. >> another airlines will be doing the same, united and delta soon. >> it's interesting to see the remembrance, memorializing of fidel castro in ca. here in this country, of course, celebrations of the death. it's a contrasting picture we'll continue to share with you, of course. that's the news for this half motorcyclists are demanding change at an intersection in the south west that they say is a death trap! "i just wam wam wam wam on his face" an elderly woman trys to fight off a robber who she says was trying to not just rob but scam her! it's something that's happening to multiple women in the valley... breaking right now.... over 70 people are confirmed dead after a plane crashed in colombia late last night. but just minutes ago...authorities confirmed they found a 6th survivor of that crash.... officials found the man under the fuselage of the plane.... the charter plane that took off from an airport in bolivia was carrying 72 passengers and 9 crew members...including players from a brazilian soccer team. among the survivors are at

. >> another airlines will be doing the same, united and delta soon. >> it's interesting to see the remembrance, memorializing castro in cuba. here in this country, of course, celebrations of the death. it's a contrasting picture we'll continue to share with you, of course. that's the news for this half >>> breaking news on "world news now." >> mandatory evacuations in tennessee, wildfires growing out of control, taking over one tennessee town near a popular resort. some are trapped in a hotel. we'll talk to them next. >>> this is this morning, the search for answers after an ohio state student rammed fellow students with a attacking others with a knife. authorities trying to determine if terrorism was the motive. >>> and tracking down the truth behind the lines, what's behind the fake news websites that critics say had a major impact on the presidential election. the unlikely breeding ground feeding the websites. it's tuesday, november 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. so many breaking stories this morning. that's where a quick moving wildfi

during the third quarter, he took stakes in american, united and delta air.o a regulatory filing. reports claim he took stakes in northwest recently. all enjoying a buffett bounce. up 7% in pre-market trading. he did not say what caused his change of heart. of course, a big drop in jet fuel prices. >>> stocks are climbing, but bonds crushed. the yield on the ten-year treasury hit 2.3% on monday. a jump from the 1.7% before the election. as low as 1.36 this summer. one described it as a violent move to the trump economic plans. that spike is big. it only happened three times in the past decade. it means borrowing will get more expensive for the government and public. a lot of loan rates are tied to government bonds. check out the money stream app. the stories and videos and tweets and topics in one feed. download it now on the app store. >> that is one of the fascinating things to washington. if the deficit hawks and the republican party has a different view with the republican president trump in the white house. >> spending near time that gooses the economy.

passengers applauded and cheered when the plane landed in havana. delta and united will start flights to cuba this week. united starts flying today and delta starts on thursday. it's still illegal to visit cuba as tourists. americans need to fit into 12 authorized travel categories. like athletic competitions, educational research and family visits. melinda: new this morning, an update to a story we told you about yesterday. a world trade organization is calling a deal between boeing and washington state illegal. the organization ruled yesterday revoked in the next 90 days. the wto is asking the u.s. government to end the subsidy. this conflict is part of a long standing rivalry between boeing and airbus, a european plane maker. melinda: black friday, small business saturday, and cyber monday. those are all over. so today, the focus is shifting to giving tuesday. it's a 24-hour-long push to get you to donate to any charity or non-profit organization of your reminding people to make sure they're only giving to legitimate and trustworthy groups. ben: new this morning,

his company took stake in united and delta according to filings on monday.up 7% in pre-market trade. they are taking flight. buffett didn't say what caused his change of heart on the airline industry. a crash in the price of jet fuel. >>> stocks are climbing, but bonds are getting crushed. the yield on the ten-year treasury spiking to 2.3% on monday. incredible jump from the 1.7% before the election. it was as low as 1.36 this summer. one said this move is a violent reaction to trump's economic plans. the spike is so big, it happened three times in the past decade. this shows trump's plans will add to the debt load and inflation to rise and borrowing will be more expensive for the government and consumer. you will likely see mortgage rates rise. check out the money stream app. download it now on the app store or google play. you have to borrow the money to get things done. more bonds means the ones out there are less valuable. >> interesting to see if paul ryan is as concerned about the debt and deficit with the trump administration. >>> that's "early start"

passengers applauded and cheered when the plane landed in havana. the island soon. delta and united will start flights to cuba this week. united starts flying today and delta starts on thursday. it's still illegal to visit cuba as tourists. americans need to fit into 12 authorized travel categories. like athletic competitions, educational research and family visits. melinda: new this morning, an update to a story we told you about yesterday. a world trade organization is calling a deal between boeing and washington state illegal. the organization ruled yesterday that a tax subsidy must revoked in the next 90 days. the wto is asking the u.s. government to end the subsidy. this conflict is part of a long standing rivalry between boeing and airbus, a european plane maker. melinda: black friday, small business saturday, and cyber monday. those are all over. so today, the focus is shifting to giving tuesday. it's a 24-hour-long push to get you to donate to any charity or non-profit organization of your choice. the better business bureau is reminding people to make sure groups. ben: new t

giant retailer is less than one billion dollars but buying shares of three airlines, american, united and deltashing the stocks up 3, 4%. oil closing out the day settles up 5.75%. biggest gain since april. we are going to be right back. we have new questions about social media and whether it is doing enough to stop hateful posts? . trish: facebook and google taking action to stop fake news from circulating on their websites. the move coming after liberals cry foul, blaming these fake news sites for donald trump's big win. but get this, these groups advocating for the assassination, if you can believe it, of donald trump. they have not been shut down. our own adam shapiro is investigating the story. he joins me right now. adam, okay, it's fine in the eyes of facebook and twitter to threaten the president, but conservative views, pull those down right away are we looking at a double standard? >> two different issues, twitter, when we confronted twitter with the fact have you hashtags that say assassinate donald trump. we kept beating them down. trish: they still had some up there. >> you can find

. >> another airlines will be doing the same, united and delta soon. >> it's interesting to see the remembrance, memorializing of fidel castro in cuba. here in this country, of course, celebrations of the death. it's a contrasting picture we'll continue to share with you, of course. that's the news for this half >> stay with us for "good morning america." >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, an out-of-control wildfire destroying dozens of structures forcing evacuations in tennessee. people trapped inside a hotel filled with smoke as flames reach the windows and now dolly parton's dolwood in one fire's path. >>> also breaking right now, investigators on the scene of a plane crash. a soccer team on board. new details about what the pilot reported before the crash and word of survivors just in. >>> and campus attack. a student at ohio state university ramming his car into a group and going on a stabbing spree. what we're learning about the suspect, his social media post moments before that attack and the hero police officer who took

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united southwest and delta and other airlines will be adding flights. >>> president-elect donald trump will continue working to fill open white house and cabinet positions. he is meeting with could land in some of the top spots. he's expected to have eight meetings. that includes paul atkins, lou barlett & scott preut. those are just a few names. we'll be watching closely to see who he adds if anyone. >> newly released documents by a school district are prompting more questions this morning about the employment of a driver involving in that dreadly officials new walker had a second job weeks prior the to the accident and still allowed to driver. the ntsb revealing he worked at amazon fulfillment center. according to the school's transportation policy it's dangerous for bus drivers to have a second job. meanwhile the chattanooga community said good-bye to another victim. >> he loved to dance. she's the sweetest little girl you ever wanted to >> just heartbreaking. more questions also being raised about walker's driving records. from fraud friday. two written statements by students compl

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united airlines continental holdings and delta airlines.ecky quick reports exclusively that berkshire has taken a stake in southwest airlines. the move is a shocking reversal for buffett who has shunned the airline industry for decades following a volatile investment he made in u.s. airways back in 1989. >> cigarette maker reynolds is looking for higher price from british american tobacco after reynolds rejected a 47 billion take over offer saying the price was too low. british american owns 42% of reynolds american. >>> back to the broader markets and the economy joining us now michael gappin chief u.s. economist at barclays. very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the market rally. 2.3% was the high we hit on the ten year note yesterday. back to 2.2%. is that a reversal of the trends we've seen since trump's election victory and what does that suggest to you about u.s. equities? >> it does suggest we finished the initial move. taking ten year treasuries back to where we were around the fourth quarter of last y

as with united from newark and delta from atlanta. those bring the total number of daily flights to more than 100. >>> the syrian rebels have now lost all of northeastern aleppo. overnight, syrian government forces capturing another key neighborhood of the country's second largest city. it's the biggest setback for the opposition in four years. it sent thousands of civilians fleeing to areas of aleppo. >>> the u.s. congress is look to the session ends. the 21st century cures act would promote new medical ideas and research from the federal government. the main goal would be to send funding to the fda and national institutes of health. to approve new drugs and medical devices. >>> we all need it. right? drenching rains making their way east after hitting the west coast this weekend. the storms meant fresh snow across the west. resorts in the southern california mountains were aided by several inches of powder. california's sierra nevada receiving up to two feet of snow yesterday. skiers and snowboarders happy about that. thousands of p

starting monday, american airlines flies from miami, united from newark and delta from atlanta. bringing the total number of direct flights to more than 100. fidel's death unlikely to cool the warming relationship between the u.s. and cuba. but the freeze could come from the north if president-elect donald trump follows through on that campaign warning. >> we will cancel obama's one-si executive order if we don't get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deserve. >> reporter: this havana family, watching special programming today on cuban tv. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: they say they are on alert because of trump's hardline statements. >> and jim is with us tonight. now. ive i've heard from so many people, they have uncertainty when it comes to president-elect trump, and whether it will halt what they've seen here. >> castro is viewed as a grandpa, an old man that didn't have much to do with their daily lives. but donald trump, they're on alert to the changes he will make. >> jim, thank you. >>> and we turn to the move to conduct rec

united states to havana took off this morning. it is the first in five decades. the plane was greeted by a celebratory spray on rival in rube. american airlines operated this flight. delta and united launch their service later this week. and other airlines began routes to other cuban cities earlier this year. delta airlines permanently banned a passager following a profanity-laced pro-trump rant on a flight to allentown last week. >> you hear me. donald trump. this man knows what'sup. we have some hillary clinton [ bleep ] on here. >> emma was traveling home on tuesday when she overheard the passenger talking about politics. she had been living abroad and asked him about the election. that's when she claims he stood up in the aisle and started shouting. >> every one of you. >> he went off the plane for 15 minutes, delaying the flight. came back on and said this is what you get for being a patriot. and then sat down. >> delta apologized for not removing the passenger. today the ceo said that man will never be allowed on one of the company's planes again. they are also refunding the cost of tickets to other travelers on that flight to allentown. >>> septa is on track to insta

both united airlines and delta airlines will begin flights this week and others have been flying there since last summer but here's the catch, tourism to cuba by u.s. citizens it's still against the law. there are about a dozen exceptions that you can look into including academic research and visit aig close relative. the u.s. president-elect donald trump has threatened to reverse the lootsenning of travel restrictions to cuba was relaxed under the current president barack obama. >> a tide could be turning in syria's brutal civil war. regime troops broke through rebel lines over the weekend and pushed into two neighborhoods in eastern aleppo. that is a milestone for government forces who haven't held a significant part of eastern aleppo in more than four years. >> the offensive was backed by air strikes and art tillry. civilians had been fleeing, some taking shelters, others tell cnn they have nowhere left to go. >> and cnn's correspondent is tracking developments in syria from neighboring jordan. she joins us now live with the very latest. what has been the impact so far of syrian reg

and exchange commission.. buffet disclosed he has purchased shares in american.. delta and united airlines. snapchat is about to join facebook as a publicly-traded tech company. according to cnn money.. snap inc. has filed the paperwork for an initial public offering. the ipo could happen as early as march.. with an estimated value of demonstrations protesting the election of donald trump continue nationwide.. and now... more and more people are also speaking out..... against the alleged hate crimes targeting minority groups.... since the election. more than.... -3- hundred hate incidents reported... so far.. most against minority and religious groups.. including.. an indiana church..... defaced with graffiti..... including a swastika.. and... in massachusetts.. police are investigating threatening letters. in iowa... a state lawmaker is fed up says.... are affecting his daily life!!!! he's drafted.... a controversial new bill. he calls it..... "the suck it up.... buttercup bill" (state rep. bobby kaufmann, (r) wilton, iowa) "you've got a right to be a brat. you've got a right to protest, t

stuart: from warren buffett and berkshire hathaway, buying american, united and delta. er used to do that. liz: called him a bottomless pit in 2007 and added to southwest airlines. look like 1.3 billion so far, he's made-- he's had a return since september 30th of 21%. made 280 million dollars, labor workers, fees from services and lower fuel costs and basically, he's, you know, bullish on the airlines right now. stuart: mike murphy, i see them going up big time. >> they're going up on this tuesday. you have to give warren buffett credit, he's in his 80's and changing his tune. i think that's great. he's been against airlines and now for them. buying them and i think it speaks, stuart, to the fact that he sees lower oil prices. ashley: maybe buffett didn't make the call and he's relying on his lieutenants and maybe fresh blood going in an opposite direction than he would. stuart: and a lot of money in those, and southwest, you say, all of those up. another story on buffett about wal-mart. what's he doing with wal-mart? >> he's bearish on wal-mart. he cut the stake. it wa

that would be american, united and delta. can report that warren buffett has also taken a stake, berkshire hathaway i should say is the fourth major carrier as well, and that is southwest. this move into airlines is a spret hobing reversal for buffett. if you follow him, he has shunned the industry for at least two decades ever since he made the big volatile investment in us airways back in 1989. that was preferred shares of us airways. buffett bought $358 million worth. but by 1994, they had written down that investment to $89.5 million. that is just 25 cents on the dollar of the original investment. for buffett, this was a pretty painful experience. he wrote about it as a mistake in almost every annual letter. only one year where he didn't mention it and in the end berkshire made about $250 million plus the original that they put in. but the experience itself was enough to sour buffett on airlines for again almost two decades that have passed since that time. buffett has spoken out about this on a lot of different occasions

united, american airlines, delta and southwest authors the four that he just recently bought. >> stocks certainly liked it. >>> elsewhere japan is planning to lower taxes for small businesses that hike wages in hopes that higher wages will spur economic growth. let's get out for more from the nikkei. >> reporter: japan's finance minister is in discussions to give larger tax breaks to companies that hike wages and the finance minister is supposed to make an announcement on wednesday. a rare move of the minister to announce anything ahead of the council. the announcement is aimed to show the government's strong will to get businesses to boost wages. now the so-called wage hike tax cut was introduced three years ago and regardless of size that raises wages from the year before will be allowed to deduct 10% of total wage hikes. this time the government is aiming to double the rate of tax deduction from 10% 20% of the total wage hike just to mid and small size companies. in fiscal 0 20e 14, 68 how businesses applied for the tax cut. the government is hoping greater tax breaks will make it ea

that includes american airlines, united continental, and delta. that the company took a stake in southwest airlines as well. we did not get a rationale, a specific reason. but this does mark a dramatic departure from warren buffett, who has said before he wouldn't touch airlines after a bad investment two decades ago. the stocks like that news in after-hours trade. keep an eye on any movement as we get open on wall street today. >> a lot of investors follow what warren buffett does. facebook and google, both coming under fire for these hoax and fake stories that appeared on their sites. some people suggesting they may have influenced election outcome. >> that's right. and facebook and google actually are announcing steps they're taking to combat fake news sites. they're doing that by going after the way in which these sites make money, advertising, of course. facebook and google have become giant in the advertising space, so google saying it will restrict its advertising on so-called fake news sites and facebook saying they are eliminating the use

jetblue, american, united, and delta airlines as well as the tsa join forces with what is called wings for autism. the program gives more than 100 families a chance to check in, get their boarding passes, and go through security. they actually board an airplane for a simulated flight. the airports can be disturbing with routine procedures at the airport. it is such a great idea. we will be right back with a look at the sunday forecast. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. what's kelly ayotte costing you? kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're payi

three major airports in the united states, in collaboration with delta, united, and american airlinesed so-called innovation lanes just in time for the holidays. the new lanes enable up to five people to load their individual bins simultaneously and moved through security more quickly, thanks to a parallel conveyor system that automatically returns empty bins to the front of the queue. the designers hope is to cut passenger wait times by 30%. in the meantime, alaska airlines has been testing a new system to combat lost luggage. it involves reusable electronic bag tags, complete with screens powered by bluetooth. in radioinvesting frequency identification to improve real-time tracking of its luggage. scanners use radio waves to capture data stored on an rfid chip embedded in the luggage tag. passengers can track their bags via the delta app. but all this new technology can't promise you a flawless experience. computer glitches can still ground airlines like they did earlier this year. not to mention, mother nature. one more fact to know, according to triple-a, more americans will hit t

the billionaire businessman's company bought stakes in american airlines, united continental, delta, and southwest airlines. shares of all four airlines shot up at blasted airlines --- calling them "a bottomeless pit" back in 2007. about half of american saw their wages go up over the past year. year.bank-rate-dot-com reports 48 percent of americans have seen their pay increase. 37 percent of them were given a raise...and the rest just found a new job with better pay. while that's good news for many...it still means about half of americans didn't see a wage hike in the past twelve months. 3 another day of ga record high after gaining 54 points. the nasdaq gained 57 and the s and p is up 16 on the day. google is pushing back against fake-news websites... by banning those sites from using its online advertising se. service.the tech giant is facing major criticism over how fake news showed up in google searches... and ?could? have influenced the presidential election. 3 the dating app "tinder" is making some changes to become more inclusive. starting and canada.the popular app was criticize

and also restaurants saw weaker sales. airline stocks are buzzing that warren buffett has invested in four airlines at one time. united, american, delta and southwest. buffett is known for being a conservative investor. didn't like airlines in the past so the industry may be stable. >>> the stock market is aiming for another winning session. the dow has closed six straight winning sessions three straight record closes in a while since the presidential election. the tech sector is attempting to rebound. a lot of pressure on tech firms. let's go to the big board right now and see how we're doing so far this morning. dow down by 50 points. nasdaq is up 25. s&p is up 3. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is going to vote for stricter regulations for shorted term rentals like airbnb. the proposal calls for a max number of 60 nights a year for short-term rentals regardless of whether the host is on site. the current limit is 90 nights for unhosted rentals and there are no limits for hosted rentals. >>> let's check the roads with roqui. >>> the situation causing slowdowns from antioch to pittsburg about 11

the billionaire businessman's company bought stakes in american airlines, united, continental, delta and southwest airlines. that's according to a regulatory filing. them quote, a bottomless pit in 2007. >>> 1200ups mechanics vote to go on strike and it could lead to a presidential order landing on donald trump's desk. the strike's not a done deal. it could take months before it actually happens. workers have to get the approval first of a federal mediator. if that happens they have to wait 30 more days before they strike, and then the president can order them back to work within minutes. the workers are protesting against three years without they'll reach a deal with those workers. >>> coming up, what was supposed to be a nice meal out on veterans day quickly turned into a troubling experience for one of our nation's heroes. the confrontation that's now going viral. >> plus a racist post about michelle obama sparking a lot of backlash, the words written on facebook that may cost government officials their >>> the greater tampa chamber of commerce will honor veterans at the annual vetera

and u.s. airlines will launch regularly scheduled commercial flights to havana today... as cubans observe nine days of mourning for fidel castro. american airlines will n havana. united, jetblue, delta, spirit, frontier, alaska, and southwest will start offering havana flights from different u.s. airports in the coming weeks.// brian and kirsten? ((brian loftus)) >> and jill -- we just wrapped up the big thankgiving shopping weekend... what are the numbers? a; more people shopped over the thanksgiving weekend... but they spent less money--- that's mostly because retailers offered deeper discounts. americans spent about 289 dollars on average... ten dollars less than last >>> directions, between craig and speedway. it's all for the state's i-15 north widening project. work will take place from 9pm to 5am sunday through thursday night today through december 9. the state says this project will widen a 5-mile strech of highway from four to six travel lanes. crews will also widen and four overpass structures at range road and the union pacific construction should wrap up in early 2018. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. we'll be r

and cheered when the plane landed in havana. there will be more flights to the island soon. flights to cuba this week. united starts flying today and delta starts on thursday. it's still illegal to visit cuba as tourists. americans need to fit into 12 authorized travel categories. like athletic competitions, educational research and family visits. melinda: new this morning, an update to a story we told you about yesterday. a world trade organization is calling a deal between boeing and washington state illegal. the organization ruled yesterday that a tax subsidy must be ke the wto is asking the u.s. government to end the subsidy. this conflict is part of a long standing rivalry between boeing and airbus, a european plane maker. melinda: black friday, small business saturday, and cyber monday. those are all over. so today, the focus is shifting to giving tuesday. it's a 24-hour-long push to get you to donate to any charity or non-profit organization of your choice. the better business bureau is reminding people to make sure they're only giving to melinda: a couple in california disappeared in the snow. now there's a happy ending to their