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the backlash led united executives to announce changes to ensure the traveling public that the incident never happen again. they are putting forth a total of things that they will start using immediately. establishing a customer solution team to provide agents with creative solutions and ensuring that they will be booked onto a flight at least one hour prior to departure, reducing amount of overbooking and increasing customer compensation incentives for giving up a seat up to $10,000. industry experts applaud their move to make differences for their customers but cautioned the latest series of events points to a bigger issue. >> right now customers have very few choices. part of the reason we are in the situation is because there is no slack in the system. there are no openings see so if you do get bombed, then what is your recourse. the sediment releases the city of chicago of liability in this case since united is taking full responsibility. the airlines announcing they will no longer be overbooking their flights and plan to implement the new policy and may. star trek they're working

. >> chicago city law makers have hard hitting questions for united executive following the violent removal of a pass inning they are week. grilled united about their procedures, following sunday incident where 69 year old doctor david dow suffered broken nose, concussion, and lost two teeth, after being forceably removed. >> i hope he becomes a poster child for all of us. someone's got to. >> what happened to my dad should have never happened to any human being, regardless of the circumstances. >> now, at the press conference, doctor dow's lawyer indicated his client likely sue. >> and things went from bad to worse for united yesterday, when passengers was stunning by what looks to be a scorpian. richard bell was flying home from houston to calgary when the eight # legged creature fell out of overhead bin, landed on him, stunning his finger. they believe the scorpian was likely a stow-away in someone's luggage. he's apparently doing okay. >> police in gloucester county new jersey are looking for a burglar who was caught wearing an unusual disguise. the surveillance video shows the thief ho

the backlash over the way the situation was handled lead united executives to announce a series of changesre the travelling public that the incident would never happen again. united putting forth a tote l afl ten new steps the company will start using immediately including limiting the use of law enforcement to safety and security issues only establishing a customer solutions tell. to provide agents with creative solutions. assuring that crews will be booked on a flight at least one hour prior to departure reducing the amount of over booking and increasing customer compensation incentive for giving up a seat, up to $1000 united move but caution the latest series of events points to a bigger issue. right now customers have very few choices part of the reason we're in this situation is because there's no slack in the system. there aren't any open seats on your flight or on the next couple of flights coming up. so if you have to get bumped, then what's your course in doctor dow's settlement also releases the city of chicago of liability since united is taking full responsibility. southwest ai

compensation for united executives will be more direct lie tied to improved customer satisfaction. >>w to the massive power outage in san francisco that left nearly 90,000 pg & e customers out power and it happened on the same day as massive outages hit new york city and los angeles leaving many wondering if the failures were somehow connected. pg & e says the outage happened because a circuit breaker failed and started a fire at a substation. a quarter of the city's streetlights were out snarling traffic. also bart and union cable cars were impacted. people were trapped in elevators. businesses closed for the day early sn sending thousands home early. they're saying the equipment failure is the result of fail maintenance. >> what they are told to do is something called run to failure. which is instead of upgrading the equipment and making sure that it doesn't cause a problem, it's just cheaper to get the money, not spend it on improvements, and then run the equipment until it fails and then deal with the failure then. >> pg & e is disagreeing say it's in the process of a $100 million

united's chief executive has apologised for having to rebook customers, and said a review into exactlyl lose his annual bonus of more than a million pounds, after two regulators opened an investigation into his conduct in a whistle—blowing case. he'd attempted to find out who wrote a letter, raising concerns of a personal nature, about an unnamed senior colleague. here's our business editor simonjack. jes staley did not see this as whistle—blowing, you said this was a malicious smear against this person —— he said. trying to introduce their reputation, and he wanted to find out who the letter initially, the internal people are bart bles said, you should not be sticking your nose into this, —— the internal people at barclays. later he said it is not really a whistle blowing type of event, and said he could find out who wrote this letter and tried to involve us law enforcement officials. the regulators will take a dim view of this, because even if he thought this was a malicious smear, it is not your

video has gone viral and has been watched hundreds of millions of times around the world and united's chief executivee was sorry and the airline would fix it. he had initially said the staff were following established procedures. in other news, china's inflation figures are out later this hour and the cpi grew fast last month. they are targeting 3% this year but is that a realistic target? here's the view of a man who tracks the chinese economy and he spoke to me earlier. in china they have already set a target, this year. to why isn't good, too low isn't good, but of course it is a bit on the low side —— to why. 2% is probably around best for china. at the moment i would say it's not easy to achieve 296 would say it's not easy to achieve 2% because of food prices, food prices always account for a big chunk of china's‘s cpi. at the moment so farfood chunk of china's‘s cpi. at the moment so far food prices have chunk of china's‘s cpi. at the moment so farfood prices have been fairly low, that's why it isn't easy for china to reach 2% this year. looking away from that, let's look at some of the policie

enhancing public safety in the interior of the united states is the executive order. we are giving the victims of crime by illegal aliens a voice of their own. these victims as represented here are unique and all too often ignored. there are casualties of crimes that should have never taken place, because the people who victimize them should have never been here in our country. these crimes were preventable, but because of years and years of policies complicating immigration and enforcement efforts and a politically correct approach to public safety, there are mothers who will never again receive a mother's day card from their son. husbands will not just their gush will never again chris their wives, -- will never again case therewives, -- what -- they and their families deserve to be treated fairly. there are people like the police a in mesa, arizona, his mother is here with us today. the person with the boys and girls club, officer mendoza was finishing his shift and was hit and killed by a drunk driving illegal alien. he was just 32 years old. the perpetrator had t

united's chief executive officer offered another apology. he said we can never say we are sorry enough for the shameful way the passenger was treated on the flight. >>> heavy rain is possible through the weekend in the southern plains and mississippi valley. this morning flood warnings and advisories are posted in illinois, indiana, and missouri. in north carolina, the rain has stopped, but the threat from flooding continues. one person was killed when rushing waters swept his vehicle off the roadway last night. a powerful storm with destructive winds blew through arkansas wednesday. >> i think i can salvage the two main ones if i can get somebody to help me get the tree off. >>> at least one tornado struck in oklahoma damaging homes and knocking down power lines. >>> and in north dakota a spring snowstorm was the issue. fargo got up to six inches. residents said the roads were so bad that commutes that normally took ten minutes took an hour and a half. >>> and this morning an armed suspect in the shooting of a delaware state trooper has bar

more apologies from the united executives frrgs the airport authority which oversees the police department also seen e-mails from saying stop blaming united. this was republic airlines. no. united airlines has completely taken responsibility. that's the ceo. oscar munoz. it was a gait agent who called the airline security. it was the entire thing on behalf of united airlines. it is all flagged. united airlines. there is not a lot of hair splitting here when both the airport authority and the airline have accepted responsibility. so now you may ask, if they're going to sue united airlines and the airport authority, or the city, which is as the attorney said, highly likely, how much money are we talking about? what could dr. are dao get? i've been talking on aviation attorneys. today when they started detailing out the extent of his injuries, then you started seeing the dollar signs going higher. and i heard one aviation expert say, i think we may be now talking about well north of $10 million. >> and then again i'm sure he would trade any amount of money to take back that entire incident. >

you know analysts will be asking oscar munoz as well as other united executives, how much is this likelyo potentially cost the airlines? let's see if they got a ballpark figure by then. >> other analysts out then or in terms of the market share believe that united could experience because of this? >> i think it's too early on market share and too early in terms of what the potential legal settlement might be in this case. most everybody said if you are smart, get it out of the way, pay whatever you have to pay, settle it. efts all over the place, it's premature to say whether it will be 3 million, 3458, 7 million. >> so small compared to the market cap that company has lost. phil lebeau in chicago with the latest on the saga that keeps drip, drip, dripping away. we are talking to a marketing and brand expart today on "power lunch." he says settle the thing no matter whatever it costs, every single day there is an incremental excues for the mediaco keep running that video. >> that's what you tell anything, you don't think the lawyers aren't pushing as hard as they possibly can? i feel ver

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i was hired to make united better, and we have been doing that and that's what we will continue to do. that is the chief executive. demonstrators in south africa have held protests in the country's £32,151;ggstéstsjnztbé’ffifdnfig’f-t . . e eem§né er§?'§§"*l§‘fi§‘i‘3rfi??‘§e ' the march to in pretoria was organised buildings in pretoria was organised by the coalition of the country's opposition parties. the recent sacking of the finance minister, government corruption is scandals and slowing economic growth has unleashed widespread public anger. a shrimp which makes some of the loudest sound in the ocean has been named after the favourite band of the naturalist who discovered it. let's have a listen... it might not sound like it, but the pistol shrimp,, shrimp, , si—nalph—eus pink—floyd—ee kang uses distinct pink snapping clawed to create a sound louder than a gunshot and powerful enough to stu n a gunshot and powerful enough to stun a small fish. let's speeds one of the scientist who found the stream. how come it got this name? we said it sounded like it so we named it named it after it. there was a team of people i

budget we're eager to see the details because as you may know we have been looking executive director's report other united states corps of engineers to help us prepare and protect against flooding and with the seawall our finance community a working closely with the mayor's office and the controller's office to monitor this executive director's report i wanted to bring to your attention at this point, we're going to move to the federal government strategy kwoolg you've been very forceful and directive wore to pursue the funding for the infrastructure like important for ports important for the city's economic and to reduce the capital a backlog we'll keep on looking for opportunity and work as required based on the budget that as it comes through the next item i have is happy news on april 22nd from 9 to one and earth day our ord will be a shortfall clean up at the crane cove park from 9 to noon and exciting architectural or arithmetic day from it 11 to one not only mark earth display by the 7 annual news of - i encourage to you participate that concluded my report. >> any comment on the chef director's re

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united states supreme court at least for now. the decision scuttles the state's plan to carry out four double executions before its supply of lethal drug expires. >> reporter: a lone protester stood near arkansas as unit which houses the state's death chamber. >> when somebody's life is on the line and we have so many mistakes happening all the time, then we have to really rethink is this necessary? >> reporter: overnight the united states supreme court denied to stay to lift the stay of execution. he was due to be sentenced to death on monday night. but he and another inmate's executions were put on hold. two of eight were planned to be put to death before the drug it uses for lethal injections expires. >> facing an execution by an artificial kill date is not a principled way of scheduling execution. >> reporter: the drug is connected to botched executions in four states. >> it's risky and there's no good reason to be using this drug. >> reporter: arkansas governor said victims families have waited too long for justice. he released a statement after the davis decision saying in part, we will continue to fight back on last minute

the last double execution carried out in the united states was in 2000 in texas. arkansas carried out its first execution in 16 years on thursday, killing ledell lee, and plans to execute a fourth man, kenneth williams, this coming thursday. the state had initially planned to execute eight people within 11 days this month, an unprecedented rate of executions in modern u.s. history. we'll have more on arkansas' executions after headlines with guardian reporter ed pilkington, who is in arkansas. president trump has walked back from demands that a government funding bill allocate $1.4 billion for border wall construction. the government faceses the loomg possibility of a government shutdownwn if a funding dedeal s not reached by the end of this week. on the campaign trail, trump had promised mexico woululd pay for trump's expanded border wall. this is white house spokesman sean spicer answering questions on monday. >> look, they are currently negotiating. we feel very confident that they understand the president's priorities and bill come to an agreement by the end of

. >>> tonight arkansas followed through with the first double execution in the united states in 17 years. williams on the right was executed a few hours go. he was put on death row for raping and murdering a woman he kidnapped. earlier today jack jones was executed. he killed two people and attempted to kill a girl. after the first execution lawyers for the second inmate argued the punishment was tortures and inhumane. a judge granted a temporary stay but later lifted it. >>> president trump will mark his first 100 days in office. 95 days down. 5 days to go. how many campaign promises has he kept? veronica de la cruz has the progress report. >> reporter: the president trump's 100th day in office is saturday. president trump laid out a contract with american voters. the president failed to get legislation passed. most notable a replacement for obama care. >> 100 days. you have four years in your first term. 8 years for two terms. >> reporter: among president trump's accomplishments so far confirmation of neil gorsuch and withdrawal from the transpacific partnership. many of the accomplish

united airlines‘ chief executive has said he will not quit amid an explosive backlash to video of a screamingcar munoz said he felt "shame and embarrassment", let‘s take a look at some of the other stories making the news. and vowed it would never happen again to a seated passenger on one of united‘s aircraft. the embattled aviation boss said the passenger in question, david dao, deserved "certainly an apology". 0nly only an apology?! a group of shareholders has written to electric car—maker tesla questioning the independence of its board, warning it‘s too close to boss and co—founder elon musk. they urged it to re—elect members annually and to add two new independent directors to the board. in a tweet mr musk said the investors "should buy ford stock" instead. the french supermarket group carrefour has posted a strong rise of 6.2% meaning it hit almost $22.7 billion. its brazilian business was one of the main reasons why, with 38% growth in turnover, mitigating the impact of its poorly performing french business. us president trump has said his administration will not label china a currency

the chief executive of united airlines has appeared on american television, to apologise for what he'sfic removal of a passenger from an overbooked flight and he promised it will never happen again. oscar munoz had been under growing pressure after initially defending what had happened. the family of the passenger say he's being treated in hospital and they‘ re grateful for the outpouring of support they've received. simonjones reports. oh, my god! no! it's the footage that has gone viral, caused widespread revulsion, and led to shares in united airlines falling. david dao is dragged from a plane in chicago after he refuses to obey officials who tell him he must give up his seat. united insisted it needed four seats for crew members. there has been condemnation on social media. the video clips have now been viewed more than 100 million times. oh, my god! look at what you did to him! the immigrants are under attack. and people have protested outside chicago airport calling for a boycott of united. the boss had at first defended what happened, saying the passenger had been disruptive and

> we're also seeing new video of the man, dragged off a united airline plane, this is as united's chief executivennounced a change in policy and new jersey governor chris christie calls for action from all airlines. we have got it all coming dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> "eyewitness news" continues now. here's what you need to know at 5:30. two persons of interest are in custody in connection with the home invasion in bustleton overnight. police say armed robbers stole a safe with thousands of do

. >> yesterday executives from united and chicago's aviation department were questioned at a city council meeting in chicago. three aviation security officials have been suspended as a result of the incident. >>> your time now 4:36. >>> the families of people who committed suicide on the golden gate bridge had a special ceremony yesterday. they marked the beginning of the suicide obstruction. >> after years of long debate a steal net is finally being placed around the bridge and family members say they hope it will save lives. >> it's a symbol of how much we care. it's a symbol of how much we love our loved ones but after that the other people who are going to continue to jump every 10 days. >> just last year 39 people committed suicide by jumped off the golden gate bridge. it's expected to be finished by the year 2021. >>> oaklandnet.com looked like this for much of the afternoon. a spokes person said the city forgot to renew the domain. the home page was back up and running around 6:00 p.m. yesterday. >>> our time is 4:37. in the summertime it can be hard for some teenagers in oakland t

he is the president of the united states. as an executive orbiter. it wasn't directed at congress. he had over 400 local cities and counties joined together saying this is usurpation of power. it violates the constitution of the united states, violates separation of powers. thank god for the judicial branch because we have an executive branch is trying to direct local governments when they're not empowered to do so. spare me the lecture because you just go over a fact that you're ignoring witches we just had eight years of this happening in. the obama administration threatened to withdraw federal funds from states that didn't go by his transgender bathroom policies. with that unconstitutional also? >> i'm here to tell you that in 2010, made a decision here along with cook county, two counties united states of america stood up to homeland security and eyes and said we are not going to hold people in unconstitutional manner despite whatever request you make. we've been vindicated. were not only vindicated today, been vindicated by every court looking at the issue. >> and giving you an

an order requiring unite todd take video surveillance, recordings and all other documents pertaining to the incident. meanwhile, in an effort to calm the backlash, company executives say united will no long's how police to remove passengers from flight. >> we have not provided our firm line supervisor and managers, and individual with the proper tools, policies, procedures, that allow them to use their common sense. >> united also says they plan to compensate all customers on that plane, doa was forcibly removed. >>> a delaware judge is expected to rule today on whether three teenage girls are at fault in the death of the classmate. the 17 year-olds are being tried as juvenile in the death of 16 year-old amy joyner francis. she died in april 2016 after a fight in the bathroom that was recorded on camera at howard high school of technology, in wilmington. defense attorneys claim joyner frances had a rare heart condition that caused her death after the fight. >>> the city of wilmington delaware will bid a final farewell to retiring police chief bobby cummings. he has served as police chief since 2014, he is retiring with a 32 years on the job. just yesterday mayor a

the last double execution in the united states happened back in 2000. 's unclear if williams' attorneys will try to delay the execution. his death warrant will expire at midnight. a spokesman for the state attorney general says the execution could proceed. >>> there are concerns tonight that north korea could attempt a missile launch or a nuclear test within hours. this comes as a u.s. aircraft carrier arrives in south korea. u.s. military korean s will take some kind of action. if attacked, north korea says it will turn the u.s. ship into a huge pile of steel buried at sea. >>> former president obama didn't say anything about his successor in his first public appearance today since leaving office in january. he did talk about this next chapter of his life, encouraging young people to dive into public service. he made the charge speaking at the university of chicago earlier told. mr. obama says he believes the next generation will be able to mend the division in our country. >> the question then becomes, what are the ways in which we can create pathways

united airlines. it is having a 48 hours it would like to forget. the chief executivet certainly is late, but we will carry on. this is the third communication from united since the video which the vast majority of you will have seen ofa vast majority of you will have seen of a paying passenger being dragged off the airline. let's show you that before we continue. the story is that for united staff needed seat so the airline asked for volunteers. there weren't any sodhi selected passengers. some agreed to leave but this man wasn't keen and so they took off anyway in the manner you can see. one eyewitness to all of this is a man who was sitting in a row in front of the man who was dragged out. they dragged him out of his seat, banging his head on the armrest and pulled him out of the plane as if he was less than human. for me, this whole thing has been upsetting because i believe that we are created in the image of god and we all have dignity and worth and they do not feel like his dignity and worth were really being evaluated. they were being ignored. the first respons

. >> executives from united airlines got an ear full from the chicago city council. members grilled united about procedures for removing passenger from flights. and it follows sunday's incident on unit express 6-year-old david dell was dragged off the plane as horrified lookers went on. >> it becomes a poster child for all of us. and someone has to. >> what happens to my dad should have never happened to any human being regardless of the circumstance. >> and dr. dow's lawyer indicated his client will sue. >> a bad week for united got worse another passenger was stung by what looks took a scorpion. richard bell was flying from houston to calgary when the 8 legged creature fell out of a bin landed on him and stung him on the finger near a nail. officials believe the scorpian was a stow away in someone's luggage he was checked out after the flight lanltded and is doing okay. >> the search is on for a thief caught on camera wearing a frash back. look at this surveillance have washington township. the suspect clad in a garbage bag broke into yogi's. if you have informatio

. >> executives from united airlines got an ear full from the chicago city council.members grilled united about procedures for removing passenger from flights. and it follows sunday's incident on unit express 6-year-old david dell was dragged off the plane as horrified lookers went on. >> it becomes a poster child for all of us. and someone has to. >> what happens to my dad should have never happened to any human being regardless of the circumstance. >> and dr. dow's lawyer indicated his client will sue. >> a bad week for united got worse another passenger was stung by what looks took a scorpion. richard bell was flying from houston to calgary when the 8 legged creature fell out of a bin landed on him and stung him on the finger near a nail. officials believe the scorpian was a stow away in someone's luggage he was checked out after the flight lanltded and is doing okay. >> the search is on for a thief caught on camera wearing a frash back. look at this surveillance have washington township. the suspect clad in a garbage bag broke into yogi's. if you have information

this executive order on nafta is not withdrawing the united states from nafta. t perhaps we would withdraw from nafta. >> well, i think the one that sort of stuck in my attention is the executive order withdrawing from the tpp. that was dead on arrival anyway. that was never going to be voted on. >> we weren't in the tpp. >> we weren't in it. mcconnell wasn't going to bring it for a vote. it was dead. >> it was dead. likewise, they are counting the executive orders on the travel bans. a travel ban is not in effect because of the court rulings. so we have this strange math that's going on here about accomplishments through these executive orders, which is not matched by what's actually in place or what might be in place a year from now or beyond. in addition to that, you have the juxtaposition between what he was saying on the trail and of course when obama started signing the executive orders, the pen and the phone, that whole thing, was because he realized that he couldn't get anything through congress, and they were pretty open about that in the obama white hou

congress, i acted in the the national secur interests of the united states to conduct foreign relations as commander in chief and chief executive states will take additional action as necessary to further its important national interests. will congress approve the mechaninext move? joining us now is senator angus king. good morning, senator. >> good morning, alisyn. >> do you agree with president trump's letter to you that this was in the vital national security interests of the united states? >> well, it's a close call. if he is narrowly construing it as the dealing with the issue of chemical weapons, we're a member of the international agreement on chemical weapons not using them for over 100 years. i think he can make a legal case. the question is what happens next and are we talking about a broader engagement in which case the president doesn't have the authority. that's when we get down into what's congress responsibility here? they so far avoided over the last three years. >> before we get to what's next, i want to ask about the missile strike on thursday night, friday, accomplished? when we had experts on friday morning

once again the president trying to use his powers as president of the united states through executive order to do things he can't get accomplished up on capitol hill and it's not the only loss as you know that republicans up on capitol hill are averting a government shut down at the end of the week. there's no mention of border wall funding. at this point the white house appears to be willing to take this compromise of delaying security money. so on a few different fronts, big setbacks for the president. >> particularly coming up to the 100 day mark. joining me is los angeles mayor, erick gar setty. first of all, you're reaction for the rulinruling? >> i think it showed unconstitutional political threats can't take away our rights and certainly can't steal our tax dollars. i hope everybody sees that hard work of ix iffing a broken immigration system should be our focus. not the ideology that is clearly unconstitutional. this is the words of justice roberts. and you can't put a fiscal gun to the head of cities. >> is it clear what this administration defines in terms of the purpose of

executives. we mentioned before that united health care paid their chief executive officer in 2014, $66 million. one salary, one man, one year. they are under investigation by the department of justice for defrauding medicare programs of billions of dollars. the first thing this committee did on the pretense of health care reform was get him united health -- him, united health and their cronies tax cuts. tax returns from the president are perfectly and exclusively relevant to the work of this committee as it pursues comprehensive tax reform for the first time in 30 years. >> my friend from pennsylvania made it a point to clarify whether this is the law that a presidential candidate has to disclose his or her tax reforms. i think we all know the fact, it is not. it has been customary for the last 40 years. every presidential candidate has with the exception of this one. if my friend would like to join me, i would be happy to introduce legislation making it the law. it is pretty clear from the testament we heard today that this is a pretty important issue. especially coming before this committee w

but we have been discussing with what happened at united airlines. as an executiveis there anything you're going back to your staff and saying we can learn from this? >> well, there's something we can learn from everybody. i think a couple of things to learn. first, treat customers with respect. because they're the ones that actually provide the ability for all of us to work. secondly is when issues arise, just be transparent, be real, be authentic. and be empathetic at the same time. >> let's talk about the new york auto show. this has always been an important show for ford overall. but particularly for lincoln. as you guys are growing sales now you're over last year's sales topped more than $110,000 continuing to grow from here. how much does the new york market drive growth and i know you introduced the new navigator. >> yeah. we're doing really well in sxhie that -- china, and this is one of the biggest luxury markets that's why we use the new york show every year to talk about the next stage of the lincoln revival. that's why we're here talking about the new na

the chief executive of united airlines has apologised again — for what he‘s described as the truly horrificunder growing pressure — after initially defending what happened. the family of the passenger say he‘s being treated in hospital — and they‘re grateful for the outpouring of support they‘ve received. simonjones reports. no! it‘s the footage that has gone viral, caused widespread revulsion, and led to shares in united airlines falling. david dao is dragged from a plane in chicago after he refuses to obey officials who tell him he must give up his seat. united insisted it needed four seats for crew members. there has been condemnation on social media. the video clips have now been viewed more than 100 million times. oh, my god! look at what you did to him! and people have protested outside chicago airport calling for a boycott of united. the boss had at first defended what happened, saying the passenger had been disrupted and belligerent. but now a shift in tone. the first thing i think is important to say is to apologise to doctor david dao. his family, the passengers on that flight. ou

. >>> arkansas carries out the first double execution in the united states in more than a decade. marcell williams and jack jones were put to death on the same gurney just hours apart last night. both men were convicted rapists and killers. the state wants to put to death eight inmates before the end of the month when its supply of one lethal injection drug expires. arkansas plans another execution on thursday. >>> federal immigrants agents are trying to get custody of an undocumented immigrant accused of getting a teen on his soccer team pregnant. immigration enforcement officials have issued what's called a detainer request for francesco prado contreras. authorities say he entered the u.s. illegally. last week philadelphia police arrested him on sex charges. they say he paid one of his teenage players to have sex with him, and she had his baby. now the city of philadelphia has to decide whether to release him into i.c.e.'s custody. the city released a statement saying the request must be accompanied by a judicial criminal warrant in order for that to happen. >>> 5:06. today pres

the courts and so once again, the president trying to use his powers as president of the united states, or executive order to do things he can't get accomplished up on capitol hill and the court stepping in and stopping him and it's not the only loss on the immigration front today, anderson, republicans on up capitol hill are trying to draft legislation to avert a government shutdown at the end of the week, in that legislation, there's no mention of border wall funding, there's another loss for the president. the white house appears to be taking this compromise of just accepting border security money and essentially delaying this promise that the president made out on the campaign trail, so on a few different fronts, some big losses, big set backs from the president on immigration. >> particularly in a week coming up to the 100-day mark to rack up as many accomplishments as they k jo. >> it was a great day for our constitution, it think it shows that unconstitutional threats again cities cannot take away our rights and they can't steal our tax dollars, this was a day that i hope that everyone sees t

. >>> arkansas carried out the first double execution in the united states in 17 years. rcel williams was executed last night. he was put on death row for raping and murdering a 22-year- old woman he kidnapped from a gas station. earlier today jack jones was executed by lethal injection on the same gurney. he killed two people and attempted to kill a young girl. relatives of the victims thanked the governor and attorney joan. death penalty opponents were disgusted by the process. >> they took care of what was ruled in '96 and they gave our family some justice. >> this is the first time this happened in this country in 17 years. once again arkansas is making history for all the wrong and most horrible reasons, and i am very disappointed in our state. >> jones and williams were the second and third arkansas inmates executed in less than a week. the state has scheduled four double executions over an 11- day period this month saying they need to be carried out before its supply of the lethal injection drug expires. >>> members of the writers guild of america are a step closer