he moved up to the same spot where wichita is today.esent-day el reno and the trading post there. these people all new age other and worked on a trade with each other. that was the connection to the east. they knew this route. jesse chisholm was following that same route where he died early on. for some time the trail in kansas created from present-day wichita to present-day abilene. at that point it was called matrox -- mccoys trail. debate whether road be called that are not and eventually the whole trail system landed on the name chisholm trail. and probably because of the death of jesse chisholm. it just as easily could have been called black beaver's trail. any other questions? >> when you refer to the cowboy mythology, what exactly do you mean by that? cowboysre were many that were different characters. >> they were characters. cowboys mccoy talks ,bout were former confederates when he talked about them coming into abilene he said they were still wearing their gray shirts from their time being in the confederacy. >> the reason i a

in wichita kansas police accidentally shot and killed andrew finch a father of two who had nothing to do with the on line game or b. that motivated the swatting call to his address it was truly a case of wrong time wrong place wrong time and thankfully the gamers responsible for the made up emergency that resulted in mr finch is that the pleaded guilty to their crimes including twenty five year old tyler barrus who was sentenced to twenty years in prison for being the man ultimately responsible for making the call that led to mr finch is tragic murder and while justice appears to be served on the gamers one can't help but wonder what about the man who actually pulled the trigger kansas city police officer justin rap who shot and killed andrew binge after he stepped out on his front porch to see why police lights were outside and by all accounts pins pose no threat yet was still shot down by the officer who has not been charged or really punished for his actions. i think it's time to start asking some hard questions about the tactics and mindset of our police forces who because they ap

thunderstorms erupt from dallas to wichita courtesy of this low pressure system giving us concerns in kansas city, wichita, springfield, dallas, oklahoma city for damaging winds, hail, flooding downpours and possibility of tornadoes. not just rain but throughout the midwest and throughout the mid-mississippi region reaching to central portions of pennsylvania. to the west, watch out for scatters showers in salt lake city. impressive snow totals near boulder, cheyenne and casper. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the new discovery that cope help people suffering from chronic fatigue. >>> also, broadcast legend larry king hospitalized this morning. what we're learning about his health scare. >>> and the growing mystery at sea. a whale discovered with harnesses. what experts think it could have escaped from. why they think it could ha >>> we're back with stunning video from a deadly tour helicopter crash in hawaii. the chopper spun out of control, crashed nose first on a busy roadway and burst into flames. three people died. debris scattered across the neighborh

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dallas, wichita false, oklahoma city. it's been a wet spring.storms will continue to rain for the next two days. we have moderate risk of flash flooding from fayetteville, northern portion of the "ozark"s here along the arkansas border. also included slight risk is oklahoma city, to kansas city and st. louis. three to five inches of rain at least especially in this area near if i y near fayetteville, arkansas. as this rain gets going and by tomorrow morning i'll be talking about heavy rain in the exact same areas. here's the latest rainfall predictions. not often you see this area like this. this is through thursday. this area of red is three inches. four inches of rain in pink on top of saturated soil. there's a little bit of light rain after this morning exiting the northeast. we'll get rid of that. d.c. gets up to 81 today, atlanta at 87. so, if anyone is traveling airports could be a big problem especially through the midwest. >>> still ahead, everybody, secretary of state mike pompeo speaks out on the reported payment request for otto warmb

airlines are doing a better job fp wichita state universityas ured on time, arriva how often people were bumped fro a flight, the percentage of mishandled bags, and the number of cnts sent to the department of transportation. nd last year, airline service improved. >> it's the best year i've ever had as far as the airline quality rating numbers are concerned. three o of the four things we track got better again this year, so i'd have to say it's doing well. >> one impvement forhe airline stands out. the number of people bumped from flights wch was cult in half. not surprising, since airline ceo's told lawmakers in 2017 they would eliminate or curb the practice of overselling flights. >> they have part of 17 to fix it and all of 18. and it looks like they did, and it's encouraging for the flying public. delt just ahead of jet blue and southwest. meanwhile, nspirit, amerind frontier had the lowest scor while this report is encouraging, it failed to track how often people complain about airline service on social media, whic is increasingly how travelers tell airlines osomething went wrong a

else's address and swatting it was at the heart of a recent tragedy here in the united states when wichita in which talk kansas police accidentally shot and killed andrew finch a father of two who had nothing to do with the on line game or beep that motivated the swatting call to his address it was truly a case of wrong time wrong place wrong and thankfully the gamers are responsible for the made up emergency that resulted in mr finch is that the bleeding.

this isust your classic spring plains blizzard setup. 86 in wichita today. and it will be in the 30s in areas of northern portions of nebraska. it's only about 1000 to miles away from each other. very dramatic.th storm is going to have it all, even a little bit of severe weather too. we'll talk about tha a coming u. right, bill. thank you very much. >>> in today's quick hits, this happened to a lot of us, but not to thisnt ex a staff writer at "the new yorker" got locked out of his ipad for the next 49 years. his year-old entered the wrong password over and over and over again. so befuddled dad posted the notification to try again in 25,000 and something minutes. >>> a trifying moment when an 18-wheeler hit a day care. alk the children are b in the facility and safe. >>> a prequel to the 1978 movie "grease" has been confirmed. what? ♪ hello, i'm credelio- tiny defender of dogs. i'm the tick and flea chewable that's "gentle by design". with an extra purified active ingredient that's gentle enough for even young pups, like rosie here. boop. but tough on ticks

wichita state university and embree riddle aeronautical university measured on time arrivals, how ofteneople were bumped from a flight, the percentage of mishandled bags and the number of complaints sent to the department of transportation and last year airline service improved. >> this is the best year we've ever had as far as the airline quality rating numbers are concerned. three out of the four things we track got better again this year i would have to say it's doing well. >> reporter: one improvement for the airline stands out, the number of people bumped from flights which was cut in half. not surprising since airline ceos told lawmakers in 2017 they would eliminate or curb the practice of overselling flights. >> they had part of '17 to fix it and all of '18 and looks like they did. >> reporter: tops in the airline quality rankings this year, delta, just ahead of jetblue and southwest. meanwhile, spirit, american and frontier had the lowest scores in the report. if there is one criticism of this report it's the fact that it does not measure social media in terms of how often peopl

between you could talk about all that's my views yes it was on the whole thing wichita to happen in there would have been better off without a clue to root it with this sort of illusion so little known. but it happened and it is a mixed blessing and it's very difficult to strike a balance i have in my book even. tried by best to see how and count in the how indians history changes that of us from country it's all about trust but you know yes it has to be nuanced. thank you that's a for sure keep in touch by social media will be back and went to fifty eight years today of the cia that they have kids invasion of communist cuba. the business model of facebook is to pressure people to continue communicating through facebook and getting facebook personal information and this is what makes this book a surveillance monster show facebook does not have users facebook has used its people that facebook users. i do think the numbers mean something they've mattered the u.s. has over one trillion dollars of debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth yo

we're watching these thunderstorms this morning, woke a lot of people up from wichita towards kansasity, still going strong heading towards joplin and a lot of heavy rain between peoria or chicago. anyone up early this morning, if you're heading out the door, you're going to get soaked. look at the blue on the map, it's snowing in portions of six different states right now. that's just cruel. the thing we worry about is severe weather. we have 4 million people at risk from areas of northern texas here, a little slice of new mexico and then a large area from oklahoma city, tulsa, i don't think we're going to see too many tornados. typical lightning damage, large hail, damaging winds. tomorrow we do it all over again. we push it into population centers. 8 million people at risk. we have this little area of orange. that's the enhanced region, that's where we could get a few tornados, maybe strong tornados. keep an eye on tulsa to joplin. you have storms now and this is tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening. how about how cold it was on sunday in areas of the northeast. the rainy storm s

>>a congressman from wichita dislikes this class and put out this tweet instead of a course to unite people and empower women kaye you has decided to offer class that divides the student population and could pose a title 9 violation by creating a hotile campus environment based on gender. >>next it turns out of civil war era cannon on display at a museum for decades was actually live in dangerous all those years. how museum staff finally found out about it when we come back. >>and a youth leader in the community is now behind bars on child-sex charges. well planned out break. i have your 10 at 10 forecast tracking >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 10 a once trusted youth leader in the community arrested on child-sex charges in san jose won for sweeps of all reports on an inappropriate relationship between a youth basketball coach and young girl, one that was recently exposed and it has now landed that coach in jail. >>53 year-old david kaiser's future with youth as a coach with the nonprofit national junior basketball league is in serious jeopardy. last sunday, the san jose police dep

>>congressman from wichita dislikes the topic he tweeted the course could pose a little title 9 violationy creating a hostile campus environment based on gender. interesting. >>weathers on whether try >>yeah dry tonight and a lot going on tomorrow in the bay area as far as the not only the rock n roll marathon, but also san francisco giants will take on that hamper a base so expect plenty of cloud cover and low 60's for the first pitch and temperatures above (electric guitar music) (electric guitar music) (electric guitar music) (electric guitar music) (sirens) (electric guitar music) (electric guitar music) (helicopter blades) (metal clinking) - all right, right now we're going to a domestic violence call. the female subject, she bit the male subject, and he strangled her. right now the parties are separated. so, we're going there to investigate the crime. - [deputy bare] what's going on?

severe thunderstorm threat today in areas inmld, texas to oklahoma city and wichita falls.ouri, 8 million people at risk for tornadoes. let's talk about the cold side. we have snow currently in areas of north dakota. that's going to slide into northern portions later today. the rockies will get nailed with a significant snowstorm. ski resorts getting a foot of snow. some thinking about staying open until memorial day. cold morning in the northeast. let's fast forward to wednesday. still looking at this storm very slowly moving to the east. flood threat areas in texas, some spots could get four to five inches of rain in the next three days. rain continues wednesday to the ohio valley and great lakes and still more snow in the mountains of the rockies. not until friday and yes, friday again on the east coast more rain. this will be like third or fourth friday in a row with rainey weather up and down the eastern seaboard. your mike is on. then the rainfall about two to three, maybe five inches in areas as we said from dallas to chicago. midwest has the worst of the weather. >>

wichita state university and emory ritle aeronautical university measured on time arrivals, how oftenled bags and the number of complaints sent to the department of transportation and last year this is a better ad. three out of the four things we tracked got better so i'd have to say it's doing well. >> one improvement stands out. the number of people bumped from flights which was cut in half. not surprising since airline ceos told lawmakers in 2017 they would eliminator curb the practice of over selling flights. >> they had part of '17 to fix it and all of '18 and looks like they did and that's encouraging for the flying public. >> tops in the airline quality rankings this year, delta just ahead of jetblue and southwest meanwhile, spirit, american and frontier had the lowest scores in the reports while this report is encouraging, it fails to track how often people complain on social media about airline service, which is increasingly how people reach out to their carriers or vent when something goes wrong on their trip. >>> you can find out more about this new airline report and go to

this is a company out of wichita, kansas.hey make the fuselage for the 737 spirit aerosystems under pressure as is united technologies. not a surprise given the fact it supplies a number of avionics and components to boeing for the 737 max. and then you have general electric and i want to point out, we just talked with ge aviation. it is not cutting production of the leap 1-b engine. that's the engine on the 737 max. they say they have good momentum with that engine right now and so for at least the time being they will keep production at the same level despite the fact that the max production is dropping by 20%. so guys, that's the story as the ripple effect from boeing cutting production on the max is starting to be felt by other aviation companies >> phil, thanks very much. phil lebeau in chicago for us. now, the information is reporting lyft threatened morgan stanley with legal action over short selling trades joining us on the phone, jessica lessen from the information. she's one of the authors behind the story. jessica,

wichita, kansas. mueller reveals trump's efforts to thwart inquiry. the "washington post," mueller shows russian enter feerns. the portland press harold. mueller lays out evidence of obstruction against trump. in hot springs, arkansas. mueller reveals trump's attempt to choke off russia probe. those were the headlines in papers large and small today. one of the things we got from mueller, that assesses the potential criminally on built on the question of obstruction of justice. one of the things we got was a really specific factual account of multiple instances of the president's behavior that might fall under the rubric of obstruction of justice. and it is all stuff that is based on sworn statements and evidence. we've got references to exactly where they got all the evidence they got that supports the narrative that they laid out. we've got full names of the people who provided them with that evidence. we get places, times, we get any corroborating evidence, we get dates for everything. it's like a full blown receipt. an itemized receipt for exactly

heavy rains in louisiana putting roadways and down trees blocking several roads in wichita paris and west monroe national weather service confirms and after a tornado struck robertson county, texas. sheriff told fox news half the town of franklin is totally destroyed. fifty-five homes are gone and more than one dozen injured and more than 140,000 customers remain without power in texas, mississippi, louisiana, arkansas and alabama as of late saturday. officials at the masters golf chairmanship today in augusta, georgia trying to be the store. they started the final round a couple hours earlier today and canceled the traditional green jacket ceremony for the winter. i felt. arthel: you can never get used to seeing those horrible images of people's lives splattered like matchsticks on the ground. brian, thank you. with the latest on when and where the severe storms. next we will turn it over to meteorologist adam joining us from the fox extreme weather center. adam. >> this very system the one that brought the damage yesterday still on the move moving to alabama and now stretch across

. >> woodruff: born inork, placed in an orphanage as a toddler, and sent on a train top wichita to be d. louise becomes the star pupil and accomplished dancer. >> these two women at completely different stages of their lives helping each other and having a mutual effect so that by the end of their sojourn in new york they're different people. >> reporter: unlike most masterpiece projects, "the chaperone" is now in theaters. rebecca eaton is the executive producer. >> both norma and louise had been-- i don't want to use the word abused too broadly-- but they had been through the fire. and as they come together they give each other strength. they give each other the nerve first of all to tell the truth about what's happened to them and then to kind of go the next ep to recover which for norma >> she takes ownership of her own sexuality d she realizes that she has a right to have a sex life basically. i mean i think that'something that american women don't necessarily assume they do. there's a kind of a puritanical i think heritage that we all have in our d.n.a. that that we don't really

this low pressure system is going to kick off some violent storms from dallas towards wichita with ated tornados. another concern will be flood risks which reach from dallas to kansas city all the way up toward the chicago area. torrential downpours, travel disruptions, and a host of seor. weg r owers oh vrty giions opennsyiaun of s slamming billings, casper, cheyenne, and even denver. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to paul. >>> the suspect in the california synagogue attack is set to be arraigned this afternoon. the 19-year-old is being charged with both murder and attempted murder with hate crime special circumstances. he also faces weapons charges and an arson charge for a fire at a mosque last month. he could receive life in prison if convicted. in the meantime, hundreds attended a memorial service for lori kaye, the 60-year-old woman killed in saturday's shooting. they included the three people also attacked, wounded in that attack. kaye is believed to have thrown herself in front of the synagogue's rabbi to save him from the gunman. he says her actions represented the way she li

the angels are sending their best to seven teachers at the same elementary school outside wichita, kansasit's spring, the season for rebirth. perhaps this year just birth, and in bunches. there's the maine hospital where nine labor and delivery nurses are pregnant at the same time. and the salisbury fire department in north carolina with six. then there's oak street elementary school in goddard, kansas. seven teachers out of 15 are having babies. eight babies in all. one expecting twins. >> we started off this school year with three of us. then we came back from christmas break and found out about two more. then we came back from spring break and found out about two more. >> reporter: here at oak street they're giving new meaning to the idea a workplace can be a family. their due dates range from late march to early october. the principal says she already has long-term substitutes while the women take maternity leave and hopes for more. >> we joked we need to add on a nursery to this building so we can bring all the babies in, and they would love that. >> reporter: what did the kids ask t

wichita almost touching 80. new orleans close to 80, one degree above average. nashville 79. albuquerque 79 degrees. 59 degrees p. and stays nice and mild from washington, 73 friday, 82 in jacksonville on friday. a little on the cool side in indianapolis, 57 degrees. and omaha warming up >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. still hazy in the tri-valley after starting out with patches of fog earlier this morning. skies clearing as temperatures head into the mid-60s. 69 in antioch and concord. north bay, 67. 59 the high in san francisco. going into the forecast, we're about to heat up the next few days. going from 65 to 83 on thursday. but then slightly cooler in time for eastern sunday leading into early next week. >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al, very much. >>> coming up, more of our journey to the frontiers of faith. this morning the difficult and painstaking work being done near jerusalem to preserve one of the world's holiest sites closed to the public for five decades. >>> does practice really make perfect? we will find out when savannah and jenn

. >>> and researchers at wichita state and embry-riddle aeronautical university releasing a new airlineata and they found that delta ranked first when it came to arrivals, mishandled baggage, bumping passengers and consumer complaints. jetblue was second followed by southwest. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour back downtown. sa sara, i'll send it to you. >>> a new cnbc fed survey is showing opposition among some on wall street to the nominations or potential nominations of steven moore and herman cain to the federal reserve board. steve liesman joins us now with more on the findings good morning, steve. >> good morning. some on wall street blasting president trump's intentions to nominate steven moore and herman cain to the federal reserve board of governors some saying the senate should not confirm either man and many saying both are unqualified. 34% say they should, 49% say herman cain will be approved by the senate only 40% say the senate should confirm herman cain. donald lusk at tread macro says it is entirely appropriate more than 70% say both with too politi

the study by wichita state university and 'em by riddle a aeronautical based on handled bags, on time>>> rolling stone reports billboard may revisit a decision to remove hit song "old town road" by rapper little nas x. >> going to take my horse to the hotel room, going to ride till i can't no more. ♪ horses in the back >> billboard triggered backlash when it removed the song for not sounding country enough. it's reportedly been played widely by country music radio and currently 15 on top 100. billboard is deciding how to classify this song. last friday a remix with billy ray cyrus was released. >>> you can call him william, prince william. "usa today" reports the prince went under cover with british spies. kensington palace revealed william spent three weeks working with the spy agencies to understand how britain's security and intelligence services work. he said it was humbling working with people from everyday backgrounds who can't tell their family and friends about the secret work they do. >>> country mega star casey musgraves had a golden night last night, won album of the year f

spr, spirit aerosystems, my old stomping grounds of wichita, kansas it used to be boeing would build fuselage for the 737 there spin it off. get rid of it. they spun it off spirit aerosystems was developing spirit aerosystems is under pressure look at it more recently, within the last month. >> right. >> this is where you would see it first that's to answer your point, david, when the stock comes under pressure if they have to say we can't do 57 a month. >> up almost 2% as the journal is now saying we are going to get a date for a trump/xi summit today. >> we are going to get a date? look, chinese need it more than we do. they have momentum they don't want momentum to stop. >> do they announce as part of this trade agreement hey, we're going to buy 300 boeing planes. >> that's what i'm thinking. what a better way. then the president could say look at the faith they have in our airlines soy beans. would that not be unbelievable it would be -- even navarro would recoil. >> this is how they do it. >> take another 300. here it is. >> yesterday i had dominion on they have 20-year contract

. >> airline quality rating from wichita state university released rankings today.e most comrehensive airline study on quality in the country. delta was ranked the best followed by jet blue. southwest, alaska and hawaii rounded out the the top five. >>> time is 7:45. all right music fans, and fans of the singer solochg. you may be dedisappointed this year at the cochella event. she pulled out of the event after being due to perform both weekends. in a tweet, cochella officials said that she sends her apologies and looks forward to performing there in the future. her sister, beyonce headlined the festival last year. >>> the newest artist to join the lineup is sarah. [ music ]. >> sarah verellis will perform on saturday as part of the part of chaos tour. she joins the list of those who perform at the new home of the warriors. tickets go on sale on friday. >>> we have problems with bart and things happening on the roads. >> that's right. first of all, the bart situation, there is a sell soreato bart station that is closed because someone was hit by a train. that's what

dallas and wichita false in there. guys?ginger, thank you very much. >>> to the white house now, and the president's push to bus migrants to sanctuary cities governed by democrats. people inside the administration rejected the idea as costly and impractical and illegal. i asked press secretary sarah sanders why the president continues to push the proposal. >> look, we have -- that was brought up at a staff level. it was determined at that time that logistically there were a lot of challenges and it probably didn't make sense to move forward and the idea didn't go further. >> not just logistically, legally. >> the president likes it. we're looking to see if there are options that make it possible, and doing it in a full and thorough and extensive review. >> let's bring in senior white house correspondent cecelia vega. cecilia, at another point, she said it's not the president's plan. how seriously are they taking this? >> reporter: george, if it's any indication of where the president's head is this morning, his very first tw

chicago, you're going to be up to 66 eedegr wichita almost touching 80. new orleans close to 80.sa 78. albuquerque, 59 degrees. 13 bel and nice and mild for washington 73 on friday. 82 in jacksonville on friday. d omaha warming up to 75 by saturday. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's i happening your neck of the woods. >> you definitely need that jacket out there early this morning as temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. small umbrella for your thursday and friday. shers passing through as we get into your friday. currently those temperatures in d.c., mid-40s.ts oue the beltway, upper 30s and lower 40s. but don't worry. we're all going to warm up to around 70 degrees today. wthe temperaturesill shoot right on up. not looking too bad for the game atationals park. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al. >>> coming up, more of our journey to the frontiers of faith. this morning the difficult and pain staking work being done near jerusalem to preserve one of the world's holiest sites closed to the public for five decades. >>> plus, does practice mak

we have flood threats from green bay, wichita falls, to oklahoma city.elo tomorrow, san antonio, it's a three-day event and texas is in the heart of it. remember, it comes with a lot of rain and saturated soil that can be a problem, too. >> thank you, ginger. as you know, ginger, it's a pleasure to meet the people who come to times square who come to see us at "gma." we've got a very special group of students right here in our studio. we had a chance to spend a little time with them earlier. they are from redmond high school in seattle. and they are here in new york. they are part of a jazz and string orchestra, they were at carnegie hall, y'all. carnegie hall last night. you said about 60 of you, they're still sleeping in the hotel? >> yeah. >> you got up at 4:30? >> yeah. >> you get up at 6:30 and practice, don't you? >> yeah. >> earlier than that. >> earlier than that? well it's wonderful to have you here with us. tell your classmates, you snooze, you lose. that's great. thank you. >>> coming up, could meghan and harry be moving to africa? we've got t

to the north and west, billings cooler than average, same in bismarck, wichita. chicago 55.l air makes its way to the east in detroit. you are at 55 on tuesday. new york dropping down to 57 on wednesday, jumping back up to 66. staying in the 80s in atlanta. dodge city, you are going to >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures along the coast 50s and 60s. san francisco reaching 64 degrees. as you work your way inland, it will be nice and warm with highs in the low 70s. going throughout the rest of the week, a little bit warmer into wednesday and thursday. we will see a cooldown as we get closer to the weekend. a new storm system approaching could bring us a slight chance of rain on sunday. watching out for that. otherwise, dry throughout the week. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the campaign against vaccinations amid a measles outbreak fueled by, of all things, an episode of the brady brunch. >>> and then the finish line is in sight. prince harry's surprise appearance at the london marathon as meghan markel's due date nears.

wichita 77. even chicago 71 degrees.ill have this frontal system that's going to allow for some isolated severe storms to pop up, especially across texas today and tomorrow. biggest threats been for large hail and damaging winds. very low tornado threat. we're also looking for the possibility of some isolated >>> don't forget your allergy medication as you head out the door. our temperatures will be topping out into the upper 70s for san francisco. we'll see high pressure into thursday before the temperatures cool off by the weekend. by friday, 63 for san francisco and hot 90s in the inland areas. topping out in the 90s, the hottest temperatures will be for tomorrow with cooling for the weekend. on sirius xm channel 108. >> you have a guest host on your show. >> brian's joining me on the show because al and chanelle are nowhere to be found. >> that will be interesting. >> yes. >> you've got weather, radio, pop start. >> yes, pop start. carson also taking the week off, although he's working somewhere else. >> he's at "the

rightfully so through education colleges like wichita and technical institute, in my hometown of topeka represent pathways for so many student veterans to achieve their american dream. so i have a question. every day we hear from employers seeking to hire more workers but unable to find them. many of them are looking to apprenticeships to meet the growing labor market demands. what are some common questions that you hear from employers who are interested in starting an apprenticeship or workforce development programs? >> thanks for the question and let me add to your first statement about your family and how important education is. my mom was a teacher as well as we share that. our focus continues to be on supporting multiple pathways to great careers. when i speak with employers, most often their question is how can we engage with educators and make sure students are prepared for the opportunities we have right now today and that is my continued urging to both employers and educators, they break down silos that existed and begin working together because there are such tremendous opport

i'm traveling, people saying they're not happy with their airline service -- the latest report from wichitashows the quality of service is the highest ever rated by this study that has been done for 29 straight years basically, they're looking at the federal data -- on-time arrival ratings, whether or not -- how many people are bumped a couple things stand out -- highest rating ever. complaints from passengers down 23% from 2018 and bum paegz -- the number of people who are on oversold flights -- down by 50%, not surprising, given the fact that the industry moved to either curtail or eliminate oversold flights altogether. so, which airlines did the best in the most-recent airline quality rating at the top of the list is delta, moving up from number two in the previous report. jetblue is number two, then southwest. who comes in at the bottom of the rankings and by the way, they also point out to us that these airlines, their service is all much better collectively than in the past. spirit, american and frontier bringing up the bottom speaking of delta, don't forget that we get the quarterly

rightfully so, career education colleges like wichita te chnical institute represent cap was for so many -- represent pathways for so many students to achieve their dreams. every day we hear from employers seeking to hire more workers but are unable to find them. as a result, many of them are looking to apprenticeships to meet the growing labor market demands. what are some common questions that you hear from employers interested in starting an apprenticeship or for workforce development programs? sec. devos: congressman, thank you for the question. let me add to your first statement about your family and how important education is. my mom was a public school teacher as well, so we share that. our focus continues to be on supporting multiple pathways to great careers. when i speak with employers, most often their question is, how can we engage with educators and make sure that students are prepared for the opportunities we have right now today? that is my continued urging to both employers and educators, is that they break down the silos that have existed and begin working together conse

their higher education, and career ambitions, and rightfully so, career education colleges, like wichita technical institute, institute, in my hometown of topeka for instance, present pathways for so many student veterans to achieve the american dream. so ma'am, i have a question. every day, we hear from employers, seeking to hire more workers, that are but are unable to find them, as a result, many of them are looking to apprenticeships to meet the growing labor market demands. what are some common questions, that you hear from employers, who are interested in starting an apprenticeship for workforce development programs? >> congress meant, thanks for the question, and let me just add to your first statement, about your family, and how important education is my mom was a public school teacher as well, and so, we share that. our focus continues to be on supporting multiple pathways to great careers. and, when i speak with employers, most often, their question is, how can we engage with educators, and make sure that students are prepared for the opportunities we have right now, today? and