is that the bombers are approaching what the congressman described as the death for american, united and delta. he said when you take both buckets of information and you put them together, he believes there is an investigative thread there. here he is earlier today. >> 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 t

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 w

is that the bombers are approaching what the congressman described as the death for american, united and delta. he said when you take both buckets of information and you put them together, he believes there is an investigative thread there. here he is earlier today. >> 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 t

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

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 stanford and he will bring us a live r

united, and delta, thathe explosive device went off there, when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted would be two locations where a lot of americans can be killed. reporter: there are differing views on the assessment and location of the explosions in that airport, ticketing hall. an intelligence source who has first-hand knowledge of the investigation on the ground in airport told fox news appeared the bombers were targeting highest concentration of passengers rather than a specific airline desk. patti ann. patti ann: catherine herridge, chief intelligence correspondent in washington. bill: new fox polling numbers show the republican race might be changing. comes day of at contest in utah and arizona. ted cruz and donald trump split those races. trump in arizona, cruz in utah. new polls show cruz is within striking distance of trump, 41-38% in the margin of error. trump says he has bottom the numbers but cruz argues the race will go all the way to cleveland in july. >> if n

specifically whether or not they see a dropoff in business, keep this in mind, the big three, united and deltan, this is the percentage of seats they have going into europe. really, really small. in terms of revenue, it's between 12 and 18% depending on the airline. we want to quickly take a look at shares -- not only of these, they came out early and down substantially, more than 2, 2.5%. look, finished down 1, to 1.5%. and shares of ryan air, all european. its exposure is the greatest of any of the airlines. what's interesting here, we are showing you a one-week chart but the shares came back along with the other airline shares today because people are looking at this saying is it really the airlines that are going to be i am packed the most or a case of yes, it's the war on terror and happened at an airport, does that mean we're going to have to altar air travel in the future? that remains to be seen. >> we have heard guests tell us that traffic to paris did fall off after those attacks november 13. so some of this again, security presence, that kind of thing short lived. >> i do think righ

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

. >> 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

layout of the airport, he says the two explosions were near the check-in desks for american, united, and deltaata and combine them. he says that is of significant investigative interests. this comes on the same day state department warned americans in europe there is ongoing eminent threat of a terrorist athaksin larr to what we saw in brussels. this time targeting sporting events, restaurants and other tourist sites. warning americans to be vigilant and not edge gauge themselves in large crowds. final point on isis and 400 fighters being sphached to europe, you know, the bottom line is that our contacts say that's probably a pretty credible number just between france, germany, and belgium. they have 600 citizens between them that have traveled to iraq and syria and then returned to their countries. so, in fact, 400 may be a little conservative, greta. >> not to scare everybody but to be quite realistic, there are all these nations come into this country where you don't even need a visa. anyway, catherine, thank you. >> you're welcome. and one of the suspected suspected brussels bombers is sti

. >> 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

the really ridiculous valuations belong to american, united and delta which trade at just barely above six times earnings. average stock is 17 times earnings. crazy. insane. delta earned 5.9 billion dollars in 2015 t. company shelled out 6.2 billion in defensive lends. brought back shares at barely a couple bucks below where it is now. it's possible the passenger miles won't be as good in part because of the stronger dollar but the fuel costs will be down big. that makes a huge difference for the bottom line. united continue nen tall is being challenged for under performance made $4.8 billion or $11.88 per share. a $58 stock for heaven's sake. company brought back 1.2 billion in stock. now ceo oscar munez returned today from a heart transplant. he's have his hands full with the board which is like, i don't know, issues about disclosure maybe got him involved. no doubt is stock is too cheap. american airlines raked in $6.3 billion in profit. that's a 50% increase year over year. it repurchased 85 million shares, only $25 billion market cap. it will benefit from the decline in oil prices

. >>> we also checked out the situation here at home and found things are running smoothly. united, delta, and american days. officials say you should arrive at rdu about 90 minutes before your flight is set to leave. >>> at the amtrak nation raleigh, they added additional security as a precaution. >>> for more information and updates throughout the day on this investigation and into the terror attack in bankruptcies, check out our web site at wncn.com. >>> also making news today, a belgian judge has postponed a hearing for salah abdeslam. he is a key suspect in the last attacks in paris. people. that and security concerns in the belgian capital forced authorities to push the hearing back to thursday. >>> also this afternoon, state troopers identified a woman michelle barlow a wake forest high schoolteacher died on capital boulevard. tuesday afternoon, that happened. now barlow is being called a wonderful person who will be greatly missed by tunes and staff. covering cover atlanta am countly -- the nfl player was abducted while visiting friends last month. he was released unharmed. >>> ri

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 living in belgium. they're asking people to list the

we head to rdu and discover things are running smoothly. united, delta, and american brussels for the next couple of days. officials say you should arrive to rdu about 90 minutes before your flight is set to leave. officials say they added more officers as a precaution. we checked with greyhound officials who say they have not added any additional security, but they are on alert. >>> today, 21-year-old bobby bailey is expected in a cumberland county courtroom accused of kidnapping an nfl player. authorities say earl wolfe was visiting friends last month in rayford when police say several men with guns captured him and took him to hope mills. he was later safely released. he plays for the jacksonville having warsp. >>> -- jaguars. >>> near wake forest just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon, troopers say a dump truck rear ended a minivan causing a chain reaction. truck in front of it. that truck then struck a fourth vehicle. one man tells us exactly what he heard when it happened. >> all of a sudden, we heard two explosions that sounded like dynamite about t

and you spend your money to get the miles. >> you do. next week american kicks in on the 22nd following delta and united based on the fare you if you flu 4,000 miles no matter what you pointed miles. delta is doing this already. you fly 4,950 miles on aight from los angeles to kennedy, if you paid for a discounted ticket, guess what you get? 1,750 miles now. >> oh! >> that is going across thehree 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.s full and making it difficult to earn the miles and making it difficult on the back end to redeem them. so many people are frustrated. 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 they get -- magazine chocolates. let's do the math on that. a magazine subscription is offered for 1,200 miles. based on how much you spend for your tickets to begin with, it works out to $240 for a magazine subscription. >> no te gets me. 6,500 miles for a box of chocolate that retails for $30. 54% of all on the ground stuff you al

. >> 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

next week american kicks in on the 22nd following delta and united based on the fare you paid. used to be if you flu 4,000 miles no matter what you pointed for the ticket you got that many miles. delta is doing this already. you fly 4,950 miles on a u.s. flight from los angeles to kennedy, if you paid for a discounted ticket, guess what you get? 1,750 miles now. >> oh! >> that is going across the board on all three 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. so many people are frustrated. 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 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 o

united and delta are rerouting passengers who planned to play fly to brussels. s it is offering refund for clients planning to apply to brussels today. air b and b is telling travelers to heed what officials are telling them to do. lastly, we want to know that marriott, which has four properties in the city of brussels says it is waiving cancellations fees for clients whose travel plans have changed because of the attack. >> mary thompson reporting from newark airport. >>> isis claiming responsible for these attacks. our next guest says it was only a matter of time before they struck again. europe has a growing with terror. >>> take a look. this is a live picture of paris, france, where you see there the eiffel tower lit up in the colors of the belgian flag, red, yellow, and black in observance of the trammingic events that happened earlier today. >> deadly terror attacks rocking brussels as you surely know by now. bomb blasts in the city subway and airport killing scores of people. isis claiming responsibility for those attacks. i should say more than 30 killed,

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

and company executives now say they want to spread the wealth. american will share 5 percent of the pretax earnings, from 2016, with workers, except top management. united, delta and southwest already have a profit sharing plan. >>> one way to make workers happy, forbes is out with its ranking of the nation 500 best companies. the it is based on how likely workers for recommend their employers to someone else. number one is marathon gap, followed by google and then costco, a atlantic health, vanguard, penn medicine and ikea all finish in the top 100. erika. >> marathon gap, busting google out of the top spot there. >> it is pretty surprising, yep. >> absolutely. >> is there mounting evidence this morning that the same isis cell is behind both attacks in paris and in brussels. dna evidence and investigators say suspect bomb maker in the paris attacks was one of the two suicide bomber who died in the airport blast. the massive manhunt continues for surviving brussels bomber. security officials have told the associated press that isis has trained at least 400 attackers and sent them to europe for terror attacks. numerous americans were injured, and remain missing

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

american and delta and united, now back to delta.ta, why it is important is one of the buyers from a few weeks ago is coming off the trade, taking some profits from that trade, but rolling up 27,000 of the march 48 1/2 calls are being sold. but rolling out to april and buying the april 49 calls. so 27,000, scott, that's a big number and trading a little over a buck and a quarter, somewhere around 130 the ones being bought now. very aggressive buying. somebody thinks this stock will press up and over 50. i'm in it. i'm in it for a couple of weeks. i was in the options, now i rolled out to april as well. >> i want to bring things full circle. we started the conversation at the top of the show, value versus growth, energy as, you know, whether it is a place to be. exxonmobil is your top holding. why? >> we bought exxon originally because of the -- all the massive investment that they were doing and mostly lng and gigantic offshore projects, which were not showing up in their returns. and as these things moved closer to completion and fr

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

carriers united, american, and delta air lines. he said if you were to pick locations in brussels to hit americans, they might be the ones. he also noted the subway blast was close to the u.s. embassy no. other officials have suggested that americans were the target. in sacramento the flags at the capitol are being flown at half- staff in honor of the victims of the brussels terrorist attacks. >>> the leading democratic candidate for president was in the bay area today outlining her ideas to defeat isis. coming up in 30 minutes jesse gary tells us hillary clinton targeted more than the terror group with her criticism. >>> now to a bizarre story from san francisco. a mother left her two little girls with someone who was only an acquaintance, and police were searching for the girls but just about 20 minutes ago we learned those two little girls have been found. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee is here. where were the girls and are they okay? >> reporter: sounds like these two girls are fine. about 3:45 police learned that the woman w

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

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

. >> if it becomes true that american airlines, united and delta, 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. maria: we bring in the ambassador to bahrain, good to see you, thanks for joining us. so many things to talk about. one of the big issues that is most troubling is that isis has trained and sent 400 fighters to europe to create more upset. what is your take on the latest developments? >> i hate to say it but i think what we are facing is the new normal. the fact of the matter is there is a toxic mix of radicalized youth, availability of arms, lack of governance in large spaces in the middle east and interconnected world that makes travel so much easier and finally a lack of law enforcement and security infrastructure in europe that makes it a prime target. it is horrible but you can't -- free societies cannot make themselves numb 100% safe. we will have to learn to live with it. having said that citizens should expect more from their gover

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

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 on to callll the president's trip to cuba ironic and a was

airlines started to merge into the four major players we have today, united, delta, american and southwestere also getting hit by sky-high oil prices. so they started charging fees for so-called extras. food, wifi, seat upgrades and more. the move has paid off for carriers and their customers. adjusting for inflation, airfares are cheaper than they used to be, but the extra fees are a bonus for airlines. then in 2014 airlinies scored bigger as oil prices plummeted. by mid-2015 they reported the biggest quarterly profits since 2006, and yet, the savings haven't been passed along to customers. many passengers think their getting fleeced, and some lawmakers agree. they forbid airlines from imposing ridiculous fees act of 2016 or fair fees act for short was recently introduced in the u.s. senate. if passed into law, it will forbid air carriers from imposes fees that are, quote, not reasonable and proportional, end quote to their costs. still, passengers aren't just feeling squeezed financially, but also physically. chasing profits, airlines are filling flights and jamming more seats onto plane

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

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

delta ... southwest... united and jetblue have submitted applications to the u-s government to fly commercial flights to cuba. right now the number of flights of daily round trip flights is capped at 30.the airlines want more. the department of transportatio n is expected to make a summer. an elderly woman robbed of her car at gunpoint.hear her fritening ordeal and who police are looking for this morning. a baltimore on campus police charges for this slap.why he says the video doesn't tell gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 4:30 on 9 on your side!" a 77 year old woman carjacked at gunpoint... forced to hand over her car keys. nine on your side now has her 9-1-1 call for help. our evan millward was able to get audio from that call from police .. and details on the car police are looking for this morning. 911 call 0011 dispatcher: kenton county 911, what is your emergency?caller: i would like to report a carjacking.a woman rushes into this remke market. targeted just outside these doors.911 call 0217 vi

and they )ll come without some of the perks. delta is kicking off the service and united and american are close behind. a new illinois mother shares an extra bond with her baby son. she was born on february 29th -- leap day -- a birthday she now shares with her newborn. levi rittmeyer was born on leap day where the chances of that his mom, kristy, shares the same birthday. those chances are even smaller -- one in two million. kristy turned seven in leap years, and knows all too well what it )s like having such a special birthday. although levi will be in pre-k when he officially turns one, the couple says he ll come from classic to contemporary, >> victor: you're just another traitor! all of you are traitors! you think your lives will be better without me?! think again! you'll be nothing without me! nothing! >> victor: get out! you stand here, you condemn me?! you should spend that time thinking about life without me! get out! you are traitors, all of you! i said get out! i mean you! you turned against me! go ahead, paul. arrest me. see what their lives will be without me