wi-fi. >> reporter: wi-fi. >> in today's world, wi-fi. >> reporter: fixing the wi-fi is a top priority.nce possible. >> reporter: the clock is ticking. with 8 million passengers flying on american airlines alone this thanksgiving, the maintenance teams have been working ahead. >> we're prepaying maintenance to minimize the risk during the holiday period. >> reporter: at 4:00 a.m., after a deep clean, they're done. at 7:20 a.m., flight 2485 is boarding for miami. tom costello, nbc news. >> wow, what a machine, literally. thanks so much for waking up with early today. i'm frances rivera. have a great tuesday. see lingers across the bay area. here's a live look outside at the san jose skyline. meteorologist kari hall timing out our thanksgiving week forecast. plus, making it in the bay could get even harder. pg&e pushing f

wi-fi. but just make sure it really is the airport wi-fi or the mall wi-fi. >> yeah, i guess the best advices, is really we have to be our own detectives, right? and really take a look at it all and just don't click the links. i really appreciate it. alex, thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> up next here on the four, a well known community leader in the east bay stepping up to help those in need this thanksgiving. up next we are joined here in studio by oakland rapper and activist mistah fab to talk about his 20th annual turkey giveaway event that's happening tomorrow. we'll tell you how you can help to make a difference. >> and slick roads over the bay area during this afternoon drive. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what we can expect mo forwa we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this s

>> wi-fi. >> wi-fi! in today's world, wi-fi. >> fixing the wi-fi is a top priority.arance possible. >> reporter: the clock is ticking. with 8 million passengers flying on american airlines alone this thanksgiving, the maintenance teams have been working ahead. >> we're pre-paying maintenance, doing tasks to make sure that we minimize the risks during the holiday period. >> reporter: at 4:00 a.m., after a deep clean, they're done. and 954-am pushes out of the hangar and back to the terminal for catering. >> flight 2485 to miami. >> reporter: at 7:20 a.m., flight 2485 is boarding for miami. yeah, what an incredible thing to see this in high gear. i'll tell you that half of the american's fleet every single night goes through some form of inspection. these bigger inspections every 90 days, and every ten years, you guys, they strip the plane down completely, down to the metal frame, and they're looking for any signs of metal fatigue and corrosion, from soda, which can actually have a really bad effect on the plane itself. so this is a full 24/7 constant operation worldwi

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so people have gone on to the airport wi—fi, and now the airport wi—fi has gone down. information and passengers being offered foil blankets. i think we managed to get one of the last rooms... with little prospect of getting on a plane, 14—year—old kaylin and his family checked into an airport hotel to wait it out. as police responded to the situation, roads around the airport were closed, trains to and from gatwick station were cancelled. i landed at 9:45, and i was supposed to catch a train to liverpool. - and that's not happening, so now i have to re—route| and i have to go to devon. by mid—afternoon, that security situation had been resolved and the south terminal had reopened but the flight delays and cancellations are continuing this evening as the airport works to clear the backlog. the message is — if you're coming to gatwick, do check before you travel. nickjohnson, bbc news, gatwick airport. weather warnings will come into force tonight ahead of the arrival of powerful storm bert. northern ireland is expected to get hit first, so let's talk to chris page who'

so people have gone on to the airport wi—fi, and now the airport wi—fi has gone down.e information and passengers being offered foil blankets. i think we managed to get one of the last rooms... with little prospect of getting on a plane, 14—year—old kaylin and his family checked into an airport hotel to wait it out. as police responded to the situation, roads around the airport were closed, trains to and from gatwick station were cancelled. i landed at 9:45, and i was supposed to catch a train to liverpool. - and that's not happening, so now i have to re—route| and i have to go to devon. by mid—afternoon, the security alert had been resolved, but the airport has warned of persisting delays and cancellations while it works to clear the backlog. well, i have just well, i havejust checked well, i have just checked the departure boards and those delays and cancellations continue into this evening. the 6115 b to zurich cancelled, the 7:40pm to valencia cancelled, the 7:40pm to valencia cancelled and there are others as well. in terms of the incident itself sussex police has

i think for me, it was the fact that you didn't need wi—fi, because dad's not got wi—fi here., because i don't want to encroach on dad's, um, life. that is the main thing that i want, to continue as we are, because i've been happy. i don't think there's anything that ever happens that she hasn't got control of. which, for my sake, she's doing a lovelyjob. the longitude prize says most gps believe people most gps believe people with dementia tend to live longer and more fulfilled lives if they're able to stay at home. supersense technologies wants their device to help. they now have a year to impress the judges. london fashion week has banned exotic animal skins — including from snakes and crocodiles — on the catwalk. this makes them the first of the big fourfashion weeks to do so, and comes after the ban on fur last year. the british fashion council said the next material under discussion was the use of feathers. all designers will have to agree to the new conditions to showcase their work. this follows in the footsteps of copenhagen fashion week, which banned exotic skins and

responsible for deaths around the world for denying vaccine, who believes that wi-fi denying vaccine, who believes that wi—fithe aids virus, that hiv causes aids, who has said things like covid—i9 was manufactured to spearjew and agents. he is in that case. the idea of putting someone like that in this kind of position really begins to stress our government to the breaking point, really. fin stress our government to the breaking point, really. on matt gaetz, do _ breaking point, really. on matt gaetz. do you _ breaking point, really. on matt gaetz, do you think _ breaking point, really. on matt gaetz, do you think that - breaking point, really. on matt gaetz, do you think that one i gaetz, do you think that one way or another this house ethics report is going to make its way into the public domain? we know that the speaker of the house thanks it should not be released. , ., , ., released. there is no question it is coming — released. there is no question it is coming out. _ released. there is no question it is coming out. ultimately, i it is coming out. ultimately, that— it is coming out. ultimately, that rep

>> we hear you. >> you were talking about the wi-fi and then your comments about quality-of-life. what was the process like to get wi-fion the ship and how did you balance that with some of the security questions about it being -- >> okay. there's going to be security concerns about adding wi-fi. a couple of the ships -- [inaudible] we went through a tight command that provides, the funding for this. [inaudible] the system has some built in particle so we could be turned off immediately. it could be monitored for op sec purposes. were starting to see it a a le bit more on the west coast but -- [inaudible] starting to get it. not all -- and again it's very low bandwidth so that come oftentimes you can't do teleconference. some people figure it out. [inaudible] figure that out. does that answer your question? >> that's part of the navy's whole effort to try to come sort of a structural thing to help with morale, key people more connected with their families. can you imagine like i said the amount, think about it. if you're a sailor having a bad day, you don't always want to go to your chain of command. for you guys shoul

used wi-fi signal jammers to disrupt security systems and prevent cell phone use in the homes targeted people should immediately install motion detectors in their upstairs premises. >> they have wi-fio make sure that you have a cellular connect program to your alarm monitor. they're very, very sophisticated. these are not one offs. this is organized crime. >> police suggest residents keep a landline phone in case of emergencies. as for those high end burglaries, sources cautioned the south american crime ring is just one avenue they're pursuing. rhiannon. lionel. >> all right, andrea, thanks for that update. legendary uconn women's basketball coach geno auriemma now has the most wins ever, ever in ncaa hoops. so after win number 1217 last night, a real goat was on the court as auriemma officially became the greatest of all time. dozens of the program's alums were there as well. auriemma has coached uconn. it's so cute to see the goat for 40 years, winning 11 national titles and some of the best players. >> the greatest wnba players have gone through uconn. he has coached them like breanna stewart of the new york liberty, paige bueckers, who's on the team right now, she's expected t

. >> they have wi-fi jammers to stop the alarm company from being notified, because a lot of people have wi-fien they have police jammers to jam the signal of the police departments. >> and let's take a look at what the nfl is recommending players there, essentially saying that don't check in on social media as so many people often do to show that you're away from your home. they're also saying, don't post images of your home. the inside expensive items. and this just doesn't apply to athletes. that applies. that's good for everyone to not advertise because we know that these criminals, according to that nfl bulletin, do a lot of research online to try to social engineer to find out where these people live, their patterns of behavior, all in an attempt to try to rob these very wealthy homes. >> coy, as a former nfl player, you know what it's like being in the spotlight. a lot of good stuff. but also some not so great stuff. what is that part of the job like? >> yeah, i mean, along with the praise and the many positive experiences you have as a professional athlete comes some precarious sometim

they have wi-fi jammers to stop the alarm company from being notified, because a lot of people have wi-fi systems and then they have police jammers to jam the signal of the police departments now, with these athletes, you know, we're not only talking about wealthy individuals, but also because they're at the mercy of their team's schedules. >> these are schedules. the burglars know, so they know when these folks are away from home, trying to capitalize on that in order to conduct these burglaries. >> yeah. it seems like a like a glaring point of vulnerability. so what are the leagues telling these players on how to avoid becoming targets so they are providing guidance. >> they're warning players to have surveillance homes. they're saying that they should develop relationships with local particular neighborhoods and an advice that doesn't just apply to professional athletes, but to all of us. they're saying watch what you post on social media, because so many of these groups are actually going online on social media to try to find out where people are posting from to see if they're away fr

they have wi-fi jammers to stop the alarm company from being notified, because a lot of people have wi-fi systems and then they have police jammers to jam the signal of the police departments and one thing that the leagues are warning players is be careful what you're doing on social media. >> and that is something that not only impacts professional athletes, but all of us. you know, if you're going to go on the holidays, you might want to post a picture of you out on the beach in cabo because criminals are actually going online to research where people are knowing that they're away before they actually go and try to stage these burglaries. pam all right, that's good advice. >> josh campbell, thank you so much well, coming up, fear dead a missing kayaker is actually alive and well living in europe. but investigators still cannot track him down. the lingering question why did he do it we're looking at all of that later deals with any six inch subway. >> subway did what dad >> for a limited time get any six inch sub chips and a drink, all for just 6.99. >> your record label is taking off, b

wait for days at a time in people's backyards they have wi-fi jammers to stop the alarm company from being notified, because a lot of people have wi-fin they have police jammers to jam the signal of the police department's and of course, what is of concern here, sarah, as well, is that these are not just, you know, wealthy homes but if you think about nba and nfl players they're also away from home a lot of the time for perhaps providing a window for these groups to actually conduct these attacks or these robberies what what advice are players getting that they can use to try to to to try to deal with this well, the leagues are asking players to have a relationship with local law enforcement in your area. sometimes police will, you know, conduct additional patrols around some of these neighborhoods. if you have someone who might be a lucrative target to some of these burglaries but they're also telling players to look avoid social media, so-called check ins. you know, if you're going to go somewhere, don't go on social media and say, hey, i'm here because that tells burglars i'm away from home. and then also, this doesn't just apply

wi-fi doesn't work on board the flight. so this is a pretty significant change and you should be able to get this money back relatively quickly. >> i'm going to get a >> yeah wi-fi doesn't work for me all the time. all the time. >> but wait a minute. you know, three hours for domestic, six hours for international. that doesn't sound like something that happens all the time. >> may sound great it's a pretty wide runway here. pardon the pun. and so if the airline is really, really late. the other important caveat is you can't double dip if they book you on a different flight. you can't take the refund and then take the flight that they rebooked you on. you have to say no, i don't want it. you have to walk. then you can take the check. >> the fine print. that's right. pete muntean, thanks a lot. we're just moments away from the white house. turkey. pardon these lucky turkeys, right here named peach and blossom will be president biden's last thanksgiving pardon in the annual tradition, cnn's betsy klein joins us now from the south lawn of the white house. betsy, we just we're just looking at some photographs of of those two turkeys. i couldn't believe it looked like

so if you take multi-gig wireline combined with wi-fi and 5g radios which are back up radio, 87% of the mobile traffic is going over the wireline and wi fietwork. that is something our competitors don't have and then we price it in a way $30 per line. >> you are talking about that bundled offer? >> if you have internet you can attach that first line for free the first year and $30 thereafter which is a retail rate and not a gimmick. we save customers hundreds of thousands of dollars which is an exceptionally better more faster product and more reliable. >> you had price increases for broadband? >> smaller increases. >> i am a customer. >> if you look at the dollar per gigabit which is gone down dramatically but if you take a look at this revenue per customer it is growing in the marketplace and it had much higher inflation so i think the ability for us to have revenue growth on internet comes with some modest price increases over time but really through the ability to grow broadband. >> we talked about fixed wireless with 8 million people i think it is over the last three years have chosen to go with it but despite it being an inferior p

wi-fi for the crew. not huge bandwidth but it help people connect with their external support network in ways we've never seen before. i use the wi-fi their families. i got hundreds of dmz from moms, dads come spouses. families are big deal in the military. the stronger the, the author sailor is and find it at every sailor as you know. the social media took a weird turn in what i was essentially counting houthi misinformation about the ship didn't get or something that was not expected at all. so should we i think is an effective form of information operations if used appropriately. the enemy has no moral filter in terms of information operations but we can use social media as a way to counter falsehood with the actual facts and very rapidly. in closing i will share one story which some of you may have heard. i have to share it again because we are talking about a ship that expensive culture chain with morale idly helped help w succeed over and over in this apartment despite the diversity despite the humidity in the despite the combat operations, the lack of rest and relaxation. so many leaders up and down the ranks did their part t

fi? i am talking to, uh, my, my e 7. and i don't have electricity, i am lighting by my by my, for me, um there is no wi fi so we can charge and recount a study in our comfort and yeah, everything tiers. so how are very grateful to you reason for taking the time to join us for using up the scans, electricity, and how that you have to talk to us to bring some of your stories to our screen so that people can get a better idea of just how difficult it is living in gauze it today, resa, but i read many thanks. indeed, the policy angles or as you say is way the attacks have killed at least $17400.00 children and gaza since october last year. that's one child killed every few minutes. thousands more have been injured and are in need of support. agencies say around $50000.00 children younger than 5 will need urgent treatment for mel nutrition. by the end of the yeah. at least 658000 children, renounce of schools and the stones of the war. and now missing out on a 2nd. yeah. of education. the number of orphans in gauze are ranges between 17 and 18000. many are on their own without any family members and agencies they every day . 1

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