united airlines and american airlines have put money down non refundable deposit, as they claim a for these aircraft. there's a bit of data over here, and i'm actually writing books about supersonic f. hello from the history of the future. and if you look at concord until you see the same thing happened in the old days of the late sixties and early seventies for concord, many items from iran out a little honda had done the same thing and paid deposits on concord and never received it. never wanted in the end, and the same thing could happen here. right now i see multiple a p r race between united american being in place here on the aspect of asian journalists. thank you for your thoughts. you're welcome. now we're the reduced access to rush and gas. large bars of the german economy are worried about their energy supply, including undertakers, who are looking at id is to keep their crematorium running. it doesn't take much to keep this little light on the eternal flame standing guard as another klein, this going on one last ride. once the gate closest flames will envelop the coffin at

question is whether or not the travel system is up to the task so we got this exclusive look from united airlines the pressure on airlines to perform, with the labor day rush fast approaching. this past monday alone more than 1,400 flights were canceled nationwide, the fourth highest of the summer. both southwest and american airlines delayed more than 40% of all their flights. >> our flight was canceled. >> yesterday. >> yesterday. now we're back again today. it was canceled this morning and knew we're back again. >> reporter: united airlines ceo scott kirby says hiring here at its training center in denver has made its pandemic recovery quicker than others. since the start of this year united has hired 1,500 new pilots in hopes of alleviating staffing shortages and canceled flights. in total u.s. airlines have canceled more than 44,000 flights since june. >> all airlines are not created equal. >> reporter: in his exclusive interview kirby put some of the blame back on the federal government. last week the federal aviation administration said a shortage of air traffic controllers delayed flights

to two hours. >> frankly the biggest challenge is not the airlines themselves, the infrastructure around aviation that hasn't caught up. >> united summer. what do you say to somebody who does see this as an airline issue rather than some other cause. >> well, first i would say we're doing everything we can to get the airline running reliably. we know that's the most thing -- it's our number one priority. the faa says you can't land airplanes at the airplane, you'll have delays. >> reporter: pete buttigieg says air traffic controllers does not account for many this summer. the level of disruption americans have experienced this summer is unacceptable and is telling airlines to review their customer service commitments to passengers. >> i'm calling on the airlines to step up their game before we have to do even more. >> reporter: for united, that starts with training that focuses on quality, something i got to try in a boeing 737 simulator. >> nice. >> you feel that was hard? >> no, that's good. >> our growth plan, the most aggressive growth plan of any airline in the history of aviation is really the driver behind the need for ou

cnn's pete muntean sat down with the ceo of united airlines for an exclusive look at how it is tryingporter: another week of air travel pain across the country is turning up the pressure on airlines to perform, with the labor day rush fast approaching. this past monday alone, more than 1400 flights were canceled nationwide, the fourth highest of the summer, both southwest and american airlines delayed more than 40% of all their flights. >> our flight was canceled. >> yesterday. >> yesterday. now we're back again today. it was canceled this morning. and now we're back again. >> reporter: united airlines ceo scott kirby says hiring at its training center in denver made its pandemic recovery quicker than others. since the start of this year, united hires 1500 new pilots in hopes of alleviating staffing shortages and canceled flights. in total, u.s. airlines canceled more than 44,000 flights since june. >> all airlines are not created equal. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, kirby put some of the blame back on the federal government. last week the federal aviation administration sai

gotta watch guess who's coming to dinner just to see the opening of the movie, a magisterial united airlinesing from another time and place. there i am channeling a bram awaits, spencer tracy and others , and it was all great but it is about the image of the airlines. you are long on someone like kirby's united airlines. the fact is ual has gone 9220 and you nailed it -- 90 to 20 and back up to 40. do you envision you can get back to the market high of 90? helane: probably not. the reason we say that is even if the earnings are what they forecast, so back when we had our 100 dollar price target on united, we were talking about them doing 13 dollars in earnings in 2020 and of course the pandemic interferes, we push that out to 2023 or 2024. but remember the issued shares to get through it to during the pandemic so when you add in the increase of the shares, even if they get back to the net income number, the increases of shares outstanding means you are not getting back to the routine dollars, maybe back to $12. instead of a nine dollar multiple, maybe it is an eight dollar multiple because t

. >>> united airlines has made a big investment for flying taxis. it just put down a $10 million deposit for 100 of these aircrafts. you see it on your screen there. united ultimately wants to use them to ferry passengers to airports. the flying taxis are not approved to fly people just yet, but the company behind them is hoping for approval by the end of 2024. >> okay. they look kind of cool. don't they? >> yeah. >> we'll have to wait and see. >>> now an update to a story we told you about last week. a dog stolen from a texas family's front yard five years ago is now back home. just days ago the owners got word that sheba was found more than 600 miles away. amazingly, the owners say she still answers to her name. as for where she's been since 2018? well, they're still trying to piece that part of the puzzle together, but amazing she's back home. >> it's like the 2022 version of "homeward bound." >>> coming up, forget bears breaking into homes. now we're talking turkeys. >>> but first, the rising popularity of kidz bop. that's coming up next. you're

united airlines wants 15 of them. and just yesterday, rival american airlines announced that it was putting in a non refundable deposit for up to 20 of the company behind the plain boom. supersonic promises that it will take as little as 3 and a half hours to fly from new york to london. and it says a 3 day transatlantic business trip would turn into a day long round trip, and also vows the flights would be carbon neutral, relying on a sustainable aviation fuel. now, tickets won't be cheap likely between $4.00 and $5000.00 according to the company. for the aviation industry, it's a gamble, the predecessors of the overture, the supersonic concord stopped flying some 20 years ago due in part to low demand. i for more and then more on this, let's go to jens quarter or corresponded in new york at yes, we're talking about a plan that exist only on paper. right now we're talking about a fuel that really isn't even in commercial production at any large scale, right? now, how realistic are these plans? yeah, and you mentioned

. > >> united airlines is betting big on a start up company to shuttle people to the airport not on the road but in the air. archer developing flying taxis says they hope their electric helicopters will be operational at 2024. united made an initial investment of $10 million and that is for 100 vehicles. >> flying taxi. >> we said it was like the jetsons and i sort of feel like that is what it is going to be. it is not just at the airport but different places have little little yellow pads which you would know all about. >> i think that is the way the future is heading or acting we are heading into the future. >> it will save time. >> shorten my commute! > >> we are tracking an outbreak of legionnaires' disease. what we are learning from health officials in napa county. [ musc ] [ music ] >> you are listening to music, they are playing in the last wek last week and we have for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online spo

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last year united airlines agreed to purchase 15 of the same planes. price is $200 million, but manufacturers typically give airlines deep discounts. >>> and rallying for the girl scouts. they've come up with a new cookie called the raspberry rally. they're described as a sister cookie to thin mints essentially filled with raspberry instead of mint. the caveat, they'll be the first girl scouts cookie available only on line. >>> that is your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >> thin mints always my first choice, but raspberry rally, i'll give you a chance. >>> next, musical first. breaking a new -- breaking new ground, rather, with the new york city ballet. york city ballet. ♪ ♪ this is the moment. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor

expressjet had been a regional carrier for united airlines until united canceled the contract in july2020. okay guys, your time at 7 45. can the world support another coffee chain will be a very special one. for a lot of people. street is very closely watching instacart and tesla cook is rounding this all up in dollars and cents. no big moves for tesla today have been watching it all morning. little up little down right now. it's slightly lower. that's after that, and its stock split that they initiated. it is now the world's most profitable carmaker . analysts are fairly bullish on that company going forward as more states push for phasing out those gas powered cars. as the opening bell rang this morning. stocks in general headed higher . there's also a lot of talk about what is expected to be the next hot ipo despite a very cool ipo market, instacart is expected to go public before the end of the year, very quietly filed paperwork with the sec as we take a live look at the big board stocks headed much higher since that bell rang now up almost a half of a percent for the dow 158 poin

bruce millan, former united airlines captain, thank you for coming on. thanks for having me absolutely. one teenager has been arrested in connection with that deadly shooting of a safeway worker in san jose that took place back in june. san jose police say that 18 year old to be to a kalakaua of utah is now in custody in connection with the shooting of manuel cornejo. police say that cornejo, who was 24 years old, was working there at the safeway on hamilton's avenue in the willow glen neighborhood when he tried to stop a robbery in the liquor section back on june 5th. a fight broke out and he was shot and killed. anyone with more information on this case, is asked to call san jose police oakland police have arrested two people in connection with a string of rolex watch robberies around the bay area. there have been more than 20 of these robberies over the last several months in oakland and other bay area cities. in most of the cases, armed robbers approached the victims and forcibly removed the watches from their wrist, opd says. on tuesday, officers ex

. > >> united airlines is betting big on a startup company to shuttle people to the airport in in the air. the company developing flying taxis say they they hope their electric helicos will be operational by 2024. united made an initial investment of $10 million which is for 100 vehicles. ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. >> bay area firefighters are extending a helping hand to firefighters in ukraine. a 40 foot sea container filled with fire equipment was sent. it will will go all the way to poland to to help ukrainian crews on the front lines of the war as they are dealing with rescues, recoveries and fighting so many fires throughout the country. >> >> it is great to help those guys who are doing some of the t work during the

united airlines wants 15 of them. and just yesterday, rival american airlines announced that it was putting in a non refundable deposit for up to 20 of the company behind the plain boom. supersonic promises that it will take as little as 3 and a half hours to fly from new york to london. and it says a 3 day transatlantic business trip would turn into a day long round trip, and also vows the flights would be carbon neutral, relying on a sustainable aviation fuel. now, tickets won't be cheap likely between $4.00 and $5000.00 according to the company. for the aviation industry, it's a gamble. the predecessors of the overture of the supersonic concord stopped flying some 20 years ago due in part to low demand. i for more and then more on this let's go to jens quarter. are corresponded in new york at. yes, we're talking about a plan that exist only on paper right now we're talking about a fuel that really isn't even in commercial production at any large scale right now . how realistic are these plans? yeah, and you mentione

in the last three weeks, united airlines has doubled and triple. doubled and tripled down. the largest transatlantic airline ie world, more than british airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. airways, delta, american combin. >> another factor experts say plays into low airfares is the drop in jet fuel costs, which has declined since april. > >> a new approach to building bridges in one bay area community. san francisco police playing a little ball this afternoon with people from the hunters point neighborhood. it may not be a field of dreams, bt photojournalist shows us it is a a way to bring people together. >> reporter: today, members of e s fpd got called out to gilman playground on a different kind f call. betterup, gunned down, isa new program compiled of softbals softball players. is designed tn is designed to open

and now, airlines are really caving to this federal pressure. american, delta, jetblue, unitedve all rewritten their policies, before you almost had to be a lawyer to sift through some of these. all these airlines have rewritten their policies in plain language. in some cases, some airlines are going one step further and outright changing the policies themselves. here's one example. on united airlines, you used to be entitled to a meal voucher only if your flight was delayed four hours. now united will give vouchers to passengers delayed more than three hours. one big caveat here, these passenger protections only apply to delays and cancellations within an airline's control, we're not talking about the weather. but this is coming out right before the labor day rush. faa expects tomorrow to be one of the busiest days in terms of flights in the air. >> all right. pete muntean, thank you very much. i now i something to look forward to, now that we all know. >> that free meal. "the lead" with jake tapper startsts after this short break. . encourage one another..... i can buy gold f

want you to listen now to united airlines ceo scott kirby, and he tells me that this is really in some, the bigger challenges are not the airlines themselves. they're all the support infrastructure around aviation that hasn't caught up as quickly. >> let me push back on that a tiny bit. united has had 5,000 cancellations this summer. what do you say to someone who sees this as an airline issue rather than something else? >> first, we're doing everything we can to get the airline running reliably. that's the most important thing for customers. we had ground stops for the entire day. when the faa says you can't land airplanes, you're going to have delays and cancellations. >> the department of transportation is about to roll out a new website which reminds passengers of their rights, airline to airline. this new numbers really show just how desperate passengers are right now, taking their complaints straight to the federal government to try to get their money back and to try to tell them about these cancellations and delays. >> of course, we're heading into another busy travel season wit

in the last three weeks, united airlines has doubled and tripled tripled down and become the largest transatlantic airline in in the world , more than british british airways, delta, american american combined. >> another factor, experts says is the drop in jet fuel costs, which has dropped about a fourth fourth since april. > >> those are your money watch headlines. > >> let's get a look at your forecast. >> just when we think we're getting a break here in the baya bay area, we're starting up with with a quick check of the doppler because this is the reason why we're still under a first alert weather day. lots of of instability in the atmosphere. basically, what's going on is this mid-level trough is pushing its way down just enough to shake things up. heat rises, right? as we extend into the afternoon, heat will start rising from the surface level of the earth. we're going to see mixup in the atmosphere. we're seeing that this morning here just rain for now, that's not a concern. we love rain in the bay area. well, i think we do. we need rain in the northern northern california area

. >> i had a united airlines friend and i was working there as a ticket agent. and this was while we were going to school and she came up to get her ticket to go to hawaii. she was an employee also at united. and later, we started meeting on the the greyhound bus going to work. that was fine good days. good days like today. >> this distant memory is one richard hoag close in his heart and mind but as the 86-year-old veteran ages, pieces of his lify is becoming a little more difficult to grasp. >> it is getting a little foggy in the morning. >> reporter: on the days when he when he is feeling cloudy in his his mind, he turns to a new brain health program called rain rain hq based out of san francisco. >> it rewires the brain to help people focus and think faster and remember more. >> reporter: it has been in the works for years. in 2017, a study presented at the alzheimes association international conference found almost a 30% reduction in adults that use brain hq. >> the most powerful tools we have are changes in how we use our brain. brain training, physical ex

united airlines earlier announced a 12% cut at newark. delta says it's strategically decreasing flights. the transportation department wants to make it easier for airline passengers to get refunds when their flight when there are flight disruptions. under the proposal, travelers can seek refunds if their departure or arrival times change by three hours or more for domestic flights six hours for international trips. passengers could also get money back if there are switches to the arrival or departure airport or a connecting flight change. a virtual public hearing will be held august 22nd. the beer industry is feeling flat over a shortage of carbon dioxide gas is needed to help carbonate the beer during the brewing process , and it also contributes to the beers foam but a major producer of the gas in mississippi had to be shut down earlier in june, and that's tightening supply. the brewers association says it means some breweries have had to reduce their production while it likely won't impact major breweries it could hit small brewers hard

. >>> united airlines betting big on flying taxis. the company put down a bid on flying taxis. it is an error-auto hybrid that will settle passengers to and from airports. faa certification for some could come as early as 2024. >>> wenders 23 equal 5 million? mj's bulls jersey sold at auction last month. the 1998 season was jordan's last dance with chicago. some estimate that the jersey could fetch as much as $5 million. that would be by far the most for any jordan piece of memorabilia. >>> today at the pump, the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas, look at that. $4.01. that is one dollar cheaper than the all-time high. still, a gallon costs $.83 more than it did this time last year. >>> the inflation report and how that could affect fed inflation decisions. dow up 88, the nasdaq up 361, nearly 3%. >>> i am shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. >>> texas and new york at odds over migrants. how the city's mayor is responding. >>> miracle on the freeway. the pilot during a crash landing on how he pulled it off without anyone ge

delta and united airlines are issuing travel waivers. drew: for us in california is all about warmer temperatures. we take you to sfo. cloudy skies overhead. we are good today and tomorrow. you can breathe easy with good air quality. live doppler 7, this trough is responsible for the cooler finish to the weekend yesterday but today this area of high pressure is now winning out. this will warm us up later on this afternoon and today is the warmest day we have a week. we going to the 60's and 70's by noon, relative low and mid 80's away from the coast by lunchtime. a lot of sunshine. later on this afternoon our warm spots will go well into the 90's. 70's and 80's possible as the day goes on. the fog goes right back in. highs today, 96 in concorde, 98 in fairfield. we topped out at 80 in oakland. 71 in the city. 91 the high in napa. the three day forecast showing you today is the warmest day of the week. through the next couple of days we start to bring in cooler weather. by wednesday temperatures barely touching 90 degrees at our warmer sp

ordering 20 of its own supersonic planes following united airlines, which has already ordered 15 bothu.s. air force. >> there are going to need to be hundreds of overture aircrafts to carry the tens of millions of passengers around the world who can benefit from supersonic. >> reporter: you think that many people want to go supersonic >> i think everybody wants to go supersonic >> reporter: last year boom's ceo gave us a tour if i'm a united passenger, i may be flying your supersonic jet by the end of the decade >> by the end of the decade. we want to do supersonic as quickly as possible. we think the world needs this. >> reporter: boom says the planes will be lighter, smaller, quieter, and slightly slower than concord concord flew at mach 2 boom will fly at mach 1.7. cutting current flight times in half new york to london in 3 1/2 hours. seattle to tokyo, 4 1/2. with planes carrying up to 80 passengers >> so every seat you're going to have a large window where you can see the view from 60,000 feet, the curvature of the earth, the sky a deeper blue >> reporter: the engines will use 10

. >>> united airlines betting big on flying taxis. the carrier put down a deposit for 100 electric flying taxis from archer aviation it's a four passenger auto air hybrid that works like a helicopter they're expected to fly about 3,000 feet, shuttling passengers above congestion to and from the airport. faa certification for some could come as early as 2024. >>> and when does 23 equal $5 million? when it's on the back of a jersey that the basketball legend michael jordan wore mj's number 23 jersey up for auction next month it's the one he wore during the game one of the 1998 nba finals. it was the last dance from chicago. estimating this jersey could fetch as much as $5 million. that could be by far the most for any piece of nba memorabilia. >>> a gallon of gas $4.01. $1 cheaper than its all-time high still a gallon cost 83 cents more than it did this time last year >>> on wall street stocks soar on the inflation report and how that could affect fed rate decisions. the dow up 535 s&p up 88. the nasdaq up 361, nearly 3% >>> i'm shepher

is one tiny example of what you are going to see is that ai, when you message on your phone's united airlinesa flight coming are not talking to a person. kayleigh, you are talking to a robot. you are talking to ai, that will replace workers whether it's in the grocery store or fast food joints. >> kayleigh: it's true, i was in the keys and i see these restaurants and little robots and i'm like what is happening, and it's this robot bringing out the food. it was really intriguing to watch, but this is what is happening in lieu of employing people because there is a worker shortage, what this reminds me of his big law and what i mean is when i was arriving with three year law students, they come in and recruit you and want you to be a summer associate, so you go in and i go into my big firm and they lure you with cooking classes, happy hours, hikes and it's a great summer and then you actually get to the law firm the next year and it is growing 20 hour days, and it is really brutal, that's what is happening on a nationwide scale right now, people are lured into benefits finding it's tough and s

karina: united airlines is betting on a flight taxi. they just made one million dollars in predelivery payments for 100 flying taxis. they are being developed by a bay area-based company. it could be a while before you get on one, though. i have not yet approved by regulators. it looks pretty futuristic. would you hop on one of these? michael: look, the point is i have been waiting for this since "the jetsons." they always say this is coming and it's never anywhere to be found. they are a bay area company, so i really hope it happens. i don't think so. larry: the problem is you want the suitcase that turns into a vehicle. you are the daredevil amongst us. you are the one that jumped out of a plane, a perfectly good, operating plane. when you get in one of these things if i give you a parachute, just in case not everything worked out? michael: like his boy, elroy. sandhya: i agree with you on a lot of things, but i think it is possible that they will come out with this. they have made so many advances in technology, and i think that as w

united airlines is investing in the taxi business air taxis united made it $10 million down payment onger electric taxis that can take off and land vertically like helicopters. the archer aircraft can fly as far as 60 miles. go fast as 150 miles an hour, united says. if the project is successful, it may buy as many as 200 of them. company that's developing the air tax, he says. they can be used to fly to and from help airports with very low emissions. saturday is the start of the california garlic festival in stock, and this is not the same thing as the gilroy garlic festival. promoters of the stockton events say it's a two day event that will include a cali garlic alley that features anything imaginable. as long as it's covered in garlic. there will be garlic fries, garlic, pesto, pasta, garlic mushrooms. when organizers first announced their event, officials from the world famous gilroy garlic festival were not pleased that the stockton event was relying on gilroy's hard earned reputation that the festival shouldn't be held anywhere else . now, this year's gilroy garlic festival is o

and watson, bill jesse gary ktvu fox studios before we spoke to bruce millan, former united airlines captain, he says it is very unusual for two planes to collide midair very unusual, and it was three o'clock in the afternoon. and i think the weather was good. uh you got to see and be seen. and you've got instruments now that people pay too much attention with their head inside the cockpit. milan says there was a difference in speed between the two planes. a larger one was traveling much faster, he says it's possible that larger plane did not know where the other plane was. the senate. clara county district attorney's office says it will not charge one of two men arrested in connection with the shooting death of san jose safeway employee inside the store. police say only one man remains in jail tonight. ktvu is mark sayer talked to the family of that safely worker and has their story. it was about three o'clock in the morning on june 5th when manual who's our was shot and killed inside this safeway store on hamilton's avenue in the city's willow glen neighborhood. police say he was s

landed a $10 million deposit of 100 of their futuristic aircraft, and the buyer aviation giant united airlinesreat signal of confidence and a road map to commercialization. the company says their planes can take off and land vertically, like a helicopter. which is ideal for congested cities. thanks so much for watching. if you ever miss an episode of the show, you can listen to "the lead" wherever you get your podcasts and former president trump's national security adviser john bolton will be a guest on "the situation room" with wolf blitzer which starts right now. >>> happening now, former president trump pleads the fifth, and refuses to answer questions in a new york investigation of his company. his legal peril growing right now, as new details emerge about the fbi's search of his florida home. >>> also tonight, a new report shows inflation cooling as gas prices keep going down. i'll ask a top economic adviser to president biden what that means for consumers. >> and cnn has learned former secretary of state mike pompeo also was the target of

united airlines earlier announced that 12% cut at newark delta says it's strategically decreasing. s flights, and the transportation department wants to make it easier for airline passengers to get refunds when there are flight disruptions. under the proposal, travelers could seek refunds if the department their departure, rather or arrival times, changed by three hours and more for domestic flights six hours for international trips. passengers could also get back money if there are switches to the arrival or departure airport. or connecting flight changes. a virtual public hearing will be held august the 22nd an iconic barrier cheese company is closing its last retail store after 25 years, cowgirl creamery is shutting down its shop at point reyes station cheese company announced on instagram that the stores last day will be september the fifth five years ago, the company moved to a larger production facility in petaluma. since then it closed down its retail stores. cowgirl creamery will still sell its cheeses and other products, but you have to find them. at the grocery store. ther

united airlines earlier announced a 12% cut at newark, liberty international airport, and delta says it's strategically decreasing flight. ex we take a live look at us your phone now the cost of flying sword this summer, but with demand dropping, prices are now doing the same foxes jacare alexis joining us live from the seattle tacoma airport tonight. with those details. good evening, jake. good evening, christina. those prices are lower, partially because there's just less demand. now kids are either back in school or getting ready for it, and people are settling back into their normal routines, according to the travel app hopper round trip plane to get costs around $286 in august that's close to 25% cheaper than back in may. when summer airfare hit its peak price of more than $400 per ticket. prices surged, in part because jet fuel got more expensive airlines were working through staffing shortages and more people were traveling this summer coming out of the pandemic. we had a run in demand low capacity, fewer seats flying on the airlines and extremely high jet fuel prices at times

united airlines earlier announced a 12% cut at newark, liberty international, and delta says it's strategicallyreasing flights. meta is now developing some safeguards to stop election misinformation from spreading as the us midterm elections approach this november. it has raised concerns about how some may exploit the platform to spread misinformation, medicines , the policies developed around election, misinformation or foreign interference, are now hardwired into company operations. coming up in sports warriors star steph curry holding his annual youth basketball camp, but not missing an opportunity to clap back at an nba journeymen who had some interesting words for the nba finals mvp on the 11 o'clock news, flash flooding berries, cards and strands tourists in death valley, the latest video of the debris at 11. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helpi

united airlines investing in the air taxi business, united made a $10 million down payment on four passengerers do the archer aircraft can fly as far as 60 miles goes fast as 150 miles an hour. united says that the project is successful. it may buy as many as 200 of them. the company that's developing the air taxi said they could be used to fly to and from hub airports with very low emissions. all right, here's your fun heads up for the day two of major league baseball's oldest teams are meeting in the field of dreams game tonight, the cincinnati reds and chicago cubs both teams with losing records. so far, we'll play on the field in dyersville, iowa, next to the cornfield from the movie of the same name. this year's game will include new ceremonies to mark the occasion fans you can expect to get a better feel for the magic of the setting as if they are part of the film. teams will wear uniforms similar to the ones worn in the 19 twenties. field of dreams game is that three o'clock today? right here on ktvu fox, do you have a chance to win $10,000 of big poppies? money playing fox bet super

bill jesse gary ktvu fox two news earlier today on the floor, we spoke to bruce millan, a former united airlinesery unusual, and it was three o'clock in the afternoon. and i think the weather was good. uh you got to see and be seen. and you've got instruments now that people pay too much attention with their head inside the cockpit. milan says there was a difference in speed between the two planes. the larger one was traveling much faster, he says. it's possible the larger plane did not know where the other plane was. this week, a notorious serial killer who murdered more than a dozen people in the santa cruz area died in a prison cell. what we know from the department of corrections. it was embarrassing . the overall assessment is that we have to do better than this plus a thief caught in the act. but police they let them go, and they're blaming it on their computer will explain after the break. plus, it's in san bruno neighborhood a bit on edge after pjd started inspecting nearby gas lines while seeing crews in the area sparks and bad memories. coming up in sports in san francisco giants take

united airlines earlier announced a 12% cut at newark liberty international airport. and delta says it is strategically decreasing flights. starting next year, you will be able to cruise through the delta american cruise lines has announced its first ever california cruise through the delta, which which will be launching in february or go. mana has more on where the ship will make stops. and just how much it's gonna cost you. i think it's a great way to explore northern california pretty soon you'll be able to cruise through the delta literally. american cruise lines announcing a new san francisco based cruise on this ship called the american jazz. this map showing the waterways that will be traveled as well as the plan stops and napa lejos, sacramento and stockton. there hasn't been overnight cruise service on this scale since the delta king behind me, scott ford, with the downtown sacramento partnership says with the 190. person capacity on the american jazz. the eight day round trip excursion across north cal will bring more tourists to the city. sacramento really

united airlines earlier announced a 12% cut at newark airport. and delta says it's strategically decreasing flights , but it's not all bad news for air travelers. the next time you buy a ticket, you might notice a price break foxes jacare alexis joins us now live from the seattle tacoma airport tonight to explain why the ticket prices are finally coming down, jake. jenna and alex. those prices are lower, partially because there's just less demand. now kids are either back in school or getting ready for it, and people are settling back into their normal routines, according to the travel app hopper around trip plane ticket costs around $286 in august that's close to 25% cheaper than back in may. when summer airfare hit its peak price of more than $400 per ticket. prices surged, in part because jet fuel got more expensive airlines were working through staffing shortages and more people were traveling this summer coming out of the pandemic. we had a run in demand low capacity, fewer seats flying on the airlines and extremely high jet fuel prices at t

united airlines is the sponsor of the show. 4 will air blue angels live that a special show. >> october 8 feature and of course, the blue angels, a former democratic congressman from the central valley from the central california area was arrested by the fbi agents today on a series of federal charges. authorities say terrance >> has been charged with wire fraud, money laundering and campaign contribution fraud all stemming from multiple fraud schemes. represented the 21st congressional district, which includes san joaquin valley, kings county and portions of fresno county. he served in congress from january of 2019 to january of 2021. he was booked into the fresno county jail but was released earlier this evening. coming up, the little copper. >> behind a strange 9-1-1, call in san luis obispo county. >> and next in sports, the giants offense was cycle for most of the game, but they waited until the final inning to make some noise. our sports director jason dumas shows us how they did. plus, a live report from our park coming

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the reason is that united airlines is betting big on flying taxis.'t know that but, yes, they d. >> every american knows that. you came here and you should know that . stuart: i am an american. lauren: your assignment this weekend is watch the rerun of the jetsons. >> who was the maid? stuart: i haven't a clue. >> rosie. stuart: i've never seen the jetson's. lauren: we're talking about stuart never seeing the jetssons. united airlines putting a $10 million down payment for 2 million plane cars. it carries four people and comes from archer aviation and the purpose will be to transport people from their home to the airport. stuart: okay. lauren: united stepping in with this down payment is my opinion is a seal of approval. this isn't a pipe cream. we might have flying cars soon. ask them tomorrow, they're ons show. stuart: an airline wants to fly an air car and unit second-degree doing it. stuart: i have a friend buying one of these airports and folds up after you land on water. you've got a car to drive. lauren: how much is this? stuart: you've got a

united airlines and japan airlines have also committed to buying them.hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> that would be a huge deal if china ended the covid zero policy because essentially, the market is on edge. is china going to shut down? if they do get rid of this policy, i think that will be quite telling for the market, especially for next year. tom: the atlantic council senior fellow with the caution seen yesterday from china. $90 per barrel. we will pause now for our american audience to confront numbers that i'm going to suggest, lisa, are unimaginable. natural gas, one of the benchmarks of continental europe up 1577% on a moving average study three weeks after the invasion. 727% annualized. lisa, please. lisa: this is what john was saying. right now in europe, natural gas prices are 12 times higher than what they normally are. tom:tom: and that makes for standard deviations being useless. the social consequences, senior executive ener

is soon growing angel aurora fleet mikhail mishustin got acquainted today with how the united far eastern airlinestails now with yulia makarova yulia good afternoon. are there enough planes in the far east? good afternoon, we are waiting for the deliveries of new aircraft and helicopters. aurora in the far east is the unified far east by the end of the year, the airline will complete all corporate procedures related to the entry into it of the airline of the regions of the far east, said its ceo, prime minister mikhail mishustin, a single far eastern airline was created last year on the basis of the largest in the district. the aurora carrier, its shareholders , the government of all eleven subjects of the far eastern federal district, plus the ministry for the development of the far east and the arctic, is also involved in the project by a regional airline. this is khabarovsk airlines kamchatka aviation enterprise. chukot air, and also yakutia and polar airlines. now the company is renewing its fleet. plans for the supply of 45 domestic aircraft have been agreed upon. this includes eight dry supe

we were on the air with jon scott when the united airlines 175.on television, slammed into the south tower, as you said nearly 3,000 people killed here that day when the two gleaming towers thundered and collapsed into the ground. it was not the first attack oon our country by radical islamic terrorism. the first in recent times was 1990, the assassination of a brooklyn extremist rabbi in manhattan. part of a group of terrorist associated with sheik. they went on to bomb the world trade center driving a truck into the garage. [inaudible] told the f.b.i. handlers they would come back and take these towers down. sadly, they were true to their word. as i am reminded this morning a very different morning. people walking to work, biking here, the gleaming new building freedom tower behind me, a visible symbol of the resilience and triumph of this country, the sacrifice of our armed forces and the capability of the c.i.a. in taking out al-zawahiri in kabul. bill, it is a day and a legacy that not only will we always remember but also know we have to fac

soldiers in a natural fire in the rostov region , spread to three settlements at once, the aurora airline will uniteir carriers of the far east region by the end of the year. and the taurida art festival opened in crimea. yomny west in an attempt to maintain world hegemony, he tries to subordinate independent states to his will, without taking into account the changes that are taking place today in the world, vladimir putin spoke about this in a video message to participants and guests, the tenth anniversary moscow conference on international security, representatives of defense departments and international organizations from dozens of countries came to the forum in search of answers to key questions of global and regional security. the situation in the world is dynamic, the contours of a multipolar world order are being formed more and more countries and peoples choose the path of free sovereign development based on their originality , the traditions of value, this objective process is counteracted by the western globalist elites, provoking chaos, inciting old and new conflicts, implementing a pol