manuscript known as the codex, in fact, this is the book we are used to, consisting of sheets of the united flightsespecially in the fact that the whole text is written as if it is one continuous canvas, as if we are looking at one continuous one continuous picture, er, and for this reason in particular. e from the branch is still used today, and in synagogues it is used in the biblical tradition. they did not force them out, as they did a millennium ago. sacred texts are written in the strictest accordance with the whole the ancient canons define everything with a set of rules, for example, the shape and proportions of each letter, when the texts are rewritten, uh writes these texts. they just have to be nice letters. he must think about what he writes and do it in the name of the performer. not a commandment, only then it will be fit, that is, kosher, because kosher means a fit letter, according to the canon. it can only be written in ink, it is made from soot and wood resin with the addition of copper sulfate, the master writes with a goose or turkey pen metal feathers cannot be used ; only spec

united becoming the first airline to donate flights to this effort. mmunications officer for united. first flights are tomorrow. how many more do you think you will need to do before this crisis is alleviated? >> good morning. it's nice to see you. we expect over the next couple weeks to go 12 shipments of our baby formula from the uk to the united states. we have 23 flights a day between london and the united states. we are donating a portion of that capacity on our planes to step up and fill this need. the first airline you mentioned to volunteer and give it away for free. we recognize there are millions of families, a father not babies and remembering that vulnerability of trying to take care of a child? this is a tough position. we can step up and lend our expertise in moving us into cargo and using the capacity that we have on our planes that operate between the uk and the united states to really help. >> are you hearing specifics from the white house? because they haven't been able to provide any time line or expectation of when things will get b

that includes five delta airline flights and four by united. south bay as well as mineta. san jose one united flight canceled with 15 southwest flights expected to land or depart 15 minutes or more than originally scheduled. alright, frank, time is now 7 47 . today is the last day of the month of the in the second quarter and for wall street. it's been a rough few days in a rough six months, cook is keeping an eye on all the numbers are kinda me joins us with dollars and cents in june. let's just say goodbye to june right whole first half of the year and especially for the s and p. 500 where a lot of people have their retirement funds in those stocks, the s and p 500. the first half of the year has been the worst. in 50 years this morning, area based restoration hardware issued a profit warning for the year, and analysts say a second quarter earnings start to come in during the next few weeks. we are likely to see more disappointing reports as the opening bell rang this morning. stocks headed lower spirit airlines shareholders were supposed to

most of those delays are in united airlines flights. we saw long lines that united ticket counters at sfo this morning, one couple we spoke to say their flight was delayed, and now they might miss their daughter's wedding. american travelers facing rising flight cancelations and delays ahead of the july 4th holiday weekend. the t s a screening more than 2.4 million people across the country on sunday. the highest checkpoint volume since february of 2020. but those travelers were met with more than 1500 flight cancelations and more than 12,000 delays over the weekend. those are thousands of flights being disrupted. this is not the norm airlines placing the blame on the federal aviation administration trade group airlines for america, requesting a meeting with transportation secretary pete buddha judge looking to discuss air traffic controllers staffing as they claim a key traffic control center in jacksonville, florida has been understaffed for 27 of the last 30 days. if you can't control what's going on in the skies, how do we get planes

, one united flight has been canceled. 15 southwest flights are expected to land or take off 15 minuteser. than originally scheduled. 15 minutes. not so bad, but it's longer than that. i know. check in with steve paulson. i don't know if you've seen any weather problems for flights, either here or where people might be traveling anything. anyone should worry about focused on us and only us. okay, look. okay? hopefully no extreme man here. i know. hopefully no extreme weather where people are headed. there is some but i'll take. i have to take care of us first, but i'll take a look here we have a big fog bank, and that's mean cooler. breezy windy for sam. drizzle lots of drizzle out there. the basis on the fog has lifted big time. so i ate thursday forecast is cooler, for all means even out to the sacramento valley because there's no doubt about it. onshore wind, santa rosa conquered menlo park east san jose, those arrows are all down. 77 78 72 74 on the forecast highs today big time code and kicked in yesterday. there you go. west southwest napa airport travis west southwest of 35, the

over the weekend and canadian united flight attendant for not wearing her mask tweeting photo of her caption hey, united, why are you breaking th law? mass are required on all flight out of canada. your flight attendant isn't wearing one. proving to be the ultimate heat tag for transportation department, news outlets, even the royal canadian mounted police. who couldn't stop the place anyway because they are riding horses. the tweet was as popular as lik i likely was. while other kids are playing spin the bottle he was calling authorities because the bottle wasn't recyclable. after the got called up for being a subhuman speech he went full keyboard warrior tweeting canada is not the usa in our country, our rules, and that's why your covid death rate as triple of ours. its true canada is not the usa, your football league sucks. and, and, at least our leaders are really black. i'm not sure if this man ever got laid,. >> i also don't have any intel on that, i can safely bet, how can anybody find this creature appealing after knocking on a woman in trying to get her arrested for not wear

she got on a united flight in newark on may 18th and arrived in san jose, costa rica, later that nightrand cherokee in austin to a carmax for more than $12,000 right after she was questioned by authorities. she got a check from the dealership the day after she was questioned by austen authorities and she left the following day, may 14th. is this in the details but incredible work by the fugitive task force in the united states. ted williams, what do you make of that incredible capture? >> i think you summed up very well. this is excellent law enforcement work. they did not know where she has a disguise or safe passport. and i'm sure they will expedite her back here t austin, texas, area as soon as possible. >> dagen: of this is the u.s. marshals service, the task force along with homeland security. the fact that this woman, armstrong, fled, how does that play into the charges against her? also assuming she doesn't cut a deal and eventual trial. >> she's definitely going to be considered a fugitive under the circumstances under those laws. more important here, dagen, i am sure that unde

when six-year-old lena lost her tooth during a united airlines flight, she really lost it. when it fell out and couldn't find it. well that's when united airlines pilot captain josh stepped in to help, writing a note, asking the tooth fairy so please take this note in place of her tooth. well, we can report a message was received. she was left six bucks under her pillow. i guess even the tooth fairy has been hit by inflation. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capitol. to all who are traveling, good luck and good night. >> judge judy: "this puppy has been vet checked and is found to be in good health." >> announcer: she believed this dog breeder's word. >> judge judy: when she took the puppy home, it was not in good health. she could tell immediately. >> i brought the puppy back. >> judge judy: she was bringing it back because it was sick. >> announcer: but her puppy problem's not over. >> judge judy: so, why doesn't she get her money back? >> the contract clearly states that there is no cash refund. >> judge judy: so you have the puppy

flight officer roscoe perkins. a distinguished aviation pioneer who helped pave the way for racial integration in the united states armed forces. and who is service has in-- and whose service has inspired generations of aviators. flight officer roscoe perkins served our country in world war ii. as a military pilot and was one of the first black american pilots to serve in the united states armed forces. flight officer perkins was among the nearly 1,000 men referred to as the taws key gee air -- tuskegee airmen who trained at the army airfield in alabama. the tuskegee airmen were citizens who wanted to fight for their country. but were originally barred from doing so due to segregationist policies at the time. this led to the creation of the tuskegee institute to train black army personnel to become pilots. despite facing many obstacles, they beat the odds. even in the face of significant barriers they showed skill and patriotism. they fought valiantly in world war ii by flying more than 15,000 combat sorties over europe and north africa. for his part, roscoe perkins logged nearly 400 hours of flight during his year

francisco international airport dancers and music celebrating all things warriors just before united flight departed from boston, the airline saying it wanted to send fans back east with a little dubbed power. tom's osinski and his family are traveling to massachusetts for his in law's 50th anniversary, he says the stars aligned just perfectly and now he's going to a game that could be history in the making. it's kind of funny about my ticket a week ago, and the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper. brandon o'neil, though, is from boston. born and raised. understandably he was not as enthusiastic about the impromptu pep rally at the airport just as he was heading home sitting outside of a boston gate. right now we have dancers for the warriors don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. o'neill has high hopes for the celtics taking on the dubs and td gardens. he's predicting celtics in seven doves are strong, but this year it's a celtics. i know they're down 32 , but

francisco international airport dancers and music celebrating all things warriors just before united flight 26 52 departed from boston, the airline saying it wanted to send fans back east with a little dubbed power. tom's osinski and his family are traveling to massachusetts for his in law's 50th anniversary, he says the stars aligned just perfectly and now he's going to a game that could be history in the making kind of funny about my ticket a week ago, and the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper. brandon o'neil, though, is from boston. born and raised. understandably he was not as enthusiastic about the impromptu pep rally at the airport just as he was heading home sitting outside of a boston gate. right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. o'neill has high hopes for the celtics taking on the dubs and td gardens. he's predicting celtics in seven. the doves are strong, but this year to celtics i know they're down 32, bu

dancers and music celebrating all things warriors just before united flight 26 52 departed for boston today, the airline said they wanted to send fans back east with a little dub power. understandably some boston fans who were heading home we're not quite as enthusiastic about the impromptu pep rally at the airport. it's kind of funny about my taking a week ago on the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper or sitting outside of a boston gate right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. each passenger was also offered a gold towel to twirl and root on nation will be area sports bars are brimming with excitement for game six as they plan to host thirsty and hungry warriors fans ktvu zach sauces in walnut creek tonight outside of stadium pub and zack. they're planning quite the watch party. that they are stadium pub, generally one of the go to spots for playoff games here in the east bay, and they're expecting a large turn

dancers and music filled terminal three just before a united airlines flight headed to boston. united has a partnership with the warriors. the airline says it wants to send fans back east with a little dubbed power. it's kind of funny about my ticket a week ago on the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper or sitting outside of a boston gate right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. nope passenger was also given a gold towel to twirl around the rally towel route on the warriors on board the plane as well. alright time is world seven will doctor anthony fauci is recovering now after testing positive for covid. dr fauci, the 81 year old director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, is also president biden's chief medical advisor. dr fauci says his covid symptoms are mild. he's being treated with packs lebed and anti viral drug he's also fully vaccinated and has had two booster shots. dr f

just hours after the biden administration announced it scheduled a third operation fly formula flight. unitedairlines is donating the flight which will carry 300,000 pounds of the uk-based baby formula brand kendamil to stock shelves at target. let's get to edward lawrence live at the white house. edward for parents used to looking at ounces, we're talking about 300,000 pounds, how many bottles is that what can we expect? reporter: talking about 3.7 million bottles and as you said the president right now meeting with those executives, the surgeon general is also in that meeting with the president. you know, this is going to be flown as you said united airlines is going to donate the flight to bring them from london back into the u.s. , these are 3.7 million 8-ounce bottles. now the bottles will be produced in london, this is made possible because the fda has allowed those bottles under what is called enforcement discretion to come in. this is what they look like. you see them coming in this week at target stores. in addition another 4.6 million 8-ounce bottles above australian formula is bein

. >> reporter: the airlines are getting creative to get pilots trained for the flight deck. unitedlaska have created their own flight schools. and delta eliminated their four- year degree requirement, the last carrier to do so. >> we need roughly 1,000 or so this year. >> reporter: the pandemic exacerbated the issue, with older pilots accepting buyouts. southwest struggled last year when weather put pilots out of place. they didn't have the staff to cover shifts, causing mass cancellations. >> the number one priority this year, it's really basic, it is get staffed. >> reporter: now, potential solutions gaining attention include raising the retirement age for pilots by two years, or lowering that flight hour requirement. but it would require an act of congress to make those updates, and pilots unions are against these ideas anyway. so this shortage, norah, will likely last for years to come. >> o'donnell: yeah, but an urgent need. errol barnett, thank you so much. and still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," a deadly alligator attack in florida. why did a man dare to enter this

lithuania is unacceptable also said that defense issues are very concerned about the training flights of the united states of america aircraft and nato, which are trained to carry, nuclear warheads and nuclear saratov, uh, this is very annoying for us, so i ask you to consider the question of a mirror answer to you. without busting, they train to carry nuclear warheads. e, you, please help, we are at least large enough to adapt our planes to the armament of the belarusian army. uh, a grouping of su-25 aircraft from them could be equipped to e. eh, the truth is that modernization should be carried out. she is at aircraft factories about russia, but we will agree with you and start accordingly preparation is back. this is the first and second, as we agreed to raise questions about this. uh solution. we have adopted over the next few months before this belarus e, tactical missile systems, m, which, as you know, can also be used as ballistic cruise missiles, both in conventional and in cores. discussed one of the hottest topics at the recent brix summit, global food price increases and fertilizer suppl

. >>> another major air line cutting back on flights to reduce the number of delays this summer. uniteding 50 flights per day at newark airport as the industry deals with staffing shortages. airline complaints are up 300% since before the pandemic and this july 4th could be the busiest in decades. travelers are urged to book flights in the morning if possible because severe weather is more common later in the day. if you're connecting give yourself lots of time between flights. >>> and a new mystery in the sky over southern california. another reported sighting of so-called jet pack man. abc's derricke dennis explains. >> reporter: this morning, yet another sighting of an unidentified person wearing a jet pack flying high above the los angeles area about 15 miles from l.a.x. >> jetpack about 4500 feet >> reporter: the strange sight detailed through air traffic control audio between an american airlines pile and airport dispatcher. >> 4500. >> confirmative. >> there was an aircraft reported eastbound. >> reporter: no word on the identity of the travelers but not the first sighting of its

airport says it's on more than 80 delays in 21 cancelations today, most of those delays are on united airlines flights. and as fox news, caroline elliott reports disruptions could continue nationwide through the fourth of july weekend. between today and sunday. we've seen 12,000 delays across the country and almost 1700 cancelations according to fly to where we've been talking with some of those travelers in the miami airport today, some who tell me they've been stuck in this airport for 17 hours now and because of that they nearly missed the crews that they've had planned for months now. unfortunately this is part of an ongoing problem we've been seeing across the country all summer long. and now a top concern for travelers preparing to fly for july 4th, one of the busiest travel days of the year, i had 17 hour delay . it was i was there for 12 hours and hours, a six hour delay in there 18 hours. um and then i finally got here and i'm afraid it's gonna be the same thing because it was both times with was with frontier and it was just awful. i mean, i was incredibly bored #### off, according to flight

you've heard the from us trags fromtrags -- frustration from united ceo and now cans liceling all the flights, united says that it is scaling back at newark by about 12% starting july 1. that is 50 departures a day. united says this is not about staffing, that is what most airlines are doing scaling back their schedules because of the big staffing issues. united says it is because of existing congestion issues. people know it as delay city. we know that airlines over and over again are dealing with this. in fact airlines are still reeling from bad weather on the east coast. still murky here at reagan national. just checked flight a waware, 6 cancellations so far today. airlines got smaller over the pandemic. so when weather strikes, it is hard to bounce back. that means that the summer will be a big summer for cancellations. it is an expensive summer of travel stress at airports worldwide with airlines struggling with staffing shortages and schedule meltdowns. giana's flight was canceled only to rebook on a different flight that was also canceled. from thursday to monday, airlines in the u.s.

reporter: since friday about 3,000 flights have been cancelled due to bad weather mixed in with the existing problems of airline staffing shortage and high travel demand. united grounding dozens of flights. delta seeing the worst of it, cancelling more than 200 flights sunday alone. concern growing as vacation season heats up. transportation secretary pete buttigieg putting pressure on airlines to address issues. including hiring more staff. buttigieg also warning that the u.s. government could take enforcement actions against airlines that fail to adhere to consumer protection standards. >> we're doing everything we can, including trying to get in touch earlier and more often with our passengers and then again trying to hire more people back. >> reporter: mona, analysts predict that travel issues will continue throughout the summer. one analyst putting it bluntly saying, quote, the summer of 2022 is going to be travel hell. mona. >> faith, thank you. >>> new questions about the police response to the uvalde school shooting. sources tell abc news that surveillance shows police said never tried to open the doors to the two classrooms where the gunman killed 19

strongholds and fortified areas of nationalists, but can easily hit air targets in one of the flight unitsisited by ruslan bikbulatov. the noise of the engines can be heard far beyond the airfield, a su-34 fighter bomber is sent on a sortie for its appearance, the pilots lovingly call it a duck behind a harmless nickname there is enormous power. the machine is capable of performing combat missions thousands of kilometers from the take-off point, being in the air for up to 10 hours, speed up to 2,000 km / h. guided high- precision air-to- surface missiles are installed on the aircraft, and these are already shots of objective control with a 600-kilogram weapon. so many weighs one shell hit fortified area apu su-34 can carry up to 8 tons of weapons on suspension points have up to 12 bombs or missiles, four on each side, four more in the center, and a thirty-millimeter cannon of the aircraft fuselage. the main task of the su-34 is to destroy ground targets. however, he is always ready to join in, and they worked in air combat from the most lightly armored vehicles to fortified e, well, struct

our correspondent ruslan visited one of the flight units, the noise of the engines is heard far beyondhe airfield, a su-34 fighter bomber is sent on a sortie for its appearance, the pilots lovingly call it a duckling behind a harmless nickname is great power. guided high-precision air-to- surface missiles are installed on the aircraft, and these are already shots of objective control of six hundred-kilogram weapons. this is how much one projectile weighs, the fortified area of ​​the su-34 can carry up to 8 tons of weapons on hardpoints, they have up to 12 bombs or missiles, four on each side, four more in the center, and the aircraft fuselage is 37 mm. the crew gun makes several sorties a day in any weather at any time of the day or night. in principle, all the main engine nodes. and the most important thing. this is the ice crew cabin. it is fully armored and the plane was very lively, there were a lot of defeats, but uh, the plane always saved the pilots exactly to itself, no one in it ever understands the reliability and technical equipment of the pilots, thanks to the combat vehicl

the warriors flew there aboard a chartered united airlines flight , and no matter what happens, it'sriors final road game of the season to make her say the celtics are 3.5 point favorites tomorrow, but the warriors or confident, knowing they just need one win in the next two games to be champs. once again, the team says it expects stefan curry to be back after he missed 15 of 22 shots and for the first time in almost four years failed to make at least 13 pointer. oh, for nine from three. he's gonna be livid going in the game six. that's exactly what we need. don't think i've ever been happier. um after over whatever type of night just knowing the context of the again there's a fire burning and i want to make shots, but the rest of it is just about how you win a game. you know, games like this happened and fortunately, they don't happen too often. and you know, i like staff coming off of a game like this, too. i like his ability to bounce back. although andrew wiggins may have been more consistent in this series, curry remains the overwhelming favorite to win the finals. m v p. alrigh

they flew there aboard a chartered united airlines flight.atter what happens the warriors final road game of the season. now the vegas oddsmakers are predicting the celtics are going to win game six. but the warriors don't care. they're confident about their chances, knowing they only need to win one more game to be nba chance. warriors also expect a better game from steph curry, rather than having a second subpar game. kerry missed 15 out of 22 shots, and for the first time in almost four years, he did not make it least 13 pointers. oh for nine from three. he's gonna be livid going in the game six. and that's exactly what we need. don't think i've ever been happier. um after over whatever type of night just knowing the context of the again. there's a fire burning and i want to make shots , but the rest of it is just about how you win the game. you know, games like this happened and fortunately, they don't happen too often. and you know, i like stuff coming off of a game like this, too. i like his ability to bounce back. i do, too. and though

the day's events began with the united airlines flight carrying an urn containing mineta's ashes landed at the airport that's named after him. the aircraft rolled under to san jose fire tankers, which sprayed water into the air as a salute to the late statesman. then the earn an american flag were given to the family and then placed in waiting suvs for a short 2.5 mile procession from the airport to japantown. norman eta was born in san jose in 1931. he came from a working class family crowds that lined the streets of san jose procession made its way slowly down north fifth street in japan town where one of four stops was that the former manetta family home at 5 45. north fifth street onlookers, saimon at his legacy spans generations. we go back with back hundreds of years where our answer, sir, came here and so we know everything about nafta. so we are honoring him because he's our hometown boy. the rest in honor is going on right now, and it continues until seven o'clock tonight. open to the public. so if you're in san jose, you can come down to the redundant san jose city hall and se

. >> reporter: the airlines are getting creative to get pilots trained for the flight deck. unitednd alaska have created their own flight schools. and delta eliminated their four-year requirement, the last carrier to do so. >> we need rou a thi yete pan exacerbated the issue with older pilots accepting buyouts. southwest struggled last year when weather put pilots out of place. they didn't have the staff to cover shifts, causing mass cancellations. >> the number one priority this year, it's really basic, it is get staffed. >> reporter: now potential solutions gaining attention include raising the retirement age for pilots by two years or lowering that flight hour requirement. but it would require an act of congress to make those updates and pilots unions are against these ideas any way. this shortage, norah, will likely last for years to come. >> yeah, but an urgent need. errol barnett, thank you so much. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." a deadly alligator attack in florida. why did a man dare to enter this lake, despite warnings? >>> and here in d.c., a

but the airlines are proactively canceling flights. unitedlines is one of the late toast make one of these cancellation announcements, canceling 50 flights a day at its major newark hub. that's about 12% of all domestic departures. it's more because of congestion that already exists at the airport. >> it seems like it's worse than ever before. >>> it's the same island where ukrainian soldiers told a russian warship to go "f" itself. what just happened on that island could prove pivotal for ukraine. stay with us. this. (vo) now everyone c can get a new iphone 13 on us on america's most t reliable 5g network. for every customer. current, new, everyone. to showow the lo. researchers believe the first person to live to 150 has already been born. it could be you! wow. really? of course,ou'll have to eat your greens, watch your stress, wea. but to live to 150, we're developing solutns that help doctors sten to your heartbeat while they're miles away, or ai that knows what your body will do before you do. cool. introducing elevance health. where hea

couple things in the airline industry, a couple major carriers dialing back flights out of newark international in the case of unitedof frustration, people waiting around and now some canceling flights. consumer complaints against airlines have soared 320% over pre-pandemic levels, the most recent month going back to april. reuters reporting jetblue, spirit, frontier have the lowest on-time arrival rate while delta, united and wyatt air have the best performance, nothing about canceled flights in all that. the industry is trying to be on top of that but on-time arrivals in april did fall 76% below pre-pandemic levels. what do we have next? we will take a break. we hope to have jim gray with us to talk about the new saudi golf league that is trying to steal a lot of pga pro-plaps and they have a response to make it much more difficult, stay with us. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you ca

after the flight , five units of the enemy's equipment were found with us.re, the goose was standing here, and we are its controllers, because it has been there for two or three days they were standing, they were riding constantly behind it, they were flying, it led, it turns out, in general, to zelenka, where it stood in the fate of zelenka, where until 15-16 the equipment was thrown at them, they were well tarred. a little artillery fire was adjusted by the ukrainian uav fury. it can work at a depth of several tens of kilometers from the front line, but perform its tasks now it is very difficult due to the russian radio-electronic warfare complexes, uavs are trying to jam, intercept the control or change the coordinates of the return to it, we fly to it, everything in us disappears at once, the satellites we are missing the video, we are returning the elements to the complex, we are flying into the unknown, we were flying , for example, in the direction of getting lost, but we are going, the video has disappeared, the signal has disappeared, the gps has di

advances, but the large-scale offensive operations of the allied forces, which lead to the mass flight of ukrainian unitsh the efforts of the arrest officer invariably turn e, or into some kind of gesture of desperation, judging by the way they rushed to carry out this the task was thrown there, of course. a lot of things, or modest local successes, which, they say, do not deserve attention, the russian troops managed to advance a little in the zaporozhye direction and a little bit of raisins. right now, south of lisichansk, in the area of ​​​​the old such strong areas of gorskoye zolotoe, the russians have moved a little and thus along the perimeter all roads and all settlements are occupied, in addition, alexey arrestovich carefully avoided the word captivity in relation to the well-known events at the azovstal plant, largely at his suggestion came into use in ukraine. those are the most frankly ridiculous definitions. we have a solution, which is that while the operation is in progress. we comment to me. well, when those who is engaged in evacuation with us, they will say we can comment, we will comme

flight be delayed or canceled? >> demand is as high as anybody has ever seen. reporter: unitedrport, 12% of their flights, after a messy few weeks. but travelers are feeling the pain. jason cooper says it took him about 24 hours to get to seattle. >> it was chaos out of newark. everything was delayed. reporter: airline employees are sharing their frustration, too. southwest pilots protesting this week in dallas to raise awareness on the pilot shortage, fatigue and stress. coming up at 7:00, expert tips to help you avoid travel chaos before it takes off. that's your gma first look. kumasi: a power outages is forcing the san jose earthquakes soccer team to reschedule their biggest game. they are delaying the classico match against the galaxy until september 24. it was supposed to be played on saturday, vasily have been telling you this week, an outage caused by a wildfire has had stanford without power for days. more than 30,000 tickets have already been sold, but they will carry over to september automatically. reggie: the world's ugliest dog contest is back in petaluma. >> my f

stated that defense issues are coming to the fore, we are very worried about the training flights of the united states of america aircraft and nato, who are training to carry nuclear warheads and nuclear saratov, uh, this is very annoying for us, so i ask you to consider the question of a mirror answer to you. indiscriminately they train to carry nuclear warheads. please, help us. uh, at least to adapt our planes to the armament of the belarusian army are quite large. uh, a grouping of su-25 aircraft. they could be equipped before. uh, it's true that this modernization should be carried out at the aircraft factories in russia, but they will agree. how to do it and appropriately begin the training of the flight personnel. this is the first and second, as we agreed to raise questions about this. uh, we have made a decision. over the next few months before this, belarus, e, tactical missile systems, m, which, as you know, can also be used ballistically as cruise missiles, both in conventional and in cores. discussed one of the hottest topics at the recent brix summit, global food price increases a

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united has realized, look, we have to dial back our flights out of our hub cutting about 50 flights a, that's 12% of the flights they do outside of newark they're not dropping flights into certain cities and they're just bringing down the frequency to a number of hubs where they have many, many flights during the day and this is not a surprise we talked about how the tri-state area and new york has been a real problem over these delays and newark is certainly parts of that and they're taking stens starting july 1st that will lessen the likelihood of having cancellations and delays. >> phil lebeau, thank you very much. >>> a coach rescuing one of her swimmers during a competition in budapest it happened when swimmer anita alvarez fantsed while she was under water doing a solo routine at the championships and it wasn't the first time her coach had to jump into action. >> a very determined swimmer from anita alvarez >> frightening moments for an american swimmer who faninted while competing at the 2022 fina world aquatic championships last night in budapest hungary. team usa artistic swi

flights. we have been talking about the >> across the united states for the most part, flights are on time.a airlines flight out of sfo heading to atlanta. looks like that flight is canceled. it was supposed to leave at 11. 44 e m you have 2 more american airline flights that were heading out towards charlotte. those are supposed to leave and they were canceled. one was supposed leave at 7. the other one, one. 29. and that one is also canceled. not cancel because of the forecast or the weather. however, you just want to go ahead and check your flights because of cancellations across the united states. we're looking at the skies, but how are the roads right now? >> actually looking pretty good. the san mateo bridge continues to flow smoothly. no issue slowing you down the chp not reporting any problems for you on 92 least for this section anyway, in the greater they are map doesn't show anything out of the ordinary. that includes here at the richmond, sandra fell bridge where although there is a backup, it's not anything beyond what you would normally experience there. so give yourself the u

they are playing a victorious scenario with a mini-fallow land, they are posting footage of the flight. unitsstrial zone of severodonetsk for imaginary evidence of control over the city on the footage hit the heights, the artyom mines who are on the other side of the residential areas, apparently, these warriors. they adequately assessed their perspective, of course, they can also find some underground passages of the premises there. cable channels pipelines, but mostly up there will they be able to catch on and hold on there? it all depends, so to speak, on perseverance and willingness to sacrifice your life. when you ran away from a residential area of ​​​​the city, you lost your documents in a hurry. one of the so-called zahisniks, maybe this pole, as reportedly found in one of the buildings driver's license in the name of colonel, dariusz mike, vice-rector for military affairs of the academy of military art. this may be further evidence that nato is directly involved in the battles against russia in the widest possible way. uh, specialists from nato are teaching. uh, and the handling of w

the yak-36 made its first flight, a prototype of the first serial vertical in our country, four units built, and in 1970 the yak-38 of these carrier-based aircraft took to the skies. attack aircraft were produced in 2030. yes, aircraft-carrying cruisers of project 1143 were built for their use . we told the history of this program in the fate of ships and aircraft in detail. the yak-141 is another , unfortunately, the rarest aircraft of these supersonic vertical take-off aircraft . only four were made about the fate of the yak-141 . the year of the first flight in 1987 on the yak-141 set 12 world records. he was the first vertical supersonic fighter with a full combat payload and a wide range of weapons, but dashing were on the threshold nineties the collapse of the soviet union and the real collapse of the defense industry. the rotary nozzle of one of the variants of the american f305, according to experts it is strikingly similar to the three-section nozzle of the yak-141. we return to the beginning of the exposition in front of the giant b12 helicopter, we see a machine that at one

many airlines offering fewer flight saying we are going to give a little bit of light so fasten your seatbelts, got to keep them safe. thanks for flying unitedfewer flights because staffing shortage, american airlines eliminated three u.s. destinations, the city's are done. the white house threatened to punish airlines over all of it but who's really to blame? he with me now, kings management chief investment officer fox news contributor, come back, scott. you know karate. >> miss you hard and i tried to get out there last week to see you and of course three flights canceled, more delayed. it was part of the problem. kennedy: you fly a lot, what have you seen, what are you hearing? just got to be a solution here. >> the solution is demand falls off and people don't travel as much because they don't want to deal with it because the airlines have no capacity. there are thousands of flights 10000 flights canceled and i think there will be more as we approach july 4 because the airlines are out of capacity. if you get one cancellation, is snowballs plus you have air traffic control behind on hiring and training so they are having trouble at the

more than 900 flights were canceled on sunday alone across the united states.

and following an incident with a korean, boeing airflow was unable to operate flights to the united states for several years . sort of the reward that i could sail mom should have still daughter or own or is she in your opening meaning you can. i mean she sunset willoughby? mean you're not sure what was what i should need your love. this is a police report. the just al nissan to source because it in the middle middle no but i with nor chelsea should been yep. or why we use our coordinate color on e plywood. seeing enough, anita godson william and she was sitting at the senior that will in yap knobs. but i made a jump in my way to get up. please, no much thought of the matter with once one of the richest countries in latin america, venezuela has teetered on the verge of collapse with the last few years. a big boy laughing at eating. i wonder if you ever heard of diamond e or you receive me to get up. we will proceed in trouble to look at it on the honey sola, the country had an abundance of oil and was almost entirely dependent on. it takes bullets, syrupy, and you are seeing airing in iraq

they say that today american airlines canceled 275 flights and then united airlines canceled another 103. okay, so, say an airplane has an average of 100 passengers on it, which is conservative, that's more than 35,000 people who did not get where they were supposed to go today. they're forced to rebook or scrap their plans. enough people to fill up both chase center and the shark tank. tons of people. all right, there are lots of things going on in aviation right now, all contributing a little bit to this big headache. many airlines have staffing issues, yeah, overbooked, understaffed. we've seen air traffic control issues. in some places the weather has been a mess. we spoke to managing editor at the travel website called the points guy. >> i will say in the airline's defense, even when they're canceling 7% of their flights, hundreds of flights sounds like a lot, they're still getting 90% of the customers to their destinations in some form or fashion. so your odds are actually better than it sounds like right now. still, you need to have a backup plan. >> yeah, henderson recommends

so, for instance, united is cutting flights out of newark simply because they can't guarantee a reliableervice. delta is now saying to people you can change your ticket and interestingly, you can change your july 4th plans, and there won't even be a fare difference. that's very unusual and that is an indication of how serious the situation is. >> richard, what are they doing to improve the situation? >> well, there's no quick answer, alisyn, i wish i could sort of say magic wand, all will be well. there is none, because you've got to reemploy staff who left the industry. there are security questions about you can't just suddenly take people on and have them carrying bags or checking people. it's simply not possible. it's going to take time. and that's why when i was in doha, the airline organization, trade union, if you will. just about every ceo in the world for an airline said it's going to be a messy summer. we hope passengers awill understand. we fear it's going to be inconvenient, but there's nothing we can do about it. we're doing all we can. every airport is at capacity, every air

. >> reporter: now delta and united are cutting more flights starting friday. 50 daily flights out of hub and delta is slashing 100 daily flights through august 7th for many regional airports the situation is even worse. some even losing all of their service like williamsport regional airport in pennsylvania. >> with early retirements and people just retiring, its become kind of a perfect storm. there is lot of airports that -- >> reporter: and little support for raising the mandatory pilot retirement age while airlines are hiring and training more pilots, it will take years to fill the ranks >> tom help us understand something pathaerps seems like an often solution to folks. why is there so little support to raise that mandatory retirement age for pilots? >> reporter: let's be clear. both the unions and airlines opposed and also opposition in congress congress would have to raise the age. there are multiple reasons here. first of all, united says about a third of its older pilots are out on medical the old you are you get the more and more people have medical issues and also internat

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michigan, set for this weekend this comes after president biden announced new emergency formula flights from the unitedingdom and australia. expected to hit shelves later this month. it can't come soon enough for parents like mom celeste donahue in northern california she has driven to oregon to find formula she needs for her ten month old baby boy. >> bottom line is we can't do this. there should be formula on the shelves in the store. >> reporter: jo ling kent, nbc news >>> in 60 seconds, the new warnings on the economy. one ceo saying we may be headed into an economic hurricane as gas prices hit yet another record record. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> here at home gas prices hit yet another record now there are new warnings that we could be headed fo dangerous economic waters. here's tom costello. >> reporter: today more eviden

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