i am calling specifically about united airlines flight 93. i do not understand why it is not referred to as united airlines flight 93. that flight was not a mystery flight. the people on board that flight were not mystery people. they were americans and other people as well. i knew the captain. i flew from new york to san francisco with him and he was a real captain and one of the best. i am very unhappy that it keeps referring -- being referred to as 93. it is united flight 93 and i would prefer that in the future that you would do us a favor and call that united airlines flight 93. thank you and have a nice day. host: the commemoration ceremony for united airlines flight 93 taking place in about 15 minutes out in shanksville, pennsylvania. we will take our viewers their live when that starts. john is in herndon, virginia. a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. -- most ofa person arevictims of terrorism countries that are majority muslim and we see that if you look at the problem right now, they are stronger than before. when he to

it is united flight 93 and i would prefer in the future, especially today that you would do us a favor and call at united airlines flight 93. thank you and have a nice day. >> host: the commemoration ceremony for united airlines flight 93 taking place getting started in about 15 minutes will take her viewers their lives and that starts. don, democrat. good morning. i think as a person -- [inaudible] most of the dems are countries that the majority are muslims. right now -- [inaudible] we need to find a way to fight terrorism because it looks like the terrorists to train young people that have no future where they live. and we have no accountability. when you look at what is happening right now, the saudi government destroying this country. guess what, most of us, people expect the united states will do something about it when something goes wrong. if we spend money from them, they don't bear responsibility, this issue will never stop. it becomes a symptom that keeps coming back. >> mr. jenkins. >> you know, look, first of all, the united states is blamed for the world problems, blamed for not solving the world pr

united airlines flight from new york to san francisco.re were men and women from every background. there were young people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips. and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [applause] soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant, called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw on to the hijackers. glick explained the plan to his wife and said stay on the line, i will be back. the passengers and crew members vote vote, andtook a decided to act. at that moment, they took their faith and america's fate back into their own hands. , many

i am calling specifically about united airlines flight 93. do not understand why it is not referred to as united airlines flight 93. that flight was not a mystery flight. the people on board that flight were not mystery people. they were americans and other people as well. i knew the captain. i flew from new york to san francisco with him and he was a real captain and one of the best. i am very unhappy that it keeps referring -- being referred to as 93. it is united flight 93 and i would prefer that in the future that you would do us a favor and call that united airlines flight 93. thank you and have a nice day. host: the commemoration ceremony for united airlines flight 93 taking place in about 15 minutes out in shanksville, pennsylvania. we will take our viewers their live when that starts. john is in herndon, virginia. a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. -- most ofa person arevictims of terrorism countries that are majority muslim and we see that if you look at the problem right now, they are stronger than before. when he to f

and his girlfriend, kimberly, on a united airlines flight from new jersey to sfo yesterday. lot of people were talking about the fact they flew coach. trump, jr. ordered a soda and seemed low maintenance. they were briefly heckled at the terminal. >>> let's talk about these cooling temps. are we going to see these for the rest of the week in. >> i think it'll stay even in theange we're seeing right now. let's take you through that microclimate forecast on this evening. and yes, it's beginning to feel like fall and look like fall. you can see that cloud cover that's currently moving over. i want to show you where this is coming from. it's an upper level system that's developing out here in the pacific. it's going to stay parked relatively in about the same position the next three days, so that will keep our temperatures very comfortable as we head right into your weekend forecast. also a bit of cloud cover at times and even this means through tomorrow out across the thof that sun trying to break through. also look for some clouds and a bit of clouds here in the south bay and

video from a passenger on united airlines flight from sfo to newark. a bird got into the main cabin before takeoff. the flight was delayed shortly as crew members tried to shoo the bird off the plane. they captured it with a hat, and got it off safely to fly away. >>> there's still too many birds on this plane! >> you say, it's a bird -- on a plane! >> that's the sequel. >> to see a bird flying while the plane is flying, it happens. >> just have to deal with it. >>> all right here on the ground the weather we're going to be experiencing is another hot one. >> it's going to feel very much like summer, and our temperatures back in the 90s today in the inland valleys and it gets a little bit better by the end of the weekend, but look at the middle of next week, we'll be back in the 90s again. so summer is not done yet. san francisco will have some more comfortable weather there and the fog and the clouds return tomorrow, bringing it down into the 60s. >> and traffic looking good on this friday? >> great. quick look at dublin 580, a light volume here. note

, aival of the official party moment of silence to honor those killed at the pentagon on united airlines flight 93 and in new york and the indication delivered by the chaplain. ladies and gentlemen the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ladies and gentlemen the secretary of defense james n mattis. ladies and gentlemen the vice president of the united states michael pence and the second lady of the united states mrs. karen pence. ♪ [singing the national anthem] please join me in respect for our fallen brothers and sisters in a moment of silence. let us now listen to these sacred words that we recall at this sacred moment. greater love has no one than this that someone lay down his life for his friends. source of all that is good, we give you thanks for your abundant mercy. we give you thanks for your healing presence. today, keep usre always mindful of lives lost. and of the heroism of all our uniformed service personnel and every citizen. i ask that you strengthen our fully ono reflect more these great heroic examples of selfless service and our lives today. bless this observance and m

>>>checking luggage on united airlines flight just got more expensive. increased its fee from one check back from $25-$35. it goes immediately and domestic and some international flights. airlines are trying to make up for the rights of cost and fuel that spike 20% last year. >>>if you're sticking around the bay area this weekend you can expect warming temperatures. the process started today. the high this afternoon, had some 80s for concord and livermore. the disco 66, san jose 80, morgan hill 84 degrees. steady climb as we head into saturday, sunday and probably into monday. that will translate into inland neighborhood approaching lower 90s around 92-93 degrees. especially by sunday. the other extreme, we still have the fog to contend with. it's redeveloping your portions of the coastline. we have patchy fog that can push back into the bay 1st thing saturday morning. we will check in on some of the current numbers. friday night. santa rosa is currently 60, san jose 61, seven disco upper 50s. speaking of san francisco looking across the bay bridge, not

you might remember the the united airlines flight that landed in the hudson. all 36 passengers and 11 crew members survived. several peoplere transported to the hospital in serious conditions. >>> outdoors this afternoon, we have a cooling trend. it will be something that will continue into the weekend. we are tracking one of our first rainmakers for the season. it degrees in santa rosa. 65 in oakland. upper 60s in livermore and san jose is checking in at 69. here's a look at the 24-hour temperature change. look how much cooler we're inland today. down by 13 in livermore. in the north bay down by 9 degrees. the bay is within a couple of degrees. half moon bay is a little bit warmer right now, a proximately -- approximately 5 degrees warmer. we have partly sunny and partly cloudy as we head south into santa cruz. the onshore breeze, it has dropped to 33 miles per hour. when it is that strong, the low clouds will eventually move inland into the sacramento valley by tomorrow morning. you can see the arrows underneath the arrows, there is definitely a transition u

the time when american airlines flight 11 going from boston to los angeles, of course, never made it to its destination. it struck the north tower. a few minutes later, 9:03, united airlines flight traveling from boston to l.a. struck the south tower. that's when we knew this was no accident and that our country was being attacked. >> so many people know where they were. we want to show you images from earlier this morning as a flag was unfurled at the pentagon where american flight 77 crashed into the pentagon. here's that moment from earlier this morning. in remembrance of the victims that died at the pentagon that day. let's go to george stephanopoulos with abc news. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangledd banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> now there will be a moment of silence to mark that moment when american flight 11 hit the north tower. [ bell toll ] ♪ >> nearly 3,000 died that day. families across the country are remembering them. there will also be ceremonies at the pentagon and, of course, shanksville, flight 93 national memorial there. up this morning, president trump and the first lady will

at 9:37 when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon, 9th:509 am when the south tower collapsed. the moment of silence at 10:03 will mark when unitedld near shanksville, pennsylvania. the final moment of silence will be at 10:28 when the north tower collapsed. throughout the morning victims names are read by loved ones and we can expect security to be tight in lower manhattan, thousands of people will pay their respects. that is the latest from lower manhattan. jillian: a blue collar boom. donald trump's economy has middle-class workers winning. >> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and you will say please, please it's too much winning. rob: will it last is the big question. here with expert analysis, senior fellow for the national taxpayers union, mattie doctor. thanks for coming on. these are great numbers that should help republicans in the midterms, sounds like they need some help. what do you make of what we see? >> reporter: last week we saw a lot of good news for the economy building on months of good news for the economy. you signed earlier the expansion of blue collar worker jobs is the last data poin

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco. they were men and women from every background.ey were young people returning from visiting family, moms and dads on business trips, and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers, and strangers, and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [applause] pres. trump: soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant, called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, "stay on the line, i will be back." the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote, and they decided to act. at that mome

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco. they were men and women from every background.were young people returning from visiting family, moms and dads on business trips, and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers. and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [ applause ] soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately, those onboard flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendance, called her husband and told them they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said stay on the line, i'll be back. the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote, and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america's fate back into their own hands. in the last 20 minutes,

president trump spoke in pennsylvania calling the field where united airlines flight 93 crashed a monumenterican defiance. he said passengers fought until the very end. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. romaine: hurricane florence is barreling to the east coast and farmers in the carolinas are bracing for what could be the most powerful hurricane to hit the area in 64 years. joining us with more insight is our agricultural reporter live from washington. alan, when we talk about hurricanes, we talk about oil rigs and refineries. this time, in the path of the hurricane, we talk soybean fields, cornfield, and what type of impact will we see to some of these commodities? alan: you are looking at a different region of the country. you see a lot of poultry and halt production with agricultural infrastructure -- hog production -- production with agricultural infrastructure. you see some companies taking a lot of preparation to weather the storm. joe: how

observe that fourth moment of silence for when the south tower fell after being struck by united airlines flightre it is. [ bell ringing ] >> mily rachelle heal. >> we return to the

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco.re were men and women from every background. there were young people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [ applause ] >> soon after take off, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest, passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately, those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw on to the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, stay on the line, i'll be back. the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america's fat

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco. they were men and women from every background.hey were young people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers, and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [ applause [ applause ] >>. >>> geoff bennett joins us now live from shanksville. before speaking he and the first lady also listed the names of the 40 passengers and crew members. >> reporter: that's right, 40 names and 40 bell tolls to mark the 40 people passengers and crew who, let's not forget, sacrificed their own lives averting what could have been, what likely would have been a much greater tragedy just in terms of loss of life. the intended target of flight 93 is believed to have been the u.s. capitol. you heard there the president speaking really in a subdued tones reading from prepared text. he says they boarded as strangers speaking of the flight 93 passengers but entered eternity linked together as heroes. there was a moment towards the end

this is video from one passenger on a united airline flight from sfo to newark, new jersey. a bird got into the main cabin before takeoff. the flight was delayed shortly as crew members tried to shoo the bird from the plane. they captured it with a hat, took it off the plane where it promptly took off. >>> colin kaepernick has now been chosen to receive harvard university's highest honor in african-american studies. kaepernick joins a list of past award winners that include mohammad ali, maya angelou and w.d. u w.b. dubois. earlier this month he was the centerprice of nike's 30th anniversary just do it campaign. >>> could colin kaepernick make a comeback with the raiders or patriots? kaepernick's attorney hinted to tmz that he may soon be signed to one of those two teams. kaepernick is currently suing the envelopnfl accusing the lea colluding with owners to keep him from playing. >>> if you are in the mood for treats today and who isn't, nbc bay area is the station for you. our treat truck along with jessica aguirre and jeff ranieri will be in walnut creek for the 82nd annua

spoke at the tower of voices memorial in shankville, pennsylvania, where another plane , united airlines flight, killing a0 passengers. the president said america would not "submit to tyranny". a piece of america's heart is buried on these grounds. but in its place has grown a new resolve to live our lives with the same grace and courage as those of flight 93. this memorial is now a message to the world — america will never, never submit to tyranny. let's look at the headlines in a moment and we will have a recap on the sports news. a narrow strip of cloud from south—west england into east anglia. in the far south—east, a few mac sunny spells. the wet weather will drift in from the west. overnight, some heavy burst of showers into wales. clear spells in scotland and northern ireland, showers continuing in the north—west and a gusty wind. where it is clear, single figure temperatures. weather is cloud and rain, double—figure temperature. the rain, double—figure temperature. the rain will push on three and clear eventually with sunnier skies. by the afternoon, many will be dry, the odd shower in

president of the united states reacted on his way to a memorial for 40 people who died when united airlines flight 93 slammed into the ground, after some of those passengers and crew tried to wrestle back control of the plane from the hijackers. i'm going to ask you a question. be honest. is that presidential? is it? can you imagine -- now just imagine if you're sitting there, oh, he's criticizing the president. imagine if president barack obama had done that. what would you do? what would you be saying right now? how would you be reacting right now? tan suit. remember this. this was his tweet about 9/11, 17 years since september 11th. that was his tweet, exclamation point. those are the thoughts of other recent presidents right here. this is the 44th president, broesh, tweeting. we will always remember everyone we lost on 9/11. thank the first responders who keep us safe and honor all who defend our country and the ideals that bind us together. there is nothing our resilience and our resolve can't overcome, and no act of terror can ever change who we are. that was the 44th president. 43rd preside

. >> the destination on the departure you are board read zurich but the united airlines jet made what could be a flight in the future. filled with 16,000 gallons of biofuel mixed with the normal supply. it's believed to be the longest commercial flight with that high of a percentage of renewable fuel. united officials say the fuels are good for business and the environment. >> any time you reduce emissions you are able to reduce costs. and so the business rationale for this is really clear. but quite frankly it goes beyond the math. we are using biofuels and partnering with the california companies because it makes good sense for the planet. >> a company called world energy manufactured the fuel in california.

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco.omen from every background they were young people returning from visiting family, moms and dads on business trips and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings they boarded the plane as strangers, and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes [ applause ] soon after takeoff, flight 93 was high jack bid evil men bent terror passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately, those on board flight 93 started planning a response sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant, called her husband and told them they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw on to the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, stay on the line i'll be back the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america's fate back into their own hands in the last 2

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco. they were men and women from every background.ng people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips. and friends going and come iing from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers. and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [ applause ] soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attend called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said stay on the line, i'll be back. the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote, and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america's fate back into their own hands. in the last 20 minutes, many place

on september 11, a united airlines flight was headed toward the capitol. thank god those heros that day brought down that airliner in shanksville, pennsylvania. and this great building that we are standing in today was not destroyed with an image i don't think the american people could accept. however those terrorists are exploiting those drones, we have seen them in iraq and syria, with explosives and chemical weapons. we've also disrupted plots for the use of drones against both the pentagon and the united states capitol. a drone unlike an airplane can hit this united states capitol very quickly. we need to give the department the tools and the authorities necessary to protect our american institutions and with that, i urge support of this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 6620. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is pass

. >> reporter: his cousin maureen, senior flight attendant of united airlines killed in the hijackinguite memorial of the 40 who lost their lines on the flight. a final piece of the memorial will soon drown out the silence. this is a simulation of what visitors, this tower of voices is completed. >> the only windchimes structure of its kind we know of in the world. >> reporter: designer spent $9000 ironing out details of the project. >> only get one shot at doing this. >> 40 is a significant number. >> 40 times for the 40 on the flight and 40 ° angles throughout the structure to represent the angle of impact, 40 ° is the angle of the branches on the trees that were destroyed. >> a very long time, 17 years to get this memorial completed. >> reporter: the air traffic control tower made a final attempt to reach out to flight 93 that morning, they never heard back but now through this tower their voices will finally be heard. rob: i can't believe that. major league baseball star enjoying seeing a cincinnati reds fan, he traded shirts with him. >> he wanted to exchange shirts with one of t

we're about to observe a moment of silence in observance of the time united airlines flight 175 struck the south tower. >> sandra: familiar faces you saw on the ground there. ambassador nikki haley, the governor of new york andrew cuomo. on the ground eric shawn is standing by in lower manhattan. eric, this was a day you will never forget for sure. you were there as this was all unfolding. >> yeah, that's right. the first plane flight 11 flew right over my head as it made the turn crabbing to the right heading to the world trade center and i was down here. it has been 17 years but every day and every morning it seems as if actually not one day has gone by. we're again gathered here for the solemn and somber ceremony of the loved ones, family members, officials. you mentioned nikki haley and former mayor rudy giuliani is in the crowd and led the city so spectacularly that day. all remembering the people killed here. we've had two moments of silence. the one at 8:46 and 9:03 marking when the two towers were hit. there will be more when the two towers fell and the calling of the names wil

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco and there were men and women from every backgroundple returning from visiting family and moms and dads on business trips and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane and strangers and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [applause] soon after takeoff flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home and they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning in response. sandy bradshaw, flight attendant, called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, stay on the line, i will be back. the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote and they decided to act. at that moment they took their faith and america's faith back into their own hands. in the last 20 minutes when he plac

ones were among the 40 of flight 93, the 40 passengers and crew members on board the 8am united airlines flightorld trade center in new york city. immediately, those on—board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant, called her husband and that they we re called her husband and that they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. passengerjeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, "stay on the line. i‘ll be back". the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america‘s fate back into their own hands. in the last 20 minutes, many played their final calls home. hands. in the last 20 minutes, many played theirfinal calls home. they whispered those eternal words, "i love you". some said the lord‘s prayer. and then they bravely charged the cockpit. they attacked the enemy. they fought until the very end and they stopped the forces of terror and defeated this wicked, horrible, evil plan. flight 93 crashed yards from where we stand, just 20 minu

flights canceled in the southeast. that number will go up, way up. american airlines canceled 500 flights through sunday. united of north carolina and south carolina. spirit airlines also cancelling flights. you can imagine that will be the case with other airlines as well throughout the next several days. the flights, they try to get as many planes in here to get people out after the storm passes. once those wind speeds pick up, it is hard. alisyn, when we landed in raleigh, we were on a plane half full on the way here. the airport was jammed. it was jammed with people trying to get out. that was from a raleigh which is inland. two hours inland. you get a sense of which direction people are going. >> that is a good sign. john, i look at the satellite imagery. the outer bands are fast approaching where you are located. how does the wind feel there at this point? >> so far, where i am, alisyn, you can tell by the fact that my hair is perfectly coifed just as ever. we are south of kill devil hills. the outer banks are a couple of miles south of here. it hasn't happened just yet. >> john, we will check back with y

.>>> it's a good chance that flights will be delayed or canceled. united airlines and others are waiving fees in anticipation of that powerful storm. >>> the government is-- is doing what it can to get ready for hurricane florence. fema has staged recovery supplies and is ready to deploy. president trump is still urging people to take shelter. >> bad things can happen when you are talking about a storm this size. it's called mother nature. >> the president has already declared states of emergency in the carolinas and virginia's clearing the way for immediate federal assistance. critics are questioning a decision to divert some of the funding to keep shelters open along the us-mexico border. a document was released showing nearly $10 million was sent to ice, more of-- $4 million of which came from preparedness and protection categories. it is making up for the funds by cutting back training travel and public engagement.>> we have plenty of resources to respond, plenty of resources to recover. that has not impacted our situation. >> the funds are less than 1% of the

>> reporter: that is right, alex, the family tells me united airline has confirmed that the man was on the flight here to sfo but when a relative came to pick him up, he was nowhere to be found.>> have you seen this man? today? or yesterday? >> reporter: relatives are passing out flyers with a photo of this man in other cities and around, the 75-year-old hayward man flew back to sfo after visiting relatives in new jersey but when a family member arrived at the airport to pick him up he had disappeared. >> i'm very concerned about his safety right now. i do not know. i can imagine how scared he could be. not being able to get home. >> reporter: tonight she says she told her father that her husband was going to pick him up at sfo in the baggage claim area. >> he was in the airplane when i talked to him last. >> the family says his luggage was unclaimed, and after hours of searching the airport her husband reported him missing. the sheriff's detectives say that an employee at sfo recognized him as someone that she helped. >> he did get on a train, and took part, one of the attendants took him and go

. >> the destination on the departure you are board read zurich but the united airlines jet made what could be a flight in the future. filled with 16,000 gallons of biofuel mixed with the normal supply. it's believed to be the longest commercial flight with that high of a percentage of renewable fuel. united officials say the fuels are good for business and the environment. >> any time you reduce emissions you are able to reduce costs. and so the business rationale for this is really clear. but quite frankly it goes beyond the math. we are using biofuels and partnering with the california companies because it makes good sense for the planet. >> a company called world energy manufactured the fuel in california. er earlier this week united announced a goal to become the first airline in the industry to cut cushion emissions in half by the year 2050. >>> 3, 2, 1. liftoff. >> nasa ace delta 2 rocket took the final ride to space from vandenberg in santa barbara. the ice cloud and land elevation or ice sat 2 measuring how the land and sea ice around earth's poles change over time. the delta 2 rocket has sent

flights have also been canceled in the southeast. let's give you a sense of where they've been canceled. american airlines canceling more than 500 flights through sunday. meantime, uniteds to and from airports and ports of north and south carolina, as well. that's just part of the issue here. what they want to do is get planes on the ground, so they can get them out again, after the storm passes through. let's go back to alisyn in new york. alisyn? >> john, thank you very much. there's other news, of course, so we'll get back to you shortly. >>> so 20 years after the impeachment of bill clinton, the man who led the charge, ken starr, is out with a new memoir giving his side of the story and how that event informs what is happening today. ♪ we the people, defined by the moments we share with our families and our friends. doing the things we love. we the people are always stronger when we're together. the 2018 ford expedition the j.d. power highest ranked large suv in initial quality. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft

a person who gets on your airplane and sees your flight attendant treat someone poorly and has a cell phone and documents it, united airlines is political risk. a supply chain that is deep into china, and now there is consideration of a trade war with china. that is a political risk. and so what we wanted to do was say there are lots of sources of political risk, look around corners, look in your industry and say, what are my sources of political risk? by the way, what is my risk appetite? we didn't want to say don't do things because they are risky. by the way, cyber, i mention the russians, is a whole category of risk in and of itself. david: your point is that businesses when they make decisions should take into account political risk as well? condoleezza: and constantly surveying the landscape for how those risks are multiplying in changing. david: what would you like people to think of as your major accomplishment? condoleezza: my government career. i hope people think i represented the united states well and hope people think that i represented our values, especially that we stand for people who have no voice themselv

a person who gets on your airplane and sees your flight attendant treat someone poorly and has a cell phone and documents it. united airlineslitical risk. a supply chain that is deep into china, and now there is consideration of a trade war with china. that is a political risk. and so what we wanted to do was say there are lots of sources of political risk. look around corners. look at your industry and say, what are my sources of political risk? and by the way, what is my risk appetite? we didn't want to say don't do things because they are risky. and by the way, cyber, i mention the russians, is a whole category of risk in and of itself. david: your point is that businesses when they make decisions of significance should take into account political risk as well? condoleezza: and should be constantly surveying the landscape for how those risks are multiplying in changing. david: as you look back on your extraordinary career, what would you like people to think of as your major accomplishment? condoleezza: my government career. i just hope people think i represented the united states well. i hope people think that i represe

airlin are expected to follow suit. united's higher fees apply to all domestic and some international flights. izing fog whoops in boston. these cups bearing philadelphia eagles logos showed up at some area stores. philly, of course, beat new england in the super bowl last february. it was a tight game, but nobody is talking about it. they nearly came back but whatever, they're over it. dunkin' donuts blamed the mistake on a corporate error. >> are they over it? >> not quite. >> apparently not. >>> well, coming up, the doctor under fire after saying women don't work as hard as men. >>> but first a powerful statement from the father of the murdered college student mollie tibbetts. why he's slamming donald trump jr. >>> and the nfl player with one hand who just accomplished something very few people believed he could. believed he could. underwear is so light, you won't even notice you're wearing it. now, are you really not going to notice the underwear you're wearing? no. no, you are not... excuse me, do have anymore of those pistachio scones? because it's made from incredibly light material. an

. >>> united airlines took a major step in becoming the greenest airline. they filled a flightri zurich, switzerland, with fuel. this is believed tohe longest commercial flight ever undertaken with such a high percentage of renewable fuel. earlier this week they announced to cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half by the year 2050. >> all right. time to check on our weather. we have made it to friday. >> was there any doubt? >> of course, not. >> wednesday was a little dicey. >> it was. >> we have beautiful weather compared to the carolinas. >> i know. barely benign. let's take a look at live doppler 7 right now. we have clouds passing through the region, high and low level clouds as you will note there. you're going see a combination. it's as breezy. not as breezy as yesterday. out of the west, 20 miles an hour in san francisco. lighter winds inland, and here's a look at our live each bay. we have high clouds filtering our sunshine. here's a look at the temperature. 62 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. a little warmer. morgan hills, 83. a live picture, you'll notice the bree

flights with $40. this is the third major u.s. airline. united and jetblue made the same hike last month.sts. >>> new york congress member chris collins has returned to campaigning this month while being indicted on federal insider trading charges. he said the stakes are too high to allow the radical left to take control of the seat in congress. collins suspended the campaign while the gop looked to replace him as a candidate. in the end, his lawyer said there was no clearly path of a substitute on the ballot. collins called the securities and wire fraud charges meritless. >>> coming up, he has the moves like jagger. now a gig like lady gaga. the band set to take the super bowl halftime show. >>> and the spelling mistake that just could not go unnoticed. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you h

. >>> the destination reads zurich, switzerland but a united airlines jet that left san francisco international airport made what might be a flightthe future. it was filled with some 16,000 gallons of biofuel mixed with its normal supply. this is believed to be the longest commercial flight with that high a percentage of renewable fuel. united officials say the fuels are good for business and the environment. >> any time you reduce emissions you are able to reduce costs and so the business rationale for this is really clear, but it goes beyond the math. we are using biofuels and partnering with california companies because it makes good sense for the planet. >> the renewable fuel was manufactured in california by a company called world energy. now, earlier this week united announced a goal of becoming the first airline in the energy to cut carbon emissions in half by the year 2050. >>> well, we have much more ahead on "abc 7 news" at 6:00. florence may be weakening, but the threat from the storm is nowhere near over. sandhya has the latest track. >>> also, a bay area woman accusing brett kavanaugh of assaulting her decades ago. w

united airlines. they take great care of us during the season under sometimes difficult circumstances. >> preparing to move the team, they come in the day before the flight. we are monitoring the aircraft. so whether it's going to be here, it's going to orige from here, ferry in from another city, we track that. we track the routing, make sure there's no mechanical issues. we work with our mechanics back here, check with them. make sure the plane is fuelled, caters. >> we go on a road trip, there's a whole team of united employees behind the scenes that help us get from point a to point b on time and safely. people like michael o'brien, lenny brooks, michael corgan they are behind the scenes and help us with the planning leading up to our game. they're great at what they do. we rely upon them to get us where we need to be to go win a football game. >> typical wait on each flight varies. when we go to philadelphia, maybe take 300 pounds. but with just four west coast trips this year, we take around 20,000 pounds. >> united helps us transport approximately 45 cases for all the football staff both to and from away games. united really goes above and beyond

united airlines cutting the lines. those crowds right there. united says it will start to send notifications to your smartphones to let you know that boarding is starting. they tested boarding strategies on 12,000 flights and reviewed customers feedback. >>> if you own a honda, thieves may have their eyes on it. the national insurance crime released its annual list of most stolen cars. the civic tops the list of more usua tops that list but this yaear it comes in the full size ford pick up and toyota camry. >>> the city of san jose and santa clara are working towards an agreement where the county, the homeless camp was bound state property. the site will be good up to six months. that encampment is not too far from the airport. >>> the airport continues to grow and some would say it is making a bigger target. new efforts to beef yup the security there. it involves a lot of silicon valley technology. >> reporter: surveillance video captures most of the jumper at sjc over the last couple of years, who would forget the 15-year-old stowaway. he made it to hawaii alive. as a result, the airport raised defense line to above federal standards and enhance other security measures. now after lessons learned, mor

united flight 93 stormed the cockpit after realizing their plane was being hijacked. it crashed in the open area, killing everyone onboard. >>> here in the bay area the american airlines flight attendant credited with alerting authorities to the hijackings is being remembered. >> betty is still very much a presence in the neighborhood she called home when she was growing up. ktvu's amber lee is in san francisco's chinatown where a recreation center is now named after her. >> we're just outside the rec center at washington. her friend tells me they grew up playing inside this building so now he says it's only fitting that this is a place to remember her as a hero. >> my name is betty ong. i'm number 3 on flight 11. the cockpit is not answering the phone. there's somebody stabbed in business class. >> reporter: betty ong, a san francisco native, was the voice of calm. the flight attendant was on american airlines flight 11. her telephone call was the first to alert authorities there was a hijacking. it was also the first indication america was under attack. >> we can't breathe in business class. somebody's got mace or something. >> i hear the tape every year. i listen t

[laughter] david: there was a flight where i think there were some united employees that needed to go somewhere and you were trying to get people to get off the airlineoffered them money, which is a fairly standard thing to do. one person said, "i can't get off, and i am a doctor. i have to operate in the morning." not united, but local police dragged him off. oscar: it is one of the dark moments. usually the question is, are you glad that is getting behind you? i always say i am happy to be reminded of it every day. so, our company, because it is important to know how quickly things can go sideways for us, so the circumstances that led up to that, the policies and procedures -- in a nutshell, because safety, security, and operational efficiency -- we become so focused, and it is important we do that, the rigor around safety, security and operations does not necessarily apply to the comfort, quality, and the emotional connections as a human on customer service. so, our rules and procedures, you cannot always put rules and procedures on how you treat a human being, which is why we started something last year, something we call "core four." it is four