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torres has been banned from flying on united airlines again. he is being detained, pending a hearing before a judge on thursday. abby? >> all right, pete. thank you for that. >>> now we have david susy joining us now. a lot to talk to you about in the skies, but let's start with the this incident on that flight. you have for so many years in this country, a lot of concern about terroristic incidents happening on plane, but in the oe covid era, it's been a lot of disruptive passengers and disturbed passengers. when you see what happened, do you think that was handled the way it should have been? >> actually, i think it's a really good sign of what should be and what was tried to be handled at least with an unruly passenger so we can see that they try to calm him down at first. they try to get him calm. it's just not going to happen and he continues to jell. he was not truly a threat to the crew until he left his seat. at that point it really says a lot about the passengers that helped subdue him because there's only a couple of flight attendants

united airlines says torres has been banned from future flights on the carrier. he is detained right now pending a hearing before a judge on thursday. don. >> so you had this. we are learning of a new runway incursion under investigation this morning. the sixth recorded this year. what do you know? >> reporter: well, this we are learning about. it happened february 16th according to the ntsb. but its investigating as the planes were on the runway near the same time. american airlines flight cleared to land on the runway at sarasota international airport as an air canada rouge flight was taking off. we know the ntsb is investigating this. no doubt it will come up tomorrow during a senate hearing with the acting administrator of the faa. another safety incident on america's runways. >> thank you. >>> and joining us now is lisa olsen who was the passenger on that los angeles to boston flight. she actually captured the video that we have been showing you this morning. lisa, first off, my goodness and we are so glad you are okay because, obviously, this could have gon

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tonight, new images and new reporting after that united airlines flight was forced to make an emergencyfter one of its engines caught fire. the flight from houston to brazil had to circle back to the airport after the mid-air scare. the faa is now investigating at cbs's kris van cleave has the details. >> captain wallace speaking. >> reporter: this is not what you want to see how your plane window. houston firefighters hosing down the wheels after an emergency landing last night. >> looked like some kind of fire on the engine. >> affirmative, we did lose the wing failure, will be turning back. >> reporter: united airlines flight 129 had an engine issue shortly after take off the air for the boeing 767 was flying from houston to rio de janeiro with 161 onboard. >> the airplane is capable of being flown on one engine. the pilots are trained to lose an engine right at take off. they are trained to land an airplane with only one engine. >> reporter: the latest air scare comes after a series of close calls at the nation's airports prompted the faa to hold a rare emergency safety summit this

united airlines say that torres has been banned from future flights on the carrier, torres will appear before a judge on thursday. don? >> pete, there's also this, we're learning of a new runway incursion that's under investigation this morning the sixth recorded this year, what do you know? >> reporter: yeah, the sixth recorded this year, don, this happened at sarasota on february 16th. the national transportation board said it's investigating a air canada on the runway, as american airlines was coming to land on the same runway, the american airlines went around, another string of incidents that will come up on capitol hill tomorrow. >> pete, thank you very much. >>> in our next hour, we'll speak to a woman who was on that united flight and recorded the video of the attack. >>> also this morning, an update on those four kidnapped americans. still no word from their families. what looks like a case of mistaken identity. take a look. this video is frightening. showing people exploded into a truck one by one. cnn confirmed that video matches the incident of kidnapping. we haven't indepe

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andrew denver, and i'm listening in for rian and we begin with new images of a major scare on a united airlines flight passenger reportedly tried to open the emergency exit door and then allegedly tried to stab a flight attendant with a metal spoon. also this morning, we've learned about more close calls on the runways at major u. s airports as the faa prepares to convene a safety summit this month, a bcs lindsey watts is here with details on these latest cases, lindsay good morning. andrew. good morning to you from close calls to unruly passengers. it has been a turbulent few weeks for air travel this morning. we have new examples. this morning new video of a terrifying midair attack diverting us wherever it is, it's gonna be a bloodbath, officials say a man on a united airlines flight from los angeles tried to open the emergency exit door, then started yelling from his seat 45 minutes before landing in boston taking over this plane. right now. . he then heads to the aisle holding a jagged metal spoon. he allegedly broken the bathroom. passengers wrestled him to the ground as the pilot declare

ask your doctor or pharmacist if paxlovid is right for you. >> united airlines passenger arrested thisendant in the neck during a flight from l. a. to boston was just one of several scary moments on a flight this week. >> -- tell us what to shoot me down. they have to shoot me down today. remember that. are they diverting you guys? wherever it is, there's gonna be a bloodbath. you can all run away if you want. then, you can run. i won't kill you. i'm both azar. just put up your hands and don't approach me, because i'm bald desire. >> -- i'm up in the image and see dormant flight. also this, week a southwest flight out of havana -- smoke into the cabin. there's also midair collision between two small planes in florida where people died, and there is the time it collision at boston -- between two united airlines planes. the right-wing of one plane struck the tail of another. and in connecticut, a person aboard a player that jet died after severe turbulence. that of a pilot union said after several near midair collisions, the system is under stress. -- numbers on this, to see if there's a

united airlines passenger now facing charges after authorities say he tried to open an emergency door attendant. there's video of this. >> and it's tough to watch that video. this was on a flight yesterday from l.a. to boston. cnn's pete muntean has more. >> reporter: united airlines flight 2609 from los angeles to boston, it was a smooth flight for the first five hours on sunday, until -- >> so where is the homeland security with the gun because i'm waiting for them to point the gun at me so i can show everybody that i will die when i take every bullet in that clip to wherever in my body they shoot it and then i will kill every man on this plane. >> reporter: the agitated passenger is identified as francisco severo torres of massachusetts. the video obtained by cnn was recorded by a passenger, it shows torres having violent outbursts towards other passengers and flight attendants. >> i love you, bianca. i'm coming for you. i'm coming for you, bianca. >> reporter: four minutes nervous passengers sat down and listened. >> nobody cares. nobody cares. where is homeland security? there sh

then the tarmac collision between two united airlines planes.truck the tail of another. in connecticut, one person aboard a private jet died. after six near recent collisions, the system is under stress. joining to us make sense of the numbers to see if there's a trend here, our reporter joins us. >> so look. the faa is essentially the official day goes through the end of january. but we know there were three of these quote, unquote near collisions. the potential for an accident. look at the trend. how many of those near accidents occurred per month? 0.4. so we're looking at something between about eight and nine times the normal number and of course, in february, and in march, we've had three or four more that haven't been graded yet by the fast but the trend line seems to be continuing. >> is that just based on the month of january? >> it also seems like a trend line on the month of february. if we just said january, i wouldn't be sitting here with you. based upon february, it looks like a continuation of the trend that started in january. >>

. >>> tonight, new images and new reporting after that united airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing tuesday night after one of its engines caught fire. the flight from houston to brazil had to circle back to the airport after the midair scare. the fda is now investigating, and cbs' kris van cleave has the details. >> captain speaking -- >> reporter: this is not what you want to see out your plane window, houston firefighters hosing down the wheels last night. >> it looks like kind of fire on the engine. >> 129, affirmative. we did lose the number one. we'll be turning back. >> reporter: flight 129 had an engine issue shortly after takeoff. the boeing 767 was flying from houston to rio de janeiro with 161 on board. >> the airplane is capable of being flown on one engine. the pilots are trained to lose an engine right at takeoff. they're trained to land an airplane with only one engine. >> reporter: the latest air scare comes after a series of close calls at the nation's airports prompted the faa to hold a rare emergency safety summit this month. the agency issued safety alert

just ahead, moments of terror for passengers on a united airlines flight after a man allegedly attacked a flight attendant and attempted to open an emergency exit. more on this and a string of unsettling article incidents ahead. >>> in ohio, investigators have gun looking into a second norfolk southern train crash, we will discuss what went wrong and what needs to happen to make rail systems safer. plus, kidnapped in mexico, cnn learned the identities of the four americans taken at gunpoint as the fbi asked the public for help finding them. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >>> thanks for joining iu.s. aviation safety is in the spotlight after a series of near disasters, one man was arrested monday for attempting to open an emergency door on a plane. after he tried to stab a flight attendant in the neck way broken metal spoon. that man francis for res was tack kel by passengers zip tied according to a woman on the flight and immediately taken into custody once the plane landed in boston. torres told law enforcement he was trying to defend himself becau

a republic airways flight crossed a runway that a united airlines flight was using to take off.etween the control tower and the united airlines pilot. >> united 2003, you might want to stay -- >> clear for takeoff roll, united 2003. >> 2003, cancel the takeoff clearance. >> a boarding take off, a boarding take off, united 2003. >> that was the seventh near collision instant since the start the year. well, in just a few, hours at the faa will hold a meeting outside washington to address the recent near-collision incident's. the -- set to bring together regulators, and representatives from major airlines and labor unions. in letters to attendees, transportation pete buttigieg says they must, quote, identify the key patterns and risk factors now. a new cnn poll shows donald trump locked in a virtual dead heat with florida governor ron desantis among potential republican presidential candidates. 40% of republican and republican-leaning independents say they favor trump. 36% prefer desantis. mike pence and nikki haley are at 6% support. cnn political director david chalian spoke with

on the jobs front, complications with labor cost for united airlines. those shares up 5%. california ruling has been helping uber and lyft. obviously, the broader story is within financial services. at this time yesterday, we were talking about big declines in first republic, comerica and schwab we have seen those stocks rally in a big way today. holding gains of more than 40%. kriti: is not to digest. it -- a lot to digest. are these moves relative to the rate hike path of the fed? traders do not want to be bond traders right now. earlier today, andrew discussed the uncertainty. >> at risk is there that there will be a financial stability issue that prevents the fed from hiking further, but the early read is it probably will not prevent them from hiking further. if the fed does not hike next week, there will be real questions about whether the fed is also committed to price stability. jon: let's get more on all of this. wells fargo's managing director joining us as well as mike mckee. based on those comments, the balancing act is where the fed has to consider. mike: there

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the latest, a passenger on united airlines flight from los angeles to boston. the man tried to stab a flight attendant with handle of a broken spoon. he also tried to open exit door mid flight. thankfully passengers got involved and held the man until police arrived. >> he is just laying there with six able bodies on top of him. >> there are a number of events that have raised attention. >> other incidents include birds hitting a southwest flight causing engine to catch fire and fill the cabin with smoke. a rare passenger death due to severe turbulence over new england. >>> it's time for a check on our weather. >> start drawing your attention to friday. it will be atmospheric river storm which will have different characteristics than we have been living with. we will pull up a tool that helps us spotlight these. they develop pretty much anywhere across the globe. when they're in the sub tropics and get pointed at us, that's when we can have heavier amounts of rain. we'll switch to first alert doppler, and i will show you the showers today. today's rain will be

. >>> first that frightening scene mid midair on an united airlines flight.rrested after trying to open an emergency door, stab a flight attendant, tackled by passengers. the plane did land safely. gio benitez starts us off. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning, yeah, this was incredibly scary scene playing out on this plane. passengers and crew members tackling the man holding him down and, yes, those tense moments were captured on camera. this morning, the fbi investigating reports of a terrifying midair attack on a flight from l.a. to boston. >> so where are they? where's homeland security? >> reporter: this video obtained by abc news showing the 33-year-old suspect, francisco torres, yelling from a seat near the emergency exit. which investigators say he allegedly tried to open. >> i'm taking over this plane. >> right now, i'm telling you right now. >> reporter: soon after the suspect is seen rushing down the aisle holding this metal spoon, which investigators say he turned into a weapon while in the bathroom. 45 minutes before landin

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hombre, identificado como francisco severo torres, comienza a gritar amenazas en un vuelo de united airlinesel pasajero se levantÓ de su asiento y camino en direcciÓn a una de las salidas de emergencia para intentar abrir esa puerta. las autoridades confirmaron que cuando intentaron detenerlo, el hombre repentinamente apuÑalÓ a un auxiliar de vuelo en el cuello con una cuchara rota. se observa cÓmo varias personas, pasajeros y tripulantes, se ponen de pie intentando intervenir, otro auxiliar de vuelo realizarÉ llamada de emergencia posteriormente logran detenerlo y atarlo a un asiento en el vuelo. despuÉs de aterrizar, el hombre fue arrestado, y deberÁ presentarse ante un juez . torres ha sido imputado de cargos de interferencia con miembros de la tripulaciÓn de vuelo y asistentes, ademÁs de utilizar un karma peligrosa . ——arma. torres el dijo que querÍa atacar al auxiliar de vuelo porque , querÍan matarlo a Él segÚn. gracias a la tripulaciÓn rÁpida y su cliente, el pasajero fue inmovilizado despuÉs de un clima de seguridad. agregaron que las heridas no son grave. carolina: quÉ miedo estar e

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. >> we got a news alert on united airlines phil has all the details. >> take a look at shares of united airlines. down 6% after hours. initially this was a knee jerk reaction because the company put out an 8k saying it expects a loss of between 60 cents and $1 a share. they were expecting a profit the reason they are taking the expense of an expected pilot contract that was expected to be finalized in the second quarter, moving that expense into the first quarter no change in the full year guidance great. so why is the stock down this much you have to look further in the 8k they talk about a change in the seasonal patterns, a return to more normal season patterns. so as a result, the revenue per seat mile guidance for the first quarter is going to be up 22% to 23% instead of the previous guidance of up 25% there is some of that pressure there. they expect q2 to be stronger than previously expected up mid-teens in terms of a perc percentage i think this is the reason the stock is under pressure. january and february, the increase not as much as the traditionally strong travel months we'r

. >>> and a series of new airline scares is raising serious questions about aviation safety here in the unitedaused engine failure and smoke in the cabin to the wings of two commercial jets clipping on the many close cal? welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin on the front lines of eastern ukraine right now, where the battle for bakhmut is growing more urgent by the hour. russian fighters making gains as they move to surround the city. cnn's alex marquardt is joining us live from the war zone right now. alex, are the russians on the verge of their first notable battlefield win in many months? >> reporter: well, they certainly may well be, wolf. they are certainly getting closer, and we are starting to hear u.s. and ukrainian officials start to downplay the potential of a russian victory. but we are also hearing from president zelenskyy saying they are not throwing in the towel. he met with top generals tonight. he says that they recommended that they continue to defend bakhmut, that they reinforce, a

aÑos de edad y que enfrenta cargos por intentar interferir con la tripulaciÓn de un vuelo de united airlinesvuelo, cuando hacÍa falta aproximadamente por este cinco minutos para aterrizar, habrÍa intentado abrir la puerta de emergencia del aviÓn, fue entonces cuando fue enfrentado por la tripulaciÓn. entonces intentÓ apuÑalar a uno de ellos tres veces en el cuello con una cuchara, posteriormente fue sometido por los tripulantes y tambiÉn por pasajeros del aviÓn. se presentarÁ en corte el 9 de marzo. leÓn: gracias, salvador. pasajeros de un vuelo de south west que saliÓ de la habana hacia florida dijeron que pasaron el susto de subidas cuando se incendiÓ un motor por el impacto de una bandada de aves que volaban en direcciÓn contraria a la vio. los pasajeros dijeron que escucharon una explosiÓn poco despuÉs del despegue, entonces la cabina se llenÓ de humo. la vÍa tuvo que regresar de emergencia a la capital cubana, nadie resultÓ herido. entre los aeropuertos como este estante en ver, dallas fort worth, y el john f kennedy en nueva york, entre otros. ilia: cientos de pasajeros sufrieron un gr

another frightening moment in the air, in time on board a united airlines flight.gedly tried to open an emergency door and stab a flight attendant with a broken metal spoon last night. in a separate incident today, two planes also from united airlines made contact at boston's airport, the same place where two planes nearly hit one another just last week. tom foreman is here. what do we know about today's incident? >> reporter: you can barely see the damage, but these planes were both departing. one was being pushed back to make the departure when the right wing bumped into the tail of another plane nearby. doesn't look like a tremendous amount of damage. this is a very serious issue. there have been numerous close calls, close collisions, actual touchings like in going on. many aviation analysts are saying, look, this is a measure of how much airlines are trying to rush back into the biusiness of getting as many airplanes in the air as they can. not saying that's what happened here, but that is a concern for many airports. >> yesterday there was another troubling m

united airlines is set to begin air taxi service that will take passengers from chicago's o'hare airportntown area. united is partnering with archer aviation for its electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. the aircraft can carry four passengers at a time and up to 100 miles. the trip from o'hare downtown will cost about $100. archer says it hopes to compete with ground taxis and car services such as uber black ground transportation united is set to launch an air taxi service in 2025 coming up next in sports. the warriors looking to extend their winning streak against the minnesota timberwolves will bring you the highlights from tonight's tight finish next and you've probably heard of crash test dummies will coming up tonight at 11 see how some people hope. similar testing will help keep your pets safe. days they had an important one tonight at home against minnesota team right behind them in the western conference standings. there was one very uplifting moment tonight. welcome back gary payton, number two. the second back on the court for the first time since being acquired at th

al lado de washington, dc., un aviÓn de repÚblica airways se puso en el camino de un vuelo de united airlinesma quedÓ captado en audio. [hablan en inglÉs] pedro: estamos preocupados porque hemos visto un sÚbito aumento de serios incidentes, dijo el secretario de transporte. pilotos dan opiniones. >> es mÁs para hablar con el aeropuerto mÁs que todo, hay que poner atenciÓn a lo que esta haciendo uno. >> el entrenamiento de nuevo personal, los periodo extendidos de trabajo, los problemas de fatiga pueden ser una de las causas de estos incidentes. pedro: una de las realidades planteadas a los directivos de la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn es la falta de suficientes controladores de trÁfico aÉreo. " ahora tenemos 1200 menos controladores en comparaciÓn a los que tenÍamos hace 10 aÑos", dijo el presidente de gremio que agrupa los trabajadores de ese sector. ilia: nos quedamos en washington para hablar de la crisis en la frontera, comitÉ de seguridad nacional de la cÁmara baja realizÓ una audiencia en texas sobre este tema como los republicanos estaban furiosos porque los demÓcratas se negaron

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. >> john: on sunday, united airlines passenger exploded with a rage when a flight attendant confronted for trying to open the jets emergency door. >> i will kill every man on this plane! so where are they at! where is homeland security! >> john: the man is accused of trying to stab a flight attendant with a shiv he fashioned from a spoon. >> sandra: also, from boston, the wings of two united airlines jets collided on the tarmac. it happened just two days ago, that is the same airport where private jet took off in the path of a jetblue flight, forcing the jetblue pilot to suddenly climb to avoid a crash. >> john: and on sunday, panic on a southwest flight after smoke filled the cabin. >> sandra: a southwest flight to fort lauderdale reported a bird strike that caused the engine to catch fire. filling the cabin with smoke before returning to land in pavano. >> john: last week, smoke filled the cabin of a spirit airlines flight to orlando when a battery caught fire in a passengers overhead luggage. transportation secretary pete buttigieg grapples with the chaos in america's airports, he i

. >>> you're looking at cellphone video taken onboard a united airlines flight as a passenger attacked a flight attendant on a boston flight sunday. it happened on a los angeles to boston flight sunday. officials say 33-year-old francisco torres of massachusetts had tried to open and disarm the emergency door in order to jump out. later he allegedly tried to stab a flight attendant in the neck with a broken metal spoon. passengers tackled and helped restrain the suspect until the plane landed where he was arrested. >>> nearly two dozen people are facing terrorist charges after attacking a police training section under construction in a wooded area outside of atlanta. only two of the 23 suspects in sunday's incident are from georgia. police released surveillance video showing protesters setting fire to construction equipment at the site activists call cop city. they also allegedly attacked officers with rocks, bricks, molotov cocktails, and fireworks. >> actions such as this is not tolerated. when you attack police officers, break equipment, you're breaking the law. this was a violent a

. >> on monday in boston, two united airline planes clipped wings prior to takeoff. what the heck is doing on in air travel? >> lawmakers grilling the acting faa administrator on capitol hill after a series of very narrow misses in recent months that could have been catastrophic airline accidents. ntsb chair jennifer homendy is standing by to talk about that, and the latest on that toxic train derailment in ohio, but first, the question senator ted cruz asked. what the heck is going on with air travel? every day, 45,000 flights take off and land across the u.s., but a string of frightening close calls in just the last few months alarming travelers. >> the faa is now investigating yet another close call. >> a near catastrophe at new york's jfk airport. >> it's the second time we've seen this in just weeks. >> reporter: one of the most alarming, a united 777 packed with vacationers departing the island of maui, rising on takeoff. then quickly taking a nosedive. >> it came within five seconds of impacting the water. right now it appears there was a problem in the cockpi

united airlines thanking the quick action of crew and customers, adding, "no serious injuries were reported> someone who threatens the safety and security of passengers on an airplane has forfeited their privilege to fly and should be banned from flying. >> reporter: with so much recent turmoil in the skies, proper training of the crew and pilots now more important than ever. what are those tools that we need? >> flight attendants need to have enough restraining devices on board. they need to have enough staffing to be able to respond to these issues, identify them early enough to try and contain them. we need to have that mandatoryee trning so thate quickly, so th trained in how to have that memory response. >> reporter: captain sully sullenberger says his decades of training helped avert disaster. >> i just saw a big splash, the plane just bounced over the water. >> reporter: he and first officer jeff skils had 208 seconds to execute an emergency landing in the hudson river after a bird strike. >> you would have thought jeff and i had been working together like that for years, but in fact

we should look at united airlines.coming in for a bumpy landing, they're down about 6.5% after forecasting a first quarter loss. the airline expects a loss of 60 cents to a buck. while analysts had forecast a profit of 64 -- what happened? okay, because everybody was traveling, right? and didn't united airlines say we're going to do well? the chicago-based carrier cites suddenly weaker demand and also higher fuel costs for the bleak outlook. the company said is it will accrue expenses tied to a possible new contract with its pilots. we should looking at the other airlines, earlier some of them were actually in the green. and the fact is, you know, sometimes one bad headline out of one of these companies tanks all the rest. but in this case let me pull it up, we have got a, well, american, jetblue and significant1 are all down slightly at the moment. i see -- who's in the green? not many. some of them had been earlier. of okay, never mind. okay, spirit airlines. there you go, up about a quarter of a percent. getlab plun

they're still 4-5 years from showing up in their first united airlines cockpit.solving the pilot shortage, but creating good careers and giving people access to careers that can be life-changing for them, their families, and their communities. >> you are my first passenger. >> reporter: ricki foster will now work as a flight instructor to build her hours, so her dream job can take flight. kris van cleave, cbs news, phoenix. >> james: what was this car doing in an airport tarmac? and how did it end up in the terminal? that's next. ♪ ♪ and how did it end up in the terminal? that's next. ♪ ♪ 't decide. but thanks to the right plan promise from unitedhealthcare she got a medicare plan lyedhethcare. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered

we reached out to united who sent us a statement which reads, united airlines holds our vendors to the highest standards and we are working with local authorities in their investigation of this matter. words of little comfort to hayden. >> as far as i'm concerned, if united has trusted that employee on the airplane to do a job for them, they are responsible. reporter: they were eventually sent back to her but she says they arrived damaged. for her trouble coming united agree to pay for a new pair and give her 5000 airline miles as an apology. >> that hasn't happened yet. i can't say whether it will or it won't. reporter: for now, her tenacity has served her well inch -- and she hopes it's a lesson to others. >> when you look at things, you look at something that's right and something wrong and you ask yourself is this something that's happening to other people as well. reporter: tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: oakland at last. we take you inside yosemite national park which has been closed for weeks because of the rough weather. ama: one of the cofounders of silicon valley's most iconic co

. >>> shares of united airline are falling as the carrier reports a loss lower in january and february and higher capacity has weakened its pricing power. it expects higher costs from the potential contract deal with its pilots frank, i tried to buy a trip on united and it was expensive. >> can we ask where are you doing? >> i was trying to go to colombia i had to go with another airline. >> were you trying to get your points >> of course >> i go with the cheaper fare. >> i went with the cheaper fare. >> some people are all about points silvana henao, see you later on. >>> as we head to break, if you haven't already, follow our podcast. if you miss us, check us out on all podcast apps tune in for mike santoli who sits down with dan miles you can see more on cnbc.com back in a moment stay with us i think i'm ready for this. heck ya! with e*trade you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. kids moving back in after college. ♪ here's to getting financially ready for anything! and here's to being single and ready to mingle. who's ready to cha-cha?! as a business owner, your bottom

united airlines says it has zero tolerance for any type of violence on our flights. adding this customer will be banned from flying on united pending an investigation. so even before that five and a half hour flight took off, torres appeared to take some level of interest in the emergency exit door. investigators say he had actually asked another passenger where the door handle was in the initial safety briefing at the start of the trip. he's up against a federal charge of interference with crew members, with a dangerous weapon. that could mean if convicted he could face up to life in prison. i should note we did reach out to his attorney, but have not heard back. >> emilie ikeda, thank you so much. >>> joining me now is sarah nelson, a united flight attendant. good to see you here. talk to me here about your reaction to what we're seeing and also, of course, we never want to seeing some like this happen on a flight, but essentially are flight attendants trained for something like this? >> well, flight attendants are not only first responders since 9/11, we also have

two united airlines planes clipped wings on the tarmac today at boston's logan airport. it happened near the gates where passengers boarded the two flights. nobody was injured but both flights were canceled. this is just the latest in a string of lightening cl calls at u.s. airports. the faa announced it will hold a safety summit next week. the agency also says it will bring together aviation companies and labor union representatives to examine why safety protocols don't seem to be as effective as they once were. >>> the fbi now offering a $50,000 reward to secure the safe release of four american citizens who were kidnapped in mexico. their current conditions are unknown. cristian benavides has the latest, and we want to warn you some of these images are a little disturbing. >> reporter: video posted on twitter appears to show the moment four u.s. citizens were kidnapped in mexico. state department officials say they are working to security americans safe return. >> the fbi, working very closely with other federal partners and mexican law enforcement agencies to investi

united airlines says all passengers on both planes were placed on different flights. today's incident is just a week after two planes nearly collided at the same airport. when a small jet took off without clearance in front of an airliner. >>> up next, a new home for former raiders quarterback, derek carr and a new date in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> big news for two notable quarterbacks. we're going to start with the 49ers. brock purdy's elbow surgery is officially back on track. >> a couple of weeks ago the surgery was postponed because of swelling in the elbow. purdy's surgeon has given the g

. >>> a tense and frightening scene onboard eight united airlines flight from los angeles to boston on sunday. a passenger holding a broken spoon said he was taking over the plane before other passengers decided to tackle him and take him to the ground. authorities say francisco torres was trying to stab a flight attendant after he tried to open a cabin door midflight. luckily, nobody was hurt, and the faa has a safety summit planned next week to address recent airline incidents. >>> still ahead, a dream vacation turns into a nightmare for an east bay couple. how they say they found themselves suddenly stranded in deep waters. >> people come here on their honeymoon, wanting a wonderful experience. instead, they face death. >>> and a much different experience off the cali >>> a hayward couple has filed a federal lawsuit against a maui snorkeling tour company after they say one of their boats left them behind. the suit claims elizabeth webster and alexander burkle went on a snorkeling tour with sale maui for their honeymoon in 2021, and after being in the water for about an hour, the cou

a massachusetts man is under arrest after allegedly trying to open an emergency door during a united airlinesday and then later trying to stab a flight attendant. it's just the latest air scare to take place over the last week from bird strikes to severe turbulence. cbs's lilia luciano is at new york's laguardia airport. >> flight due in 15.re oinedsee >> reporter: tnc rd united flht 2609 from los angeles to boston, just 45 minutes before its scheduled landing. a passenger later identified as francisco torres allegedly stabbed a flight attendant three times with a handle of a broken spoon after he was asked whether he had tampered with an exit door. passengers tackled and helped restrain torres until the plane landed. >> not going quietly. he's just laying there with six able bodies on top of him. >> reporter: authorities said torres later said he made the weapon and had wanted to jump out of the plane because he believed a flight attendant was trying to kill him. just hours earlier, birds struck southwest flight 3923, causing an engine to catch fire, filling the cabin with smoke. the havana

reagan international airport last week, and american eagle jet taxied across a runway where a united airlinesor takeoff. here is how it played out over air traffic control radio. >> canceled takeoff plan. >> boarding takeoff. >> norah: investigators say it appeared the pilot of the american eagle jet made a wrong turn. tonight, an important consumer alert about the safety of midsize suvs that so many families rely on. the insurance institute for highway safety is out with its new crash test results, with nearly half of the tested models earning its lowest rating for backseat safety. cbs's kris van cleave has the details. >> reporter: tonight, nine midsize suvs popular with families saw their crash test ratings plummet in the latest insurance institute for highway >>he majority of the midsize suvs that we evaluated have a lot of work to do to improve safety for the rear seat position. >> reporter: do these suvs become less safe in years past, or is this moving the goal post on safety? >> i wouldn't say that any of these vehicles became less safe. we continue to move the goalposts, and create m

allegedly trying to open a plane's emergency exit door and attacking an attendant it happened on a united airliness tried to open an exit door between first class and coach. when flight attendants confronted him, he allegedly tried to stab one of them in the neck with a broken spoon fellow passengers tackled and subdued him until the plane landed he's being held on federal charges. >>> notre dame cathedral in paris will reopen at the end of 2024 reconstruction is proceeding at a fast enough clip to allow for the return of worshippers and tourists by then the medieval cathedral was badly damaged in a fire in april of 2019 the world watched as the iconic spire collapsed. but it is on its way to being rebuilt, restoring an iconic mainstay of the paris skyline. >>> finally, he was the last-surviving founding member of a classic rock band harry smith on gary rossington ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ >> reporter: gary rossington was one of the original members of leona leonard skynyrd and co-wrote "sweethome alabama." ♪ what's your name, little girl ♪ >> reporter: "what's your name" was one of their biggest hit

as i noted other airlines are up. united being left out. neil: lauren, thank you for that.tti. by the way all of this comes at a time when china is welcoming tourists back to their country, no covid related tests are necessary. but again if travelers are getting cautious what could that mean? stephen yates, former deputy national security advisor to dick cheney with us right now. stephen, what would be the impact of that? >> obviously it is significant if they have opened after such a long pause. it would be likely a dramatic increase in outside visitors, bringing outside money. it would be stimulative to the chinese economy. i think that is a very big open question, whether people feel comfortable and confident. after all, china's government record about telling the truth about this virus and its various approaches to dealing with it haven't exactly been really attractive to a lot of foreigners. a lot of foreigners got stuck in china in long lockdowns and lost businesses this is the first step of them opening back up. we'll see how hot the rush is to get back in. neil: ste

a massachusetts man is under arrest after allegedly trying to open an emergency door during a united airlines trying to stab a flight attendant. it's just the latest air scare to take place over the last week from bird strikes to severe turbulence. cbs's lilia luciano is to at new york's laguardia airport. >> flight 215, restrained after opening the emergency exit. >> reporter: the incident began on flight 2609 from los angeles to boston 45 minutes before its scheduled landing. a passenger later identified as francisco torres allegedly tried b a flht attendant three times with the handle of a broken spoon after he was asked if he tampered with an exit door. passengers tackled and helped to restrain torres until the plane landed. >> not going quietly. he is just laying there were six able bodies on top of him. >> reporter: authority said that torres said he made the weapon and wanted to jump out of the plane, because he believed a flight attendant was trying to kill him. just hours earlier, birds struct southwest flight 3923 causing an engine to catch fire filling the cabin with smoke. the hav

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