airlines including united are voluntarily reducing their flight schedules. cutting total flights at sfo by 14%. united airlines is going a step further. issuing customers travel waivers. during this construction period. allowing them to change their flights or connect through a different airport. the runway is expected to reopen friday, september 27. at sfo, betty yu, kpix5. >>> tonight, many of the bay area's finest chefs are serving up their best to draw attention to the stark rise in homelessness among asian americans. at project by projects 10th annual tasting benefit, plate by plate in san francisco, nearly 40 restaurants and mixologists dished out their creations and mayor london breed was there. homelessness in asian americans rose 44% in two years. proceeds will go to a chinatown organization providing shelter for women. >> one of the big new causes or the largest causes of the asian american homelessness is domestic violence and sexual violence at home. so they have to leave. they bring their children. and there is a transitional housing area that t

so, united airlines, their flight was forced to divert to denver. firefighters had to come on the flight and unjam the door. look at this person with the phone. >> then again we're looking at this from someone who shot this on their phone. >> the passenger was okay, maybe a little embarrassed when they came out. everybody was kind of like, mm-hmm. united got the plane back into the air after a two-hour delay. >> now, as a person of height, i have to tell you, i'm often taller than the bathroom. so i would have really had a problem in there, you know what i'm saying? when you're in there for two minutes, it's fine. but when you're in there for two hours, however long that person was in there -- >> you would have had a meltdown? >> i might have lost my mind a lile saying. >> you might have realized you were claustrophobic and didn't know it. being in there. they had the seat. why not just finish the trip? >> mike? >> no. >> though, the logic stands. just not a seat belt. maybe they should install seat belts. >> they still had to land. >> you're right.

the attacks that began as united airlines flight and american airlines flight struck both the north and south tower we were also called to tackle the pentagon and the heroic event of the individuals on united flight 93 which crashed in shanksville pennsylvania. those minutes between the attacks on the world trade center and collapse of the north and south tower, i believe they forever changed us as a nation and we are much safer today as a result of those attacks, we have the creation of the department of homeland security that allows us to better share information and allows us to better refine the situation. extreme lines of the organization. dashes chaired the sole mission or the primary mission of that committee is each and every day to see what we can do as congress and what we can do to protect our countries and protect our homeland against attacks and to better secure the safety of the american citizens. >> when it comes to homeland security you talked about the benefits and the pluses. are there deficiencies that need to be addressed? >> we have weaknesses within the system and

then, there was a flight attendant, wanda anita green who worked for united airlines for 29 years.r church. she earned a real estate license, dreamed of opening her own real estate office after retiring from flying. gno, says youuada just heard, a dedicated public -- as you just heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the u.s. fish and wildlife service where he worked for 17 years. on september 11, he was going home after celebrating with his parents, sister, and family at his grandmother's 100th birthday. a lawyer, public relations executive, an antique dealer, a world war ii veteran. as you heard so eloquently from this podium already this morning. they were ordinary americans, but their heroism would inspire the nation. when they took off at 8:42 a.m., their flight must have seemed like any other. they had no way of knowing that within four minutes, american flight 11 would hit the north tower. within 21 minutes, united flight 175 would hit the south tower of the world trade center. and within 46 short minutes, their own flight would be hijacked by terrorists, det

>> no as you know, we're investors in united airline, united spent time in hong kong, there is risk inia and pakistan and carno coming from coin clearly itiment e impacts these businesses, the companies we have invested in have navigated around those political challenges, it would be better if we had fewer political challenges look at what's going on in the market the market is up 20%, obviously, we had a draw down in q4 even yesterday when you had these regulatory challenges announced by all the ags, i noticed that google and facebook out performed. so i think a lot of this concern, a lot of these risks are baked into the market. >> microsoft the story of microsoft do you think it's appreciated enough what satya nadella has been able to do at microsoft, richest company in the world i think now by market cap. >> the entrepreneurs i talked to are highly aware of what he's done and achieved and the contrast that he's brought to the company and how doubling down on the enterprise has really unlocked so much wealth and value. >> you own the stock. >> don't let me underestimate it well i th

the extension united airlines announced for its boeing 737 max lights when we come back. >>> and what could be bad news for holiday travelers, united airlines is announcing an extension to the cancellation of boeing 737 max flights by another month. the jets will now remain grounded until december 19. united previously said th would cancel flights through early november. now, they expect to cancel about 2800 flights in november and another 1700 through december 19th extract the homeless man accused of attacking woman in san francisco in front of her condo holding is due back in court today. at his last hearing, 25-year- old austin vincent was denied bail. vincent facing multiple charges in connectioth that august 11th attack.'s defense attorney said vincent was quote at a point of crisis that night and needs treatment for mental health issues. >>> and injuring the ghost ship warehouse trial in oakland is resuming deliberations today. the jury had to restart deliberations last month after preachers were removed from the panel for misconduct. the new jury deliberated for two days withou

we're also going to be sitting down with united airlines ceo oscar munoz.es since he took over the company in 2015 he suffered a heart attack, had to have heart transplant surgery he was dealing with a company that was dealing with many issues with the employee base. lots of problems because of the united/continental merger, an employee base that wasn't happy. so he set to work trying to fix that in 2017 you remember david dow, the doctor forcibly dragged off the flight his team was the worst possible response ever. and then when the video was released lots of people saw what happened to david dao. there was outrage from customers. he has had to pivot and step back from that at the time he was not given the chairman's position -- title for the company because the board really cracked down on things. here we are a couple of years later and united airlines has also seen its stock do incredibly well over this period of time. i think he's calmed a lot of concerns that had been out there, particularly with customers. dealing with all of those issues and trying t

>>meanwhile, the vice president visited pennsylvania to honor those who died aboard united airlines flight 93 and in new york where the attacks first happened thousands of names of the victims were read out loud. >>and of course should use for held all across the united states today remembering the september 11th attacks closer to home a ceremony was held to honor the first responders who saved lives that day. >>kron four's charles clifford has more. >>here in livermore on wednesday, a ceremony was held in the morning over los college to commemorate the 18th anniversary. wednesday ceremony included the presentation of colors there was also a flyover as well as remembrance of those who lost their lives and while many who remember september 11th for call chaos and devastation today ceremony was meant to focus on the first responders who swung into action that day to save lives to recall the determination that transformed into resolve and the courage that transformed into voller. even as the smoke, the flames, the panic. the cries and the hatred surrounded the scenes in the seconds that follo

>> the united airlines flight was forced to divert to denver.ghters had to come on the flight and unjam the door. the passenger was okay. united got the plane back in the ar after a two-hour delay. >>> we looked it up. it turns out that that person was stuck in the lav for an hour. >> oh. >> that's a long time. >> right. it's not the most glamorous place to be. >> can you imagine when she came out. hopefully they evacuated the whole plane before she came out and faced everybody. you think they would do that? that's sweet. i don't think so. the walk of shame is real. >> at least she was in the front lavatory, so it was a quick exit. >> we're up to 22 degrees cooler. no more heat advisory, no more red flag warning. becoming cloudy tonight everywhere wh coastal drizzle. we have breezy conditions. look at the southerly surge developing along the coast. taking over the entire area by noon. watch our warm temperatures fade. they get stronger by 2:00. look at them quickly fade as the sea breeze moves inland. the clouds making a beile bee lr the east ba

united airlines releasing a statement regarding this saying -- we are reaching out to all customers on board and the customer in the lavatory to apologize. >>> new at noon new numbers released by the cdc show just how widespread vaping illnesses are. there are now 805 case of lung illnesses related to using e- cigarettes. a 52% increase in the last week. and there have been at least 12 deaths. meanwhile, the cdc is also warning this year's flu season could be a bad one. the flu season is just winding down in australia where the number of cases was the highest in history. 210,000 more cases than in 2018. there have already been two flu deaths in the bay area. the cdc advises people to get vaccinated by the end of october. >>> former french president gawkish rack is being remembered today. his son-in-law told the associated press the president died peacefully today among the loved ones. he was a fixture of french pot ticks for decades from prime minister to president. he was also one of europe's most vocal opponents to the 2003 u.s. led invasion of iraq. he was 86 years old. >>> two bay

. >>> a united airlines flight headed to san francisco was forced to make an emergency landing in denver last night after a passenger got stuck in a bathroom. this happened on flight 1554 from washington dc. a woman went to use the bathroom but then found herself trapped. video from a passenger on board shows crewmembers are trying to pry open the jammed door. the woman was reportedly stuck for about an hour before maintenance workers at denver international airport managed to free her. the plane eventually made its way to sfo, landing about an hour and a half behind schedule.>>> thursday night football kicks off on fox in less than an hour. coming up next, a look at tonight's big matchup between the eagles and packers right there in green bay.>>> and and whether, the advertised cooling trend has really kicked in, a significant drop offer those numbers today, the cooling will continue as we head into the weekend. we will talk more about the bay area forecast, coming up. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing th

the "sun sentinel" reports a united airlines flight had to return to denver over an engine issue.a passenger on board another plane shows a piece of the left engine cover partially detached. the boeing 737 was en route to orlando yesterday morning before it was forced to return to denver international airport. the flight landed safely, and passengers were rebooked on different flights. >>> "usa today" says a mexico city roller coaster derailed mid ride leaving two dead and two others injured. a warning, the video might be disturbing. two men aged 18 and 21 died of head and other injuries when the last car on the coaster derailed at the amusement park on saturday. preliminary investigations indicate a mechanical failure caused the car to come loose and fall from a height of about 33 feet. the decades' old coaster, like many others, was featured at other parks around the world before finding a home in mexico city. >>> and "the new york times" reports that on its opening weekend, another horse has died at santa anita. saturday a 3-year-old colt named mtek collapsed in the stretch wit

that's where united airlines flight 93 went down on its way from newark to san francisco, killing 40bers. certainly a day we will never forget. >>> turning now to microclimate weather forecast, let's check in with kari. >> not nearly as much fog as we were seeing yesterday morning at this time. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, we are in for some warmer temperatures, especially in the inland areas. we're headed back into the low 90s for the east bay, but a lot of 70s and 80s for parts of the bay as well as some of our inland valleys. going into the next several days, our temperatures will go back to summer, really hot weather headed our way, reaching 98 degrees tomorrow, 101 degrees on friday, that's the peak of the heat and then it does come back down for the end of the weekend with san francisco reaching 83 on friday. let's head over to mike for an update on the commute. >> we found this, not on the chp report but in our camera view, north 101 just north of 680, chp pulled someone over on their own accord, that probably means some lane change or speeding issue. the

flight 93 is united airlines flight 93. i do wish people would stop referring to it as 93.m very upset. i am very upset. host: we will hear from garrett graff. guest: i really did try to capture not just the world trade pentagon, and pentagon, and shanksville, but to capture the way these attacks rippled across the country. a big thread of that day is the air traffic controllers. york and alsonew in cleveland, we forget flight clevelander ohio and before turning around and coming back towards pennsylvania. day are soes that moving, in part because they are struggling to figure out what is transpiring. remember again, going back to where we were in 2001, the country was in such a different place. the protocols that morning were the air-traffic control pilots were supposed to cooperate with hijackers. no one had ever seen a plane be used as a missile. that morning, air-traffic control hears there is a hijacked. they figure out there is a hijack and they start running their normal protocols for they start clearing the way other airplanes in the space, not to intercept it but t

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knew we needed oather than try to do this myself, we teamed up with diane bergen, the former united airlinescutive,nd she has done an amazing job of getng this thing prototyped and tested and made, but it is all being made in china and everying is a little bit on hnod right >> yes. you got to work through those once in a while as well as an entrepreneur. david hoyt, good to see you again. thanks for joining us tonight. >> you're very welcome. >> still ahead, all labor shorte of pilots and the push to get more women to take flight. ♪ ♪ >>> -- will be needed worldwide and many of the major airlines are making their pitche to women be the leaders in the cockpit. jane wells has t ut story for tonight from anchorage, alaska. ♪ >> reporter: on anr: airstrip i anchorage, alaska -- -- is o of the top flight schools in the country. owned and operated by a woman who started ao flight school after the one she was working at didn't like her style. iovated this building, and iand had people knocking on my door from >> ground 7734. >> reporter: jamie patterson sims of sky t alaska has been recognized as a

. >>> united airlines has canceled flights by planes more than a month. pushed back to december 19th. more than 90 flights affected. grounded since march when automatic safety feature was linked to fatal crashes. hopes to get faa approval by october. >>> ruth bader ginsburg addressed crowd at library of congress national book festival in washington, d.c.. >> this audience can see that i am alive. and i'm on my way to being veryy well. >> know, there's a reason she's known as the notorious rbg. just received radiation treatments for pancreatic cancer. assured everyone she's on the mend and will be ready for next supreme court session in october. >>> new details on enhanced b.a.r.t. station signs set to be unveiled today. they've been delayed. software has not been released yet. will let riders know if train is canceled and two or three-door cars. not sure when will go live. >>> b.a.r.t. trains are not running between orinda and walnut creek stations. performing maker upgrades. also closed two lanes of highway 94, so far not impacted traffic. lasting to 7:0

and the united airlines jet diverted. the plane from d.c.o san francisco forced to land in denver because a passenger was stuck in the bathroom. the door wouldn't open. a ground crew and firefighters then freeing her. we hope she gets a free flight. >>> another new headline tonight about zantac to share. wallmart, wal greens and right aid recalling generic versions of the medication. the overthe counter medication may contain a possible cancer-causing agent. >>> the creator of the labradoodle says he regrets it. he cross bred the first labrador poodle in 1989. he worries he released a frankenstein, in his words. believing most labradoodles and other designer breeds are at greater risk of medical issues and anxiety. i know many cute labradoodles, so, please don't tweet me. >>> and setting the stage for th jennifer lopez and shakira will perform in miami. j. lo says she's dreamed of performing at the super bowl since 1996. >>> when we come back here tonight, the contestant on a red-hot winning streak. could he be the next "jeopardy!" could he

and the united airlines jet diverted on a cross-country flight. the plane from d.c.o san francisco forced to land in denver because a passenger was stuck in the restroom. the door wouldn't open. a ground crew and firefighters did free her. we hope she gets a free flight out of this. >>> there is news tonight about popular heartburn medications. walmart, walgreens and rite aid recalling generic versions of the drug zantac. the over the counter medication may contain low levels of the possible cancer-causing element ndma. there is no official recall for zantac tablets in the u.s., but as always, consult with your doctor. >>> the creator of the labradoodle says he regrets it. wally conron of australia cross-bred the first labrador poodle in 1989. he worries he, quote, opened a pandora's box and released a frankenstein, in his words. believing most labradoodles and other designer breeds are at greater risk of medical issues and anxiety. i know many cute labradoodles, so, please don't tweet me. tweet him. >>> and setting the stage for the super bowl halftime show, jennife

and mike pence will attend a ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania to honor the lives lost on united airlinesght 93. we will be right back. heather: the sixth person has died from a lung disease linked to vapeing, she was over 50 and had a history of health problems. she became seriously ill when she started vapeing. three teenagers hospitalized, one of them, whitney livingston, is on a ventilator after vapeing for two weeks. there seems to be no cure. abortion consume he outlawed in south carolina. state senators meeting on the bench would ban the procedure after a fetal heartbeat is detected. the bill easily passed the house and has the support of the governor. in texas getting access to abortion just got easier. austin setting aside $150,000 to provide low-income women with logistical support like travel and childcare. apple unveils its highly anticipated iphone 11 upgrading cameras and battery life. tracy carrasco here with more on the new model. we talked about what would be involved in this but now we know. >> reporter: some of the rumors were true and some were not. apple did avail thr

. >>> here is a live look in shanksville, pennsylvania where united airline 93 crashes where the passengers and crew members fought for control of the plane. >>> in the bay area, many are paying tribute to the lives lost including first responders and military personnel. san francisco is one stay across the nation observing 9/11 with a day of service. a number of volunteer it's will pack 275,000 meals today for people in need. in contra conis it a consta county they will have a service. there will be a september 11th commemorative service. >>> a bill to reclassify hundreds of thousands of workers looks it will pay for uber. it will make it harder to classify workers as independent contractors. critics say that the companies used that to avoid paying minimum wage and other benefits. the bill was strongly opposed by companies like uber and lyft. want a thoughtful solution with an earning standard and ben visits. >>> a major vote in fremont after months of debate and protests. the city council members voted to home a homeless navigation center at city hall. after three hours of public comment,

on board a packed plane when engine malfunctions in mid-flight, take a look at shocking video, united airlinesng in the sky with some sort of mechanical issue, pilots turning around and then landing back in denver, airline says that passengers took a different plane in orlando, no one injured in that thank goodness. joe biden demanding that major networks stop interviewing rudy giuliani claiming that he use it is platform to spread conspiracy theories. carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115 is here with the response from social media. carley: yes, so joe biden's sent letter demanding they stop booking rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney, the letter saying in part, we write to demand that in service to the facts you no longer book giuliani, surrogate for donald trump who has demonstrated that he will knowingly and willingly lie in order to advance his own narrative, now that letter coming after giuliani appeared on 3 sunday morning shows including fox sunday morning futures, giuliani responded to the dale yes beast for comment, sounds like the usual left-wing ce

united airlines is announcing extension to the cancellation of boeing 737 max flight by another month. those jets will now remain grounded until december 19th. united previously told sold 737 max jets from the flight schedule through early november. now without those max jets, they are expected to cancel some 2800 flights in november and add another 1700 to december 19th. >>> more and more parents are buying school uniforms for back- to-school shopping even for their toddlers. the washington post reports that more public schools, charters and childcare centers are requiring uniforms now. more than 40% of the nation's public schools and preschools now use uniforms. and that is forcing retailers such as walmart, target and amazon to rethink how they stock and market back-to-school wear. some stores such as old navy have created uniform hubs in all their u.s. stores. >>> calling off the search. details on an announcement coming from coast guard officialings late this morning as they presume 34 people are dead in a morning boat fire and an update on those recovered. >>> also as we take a

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a united airlines flight was forced to return to the airport in denver because part of the engine was exposed during the flight nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. tom what more can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, craig. this was a flight from denver to florida, a boeing 737, and the left engine, the casing began to peelnervous. >> scary momen that made a lot of passengers nervous. scary moments sunday on board a united airlines flight headed from denver to orlando >> the engine panel has become detached from the airplane. >> the plane with 196 people on board was forced to turn around when part of the engine appeared to shake violently >> what was the emergency? >> there's an engine panel that's come off the side of the airplane. >> a passenger posting this video online, showing a piece of the boeing 737's left engine cover appearing to detach in midair, frightening those on board. a similar incident occurred last year when the casing blew off one of the engines on a united flight from san francisco to honolulu that plane, a triple 7 also made an emergency landing with

united airlines flight 123. boeing 757, series 200. then next it might say, pdx.of navigational point and whole rd. took off from portland, oregon. those are navigational points going through landing. on the second line would be compass direction of the plane status of the fuel on board and lot of other technical information. this plane have been turned off. they had no idea about the identity of this plane. except watching this white dot on the set. i said, monty, where is the plane? it's hard to look at a radar set related to a point on the ground. probably somewhere in the middle of pennsylvania. maybe north. where is it now? probably rosalynn. where is it now. near pentagon city and national airport. where is it now? oops, oops what. we just lost the target. somewhere between pentagon city and national airport. about that time someone between the phone line and said mr. secretary, we just had a phone call -- thank you very much. they said, somewhere between pentagon city and national airport. when the phone call broke in and said we just got a call from arling

average about an 8% sell off we could see crude oil topped around 65, $66 first i'm looking at united airlines up to a trend line up around 96, 95 and a half then i'm looking at southwest. southwest is about the see the 50-day moving average. it's held the trend line support. that could bring a tail wind moving it up to the ballpark of 60 bucks i think these are opportunities to buy southwest has paired a lot of its losses already today >> obviously energy prices are just one input here. you have to evaluate where we are on the economic side and pricing trends in the group which does tend to look cheap. that isn't always necessarily mean they're a great value >> yeah. on our work they don't look terribly cheap we owned the group a couple of years back they got into our cell ranges and we got out it's not down much today we have earnings with fedex tomorrow this is a group that's been pummelled by trade we think there's more positive catalysts for that group less dependent on oil than the airline. we're not in that trade. >> all right thank you very much. back over to you >>> ahead, we'll talk

. >>> 18 years ago this very day, september 11, at 10:oh 3 am, united airlines flight 93 impacted the earth several hundred feet from the very spot on which i stand. flight 93 national memorial amb. and the president of the friends of flight 93 donna gibson will read the lead the readings of the names of the passengers and crew members of flight 93. for each name, judy brand and-- wagner who serve as ambassadors will ring the bells of remembrance in their memory. >> christian adams. 23 lorraine bay, flight attendant. todd--. [ bell tolls ] todd beamer. [ bell tolls ]. >> alan beaven. [ bell tolls ] mark bingham. [ bell tolls ] deora francis bodley. [ bell tolls ] sandy w bradshaw. . marian r. britton. [ bell tolls ] thomas e. burnett, jr. [ bell tolls ] william joseph cashman. [ bell tolls ] my sister, georgine rose corrigan. [ bell tolls ] patricia cushing. [ bell tolls ] capt. jason dahl. [ bell tolls ] joseph deluca. [ bell tolls ] patrick joseph driscoll. [ bell tolls ] edward porter felt. [ bell tolls ] jane c. folger. [ bell tolls ] colleen l. fraser. [ bell tolls ] andrew sunny

our founding partners, google cloud, h.p.e., oracle, pepsi, rakuten, ticketmaster, united airlines andon. together, with all of our other partners in attendance, we wants to thank you for creating this community gathering place and this performance venue that will transform the bay area. now in closing, i'd like to acknowledge a few individuals who began this journey with us that are not here to see the ultimate success of their contributions. just this past april, we lost corinne woods, the legendary community advocate and chairperson at mission bay citizens advisory committee. all of us live half in fear and half in awe of corinne. she shaped so much of this project with her efforts. [laughter] the governor mention 2014 jennifer macs lost her heroic fight with pancreatic cancer. she was the point guard for this project and the city. and her energy, intellect and personality left an indelible impact on all of us who knew her. when that new bayfront pack opens next year, jen will be remembered with a trail named in her honor. [applause] faintly, it seems to be on a lot of our minds tod

that's part of the engine's cover which broke loose shortly after this united airline flight took offsunday morning. the pilots of the orlando-bound jet quickly calling controllers. >> we need to get back to denver relatively quickly. >> when you get a chance, nature of the emergency. >> an engine panel has become detached from the airplane. we have about six hours of fuel and we have 196 people. >> reporter: it was a half hour after takeoff the jet turned around landing safely back at denver just before 8:30 in the morning. take a look at that mangled panel with the interior of the engine exposed. passengers who were not sitting near the wing getting a chance to see the engine on the ground. >> this pilot really took some pretty heroic, decisive action and made a big decision turning us around really quickly. that pilot potentially saved some lives. >> reporter: united saying in a statement that the flight landed at the airport due to a mechanical issue with one of the engines. the flight landed safely and taxied to a gate where customers de-planed normally. experts agree, it's a dis

. >>> a united airlines flight had to turn around shortly after departing denver because of this.ine cover appeared to partially come off. the plane was hiding f iheading orlando but circled denver for about an hour before landing. no passengers or crew were hurt here. they were put on another plane to florida. >> how do you let somebody know? do you press the button? excuse me? >> excuse me, could i have a coffee and is this plane falling apart? just real quick. >> how awkward. >> yeah. >>> happening today, a develoer will break ground on affordable new housing and retail space in hayward. it's at the site of the old mervin's headquarters. nearly 500 apartments will be built there. it's going to be called lincoln landing. this is the first major downtown project to start construction since the city adopted a new plan to create more housing, retail and entertainment. it's expected to open in 2 1/2 years. >>> now to the royal road trip. prince harry and duchess meghan are spending their final day in africa. but they're doing so apart. >> and they're focusing on causes that matter t

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that's when united airlines flight 175 hit the south tower.ers fell, when the pentagon was hit and when flight 93 went do shafrpg shanksville, pennsylvania. the president and melania will be participating in proceedings at the pentagon. mike pence will be in pennsylvania. we will return to regular programming. for those of you in the east, that's been "good morning america." now back to regular programming. >> that always gives you chills to see, 18 years later, the families who still gather at that spot to see the reading of the 3,000 names. it takes about 3 1/2 hours to get through all of those. it's really something to see. >> now it is 5:48. we are checking in with mike for a look at the forecast. >> guys, good morning. we'll switch gears here and bring it back home and talk about today. 55 degrees, under a clear sky from sutro tower. a whole lot of sunshine. temperatures will spring back above average today. we start the warming trend. 90s and 100s not only inland but around the bay. look at the lack of cloud cover. the numbers go from gr

and i think it will help because the new seats are on united airlines [ laughter ] that's right spirits has unveiled new seats that will be unveiled in november in the meantime, passengers are advised to hang on to the straps [ laughter ] apple, today held an event to unveil the iphone 11 which will come in black, white, yellow, green, purple and red. coincidentally, those are the same colors that racist people say they don't care if you are [ laughter ] and finally, mcdonald's locations in philadelphia will be selling shamrock shakes this month to celebrate the start of the philadelphia eagles football season while mcdonald's locations in new york will be selling burgers that fell on the ground to celebrate the jets [ laughter and applause ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight he is a hall of fame tennis player and was a commentator at this year's u.s. open. john mcenroe is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause she is starring in the upcoming powerful new netflix series, "unbelievable. toni collette is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause and back to perform on

. >> we're looking to go to the main desk of united airlines to see if they can make up for something. >> i probably will try to reschedule out of oakland maybe, there i don't know. make another accommodation. there will be the same possibility of a reschedule or cancellation. strike>> the santa clara county board of supervisors have approved a plan to increase funding for races centers to s this psupport operators of crisis centers. the bulk of that money would go to the ymca silicon valley, and the rest to community solutions, which has offices in san jose, morgan hill and gilroy. supervisor say this money is necessary because the governor's budget did not renew $5 million in one-time funding for crisis centers across the state. >> we are going to end up spending in our county, close to probably a little over $2 million. the state of california should be finding these. if they were to fund these programs, we would be able to use the $2 million for other kinds of treatment. counseling, job placement, all of the stuff that victims need after something so horrific happens to them.>> ne

>>united airlines says it will let passenge avoid flying on boeing 7.37 max jets. once it starts using the jets again planes have been under intense scrutiny grounded since march following 2 fatal crashes that killed hundreds of people united's chief commercial officer said it's too soon to know what customer reaction will be after the 7.37 max returns to service. however passengers afraid to fly on the plane, we'll be able to rebook flights on a different aircraft for free. american airlines has not yet set a policy regarding customers afraid to fly on a 7.37 max southwest says it will offer full flexibility. long passengers to change flights with no fee, boeing hopes to have the 7.37 max cleared to fly again by early next month. >>you know those little wireless ear buds you see people were in these days. well, make sure they're secure new york's subway operator says now that lots of people have them. they're increasingly ending up on the tracks and some people are hopping down to try to get them your buds of fallen down there more than 100 times this year. they s

published book before we begin the process that makes the policy possible global leaders including united airlines are partners throughout north america we'd also like to thank our co-er organizers it is a pleasure to be working with them for tonight's program. though it's my pleasure to present the cofounder for remarks. [applause] >> good evening i am the head of the young china watchers new york part of the leadership team we would like to think the society for this amazing opportunity to host thisis and thank you for joining us we have a fantastic evening for you. organization is a dynamic group of china focus professionals through roundtables and through the academic policies and communities to provide a chance to engage individuals to interact and discuss the most prescient issues emerging today through a growing global network with the next generation of leaders. and why have the privilege of introducing the provider and award-winning writer and researcher specializinges in international security and geopolitics and economics appearing in a range of publications including the new york times

united airlines already extended its cancellations until december 19th, while southwest has canceled its max flights until next year. >>> at 6:00, tragedy at sea. >> there's no escape hatch for any of the people on board. >> this morning the death toll is rising and others are still missing after that deadly dive boat fire off the coast of southern california. this morning a look at the memorial and when we expect to get an update pablo pereira. >>> more than a month since the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. the memorial at christmas hill park. >>> tracking dorian, an airport underwater in thebahamas. we have an update where the hurricane is literally parked and we have a reporter in the southeast as people brace for impact. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is back and going to help us get through the welcome back after labor day commute. >> thank you. >> first we start with meteorologist kari hall. pretty decent temperatures today. >> pretty decent today, still warm in

global leaders, city, delight and united airlines, corporate partners, we would also like to thank our co-organizer, the young china watchers. it is a great flour be working with them for tonight's program. now it is my pleasure to welcome miss vicki lai, the cofounder and head of the new york chapter of young china watcher ford her brief remarks. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. i'm vic year and lai and i'm the head of the young china watch america new york. i'm behalf of the young chinaer watchers in new york leadership team who is in front, we would like to thank the japan society for this amazing opportunity to host this evening together. and thank you all for joining us. we have a fantastic evening for you. our organization young china watchers is a dynamic group of china focuses young professionals. through regular roundtables and talks with senior figures in the china academic policy and business communities, we provide a chance for engaged individuals to interact and discuss the most pressing issues emerging from china today. through our growing global network we seek to f

get money in the door are you going to have a comprehensive program whether you are the cia or united airlinesworld or a airport and screen to look at people's cell phones or screen their facebook pages? are you going to screen their private travel to determine where they could go and where they can't? on principle you'll say we'll look at people who have access to an airplane over time and practice, i don't know how you do it. >> phil mudd. appreciate it. >>> the president said he's building a border wall. note the word "new" is not in the line. we'll separate the promises made versus reality next. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! people, our sales now apply to oa new low.mes. at visionworks, our sales are good on all of our frames. why are you so weird? get 60% off any pair of glasses. no exclusions. really. visionworks. see the difference. we can't give you, unlimited summer, but we can give you unlimited talk, t

borrow i don't recommend that, but i do think it's good for manufacturing because you have the united airlines saying they'll buy some planes. it's good for the market because apple is likely to be buying back stock and share buybacks have slowed down so i think net/net it's a positive as long as debt servicing remains in a normalish kind of range. >> michael, what do you think? >> yeah, i agree that it's a positive that companies are finding ready buyers at these low yields tells you the capital markets are in a relatively flush position and it mitigates the message that investors were taking from the extreme lows in government bond yields if you look at the treasury market and said it's saying something scary about the course of the economy going ahead the fact that corporate issuers are able to actually refinance their debt or finance buybacks or new projects and essentially investment grade corporate debt in the united states is down close to the lows for the cycle. well under 3% as an average yield. so it does tell you that there's a positive it's also a prop to equity valuations it's one

. >> united, alaska airlines and air canada have been waiving flight change fees so passengers can rebook itineraries to avoid sfo. and they've been stocking gates and plane was extra snacks to help ease tensions as the delays stack up. but of course sfo is a major international and domestic hub. so there aren't a whole lot of options for travelers to be able to avoid sfo. so passengers should expect a lot of the delays that they're not able to change itineraries at least until this project is completed. reporting live at sfo, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >> sfo police with looking for illegal side shows. you may remember from last weekend. police say they have eyes in the skies too. helicopters patrolling from the air. anyone caught joining in the side show could be cited or arrested. and have their car impounded. last week nbc bay area thom jensen went for a fly along and oakland pd chopper working to crackdown on side shows over the week. you can watch his report on nbcbayarea.com. >> new details in the case of two bay area teenagers accused of killing an

. >> reporter: now, united, alaska airlines and air canada have been waving flight change fees so passengers can rebook to avoid sfo and they've been stocking gates and planes with extra snacks to help ease tensions as delays stack up. according to sfo they picked this stretch of 20 days because it comes at the end of the busy summer travel season and before the busy holiday travel season. but still it is going to mean at least 20 days of delays like this and also cancellations. so passengers should be aware if they're passing through sfo. reporting live at sfo, i'm sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, sergio. a frustrating situation there. >>> new details tonight in the case of the bay area teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer. in july police arrested finn elder and gabriel natale in rome. prosecutors say elder is the one who stabbed and killed the officer. elder's lawyer is dropping the request for his release. he says the defense needs time to figure out exactly what happened that night. a hearing for the release is set for later this month. >>> the gilroy

if people remember, all united airlines flights in the u.s. had been grounded since that morning. the u.s. stock exchange halted training and "the wall street journal" home page went down. we were taking phones. the chief of staff at the white house, homeland security adviser, everyone was asking questions. i talked to my wife about it that night and i said to her, when did we fall asleep and wake up in the future? where we presumed the computer outages were a result of a james bond-like bad actor behind the scenes? the same question is worth asking today as the internet turned 30 in 2019. and i think what i want to talk about in the context of a call to action is going into the fourth decade of the internet, can we turn the tide on security issues? can we digitally transform and also transform how we do security? how do you do that? what is the opportunity? what role was cloud play specifically cloud native security analytics? the 90s i think was a decade of promise and potential. a hopeful and exciting time, creation of global community. the internet is a force for good. the 200