classic '80s sitcom. charlotte rae played mrs. garrett and she has so many fond memories of that show, but there was a dark side as she tells me about secret body shaming behind the scenes. you take the good you take the bad >> how much pressure did the producers put on the girls to keep a certain weight? >> the more they tried to pressure them and weigh them and threaten them, the more they would eat. it's not the way you handle adolescents. you don't do that. >> and you don't think of a girl as a ten if she weighs a ton. >> you're not a number. you're >> you mentioned, though, that the producers would weigh the girls. they had a scale on set it was like official weigh-ins. >> frankly, the girls never told me that until after. they're grown and they have children, we have a whole different relationship. >> also pretty incredible the fact that charlotte got to work with this guy way back when. >> like getting paid to eat ice cream. >> did you have any idea that he was destined for such great things? >> i knew that he was a good, good actor. i've got to hand it to him. he didn't go cra

. >> also prettyincredible the fact that charlotte got to work with this guy way back when. >> like getting paid to eat cream. >> did you have any idea that he was destined for such great things? >> i knew that he was a good, good actor. i've got to hand it to him. he didn't goccraz he didn't get into drink or drugs. i admire him a lot. >> my conversation with charlotte was pretty great. not j because she's superfeisty at all five-feet tall and i'm 6'2", but in her book t-("the facts of my life" she's comple honest about how she beat her battle with alcohol and a shock in her 25-year marriage. >> he finally cam and told me that he wasbisexual. i mean, i just absolutely was devastated. it made me feel like was not much of woman. but we were friends and supported each other until he died. >> it's character like that that makes charlotte not only an emmy nom for that beloved role but for how she's lived life. >> all the fans are screaming, mrs. garrett! over there. and it'sexciting. i love it. yes, i was no wrinkles there. now i've got wrinkles. look, i' 89 1/2. >> yes. >> and it's part of th

gonna know that the baby isn't yours. >> brooke: these will need to go to accounting. >> charlotte: sure thing. um... i just heard thomas is in paris. >> brooke: yeah. so did i. >> charlotte: do you know why? >> brooke: he didn't mention anything to you? >> steffy: charlotte! i thought you might be here. not with brooke, though. >> charlotte: were you looking for me? >> steffy: no. >> charlotte: oh. then, uh, i should go.

course, charlotte ray. she wrote a memoir, the facts of my life. the fact of life seem to really cover a lot of contemporary is body shaming. bullying. >> i don't think they've done anything quite like it. i think that it was a wonderful show because the parensues. could sit down with the kids and there were issues that they could both relate to. >> how much pressure did the producers put on the girlsts to keep a certain weight? >> the more they tried to pressure them and weigh them, threaten them, the more they would it is not the way you handle adolescence adolescence. you dent do that. >> and you don't think of a girl of a 10 if sheeat.weighes a ton. >> you're not a number. you're a girl. >> you mention though that the person, they would weigh the girls, a scale onset. like official weigh-ins. >> frankly the girls never told me about it until after. >> they kept it from you >> yeah, they didn't want me to know. it was just shameful. shameful. didn't do any good. they did what they did. andin. new that they're older, and they're grenown and have children, we have a whole different rela

afterwards programs on our web site booktv.org. >> now on booktv charlotte jacobs remembers the life and career of jonas salk, creator of the polio vaccine. she is joined in conversation by janet napolitano, president of the university of california and former secretary of homeland security. >> good evening and welcome to today's meeting of the commonwealth club of california, this is the place where you are in the know. you can find us online at commonwealthclub.org, find us on facebook and twitter and on the club's youtube channel as well. i am 8 share of the commonwealth board of governors and i am going to chair today's program. this program is part of the club's good list ceres underwritten by the bernard foundation. 60 years ago, physician, researcher jonas salk changed human history by inventing a the polio vaccine. his work has saved countless lives, helped shape the medical field as we know it today. recently doctor charlotte jacobs, professor emeritus at stanford medical school published the first comprehensive biography of this medical pioneer entitled jonas salk in life. toda

? classic in the '80s. heading up that all girls boarding school was of course, charlotte ray. she wrote a memoir, the facts of my life. the fact of life seem to really cover a lot of contemporary is body shaming. bullying. >> i don't think they've done anything quite like it. i think that it was a wonderful show because the parensues. could sit down with the kids and there relate to. >> how much pressure did the keep a certain weight? pressure them and weigh them, threaten them, the more they would it is not the way you handle adolescence adolescence. you dent do that. >> and you don't think of a girl of a 10 if sheeat.weighes a ton. >> you're not a number. you're a girl. >> you mention though that the person, they would weigh the girls, a scale onset. like official weigh-ins. >> frankly the girls never told me about it until after. >> they kept it from you >> yeah, they didn't want me to know. it was just shameful. shameful. didn't do any good. they did what they did. andin. new that they're older, and they're grenown and have children, we have a whole different relationship. it

panther, abusing all morning, because the charlotte station, the fox station in charlotte -- >> oh, come here, mikey. >> oh, is that what a pant is her? >> all right. >> so, now, go back over to the wall, with all of the goo all over it. >> okay. >> because the picture we just had on the screen is from our fox station in charlotte, they heard that we're up against what? >> well, we posted this on our instagram account. what's happening outside, then the station in charlotte was like, oh, no you didn't. you and the eagles are going down sunday. >> oh,. >> feisty, feisty pants. go away. >> cute coat on. >> yes, she does, and speaking of cold weather wear, did you get a new winter coat yet this year? the three trends you need to know about before the temperature drops way down. we're talking winter coats. >> ♪ >>> mama's pizzeria has the best kept secret, with the butter i soft rolls, and meat that just slides down, oh, this is getting weird. >> whew. >> i'll check it out, mama's pizzeria. >>> okay, it is time for a winter coat. i real dow need to get over to -- avenue favorite coat place

from wync, nbc charlotte, two charlotte men, they argue, shoot andy ill each other p. . the verbal argument escalated after one of them allegedly broke into the parked car. they knew each other. >>> and in huffington post, concealed carry in maine, no longer requires a permit. military duty are an exception. >>> in apex's hearing yesterday morning, two high school players were suspended and the assistant coach was also suspended. the referee again denied making any racial slurs at the players. >>> spencer stone was released after being seriously wounded in a stabbing. he was awarded the french award for earlier this year. >>> and his foot measuring over a foot long, size 26. rodriguez was diagnosed with an over active putewitary grand as a child but it's earned him a new world record. that. >>> and listen to this. for all you marshmallow lovers. the makers of lucky charms are releasing marshmallow only version of the cereal. 10 lucky winners will walk away with the limited edition box with a chance to win and you get a photo of yourselves holding an imaginary box of the cereal and

with me, and typically i feed charlotte. but this is charlotte's daughter. >> charlotte is napping and that is normal for sloths, they spend time conserving energy and moving slowly. sandy was born here at the zoo seven years ago, they are found in the rain forest and pretty much hanging upside down all the time. >> they are fascinating, they spend almost their entire lives hanging upside down, they eat and sleep and even have babies hanging upside down, they only come down once a week to take care of business. >> they go to the fourth floor but they can't really walk. >> they are so adapted with these wonderful long claws for hanging they don't walk well on the forest floor. >> i think it's interesting that in the wild they have a greenish tint from algae that forms on them. >> their hair is designed to promote the allergy, so when they hang there they are just a bunch of leaves and are camouflages. >> i guess charlotte is a senior? >> she say mature lady and they live into their 30s in captivity. >> sandy is okay, she is shy and doesn't like the bright light. >> not so much the brigh

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this very enigmatic man. [applause] our thanks touche charlotte jacobs the meeting is now adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. i am the president of the richard nixon and validation i am pleased to welcome you and the foundation and jeff shepard. and a first of this position just name was identified as a person very active with the of the nation going back to the domestic policy group with legacy forms across the united states to achieve the of policies i heard he was right to a book when i finally met jeff he is a good friend in the book he is writing is finally here. we're honored to have them here with the real scandal. jeff shepard. [applause] >> is an honor to ruby your as part of the nixon foundation and. as it turned out there real watergate scandal is part of the bill of rights with the successful effort to drive nixon from office with the senior aides do realize political power we will get to that in a couple of minutes but i want to start why i think i am in good shape to write this book and why you think that i know what i am talking about. end california

to the two-minute warning. fourth down and nine. two minutes left in charlotte. wild stuff tonight. what else is new? it's sunday night football. (cole) alright, now that we have merged with cableworld, we are so excited to hear your big ideas on how we're going to take on directv. so over to you. (newhart) thank you. full disclosure. we forgot to come up with ideas. (cw exec) yeah, we got messed up last night. you're lucky we're even here. (newhart) but, we did bring breakfast. (jmh) bagels? (newhart) nope. (woman) oh my goodness. (newhart) peel and eat shrimp. (cole) not how i would have gone but it's good, it's innovative. and that's what we want here. (vo) get rid of cable and switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. some drinks are hardly refreshing. [glass breaking] haaaaa. redd's wicked apple and new black cherry. refreshingly hard. it's olive garden's 20th anniversary of never ending pasta bowl. so we're celebrating by offering you over 20 delicious choices starting at $9.99. like creamy new pesto alfredo, or crispy chicken fritta. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. for a

charlotte, north carolina it will go to phoenix, san francisco and circle back to philadelphia tomorrow morning before it is rebranded american airlines. aviation enthusiast came to just be on that final flight like 13 year-old aspiring pilot ethan kill logs of north carolina he even wore a homemade u.s. airways shirt. >> he basically told us u.s. is an educational opportunity to be part of history. >> in the past few years there have been many mergers with like delta and northwest, united, continental so i wanted to be part of the aviation history. because of those mergers i thought there wouldn't be anything like this anytime soon. >> reporter: he is right, media packed, before they boarded and even some employees were along for the ride. >> i flew all the way here, i flew this aircraft in, and go back to charlotte. >> reporter: it will take more than a new coat of paint to change u.s. airways over to american. the biggest challenge is combining reservation system says one merger expert. >> fittings wrong, passengers will be angry and american airlines does not want to have angry pass

after the year the cogan took off this morning from philadelphia bound for charlotte. it's the very last philly departure for u.s. airways flight. fox 29 was there as passengers boarded this morning at philadelphia international airport. the final flight went to charlotte on to phoenix then landing in san francisco. starting at midnight tonight, all departing flights will fly under the american airlines banner. >>> delaware confirming its first flu case for the 2015-2016 flu season. the case involved a 26-year-old new castle county man. now there are two main types of you flew went is a viruses types a and b they routinely spread in people and our responsible for seasonal flu outbreaks each ye year. delaware's first case is an influenza a strain. >>> eight homes in one day all renovated by students and volunteers working to rebuild philadelphia. the program called rebuilding together philadelphia it now helps lo low-income families fip their homes. between one and 300 volunteers came out today to help renovate the homes located in the eastern section of north philadelphia. the stude

quickly go into the right direction, not this morning. you need winter coats in charlotte, and at the end of growing season. many of the suburbs. a lot of the cities hold onto the heat a little more. roanokep 33. new york city, the suburbs will dip down probably near 30s to the upper 20s, burlington vermont, 24, portland is at 28. northern maine at 24 degrees, it's not factoring in any breeze, here's the dpad news, usually the first cold snap, that's exactly what we will get. charlotte is up to 77 degrees by thursday. new york city should be mid-70s. it's a quick warm-up. today is by far the coldest we will be, probably the next 7 to 10 days. look at the warmth, we quickly go up into the 60s and 70s in the east coast. after a cold, chilly weekend, here's a closer look at the days ahead. after that cold start in the nowhere portions of new england. we get up to 45, near 50 degrees, t tperatures quickly warming up in chicago today. this is the weather you were waiting for all summer long from oklahoma down to texas. i'm happy to say, no more snow, no more cold. >> for the time being. that's

challenge from our afill flat charlotte so see whoa has the most passionate fans it's called a like patle on facebook and we know eagles fans are the best and we see people in charlotte seem to know how to click the like button better than us. head to the "action news" facebook page, show carolina that no one is more fashion at than we are in philly and please share so your friends can help out too. ow on earth can they be beating us now. >> they are. >> you know what that is. >> no. >> you know what that is, cecily? >> unacceptable. >> final think was celebration of diversity in grand fashion tonight. the international spring festival celebrated its 25 anniversary with a gala and the event took place normandy farms in gayville and consumer reporter nydia han was there to see the event and it promotes multi-culturalism for children and dults all yearlong. "jimmy kimmel live" on channel 6 followed by "nightline". jimmy's guests bradley cooper, joy bahar paul cooper and music from spalding. "action news" continues at 4:30 a.m. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. now for

charlotte. wild stuff tonight. what else is new? it's sunday night football. (cole) alright, now that we have merged with cableworld, we are so excited to hear your big ideas on how we're going to take on directv. so over to you. (newhart) thank you. full disclosure. we forgot to come up with ideas. (cw exec) yeah, we got messed up last night. you're lucky we're even here. (newhart) but, we did bring breakfast. (jmh) bagels? (newhart) nope. (woman) oh my goodness. (newhart) peel and eat shrimp. (cole) not how i would have gone but it's good, it's innovative. and that's what we want here. (vo) get rid of cable and switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. some drinks are hardly [glass breaking] . i think we'll grab a redd's wicked apple. haaaaa. redd's wicked apple and new black cherry. refreshingly hard. it's olive garden's 20th anniversary of never ending pasta bowl. so we're celebrating by offering you over 20 delicious choices starting at $9.99. like creamy new pesto alfredo, or crispy chicken fritta. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. for a limited time. at olive garden. has anyon

wife... and my son... are having a baby. >> charlotte: i'm totally going to die the next time i see your dad. >> thomas: you're not. i promise, all right? i'm the one who needs to start tiptoeing around. >> charlotte: well, maybe meeting at my place next time would be a better idea. >> thomas: yeah, d

alex witt and this is "early today." >>> leading the news from wcnbc to charlotte. two charlotte men shoot and kill each other. the verbal argument escalated after one of the victims allegedly broke into the other person's parked car. investigators say the men knew each other and are not looking for any suspects. >>> and concealed carry in maine no longer requires a permit. effective yesterday, the new law applies to new residents and non residents aged 21 and over. those under 21 on active military exception. and anyone will not be able to carry a gun on work premises. >>> yesterday, spencer stone was released in a hospital after being seriously wounded in a stabbing last week. he was awarded t. >>> and this gentle giant celebrated her birthday yesterday by playing with a box of kittens. she's famed for understanding more than a thousand signs of the gorilla sign language and 2,000 spoken english words. and talk about filling big shoe, this man has the biggest feet in the world? measuring over a foot long. they are size 26. apparently he was diagnosed with the over active pituitary

from philadelphia later this morning, make stops in charlotte, phoenix, and san francisco. flight 1939 returns to philly tomorrow morning, it will be under american airlines following the completion of the merger of course. us airways started out in 1939 in pittsburgh, as all american aviation flying single engine planes flying air mail. 1950's called allegheny, then us air until 1997. >> also, today, is israeli forces deploying more forces to its border gas, a this a mid palestinian calls for mass protest, also bang young muslim men from entering revered mossing in jerusalem at the center of the increased violence, the last two weeks, dozens of palestinians, several israelis have died. >> we are getting better idea of the injuries sustained basilica of saints peter and paul us airman, spencer stone, when he was stabbed outside a sacramento bar last week. stone was released from the hospital yesterday. this is a photo of him with his doctors and his nurses. stone also posted selfie showing his injuries, stiffs from his stomach to his chills. his brother says stone was stabbed in the he

morning, all the way down to raleigh and charlotte, a cold air mass to be this far south it's normal to get snow this time in new england, but 33 in raleigh at the airport, 30 in nashville, and up to the north where it did snow a little bit still in the 20s this morning and if there's any breeze whatsoever, the windchill will be down there in the teens so it's definitely a winter coat, hats and gloves for the kids this morning. look at the warmup this week, d.c. to 75 by wednesday. new york city hits mid-70s by wednesday and thursday. same more raleigh and charlotte. so all of the east it's a cold morning, cold day today and a really quick warmup. middle of the country is already in the 80s today. chicago is beautiful. minneapolis at 76 degrees. if there's any big weather story this week towards the end of the week, we'll get heavy rains in texas. we've had a pretty much drought situation over the last couple of months. texas could use the rain and looks like that's going to come not until about friday into next weekend. until then it's a nice warmup. >> mid 80s, perfecto. i'm loving th

and nine. two minutes left in charlotte. wild stuff tonight. what else is new? it's sunday night football. (cole) alright, now that we have merged with cableworld, we are so excited to hear your big ideas on how we're going to take on directv. so over to you. (newhart) thank you. full disclosure. we forgot to come up with ideas. (cw exec) yeah, we got messed up last night. you're lucky we're even here. (newhart) but, we did bring breakfast. (jmh) bagels? (newhart) nope. (woman) oh my goodness. (newhart) peel and eat shrimp. (cole) not how i would have gone but it's good, it's innovative. and that's what we want here. (vo) get rid of cable and switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. some drinks are hardly refreshing. [glass breaking] i think we'll grab a redd's wicked apple. haaaaa. redd's wicked apple and new black cherry. refreshingly hard. it's olive garden's 20th anniversary of never ending pasta bowl. starting at $9.99. like creamy new pesto alfredo, or crispy chicken fritta. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. for a limited time. at olive garden. has anyone seen steve? oh,

was wonderful. >> my daughter charlotte just turned one and i have a different stake in the future now that charlotte is in the this world and i certainly believe my mom is the best president for her. >> reporter: i asked her about the possible new competition from vice president joe biden. >> well, goodness, running for president is a big decision for anyone to make and so certainly i believe the vice president has to make what he believes is the right choice for himself, for his family and for our country. >>> just how much of a family business is this? well, chelsea clinton said today in very specific words "i have no plans to run for political office." in roxborough, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> temperatures warming up, but not for long. in minutes i'll show you when cooler air will return. >>> called out for not prosecuting bill cosby. who a new attack ad is targeting in a local race. >>> and set to open after a roach infestation closed them down. we'll see if customers will give the restaurant another chance. >>> bill cosby has a new legal team as he battles sexual assau

., named after the year that the airline was founded, it will head to charlotte, then phoenix. it will be flying under the american airlines banner. some folks in pittsburgh are upset the plane isn't coming there because u.s. airways was formed in pittsburgh as all american aviation. >> 4:06. new this morning philadelphia police want help in finding this missing woman. 75-year-old joyce laury suffers from alzheimer's, dementia and schizophrenia last seen yesterday around 5:00 p.m. after she left her home near second and church street in old city. if you think you have seen her, call police. >>> a janitor strike that would have impacted dozens of buildings has been averted. the union reached a tentative agreement yesterday, the 2800 custodial workers clean about 170 buildings in the city. they threatened to walk off the job if there wasn't a new agreement before the contract expired at midnight. >>> emergency road work will continue this morning in old city as jessica showed us, crews working to fix that four-foot crack in a column under the chestnut street bridge. it's expected to reopen

cramer. jeff: today on "flip my food," i'm at the quattro cafe at audi of charlotte where i'm flipping food and i'm driving cars. let's get in the kitchen and let's get cooking. announcer: today on "flip my food," chef jeff brings a lot of creative engineering to the kitchen to make some mouth-watering dishes at audi of charlotte. and now let's get to the kitchen. jeff: welcome to "flip my food." we're here at audi of charlotte, north carolina. i'm here with the doctor himself. sir, it's a pleasure to be here with you. donald: nice meeting you, jeff. jeff: my goodness, man. these some fine cars you got here. audi has recently just gone through the moon. donald: they have. they continue to make the best product going.

8. >> charlotte, charlotte. >> who is in change of the presidential detail today. >> secret service. >> obviously call whoever is in charge get them here now charlotte now. >> and abby runs to the rescue tonight in all new scandal 9:0 9:00. olivia and fitz face consequences of their relationship and melanie brings in an old friend to make sure she gets her way tonight on an all new episode of scandal today at 9:00. >> i have a gun ! >> and what could be lurking in nataliese's base nment all new how to get away with murder tonight at 10. they take on a new client whose alleged crime leads them to unexpected place. that's all tonight on how to get away with murder at 10. >> what a night to snuggle up in fronts of the tv thursday prime time here on 6abc. starts 8:00 "grey's anatomy" and scandal at 9 and 10:00 how to get away with murder and after that "action news" at 11 and don't for get join in on the fun on twitter tag all and don't for get join in on the fun on twitter tag all responses to #6abc mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal?

the charlotte side. charlie: that's exactly what latimer putin said to me -- vladimir putin said to me. i'm coming to defend bashar al-assad because that's the only government. senator mccain: i say with great respect, i understand putin's point of view, but what about syrians that have been butchered by the charlotte side? what about the millions of refugees? are we going to pursue accommodation with this guy? right now we are training and equipping young men to go into ofia to fight -- in the case the one program run by dod, it has been a complete collapse. why did that collapse? because they made these young men swear they were only going to fight against isis when these young men think their enemy is the guy who has butchered ierybody and their family -- and her family. now we see the dod sponsored program, which has some viability -- excuse me, the cia-backed program. guess what? them.ir putin is killing so, what is the message to young men in syria? train -- we train you and you go back in, but we will not protect you from vladimir putin slaughtering you? charlie: what would be y

vallarta. >> reporter: with smiles on their faces joanne and charlotte are back home in the bay area. where the story about their vacation they never expected to tell. >> all of a sudden, it's like 11, they said we're evacuating. we're evacuating now, only take what you absolutely need. >> reporter: joanne and charlotte for given minutes to grab what they could and bused to an evacuation center. >> i was really nervous but you know you have to just couple -- it was so organized you have to feel confident that they were doing it right. >> reporter: they stayed there for about nine hours waiting for their record-breaking storm to approach. >> so you're sitting in the closed room. you don't really know what's going on. you're waiting for the building the shake. >> it that i've ever experienced before. >> reporter: robin her husband who are also evacuated had in idea how serious the -- no idea how serious the threat was until they connected with family back home. >> they were able to to on facebook and other social media and we saw a lot of concerns from our friends and family here at ho

the cogan took off this morning from philadelphia bound for charlot charlotte. it is the very last philly departure for u.s. airways flight. fox 29 was there as passengers boarded this morning at philadelphia international airport. the final flight went to charlotte on to phoenix then landing in san francisco. now starting at midnight tonig tonight, all departing flights will fly under the american airlines name. >>> excitinexciting end to a hon for los angeles doctors she ended up delivering baby on an overseas flight. the cell phone vitter yo shot just seconds after the birth. the plane was headed to l la frm taiwan when a passenger went into labor yesterday. it made an emergency landing in anchorage alaska where mom and baby were taken to the hospital. they are both reportedly doing well. what nationality is the child. >> i don't know. >> who knows? >> all right. on your radar tonight, brace yourself because some cold weather on the way, dave warren. >> on the way is key. tomorrow a little practice so grab the coats, get everything by the door look nice tomorrow maybe not all th

charlotte the owls looking to start the season four-zero for the first time in 41 years. they led 10 to three going in the third and then turned it on. made it 17-three. pj walker finding rock bee anderson. temple scored 27 unanswered points in the second half and beat charlotte 37-three. ♪ >>> all right. it's that time of the week. friday football frenzy a bit of a rain shortened frenzy. many of the games canceled or postponed including our game of the week. many schools braced the elements. let's get right to it. we'll start in the public league northeast sitting roxborough. take care of that ball in the rain. that will be a fumble quinton wooten with the strip. chris rouche with recovery northeast wins it 38-12. >>> central visiting mastbaum. off to the races. 57 yards for the score. central winner 36-nothing. >>> edison visiting george washington. all the way from canada to see this game. in the foul weather they got to see tale of adams bust through the line for a sack. edison wins it six to nothing. >>> plymouth white marsh visi visiting wick hick couldn't. looking deep. find

eagles won three straight while the panthers are 5-0. tonight they meet in charlotte on "sunday night football." >> dominate each and every play. it's not about them. it's about us. >> the past couple of years have played a role in building to where we are now. >> where they are is back atop the nfc south. unbeaten with a dynamic and maturing leader. but now the challengele is is a team that dominated a year ago. >> what a tremendous performance by the defense. >> tonight the panthers enter with one goal. >> we are going to run out there with a lot of energy. >> keep pounding. >> home primetime game. >> keep pounding on three. one, two, three. >> keep pounding. >> we're excited about it. >> on "sunday night football". >> and on the field on a beautiful 71-deagree night in charlotte. welcome to "sunday night football." we say it every week because it is true every week. 90 minutes from now he'll be

philadelphia this morning. flight 1939 traveled to charlotte, 14 nicks and san francisco it will return to philadelphia tomorrow morning as american. >>> now before the airlines merged the reservation systems including flight schedules pricing and number of seats have to be combined as well. this is something officials say is a challenge. they will have the command center running for the next few weeks to deal with problems. if you are flying this weekend it is recommended you get to the airport very early. >>> phones can do a lot now they can also make sure you get home safely. so ahead tonight at 11 the happen that to walk alone. go inside a philadelphia interesting home address how you can be a part of this unique tour. >> freezing temperatures in store for part of the area that won't be the coldest of this cold blast. eyewitness weather forecast coming up next. >> noon it is friday so you know what that means original friday football frenzy. >> late show with steven company in the middle 50s dramatically into tuesday but for this weekend it will be a chilly one highs over 57 degrees in

lines. final flight depart ted from philadelphia international yesterday charlotte, phoenix finally san francisco before circling back around to philadelphia this morning p eyewitness news report alexandria huh has the story from terminal a. >> reporter: it's a new dawn for ua airways. >> there we go guys. >> reporter: what away to wake up the passengers a board this grand finale flight. applause. >> reporter: most had no business here in philadelphia. but booked a red eye out of san francisco nonetheless. >> i've been a long time customer. the airline has been good to me p i just wanted to be part of it. flight 1939 is the year in which the airline was founded. originally as allegheny airline. >> when i stirs started flying we were flying to elmy are new york. >> reporter: skies became the limit for u u.s. airways thanks to in part to, also happens to be the airlines former ceo. >> great industry i am privileged to be a part of it for a good many years. >> reporter: also well can you tell coupled was the next generation of flights. ethan boarded the plain and philadelphia more than 24