since that one united video came out, we've since learned of three graphic police videos.one of black people being beaten. one of black people being choked and one of a 15 year old boy in texas named jordan edwards being shot to death. you realize, after the united video it took congress only three weeks. three weeks to call a hearing. after ferguson, it took congress nine months to hold a hearing and was devoted to police brutality, like what the [bleep], congress. black people are supposed to be late, not you, right? and i took the time and i watched the whole airline hearing. and i actually learned something. it turns out as hard as it is, as hard as it is to be black in america, apparently it's just as hard to be a congressman on a plane. >> the problem with the flying experience is across-the-board. >> like delayed for two days, delayed for an hour, delayed for an hour. at the end of the day cancelled. >> your aircraft pulled up to the gate. you may be ten minutes early or whatever, you have to sit there and wait on the tarmac. >> plane is late, in the late, never exp

now oddly the agent so updates with for taping her is later seen taping him in the video. united is investigating this confrontation in a statement it told us the video does not reflect the positive customer experience we trief to offer for that we aapologize. we are reviewing the situation including talking with mr. oza and employees to better understand what happened high pressure. >> that airport is a public place you are allowed to use more cell phone to vaip nerch. >> that's what we heard public you have the right to do that. >> thank you chris. >> you're welcome. >> all right near 50 customers still without power in droon danville been in the dark 15 hours because of a fallen tree wiping out power lines. at one point nearly 3,000 people left in the dark because of it. among those impacted both the middle school generates were brought in as well as lunches. pg&e says everyone should have power back this evening. >> chief meteorologist is with us still warm right now but we understand here comes the cool down. >> the fog is builds at the coastline at least ten degrees of cool

those are among ten changes united rolled out last week after this video of chicago police pulling drvid dao from a full united flight after he refused to give up his seat went viral. dao and the airline have since settled. that video did give them pause. after that vidindividuavideo su think they did what they could have done. hopefully nothing like that will ever happen again. that was completely unacceptable. hopefully moving forward they can be consistent with the customer >> reporter: and many customers hoping that video was a one-time occurrence. united taking reforms to remedy that. this hearing is only phase one of the process. back in to you. >> justin finch, thank you. >>> it was a shutdown that could cripple american television. new this morning, there's a deal on the table but it doesn't last long. >>> it's a terrifying thing. my wife is back in a recovery room. she has no idea what's going on. >> all jokes aside, late night host jimmy kimmel shares an emotional story every parent can learn from. >>> and if you're heading out this morning, pretty comfortable this afternoon

united cross the line? and was that passenger drunk and defying airport police? we have the videod the response from united. at issue, a baggage dispute that prompted a united employee to cancel that man's ticket. new at 11:00, our consumer investigator is with us. these are hyper sensitive times for airlines, what does the video show us. >> reporter: you see a frequent flyer clashing with a ticket counter worker. yet another round in the beetle between airlines and their passengers. >> stop, put that down now. >> reporter: this 4:00 a.m. confrontation dmurd the new orleans airport saturday when the man was checking in for his flight home to sfo. he was told it would cost $300 that cause $125 on the way there. i was trying to get an answer and she started being rude. >> so he started videotaping. >> i want to know why. >> cancel the reservation. >> i want the know why. >> because you did not have my permission. >> reporter: about a minute after he denied stopping to voor her. >> i didn't know she had the right to cancel my flight because i started recording. >> reporter: some airl

pilots who are part of the united we stand for diversity coalition in just a moment. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> the viral video showing dr. david dau being drabd dragged off that united airlines fight getting attention from everywhere. they filed a complaint with the company which forced united hire black pilots of oufr guests tonight along with 20 others have filed a complaint alleging black pilots continue to face barriers within the airline industry. captain ken han rhode islandny received a bronze star for hairism for combat in the gulf war. he not only flies for united but started his own airline and captainon knee e. "jet" jones served in the air force like my daddy and is behind united we stand coalition. captains, i'm honored to have you on this program. >> thank you. >> every time i see you i stop and say he will low because i see so you frequently. whenever i see a black pilot i stop and salute because it's so rare to see and i just know how you had to climb up the rough side of the mountain just to get to where you are. so thank you for your service to our country and what you do for united airline.

the video of the united airlines guide. if it hadn't been on video, we never would have talked about it. because it was dramatized, it became a huge event. there is nothing that was said today that we didn't already know. the only result of these hours of hearings is that sally yates is now a democratic star and she needs to pick a state and run for the senate. she is a rising candidate for the future. her answer on the question why did you resign at all that was exactly right. it would be nice if we had a tradition in our government where people resign on principle. you could say it was a cheap shot. she was leading three days later anyway. i don't think the iran raid in 1979 since we had a high official who resides in the administration was right to fire her. can't carry out the president's orders, you are gone. we learned zero. >> bret: if "the washington post" had not come out with this story, is michael flynn still national security advisor? >> no, because he would have screwed up on something else between then and now.

but inside each housing unit are video visitation stations that they can sign up for in 20 or 30-minute-longessions. their visitors can either speak to them from similar stations located outside the secured portion of the jail or from their own homes with the proper internet connection. >> tell my daughter i said i love her. >> being locked up, the single most important thing is outside mail or these visits. >> today, manda lynch has a visit scheduled with her girlfriend, leah greenfield, who is seven months pregnant and like lynch, struggled with meth addiction. >> i have questions because of the company she was keeping. i mean, they are old using friends. >> leah has not had a permanent home since lynch's arrest and currently stays in a hotel about half a mile away on wichita's broadway street. a part of town known for drugs and crime. >> what's this? you guys hiding cards? >> meanwhile, lynch has grown closer to her friend and drug dealer on the streets jenifer wood. >> when lee and i first got together, jen would come and i would get drugs from her, and she would stay for a few minutes,

but talks went on a little after that. >>> united ceo will be among executives testifying to a congressional hearing. this comes after a disturbing video of a man being dragged off a united flight. news 4's justin finch will join us. >> today there will be a campus meeting at american university after racist messages were left around campus. bananas tied with black nooses were around campus. >>> 5:33. >> orioles star adam detailing what he called one of the worst cases of fan abuse he's ever heard. angie goff is in the newsroom. so upsetting. >> it really is. you may be seeing his name a lot in his social media feeds. this is getting a whole lot of attention. or oels outfielder adam jones saying he heard serious racist heckling last night. this is all according to "usa today." they were playing the red sox in boston. jones said he heard the n word several times. he also said someone threw a bag of peanuts at him. the red sox say the fan was ejected from the ball parks. jones has been playing in the majors for 12 years. he says he's been offended before but this was one of the worst experiences of his career. eun? >> terrible. glad that

. >> reporter: in a remarkable phone call with us, the unit captain, omar nazar, admitted the video was real and said he was proud of what was on the tape. "i'm already a star and ali would make me a bigger star by doing this." the soldiers were so proud of what they were doing they even sent arkady horrific phone videos they shot themselves, the victims they tortured and murdered. >> i don't even have words for it. >> reporter: that's a murder, isn't it? >> that's a murder. >> reporter: in a statement, the american embassy in baghdad told abc news the u.s. "has not provided military aid, arms or assistance" to the unit. yet, a senior u.s. military official in iraq was full of praise for the unit. >> and it has been really a fruitful partnership in all regards. >> you heard the leader of that unit saying he's proud of what was on that video. this photojournalist has put himself at risk by being the whistleblow zmrer he has fled iraq and he's in hiding after receiving death threats from the very soldiers who thought he would keep their secrets and he did not. >> his location remains undi

its that video of a kentucky doctor being dragged off an overbooked united airlines flight last month to make room for company employees. today, united airlines ceo oscar munoz is apologizing but this time to house lawmakers on capitol hill looking at how to improve customer service. >> i'm personally sorry for the fact that my immediate response and the response of our airline was inadequate. it is my mission to make sure we make the changes needed. reporter: munoz also joined by high level executives from american airlines, southwest airlines, and alaska airlines. about two weeks after the united incident, this viral video surfaced of a distraught mom on an american flight. lawmakers focusing on specific questions like why carriers overbook flights, how they decide to bump passengers and whether the policy is different for refundable verse non refundable tickets. >> we've all been in a situation where we just want to get to our seat, get in the air and get home as quickly as possible. >> i would say very few passengers have any idea what their rights are. we need simple language dis

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the 56-year-old dad-to-be sent this video message instead. >> united we can make a difference. it's not just okay to take care of yourself, that we're as successful as the least fortunate among us. >> right now, george and amal are on baby lockdown here at their home in berkshire, england. the couple spent a reported $16 million renovating the 5.5-acre island estate which is said to include 18 security cameras, a nanny's quarters and an editing suite so george can work from home. >> have you fully digested that, that there's two coming? >> no, and i don't know how you fully digest that. but i'm excited. it will be fun. >> amal was last seen in public nearly two months ago, taking a walk with george. even then she was barely showing any sign of a baby bump. throughout her pregnancy, the 39-year-old mom-to-be was able to wear nonmaternity designer dresses, often with four-inch heels. >> you guys have names, everything picked out? >> my wife said, i can't name them casa and amigos. that's the one thing i'm not allowed to do. >> well, just three weeks ago, amal threw a surprise bir

together to announce what they say is the successful work of the narcotics enforcement unit, the department released videos of two violent robberies at two pharmacies in the city. last friday, at 2:20 in the afternoon, three gunmen a artisted a pharmacy in capitol and announced a robbery. two jumped the counter while a third watched the door. according to a p the men wented promethazine, percocet and oxi. two men jumped the counter with bags looking for drugs, while standing in front of a table full of pistols taken off the street, chief newsham said the dangerous work of stopping thieves and dealers is beginning to pay off >> i must note that the men and women on this unit face some of the most difficult dangers that law enforcement faces. they're involved in very high risk operations. but they do it in a highly effective, safe and respectful way. in 2016, the narcotics enforcement unit recovered over $200,000 worth of illegal drugs including crack cocaine, pcp, heroin, synthetic and methamphetamines. >> reporter: he said in all of 2016 the units recovered a total of 42 guns so far this year, it has alrea

a man literally dragged off a united airlines flight last month. the video prompted public outrage, a lawsuit settlement, and an apology from united's ceo on capitol hill tuesday. >> safety or security, an issue, we will never again ask a customer to give up their seat once they're on board. >> reporter: but it doesn't help, you may now get even less leg room. cnn money reports american airlines plans to decrease the space from seats one to two inches for economy class on some of its new mraens next year -- planes next year. the flight attendants worry they're on the front lines of this bash lack. but the women -- backlash. but the women we spoke to says the flight attendant was heroic. >> she put himself between them, that's not an easy place to be. >> reporter: the man in the red shirt was taken off the flight and arrested. [ indiscernible ] apologized to its customers. l.a.x., erica mandy, kpix 5. >>> three kittens in redwood city are safe tonight, the three week old babies got stuck inside construction equipment and could be heard crying for help. the pe

next, united ceo oscar munoz testifies on the hill about customer service after the video showing a passengerng dragged off a flight that caused a public relations disaster. what legislators want to do to protect your rights as a passenger. interesting. we're now in an administration focusing on deregulation. >>> police are changing their story in the shooting death of a 15-year-old african-american teenager in texas. we'll have both versions and an update on the investigation. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. this clean was like pow! everything well? my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest [hd]. 6x cleaning*, 6x whitening*á i would switch to crest [hd] over what i was using before. >>> welcome back. you're watching msnbc. we've got breaking news. the former south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man two years ago has reportedly reached a plea deal a week before his federal c

. >> we have with all of the videos including the united video, we're reached a tipping point.hard. richard branson has tried it, got a lot of money, big name, incredibly innovative. it's a hard nut to crack. >> also the reason why they are making a profit is because they are jamming people on it. >> commercial air flight in america is a constant aggravation 64 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> for the most part it's miserable other than our friends at jetblue. >> jetblue is great. >> delta. >> no, i don't like delta. >> delta is better than most. >> no. >> no? somebody had an experience. >> yesterday. >> figured? >> what happened did they not put a crown on your head? >> my head was too big. they saw "saturday night live." >> by the way -- >> needed a box for my head. >> was ann mad at you? >> no. no. no. >> i have to say, that got the biggest laugh. >> she hired a personal trainer for me kept looking at bobby moynihan. if you look like that, you're going to get in shape. >> more comments about you and willie. >> i'm going to work with mikey day up there. he's going to grow into

. >> in a phone call with us, the unit captain, omar nasar admitted the video was real and proud of what he had seen on the tape. i am already a star, and ali doing this. the soldiers were so proud of what they were doing they sent horrific phone videos they shot themselves, showing victims they tortured and murdered. in a statement the american embassy in baghdad told abc news, the u.s. has not provided military aid, arms or assistance to the unit. yet senior u.s. military officials in iraq praised the unit again and again. it has been a fruitful partnership, in all regards. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> big security scare at the phoenix comiccon, a man was arrested with weapons. he posted he planned to kill phoenix police officers, and pictures of the officers taken at the comic-con. he struggled with officers before taken into custody. >> seeing new video of a oklahoma man, accused of plowing a stolen truck across a run way during a police chase. the truck burst through an airport gate on to the highway. colliding with a car killing one person. the suspect is named jerry newman,

now, those are among some ten changes that united debuted last week after this video of chicago police pulling dr. david dao from a full united flight after he refused to give up his seat went viral. dao and the airline have since settled and customers say at first sight that video give them what they could have done or should have done initially. but we'll see. hopefully it can continue and nothing like that ever happens again because that was completely unacceptable. >> and the outrage spread across the country, across the world. many at this point are hoping that it was a one-time deal and united is saying that it is. we know today's hearing is only phase one. a sentence hearing is scheduled for some time next week. justin finch, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> the other big story we're following on capitol hill today is the republican effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. house republicans are working to get the votes needed to pass their plan. news4's tracie potts has a look at where things stand. >> are we going to vote this week? yes or no? >> stay tuned.

a horror story about the airlines. >> right. >> for oscar munoz it wasn't the video that shocked me with this latest unitedff, it was the response kind of saying he was a belligerent passenger and doubling down on it. that's what shockinged me. when you see the video it's like wow, we need to reconsider our policies. now united has done that. dealt ha to has reconsidered some of their policies. >> and so has southwest. southwest says it's no longer going to do overbooking. there are going to be some changes from some of the individual airlines. i'll be curious to see whether or not there actually is legislation that is introduced. it's easy to say it should happen. it's far different to see that it actually will >> the airlines have done their best to change their own policies before having them changed for them. we'll see how that all works out today. >> yep. >> going to be fun to watch. >> it will be. >> on a programming note by the waymon day warren buffett's going to be joining us live for three hours. berkshire hathaway of course is the largest owner of many of these airline companies. we'll get his t

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and today on capitol hill the united airlines ceo was grilled in a transportation committee hearing. it comes after the world saw that infamous video off the united flight and, of course, there are other instances on other airlines also caught on camera. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> no, no, this is wrong! oh, my god, look at what you're doing to him! oh, my god! >> hey, bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> you shut up! >> members from both sides of the aisle spoke loud and clear. they need to do better. >> why do you hate the american people? >> we're kind of sick of it as consuming americans. >> there is something clearly broken when we see passengers being treated the way some of them have been treated in recent flights. >> it was awful to watch that. it reminded me of a trump campaign rally. people shouldn't be treated that way. >> the airline industry needs to focus on getting its own house in order instead of extending its reach to control our skies. >> seize this opportunity because if you don't, we're going to come and you're not going to like it. >> congressman peter

together to announce what they say is the successful work of narcotics end enforcement unit, they released videos of two violent robberies. . >> last friday, three gun men entered and announce add robbery. according to a police report, the men wanted promethazine, percocet and octobers si could the tin. in the other robbery 25 minutes later, two men jumped the counter with bags also looking for drugs. while standing in front of a table full of pistols taken off the street, chief newsham said the dangerous wor thieves and dealers is beginning to pay off. >> i must note that the men and women on this unit face some of the most difficult dangers that law enforcement faces. they're involved in high risk operations. but they do it in a highly effective, safe and respectful way. in 2016, the narcotics enforcement unit recovered over $200,000 worth of illegal drugs including crack cocaine, pcp, heroin, synthetic, methamphetamines. >> reporter: he said in all of 2016, the unit recovered a total of 42 guns but so far this year, it has already seized 49 illegal guns. some of which had high capacity magazin

. >> reporter: he was referencing those now-infamous videos of a united passenger caught in a travelightmare. >> come on, come on. >> reporter: dr. david dao was drag observed a united jet by law enforcement after refusing to give up a seat he had paid for. >> oh my god, look at what you did to him! >> reporter: according to united, at the last minute they learned four crew members needed to be on that flight. >> they told us we would not leave until four people volunteered. >> no, i am not going. i am not going. >> reporter: dr. dao insisted on keeping his seat saying he needed it so he could return to his patients. the episode unleashed a pr crisis of epic proportions. >> united airlines is in hot water tonight -- >> united kicked off several passengers -- >> united better fasten its seat belt -- >> it was a system failure. >> reporter: munoz sat down with my colleague rebecca jarvis for an exclusive interview just days after the incident. >> what did you think whe dragged off of one of your planes? >> probably the word shame comes to mind. the first thing i think is important to s

of course, ana, this comes after that other viral video, united airlines, where you saw that passengerng pulled off of that full flight. >> and you talked some about the faa and the airline policy, but it did seem like part of the issue that was discussed in this interaction back and forth had to do with the infant and a car seat being in one of those seats. what is airline policy and faa rules when it comes to infants in car seats? >> right. and i just spoke with the faa as well, and a spokesperson told me that an individual can't be forced to have their child on their lap the entire way either. so, there is a lot going on here as far as what is the rule, what is the law. i will tell you this, many of the people i spoke to, including one consumer advocate says, to them, this sounds more like an airline policy, and the airline's policy, which the flight attendant made very clear, is that if you have a ticket and you want a seat on the plane, you have to be the person whose name is on the ticket. the consumer advocate saying there is no federal law that says that. again, that is an airl

. >>> the head of united airlines testifying before congress. >>> this morning, another video of an all-out fist-fight aboard a u.s.-bound flight being seen around the world. our team is here. mike on capitol hill. peter alexander at the white house. on set. national reporter for the "new york times." and chief white house correspondent for politico and michael steele, the former senior adviser to jeb bush and john boehner. mike, to you. on the hill on monday trying to whip up support. where do things stand on health care? >> reporter: vice president mike pence was on the hill yesterday. he's due on the hill again today, trying to find support among wavering house members. it's still touch and go. it does not appear that republican leadership has the votes necessary at this point, early on a wednesday morning, to move forward by putting this new health care bill, this new iteration of the republican health care plan on the hill. we've heard from many members trickling out of this meeting. we are in the basement of the capitol. the republicans holding the closed door meetings. arms being twi

investigation into lieutenant collins' killing but first, we have this new video of collins being commissioned into the uniteds army less than a week ago. his parents and his girlfriends presented him with his hat. he was going to fight against dangerous weapons around the world. the video reveals chilling words he shared at the podium. take a listen.

what united just admitted as the airline struggles to recover from that viral video of a passenger draggeds. plus a new warning from kim jong-un, north korea just took a big step in its nuclear effort. what a new type of missile test was all about over the weekend. and the danger that it poses and how the u.s. is responding. we are live at the pentagon. >> having a missile test is not the way to sit down with the president. ♪ ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so

threat tuned destroy the united states, last week put out a video showing the capital getting destroyed by north korean fighters the how could he be honored to meet with kim jung-un. >> the president understands the threat that north korea poses and will do what is necessary to protect our confree from threat that they pose. >> how could that be an honor? >> john, i guess because he is head of state. so, this. >> sean spicer made it clear the conditions are nowhere near right for a meeting any time soon. not only as kim recently released the videos showing the destruction of the capitol, and u.s. cities, there have been missile tests, preparations for a possible nuclear test, and now, the uss carl vinson strike group in region on high alert. still, despite the heightened tension, trump is offering some striking praise for the young dictator. >> at a very young age he was able to assume power. a lot of people tried to take the power away whether his uncle or anybody else. and he was able to do it. so, obviously he is a pretty smart cookie. >> what did he mean when he called him one smart

they launched the unit on wednesday, which can forward video feeds to the police, settle fines, has facialnine languages. i'd buy that for a dollar! graffiti art has been one of the hottest art movements over the last few decades. like many graffiti artists, graeme — or xenz, the name he goes by — cut his teeth on the streets. in this case, the streets of bristol. and he has since grown into the artist that we see on the roof of his east london studio. today, he's taking a break to do this for us. but he's more known these days for these amazing natural scenes which are exhibited and sold all over the world, and which incorporate all of the graffiti techniques that he's honed over the years. yeah, over time you really understand what the can is about to do. you know, you come to rely on these tools, like the nozzle or the weight of the can. like the way that i use the edge there to keep one edge sharp and one edge faded, then this, you know, different lines, adding colours. so there's a lot of disciplines that go through painting that are the same here, you know. years of practice... no, w

the incident calls to mind this video from april 9th, a united airlines passenger forcibly dragged off flight in chicago. it would be hard to overstate how that video has resonated with the flying public, including members of congress who fly every week. blayne alexander joins us now after airline execives got a grilling and a warning on capitol hill. >> doreen, it was a grilling indeed. one lawmaker summed it up pretty well. he said, you know when you're getting lectured on customer service from the u.s. congress. but today for more than four hours, that's exactly what happened with airline leaders repeatedly promising to do better. >> reporter: today top airline executives navigating rough air on capitol hill. >> we're kind of sick of it, as the consuming american. we gotta fly, you got us. >> pretty soon you're going to charge to use the rest room. >> reporter: the center of it, united airlines ceo, after a passenger is dragged bloodied off a flight to make room for a crew member. >> we had a horrible failure three weeks ago, it's not who we are, it is not this company. and frankly

videos. but they haven't fixed out yet how to exactly put ad units into those longer form videos, so what weeally set up here is a situation where dwell time on facebook will rise, but the monetization arguably, they haven't yet found a way to make it constant. so if anybody is thinking here that this is something that helps to drive deceleration of ad growth in the second half of the year, they're probably not far off the mark. >> sock. so in light of this decline we are seeing in the after hours session, i know you took down your cellfy shingles. is this a chance to pull back buy? >> certainly the story on facebook long term remains quite strong, but i would argue that you are looking here at the second derivative turning negative, which arguably is never good for a stock and facebook has had a great run so far this year. so if people are concerned, might as well take some money offer the table. see how they make the transition and as better indications arise, this monetizing video then maybe go back in. >> all right. david, thank you. david gerity dba. you agree? >> i think ultimately tha

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woman posting her story on facebook because she said she could not get united to acknowledge her complaint. both cell phone video and social media playing big part in this ongoing story. and caught in camera -- a school bus fully engulfed in flames in south carolina, and now parents are thinking the driver for her quick action. she got all students off the bus in the nick of time. two students said they smelled smoke coming from the back of the bus. the driver immediately got ever be off. minutes later, that bus caught fire. this is a wild scene out west. a bear on the loose in california met his match. this dog chased after the bear, which is more than twice its size. finally, the bear is that it did a dip in someone's backyard pool and eventually search through the trash for goodies. tot there is known neighbors and attacked cured i think i would move. doug: that is part of it. lindsey: that would be it for me. doug: all kinds of wild creatures -- coyotes, jaguars -- not jaguars, bobcats. lindsey: here we have to worry about some rain. doug: i tell you what, tomorrow kind of a rainy day, unexpected. now the ra

that monitors extremist propaganda released a segment of the video which calls for people to carry out lone wolf terror attacks in the uniteding knives or vehicles. the video show landmarks in las vegas and other major u.s. cities. police in vegas say they tike the threat seriously. what else are they going to do? and they're stepping up security. we won't show the videos, but trace gallagher with more. what else do we know about the this? >> shep, it was narrated by an american jihadist. he called for targets in russia and las vegas. they believe the video is somewhere back in 2015 but it would be irresponsible to dismiss the threat, especially in the wake of the manchester arena attack and the fact that very gas is a big event designation with concert venues and thousands of people walking around at any given moment. when you have this isis propaganda video and last week's worning from homeland security calling this the most serious threat environment since 9-11, it tends to get people's attention. shep? >> shepard: how do you law enforcement say they're increasing security along the strip? >> some of the common sense thi

this comes in the wake of the viral video showing that united airline's passenger being dragged off thelight. oscar munoz will be in the hot seat along with other airline executives this will surely be colorful, if you -- to say the least. >> tray tables up shg, buckle y seat belts. >>> president trump and russian president vladimir putin are expected to speak by phone today. tracie potts joins us with all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the other big thing in washington, health care, republicans pushing to try to get a vote done this week. they've only got a couple days left. we've been counting who is for it and against it. 20 republicans against it. about a dozen undecided which means republican leaders here can only afford to lose two more. >> are we going to vote this week? >> stay tuned. >> reporter: today republicans are counting votes on health care. >> all signs are positive that they do have the votes. >> reporter: they got two more days to convince nearly a dozen lawmakers to vote yes on a plan that trump insists will cover pre-existing conditions. >> i

of course the viral video of the united passenger forcibly removed from a flight and the most unwatchful of all, kenny g's impromptu inflight concert. [ music playing ] >> you got to wonder if anybody is complaining. >> they felt a lot better. >> google. horn. >> why is he playing that? you know what that is? >> it's a clarinet maybe. i don't know. >> anyway the airlines had a good day today. >> i agree with karen, this has gotten to the point where social media has a personal victory, saves pull back, it's solely the results. they announced last week those numbers were fine. stocks moved from basically 35 up to 60 and a bullback in the last nine months. so the airlines to pe are very investible right now. in fact, i go for the bargain bins. that's american and delta. >> american had good traffic numbers today. >> yeah, also we saw warren buffet and then at the summit conference, so airlines are sort of people, navy now think all right, there sort of very cyclical p.e. multiple that airlines are getting, maybe they should get a higher multiple. >> it's been an all time high. spirit airli

america saw thes shocking video of the predictable result of the lack of competition protection in the industry. what happened symbolizes a problem that is not unique to united and subsequent incidents is and countless others which didn't go viral to demonstrate. it's become dangerously unbalanced and it's time for congress to take action to consumers so they won't become their own viral video. how we got to this point, in a word, competition or more specifically the lack thereof. america, d-delta thomas of western and united. together they control more than 80% of all domestic flights and a staggering 93% of the top airports only one or two control a majority of the seats. according to the gao from 2007 to 2013, 1.2 million scheduled domestic flights were eliminated as the big carriers traveled up competitors, smaller communities in particular were hard hit by this march. for example, san antonio lost approximately 600 jobs until they relocated the headquarters. they said it is being headquartered near the leadingpr transportation facilities as it is critical to the companies like at&t as the airline industry continues toil consolidate and reduce the flight