. >>> united airlines under fire again tonight. the couple flying to their wedding and their eye-opening claim. >>> good evening. it's great to be back with you after the holiday. >>> we begin tonight with that urgent man hunt now going nationwide. the suspected killer who then posted his killing on facebook. authorities said took this video. walked up to an elderly man, a perfect stranger. there are more victims. tonight, u.s. marshals and the fbi are now joining the hunt. after foug focusing on a handful of states tonight, tonight the search is now nationwide. abc's alex perez leads us off from cleveland. >> reporter: tonight the desperate nationwide manhunt for the man who took and posted this video to facebook. police say it showed the senseless murder of an elderly man. >> he could be nearby or far away. >> reporter: authorities now offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of the suspect. >> i'm going to kill this guy right here, the old dude. >> reporter: police were alerted to the shocking video, 3

. >>> united airlines under fire again tonight. after that doctor was dragged off the plane, now the couple flying to their wedding and their eye-opening claim. >>> good evening. and it's great to be back with you after the holiday. >>> and we begin tonight with that urgent manhunt now going nationwide. the suspected killer who then posted his killing on facebook. authorities say the suspect took this video, showing him walking up to an elderly man, a perfect stranger, just before taking his life. in another video steve stephens takes responsibility for that killing and he says there are more victims. tonight, u.s. marshals and the fbi are now joining the hunt. and after focusing on a handful of states today, tonight the search is now nationwide. abc's alex perez leads us off from cleveland. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate nationwide manhunt for the man who took and posted this video to facebook. police say it shows the senseless murder of an elderly man. >> he could be nearby or far away and anywhere in between. >> reporter: a

today, united airlines under fire, the shocking scene reported by passengrs on a flight to chicago to louisville, a 69-year-old man drag off the plane by security. they needed to bump passengers to make room for four crew members, but no volunteers, so the airline was forced to kick someone off based on an algorithm and offered $1,000 compensation. the maximum? 1350. the ceo wrote to employees blaming the passenger, while i deeply regret the situation arose, i stand behind all of you, and i commend you for continuing to go above and beyond to ensure we fly right. >> i could not believe what i was seeing or hearing. i was in shock. >> the backlash now impacting united overseas. international negative headlines. he was shouting he was a doctor, but profiled because he was chinese. the video seen 1 million times in china alone. the serious incident providing comic relief for others. the twitter hashtag motto, trending. even abc's jimmy kimmel live joining in. >> this will be so badly, you use your own face as a flotation device. >> reporter: united is not laughing. an airport security of

united airlines under fire. >>> governor scandal, facing impeachment, alabama's governor resigns broughtn by secret messages with his mistress mistakenly sent to his wife. >>> free college, new york becomes the first state to offer a public university education at no cost to middle class families. will other states follow? >>> and welcome to the neighborhood. an important lesson in friendship as julia joins the gang on "sesame street." "nightly news" begins

but as we said, united airlines under fire tonight. people all over the country, all over the world are stunned by that video. joining me now on the phone is one of the passengers of united airlines flight 3411, his name is john clausen. john, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. how are you doing this evening? >> doing all right. i mean, as well as you can. >> this was just stunning. what did you think? >> i'm sorry? >> this is stunning. tell us what you saw. >> well, from the beginning when we got on board the flight and the united airlines representative came on and told us that we were stuck on the tarmac until four people volunteered to leave the flight, we knew it was -- it just ramped up really fast. and then when the police came on, two fully decked-out police officers came on trying to convince him to leave then the third officer came on who actually you see in the video pulling him off, a plainclothes police officer. it was traumatic. no doubt about it. >> we could hear in the video -- you can see the blood right

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united airlines under fire. >>> governor scandal, facing impeachment, alabama's governor resigns brought down by secret messages with his mistress mistakenly sent to his wife. >>> free college, new york becomes the first state to offer a public university education at no cost to middle class families. will other states follow? >>> and welcome to the neighborhood. an important lesson in friendship as julia joins the gang on "sesame street." "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. a horrifying act of violence played out inside a california elementary school classroom today when a teacher and 8-year-old student were fatally shot. the killer then took his own life, but not before two children were also shot. it happened in san bernardino, a city that still bears the emotional scars of a deadly terror attack 16 months ago. police are calling today's shooting the result of a domestic dispute. >> reporter: gunfire, an elementary school classroom. sparking chaos in the city of san bernardino. >> we have two down here. making our way down the classroom to the

. >>> united airlines under fire for forcibly removing a passenger from a flight last week reported brp expected quarterly earnings. the airline earned 41 cents a share, 3 cents better than estimates. revenue was up slightly from a year ago to nearly $8.5 billion. the report along with an upbeat outlook was enough to lift shares initially in after-hours trading. given the ongoing controversy around that airline, the ceo again addressed the passenger incident, apologized, and said the company must do a better job serving its customers. susan lee has more. >> despite the controversy over the forcible removal of a passenger last week, united airlines is guiding for a strong quarter this quarter, pre digting the first quarter of net revenue growth in two years, despite the public relations stain and international outrage after the violent removal of a passenger from an overbooked flight. the ceo addressing the incident in the earnings release saying, it is obvious from recent experiences that we need to do a better job serving our customers. this incident has been a humbling experience, and

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united airlines under fire for that treatment of a passenger dragged off the flight. online u.s. equitys... ♪ ...you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ kennedy: the ceo of united airlines may be the last one to get dragged away after issuing a tone deaf statement after video showing a bloody passenger being dragged off a plane. >> oh, my god! no! kennedy: the ceo released a statement saying this is an upsetting event for all of us at united. i apologize for having to reaccommodate these passengers. the airline is getting slammed on twitter. the airline lost a billion dollars on the market today. it has since bounced back. but is it time for the embattled airline to reaccommodate? dave smith and evan siegfried. kat, i'll start with you. i fly united way too much. the new york post is saying this doctor had his medical license taken away for 10 years. maybe he did some weird stuff and maybe he didn't. but you can't assume that a passenger has a net various past and treat him accordingly. there is no way the security officers woul

. >> united airlines under fire after pulling's passenger from his seat, and dragging him off the aircraft. because the airline over booked the flight. one of 4 people, chosen ad at random they say too give up his seat, he was ordered to get out of his seat, for stand by united employee, the door refused to go. -- the doctor refused to go he said he needs to see patients in the morning, united ceo said that airline is conducting a detailed review watch happened, you are conducting a detailed review of what happened right now, before your very eyes. the ceo of united, if you are watching this, i think you need to come up with something a well the better than you need to conduct -- this is happening in the united states, of america. folks, the united states of america. unbelievable. for shame. >> vote in our poll, we are asking a question about it did do you believe that passenger dragged out from seat is a sign our airlines and or airports have gone slightly mad, and need to be brought under control? cast your vote on twitter, we would like to hear from you. this aggravates me. follow me on

united airlines flight says his injuries are horrendous. we'll tell you all about that. and later, possible nuclear activity in north korea? that's not good. we'll analyze the situation. yoe >> eric: in followup segment, united airlines under fire forcibly removing dr. david dao on sunday. today his dpauter spoke out for the first time. >> what happened to my dad should never have happened to any human being regardless of the circumstance. we were horrified and shocked and sickened to learn what happened to him and to see what had happened to him. we hope that in the future nothing like this happens again. >> eric: dao's attorney said legal action against the airline is likely. >> if you're going to eject a passenger, under no circumstances can it be done with unreasonable force or violence. that's the law. if unreasonable force and violence is used under a set of circumstances, the common carrier, united airlines in this case, is responsible. >> eric: joining us with reaction from fort lauderdale, attorney mark aguilar and from los angeles, arag, also a lawyer, you say united did nothing wrong. we did find that one guy. >> i didn't say they did nothing wrong. aim plaintiff's attorney. i exclusively represent victims of corpora

. >> united airlines under fire after a passenger is dragged off of a flight. >> a video that's goneiral and the apology issued by the airline. >> ♪ seriously, what is this place? it's heaven. yeah, muscle heaven. you want to take one for a test drive? (tires squealing, engine revs) the challenger and charger have the most affordable v8 engines in their classes. check them out now during the fast and furious sales event. the fate of the furious. in theaters april 14th. in dealerships now. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance on select 2017 dodge charger models in dealer stock. >>> united airlines is apologizing after a man who refused to give up his seat on an overbooked flight was dragged off the plane. >> [screaming] this was posted last night on twitter. it happened at chicago's o'hare airport on a flight headed for kentucky. here's more on what led up to all of this and the fallout. >> no passenger would take $400 or twice that just to give up their seat. united did a modern version of joined the short straw and that's when the trouble began. >> it's clear that united airlines cal

. >>> united airlines under fire after a passenger gets dragged off of a flight. the social media firestorm it has created. we will talk to an attorney about your rights while flying. >> also the unapologetic white supremacist who killed those nine black parishioners in charleston pleads guilty today in state court. why prosecutors push for this plea deal when the 4 on 2 continues . >> >> the moment one -- >> [computer keystroke] click click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear from bass pro shops. and bring the kids for a free picture with the easter bunny. >>> united airlines is apologizing after a man who refused to give away his seat was dragged off the plane.>> this amazing video was posted last night on social media. united asked for volunteers to give up their season when no one volunteered the crew announced they would randomly pick passengers. passengers say the man who was dragged off the plane told the crew he was a doctor and had patients to see in the morning. the united ceo sent out a tweet saying quote this is an upsetting even

. >>> coming up next, united airlines under fire this morning. have you seen this video? >> my god. look what you did to him! >> well, it's video of a man being forcibly removed off of a flight, a paying customer, mind you. how united's ceo is now responding as this video goes viral around the world. >> and we continue to follow that breaking news of a shooting in a southern california school. we'll have the very latest when we come back. first happening now in london, thousands of officers turned out for the funeral of constable keith palmer. palmer was killed during last month's westminster terror attack. english police observed two minutes of silence in his honor. >>> in hawaii same-sex couples are pushing for equal fertility rights. insurance provides fertility treatments for straight couple and the state could be the first to expand that coverage. we'll be right back after this. haa tketnd sea begdrgedff unid g >>> welcome back. new video shows be a airline passenger who had a ticket and a seat being dragged off a united airlines flight because the flight was overbooked. accord

united airlines under fire tonight, americans stunned over the sight of a passenger being violently drachicago's o'hare airport on a flight to louisville. i want you to keep in mind that this is is a paying customer being forcibly removed after refusing to give up his seat for airline crew members. i have to warn you, that the video is tough to watch. here's some of what passengers recorded with their cell phones. >> hey! hey!

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i'm going to get back to the dragging incident at united airlines. under fired plane. stock's down about 3% and more. judge napolitano returns for renewed questioning on dragging. ♪ think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp >> no! oh, my god -- >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. no! >> hey, hey, hey -- >> my god, what are you doing? no, this is wrong, oh, my god. look at what you're doing to him. stuart: that is possibly the worst pr that one can possibly imagine, and they're taking it out on united continental stock which is down 3% plus, $2.37 lower. judge napolitano returns for one more appearance on the dragging incident. >> yeah. have we heard from this guy at all? this doctor that was -- stuart: don't even know his name. now, tom su

and it has united airlines under fire tonight.on an overbooked flight at chicago o'hare international airport .. were told, four people would have to give up their seats to accommodate crewmembers. no one volunteered, so four people were picked at random and forced off the plane. three went willingly, but one man apparently refused to give up his seat. that is when security officers dragged the man off a plane. at six, we'll have the latest from the airline, as well as hear from passengers who were on the plane. we will have that story .. and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. (catherine) for the last two years, kron four has brought you the story of jordan terry, a toddler who needed a new kidney and was able to get one. (vicki)(vicki) now at four-year's-old... jordan finally came face-to-face with the woman who saved his life.two years later. kron four's spencer blake has more on a story you'll only see on kron 4 news. (spencer): it's hard to put into words the special, life- saving bond between jordan and his d

. >>> united airlines is under fire.ter a passenger was forcibly removed from a flight to make room for employees. >>> good morning, everyone, it's tuesday, april 11th. i'm

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united airlines flight has hired a lawyer. what does that mean for united? geraldo rivera will be here moments away. >> dana: and the personal story segment tonight, as he may have heard it, united airlines is under fireor forcibly removing passenger david >> anyone from a flight from chicago to louisville on sunday. united ceo oscar mendez offered another apology this morning. >> it's not so much what i thought, it was what i felt. probably a word of shame comes to mind. as i think about our business and i people, the first thing i think is important to say is to apologize to doctors between one, family, the passengers on that flight, our customers, our employees. that is not who our family at united is. and you saw that a bad moment. and this can never, will never happen again. >> dana: late today, united announced it would reimburse all the passengers who were on that flight for the cost of their tickets. meanwhile, mr. dao has hired some lawyers and today, they made their first legal filing asking to force united to. up next, geraldo rivera fox news correspondent at large. as a case it ever gets a trial? >> i doubt very seriously it will get to trial. for two reasons. number one, united understand

united airlines flight, geraldo rivera here. segment, as you may have heard, united airlines is under fire for forcibly removing passenger david daon sunday night. united ceo issued another apology this morning. >> it's not so much what i thought it's what i felt. probably the word ashamed comes to mind. as i think about our business and our people, the first thing i think is important to say, po apologize to dr. dao, his family, passengers on that flight, our customers, our employees. that is not who our family at united is much and you saw a bad moment. and this can never, will never happen again. >> dana: late today unite aid announced it would reimburse all the passengers on that flight for the cost of their ticket. mr. dao hired some lawyers. today they made their first legal filing asking a court to force united to preserve surveillance video related to the flight. joining me to discuss is geraldo rivera, correspondent at large. is this a case that ever gets to trial? . delighted to be here. i doubt it gets to trial. number one, united understands how shameful, outrageous, how criminal their conduct is. >> dana: criminal? >>

. >>> united airlines is under fire. after a passenger was forcibly removed from a flight to make room for employees. >>> good morning, everyone, it's tuesday, april 11th. i'm alex witt alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. >>> the community of san bernardino is in mourning once again after a tragic shooting. an elementary teacher and student were killed after a gunman open fire inside a classroom before turning the weapon on himself. police are calling the shooting the result of a domestic dispute. cedric anderson walked into the elementary and told the front desk he was dropping something off for his wife, karen smith, a special education teacher. the police chief said the couple had only been married a few months and described them as estranged. authorities say when anderson entered the classroom, he began firing. smith was fatally shot. two other students who were standing behind her were injured, including 8-year-old jonathan martinez, who later died at a nearby hospital. another 9-year-old student was wound

. >>> and united airlines is under fire for pulling a man off of an over booked flight against his will. this has had everyone talking bit. flight going from chicago to louisville sunday evening. it all started when flight crew pick four passengers at random to give up their seats, traveling airline employees. so after no one volunteered at one of the passenger refused to give up his seat. he is a doctor he needed to see patients the next morning. everybody else is also outraged. you can hear what they are saying. they are like oh, my gosh. video captured the passengers, you know, upset, guy hit his head as he is ripped out of his seat and people are really shocked. >> it was wild enough that they pulled this man off. he was unconscious when they pulled him off plane. >> most people don't realize when you get on the airplane you give up many constitutional rights. you have to obey the request of the flight crew. >> you buy a seat on the plane , and think you will in the get ripped off. but we will talk about this one with lawyers. let us know your opinions. united has apologized this fl

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. >>> united airlines is under fire, for pulling a man, a doctor, off of an over booked flight against his will, the flight was heading from chicago to louisville sunday night and it was over book. so first they offered people there $400 and some up it to 800 and then picked people randomly. he needed to see patients next day in the hospital. they called in security and pulled him off the plane, whacking his head. there was some blood on that plane and people are filming it. they are horrified, no one volunteered. people that needed to sit in his seat employees who needed to make another flight, and take a listen to this. >> they pulled this man off. he was unconscious when they pulled him off the plane. >> most people don't realize when you get on a airplane you give up many constitutional rights. you have to obey the request of the flight crew. >> so we will talk about this one a lot more with some attorneys later on good day this morning, for its part united airline has apologized but it is very common practice and ceo is defending his employees saying they followed the proper proce

. >> eric: the factor follow-up segment tonight, united airlines remains under fire for forcibly removingoctor david dao from a flight from chicago to louisville on sunday. today his daughter spoke up for the first time. >> what happens my dad should've never happened to any human being regardless of the circumstance. we were horrified and shocked and second to learn what had happened to him and to see what had happened to him. we hope that in the future, nothing like this happens again. >> eric: dao's attorney said legal action against the airlines is likely. >> if you're going to eject a passenger, under no circumstances can it be done with the unreasonable force or violence. that's the law. if unreasonable force and violence is used under a set of circumstances, the common carrier united airlines in this case is responsible. >> eric: joining us now with reaction from fort lauderdale, attorney mark aguilar and from los angeles. who is also a lawyer and but i believe you say united did nothing wrong so we did find that one guy. [laughter] >> i didn't say they did nothing wrong. i am of p

and united airlines has come under fire after video of an incident on one of its planes went viral on social media. the carrier called police after a seated passenger refused to leave a flight to louisville, kentucky. officers violently pulled him from his seat and down the aisle. he was not being ejected for misbehavior or a security threat, but to make space for one of their own employees. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more on the bloomberg at top . mattmanus: thank you. it's decidedly risk off today, the south korean won moving down, yen slightly better. sophie kamaruddin explains what's going on in the market. sophie: earlier, you and matt were talking about the move to the euro-yen and we are seeing japanese stocks snapping a two day vest. amid concern that china will step up regulations in the financial market. australian stocks are trading at a two-year high, and they may be looking to the jobs report to see whether he can break through the 6000 level. bucking the also down trend in asia.

. >> united airlines has come under fire after a number of videos posted on social media showed a man being forcibly removed from a plane. the clip shows an elderly passenger being violently dragged down the aisle after refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight. united sent out a public apology, but in an e-mail he wrote that the customer was disruptive and belligerent and employees followed the established procedures. >> i question the word elderly. he's or whatever? we'll find out. but it's pretty incredible. >> and standard at the same time. happens every single day. >> never seen that. >> no. but the procedure is standard. >> e-mail the show. get in touch. let us know your travel stories. the address is streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. we are also all on twitter. you can find us @louisabojesen. >> and @carolincnbc. >>> coming up on "street signs," we'll pass you over to willem marx for a preview of what to expect from the g-7 meeting. >> coming up, g-7 foreign minute strers meeting f ministers are meeting for a second day. [ engine revs ] [ screams ] [ shouting ] brace yours

(catherine) but first, united airlines is under fire - again. time involving a passengers pet - that was found dead. (grant) stocks are nearly unchanged as early gains evaporated following the white house's announcement about its tax policy proposals. the dow losing 21 points. the nasdaq dropping about a fraction of a point. and the s&p slipping a little more than one point. yet another troubling story involving united airlines. now the airline is being accused of killing a rabbit a valuable rabbit named "simon" mysteriously died while flying united according to a new report. and not just any rabbit. simon was a 3- foot 'continental giant' ..specially bredby a woman in britain. simon is the son of the world's biggest rabbit....and he was expected to geteven bigger than his father. but after a flight from london -- he arrived at chicago's o'hare airport dead - under "strange circumstances." he'd been in the plane's cargo section. the british owner - annette edwards - says he'd had a vet's check-up three hours before the flightand was fine. simon

united airlines has come under fire after video of an incident on one of its planes went viral on social media. >> no! >> oh my god! called policerier after a passenger refused to leave a flight from chicago to louisville. he was violently pulled from his seat. the man was not being ejected for misbehavior or a security threat, but to make a united employee. a unitedpace for employee. tesla has cap general motors topped general motors to be the largest u.s. carmaker. the company is within $1 billion of conduct, and cracking the top five automakers worldwide. honda,in $1 billion of and cracking the top five automakers worldwide. francine: the federal reserve chair, janet yellen, said the central bank's task has shifted from a post crisis exercise of healing the economy to one aimed at holding onto progress made. yellen and her colleagues are planning to ease back on the level of support the fed is providing the u.s. economy, as they close in on their goals of full employment and 2% inflation. yellen: with the economy operating close to our objectives, we want to make sure that we sustain

now the ceo of united airlines is coming under fire after what he told employees. >> also, tesla hitsajor milestone. what it could mean about the future of the car industry. speaking about cars let's go to karen. >> yeah, we're seeing lots of cars on the road but not a jam just yet in chester county. this is the 30 bypass at 322. eastbound traffic doing okay as you head towards exton. we'll see if we're jammed on the schuylkill coming up next. >> ♪ z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y >> ♪ >> welcome back and happy tuesday morning to you. we are taking a look at the full moon from our center city camera. you know, in honor of matt o'donnell and his facts we'll call it matt o fact. >> you've named it. >> i've given it a name. it is 56 degrees outside and it's looking to warm up later on today. >> karen what do you think the chances are that he's up and dancing around his kitchen that there are matt o facts in the world. >> may be pretty good. let's go outside right now and check the schuylkill expressway approaching vine street. eastbound traffic just a little building volume as you head towards so

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united airlines flight. we will bring you more on that later in the programme. financial times world edition also leading with the united airlines story, that the company's chief executive, who has come under firee. the paper says the japanese industrial giant has reported a loss of 4.8 ilium dollars for the first quarter of the year. and the new york times tackles brexit. —— billion dollars. it asks what might happen to the uk when it leaves the eu and it has a feature about sleep being the new status symbol. the latest research developed to help us get a better night's rest. what are some of the stories prompting discussion online? i think we should continue that discussion about sleep! your early mornings and my late nights. this story is trending online. the video that captured queen elizabeth and prince philip. they went to north of london where they got a chance to feed bananas to the elephants, especially this one. the seven—year—old elephant, named donna, who enjoy the favourite treat from their hands. they opened the new centre for elephant care. it has been in the works for almost a decade. myanmar and china have agreed to open a pipeline carrying about 140,000 tons of crude oil. the

airline credit cards... vowing never to fly united again. ((vicki))president trump's press secretary...under fire tonight about controversial comments about the holocaust. sean spicer was making a point about the syrian president using chemical gas on syrians, and compared him to adolf hitler.he said hitler didn't sink to using chemical weapons during world war ii...which is not true. spicer later appeared on c-n-n and apologized for his insensitivity and says it'll never happen again."anybody who not just suffered in the holocaust, but descendants and anybody who was offended by those comments, like i said i'm in no way standing by them. i was trying to draw a comparison for which there shouldn't have been one. it was insensitive and inappropriate the anne frank center and house minority leader nancy pelosi are calling for spicer to be fired for today's comment. (pam)in sacramento. . . a police officer is on paid leave after beating a man .. all over a reportedly minor offense.you can see here. . . cell phone video of the officer taking him down.it happened in del paso heights on monday evening.

united airlines flight. we'll bring you more on that later in the programme. the financial times world edition also leading with the united airlines story. that's the compa ny‘s chief executive, oscar munoz, who's come under fireg the headlines, toshiba and its uncertain future. the paper says the japanese industrial giant has reported a loss of $4.8 billion for the first quarter of the year. the new york times tackle brexit asking what might happen to the uk when it leaves the european union. and it has a feature about sleep, being the new status symbol and the latest research being developed to help us get a better night's rest. who would not want more of that? president trump has again raised the issue of north korea, in a tweet saying that pyongyang was "looking for trouble." he also urged china, north korea's only real ally, to help deal with its neighbour but added america was not afraid to solve the problem alone. the us has sent a flotilla of naval vessels to the waters off the korean peninsula, angering north korea. our correspondent, steve evans, is in seoul with the latest. the war of words is a cliche but the right one. it is a war of words between washington via tweets and pyongyang. and reflected

airline bumped 15,000 passengers off its planes more than any other u.s. carrier. it's a common and controversial industry practice. it has come under fire since of course united airlines dragged a passenger off their flights earlier this month. >>> meantime, toyota has issued a recall for popular tacoma pickup trucks. the automaker says an oil leak in affected vehicles could cause rear wheels to lock up leading drivers to lose control. toyota has not said if the problem is responsible for any injuries or deaths. >> hena, green juice gummi bears seem to be a real thing. tell us about that. >> reporter: essentially it's candy cleanse. the treats are a concentratele of apple, lemon, ginger and natural ingredients. it can run up to $14 at pressed juice and other places. >> i guess i'm a traditionalist. when you want gummi bears you want junk food so just keep it as junk food. >> when i want a cleanse -- i love them. if this cleanse works, i'd rather do this than drinking bottles of green juice. i'm all about this if it works. >> good point. that is a good point. all right. hena daniels of cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> i'm with you. ge

units of comcast. banks, tech, health care and an airline under fire will be the focus of earnings under this week. big banks, tech giants, include net khreubgs, qualcomm and ibm. and on the health care front, johnson & johnson. if that was not enough we will get results from general electric, visa and verizon. and key economic reports of the week is housing reports, and existing home sales on friday. and finally, procrastinators have a few extra days to finish their tax returns this year, and the deadline is tuesday because april 15th is saturday, and washington, d.c. will be celebrating emancipation day on monday. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> 7:26 right now on this sunday. degrees outside. we are in for a summer-easter sunday. your neighborhood forecast is minutes away, plus we have you covered if you are headed out for services this morning. matt delucia is live outside of christ church in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. matt. >> reporter: rosemary, it's a beautiful morning if you are headed out the door today for a service or easter egg hunt or breakfast, whatever you got going