united states airline's -- u.s. airlines has been hacked. i is addressing it.ooking ahead to what is happening, we will see if the words translate into action. that camepew study out that said that cyber security and cyber espionage is one of the top three issues for americans looking overseas to china. emily: what can you tell us about any progress that was made xi andmeeting between , like timeaders cook. >> it is good that you brought them up. it was a closed door meeting. k leaving andm coo we got good footage. in terms of what happened behind the closed doors, that is for the 30 executives from the united states and china to digest and talk amongst themselves. emily: all right. ng, thanke, at boei you for your report today. i want to talk about the visit and what the president had to say. what went onnow behind closed doors. how productive do you imagine something like this is? >> i don't know. i am not there and i cannot speak to it. i do not think anything much comes out of the meeting. the issue between the united states and china is that there is a lot

united states airlines c.e.o. jeff smisek abruptly resigned today along with two other top executives amid a federal corruption investigation involving new jersey politicians. justice correspondent jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: this is a major shake-up for the country's third-largest airline. the company has been embroam broiled in investigations with new york and new jersey port authority which runs new york airports and bridges. at issue is whether airline executives tried to curry favor with port authority official jamedavid samson. according to reports, sam son joked at a with united executives that adding that flight would help his family travel to his wife's south carolina home. at the time, united was seeking approval for millions of dollars in improvements at newark airport. the columbia airport confirms the flights existed from september of 2012 to april of 2014. they stopped shortly after sam son resigned, amid the so-called bridgegate scandal. it was alleged at the time that sam son and ai

delta was the most profitable united states airlines and the large of the sailing ship is being testedthe water for the first time. 470' long and the masts are 300' high and a helicopter pad and price tag of $400 million. that is america's money. >> straight ahead, seven things to though use start your day. >> the first elimination on "dancing with the stars" with the celebrity hanging up her the celebrity hanging up her dancing shoes. you can't work from home when you're sick. you need real relief. alka-seltzer plus day cold & flu has three cold symptom fighters to relieve your tough symptoms. stay unstoppable. (truck horn) alka-seltzer plus. >> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door here are seven things to know before you go. we are following breaking news from san leandro, investigators are in the scene of an officer involved shooting and they say a carjacking suspect has been shot and killed by police. our reporter will have an update coming up in a few minutes. >> that happened on 238 where we have delays and as we look a rest of the bay area, here is a look at sa

stockmarket has taken no solace whatsoever in the fact that gasoline has fallen below $2 in the united states. the airlines have not bend at all. it's as if this good news is happening in the backup. i suppose the bad news of today's rally is good enough to propel many stocks higher beyond energy. what stocks were the strongest today? even stronger than the energy group? in fact, much smaller than the energy group? which actually went down? we tailers. retailers. that's right. the retailers rallied hard. when the only news, for them is negative, higher rates, higher gasoline prices. the restaurants. they acted great. buffalo wild wings, all time high. the other group that rallied hard off the high rates and high oil, the consumer package goods, cpg. stocks of all things. make no sense at all. these stocks are huge beneficiaries of lower energy costs and rates and the lower dollar. that's right, lower, lower, lower. the consumer package prices make the packgeing stuff for the stores. energy stocks are similar to bonds. those yields lose their allure when interest rates are higher. the stronger dollar the wo

it's really just an american airlines boeing 777, but here with the pope on board in the united statesbeing referred to as shepherd one. let's go right to cnn's rosa flores. she is on shepherd one. rosa, has the pope settled in? give us an idea of what it's like in there? >> yeah, well, all of the journalists are in the back. pope francis and his entourage are in the front of the aircraft. this papal plane is an american airlines commercial plane. so there is no official shepherd one if you will because the vatican doesn't own any plane. so whenever the pope travels outside of rome initially it's an alitalia flight from rome to whatever country he's traveling to. now it's switched over to an american airlines flight. now, for us to board the plane just to give you a little color, we went through a serious security with the secret service. you can imagine boarding a plane with pope francis. we were all sweeped before coming to the back of the plane boarding. and then of course we all tried to get a glimpse of pope francis sitting on the front of the plane. but there are some curtains. w

united states. it's an american airlines boeing 777-200. a regular commercial airliner. it's been privately chartered by the u.s. conference of bishops to take the holy father to new york and to philly. that's what he'll be traveling on. once he lands at kennedy airport, he'll be on the helicopter. i don't know if we can get a shot of the helicopter. this is very similar to what the president will be flying on, marine 1. there are two helicopters like that. in terms of the overall security plan, in terms of what's happening, the holy father will be given the same type of protocol that the president of the united states gets when he arrives. they're getting the crowd warmed up, so to speak. they've given them the vatican flag so they can have that when the holy father touches down. when he lands, this is not considered an official visit. this is merely a stopover. while he's here, there will be no other ceremonies. you can't expect him to talk to some of the children who will be presenting him with that spiritual bouquet. almost immediately after he greets the people who

american airlines says it has run into technical problems that are causing delays across the united statesrica airlines s is running io technical problems. it is a full ground stop in case you have any travel plans. no delays yet. this news is minutes old. we're getting all the details. we have new details about the valley fire. it grew overnight and containment did not. here are the latest numbers. the fire burned 73,700 acres. two people have been killed and four people are missing. firefighters have the fire 35 feet contained and hope another day of temperate weather will help them gain more ground today. the butte fire has proven deadly as well. two bodies found in burned debris in calaveras county. we'll check weather and traffic after the break. >>> expect a lot more sunshine today and highs in the 70s and 80s across the bay area. saratoga, 79 degrees. also in palo alto. embarcadero, 71 this afternoon. and a breezy northerly wind. napa, 80 degrees. 84 degrees in brentwood. livermore, today, high of 83 degrees. let's see how the roads are moving now with mike. >> after the first three

united states. his first visit ever, by the way anderson, to the united states. i want to just point out this american airlines charter, when he's in the united states they always will charter an american airlines plane, when he's in other countries they charter different planes but it's typically called shepherd one as opposed to air force one. >> as we continue to look at these live images from the airport, i want to bring in our cnn vatican correspondent delia gallagher also cnn religious commentator all of whom with us outside st. patrick's. delia, in terms of the importance of coming to new york for this pope and the importance really of coming to the united states, i think it surprises a lot of people to learn it is his first visit to the united states in his entire life. >> absolutely. if you consider he's 78 years old and he has never been significant in the sense that he's not been a lot of places, you know this is a man who'd really like to stay at home with his people, with the people of argentina. while he was bishop and archbishop he hadn't even been to the holy land until he went there as pope la

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that's waiting in philadelphia in the united states he is taking american airlines which is great publicity for american airlines. having said that, i've got lieutenant tony sheafer with us. one thing the pope outlined his concern with the religious extremism gripping the world. didn't go into the ugly details of isis, but expressed shock what is done in the name of god. reprehensible stuff done in the name of god. but i wonder how much that registered. when a man of peace is effectively saying you can't have a peaceful response to this, do you think that registers? >> i'd like to believe so. let's be honest here. the pope actually warned about isis actually taking action to attack him and the vatican. >> very good point. >> i've said, i hope the president was listening to the pope on this issue. as much as we all have to -- for those who have great responsibility, come with that great authority. we have great authority to actually try to fix this. the pope wants everybody to chip in. but we have to understand there's a legitimate threat that goes with the refugee population, and again, let

there are also published reports saying regularly scheduled airline flights between cuba and the united states could be as soon as next year. u.s. and cuban officials met in havana last week to begin the first steps of normalizing relations between the two countries. if an agreement is in place by the end of the year flights could start some time in 2016. now, as we've reported earlier, if you go on some websites, it looks like they do now. they do not. they do not. >> thanks for the warning, michael. >> hot pretty much everywhere around the bay area today. triple digits in some spots. >> with more on that sandhya patel. >> the kind of heat that just saps your energy, right? people are feeling it. you're drinking tons of water. hang in there. we're already starting to feel some changes. the cooling has started in some areas but not everywhere. we'll show you clear conditions across the bay area. half moon bay is starting to feel the effects of the cooling. it is 72 degrees, the high so far. but look at this, 103 in gilroy. a new record today. previous record was set in 1967. toasty in fairfiel

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state. >>> meanwhile the ceo of united airlines has resigned along with two other top executives.s comes amid a federal corruption investigation. a grand jury is now looking into whether they tried to win favor with the ex-chairman of new york area airports by adding a direct flight between newark, new jersey and columbia, south carolina. that's where the chairman had a vacation home. at the time united was seeking approval for millions of dollars worth of improvements at newark international. >>> we have mixed news to report from macy's. the giant retailer is opening a line of discount stores called macy's backstage. the first will open next week in queens, new york. it's no frills -- its no frills carts are stacked at the entrance and there's a large fitting room. they plan to carry brands like reebok and other -- offering discounts of 20% to 80%. nays write's also announced it -- macy's also announced it was planning to close up to 300 stores next year. it expects the locations will have about $300 million in combined revenue. employees at those stores are expected to be reloca

then he goes to the united states, flying american airlines from santiago to washington, d.c.ressing congress, visiting new york city. he will be all along the east coast. it's going to be a very, very busy week for the pope, but he's already, as you say, made a big impact in cuba. perhaps the most interesting thing yesterday, when we were in havana's revolution square, when the news broke he met with fidel castro, together 40 minutes, the pope giving him gifts and books, fidel giving him a book of his own about religion, these two world figures chatting amicably. of course, a very, very different man, fidel castro all but outlawed religion here. the pope is finding a different cuba. he's finding a cuba that is embracing him and embracing religion. we expect him to get more of the rock star treatment throughout the next several days as he tours cuba, chris. >> i'll take it here. it has been fascinating. thanks so much. >>> two monster wildfires burning in northern california, destroying 1600 homes. the valley and butte fires are along the most destructive in state history. one

united states embassy annex in beirut is destroys by iranian banked hezbollah terrorists. 1985. june 14. transworld airlines flight is hijacked. a united states navy diver is forced to neil in front of an open air -- to kneel in front of an open aircraft door, shot in the back of the head and dumped on the tarmac. the remaining hostages are released following terrorist releases from prisons in israel and lebanon. 1989, the secretary general of the kurdish democratic party of iran was assassinated by iranian operatives along with two associated in vienna where he was secretly meeting with envoys ent by then iranian president. 1991, august 8, the assassination of the last iranian prime minister prior to the iranian revolution by iranian operatives. in a botched attempt on his life a paris suburb in 1980, his assailants murdered a french policeman and female neighbor. 1992 march 17. the israeli embassy bombing in buenos aires, argentina. they perpetrated a suicide bomb attack on the embassy in argentina which killed 29 people and wounded 242 others, the great majority of which were civilian bystanders in the v

n 2014, there were more than 9.5 million commercial airline flights carrying more than 850 million passengers in the united states, according to the bureau of transportation statistics. our aviation system is among the safest in the world and obviously we must ensure that drones do not imperil the operation of our commercial airlines. allowing drones to fly in the airspace used by commercial jets is a long-term aspiration rather than an imminent possibility. however, although the f.a.a. has approved only a small number of drones to operate in the united states' airspace, the assist ant inspector general has testified to congress that airline crews ve already reported seeing unmanned aircraft around airports in some cases at altitudes above 2,000 feet. right now there does not appear to be a proven technology to ensure that an unmanned aircraft can act on its own to identify and avoid other aircraft. there also does not appear to be proven technology to ensure that links between drones and their operators are maintained consistently. this could cause drones to crash or equally dangerous fly out of control. our avi

we still haven't seen what his plan is for turning around on united and making it a far more effective major airline here in the united states. >> well, he has been ceo less than 24 hours. >> yes, we'll give him a few more hour's time first. but no, seriously, phil, when he comes in to take the role, there's little they can do other than incrementalism,. do they reroute. in other words, how much when you come in you want to impose your new vision on a company. how much room do they have? >> they've got a lot of room for improvement. it's no the that he needs to do a major deal in order to make his mark. what he does need to do is to put a team in place and have a culture that specializes and focuses on customer satisfaction. you'll look at united whether it's on time arrival rate, they're near the bottom, you look at customer satisfaction reports, they're near the bottom. it's not uncommon to come across a crew that's frankly not happy. that's reflective of a culture where they need to change things. oscar munoz says he's going to change that culture. >> i remember the youtube video that went viral. you know, maybe with the

and this is his papal jet we'll call it, he is flying through american airlines for the rest of his journey here in the united states, we are told, as we watch here, his jet is approaching the landing area here and of course he is anticipated to be greeted by an eager crowd and it's a very busy day in washington, d.c., and now on the second leg of his journey, we expect for pope francis to be exiting off the plane any moment now, to greet those that are there eagerly awaiting him and the u.s. and american flags and vatican flag there, as we await pope francis for him to come off of the plane, for us to see him arriving in new york today. of course we'll bring you this picture again as we continue to keep an eye on pope francis' ever move. ñÑ >>> the city of camden is now home to four more miles of bike trails, the city opened the new trails today, they connect camden to the ben franklin bridge and the cam ben waterfront and they hope it will encourage people to use alternative transportation. >> a trenton counseling center has more ways to help treat patients, the millville counseling center will open today and offe

i would imagine that most of these people have come back by just getting on an airliner and flying back to the united states, which is much easier. and that's a real danger. and i think that mr. baghdadi with all his refugees would very likely, i'm not positive, but very likely say to some of his fighters, hey, join the tide of refugees and you'll be hearing from us. >> senator, what is your bottom line with the news today of what russia is up to? what should the administration do? >> the administration should develop, first of all, a coherent strategy and recognize that bashar al assad is the enemy, not just isis. and recognize the fact that russia is now acting in the most aggressive fashion that they have acted since the beginning of the cold war. we have to have a strategy, we have to be steadfast and have to take the advice of people like general petraeus last week, and we have to understand that right now there's a series of crises unlike we have seen since the end of world war ii. and that's the opinion of henry kissinger and madeline albright and everybody that it isn't just mine, we now have more r

united states. here are the top five airlines in terms of ontime arrival. hawaiian, alaska, delta. see them at the top of the list. american and express jet. 78.1% of the flights were on time. some airlines didn't make 78%. look at the bottom five. spirit at the bottom. frontier, southwest, united and jetblue. all coming in below the industry average. overall, when you talk to people about the month of july in terms of flying, you probably heard good things because there were no extended tarmac delays. generally speaking we had good weather, fewer mishandled bags relative to the same month a year ago. customer complaints were up 31%. people said they have to love these low jet fuel prices. investors have been selling the airline stocks along with the rest of the market. that's why even though the airlines will be posting big numbers for the third quarter, the airline stocks remain under pressure. >> do they break out what the complaints are about? what are are they complaining about, do we know? >> most of the time it's regarding scheduling, delayed flight or canceled flight. my fa

airline. ♪ >>pam moore: if the best ally for business travel and the united states this is the second year inhe have topped the list the team that would travel and leisure for this year servant they raided their lines but the criteria include a customer service and four lunches and frequent-flier program what makes them so great for version america as internet connection systems give them this was just an on the manslaughter ordering the to to take a trip to a 10 1/5 and delta and american airlines what and it was called there interline agreements that will no longer be able to rebut the our customers on the other airline in the event of whether the letter of the issues in also meant a travel book on and after september the 15th economic include flights operated by delta and american on the same ticket at the present into baggage transfers between the two carriers got tickets issued before the 50th will be honored. >>michelle apon \ / >>diane tuazon: by noontime as have cool temperatures but we have called the conditions for tomorrow because of the war should is off to the coast of the rain s

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airline regulations. >> flying is frustrating. here in the united states, i am constantly being asked in my job to go to all kinds of very obscure places and very rarely are they served directly by an airline. there are only 500 airports in the u.s. served by commercial airlines, but there's 5,000 regional airports across the country that could in theory take you and i anywhere we want to go. that is the concept behind a new company called the uber of general aviation, basically companies that will match together a paying passenger with a pilot who might have a cessna gathering dust on some regional runway somewhere. the problem is the f.a.a. has come down and said this cannot happen and shut this concept down. that's because they say these pilots who are offering passage to somebody do not abide by the same safety standards, the drug testing and on going training that commercial aviation, big airlines programs enforce on their pilots. as a result, they say that they would just be too dangerous for folks to fly in this way in theory, they may have a point.

airline flight 77 slammed into the building. also, today, president obama will meet with united states service men and women at fort meade outsidengton, dc. >> land terms shined at dusk in shanksville, pennsylvania to honor the passengers and crew of the flight holded to san francisco international airport. a group of passengers led by bay area residents stormed the congress pill surprising the hijackers moments before 9 jet crashed. it is believes the hijackers wanted to fly the jet into the united states capitol. a new visitors center opened at the flight 93 memorial. >> in an hour and 15 minutes, san francisco mayor lee and fire chief hayes-white will lead a ceremony to honor fallen first responders at fire station 7 in the mission. events will take place at other stations across the city. at the same time, san mateo police will hold a ceremony at their headquarters on franklin parkway and at 8:00, volunteers gather in san jose city hall before taking part in a day of service. there are events in other cities, as well, with a federal lifted open our website at abc7 news. you can see a special report in 12 minutes coming to us

in 2014, more than 9.5 million commercial airline flight carried more than 850 million passengers in the united states according to the bureau of transportation statistics. our aviation system is among the safest in the world and obviously we must ensure drones do not in peril. allowing jones to fly in the airspace used by commercial jet is a long-term aspiration rather than imminent possibility. although it's a small number to drones to operate the united states airspace, the assistant secretary-general has testified to congress that airline crews have already reported seeing unmanned aircraft around the airports. in some cases at altitudes of of 2000 feet. right now they do not appear to be a proven technology to ensure that an unmanned aircraft cannot on its own and avoid other aircraft. there also does not appear to be a proven technology to ensure links between drones and operators maintaining consistently. this could cause roads to crash or equally dangerous by out of control. our aviation system does not allow a wide margin of error. a system to manage traffic at low altitudes is still in the e

demand is strong, certainly in the united states, international demand is weak, brazil in particular for american airlines united states, which is where most services we're seeing. we have seen fares come down, as a result of capacity increases, but that's largely a result of fuel price declines. profits are up. >> looking at the profits, doug, in the first half of the year, looking at 3.1 billion, you're going to blow past what you made last year. there is a concern that you don't want to say you can't make more money than you're making, but is this as good as it gets for airlines in north america right now? >> i don't think so. we saw fuel prices fall so quickly that the capacity did not come in. capacity takes awhile to react and prices therefore take awhile to fall. >> right. >> there was a time it felt better than what it was for a period of time. where we are today, everything reacted and in good supply and balanced. as economies rebound, as we do our job as airlines of caring for the customers and controlling costs, this is not an issue. >> happy to have the deal in terms of compensation stock base

and one of those airlines decided rustic's crackers would be the perfect snack for the pope. while he jet sets around the united states did you get nervous at all feeding the pope? >> not at all. we are pros at this. we are good. >> reporter: so what crackers did they choose? representing the bay area, rustic shipped out the sour dough flat bread cracker and the cranberry rosemary. >> had it made that day, sent off the next day. so it is fresh for the pope. >> and it has been good for business. >> you ever think it is cool that you have eaten the same crackers as the pope? >> oh sure. >> reporter: the bakery says it is unbelievable they have started just ten years ago with a few workers an one tasty cracker recipe. and now, they are baking for the pope. >> is the peak once you feed the pope? is it all downhill from here? >> oh no, we have place to go. >> reporter: mark kelly, kpix5 in novato. >> nice. >> they will be baking more stuff for sure. >> uh-huh. >> the only question is, is the pope a giants fan? >> oh, good question. [ laughter ] they could use some help. >> like colin kaepernick, his press conference raised

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airlines jet. the vatican rented that for his travels while in the united states. he'll go back on-air italia. listen to the crowds out there. the crowds sound suspiciously like a jet, don't they? this is a line where the cops were passing out the wear bottles a moment ago. these are the vatican flags that the kids are waiving. you'll notice members from the archdiocese from new york. and the pope will be arriving in a few moments. give you a little tick tock. shepard one has landed in new york city. we're all better for it. i'll tell you about what new york city looks like in a few moments. for those who live across the country and around the world watching us now, everybody loves to see new yorkers suffer. and many are at this moment. you'll delight. i'll tell you in a minute. timothy dolan is the current archdiocese of new york. home to 2 million registered catholics across 296 parishes down considerably from just the year 2014. but a robust catholic population here. and the public research institute 36% and the new york metropolitan residents are catholic. there are 8 million people in the

american airlines and twa with whom it merged many years ago has a long history of flying foeps within the united states and some back overseas. this is a 777 and it's -- by the way, the faa gave it the call sign of sheppard herd one coming in to bring the pope to jfk. the crew on board the plane actually trained for a year, sibila, to be able to handle all of the delicate moments and necessities of conveying the most towering religious figure on the planet around our country. they're well-trained, well-prepared. >> you're watching history being made right now. >> i think they're watching television somewhere here. i can hear some cheering back there as they seen the plane landing. they can't see our television set here but you can feel the excitement. >> as you were talking about the people on the plane and all of the excitement and preparation that it took to get to this point to be able to deal with him, the whole irony about the whole thing is he is one of the most humble men on the face of the earth. and yet he is a celebrity in a way, a rock star. i mean people love this pope. >> and his life as b

airlines flight. that's the specific aircraft he will be flying once he's within the united states. e's arriving on a flight, but when he leaves d.c. and travels to new york as well as to philadelphia and then back to rome, he will be flying on an american airlines boeing 777. we know they just today an airline official telling me that they placed that papal seal on the side of the aircraft. that's about the only modification that will be made to this aircraft. we also know that the faa approved for this aircraft to have the official call sign shepard one. so when air traffic control is speaking to the american airlines captain who will be flying the pope, they will refer to this aircraft as shepard one, that is the official name. so again, american airlines, they are the ones that's going to be -- they are the carrier that will be taking the pope from point to point within the united states. >> okay, renee, thank you very much. we have jim sciutto at andrews. so we now know, jim, the president is there. he drove, the president took about 35 minutes for him to get there to andrews. n

united states. but the pope, i was like -- that was really cool. really exciting to hear. >> the bakery scored this high profile gig through its connections with the airlineing firm lsg sky chefs. that's a good job. >> good people to know. hope he enjoyed them. it's great food. that will do it for us. world news tonight is next. >> we prirkt your time. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." you can see the thousands gathered here right behind me, pope francis, here in america. his historic visit to the white house. meeting with the president. the enormous crowds lining the streets. the pope lifting a little girl along the route. she hands him a letter. stopping to bless babies. then, entering the basilica. as we heard from so many americans, what is it about this pope? >>> also tonight, the other major headline today. the ceo of the largest automaker in the world resigning, after rigging cars to pass tests. what now for the value of your car? >>> donald trump, firing back tonight. his new message to fox news. why is he so upset? and carly fiorina tonight on her empathy for hillary clinton. >>> terror on the highway. the 911 calls, suspect

, his feeling was that this guy is posing an imminent threat to the united states, and plotting activity will to blow up the airlinersd that he needed to be killed. i think that there are people who are strongly going to disagree with that point of view, and strongly disagree with the notion that the president should have an american killed without trial based on e secret intelligence, and another thing that the president certainly did not anticipate was a killing him would leave in play this enormous legacy that the al awlaki left behind and would preserve him as a dangerous influence after that dangerous drone strike. >> and when you look at the drone campaigns in current states of iraq, yemen, and iraq and afghanistan, and what does all of this have to say about president obama's legacy? >> well, you know, i think that he was hoping to sort of be a domestic president, to get us out of the two big wars and certainly, he did with draw u.s. troops from iraq, and he is greatly reduced the u.s. presence in afghanistan, but of course, you know, iraq has gone south and he now, he came to face, you know in some ways a mor

state on perhaps newark. surrounding possible pavers by united airlines to sampson. a kiewrl use move given the fact that sampson is key player in governor christie. moving on now bernie sanders is burning outs polls top it toppled hillary clinton in polls now democratic front runner in key caucus states of iowa and new hampshire leading by double digits according to a cbs news poll 43% of likely caucus voters in iowa. 50% in new hampshire would vote for sanders clinton has 30% of the vote not case, though, in south carolina where she's still holding a strong lead 46% over sanders 23%. the clinton by the way and daughter chelsea were in d.c. over the weekend celebrating former church's 200th anniversary and said be nicer to the press and she promised she would be. greg and rosanna back to you. >> joe bide only getting in this race. governor of race is in twitter form. let me plain i'm not going to votes for the real donald trump. he's unfit to be president. oh, boy you know what happens when you hit him, he hits back harder. >> enjoying a size baling lead at the top

united states was alitalia. here in the u.s. it is an american airlines plane.flies in a regular commercial plane. and here is just an american airline plane. just now they passed out menus for our short flight to new york. and it has the feel of pope francis, pope francis code of arms. a pretty detail. you know, a lot of journalists here in back we have a lot of carry-on bags, brooke. with our gear, with our cameras, everything's -- i asked because i'm nosey and very curious. >> you're a journalist and that's why you're asking. good girl. what did he say? >> he told me he carries an electric razor, a prayer book, a novel, a rosary and a toothbrush. i don't know what novel he carries. wouldn't we want to know? i don't know exactly what he does. but when he gets on the plane, i'm told he likes reading, reflecting, praying while he travels. and of course visiting with journalists. you know he comes to the back of the plane and chats with us sometimes. but he's not here yet, brooke. we're waiting for him. and as soon as i know more, if i catch a picture, i'll be tw

state's new charter school system is unconstitutional. this is the first teachers strike in seattle in 30 years. united airlinesceo and two other senior executives have stepped out and missed a federal corruption probe. federal authorities are investigating whether united launched a direct flight from newark to columbia, south carolina to curry favor with david samson, the former chair of the port authority of new york and new jersey, which operates all new york area airports. sampson, who at a weekend home in columbia, south carolina, is a longtime ally of new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate governor chris christie. he resigned in the wake of that bridge gates can aware chris christie appointees and staffers apparently colluded to create traffic jams on the george washington bridge as a form of political revenge against democratic mayor who would not support chris christie. tuesday, september 8, marked native american women's equal pay day. on average, american indian and alaska native women are paid only $.59 for every that white dollar men earn. hasaltimore, the city reached a tentative

united states on the republican side? >> well he is leftist. >> get the public's attention off this united airlines resignation and likelyfederal investigation in newark. stuart: we'll leave it at that we have the hard wrap. you know how these things go. >> i hear them yelling in my ear. stuart: apple showing off new products yesterday, bigger iphone and independednt pad and apple tv the stylus that steve jobs said he absolutely hated. we'll break it all down for you after this. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. dow jones industrial average up about 70 points off earlier highs today. it gained 120. seeing weaker u.s. dollar and down half a percent as s&p 500. nasdaq gaining 3/4 of 1%. look at dow jones industrial average. stuart varney hits up new apple products for you and leading the dow. basically erasing yesterday's losses up over 2% at 112. unitedhealth and cisco also winners there. we're watching airlines to the upside as we're seeing the transportation index, best of the week, getting upgrades on price targets for credit suisse, jetblue, delta and southwest, all winners today. lululemon off, 2

airlines jet. i will bring the pope to new york and then down to philadelphia. the flags of the united states and the holy see coming out the front window. the celebration continues from washington to new york, and your coverage continues on fox news channel as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. never do that"? have you ever thought... you just didn't have anything left in the tank? well - you do. because the courage is already inside. >>> australia may ban singer choice brown because of his conviction for assaulting his former girlfriend, reanna according -- rihanna. according to a government official. >> ow can't come in because we're not of the character we expect in australia. >> well, listen to you. she is asking the image chief to refuse chris brown's visa. >> israel's transportation manager expressing anger restricting air space of a wedding today. the government initially agreed to limit flights of the -- at the request of leo naar dough dicaprio's governmentnd the minister said the skies belong to everybody. after digging up a woman's remains they're no close

the pope will be flying american airlines, we're told, on subsequent wings of his trip while he is traveling within the united stateshat we're waiting for is nbc's ann thompson to make communications with us from on board the taxiing airplane and ann can report on what we think was a rather lengthy visit between the pope and the journalists on board on the return flight. they're going to taxi around -- this is kind of a well-used -- that's one ever to andrews air force base 737s that has been used as air force two in the past but there's a lot of aircraft out there, not all of them active. but they've put the papal and american flags out on the stanchions outside the windshield of the alitalia flight and i'm told we have communications with ann thompson as it taxis to a halt. ann, what can you tell us about contact with pope francis on route? >> well, i can tell you, brian, that pope francis came back and held a 26 minute press conference where he talked about everything from his lack of desire to speak english to whether he is catholic enough to lead this church. in recent day there is have been criticism about the

airlines. >> demand is quite strong in the united states. that's where most of our service s we're seeing -- we have seen fares come down. that's a result of capacity increases. i think that is largely result f fuel price declines. you add it up, profits are way up. >> and a lot of people are asking what about pricing? can pricing hold up or are we going to see more pricing pressure in term of airfares? most in the industry do not think we'll see a ton of pricing in terms of the next six months to a year, guys. but keep in mind, we're in an interesting position here in terms of what we're seeing with the economy and with demand for air travel here in the united states. i'll be curious to see how we get through the holiday season as we go into the first half of next year. just how much of an impact that does have on pricing. >> thank you very much, phil lebeau in ft. worth, texas. >>> to the bond market, rick san telly is tracking the action. we're two weeks away from f day, fed day. i see the two year yield is hitting around four year highs.

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united states conference of mayors on saturday. >>> you pay good money to fly, but end up with less leg room, tire seats and no overhead storage. what's worse? cbs 2 has found there is something else the airlines are now skimping on. it is the one thing they're not required to do before you board and it might make you sick. tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00, "planes, the dirty secret." >> looking forward to that. >>> still ahead here on cbs 2 news, a monkey on the run. where did it come from? >> and change in the weather, our dry spell about to end. forecast. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. >>> well, police have captured a monkey who ran amok in the orlando area. officials say gleek twisted two lock latches to get out of his cage, very smart monkey. he was spotted climbing poles, shaking tree signs, pulling off some moulding from a car. neighbors even spotted zeek eating letters out of a mailbox. might have even been a bottle of water. very important mail. the pig-tailed monkey broke free and attacked one.