a united airlines flight taking off from newark, circling over the atlantic for nearly two hours, after sparks are seen shooting from the plane. debris falling from the sky. you will hear air traffic control alerting the cockpit. gio benitez tonight. >>> meantime, the chaotic scene onboard an american airlines flight. a passenger accused of punching a flight attendant. >>> tonight, the heated words in court. alex jones, who said the sandy hook shooting was a hoax, that parents of the children who died were actors. he was in court today, and what happened. the heated confrontation with the judge. >>> a high school football player, a sophomore, dying from a brain injury suffered during a game. >>> and the recall tonight. more than a million teslas over a possible danger with your hand and the windows. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. the scene out of russia tonight, the russian men looking to escape vladimir putin's new draft. flights booked for days. >>> but we do begin tonight here at home and this category 4 hurricane barrelling up the atlan

lena: flight attendants from united airlines will be picketing out item sfo today to demand the airline fixed ongoing operational issues and focus on labor relations. they say united has failed to schedule -- which has exacerbated their issues. they are expected to be out here starting at 10:00. the food workers on protest, the san francisco board of supervisors is holding a special meeting to talk about this issue with union representatives, the airport director and the multi employer group called sfo restaurants. that meeting is expected to start at 3:00. live at sfo, lena howland, abc7news. reggie: hurricane ian made landfall in cuba as a category 3 and is still gaining strength. we are also concerned about a possible direct hit on florida. jobina: there are mandatory evacuation orders in fort myers because the stress -- the track has changed. the storm center believes tampa will take a direct hit from the storm later this week. evacuations began yesterday and shelters have started to open >>. >>the first thing to go will be power and then water so make sure you have a little electri

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just as everything had to go from the fourth hijacked boeing, flight 93 , united airlines had seven crewbers and a total of 37 passengers. this is five times less than the maximum load, but it is these people who will accomplish the feat , resist and, at the cost of their lives, save hundreds of people from death, and america from the indelible shame of an attack on congress or the white house. this is the official version of the american authorities. was it really so? there are big questions about this. doubts. and today we will tell. why, however, this group of terrorists. everything didn't go according to plan. a few months before the hijacking, one of the terrorists did not get hit, most likely, there should have been, of course, 20 five for each plane. well, uh, as you know on that plane of the ninety-third flight, they were honored. hooray . probably, this, among other things, made it difficult to control the passengers who drove to the tail of the plane the uprising is about this man mohammed al qatani, a citizen of saudi arabia as later becomes the american intelligence service.

they know of at least one, united airline flight 93. and you see the secret service agents shouting at the white house staff to evacuate, to take off your shoes and run. the capital, similarly they evacuate and tell people to run. at the white house, they rush vice president cheney into the bunker under the north lawn. and the secret service stand their posts, assuming that they are about to die as one of the inbound planes it's the white house. the supervisor and the joint operations center at the white house stands up and shouts after impact, anyone who survives go to the alternate command center and we will pick up there. and air traffic control in virginia during this time, then says land every plane now. they put 750 planes on the ground in the first ten minutes. this incredible nationwide effort, and we are sort of only familiar with like one really tiny bit of this story, which is the 38 planes that end up in gander newfoundland, the transatlantic flights diverted to canadian destinations, the 7,000 people dropped into a town of

she was and continues to be a flight attendant with united airlines. job she has loved for many years. i knew the weight of this tragedy would be heavier for her. when i got to her house, i realized that i was right. she had not just lost colleagues, she had lost friends. i know as we learned more about that dark day, she felt pride for what happened here as well. pride that it was her fellow flight attendants and the passengers of united flight 93 who fought back. who helped stop the plane from taking an untold number of lives in our nations capital. you all have stories too. of that moment, of that day. of how its legacy has rippled through your lives. you have stories of loss. of last phone calls and waiting for news you did not want to receive. of hands you will never hold again and a voice is a you only long to hear. -- and voices you only long to hear. you have stories and pride of the heroes who stood up to terror despite the danger. of the shanksville volunteer fire companies who first answered a call they could not have prepared for and contin

at sfo, right there on the left side of your screen, united airlines attendance were outside terminal 3. then on the right in oakland, southwest airline attendants, marching as well. >> what we want? >> contract. >> when we want it? >> yesterday. >> yesterday. >> so here is their fight. unions are fighting for a numbef issues from pay increases, to work conditions brought on by the hundreds of thousands of flight cancellations and delays that have happened this year. the united workers say the airline refused to increase hiring and staffing to give them a hand. >> in 33 years i've never seen a a summer the way we have had, this last year. i no at this holiday season coming up will be any different, different, if united does not make some serious changes. >> so you see them on the pavement, that means they are not in the skies. but we are told by the airlines none of the the protests will disrupt your air travel this week. we'll watch this one closely. these protests are just happening here here in the bay area, in oakland, and san francisco. flight attendants at more than him dozen ar

attendants at united and southwest airlines are protesting at 21 airports across the country that included oakland and sfo and our grant lotus is here with details on what the airport workers and flight attendants want and what people should know if they're headed to the airport. a whole lot of people protesting a bunch of different issues and >> yeah, if you have a flight, you're worried, i still going to able to get on. is there going to be any food to eat? well across the country, you have flight attendants now. it's not just sfo as well as airport workers who are responding to what they say is just a, you know, a hailstorm of workplace related issues. everything from pay to staffing levels that are unhappy with it. airline travel during the pandemic. you know, the recovery. well, a lot of people, men trying to get out there and fly and they have been, but it has been marred by hundreds of thousands of canceled and delayed flights. and that's not to mention all the mind boggling attacks on flight attendants. we have seen recently. so. they've been in the crosshairs. but the good news fo

that is where united airlines flight 93 crashed also.ve heroes diverted the plane from its intended target which was apparently the capitol building in washington. charles watson live with that part our coverage now. >> good afternoon. the bells of remembrance. they died 21 years ago today after the hijacked plane crashed in the field in shanksville, pennsylvania. listen. >> first lady jill biden was in attendance joined by friends and family of the victims as each passenger and crewmember were read in honor of their lives and sacrifice. that followed by the laying of the wreaths at the wall of names to commemorate the brave souls aboard united flight 93 who decided to fight back and ultimately sacrifice their lives when they force al qaeda hijackers to land in a open plane in shanksville. it is that bravery and the grief that follows that holds us up as a nation and continues to help us move forward. >> this is the legacy that we must carry forward. hope that defies hate. love that defies loss. and the ties that hold us together through

united airlines is expanding its footprint in future air taxi services. airline is investing 15 million dollars and eve air mobility united will purchase 200 4 seat electric aircraft with an option for 200 more. the air taxi has a vertical takeoff and landing capability and a range of up to 60 miles. still ahead, the oakland half marathon is this weekend. we're going to preview. >> all the food and the fun and some of the running in a and some of the running in a live meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast right now as we take this live look outside at

airline pilots association. that's the union that represents pilots from delta, united, spirit, about a dozen other carriers. t this is all on the airlines, they created it themselves. but airlines are rushing to hire about 1,500 new pilots at united airlines alone since the beginning of this year. 2 million passengers expected on united airlines this weekend alone, erica. >> pete, thank you. >>> extreme weather a factor this weekend. more than 45 million americans are under heat alerts across the west. some parts offal ka cal could see temperatures as high as 115 degrees. natasha chen is live in los angeles with more. >> reporter: erica, this is the third day in a row california residents have been asked to voluntarily conserve energy between the peak hours of 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. i turned up my thermostat to try and not stress out the electric grid. this applies to people who own electric cars. they've been asked not to charge them during these peak times. this is the longest and most intense heat streak so far this calendar year, affecting 45 million people in the west across seven states, including 20 of th

secretaria ofrecieron un homenaje a las 44 personas que fallecieron en el secuestro del vuelo de united airlinesieron voluntarios las voces silenciosos que se acercaron a la zona cero >>> camina lento porque una varilla de metal atravesÓ la pierna izquierda le recuerdan a diario lo que pasaba tenÍa 33 aÑos y solamente 9 meses trabajando para la actividad portuario se ofreciÓ como rescatistas tras enterarse que aviones habÍan impactado las torres gemelas >>> para mÍ era guerra, mÁs difÍcil viendo la gente brincaban a su muerte >>> al entrar quedaron enterrados en casi 10 pies de escombros. >> me estaba aplastado >>> me cortÓ los nervios en la pierna izquierda >> solamente Él y su sargento sobrevivieron >>> llegaste a pensar que no iba a salir con vida? >>> ya no querÍa vivir estaba en mucho dolor, habÍa perdido muchos amigos a las 8 de la noche escuchaba voces en la distancia diciendo si alguien nos puede oÍr griten >>> al salir pudo mencionar la gravedad de la tragedia >>> cuando preguntÉ en donde estaba el edificio un bombero me dice se cayeron >>> para mÍ sacando las cosas buenas >>> estoy viv

so we'll see what united airlines to cool now. i think so. yes, it cost too much. >> and whatever. republican members of congress are urging people to file lawsuits in an attempt to block president biden's student loan forgiveness. yeah, raquel martin has a close test. examination of what this is all about. >> republican lawmakers say they want to see president biden, student loan forgiveness plan blocked in the courts that there's no authority for the president to wave a wand and to forgive. >> billions of dollars of student loan debt and he did it anyway, missouri republican senator josh hawley in iowa, senator chuck grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation. >> be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth

are talking about big changes to the dreaded airline version of the fine print which amounts to a pretty big win for passengers in some cases. american, unitedvice agreement. it essentially amounts to what you are entitled to in the case of a cancellation or delay. airlines have rewritten these policies in plain language but in some cases they have completely changed some of their policies. one example, united airlines was offering you a meal voucher if your flight was delayed four hours. now they are offering you a meal voucher if your flight is delayed more than three hours. a pretty big shift there, especially considering the fact that airlines have canceled 45,000 flights in the u.s. since the 1st of june. the department of transportation really pushed airlines to do this. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said that airlines really needed to reexamine their policies considering the summer of cancellations and delays and now the department of transportation is rolling out a new website ranking and showing all the airlines as they stack up when it comes to each one of these individual policies for passengers. it's a big consumer righ

that's after the break. >> united airlines is getting into the air taxi business. ine company is buying 200 electric air taxis from eve air mobility, investing 15 million dollars in the company. the carrier says air taxis can reduce carbon emissions when they replace traditional car taxis. imagine that united believes that texas can be used to take trips to airports. and these air taxis are expected to arrive sometime in 2026. trip cost estimated to be between 100 and $150. that could be the future. and that will do it for us here at the kron. 4 news at noon. let's send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. halley vi think you might take a trip to one of those air taxis. me. this is reminding me of, you know, the jetsons, some futures, some futuristic stuff that's about to come our way. yeah, i know. any futuristic type guests as stuff that you have going and the show today, maybe a futuristic, but we do have some amazing guests coming up on today's show. >> the local production of my will and my life here, the story of how local father michael judge was

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united airlines new, expensive venture electric air taxis. we've got a lot to talk about.ve got the heat out there and excessive heat warning yet again today that's going to get dropped tomorrow, but we're going to see an increase in moisture, some cloud cover and humidity this weekend cooler, thou prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness. 90% of the money goes to out-of-state corporations. the homeless get very little. vote no on 27. homeless californians need real solutions, not false promises. prop 27 gives 90% of the money to out-of-state corporations, not the homeless. vote no on prop 27. it's a broken promise. in chicago, as the niners take on the bears and week one of the nfl season sports anchor jason appelbaum joins us now, with the latest on how lance has been handling the spotlight, has been acquitted himself quite well, he's ready to roll. he's a cool customer, right? i mean, he's handled this whole jimmy garoppolo. everyone had turned the page on jimmy. so to have that presence come back and i know they get along, and he's always said that he has mentored him

joining these protests later this morning flight attendants from united airlines , they say the majors them hung out to dry when travelers are upset with operational problems problems like delayed or canceled flights, which employees say they're not receiving enough support to deal with. we did receive a statement from united earlier. they say they've hired more people to ease those problems. that demonstration from united workers will start officially in less than 30 minutes here, taking it back, live outside sfl outside. actually, the united airlines departure drop off on terminal three. you see some of those workers already out here setting up this morning, their demonstration officially begins at 10 o'clock in terms of those food employees, they actually have a big platform that they will be heard from a little later this afternoon. the san francisco board of supervisors holding a special meeting later today in which these workers will then be able to voice their concerns. those supervisors will hear the testimony. and the board has actually asked sfo officials to be present in th

the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali visited the site for the first time with his 6 year-old granddaughter. i live year. we passed by with no really had opportunity to stop just today. so we kind of using learning opportunity for. >> with a young one, the teller, what it means. >> a remembrance ceremony is held every 5 years here at the site. the next scheduled service will take place in the year 2026. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest on a large wildfire that's burning north of the bay area. the mosquito fire continuing to grow as it burns in placer and el dorado counties. tonight, this is video shared on twitter from the placer county sheriff. ab

united airline after sparks and debris shot out of the plane shortly after takeoff.er the ocean for nearly two hours to burn off fuel before safely making an emergency landing. >>> tonight a california man is banned for life from flying american airlines and is facing criminal charges. he was caught on camera punching a flight attendant wednesday during a flight from mexico to los angeles. passengers subdued the man for the rest of the flight. the injured flight attendant was taken to a hospital. >>> ll, when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> a man who once ran mississippi's welfare agency pleaded guilty today to federal charges in the largest public corruption case in the state's history. john davis admitted to misspending millions of dollars that were sup

the flight attendants also want united airlines take more action, too address flight cancellations and delays during the summer. the center says a board of supervisors took up the issue on the ongoing protest in a meeting that happened last night. could california soon be in for an economic down turn that capital correspondent eytan wallace with those details. >> we're talking a possible shortfall of billions of dollars. and now the governor says he's vetoing some bills to ensure the state does not spend money. it does not have the after veto after veto. the governor sending back more than 25 bills without his signature bills on all kinds of matters from investments and reproductive health care, community clinics to health insurance subsidies to mandate that kindergarten and more than half of newsom's veto messages. he wrote the same exact line indicating california will not take in as much revenue this year as previously thought, quote, with our state facing lower than expected revenues over the first few months of this fiscal year, it is important to remain disciplined. what we've se

see for yourself at carvana.com >>> new this morning, a unite the airlines flight was forced to make seen flying off the plane and debris fell from the aircraft just after takeoff. pete muntean is live in washington gathering information about what happened here. >> well thankfully a good out come. a test to the flight crew and the tron trollers and the 777-200 and flight 149 just after it took off from newark, video surfaces online where you could see a shower of sparks coming out of the plane landing gear is going up. it was fully load and bound to brazil and then in the flight aware track here, but orbits over the atlantic ocean east of the jersey shore to burn off fuel, it is too heavy to come back in and land right away. after about an hour of that, the fight came back in, to newark, landed safely without incident, thankfully. 256 people on board not hurt but what is so interesting here is that united was pretty quickly able to determine that the source of the problem here. they say it was a problem with a pump in the hydraulic system. that is key because that is like the blood

hailed as heroes on united airlines flight 93. ey rushed the cockpit and altered the planes course away from the white house and capital building. >> on 9/11 todd and mark were two of the four passengers aboard united flight 93 who attempted to take back control of the cockpit from the al qaeda terrorists. >> reporter: to remember all who lost their lives 21 years ago a new 9/11 memorial is unveiled. >> we were all in the same page of september of 2001. >> reporter: mark linguist, a u.s. air force veteran that responded to the attacks as a red cross volunteer, says, there are important lessons to remember. >> 911 and the next day. that may be the best and most pure the citizens have ever been. all of the garbage fell away. all that matters is that we were american and we cared for our fellow american. >> reporter: he urged people to keep that spirit alive by answering the call to volunteer by those who are in need. nbc bay area news. >>> in new york city a moment of silence was observed to commemorate the exact moment the first pla

the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali visited the site for the first time with his 6 year-old granddaughter. i live year. we passed by with no really had opportunity to stop. >> though, kind of using learning opportunity for with a young one. the teller, what it means. >> a remembrance ceremony is held every 5 years here at the site. the next scheduled service will take place in the year 2026. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. mark coleman: south florida is very transient. people are coming and going constantly. twenty-seven years ago, i planted the church that we're at now. in the first summer, a third of our congregation moved away and they were all leaders. ringing i

united airlines has raised -- united is trying to capitalize on strong demand at the end of the summervel season. revenue will be up 12% during the period compared to 2019. ups wants to hire 100,000 extra workers during the holiday season. online shopping has slowed after a pandemic surge but the figures are well about pre-pandemic levels. kim kardashian has a new business venture. she and a former partner are working with a private equity firm that will focus on businesses. the apparel business the kardashians started is valued at $3.2 billion. that is a business flash update. green on the screen when it comes to the s&p 500, up a whopping 1%. the nasdaq up 1.2%. russell up 1%, as well. all roads lead to the dollar. the dollar hit record high levels. it is crucial when we talk about the turnaround story driving the entire narrative. when you have stocks higher, you would expect that is a story that would stretch to oil, that is not the case. brent crude down 5%, $82 handle. we speak to tiffany wilding of pimco. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top o

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due to air travel control staffing or an airline, it makes people think, the airlines aren't staffed enough. he's saying at unitedirlines, the staffing is getting back or is already exceeding where they need to be. it's the other industries relative that are all around the airline industry that are not fully up to staffing i have to say, i have noticed that when you have been at airports, you'll see some of the staffing at various points where it is lacking. and that's not necessarily an airline issue. it's an airline industry issue >> we have 20 seconds left of the show i wanted to ask about prices but we'll get you back on. you can get home, but how much are you paying to get home would be the question. $800 for coach, chicago to newark phil, thank you very much. >> all right, we'll get phil back on because the money matters. that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow [ applause ] starts right now >> thank you very much along with contessa brewer, i'm tyler mathisen here's what's ahead on "power lunch. recession warning. will the fed's aggressive strategy to raise interest rates cause the economy to crack that

reuters is reporting that an internal memo from united airlines indicates united once more times lotse when it can take off and land at jfk. for flights to sfo and l a x that could mean the airline may cancel those flights in favor of other ones. united only has two daily nonstop flights between jfk and that's a vote american airlines as four. delta and alaska airlines have five each. another billionaire had a serious problem with one of its pet projects. jeff bezos and his rocket company, blue origin. headed first launch failure now the rocket took off one minute later. main engine of the booster cut out that automatic aboard saved the crew capsule. by the way, there was no crew on board, but it did carry some important nasa experiments yet a will oversee blue origins investigation of that incident at 7 46 has been a busy morning the first of many very important reports on the economy came out earlier this morning, and that report is bringing stocks down in a major way, blocked the numbers at the bottom left. cook has been looking into them deeper in the newsroom. back with dollars a

joining these protests later this morning flight attendants from united airlines, they say the major hem hung out to dry when travelers are upset with operational problems problems like delayed or canceled flights, which so those employees say they're not receiving enough support to deal with. that meant racial will begin a little later this morning at about 10 o'clock. taking you back. live out here in front of sfl. this is at terminal two, just in front of the alaska airlines entrance. the food employees will have a pretty big platform to be heard . later today, the board of supervisors chance to tell their stories at a meeting this afternoon. sfl officials have also been asked to attend, and that's all set to happen later today. about three p.m. this morning from sfl. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news, james. thank you. time now. 6 34 scientists at stanford, warning about the possibility of an earthquake as big as loma prieta on the fault, right under silicon valley, new study finds a two lesser known faults known together as the foothill thrust belt could produce an earthquake a

on united airlines, you were entitled to a meal voucher after a four-hour delay, but now it's after threehave really upped their game. i think committed to some consumer protections in writing that they hadn't previously. >> reporter: pressure on the airlines is also coming from their workers. off duty pilots from delta, united, spirit and american airlines protested across the country thursday, insisting cancellations are the carrier's own creation and passengers are caught the middle. >> we understand that frustration because we live it everyday. >> reporter: frustrations are high, and so are ticket prices. travel site hopper says air fare has jumped 23% compared to the same weekend last year, up 20% compared to the same weekend 2019 before the pandemic. in all, hopper anticipates 12.6 million americans will travel domestically by air over the labor day weekend. boris, amara? >> reporter: our thanks to the mayor of d.c. e, pete muntean. >>> the u.s. added 315,000 jobs last month, more than analysts expected, but it did mark another month of job gains slowing down. >> and while it may ha

airline to fix an ongoing operational issue and staffing shortages. unitedworking hard to address these operational issues and work on their concerns. southwest airlines flight attendants walk pickup lines today, including oakland international. the workers say they need a new contract that will provide better pay, improved staffing and safer working conditions. kristen: san francisco will soon become home to america's first cultural district honoring pacific islanders. a wide part of the valley and sunnydale neighborhoods will be home to the pacific islander cultural district. it is all about representation. >>>> as we continue to fight for equity in fight against disenfranchisement, i am excited to be able to say that we have done everything we can to make sure the new community is ignored under our watch. kristen: the city has other cultural district honoring african-american, transgender, and american indian cultures among others. dan: this week, honoring, celebrating our friend in the career of the broadcasting legend. kristen: david lui is retiring aft

. >> the pilots at united airlines are here for solidarity. we are here to support the profession, we are here to support pilots across the country, and we are here to support labor. >> reporter: pilots from delta, united, american, jetblue, and spirit airlines stand out across the country to picket. at new york's jfk airport more than 100 delta pilots walk information ready to strike if negotiation delays continue. airline pilots association saying, contemplating a strike is not something we take lightly . the ball is in delta managements court right now. >> last contract we negotiated was in 2016. our last pay raise was in 2019. we would like to include these negotiations sooner rather than later. >> it is time that delta air lines puts forth a contract to the delta pilots that reflects the contributions we've made. >> reporter: delta air lines issuing a statement that says our goal remains to continue providing delta pilots with an industry-leading overall contract with the best compensation based on pay, retirement, and profit-sharing. ame

. >>> and united airlines grounding some of the planes. we have this report today with the money minute. christine yashgs hi. >> hello. let's start with walmart. walmart is bringing in in 40,000 new workers for the holidays. that sounds like a lot. but it's much less than the 170,000 people it hired last year. that is probably a reflection of expectations among retailers that sales will be modest this year. united took 25 of the boeing 777 jets out of service because required wing inspection has not been done. 18 flights were canceled. the airline promises that will be it. >> and barbados issued the world's first pandemic protected bond. so it allows the suspension of payments if there is another pandemic but they have to be made eventually. they can't just be completely canceled. the country's prime minister says a lot of smaller countries could have avoided their debt problems that they now have if this kind of bond had been available before covid. so let's see if it catches on. guys? >> all right. kristina, thank you. >>> puerto rico re

. >> american airlines and delta have waive change flight fees for travelers whose lives have been disrupted by the storm. united and southwest airlines are doing something similar. we came back primarily week, got a narrow your flight so that we can git there in case something to watch hurricane ian forcing more than 2.5 million florida residents to be placed under some sort of evacuation order. nearly 400,000 of those orders are in the tampa area. that means 10's of thousands are trying to leave town, causing a bottleneck on the main highways. the parking lot of people on 2.75 trying to go north. get out of here and go now out of the people we spoke with said they were heading north. so orlando, jacksonville. >> i do want to mention there were people that were here at this airport with no place to go. they were stranded, but airport security did ask them to leave times, obviously ticking to find out a plan here at the airport. david send it back to you. >> but chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here been been tracking this thing which is in moving the path of yeah. and they always do. they always wiggle and w

the airline fix ongoing operational disruptions and focus on labor relations. the union says united has failed to properly staff schedulers, flight team and catering which has exacerbated their operational issues. they are expected to be out here at 10:00 today. back here live with the food service workers, we know that the san francisco board of supervisors will be holding a special meeting with union representatives with the airport director and that multi employer group representing those employers of the restaurants, the special meeting is happening at 3:00 and we will let you know what happens. live at sfo, lena howland. reggie: hurricane ian made landfall in cuba as a category three straw dust storm and it is diligent gaining strength and there is a serious head of a -- threat of a direct hit to florida. jobina: it is under a state of emergency and they are mandatory evacuation orders that -- in areas that could see the worst damage. they believe that tampa will take a direct hit from the storm when it arrives later this week. evacuations began yesterday and shelters have open

on united airlines, you were entitled to a meal voucher after a four hour there a. b delay. mitted to some consumer protections in writing that they hadn't previously. >> reporter: pressure on the airlines is also coming from their workers. off duty pilots from delta, united, spirit and american airlines protested across the country thursday, insisting cancellations are the carriers' own creation and passengers are caught in the middle. >> we understand the frustration because we live it every day. >> reporter: travel site hopper expects about 12 million people to fly this weekend. the top destinations, john, beach spots like south carolina and hawaii. but along with the frustrations of flying right now, they're going up and so are ticket prices. up 25% compared to this time last year. john? >> so you pay more, and like it less. pete muntean, thank you very much this morning. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> the message was unmistakable, democracy is under assault and donald trump and his allies are the ones doing the assaulting

three united airlines flight attendants staged a protest. they're not on strike, but say united is not supporting flight attendants during operational problems, such as canceled or delayed flights, which affects both customers and airline crews. they're demanding united states what they say are ongoing operational disruptions and focused on labor relations that support people out there on the front lines. we do not want this to happen to our passengers. we don't want this to happen to work rouz. but if united is still not in a position to fix these issues, there will be further actions. united responded and statements and they've done more hiring and are adding digital options to reduce wait times to talk to crew schedulers at oakland international today. southwest airline flight attendants walked picket lines the informational picket was part of a nationwide effort for a new contract of flight attendants are off duty, so this action is not affecting flights, their union and southwest have been in contract negotiations for four years. flight

airbus has won a deal to supply jets to a southern airlines unit. rline will now by series jets from airbus between 2024 and 2027. boeing's business in china has slowed after the crashes of the max jets. fedex is cutting flights and closing offices. seeking as much as $2.7 billion in savings. fedex planning to raise shipping rates after withdrawing its annual forecast and posting lower-than-expected per the merrie results. in a proposed class action lawsuit in san francisco, they say the company claim the company built a secret workaround to apples 2021 privacy rules and violated state and federal laws limiting unauthorized collection of personal data. shery: here in new york, the advances of science and technology have announced a new partnership. they will focus on science technology and engineering. let's discuss more about the steps taken to expand korea's innovation environment. joining us is the south korean ministry -- minister of startup. welcome both. is great to see you here new york. let me start with you, you are establishing that new cam

look at fees airlines are charging these days, $30 for a first checked bag on united airlines, $50 aonme day change fee, most waived those at the start of the pandemic. 50 bucks on spirit airlines to select your see. fees can go as high as $280 to select your seat on maid cabin extra. sometimes those fees can be as low as $4. the issue is that airlines are making a lot of money off of this. $436 million in the first six months of this year according to flight aware in cancellation and change fees. $3 billion in the first six months of this year when it comes to bag fees. airlines are really really making off with big profits here when it comes to these fees. just the way it is now. the biden administration wants a win here especially after they have been so hard on the airlines after a tough summer. they cancelled 55,000 flights from memorial day to labor day, and the biden administration pushed airlines to really rewrite the fine print in plain language that is essentially attached to your ticket about what you're entitled to in the case of a cancellation or delay. now, airlines push

from today let's talk to ceo robert eisen as they look at september heading into october and united airlinesith an ak this morning where the company said that its revenue is a little bit better than expected for the third quarter, so that's certainly encouraging news all of this coming on a day when united says it may be pulling out of jfk if it cannot get more flight slots this is something that the faa is considering increasing the number of slots, and any additional slots at jfk would follow the faa's well-established process of awarding them fairly and to increase the number of flights there to a number of different carriers so we'll talk about that in a bit. real quick, i want to talk about jet fuel you see that down there, it pulled down 17% from the june high, and keep in mind they were able to pass along the price increases in the form of airfares and i don't think the price of oil is the reason airline stocks are higher and that's the next tailwind, and if it continues in the third quarter. >> if jet fuel comes down which it should, do you think fares are going to come down >> it is

the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali visited the site for the first time with his 6 year-old granddaughter. i live year. we passed by with no really had opportunity to stop today. so we kind of using learning opportunity for. >> with a young one, the teller, what it means. >> a remembrance ceremony is held every 5 years here at the site. the next scheduled service will take place in the year 2026. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> fire stations in the south bay greeted today with bagpipes as members of the san jose police emerald society paid a visit to many of those santa clara county fire stations to honor and mourn the fallen heroes. >> of 9 11 over in this city,

as well as the times of the attack on the pentagon and the crash of the united airlines flight 93.t will be a 46:00 a.m. when american airlines flight 11's struck the north tower. the ceremonies expected to end at 12:30 p.m. members of the fdny, nypd, and ppd will participate in the ceremony. it's also not open to the public nor will the museum be open but it is only for the families of the 9/11 victims who can go to that. if you want to pay your respects at the side the memorial possible open at 3:00 p.m. in the tribute light which of the two large beams that shine started sunset tonight but unfortunately i checked the weather in new york city and is expected to reign. hopefully people will be able to see that it's moving to see every time. >> it certainly is we hope the beams of light can find their way through without a cause or author this evening as they managed to do over the past 21 years. thank you very much. martha: coming up from london united in grief. prince's william and harry came together in a very surprising moment to remember queen elizabeth as britain enters the e