and most recently...a peacock. these are all animals that passengers have brought or tried to bring onto a plane. united airlines has had enough, announcing a new crackdown for onboard animals... this follows delta'sabe slate reports...one of the policies is raising concerns. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafael understands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records, a doctor form saying the animal is an

and most recently...a peacock. all animals passengers have brought or tried to bring on a plane. united airlines announcing a new crackdown... tightening their rules for onboard animals... this follows delta'suncement last week. and as kron- 4's gabe slate reports...one of the policies is raising concerns. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafael understands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records,

clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and deltaurs before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records, a doctor form saying the animal is an official emotional support animal, a signed veterinary form proving the animal is healthy, and a signed confirmation that the animal is trained. delta is taking things a step further... they are also requiring travelers with service animals, like blind guide dogs... to jump through the same hoops as travelers with emotional support animals. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it's not fair to legitamate blind with service animals. christine says assembing all the new required paperwork in time to meet delta's 48 hour in advance deadline.. is unfair to their blind clients. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. have to fly for emergencyi asked delta airlines for a reaction to the concern from the service animal community about their new policy. delta directed me to the

both united and delta airlines announced today they would no longer offer flight discounts to nra members. they joined several rental car and insurance companies who in recent days eliminated membership benefits. the nra says they intend to partner with new companies in response. >>> california's democrats are gathering in san diego for this weekend's state party convention, and one topic seems to be attracting the most attention. president donald trump. one particular attendee who's getting a lot of attention is the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. southern california congressman adam schiff. he spoke about new indictments by special counsel robert mueller on friday. >> last couple indictments or last several indictments have really been breathtaking in their scope and their detail. he now has another i think very important cooperating witness, someone who was at the center of the trump campaign. >> schiff is speaking out about trump campaign aide rick gates, who pleaded guilty to lying to investigators. >>> meantime, developing news tonight. officials are worried ab

and the frequency of these incidents... could be behind a new crackdown. united airlines announced today .. it is tightening rules for onboard animals ... and that follows delta'snt last week. but as kron-4's gabe slate reports... one of the policies is raising concerns. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafael understands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records, a doct

and most recently...a peacock. all animals passengers have brought or tried to bring on a plane. (grant) united airlines announcing a new crackdown... tightening their rules for onboard animals... this follows delta'sannouncement last week. and as kron- 4's gabe slate reports...one of the policies is raising concerns. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafael understands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization recor

united and delta ending discounts for trips to the annual nra convention. this week, three rental car companies made similar moves to eliminate discounts and more than a dozen other corporations have severed affiliations with the pro-gun organization. >>> the democratic memo seeking to undercut gop claims of fbi surveillance is now public. the memo was written to rebut a gop document that accuses the fbi of improperly obtaining a warrant to monitor a former trump campaign advisor. the release comes after talks between the fbi and the house intelligence committee over what should be redirected. >> the last several indictments have been breathtaking in their scope and detail. he now has another very important cooperating witness. somebody who is at the center of the trump campaign and someone who can shed an awful lot of light, not only on manafort, but the whole workings of the campaign. >>> meanwhile, things got heated at the democratic convention in san diego. dianne feinstein called out president trump and said the president has disgraced the white house.

and two major us airlines, delta and united, have become the latest firms to cut ties with the powerfulnse to the florida school shooting. hugh woozencroft has all the sport. hello, duncan. in rugby union's six nations championship, scotland pulled off a shock to beat defending champions england at murrayfield. fly half finn russell put in a man of the match performance in the 25—13 victory, which meant the scots inflicted just a second defeat for england in 26 tests under head coach eddiejones. it also saw the scots lift the historic calcutta cup for the first time in ten years. i was really surprised, we had a game plan and we executed it really well. if you look at that tests that well. if you look at that tests that we had, they've been outstanding. we managed to get back on that type of form, and it was awesome. do you think scotland can get back on track with yellow it will definitely be tough, but if we keep performances like that, we have got a chance and we can build on it next week. ireland stayed on course for the grand slam after running in five tries, in a thrilling victory

united and delta plan to end their deal with the nra that offer group discounts for air travel. major companies are cutting ties with the nra, including car rental companies and hotels. the nra says the loss of a discount will not scare or distract any member from its mission. >>> is this time different in the gun deeb? moderator chuck todd will talk about that on "meet the press." that comes right here on nbc 10. >>> workers are marching ahead of a case in the u.s. supreme court that could change their future. hundreds of workers rallied during a day of action in center city yesterday. the requirement that they must pay dues to unions. they're hoping it sides with organized labor to maintain fair wages and strong contract negotiations. >> janice case is nothing but a naked attempt by rich ceos to use the highest court in the land to cut down our unions. >> many conservatives argue that forcing public workers to join and pay unions is a violation of their first amendment. >>> now to a live look at the olympic flame in pyeongchang, south korea. just hours before the finale of the

two us airlines — united and delta — are the latest to distance themselves from the pro—gun lobby groupmbia has extradited an ecuadorian man it accuses of being one of the region's biggest drug lords to the united states. prosecutors say washington prado alava, also known as ecuador‘s pablo escobar, has smuggled more than 250 tons of cocaine to the us. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: an ancient tomb thought to be more than 2,000 years old is uncovered in egypt. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. though there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. not

two airlines, united and delta have distanced themselves from a programme lobby group following the shootingnational rifle association in the united states has accused the growing number of american companies that are cutting their ties with the organisation, of cowardice. society's most vulnerable, those at risk of being drawn into a life of crime and being exploited. visited by the office minister victoria atkins, this facility. we want to encourage local authorities to work with charities and other organisations to try and which these children before harm is done. we call out for a local authorities and charities for their ideas if they have something that is working. something that might work in their particular market town, locality, please come and talk to us. notjust about residential homes, even though it is important. it can be all sorts of other ideas. councils must be able to show to get funding how it will improve well—being and self—esteem. will improve well—being and self-esteem. we're realising a lot of young people have missed childhood experiences such as going to the park,

united and delta are ending discounts for trips to the nra annual convention. three rental car companies also made the move, and more than a does other corporations are -- dozen other corporations are cutting ties with the group after gun control activists pushed the boycotts claiming the nra contributes to gun violence. the nra had this to say earlier today quote some corporations have decided to punish nra membership in a shameful display of political and civic cowardice. >> they have their right to do what they want to do, and i have a right to spend my money where i feel fit. >> fun rights activists -- gun rights activists say it's wrong to punish people for the criminal acts of a few people. >>> and the new bro culture lawsuit against google. >> what one former software engineer says about constant harassment from her male coworkers. the accusations are shocking. >>> plus, poaching from oakland. the june ballot issue over the golden state warriors. >>> and the huge turnout tonight for san francisco's lunar new year parade. we'll explain this year's pooch fa

united and delta airlines have joined car rental giants hertz and enterprise in ending discounts forent, peter bowes, reports. the aftermath to a school shooting that could prompt change in america. amidst the grieving, the mood has been different this time. within hours of a gunman killing 17 people, anger overflowed onto the streets. never again! now its social media, where pressure is being exerted on the hugely powerful gun lobby. under the hashtag #boycottnra, activists are targeting firms that offer special benefits to members of the national rifle association. and they include some of the most familiar corporate names. the car rental companies hertz and enterprise, which also owns alamo international, they're ending discounts offered to members of the gun lobby group from next month. met life insurance and the software company symantec are taking similar action. there's been no word in response from the nra. it's unclear whether these actions will hurt an organisation that boasts 5 million members. during the week, its chief executive hit out at the protesters. their goal is t

today, two major airlines, united and delta, joined the list of businesses that are no longer offering discounts to members of the n.r.a. car rental agencies, insurance, and cyber-security companies all doing the same. in response, some members of the n.r.a. say they will now boycott companies that cut ties with the gun lobby. public health experts are sounding the alarm about a rise in cancers caused by the h.p.v. virus. our chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook has one patient's story. >> reporter: michael becker has spent a lifetime in the business of diagnosis and treatment of cancer. that's why a glance in the mirror two years ago frightened him. >> i saw this huge lump on the right side of my neck. >> reporter: you're somebody who has worked with cancer, and now you're feeling this hard lump. >> i said, "i think it's cancer." >> reporter: it was advanced throat cancer from human papilloma virus, or h.p.v. the same virus causes cervical cancer, but unlike cervical cancer, there's no routine screening test for cancer of the throat. a recent study found about seven million adul

two airlines, united and delta, are the latest to distance themselves from the pro—gun lobby group followingorida. our latest headlines: a shift of policy on europe by labour, the shadow brexit secretary keir starmer confirms the party would keep britain ina confirms the party would keep britain in a customs union. syrian warplanes reported to have attack eastern ghouta despite the un security council voting for a ceasefire. russian athletes told they will not be allowed to march under the country's flag during the closing ceremony at the winter olympics. let's get the latest on the winter olympics and the rest of the winter olympics and the rest of the sport news. more from pyeongchang in a moment. first in cricket: england lost a thrilling first one day international against new zealand. the kiwis chased down 285 to win with four balls to spare in hamilton. ben stokes was making his first appearance since he was involved in an incident outside a bristol nightclub back in september. and, although he madejust i2, he helped with an england fightback with the ball, taking two wickets. latham f

two us airlines, united and delta, are the latest to distance themselves from the pro—gun lobby groupek's school shooting. also, the american billionaire warren buffett says tax cuts introduced by president trump boosted his company's earnings by $29 billion last year. many democrats had argued that the tax package was a huge and unaffordable giveaway to the wealthy. mr buffett — who is chairman and chief executive of berkshire hathaway — has long argued for higher taxes for the rich. he's been called ecuador‘s pablo escobar, but today, prado alava has been extradited to the united states. colombia accuses him of being one of the region's biggest drug lords. prosecutors in washington claim he has smuggled more that 250 tonnes of cocaine into the us. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: one of bollywood's superstar leading ladies, sridevi, has died. we'll be talking about her rich legacy. eight days before italy votes in a general election, thousands of italians have marched in rival demonstrations, focusing on differing views of migration. in recent years, 600,000 migrants, m

>> as a person who is blind my raktti action rights are infringed upon. >> the policies for united and deltaarch 1. american airlines is expected to follow suit. the new policies apply to emotional support animals, not the trained, especially dedicated animals that fly for and with people with disabilities. disabilities. >> really, captioning funded by cbs disabilities. >> really, captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, february 7th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> congress is working on spending deals as a government shutdown looms, and president trump pushes for a crackdown on illegal immigration. >> i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. we have to strengthen our borders not by a little bit, but by a lot. >> president trump requests a military parade complete with soldiers marching and tanks rolling.

united and delta will no longer offer flight discounts to nra members. they join several rental car and insurance companies who in recent days eliminate membership benefits and plans to partner with new companies. >>> call's top democrats ga gathering in san die goe. a democrat in the spotlight. southern california congressman adam shift. spoke about the new indictments by special counsel robert mueller friday. >> last several indictments have been breathtaking in the scope and detail. he has another very important cooperating witness, somebody at the center of the trump campaign. >>> shift is speaking about rick gates pleading guilty to lying to investigators. >>> russian -- worried about russian hackers. spies have been accused of hacking during open ceremony anies. tried to make it appear if north korea was to blame. cut off internet access during the ceremony anies, fans not able to print tickets, leaving many seats empty. >>> novato police had to shut down -- finding it on the streets. officer recognized the 8-inch plastic tubing with silver metallic

united and delta have announced they will no longer offer discounts to nra members. they joined several rental car and insurance companies that eliminated membership benefits in response the nra says it plans to partner with new companies. >>> new year parade have had all of the fireworks, music, the dancing. there was one thing missing from this week's bittersweet affair. eric thomas has more. it wouldn't be chinese new year without the fireworks or the drummers keeping the beat. all of it designed to lever children mesmerized. >> she loved like the lion da danced and all of that good stuff. >> the lion was where it was supposed to be. ed lee loved this parade as much as anyone. lee passed away last december. >> his fingerprints are all over this. we all miss him. >> we all miss him. we all grew up together in this community and work together in helping this community. >> there was something special for movie fans this year. >> i am so honored and so happy to see so many smiling faces. happy chinese new year. >> even the evening chill couldn't keep people away. >> it

animals. >> as a person who is blind my action rights are infringed upon. >> the policies for united and deltas is expected to follow suit. the new policies apply to emotional support animals, not the trained, especially dedicated animals that fly for and with people with disabilities. >> really, a peacock? that's the "overnight news" for wednesday. >>> well, a live look now at storm scan three shows a mid week mess heading in our direction but what you see from this storm system depends where you live. >> because people in the northern parts of the region like here in bethlehem that may need to break out shovels while folks to the south could see rain, katie has more on the timing of the storm coming up. >>> we are covering latest preparations as fill gets ready for one of the biggest parade is it has ever seen we have everything you need to know about honoring these super bowl champions. >>> today is wednesday, februaryth good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. this is a special earl a digs getting you ready for wintry mix to affect your morning commute. >> we have several schoo

just reaching out to a company or maybe to a lawmaker pretty quickly we first reported that united and delta had this relationship with the n.r.a. last night and by first thing in the morning both companies had tweeted that they were and in their relationships so i think just showing people what an impact it can have to be vocal is probably going to have the most lasting impact and tell me how and why this pressure has built on businesses why has the feeling in the emotion in the reaction to the pomp and shooting been different oh perhaps more intense in some ways than she sings we've seen in the past. like i mentioned before this is the first time that we have big guns and survivors of the shooting who are very well spoken media trained who are young and ambitious and know that their voices have power and they've been speaking out almost immediately they turned their pain after this tragedy into activism and we saw them on t.v. and writing op eds and being vocal on social media within a few hours of the shooting and that energy has been infectious in this country and i think that people are

unit 888-996-tips. >>> new this morning, big changes could be coming to the air and space museum. american, united and deltare donating $28 million for upgrades and improvements. the spokesperson for the museum says that money will update some of the most popular displays at the museum going to creating new displays. renovations are expected to be finished by 2021. >>> the transit agency is getting $2.5 million as part of a statewide transportation funding that was signed into law last year. the money will go towards the cal train electrification project at that will ultimately lead to faster service. the transit agency will also use those funds to expand capacity on those overcrowded trains. >>> animal lovers listen up. this is your time. the marine mammal center in sausalito is in need of volunteers. marine experts are expecting an influx of seals. the center neehas training provd so you know what to do. there will be two open houses for people who are interested. the first is coming up on thursday, february 15. don't forget that one. >> we still have that breaking news. major issues on b.a.r.t. after a m

united and delta airlines plan to end deals with the nra that offer doss counts for group travel. those join a dozen major companies cutting ties with the nra, including car rental companies, hotels. there's also a call on social media for boycotting the gun rights group altogether. the nra says the loss of a discount will not scare or distract any member from its mission. >>> in philadelphia, public worker unions are on move and marching this weekend just ahead of a case in the u.s. supreme court. that could actually change their futures. hundreds of workers rallied during a day of action in center city yesterday. they are concerned about the so call janice case, a challenge to the state level requirement that public workers must pay dues to unions that bargain on their behalf. union members tell us they're hoping the high court sides with organized labor so it can maintain fair wages and strong contract negotiations. >> the janice case is nothing but a naked attempt by rich ceos to use the highest court in the land to cut down our unions. >> many conservatives argue that forcing

in three major insurers car rental firms and two of america's largest airlines delta and united the n.r.a. has lashed out at the companies saying that they are pushing membership punishing membership pardon me in a shameful display of political and civic cowardice the advocacy group argues activists are using the february fourteenth shooting to expand gun control and abolish gun rights in the u.s. well peter matthews is a professor of political science at cypress college in los angeles he says the boycott is going to have a significant impact on the n.r.a. . these are large companies when it was a small company like a car rental company that's one thing but when united airlines and delta and other symantec and leave a high tech companies does the same thing it's going to have a both of a material impact and a moral or ethical impact because the word then spreads and the awareness of the issue of assault rifle especially assault rifles that's what needs to be banned in a lot of these young people the students have been galvanizing public opinion and these corporate opinion now against the

united and delta airlines plan to end their deals with the nra that offer members discounts for groupvel. those airlines join about a dozen major companies cutting ties with the nra. they include car rental companies, hotels. there's also a call on social media for boycotting the gun rights group altogether. nra says the loss of a discounts will not scare them from their mission. >>> is this time different in the gun debate? moderator chuck todd will talk about this with chuck toomey on "meet the press" later on this morning. we'll talk live to kmuk for a preview in just about an hour. >>> the final day. the closing ceremonies. this is a live look at the olympic flame burning brightly in pyeongchang, south korea. just for a few more hours until the finale of the 2018 winter games. overnight, the russians beat germany for the gold medal in men's hockey. the eyes of the world will be on the closing ceremony. johnny weir and tara lipinski, the duo ice skaters, will be your co-hosts for the exclusive coverage. that's tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> they cheer each other on. they

. >>> plus united and delta join a growing list of companies cutting ties with the nra.nt wants to arm teachers. we'll talk to a survivor of the florida shooting david hogg. >>> rick gates, former trump deputy campaign manager has pled guilty to conspiracy against the united states and has pled guilty to lying to investigators as well.

. >>> plus united and delta join a growing list of companies cutting ties with the nra. the president wants to arm teachers. we'll talk to a survivor of the florida shooting david hogg. >>> rick gates, former trump deputy campaign manager has pled guilty to conspiracy against the united states and has pled guilty to lying to investigators as well gates' plea comes a dayfter federal grand jury in virginia indicted him and trump campaign manager paul manafort. mueller filed new charges against manafort that alleged he kept officials that are favorable to the you crane. 19 people including 13 russian nationals and russian companies. making rick gates the third trump campaign official to cooperate with the special counsel. chuck rosenberg, former senior fbi official and msnbc contributor and also with me natasha bertrand staff writer at "the atlantic." help me understand the import of what happened yesterday, this plea that rick gates copped yesterday in washington. >> david, it's a big deal. as you know, mr. gates was there for a lot of stuff. he was on the campaign. he was

and to stay engaged. reporting live in lafayette, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, christie. the gun control debate growing. two major airlines now cutting ties with the national rifle association. united airlines and delta they won't offer discounts to nra members. distancing themselves from the nra in the wake of the florida high school shooting. >>> santa clara county firefighters now have a house fire under control in los alt owes hills. crews are still at the home making sure the flames are out. firefighters have not reported any injuries. it's unclear what started that fire. >>> it is the biggest event happening tonight in the bay area, hands down. we're talking about the chinese new year's parade in san francisco. organizers estimate more than 1 million people are going to make it out to celebrate the year of the dog. the parade which starts in two hours, but the festivities already under way. ancer hassan joins us live from the streets there in china town. hello. can you hear me? >> reporter: terry, i can. this has to be one of the busiest days here in china town. all day we've seen thousand office people make their way through streets. you can hear the live music. food vendors, even booths where

also the latest delta and united airlines. we heard from delta ending the discounted flights for nra members. nra has responded calling this a shameful, shameful response. display of political of civic cowardess. these brands will be replaced by customers who want freedoms. for years, corporate american stayed away from gun control. now companies taking a stand on climate change and immigration and gay rights and now on guns. that's actually good for business. a recent poll found that the most important thing for consumers and activists is to buy from companies that do the right thing. ryan. >>> you think this is because companies are targeting millennials? >> i think so. they have a big cohort of c consumers speaking out on guns. >>> interesting. the house intelligence committee releasing the democratic memo that rebuts claims of surveillance abuses at the fbi. the white house signing off on the document following the negotiation was the fbi and committee top democrat adam schiff. the department accused the fbi about the unver

members and air travel delta and united it had ended their discount programs united had been specifically discounting travel to the n r a's annual meeting other big names severing ties with the n.r.a. include the cyber security company semantic met life insurance and simplest safe home security. the supreme court heard opening arguments today in a case that could deal a crushing blow to the public sector labor unions and the labor movement as a whole the case janice vs asked me local council thirty one could result in public workers who benefit from contracts to go shaded by unions no longer having to pay fees that are used to negotiate those contracts and represent workers the ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in the case could financially cripple public sector unions one of the few remaining bastions of organized labor in the united states labor was previously spared this blow when justice antonin scalia died which left an evenly divided court unable to set precedent in a similar case justice scalia had since been replaced has since been replaced on the court by conservative justice nei

include major insurers car rental firms and two of america's biggest airlines delta and united the n.r.a. has lashed out at the companies saying they are punishing membership in a shameful display of political and civic cowardice f.c group august activists using the february fourteenth shooting to expand gun control and abolish gun rights in the u.s. it's a matthews as a professor of political science at cypress college and he joins us now from los angeles good to have you with us so what's the impact of all these companies causing that ties with the n.r.a. . it's going to have a significant impact because these are large companies when it was a small company like a car rental company that's one thing but when united airlines and delta and other symantec i believe a high tech companies does the same thing it's going to have a both of material impact and a moral or ethical impact because the word then spreads and the awareness of the issue of assault rifle especially assault rifles that's what needs to be banned and a lot of these young people the students have been galvanizing public opi

and medical evacuations. us airlines, delta and united have joined a growing list of companies cutting ties with the nationalifle association. the two airlines have ended discounts for nra members following the florida school shooting last week. china has asked the united states to withdraw sanctions imposed by president trump on chinese firms and shipping which washington says are trading with north korea. beijing said it was responsible for investigating and punishing its own companies. thousands of people have joined rival rallies in italy today, as the country counts down to the election in just over a week. the two sides are split on immigration — with italy still receiving tens of thousands of migrants every year. at 10pm jane hill will be here with a full round up of the day's news. first it's time for our world. welcome to egypt. enticing images of timeless hospitality and ancient attractions. a picture postcard view the authorities are keen to promote. but there is another egypt — a military—backed regime where dreams of freedom have been crushed. and this is the approach to dissent. in the last few

infringed upon when somebody passes off a fake service dog. >> reporter: now, the new policies for united and deltad american airline suspected to follow suit. the new policies only apply to emotional support animal, not the trained specially dedicated animals that fly for and with people with disabilities. >> people take their pets very seriously, we get it. but you see a lot of people taking advantage of that policy, so i think it's good that they're trying to figure out a way to crack down and make sure that the legit animals go. >> up next, a look at the other headlines, including how americans are spending lavishly on super bowl parties. lobsters anyone? and "48 hours" correspondent erin >>> pretty, clear conditions out there. a gorgeous morning. we didn't see overnight conditions drop too much, because of the high pressure ridge. so we are breaking records today, and over the weekend. get ready. temperatures today in the upper 70s for livermore. san jose 76, san francisco 72. and the weekend is going to stay warm, temperatures not cooling for awhile. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this mo

united airlines and delta.tical and civic cowardice." ( james ) this black history month... we're celebrating the pioneers who are shaping our country.( darya ) this morning... we meet a woman who knows about the civil rights movement... because she was a part of it. john grey shares this piece of hidden history. nell stokes didn't read about the civil rights movement, she lived it. nell stokes says: "i didn't really recognize the extent of the racism until i was 6 years old" raised in montgomery, alabama her best friend was a white girl... til the first day of school. stokes says "i saw her and i ran over to her and said, ah, ah, was gonna say hi connie and she looked at me and said why you talking to me little náááá, wow, get out of my face and it stung me"that sting stayed with her... so years later when a woman in town named rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, nell and her friends 'hatched' a plan. stokes says: "but we got together our pennies and bought some eggs and threw them at the busses,

united and delta airlines are the latest to dump the association. states. police say he ran the most sophisticated smuggling routes shipping cocaine to the u.s. sent as many ten boats a week each carrying one ton of cocaine. >>> for the second time a transgender high school wrestler surrounded by controversy. he wins a state title. he was born a female is forced to compete against girls even though he wants to wrestle in the boys division. the rules in texas requiring athletes to compete under the gender on their birth certificate. the texas junior who takes testosterone as part of his transition went undefeated this year sparking even more debates over the fairness of state rules. lots of new problems. brand new pictures this morning of ivanka trump leading the u.s. delegation at the olympics closing ceremony. she sat beside south korean president and his wife. the special advisor to the president taking in a number of events during her trip, even try on a silver medal. an american snowboarder tweeting trump asking if he could hitch a ride home on

again that, is delta and united. two major airlines in a couple hours announcing plans.hey're added to laa list of several other companies. can you see the other major corporations that announced similar plans as well and includes major car rental companies including avis, budget, hertz, also the competition over at enterprise holdings which includes enterprise, alamo, national car rental. and also first national bank of omaha said that customer feedback is prompted them to not renew their contract with the nra and that they will no longer be issuing the visa nra credit card. the companies have not elaborated saying exactly why or when they have made this decision but when you read between the lines here, they certainly have been under some extreme pressure by some gun safety advocates to cut their ties with this gun organization. in the meantime, the nra has not responded to this specific move by the major companies. fred? >> all right. keep us posted when and if they do. all right. joining me right now to discuss, cnn's political commentator and assistant editor to "th

but nothing wrong with delta i would expect delta and united , american, they're going to trade in the same way, but i have no problem with delta and i think you're being too hard on oscar. the earnings in the last quarter were in excess of expectations >> as they all were. >> yeah, well, for each airline. >> again, eight times earnings gives you a lot of room for error and with a significant cap shrink i would expect this stock to probably in the next couple of, two to three year, be a double >> it's interesting. you talked about some of the stocks that pulled back that you were willing to buy more of. one that you didn't mention, i'm just wondering what your thoughts are on it alphabet i believe it's your biggest position certainly among your top positions and there's a stock that got hit pretty hard off its earnings >> well, you know, basically, we run a diversifiy eiey eied port. it's 5%. we've owned it for several years. it sells around 22 times what we think they're going to earn this year less than 20 times next year growing 20%. fortress like balance sheet. and the it's a quest

mushroomed more than a dozen major corporations cutting ties with the second amendment group, and they include delta and united airlines. meanwhile, president trump criticized the first responders at the parkland florida high school shooting after reports surfaced that as many as four deputies took cover instead of pursuing the shooters. -- the shooter. >> that we performed was, frankly, disgusting. they were listening to what was going on. you don't know until you're tested, but i really believe i would run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. i think most of the people in this room would have done that too. but the way they performed was really a disgrace. >> laura: joining us now to react to the latest on the shooting as white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley. great to have you in tonight. you had a long day today, thank you for coming. >> absolutely. >> laura: i want to get into the president's reaction. i wanted reaction to what we uncovered tonight about the sheriff israel, who -- quite a piece of work. now we find out that they are sending over these system-wide email saying, support the sh

members and air travel delta and united but had ended their discount programs united had been specifically discounting travel to the n r a's annual meeting other big names severing ties with the n.r.a. include the cyber security company semantic met life insurance and simplest safe home security. the supreme court heard opening arguments today in a case that could deal with a crushing blow to the public sector labor unions and the labor movement as a whole they can. janice vs asked me local council thirty one could result in public workers who benefit from contracts to go shaded by unions no longer having to pay fees that are used to negotiate those contracts and represent workers the ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in the case could financially cripple public sector unions one of the few remaining bastions of organized labor in the united states labor was previously spared this blow when justice antonin scalia died which left an evenly divided court unable to set precedent in a similar case justice scalia had since been replaced has since been replaced on the court by conservative justi

and legal bust". us airlines, delta and united have joined a growing list of companies cutting ties with the nationalifle association, following the school shooting in florida. the nra has hit back, accusing a number of companies of cowardice. thousands of people have joined rival rallies in italy, as the country counts down to an election in just over a week. now on bbc news, it's damming the nile. the river nile is the world's longest river. it's where the world's first war over water could be fought. the first of its two great tributaries, the white nile, flows from lake victoria, but ourjourney begins in ethiopia, following the blue nile from lake tana, as it sweeps through africa's grand canyon to where a dam is being built, close to the sudan border. lake tana, the source of the river, is a place of myth and legend. it's the biggest lake in ethiopia and many of its 37 islands have their own monasteries. it's a very sacred place for ethiopian orthodox christians. this monastery dates back to the 14th century. some of these paintings are more than 400 years old. the nile appears in the old testam

and now time for fox business alert for you, speaking of a lot of money dozen companies cutting ties with the nra, the latest delta, united hearing aid supplier, tracee carrasco from sister ned work fox business, good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning, heather, a lot of companies adding to the list of companies pulling names from benefits that are given to nra members, the latest as you said a hearing aid company, airlines delta, united over the weekend and some moving companies, north american van lines, car buying service, true car, all of these adding to their names to the list as this growing debate continues over gun control. heather: interesting. so las vegas, if you're traveling to las vegas or from las vegas and you have pot you have a place to put it. >> yes, so this is the left over legally purchased marijuana when you are leaving las vegas, there's some specially placed bins, you see it on the screen outside of mccarren international airport, in high-trafficked area, no punt intended, so you can dispose of your marijuana safely and legally before you get on the plane. of course, when you try to board the pl

you can add delta airlines and united to the list cutting corporate ties with the group. but tonight the nra fighting back with a new video. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, backlash against the nra growing. an online petition demanding amazon remove the gun advocate's channel from its streaming service has more than 45,000 signatures in less than 24 hours. nra spokesperson dana loesch firing back in a newly released video. >> i find it interesting that individuals who simultaneously preach about free speech want to silence the speech of the millions of people who make up nra membership. >> reporter: delta and united airlines cutting ties to the gun lobby giant today. they join more than a dozen major corporations now dumping discounts for nra members. this after nra leadership has continued to make highly charged comments on gun control, some of them baseless. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings.th them baseless. >> many in legacy media love mass shootingi them baseless. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings them baseless. >> many in lega

and alamo national, they've done it. competitors avis, hertz, metlife, true car. delta and united over the weekend as well.he companies that have severed most of the deals were semiconductor my if you're an nra member, you get a couple percent off a flight to the nra annual meeting in dallas or a discount on a car rental company. the deals are ending but not every company is ending relationships with the nra there are a number of companies keeping the relationships. amazon and apple, i'll get to that in a second perhaps the biggest name on this list is fedex. of course, you have ka bellas, omni hotels and resorts. these are companies that have not responded or just chosen to not do something yet by the way, hotel planner, a booking site, the ceo will be a guest on "power lunch" at 1:45 eastern time he'll tell his side of the story. the nra is not taking all this lying down they fired back in a statement, the key part really is this, "some corporations have decided to punish nra membership in a shameful display of political and civic coward he is in time, those brands, the ones behind us, will be replaced b