. >> reporter: united airlines and delta rerouting flights to belgium. 400 of them in and out of the brussels a cancelled tuesday. while it won't impact domestic travel, they would if they were traveling abroad. >> i wouldn't want to put myself in that position too soon. >> reporter: american airlines offering refunds if the plans impact. hotel operator offering to waive inhalation fees for the prop properties in brussels. businesses making quick adjustment to terrible circumstances. i'm mary thompson for "nightly business report." >> following today's attacks, a number of u.s. wireless carriers waived their fees. at&t and, verizon, t-mobile and sprint offering free service for those trying to communicate with friends and family. facebook activated the safety check for users located in brussels. it automatically sends your status to friends in the form of a notification that you are safe. >>> a court hearing between apple and fbi wads cancel today after the government revealed a third party hacker may be unable to unlock the iphone. it would also eliminate apple from making a back do

television it was right near united and delta airlines stands and the other was close to the u.s.baseball game and now the tango. president obama under fresh fire for staying on his trip to cuba instead of heading home in the wake of the brussel attack. garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. whether it is a baseball game or the president president obama is not letting the attack disrupt his visit. he hit the dance floor doing the tango with one of the performers. his argument was terrorists want to disrupt our daily lives and he's not going to let them win by changing our plans. despite the contradiction at a joint conference with argentina's president, obama sadie feeting isis is his top priority. his strategy for doing so is working despite recent reports to the contrary. >> it is the top priority of my national security team and our military and intelligence officers. it is the top priority of our diplomats. but we are approaching this in a way that has a chance of working. it will work. >> and there is always seemingly time for politics as well as the pres

airlines pretty hard. the largest us air carriers, american airlines, delta, and united continental, make up 12% of their revenue from transatlantic travel. if not to europe this summer, where will people look to vacation? >> it depends how long this days in the news cycle. there is pent-up demand to go to cuba. some people may decide to turn in word or a little south of the border than going to europe if we see this in the news cycle. gerri: we will keep an eye on the story as people solidify their summer plans. lauren: thank you very much. now for the latest on the brussels terror attacks we bring in john huddy live in brussels covering this minute to minute. latest developments please. >> there were raids in which people arrested six people in connection with what is going on in tuesday's attacks, two of the people arrested in the neighborhood of chad, one of the suburbs in brussels, it is a normal-looking day, nice neighborhood, beautiful apartment buildings and that has been the case, the suspect had been in neighborhoods like this and last night police use the flash bang to get into one of the apartments a

. >> in fact it becomes true that american airlines and united and delta, that the explosive device went off there. when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those would be two locations where a lot of americans can be killed. so i am worried that this was indeed some type of attack on americans. >> the congressman said even if they get that guy who is on the run right now, he does not think that will effectively shut down the cell in brussels. >> obviously if the bomb maker is kill, that's a big deal as well. the associated press is saying there are some 400 isis members dispatched to europe to start the attacks throughout the region. is that credible? >> based on my conversations with intelligence contacts today, that is a credible number. when you look at the per capita of foreign fighters from the big three countries in western europe. france, belgium and germany, it is 600 who have gone to iraq and syria and returned to their home countries that they know about. so i would argue the 400 is a pretty conservative figure. >> thank you. >>> president o

and delta and detonated near the u.s. embassy stop. and the congressman said, it doesn't seem to be a coincidence. >> if it becomes true that american airlines and united and delta, that the explosive device went off there, when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those are two locations where a lot of americans can be killed. >> reporter: also today, the state department issuing a warning to americans traveling in europe. the terrorist groups are planning more attacks, possibly targeting sporting events, restaurants and transit systems, adding the threat is real and may be imminent. >> the travel alert reflects our assessment that given current information, we believe that daesh, al qaeda, and other terrorist groups continue to plan near-term attacks throughout europe. >> reporter: the associated press is reporting tonight based on european intelligence sources isis has dispatched 400 fighters to europe. u.s. government officials aren't commenting on the number, but said between france, germany, and belgium, more than 600 citizens have traveled to syria and returned home. sandra? >> catherine, thank you. >>> the att

and american airlines has canceled all flights in and out of prufls airport at least through thursday. >>> one of two explosions happened in departure hall one from which american airlines departs. united and delta are also canceling flights. u.s. state department is issuing a travel warning for all of europe, officials warn terror groups are planning for attacks. >>> this morning there are no credible threats here in the bay area but local authorities aren't taking any chances from bart to muni, amtrak, commuters will notice extra security out of an abundance of caution. police are asking anyone to be on the outlook for anything suspicious or unusual. reminding commuters if you see something, say something. >>> happening today in light of everything that's happened hillary clinton will now deliver a speech on counterterrorism at stanford university. clinton's bay area visit had been planned for weeks. the stanford speech was added in the wake of the deadly bombings in belgium. ms. clinton will give that speech at 11:15 this morning at ensina hall. hillary clinton is calling on americans to stand together in solidarity with europe in order to defeat the islamic state. bob redell is live at stanf

. >> if it becomes true that american airlines and united and delta that the explosive device went off there, when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those would be two locations where a lot of americans can be killed. >> he told reporters that even if the suspect in white is captured or killed, it will not shut down the cell in brussels, adding isis is not contained. meantime intelligence sources with firsthand knowledge of the investigation told fox news late last night that there were two closings at the airport as you saw in that diagram, but they believe the bombers were targeting the highest concentration of passengers and not a particular airline. >> thank you very much. of course we're really focusing as well this idea that maybe brussels was as i said a preview to coming attractions, that many more attacks are planned as we're getting indications that isis might have released hundreds of planned attackers throughout europe. from our homeland security secretary tom ridge with us. good to have you. the president of homeland security secretary

. >> in fact it becomes true that american airlines and united and delta, that the explosive device went off there. when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those would be two locations where a lot of americans can be killed. so i am worried that this was indeed some type of attack on americans. >> the congressman said even if they get that guy who is on the run right now, he does not think that will effectively shut down the cell in brussels. >> obviously if the bomb maker is kill, that's a big deal as well. the associated press is saying there are some 400 isis members dispatched to europe to start the attacks throughout the region. is that credible? >> based on my conversations with intelligence contacts today, that is a credible number. when you look at the per capita of foreign fighters from the big three countries in western europe. france, belgium and germany, it is 600 who have gone to iraq and syria and returned to their home countries that they know about. so i would argue the 400 is a pretty conservative figure. >> thank you. >>> president o

. >> if, in fact, it becomes true that american airlines and united and delta, that the explosive device went off there, when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those would be two locations where a lot of americans can be killed. >> meantime, an intelligence source with firsthand knowledge of an investigation at the airport told fox yesterday that there were two explosions, one near aisle three and the other in aisle 11. the bombers plan to target the highest number of passengers rather than an american airline. >> kathryn, what else are we learning about turkey and its connections to one of the detained suspects in the attack in brussels? >> this afternoon the turkish president told them that one of the turkish people was being watched. they said it was one of the brothers who blew himself up at the airport and left behind that will in the garbage can. this morning president obama said his number one priority is defeating the islamic state though the number of foreign fighters going to support isis or al qaeda in syria has grown to a record of 36,000

. >> when you look at sites targeted, if it becomes true american airlines and united and delta, that the explosive device went off there, when you couple that's with the metro stop near the embassy was targeted. those are two locations where americans could be killed. i'm worried this was an attack on americans, clearly, it's our allies, too. patti ann: we'll continue to follow these developments on the dead live attacks as we get it. bill: moving to the campaign trail. fox news has brand-new national polls that shows senator cruz gaining ground on donald trump. cruz saying he, he's not surprised by the latest results. >> what we are seeing across the country is we are seeing republicans uniting behind his campaign and coming together and joining in unity. we recognize if we nominate donald trump it hands the general election to hillary clinton. if hillary clinton becomes the next president, it's a third term of the obama administration and we continue with the same policies. bill: byron york, a fox news contributor. what does this suggest to you? >> i think we are seeing the effects

and we to a consumer alert for those of you visiting cuba. several airlines planned to land directly in the country. american airlines, delta, southwest, united and jet blue commercial flights there. the government said it will allow 20 daily round-trip flights between the u.s. and havana. another 10 flights to nine other cuban cities with international airports. the airline companies are asking for even more flights. >>> and apple is clearly serious about keeping prying eyes out for your iphone. a ready user who has been beta testing the new ios software found a feature that will notify you if anyone is remotely monitoring your phone. right now, apple is in the middle of a privacy fight with the fbi over the refusal to hack into one of the san bernadino shooters ' gee. >> i phones. >>> and no more head jacks, bye- bye camera bump. apple is leaking new details about the new iphone 7. the phone scheduled to be unveiled than the iphone 6-s and this is what won't change much with the design feature. it will have two speakers and will require wireless headphones like beats, which, by the way s now owned by apple. >> and i don't like those changes

all the major airlines incding american, southwest, united, and delta have submitted applications to the u-s govent to fly commercial flights to cuba. thgovement says it wil allow 30 daily round-trip flhts to cuba, including 20 to vana. but airlines want more flights. jetblue alone wants to operate 15 daily flights to fr cuban cities. their requests exceed govement cap. the department of transportation is expected to maka decision onhe f fghts this summer. the's ahead on 11 news at 4:. comi up. in for the fht ainst zika virus. how google is working with unicef to bale the virus. t rst. an importantesource in the counity r those in need has reopened. how the springs rescue mission is chahaing how it provides food r those in need, right here in southernolorado. i-25 busy through town. some slowing around bijouou a crasnb i-25 north the martin lutr ng bypass. 25 minutes through town. an hour dver.3 minutes to pueblo. folive traffic conditions, 24 hours a day, go to traffic watat on our webchnel. i'm james brown 11 news traffic watch. you're watching kktv 11 news with dianne derby, don wa

american airlines has released a statement this morning saying, in part, all of our employees and contractors are accounted for with no reported injuries. delta and united airlines also issued statements this morning saying their employees are safe. some flights have been diverted to other airports, to amsterdam, for example, and upcoming flights to brussels have been suspended. gayle? >> all right thank you very much. cbs news senior security contributor michael morale is a former cia deputy director he's in washington. and juan is with us from salt lake city. good morning to you. michael i want to start with you first. we had a statement from the belgian prime minister who says what we feared has happened, we were hit by blind attacks. can we call these blind attacks when they were on a heightened security alert? and that this comes three days after the arrest of abdeslam? where they said they were expecting more attacks? >> i had two reactions to what happened this morning. one is, it's a reflection of how large -- how compartmented, how sophisticated the isis terrorist capability is in europe. after the first attack the investigation showed that the

airlines canceled flights to brussels. delta, united and american airlines all stopped flying to the european city. had 00 flights were grounded since this morning's explosions. so what do we do next here? presidential hopefuls are weighing in on the attacks. they're all talking about what it will taketo stop isis and other terror groups in their tracksment. >> i think the way to do that is to deprive them territory in syria and iraq, to stop the flow of foreign fighters, arms, weapons and to take them on on the internet. which they use in a quite sophisticated way. >> we work within laws. they don't work within laws. they have no laws. we work within laws. the water boarding would be fine, and if they could expand the laws, i would do a lot more than water boarding. you have to get the information from these people. >> speaker of the house, paul attacks. also taking jabs at president obama. the heart of europe. as our couries have always done, we must confront this threat together. we must dep defend democracy and defeat kror. >> ryan went

airlines have been on fire. we had paper a week and a half ago, american airlines, delta last week, more delta today. and today it's unitedf you go back and look at where goldman man sacks moved their target. they went from 78 to 80. this stock is still underneath 60. you have got a lot of folks where they think there is a lot of ceiling in front of it. extremely active today. five times versus the open interest. something to keep your eye snoon speaking of things that fly and people who use things on things that fly, go pro. we've got the talk about this. shares have been in free fall, down 7870%. the ceo on cnbc exclusively earlier. here's what he said. >> absolutely committed to running go pro long term. go pro is an extension of everything i'm interested in in life. technology, adventure, video photography, family. >> okay. so he's committed. is that a good or bad thing for investors. >> do you need a new ceo here or no? >> they made good acquisitions but they are spending $105 million and their r and d is 120% of total refuse lewis news. it's going to take a long time to see a return. i think it is a no touch right n

and already half of the flights are canceled for tomorrow. because of that, several airlines including american, delta, united, air canada and several european carriers are waiving rebooking fees for passengers. travelers whose flights were canceled are entitled to a full refund if they don't want to rebook. the state department's travel alert expires june 20th. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> right now, hillary clinton is in the bay area talking about recent attacks. this morning the democratic presidential front-runner is going to be speaking at stanford university. she'll take the podium in just about ten minutes. her speech will focus on counterterrorism. look at this. news anchor eric thomas is at that event as we speak. we just sent this picture out on twitter. you can look for his reports on clinton's message this afternoon on abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> you can share your support for belgium by sharing this image with your friends on facebook. and stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of brussels under attack. you can also get the latest updates by down loading our free news app. just enable push alerts. >>> mayor ed lee just announc

and cuba right now are charters. other airlines applying for cuba include delta united jet blue and southwest. commercial flights could begin as soon as this fall. steve: the tunnel tribute to robin williams. in marin county. it is now named after the late california lawmakers approved a measure to rename the bridge. the two new signs were installed yesterday. tisha: a lot of thief in california had thevictim that the $50 cash have been kept because the thief needed it more. segment on the big board right now. this draw dropping surveillance video from georgia. this convenience store footage. this woman is determined not to become a victim of this guy, an armed robber. he goes to the counter to buy something. when she opens the register he pulls out that gun. they exchange some words. the clerk slaps that gun in his hand as she hits him the cash register drawer. he runs away and then she grips that hammer to go after them with that. comes round the other side of but he is out of sailed back to the dock. the skipper says the crew is going to be out there selling again tomorrow. friends come in

and cuba right now are charters. other airlines applying for cuba include delta united jet blue and southwest. commercial flights could begin as soon as this fall. steve: the tunnel tribute to robin williams. in marin county. it is now named after the late comedian. california lawmakers approved a measure to rename the bridge. the two new signs were installed yesterday. tisha: a lot of thief in california had the courtesy to bring back the credit cards and drivers license. it is some sort of teachable moment. the victim says the thief mailed her a note saying shop less enjoy more don't keep so much cash in your wallet and keep the thief also found a card for a nail salon and suggested that the woman do her own nails. the note also involves the victim that the $50 cash have been kept because the thief needed it more. steve: the must-see video segment on the big board right now. this draw dropping surveillance video from georgia. this convenience store footage. this woman is determined not to become a victim of this guy, an armed robber. he goes to the counter to buy something. when she opens th

united delta and american airlines did cancel their flights to brussels for the next couple of days because of the incident but they are offering refunds. we tried to talk to officials about if they increased security and they did not want to comment on that but there was certainly no shortage of agents at the gates today. most of the passengers are not afraid to fly but it's something you think about when this happens. >> you can't be scared your whole life. if you stay at home scared then they are winning. >> we also stopped by the train station in raleigh. not a very busy travel day but they have deployed more security officers as a precaution. we also checked with greyhound and they have not added any security at this point but their guards are on extra alert. things are going to go pretty well. the airport is reminding people that with spring break coming up a lot of people are traveling and it's a busy time so give yourself at least 90 minutes before you fly. live at rdu jonathan rodriguez cbs north carolina. >> meanwhile members of the fayetteville community are wondering if they'll

and thousands of passengers. u.s. airlines, including delta, united, and american, among those cancelling or rerouting flights.them released statements saying the safety of customers and employees is their top priority. adding to the chaos, lots of people are having trouble getting in touch with friends and relatives. networks can get jammed when so many people try to use the phones at the same time. officials with local wireless carriers are telling everyone to use text messages and social media if their calls cannot go through. >>> our coverage continues in a moment. the bombing in brussels and what's next. we'll talk to a former u.s. ambassador to belgium who says the terrorists today are sending a message. what is that message and how do we read it? before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fd

airlines canceled all flights in and out of brussels airport at least through tuesday. one of the two explosions happened in departure hall one from which american airlines departs. united and delta are also canceling flights. it comes as the u.s. state department issues travel warnings to and across europe saying terrorist groups are planning for attacks. >> it's nice to go on trips but we said too each other this is the last time we're leaving home. >> i think fear and being afraid would be the worst response, i think that would give into what terrorists want. >> terrorists scared and being brave at the same time, the tsa screens nearly 2 million passengers a day. 440 airports nationwide. >>> there are no credible threats here in the bay area, but local authorities are not taking any chances. from bart to muni even amtrak commuters are going to notice extra security out of an abundance of caution. police are asking everyone to be on the lookout for anything suspicious and unusual a and as kris mentioned the importance of if you see something, say something. >>> bay area based companies are offering help however they can. airbnb activated a disaster response actual for people li

several of the major airlines have applied to land directly in the country. american airlines, delta, southwest, united, and jetblue have all asked for permission to fly commercials flights there. the government says it will allow 20 daily round trip flights between the u.s. and havana, and another ten flights to nine other cuban cities with international airports. but the airline companies want more flights. the department of transportation is expected to make a decision on the flights this summer. >>> and if you are a smoker, go ahead and leave those e- cigarettes behind the next time you fly. secretary ruled that e-chris are banned from beg smoked on board. the agency says they're trying to limit chemical exposure. >>> helping the hearing impaired. how an ipad is helping local police better serve part of the community. >>> plus, here's a question. is the republican party on the verge of a history making convention right here in cleveland? we're looking back to the last time a party was in crisis and >>> our top stories this thursday, mitt romney attacks donald trump as a phony and a fraud. the extraordin

metro subway nor the american embassy and airport, two explosions were near the three american couriers in the ticketing haul, american, delta and united airlines. in the meantime we heard from the president about his strategy and he put it this way. >> as it's challenging to find, identify, very small groups of people who are willing to die themselves and can walk in a crowd and detonate a bomb. and my charge to my team is to find every strategy possible to successfully reduce the risk of terrorist attacks even as we go after the beating heart in places like iraq and syria. >> during the comments, president obama said the number one priority is defeating isis, we asked the congressman if that was his experience with the administration. he called their strategy a bad strategy and to think that it would suck sowed is an outrageous statement. the limited bombing cam 59 is not containing isis and he call would for an international conference bringing leaders badly hit by isis to come up with a strategy. they are begging for american leadership in this area because there is none from the white house. >> catherine, unsettling, thank you. >>> two ame

airlines are ready to flight to cuba. legacy carrier delta, united, american apply and so has the discount carriers southwest, jet blue and alaska airlines. that is six airlines for 20 daily round trip flights between the u.s. and havana. ten others are allowed between u.s. and cities with international airports. leon: sam ford is at the armory where the families were reunited for the first time in a year. sam: more than 40 m.p.'s arrived to arrive back yesterday. >> also there is mother of three. planning to surprise the kids and the family surprised her. >> kids, mom, boring. >> i'm happy. >> the sister and the kids came. >> we are super excited. >> it has been too long. >> dad was there. >> how is it be mom and dad for nine months? >> it's very, very difficult. >> we do what we can do. >> everybody is strong. >> i'm ready to be with the family. >> most others arrived earlier made it home for their r s. >> not a very long while but they will rest for a while. then come back to work. >> so a happy time for johnson family of waldorf who have mom back again. they are heading home. i'm sure they are hoping mom will be with

and travel stocks start to rebound. going into today's action, the big three airlines, delta, united, continental and american were all up to where they were trading before november. consider the london subway attacks in 2005, priceline lunged, but the stock made up all its losses then some. most of these travel and leisure stocks have become cheap at these levels. that was true before today's pullback. trend that's been occurring. there is real dichotomy in the group that's been going unnoticed. let me tell you why it could smart to own an airline stock or even buy a company like priceline. it could be foolish to bet on a cruise township like carnival or royal caribbean, a dichotomy within travel is what i'm talking about. the difference has to do with another scary story in the headlines lately, the zika virus. it can cause potential parents to give birth to children with severe birth defects. let's start with travel stocks which mill be immune to zika, the airlines and online travel agencies. today they got cheaper. delta trading 6.8 times estimated earnings estimates. best of breed southwest at 9.8 times earnings. we

and i trust our government. >> american airlines, delta and united have canceled all flights to brussels for the next couple of days afterring refunds for people who bought tickets. they wouldn't comment but no shortage of agents at the beats. >> i'm ncaa they are being cautious. >> at the train station amtrack has deployed extra officers as a precaution. >> you can't be scared your whole life. you got to live. if you stay at home scared then they are winning. >> and we also checked with the greyhound bus station. they say they haven't added any security but the security officers who are there are on alert we also checked with rdu officials. they say if you are going to leave give yourself 90 minutes ahead of time before your flight. jonathan rodriguez, cbs north carolina. >> the fayetteville community is reacting to attacks wondering at what point the military may get involved. >> carly joins us live with that reaction. carly? >> yeah sean, magy we spoke to george who is a local veteran around here and he says whenever a terror attack like this happens of course their lates go out to those effected but they a

. >> if, in fact, it becomes true that american airlines and united delta that the explosive device went off there, when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those would be two locations where a lot of americans could be killed. >> in the meantime, firsthand knowledge of the investigation at the airport told fox yesterday there were two explosions. one in aisle three and the other in aisle 11 and the bombers appeared to target the highest concentration of passengers. as you can see, the evidence is really pretty fluid, heather. >> i just want to highlight that. some staff are missing and we have a report here that there's a brother and sister still missing. we are praying they will be okay. catherine, tell us what you're hearing about the administration strategy on this. is there one? >> this morning president obama said the number one priority is defeating isis. >> and my charge to my team is to find every strategy possible to successfully reduce the risk of such terrorist attacks even as we go after their beating heart in places like iraq and syria. >

and from cuba for the first time in 50 years. president obama marked that milestone by sending a letter to his pen pal there. american alaska airlines, delta, united and jet blue have all applied to fly commercial flights to cuba. the department of transportation is expected to make a decision on the flights this summer. >>> and i am traveling to cuba as well next week to cover the president's trip as well as the tampa bay rays game down there as they will be playing the cuba national team. >>> next on the now tampa bay, the best places to see air fest without having to fight the crowds over at mcdell air force base. >>> remember the realistic robots that may come off a little or a lot creepy? google was investing in those. now the company has had a change of heart. our partners over at newsy explain. >> google is reportedly breaking ties with the company making robots. they put boston dynamics up for sale because the company was not making revenue in the near future. google was concerned that the robots might be freaking people out. meeting minutes were leaked by a google employee. since acquiring it in 2013, there was speculation that the advanc

in the brussels airport departure terminal, the checkout lanes for united and american was in row 8. delta airlines was in row 11. belgian prosecutors say the bombs went off near row one and two, not far from the starbucks, and close to the brussels airlines counters. meanwhile, the maelbook subway stop, and the u.s. embassy, a mile further down the street were serviced by different train and subway stops. tonight international risk experts say americans traveling to europe should cons gatherings and always be aware of your surroundings. >> maybe i don't want to be flying at peak times. when there's mass congestion. do i know where all the exits are in the airport. am i watching everyone around me. if something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts. >> reporter: travel advice that may simply become the new normal. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> the two suicide bomber brothers in these attacks fit a troubling pattern. terrorists with family ties. radical groups often exploit the bonds between brothers, and as our kier simmons takes us inside a neighborhood that's become a prime recruitin

and from cuba for the first time in 50 years. president obama just marked the milestone by sending this letter to his pen pal there. american, alaska airlines, delta, southwest, united and jetblue have all applied to fly commercial flights to cuba. the department of transportation is expected to make a decision on the flights this summer. another big visit we're followingvice president joe biden will be spending some time in cincinnati next week.he'll visit tuesday for an event supporting ted strickland -- who just this week secured the democratic nomination to run for u-s senate.he'll face incumbant rob portman this fall. police in new york investigate after a suspicious letter is son.eric trump reported to police that he recieved a letter containing white powder and a threatening note last night.and while police aren't saying much the trump organization source has confirmed the letter was sent to the trump's 32 year old son, who lives in a high-end apartment building on central park south.sources have said the letter wanted trump to drop out of the presidential race and said harm would come to the trump family, even the children, if he stayed in the field. high pr

united states to cuba. other airlines including american, delta, and jet blue are trying to get in on that business. frontier says it is the only low-cost carrier trying to get flights to the island. mascot might be featured on a frontier airplane the ram is leading the entries with nearly 8,000 votes. raffly is running 2nd with 5,000. >>> one of the biggest snowboarding competitions is happening right now in vail. matt is live there right now. and let's just say the weather hasn't exactly been cooperative. >> reporter: well yesterday they had a lot of wind up here. but today, it was perfect! conditions up on the mountain behind me were awesome for spectators and competitors. [ cheering and applause ] tricks! >> seeing someone else at the competition do something they motivates. i can't get that motivation anywhere else. outside of competition. >> reporter: sean white competed in two events, where he is no. 1 going into the final. >> i look forward to this event always. i'm just glad to see it so nice. postponed yesterday because of the wind. >> reporter: those postponed events will give fans this w

american airlines has released a statement this morning saying, in part, all of our employees and contractors are accountedported injuries. delta and united airlines also issued statements this morning saying their employees are safe. diverted to other airports, to amsterdam, flights to brussels have been gayle? >> all right thank you very much. cbs news senior security contributor michael morale is a former cia deputy in washington. and juan is with us from salt lake city. good morning to you. michael i want to start with you first. we had a statement from thester who says what we feared has happened, we were hit by blind attacks. can we call these blind attacks heightened security alert? and that this comes three days after the arrest of abdeslam?y were expecting more attacks? >> i had two reactions to what happened this morning. one is, it's a reflection large -- how compartmented, how sophisticated the isis terrorist capability is in europe. after the first attack then showed that these they had bombmaking locations. they used individually, one at a time, so they couldn't be tracked. they had forgery capabilities to use passports to m

airlines. unit and delta already done it and american is doing it next week. >> is this fair? >> of course, not. >> who is benefiting? >> here is the thing. every airplane is full and making it difficult to earn the miles and making it difficult on the back end to redeem them. we talk about 17 trillion unused miles? that is more than there is u.s. currency in circulation around the world. that is how much we are talking about. so out of frustration, so many people now are saying, if i can't redeem them for a ticket, they get -- magazine subscription or for the box of chocolates. let's do the math on that. a magazine subscription is offered for 1,200 miles. that works out to, based on how much you spend for your tickets to begin with, it works out to $240 for a magazine subscription. >> no thanks. >> the chocolate gets me. 6,500 miles for a box of chocolate that retails for $30. 54% of all mileage earned on the ground stuff you already paid for you know what you spent for that box of chocolates? 1,000 1,300. >> they are not reducing prices. the bottom line is the only time wher

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