and taken off that delta flight. >> reporter: and as for that united flight, more than 250 passengers had to wait 24 hours for a new flight. united tells us the call to divert is ultimately the captain's decision. gio benitez, abc, new york. >> when we come back, who went home on the premier of the bachelor. >> why some insiders think the drake j-lo romance is a sham. the skinny is coming up next. >> "world news now" the ♪ ♪ >>> you're so excited. >> bachelor time. >> it is the much anticipated beginning of season 21. what say you bachelor analyst? >> well, we know who's our man, let's put it that way. nick viall. i have the rose here. i'll set it down. our man nick viall has been on tv before, you could say. he has already failed at love with andy, kaitlyn and jen on bachelor in paradise, in the event anyone watched that one over the summer. nick says he fears having his heart broken again but he's in this thing for real, and he's ready to go. and they are off and running. so speaking of off and running, the women arrive at the mansion. there were 30 of them. it doesn't matter at thi

a couple from minnesota was arrested and taken off a delta flight. >> and as for that united flight in auckland, more than 250 passengers had to wait nearly 24 hours, until today, for a new flight to san francisco. united tells us the call to divert is ultimately the captain's decision. cecilia? >>> o gio, thank you. we have an update on britain's queen elizabeth. she was suffering from a heavy cold, and her husband prince philip without her. the queen has been out of sight for weeks, except for this christmas message, but the palace says she is back at work in the comfort of her country estate. >>> and the queen of pop is at the center of what became the final viral story of 2016. mariah sparking controversy and now a war of words. we have more on this meltdown of the year. ♪ should auld aquicquaintance b forgot ♪ >> reporter: minutes before midnight, a diva disaster. 11 million people watching it live here on abc. >> we don't have a soundcheck for this, baby, but that's okay. get these monitors on, please. >> reporter: mariah carey's high notes crystal clear -- on tape. >> i'm trying

and as for that united flight in auckland, more than 250 passengers had to wait 24 hours for a new flight. united tells us the call to divert is ultimately the captain's decision. cecilia? >> gio, thank you. >>> and the queen of pop is at the center of what became the viral story of 2016. mariah carey's performance sparking so many bizarre questions and now a war of words. abc's david wright has more on this meltdown of the year. ♪ should auld acquaintance be forgot ♪ >> reporter: minutes before midnight, a diva disaster. 11 million people watching it live here on abc. >> we didn't have a soundcheck, but it's new year's, baby. that's okay, you guys. get these monitors on, please. >> reporter: mariah carey's high notes crystal clear -- on tape. >> i'm trying to be a good sport here. >> reporter: but on stage, she was just going through the motions. ♪ we belong together >> reporter: the pop star, fresh off a concert tour has been known to fumble, blaming this new year's malfunction on an ear piece she says wasn't working, noting that beforehand, she couldn't hear ryan seacrest. her represen

the unite flight taking people back. >> changes could be coming with the san francisco 49ers. espn is reporting that chip kelly bill we relieved of head coaching duties and its roll tide. alabama dominated washington on their way to another appea >>> most of us are look can forward to 2017 a few people are traveling back in time, so to speak. united flight 890 left shanghai, china, where it's already 2017 and set to land here in the bay area where it is still 2016. let's look at times square in new york citiy thousands are packed in. up to a million are expected to gather to watch the ball drop at midnight. outgoing u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon gets to push the button to drop the ball. you can spend us with the nurse rockin' eve with ryan seacrest. we'll get you caught up on the news at 11:00 and then back to ryan seacrest through modified. >> now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma, we'll welcome the new year under clear and quiet skies. a we can storm sim to the howth so live doppler 7 is perfect visible for the fireworks. the forecast calls for a cool and dry new

the unite flight taking people back. >> changes could be coming with the san francisco 49ers. espn is reporting that chip kelly bill we relieved of head coaching duties and its roll tide. alabama dominated washington on their way to another appearance >>> most of us are look can forward to 2017 a few people are traveling back in time, so to speak. united flight 890 left shanghai, china, where it's already 2017 and set to land here in the bay area where it is still 2016. let's look at times square in new york citiy thousands are packed in. up to a million are expected to gather to watch the ball drop at midnight. outgoing u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon gets to push the button to drop the ball. you can spend us with the nurse rockin' eve with ryan seacrest. we'll get you caught up on the news at 11:00 and then back to ryan seacrest through modified. >> now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma, we'll welcome the new year under clear and quiet skies. a we can storm sim to the howth so live doppler 7 is -- the perfect visible for the fireworks. the forecast calls for a cool

now, it happened on a united airlines flight. this obviously was a very scary or deal that quickly turned into a security incident because of so many reasons that we're going to get in. what i want to say it appears that the worker was accidentally locked into the baggage compartment. he's lucky to be alive as sarah mentioned. the scare happened yesterday on a united airlines flight from charlotte, dulles last airport to dulles international airport. he was working for g2 secure services, but dispatch workers could be heard saying he forgot his airport id. obviously this prompted security concerns. listen to this audio recording of the dispatch workers skis every discussing the incident as it unfolded. they're also requesting a possible report. there is no one stuck inside of the aircraft. he was a baggage loader at charlotte airport. they accidentally locked him in the the cargo area. there's no injuries. the authorities are checking him out. > unite airlines release a statement saying united express flight 66 operated by mess a

a couple from minnesota arrested and taken off that delta flight. >> reporter: and as for that united flightre than 250 passengers had to wait 24 hours for a new flight. united tells us the call to divert is ultimately the captain's decision. gio benitez, abc, new york. >> when we come back, who went home on the premier of the bachelor. >> why some insiders think the drake j-lo romance is a sham. the skinny is coming up next. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. the ♪ ♪ >>> you're so excited. >> bachelor time. >> it is the much anticipated beginning of season 21. what say you bachelor analyst? >> well, we know who's ou

jummy: united airlines, flight out of dulles forced to make an emergency landing. larry: a terrifying plunge, a skier flying straight off a cliff face. >> think it is all good, i hi t the edge of the cliff and i realized it was a cliff. theia: a live look at >>> good morning, america. president trump, his war of words with mexico escalates overnight over that promise to build a wall. >> i'm talking about a wall that's got to be like serious. >> as mexico's president's big meeting in u.s. is canceled, backlash grows over who and how the wall will be paid for and today hundreds of thousands of protesters descending on washington for the march for life. >>> also breaking overnight, a plane's engine igniting. >> we are declaring an emergency. we have a right engine fire. >> the united flight forced to make an emergency landing in nashville. firefighters rushing to the scene. >>> the terrifying hotel blaze, flames shooting out of the roof of a florida marriott filled with guests forcing the building to evacuate. what sparked the fire and the quick response overnight.

passengers flying united airlines at a standstill. why all domestic flights have been grounded. >> why another bay area storm will pound the area leaving behind some significant damage. >>> good evening i'm ken wayne. >> we begin tonight with breaking news. united airline says all domestic flights are grounded at this hour due to a computer outage. the outage occurred just over an hour ago. international flights are not affected at this time. sfo is a united hub, so there are a lot of united flights in and out of that airport as well as san jose. united tweeted the airline is working on a problem, but no word yet when it will be fixed. >>> all right, now to the weather. we saw a lot more rain today soaking the bay area. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is here with a look at the radar to show us where the wet weather is. >> reporter: we've been talking about three storms this week. this third one is coming right on schedule late saturday night into your sunday. take a look right now from the rainfall totals with us for this third system. san rafael and santa ro

. >>> united airlines flights are taking off again today after being grounded more than two hours. cnn reports they were having problems communicating with central communications. united flights were also grounded in october, june, and july. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 9:00 a popular brewery issues a nationwide recall. plus a plan for the donation of a 14u7 million donation made to a university. >>> why it's the ends of the road for the bump that tells you when you are drifting out of your lane. >> today owes storm is level one. that means >>> sierra nevada is telling customers to put down that beer until you find out if it is part of a recall. eight different brews bottled in north carolina run the rick of having a small shard of glass inside the bottle. the beers brewed in chico are not affected. look for one of these eight styles you see there. on the side you will find the ttle bog date. if it's between december 5th 2016 and january 13th 2017 with the letter m, like mike, then return it for a full refund. >>> escalatora university will receive the largest donation in its hi

the united flights were grounded for more than two hours last night. united said the problem affected its ability to get information that allows flights to depart, like weight and balance information. more than 200 flights were affected. >>> samsung electronics says batteries were the only problem in its galaxy note 7 smartphones. samsung says batteries from two different manufacturers made the phones prone to catch fire. after testing more than 200,000 phones samsung concluded the batteries did not fit well and there was not enough insulation. >>> the super bowl will match up a perennial contender against a team that has reached the nfl title game just once. the new england patriots will play in their ninth super bowl after routing visiting pittsburgh yesterday, 36-17. while in atlanta, the falcons scored a 44-21 win over green bay. the falcons lost in the 1999 super bowl but hope things will be a little different this time. >> this team that we've had this year has been the right mix. i mean we're a team that's gotten better as the year has gone on.

. >> american airlines a blames a computer problem for ground something flights -- united airlines. while the problem is fixed, united says passengers expect delays today while they still recover from all of the delays and cancellations yesterday. many passengers we talked to were frustrated. >> i was here on time. i was here early, and just to get, like, a voucher doesn't really help me out. >> it definitely shouldn't happen. it's causing so much disruption. >> united airlines apologized to customers for the inconvenience. it's not the first computer glitch to affect airlines. back in october, united flights were delayed for are hours because of a computer problem, and that caused a social media firestorm. >>> happening today, san francisco's new police chief will formally be sworn into office. 52-year-old william scott comes from the handle police department. scott tells the chronicle that he feels his biggest challengele is earning the trust of the -- challenge is earning the trust of the rank and file officers as an outsider in the city of san francisco. scott replaces the chief

>>> a computer glitch grounds all domestic flights for united ails for several hours. >>> good evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm amalia gomez. the domestic flights for united airlines is back up. passengers are experiencing major delays. >> reporter: yes, i checked the board. it looks as if they still have several details. one passenger plans to spend the night in a hotel because she would have arrived at her destination past midnight. she isn't the only one facing headaches at the ticket counter. united airline is in recovery mode after a computer glitch grounded all domestic flights throughout the county. passengers couldn't help, but be frustrated. >> reporter: we caught up with alyssa who was calling a hotel. her united airline flight was suppose to take off at 5:30 this evening. but because of numerous delays she wouldn't have gotten home until 1:00 in the morning. she is now hopping on a flight tomorrow. >> and then i got a hotel coupon, but the cheapest hotel is $89. that doesn't really help me because now i have to pay $100 for something that's not my fault. i don't really want to

united grounded all of its domestic flights. united is waiving the fees for all passengers. >>> b.a.r.t. is back to schedule as police caught a man. he did manage to roll out of the way of oncoming trains. the man was taken to the hospital. it is still unclear how he ended up on the tracks. >>> donald trump held a -- the inauguration crowd was the large ever. >> you're saying it's a falsehood and they're giving sean spicer our press secretary gave alternative facts to that. but the main reason. >> wait a second, alternative facts. >> mr. trump announced he will have a meeting with leaders in canada and what is process no, and many said its political association. >>> it's a new here in warbgd with president trump and the white house and republicans in control of the house and around the world. people here and around the states are waiting to see what president trump will do first. >> targeting everything from health care to immigration. >> he needs to make sure he takes out funding for those sanctuary cities that do not allow the

what's being blamed for all united flights for about two hours. ?q >>> 18 people have been killed by severe storms in the southeast and there were tornados as well. the devastation stretches from georgia, alabama and texas. there were more than 20 tornados and hundreds of homes were destroyed. >> oh mercy, it looked like a war zone. lines down and trees down and aluminum everywhere. looks like it wiped out the baptist church down there. pretty much gone. just a mess. . >> more severe weather is expected, especially in north florida and the carolinas. >>> united airlines planes are flying again this morning after a computer problem that grounded domestic flights for two hours yesterday. the wall street journal reports the problem came from a technology that sends text messages to pilots in the cockpit as well as information for the weight and balance of the plane needed the take off. the company says passengers with flights should expect delays to continue today while they still recover from all the delays and cancellations yesterday. many passengers

mean united flights had computer outage: information they need to push back from the gate. united warning customers they could still experience delays today. >>> on wall street could start the week underpressure. stocks rose on friday. the markets were lower for the week. earnings could be front and center this week as a stocks and fifth of s&p 500 report results. we also get data on housing, durable goods and fourth quarter gdp. nasdaq up 15 to 5555. >> landon dowdy with cnbc, thanks. >>> issued a first alert. look at the camera shaking. live view. that wind is going to get stronger as the day goes on. already reports of power outages expecting more. your neighborhood forecast just ahead. we'll be right back. >>> right now, nbc 10 news today. take a look at fist alert radar. in for hours of rain, wind, potential flooding especially along the coast. >>> get ready for possible travel de

he lost his cool over his middle seat but the united flight attendant kept hers despite his rant. the plane diverted to auckland, new zealand, and the passenger was arrested. those middle seats. >> the man behind the hollyweed sign is revealed. those are some of the headlines on the "morning news" stand. "marie claire" reports on the tension between members of the rockettes and their performance. at a private meeting last week many dancers expressed concern and pointed to backlash they encountered. one rockette suggested they were being asked to tolerate intolerance. their boss james dolan called the performance an opportunity and they should be toll rant of dichlkt opinions. >> the "washington post" reports on a good-bye bash at the white house for president obama. sources tell the paper friday's party will feature guests like stevie wonder, bradley cooper, and oprah winfrey. the president heads to chicago next week to present his address. >>> a man was hospitalized for an undisclosed medical issue. the 82-year-old has been serving a sense since 1981. he >>> "the wall street jour

the worker was locked in the baggage compartment of the united flight that he was loading and was trapped inside as the flight left charlotte dulles international airport. communication with crews responding after the airplane touchdown. >> right after we confirmed ifebody was in there, and tsa calls back, to confirm they are en route. until then, he is not to leave the area. jonathan: the baggage compartment was pressurized during the flight, so the man was not injured. steve: clouds are on the increase and we are looking at patchy fog. it is dry around the the him fee, but that will change early tomorrow morning. butt is dry around the dmv, will change early tomorrow morning. we could pick up anywhere between a half-inch and one inch of rain by the time the system moves out. kids back to school tomorrow, 46 degrees, grab the umbrella heading out the door. .ooking at light rain of snow. more on that in a few minutes. jonathan: 7 on your side is fighting back against crime as neighbors try to bring peace to their homes in 2017. a man was shot outside of his home in northeast by two men we

z290ez zi0z y290ey yi0y >>> terrifying moments in the air for passengers as a smoky engine forced a united flight to make an emergency landing. washington to nashville landed safely. crews immediately doused the spoelderri smoldering engine. no injuries were reported. the faa is now investigating. >>> the engineer involved in a deadly train crash in philadelphia is suing amtrak. he alleged that the railroad ignored reports that people were throwing objects at trains. he said he was disoriented after something hit his train. investigators say he was distracted by reports of another train being hit. >>> a hotel fire forced hundreds of guests from their rooms in tampa. flames seen shooting off the top of the building. firefighters had to walk up to 27 flights of stairs to put out the flames on the rooftop there. now, officials say the blaze was caused by debris from construction work after nearly an hour, the fire was out and those guests returned to their rooms. >>> scary images. >>> facebook is offering another layer of security to better protect your this special usb stick designed to lock out in

>> this was on a united flight from sydney, australia, to sfo yesterday. witnesses say that the man was angry because he was seated between passengers of indian or pakistani descent. cameras were rolling as he took out his anger on crew members. the captain made the call to ground the flight in new zealand. once they landed police arrested that man. as for the other 252 passengers, they were put up in hotels overnight. the flight landed safely in san francisco this morning. >>> samsung is looking to bounce back from its galaxy note 7 debacle. this is the galaxy a smart phone samsung says is a low cost alternative to its popular galaxy s line. it's unclear when it will debut in the u.s. samsung yanked the galaxy note 7 from stores last year due to a number of phones catching fire while charging. >>> as we start the new year, some people are wondering just how much longer they'll be able to afford to live in the bay area. john blackstone reports from the heart of silicon valley where all but the highest earners are being priced out. >> reporter: jessica clar

the racist rant that prompted a united flight crew to take action. >> first a massive manhunt is underway for the gunman who killed 39 people at a nightclub in turkey. the video that just surfaced. it could lead to his arrest. . >> and rainfall around the bay area. that will make the roadways wet he as you head out the door. heading back to work. heading back to school. we will tell you about the east drive in the east bay. the golden gate bridge as well. >> and rain, more rain than snow has returned. it looked like the start of a wet pattern today and tomorrow. what's in store by the weekend. ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. . >>> welcome back it mornings on 2. live picturesw. he are at sfo right now. it's one of the busiest days to get back to work for a lot of travelers. for this new year. a lot of people getting b

job now, it happened on a united airlines flight.cary or deal that quickly turned into a security incident because ofof so many reasons that we're going to get in. what i want to say it appears that the worker was accidentalle locked into the baggage compartment. he's lucky to be alive as sarah mentioned. the scare happened yesterday on a united airlines flight from charlotte, dulles international last airport to dullesles international

the worker got locked in the baggage compartment of the united flight he was loading. he was trapped inside as the flight left charlotte and touched down an hour-and-a-half later at dulles international airport. a-b-c 7 obtained communications between crews responding after the plane landed. the baggage compartment was pressurized during the flight. the man wasn't hurt. a two-year-old boy in utah is credited with saving his twin brother's life. last week the twins were in their bedroom. they were trying to climb onto the drawers of their dresser, when the dresser tipped over, trapping brock. " the twins' parents are relieved brock they're warning other parents to bolt down their children's dressers to the wall, to prevent a similar incident. breaking overnight.. the same system bringing us rain this morning - now being blamed for at least five deaths in the south. the severe storms there - bringing tornadoes and dangerous flooding. abc's janai norman reports: stay connected to stormwatch7 when severe weather hits. alerts sent right to your phone. or download the stormw

they say the united flight crew did its best to make everyone feel safe during a tense situation. >> he just stood up and started screaming and i could see the vein pulsing in his neck. said a few things i wasn't okay with so it shook me. neil, go get the flight attendant. he's being a racist. >> reporter: she and her husband neil say a flight from sydney, austrailia to san francisco quickly turned frightening. when a man sitting nearby repeatedly verbally assaulted his seat mates and flight attendants. >> once the flight attendants came over, he then turned into using homophonic slurs toward the slight attendance. >> reporter: they say the flight crew did its best to calm the man for hours. >> every 15 minutes another incident, another six hours. everybody was concerned what was the next one going to be. >> i felt disturbed, tense, a few of the other passengers had tears in our eyes because it was such an intention situation for so many hours. >> reporter: united said the pilot decided to turn the plane around and land in new zealand because the passenger refused to follow instructi

while many people were sleeping-- a united airlines flight from d-c was making an emergency landing in tennessee. airport officials say the flight was forced to land in nashville after reporting smoke coming from one of it's engines. emergency crews met the plane on the runway engine but no flames. they still applied water and foam. all passengers and crew were able to safely evacuate the plane, and no injuries are reported. one week after taking the oath of office-- and president donald trump has a lot on his plate. a deep diplomatic rift seems to be growing between the u-s, and mexico. this comes as president trump prepares to host british prime minister theresa may at the white house. abc's stephanie ramos has more. as preident trump becomes more vocal crack down on undocumented immigrants-- the human impact is coming into focus in our own backyard. efforts are underway to arm people with information- about how life could soon change. tim barber has more. a group of greeneace protesters are out greeneace protesters are out of jail this getting a better idea about the cost of that hi

still ahead the racist rant that prompted a united flight crew to take action. >>> also the warriors host the denver nuggets trying to get their first win of the new year. mark will tell us how they did later in sports. >>> up next though homeowners find their house ransacked. the teenage burglar was still inside. >>> a minlo mother was attacked. the two suspects in their teens. >> reporter: this single-story two-bedroom house is a mess. furniture and items tossed about, cabinet doors ripped off hinges, all aftermaths from a burglary on new year's eve. resident eddie fuala who doesn't want his face shown says he and his wife walked in and confronted two teens. one tried to beat him with a hammer. >> he was standing with a hammer trying to hit me. he threw it at me. he was trying to hit me with it. i grabbed him and threw him on the ground. >> reporter: one juvenile sobbed for mercy, but the second was able to escape. police investigators made an arrest a short time later near the 1 100 block of carlton avenue. >> you don't expect your home to be invaded. neither one of us expected it

after being all of united's domestic flights were grounded for more than two hours last night. officials say an i-t glitch caused the problem.. but it was later resolved. international flights were "not" affected. a warning now.. about a scam targeting homes and businesses in the coldest months of the year.. scammers posing as utility employees are calling people, and threatening to cut off electricity if they don't pay. one man who was targeted lost nearly two-thousand dollars. he says he didn't realize it was a scam until it was already too late. power companies nationwide are sending out warnings, saying these scams are spreading. the federal trade commission says if you receive a call that seems suspicious, hang up and contact your provider. and remember.. your electric company will never ask you to load money onto a pre-paid card. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen as we end the weekend and kick off the work week, the weather is rather active. heavy rain and gusty winds move into the region tonight. there is a wind advisory in effect for howard, frederick, montgomery,

. >>> united airlines domestic flights are on the move again after being stuck on the ground for about 2 1/2 hours because of computer problems. abc 7 news was at san francisco's international airport where only united passengers have been affected and could experience delays through the rest of the night. computer and software issues also grounded united flights back in october, june, and july. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, if you were anywhere near a march for women's rights yesterday, you saw plenty of signs. the unlikely place that's now collecting them. >>> and a historic ship becomes a victim of the latest round of storms. we're getting a unique perspective of the damage. >>> and tahoe is packed with snow. it's a breathtaking sight. but high winds are causing serious concerns. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. it will noting the winds here tomorrow but the rain that will cause more concern for flooding. but we are tracking a dry pa increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? artoo, thruster

flights nationwide. the airline said the i.t. issue was to blame, a computer issue. united apparently fixed it about an hour later. 200 flights were impacted around the nation. i talked to some folks who flew into d.c. for the women's march and the inauguration. they say that this was very tough for them. they just want to get back home. a few flights were delayed here at reagan national airport. >> it's just upsetting. i understand not their fault. things happen. but i need to get home. i need to get my daughter to school tomorrow. it's frustrating. >> reporter: now, united is working to get those flights back to normal. meanwhile, many of the folks tell me that they are not going to allow this to diminish, to make them feel bad about this weekend. they said they had a great time at the women's march and the live here at reagan national airport, i'm shamarry stone, news4. >>> we've got some breaking new details tonight in that shooting at a mall in san antonio, texas. we've learned the person who died was a good samaritan who tried to stop a robbery. san antonio police bel

. >> the united flight forced to make an emergency landing in nashville.irefighters rushing to the scene. >>> the terrifying hotel blaze, flames shooting out of the roof of a florida marriott filled with guests forcing the building to evacuate. what sparked the fire and the quick response overnight.

this was on a united flight from sidney to san francisco yesterday. this man was angry because he was seated between passengers of indian or pakistani extent. -- pakistani dissent. a passenger was recording while the passenger was being unruly. the flight landed safely in san francisco this morning shortly before 7:00. >>> in canada, a pilot allegedly found passed out in the cockpit was arrested on suspicion of being drunk. gate crew noticed the sun wing airlines pilot acting strangely before his flight out of calgary over the weekend. he was then discovered asleep in the pilot seat. police say his blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit. >>> the blame game over mariah carrey's botched performance. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast

. >>> then all united flights halted for two hours. what led to the delays for passengers? >>> social media fired up after an interview between kellyanne conway and nbc's chuck todd. the phrase said by conway has now gone viral. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. brought you as breaking news at 6 ... a rough night for united airlines passengers >>> follow up to a story we brought you as breaking news at 6:00 tonight. a rough night for united airlines passengers after all airplanes were grounded for two hours. this affected all flights in the lower 48 states. a source tells us the company that provides weight and balance information to each flight is the company that had a computer outage. it had a ripple effect f

it's not the first compute glitch to affect night inspected october, united flights were delayed for hours because of a computer problem. also some delays and san sellations at sfo, who has 19 flight delays and three cancellations this morning because of bad weather here in the bay area and other parts of the country. if you have a flight out of sfo, check the status of your flight about you hid out to the airport. >>> time is 6:09. president donald trump beginning his first full work week in office today. he already has a busy schedule, and a very aggressive agenda, and he's closely watching capitol hill. doug has more from washington. >> president donald trump has a number of irons in the fire today, but his team is not yet complete, and that is going to add to the drama here on capitol hill. >> and young americans looking to fulfill their dreams. >> reporter: president donald trump attending the swearing in of his senior staff, setting the stage far busy monday. there will be meetings at the white house with business and labor leaders, meetings with congressional leaders, and sign

clayton: at some point during one and a half hour flight united was alert that had the handler was in cargo hole of the airplane. so far he hasn't said how he ended up there. a fire destroying a single father of three's house in a matter of second, the only thing that survived was a flag by his father, a world war ii vet. >> i lost everything, it had dad's flag, i lost it there. clayton: family drawing strength from their faith and flag. heather: the congress kicks off today, big day with the very long to-do list. democrats are promising uphill battle for both. senate minority leader chuck schumer saying, quote, if republicans think they can jack through a whole sleight of nominees without a fair hearing process they are sorely mistaken. here to weigh in morgan ortagus. morgan: happy new year. heather: 115th, let's start with the to-do list. we have obamacare, confirmations, regulatory rollbacks, the un reelecting ryan and some new house rules. so do you think that they will begin successfully with obamacare? morgan: it's a very big agenda, everything that you just named. replacing --

also coming up, the latest on what caused united airlines to ground its flights for hours. and later, madonna raised some eyebrows about something she said she wanted to do to the white house in her speech at the women's march. now she is trying to quiet the controversy. now for a check of traffic with angela foster. jummy. on the roads this hour, some improvement in most of the areas. we are continuing with debris across the roadways, and the wet, slippery conditions that we had all morning long. this hour, yet another capital beltway accident. we are looking at the outer loop in silver spring, the crash between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. it is jamming up traffic reflate. this is more the case around the area. a live look at interstate 95 through dumfries. you can see the road spray, and the slower conditions through that area. we have been dealing with a crash on 95 in prince william county for quite some time now. southbound 95 at marine corps base quantico -- we have just reopened that ramp. a quick peek at interstate 66. no major troubles to report. if you

a consumer outage grounded all united flights across the country for about two hours tonight. the i.t. problem started at 7:00 in the united got everything fixed by 9:00. there's no word how many flights were impacted. >>> also new at 11:00, samsung says batteries are to blame for the galaxy note 7 phones overheating and catching fire. the announcement comes three months after the flagship phone was discontinued. the smart phone maker originally blamed lithium batteries from a supplier. now they say it was problems with the design and manufacturing of their batteries. >>> well it was a contentious second day of donald trump's presidency. as the white house continued to defend press secretary sean spicer's comments about the inauguration crowd being the largest in history. >> you're saying it's a falsehood and they're giving -- sean spicer, our press secretary gave alternative facts to that. >> and that was trump advisor kellyanne conway this morning on msnbc's "meet the press". conway went on to say it wasn't possible to count the crowd and there's no way to prove the number on

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united took that plane out of service. so that return flight to our area was cancelled. >>> the georgetown mot the hotel to evacuate tonight. somebody made the threat over the phone. police searched the building but didn't find anything. the hotel says guest safety was its primary concern. >>> tonight mayor muriel bowser is standing firm, defending d.c.'s status as a so-called sanctuary city. it means police do not question a person's legal residency. new at 11:00 tonight, we asked the mayor if she's ready to take the white house to court. >> reporter: d.c. could lose $1 billion under president trump's sanctuary city crack down. are you intimidated by president trump? >> he's the president of the united states and i'm the mayor of the best city in the world. it's our job. his constituents and mine expect us to work together for the good of washington, d.c. >> reporter: she speaks out about president trump's exec ti tive order on sanctuary cities. the president could cut funding to d.c. are you concerned d.c. may not get federal funding when all

back in october, united flights were delayed for hours because of a computer problem, and that led to major firestorms on social media. >> happening today, the new police police chief will be sworn into office in san francisco. 52-year-old william scott spend time with the los angeles police department as an officer and a commander. he said his biggest challenge will be earning the trust of the rank and file officers coming in as an outside from the san francisco -- outsider to the san francisco police department. >>> president donald trump begins his first full workweek in office today, already he has a busy schedule, and an aggression bive agenda. he's also closely watching capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump's team is not yet complete, and that will add to the drama here on capitol hill. >> and young americans looking to fulfillle their dreams. president donald trump attending the swearing in of his senior staff, setting the stage for a busy monday. there will be meetings at the white house with business and labor leaders, meetings with congressional leaders, and signing exe

. >> the united flight forced to make an emergency landing in nashville. firefighters rushing to the scene. >>> the terrifying hotel blaze, flames shooting out of the roof of a florida marriott filled with guests forcing the building to evacuate. what sparked the fire and the quick response overnight. ♪ >>> the sisters are doing it for themes is. venus and serena williams about to go head-to-head in the australian open final. >> she's my toughest opponent. >> everyone has their moment in the sun. >> both of them on the verge of history, serena playing for the most singles titles ever for a woman, only venus standing in her way. game on in this epic sibling showdown. ♪ sisters are doing it for themselves. >>> sisters are doing it for themselves. sister act, great to have david here. >> great to be here. slow week. >> nothing else going on. >> how about this epic battle coming up with the williams sisters? >> can't wait for that. >> back in action and i love what venus said about serena. tough talk about her opponent but then she said she's super awesome so