here to support bringing the deltas to kezar. my name is dana [inaudible] i am in the soccer family and have a wife from rio and two childrens a 7 year old and 5 year old, and played soccer since i was 7 years old. [inaudible] talking about flu mango and all the gear and ask who his team is and he looks at he and says the giants so help me give him the team. i already bought him the gear, he is going rio with it. i will say one other thing being a father watching the son play soccer. the baseball isn't exercise for a 7 year old kid. he spend half the time throwing the mitt and the other half waiting to bat. i love taking him to soccer practice but he needs a team to go to because the inspiration and community of going to the games puts him outside and want to play. for kezar wife and kids are particular with it. my wife is a circus acrobot. many saturdays we spend taking plass and walk through kezar [inaudible] think of no better way to continue the day and see a soccer game. 30 seconds. the concerns of everybody they addressed v

you know, i mean, you know, you go from the delta to the hills. i mean, we're totally snobbish up here, even when we didn't have the right to be. i mean, look at where you just came from, jackson. are you kiddin' me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> anthony: do they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> julia reed: they don't get us 'cause they ain't got no sense of humor. [ laughs ] >> anthony: so what about the food? has this place changed at all? >> julia reed: no. >> john currence: it's -- it's been 20 years since i was here last. and literally exactly the same. >> anthony: not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, well, crazy. you eat right here in the kitchen. and the division of labor, the flow of work, well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and just figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> julia ree

if you are flying delta airlines this morning, you may want to call ahead. you may fall in to the category of your flight being delayed by up to two hours. for the cause of the fire, it is electrical in nature. >>> a 5 alarm fire destroyed a business, and damaged a nearby church. the fire on parkside was put under control within the past hour. diana rocco is live. took several hours but does appear that firefighters have a handle on this. they continue to douse these flames from up above. they are just putting out hot spots. the fire did reach 5 alarms overnight. this is after crews arrived, this is a warehouse on the 600 block of parkside avenue that house as bakery and catering company. firefighters had to back out of the building because the flames were too intense. they started fighting them from overhead. this broke out after 11:00. it was difficult to fight because of the several adjoining buildings that spaned the block including a church and a daycare. the redemptive center was next door. both saved but some smoke and water damage did occur as far as

are upof delta airline today. julie mentioned that earlier after the company reported a first-quarter profit that beat estimates. the airline says cheaper fuel is helping softer demand for currency. here to talk about the result, george ferguson. big driver for delta. what is going on right now? where then the phase gains have improved earnings a lot. a lot of them have used lower fuel prices to lower fares and take market share. markets are not deteriorating year-over-year but the growth was the lowest we have seen from delta in a number of quarters. salariesarting to see rising. they are sort of getting attacked. worth it for them for airlines to reduce fares? does it improve market shares typically? >> right now, the north american business is their most profitable business. i think it is hard for them not to want to grow that share, because it is quite possible they will add a lot of cash flow, preface to the bottom line. i think if they were all acting in their best interest, they would probably try to mainta

delta dawn, what is that soccer ball it is gone long. could it be a faded soccer ball from days gone by. and did i hear you say it is going to be there and we are going to fly away? it is gone, it is gone away. [applause] >> tough to follow. good morning. >> what are you going to sing? >> green green--[inaudible] 17 years in the bay area, none in san francisco. 13 of those knowing brian [inaudible] the ceo of the delta's and i can echo what others have spoken of his cairktd and integry and deep desire to support the community. he is one i see the most and rarely seen him in rene months because he is so busy meeting with the community members he can both to build up the sport and meet with people in close to kezar to hear about their concerns and try to address them. and i like others have a one year old daughter and new son on the very and very excited bringing them to professional games. i think it is important to have these proteams in san francisco and love to see san francisco be the center of the bay area as much as possibly. also i

. >> working in the delta's favor, finch says, is its sheer size and power. the water is simply too wild to do any major building here. moreover, the state governmente has already protected tens of thousands of acres of territoryt through its "forever wild" land trust, which uses taxes on oil drilling to purchase conservation lands. >> we've done great work protecting this floodplain.in where we are now. the land was not expensive. it was not hard to purchase. but not everything lives in the floodplain.ar even the turtles who live here require the dry land. what we've done a terrible job of is preserving the areas where people can develop, the areas that are dryer than this. >> brown: finch and wilson took us to an area that has been protected: splinter hill bog, home to carnivorous flowers like these pitcher plants, which use decoy flowers to trap theirwh prey. >> the bug also contains a long-leaf pine forest whichfo finch says his vital habitate compares with other species. but this is a relatively small area, and finch's real concern is development, which

jetblue in second place followed by delta. hawaan airlines was fourth. alaska airlines fifth on the history. hawaiian was the best for on-time arrivals. >>> people are spending tens of millions of dollars on a car that isn't even out00n the market yet. with that story and a check on the markets, let's check in with bill griffith. >> yeah, wall street's also under the weather today as we begin a new week. the first full week of the second quarter. the year, but today kind of lackluster. wege don't get big earnings reports until next week. we could have a quiet week this week. you just mentioned those airlines. and the performance surveys. by far, thediest performing stock on wall street today is virgin america. it will be purchased. it's up 40% right now because it will be purchased by alaska air for $57 or $2 billion overall. $57 a share. that topped a competing bid by jetblue. this all happened 'ery quickly. virgin america put itself up for sale a little over a week ago. the deal is expected to close sometime next january. as you just show, typically bo

. >> delta 833, cancel takeoff, that was-- that was my mistake. >> reporter: that mistake cleared delta flight 873 bound for mime tow take off from the same runwaw another delta jet, flight 749, was taxiing across after just landing on the adjacent runway, putting two airliners on a potential collision course. accelerating towards 140 miles an hour, flight 873 had to essentially slam on the brakes. >> it was about 15 seconds there of sheer terror. >> reporter: scott fowler is a columnist for "the charlotte observer" and was one of the 160 passengers on flight 873. the f.a.a. is now investigating, because says the aircraft were separated by 1.25 miles when delta 749 crossed the runway fowler's flight was using to take off. >> you know, i have four children. none of them have even going gunn to college yet. i can't afford to die, all right. i have to be here. i'm just glad that ultimately everybody was okay. >> reporter: more than 1200 so-called runway incursions occur every year. significant potential for collision. >> obviously, potentially, it's incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: scott

. >> foster creppel's family has lived on this delta for generations. about 50 miles outside new orleans in port sulphur, they've seen their share of flooding..especially during katrina. >> the delta is 85 percent organic it's plant growth and decay. >> try to build a sound structure on that. but foster creppel did anyway. he bought the old woodlands plantation from auction. and turned it into a bed and breakfast. woolands is also outside the army corp's new storm risk reduction system ...and foster is actually glad. his common sense approach to flooding may seem radical to some...but foster creppel is part of a movement looking to nature for protection. >> i think we should lower our levees a bit and raise our houses and build spillways to connect the rivers to the delta. >> by lowering the levees as you suggest you have to deal with flooding more regularly are you willing to deal with that? >> i am i would rather deal with an annual flood from the mississippi river than the big floods that come from storms. >> foster says trying to over-manage the riv

. >> quÉ significa delta? >> delta significa cambio estamos allÁ del cambio de la innovaciÓn. querÍamos hacer algo diferente a lo que hacen los otros equipos. una cosa que sea fÁcil para pronunciar. delta en inglÉs esbelta en espaÑol en portuguesa celta. es algo que es fÁcil para esta comunidad. willi el fÚtbol en nuestros estados unidos ha dado un progreso enorme, un salto de cero a 100 pero ha tomado... cÓmohan hecho ustedes para hacer creer al inversionista de que este es un proyecto que va a tener futuro? >> nuestros inversionistas realmente son personas que conozco por mÁs de 10 aÑos en caso 20 aÑos tenÍa cuatro filtros para hacerse inversionista. personas inteligentes, capaces, que van a crear ese proyecto y tres tienes que buscar del deporte y la mayorÍa ama del fÚtbol y el cuarto lugar es que tienen que ser personas bondadosas ventas esas personas son personas que aunque han tenido mucho Éxito y no otras cosas son personas sen. williamuchÍsimas gracias y Éxitos. mi abuelita de mi mamÁ rezar el rosario. eso va a ayudar con el Éxito. gracias por venir.

you called in the conference call, the delta order a game changer. it raises the question whether you are still seeking government money from the canadian government. is that the case? obviously, -- yeah, can you hear me? i can hear you. amanda: go ahead, please. >> can you hear me? yes sir, if you can comment on whether you need federal government money. said, like the delta deal is a big deal for us, a game changing deal. donelidates what we have in terms of investing billions of dollars and erupting this new aircraft. can you hear me? amanda: yes, sir. ok, so we have been in discussion with the federal government for a few months and we still have not found the right solution. we are seeking a win-win solution and we will keep talking to them. we would welcome them to the program. this is a very exciting program where the early phase of the long journey, and having the federal government as a partner would add financial flexibility ,o bombard ea -- bombard here and keep us investing in aerospace in canada. amanda: can you comment on the suggestion

look at the 61 there by the delta, as well as livermore. gusty winds out of the north and east really descending into the delta or east bay valleys. so you are feeling breezy winds there, and the temperatures, as a result, are warming up. just 51 in concord. the wind advisory above 1,000 feet until about 10:00. then the wind should dial back. still breezy around the bay. we could see gusts up to 45 to 50 miles an hour. you know that could bring down some powerlines. right now we talked about livermore up to 22 miles an hour. the delta, 33 miles an hour and less than that in oakland and actually mountain view has a north wind at 22. compared to yesterday we are 11 degrees warmer in livermore, napa is warmer, pretty much everyone. you minus the winds, winds, wine afternoon we will see numbers warm in the 70s and 80s. guststy winds this morning and warmer days for the weekend. still warm tomorrow but late in the day a southerly surge brings the stratus back to the coast. we look for the numbers today in the upper 70s san jose. that's about fiv

the impact cracked the windshield of the delta flight from new york city to nashville. everyone is okay. >>> a chimp made a smooth escape from a zoo in japan. he climbed the utility pole and started wandering around on electric wires. he kept his captures at bay for hours, the shot the animal with a tranquilizer dart that took time to take effect. when it did, he losts grip on the -- lost his grip on the utility pole and they caught him with a plastic sheet. cha cha is doing okay. >>> a 4-year-old girl from maine whose red wagon was stolen now has new wheels for the summer. listen to that cute giggle. the police department posted a what happened to her wagon. officers went to walmart and it ended up the store gave them the wagon fore free. so police used the donation from izzie and her dad to get her a gift card. >>> a michigan couple said they will never borrow from the library again. late books landed them in court. >>> a jury convicted a delaware county man for abusing a teen girl as she slept in her bed. more on that story when "action news" comes right back. are yo

we need help." "7 delta we need help." which is really at that point the first alert to the rest of the staff that there's trouble in 7 delta. >> deputy lori garcia hears the distress call as she's going about her daily routine. >> it was transmission that was unlike what a deputy would transmit over the radio. so we knew that something wasn't right. we knew it had to have been an inmate. >> less than a minute later, deputy garcia and a group of officers reach pod 7 delta. >> your adrenaline is flowing and you walk in or run in, basically, and you don't know what you're going to see. >> they see a pod of utter confusion and commotion. inmates are scattered with some behind the deputy's desk. >> there were inmates, which is unusual. why would inmates be behind the desk like that? >> while carswell restrains burden, deputies handcuff him and thank the inmate. >> tapped me on the back and told me good work. you all right, carswell? are you okay? >> the jail's medical unit treats deputy moon. he has a few bumps and scratches a

delta is one of the best airlines in the world. having them as a customer is a strong endorsement that will be brought -- of what will be brought to customers. >> joining us with more is roger of labor television, canada. is the delta order the lifeline needed? >> great to be with you. it is a very important water that came at a crucial moment. it is a vote of confidence. ceo's's love to get ahead of themselves. it is great but still a long way off. this company is two years late to use the proverb, there is still a lot of runway here to get across before they get a lift off. >> and have not even put it in production yet. >> that is it. you are absolutely right. the plane has been bedeviled with technical and testing issues. it has frustrated them. the fact that they lost orders on the order but. theines say he cannot bring plane to me on time and on schedule. delta probably got a heck of a deal. there are rumors they got the planes 40% off or 50% off. a big, prestige a vote on the book for of confidence. >> there has been a lot of

a delta airlines in the past delta actually charge travelers $25 pretickets if they booked over the phone. and $35 if they walked up and bought the ticket at the airport. delta says the change is just simply good business. it's refreshing to hear that. you can actually talk to a person and not have to pay more. >> imagine that? it's awful. >>> 6:24. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. >> i want to see that. >> and bill? >> you scream at the phone? >> i do. >> no. >> customer service, would you like -- customer service -- >> no i just say agent. like -- [ laughter ] >> not an option, here are your choices -- agent! okay. so much for choices. there we go. we got beautiful sunshine for the day today. it's going to be absolutely gorgeous. here we go. we take look at what's happening this morning. and it is as we start the day we're going to have temperatures that are in the mid 40s today and we're going to be looking at mostly mid 60s later on this afternoon and tomorrow. look at this 43 around the park but it's chilly north and west into the upper 20s here an

fortunately no injuries to anyone on board that delta flight but thanks to those soaring bird populations, bird strikes are now three times more likely than they were 30 years ago. george. >> wow, i didn't know that. okay, thanks very much. >>> there are new questions for the nba as the league's owners meet to consider moving next year's all-star game from charlotte, north carolina. calls for a boycott after a law which critics say discriminates against gay, lesbian and transgender people. abc's eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: good morning. more fallout four states and d.c. have issued travel bans because of this law and this morning, the nba's board of governors meeting here on its agenda whether or not to move the game because of this law.

that is a shift for delta. it has been increasing capacity. those shares are up better than 2% if you look at the rest of the airlines. we are seeing advances for them as well. spirit, american, jetblue -- spread between the low-fare carriers in the more traditional carriers. i wanted to take a look at the charts of the company's it he. it's available seat miles. i got this from bloomberg intelligence. to 20 13. goes back at that point, you had a declining capacity tread in the industry when they were fewer seats, airlines had more pricing power. since then, we have seen an increase in capacity. in increasingbeen capacity. the airlines have been helped along by the decline in feel prices. they have been able to increase capacity. they have been cutting costs and have still been profitable. the trend is starting to change. this particular company has seen a decrease in yields. betty: they are jamming tons of seats into these airplanes. i can't even fit into these rose. [laughter] julie: exactly. it betty: thank you, julie. aftertop -- stock dar

delta leading airline higher as the company is performing artists. we are just an hour away from the close of trading. stocks are fluctuating around here.

american went up more than delta. a lot of that is because doug parker is such a good executive, but i like american and delta, and i like southwest. you're in good shape. thank you for that call. i appear pro-clean drilling as long as it's done responsibly. mariah? >> caller: i have a question on two energy stocks, hold or sell. one is specter energy. it's over 100, but it trades below its target. i don't understand it. should i give you my second? >> sure. why not, just fire away. >> the other is duke energy. >> these are both very fine companies. i'm more partial to spectra. i believe it's a safe yield, but duke is good too. my charitable trust owns eap. we think they are the steadiest of all of them, thank you. >>> all right. i'm expecting a solid earnings season, because for the first time in a long time companies that do well are indeed being rewarded with higher prices. much more "mad money" ahead, including gamestop. many thought the company needed a new game plan, was it the guidance that may have been too co

. >>> a delta airlines plane that took off from laguardia made an emergency landing because of a bird strike. the plane was heading to officials say a bird struck the windshield and cracked it. the plane landed safely in west virginia around 5 p.m. none of the 57 passengers or crew was injured. they were transported to another plane and they continued on to nashville. >>> this move by delta will make some customers happy. no more charging passengers a $25 fee when they buy tickets over the telephone. delta will also get rid of the $35 booking fee for passengers who purchase airline tickets at the airport. >>> the fee for this one will likely be jail time. customs agents at jfk uncovered a huge stack of cocaine hidden in coffee. take a look. agents say they caught a queens woman trying to smuggle the powder inside coffee bags in her suitcase. they say it has a street value of more than $50,000. she faces drug smuggling charges >>> more drugs found in the city. it a major trafficking ring in million worth of heroin seized from an apartment on park terrace east. officers say they walked

right now they are just by the delta and livermore out of the north. so that translates into a warmer afternoon, less wind this afternoon, and thought the day. tomorrow look at the 80s return inland. and near 70s at the coast. chris. >> thanks, lisa. developing news out of kenya this morning where search and rescue teams are working frantically to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in nairobi. these pictures show the narrow spaces where people are trapped inside the ones six-story building. at least seven are dead. 121 people survived the collapse with varying injuries, including a baby. there have been heavy rains in the area but it's too soon to say exactly why the building fell. >>> a town in eastern texas has been declared a local disaster area after a tornado destroyed buildings and homes. take a look at this. crews are searching through several homes in lyndale after getting calls that people were trapped inside. powerlines are down throughout the town and fallen trees are blocking some of the roadways, forecasters say

, another delta jet is crossing the runway. the atlanta controller ordering a takeoff abort. the pilot slams on the brakes. the aircraft were just over a mile apart, but only seconds at that speed. the controller knew he blundered. >> sorry about that. that was my mistake, guys. >> okay, yeah, we're going to exit here. >> reporter: the pilots called it an administrative mistake. >> obviously, stopping and having your airplane from a high rate of speed in a short period of time is going to heat up the brakes. that's what it's done. >> it was, i think, a little bit nerve wracking for the pilots as well as everybody on that plane. >> the pilots let the brakes cool down at the gate. delta mechanics checked them out and the same aircraft with the passengers did take off for miami. david kerley, reagan washington airport. >> what a frightening scene in people afraid of flying are scared up on the ground. >> atlanta is the world he's busiest airport. they handle about 2500 flights a day. hundreds of thousands of passengers every day.

there's a breeze and look at the delta breeze. that's the strongest. and once we start setting up in this kind of a pattern. we look for the delta breeze and that's a sure sign of a cooler pattern. cloud cover is on the way and rain moving in tomorrow. turning cloudy. milder and cooler. and cooler highs and that breeze is starting to crank up. 60s and 70s, not 80s and 90s. it's 5:01, sal. >> 68, that number or 69 or 70. around there -- >> you're good. >> my happy zone. >> you like 72. >> yesterday wasn't bad in the east bay. it wasn't bad. it was 85, what's wrong with that? >> nothing wrong with that. >> 87 in san francisco -- >> not today. >>> today is the day that traffic might be severe because of the giants home opener. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza just to remind you that more people will be coming in in the middle of the day. if you're used to an easy commute, i'm breezing in at 10:30. today you'll have a lot of company. and there'll be a lot of people leaving the city after the home opener today. the giants and the dodgers, 1:35. they'll

delta coming out a little better than expected. the dollar 30 two versus the dollar 30 which was the expectation. we see delta coming in and line with estimates. a revenue of 9.2 $5 billion, we are looking for 9.2 6 billion. .n the premarket, they are up they are up year to date and up over the last 12 months. looking at my bloomberg terminal, i have a chart showing delta shares in red. it also shows the jet fuel contract in white. of0% incline in the price jet fuel, a huge cost for delta. it helps them do better. that is their biggest cost. delta being a bit on the bottom line. david: there's a lot of breaking news. the bank of england, delta, and we have the bank of america earnings. the early premarket trading is not moving much, maybe a slight uptick. a 13% drop in first-quarter profits. blackrock is also out. profits fell by 20%. we will get wells fargo first-quarter earnings. christina harper joins us. , we are just going through the numbers. it seems like they did not miss by much. year-over-year, not so pretty. christine: i

and the delta breeze is in place. and we'll drop about 20 degrees today. a lot of high clouds streaming from the south. it will not be 87. it will be 68. the breeze will be the big issue. and a pretty good breeze r the a's. temperatures are on the way down. not the 90s and not the upper 60s, we're starting off 50s and 60s. when you -- i mean they're done. 23 gusting to 30 is something we see in june or july, not april. look for a cloudy day. and breezy and cooler. and windy in the hills. with cold water temperatures, fog will start to play in. 60s and 70s. and 6:01 and traffic is -- >> it's getting busier. >> we are here at 6:01. and we do have more slow traffic getting in to san francisco. this is an all day thing. the home opener for the giants south of market. and we're looking at the east bay commute and a problem on highway 4. this is highway 4 and you can see traffic is slow. i'll take that back, it's not a problem but a lot of traffic heading west to the concord area. and i want to mention a serious crash in antioch. hillcrest is closed between ster

you want to talk delta. >> ed bastian was clearly listening to you, the ceo of delta, was listening to you when you ranted about the little bit moji, jpmorgan -- >> the bank of america press release, jpmorgan. they're indecipherable, and i'm tired of it. >> okay. delta is the opposite. it's a straight out terrific beat. earnings tripled. here's what i really like about it -- capacity is not going to increase nearly as much as i thought. you know, they're talking about a 2% to 3% increase in capacity. there were a lot of concerns when these stocks took their big swoon that it might be up to -- also here -- maybe 4%, 5% capacity, so it's a very good number. obviously, fuel is amazing. at $2.93 last year, $1.34 before. this is very cheap stock, like bank of america, cheap stock. but remember what you said at the beginning, this is first one. stock's come down a lot. it's kind of an intriguing value play. it's a value play. >> what's the multiple we're talking about? seven times. they earn their cost to capital now. they actually buy back stock. they return capital. >> they're actually goi

by the delta 54 degrees. these cities here from the delta through the east bay, anywhere from about .6 to an inch of rain the past couple of days. certainly good news. a live look outside from the exploratorium camera. it's a mostly cloudy afternoon. a few peaks. sun. certainly dryer today than yesterday. partly cloudy tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday and more way heads our way wednesday night into thursday morning. may impact your commute early thursday morning and it's a quick mover. it won't linger like this system since we've had this since friday night. as we go into the next couple of hours, notice how quickly it continues to shift to the south and east. the light rain, east bay, south bay, but by 11:00 it's beginning to wind down and the rest of the afternoon should feature dry sky. so we talk about the totals, but in particular you may notice over a third of an inch in oakland and hayward, concord. and delta quarter inch perhaps in map paw. we will look for a cloudy afternoon. no rain delay here at at&t p

look how much warmer it is by the delta. a little bit of boost in the morning temperatures with a wind shift. today look at the warmth headed our way. 70s and 80s. chris. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, pope francis is making a short visit to the greek island where the heart of europe's refugee crisis is being felt. pope francis was greeted by the leader of the greek orthodox church, as well as greece's prime minister. >> the holy father was set to visit refugees on his visit. the vatican said he will bring back twelve syrian refugees, including six children to italy. he's been a vocal advocate on bringing attention and sympathy to migrants. >> sanderters met with the pope briefly. >> it was a brief meeting. he was on his way to greece. he was apologetic that he couldn't get to the conference yesterday where we were supposed to meet. but he was on his way to greece, and we just spent a few minutes together. >> sanders said he's in line with the pope's work to speak on behalf of the poor and to highlight growing wealth and

wind advisory in effect until tonight for the delta. wind gusts to up 45-mile-per- hour. this is an energetic area of low pressure developing way out there toward aleutian island. it's now bearing down on the northwestern section of the state. as it does so let's clock it together. there's your lunch hour. moderate to heavy rain. you know, we started this workweek with record warm temperatures. now we have the cooler air mass filtering in. i cannot rule out the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm with small hail today. dry weekend and partly cloudy. so don't worry about little league baseball games getting rained out. rainfall amounts a half inch in san francisco. three-tenths san jose. inch ukiah. from the beaches with the rain to the high sierra, winter weather advisory! yeah, don't put away the skis yet we felt at least four resorts open with up to eight inches of snow above 7,000 feet. cloud today, wind, and the sporadic rain showers into the 60s. extended forecast: legend performed there justt month... similar tributes wt up >> oracle arena in oakland lit up in p

their delta flight was diverted after suddenly losing cab the flight had taken off in charleston, south carolina, but it quickly made an emergency landing at raleigh durham international. everybody got off safely. >>> nine delta gates were shut down in newark airport after an electrical fire, forcing nearly 200 people to evacuate wait. . the flames were put out and the terminal reopened but the fire rekindled causing a second evacuation. nobody was hurt. >>> contaminated water in newark schoolsnas topic a for new jersey lawmakers. they're meeting to discuss the city's infrastructure. this hearing comes after newark shut down the water fountains of 30 school buildings because of lead in the water. >>> to decision 2016. right now it is the eve of another big day in the race for the white house. in wisconsin. bernie sanders is in position for another upset that could prolong the democratic contest. donald trump has more than just delegates at stake. steve? >> reporter: some of these candidates have already moved onto new york, but wisconsin in a word, matters. trailing by four polling poin

delta airlines welcomes a new ceo. what is his plan going forward as airline stocks continue to get crushed across the board. delta and all. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business flash. looking at some of the biggest stories. the business bank has been facing investor pressure to sell but determined now is about time. americans kept their wallets in their pockets. with an spending rose expected. income has increased and consumers saved the most money since december 2012. they sent -- safe but would not spend. afterting a 61% drop margins shrank. $987ncome fell down from million a year ago. surging supplies have pushed cross -- prices less than two dollars a gallon. that is the bloomberg business flash update. we're looking right now at a live shot of protesters in rowing game, california outside san francisco. they have gathered at the california republican convention. point people were arrested protesting a trim campaign event in costa mesa. watch the event live when it starts in an hou

the fire that broke out in delta section has been placed under control. the port authority tells us they expect the rest of the terminal which handles international flights will operate as normal this morning. firefighters responded to a report of a fire in a storage room at around 1:00 this morning, and smoke quickly filled the terminal. they put that fire out but were after some how the fire reignited. this time firefighters had to take down the section of a ceiling to actually reach the flames and the fire at one point reached two alarms before it was placed under control. the fire happened during off peak hours so it was not affecting passengers at the time. the terminal here has been evacuated until the smoke clears out and firefighters can be certain that this time the fire is completely out. we are seeing some normal activity here at terminal b, see the emergency vehicles here doing housekeeping, if you will, to make sure the smoke gets out of the way and the fire has been extinguished. drake clark, channel 7, eye witness news. >>> brooklyn, a 5- a

fairfield to the delta. this area of low pressure doesn't have a lot of precipitation associated with it but it has a lot of power and energy and it has a lot of instability some colder air mass that's going to override the mild conditions that are in place right now so the end result is, a good chance of an afternoon thunderstorm containing small hail. here's your futurecast. you can see the hit-and-miss showers today near the morgan hill area at lunch hour. we could see a heavy downpour so we are going to keep an eye on it especially at the delta. we could get a thunderstorm right there about 4:00 towards the evening drive. and then as fast as it comes in, it will rapidly exit for our thursday and high pressure builds in. wait until you see that seven- day forecast. but meanwhile today a good chance of thunderstorms in throughout the central valley. we do have scattered rain showers in the offing in the greater lake tahoe area and also a thunderstorm possible in monterey bay. our numbers slightly below ave

a wind advisory in the delta area where some gusts will be up to 45 miles per hour. now, as far as your highs are concerned, remember we started the workweek off with record warmth? today pretty seasonal but it's going to feel cool as a result. 50s, 60s around the bay and peninsula. 64 degrees in walnut creek. meanwhile, temperatures today up to 64 in mill valley again gusty winds, as well. with the potential for thunderstorms, good morning windsor your high will be 60. snow in tahoe. details at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> we are going to go live to the golden gate bridge right now. we are getting reports of an accident just north. south 101 around the waldo tunnel. looks like it may be over to the right shoulder but chp is headed out to the scene to get more information. we just watched crews do the lane changes there. the zipper truck, so far not too many delays out of marin. slick surfaces. be careful across the golden gate bridge this morning. high wind advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. it's gusty there. so careful as you head across the span. right

. >>> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, scary moments on a delta flight when a bird hits the plane and crashes the windshield. >>> and a woman gets the shock of her life when she finds out that the federal government mistakenly declared her dead. >>> hundreds of students got a history lesson from a woman that survived the 1999 genocide in wa wanda. she spoke with students in plymouth meeting. when she was just nine years old, her six siblings were killed in the genocide and is now an activist. >>> it was a heart pounding moment in the air when a plane flying from new york to nashville made an emergency landing after a bird strike. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: a scary moment for the 57 passengers aboard this delta flight. the windshield cracked by yet another bird. a loud thud nobody wants to hear when are you 30,000 feet in the air. >> they share the same air space and these things happen but it gets your heart beating fast. >> these passengers had an unexpected layover in charleston, west virginia, the plane making a quick emergency landing and none of the passenger

so the delta breeze is trying to kick in. 66 in monterey. and ukiah at 67. we're good to go for mostly sunny skies and a system is trying to develop. it won't be until friday. it does look like we'll get rain out of it. and gradual cooling as we've opened the sea breeze. and more sunshine than clouds. near 80 for some. and temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. and we peaked out on monday with temperatures. a little bit more increase in the fog on thursday. and we've put rain in on friday. we'll have more on that coming up in about a half hour or so. >> thank you, steve. >> you bet. >> the front runners from both parties are regaining momentum following a big night in the big apple. >> we have more on last night's new york results and where the candidates are focusing next. >> reporter: it was a landslide win for donald trump, notching a first place victory in the new york primary with 60% of the vote. and in the process, scooping up 89 of the empire state's gop delegates. quick to acknowledge the win gets him closer. >> we're leading by a lot and

shareholders of delta. we are very constructive on the industry at large. we think that this is a misunderstood industry, and it is in the midst of the transformation. three years of record profits last year as an industry, and 150 billion in revenues, and 140 billion in revenue industry profit, and we think that when you look back on the industry five years from now, the harvard business school case studies have to be rewritten on how industries evolve and change, and the structural impediments that have led to the underperformance of this industry for a long period of time we think are no longer in pl play. we are constructive on the industry and happy to be major shareholders of united. >> brad, that is a perfect place to leave it. thanks for joining the "halftime report" and we will catch up soon on whatever the next project may be. >> sounds good. thank you, guys. >> brad gerstner, founder of altimet altimeter. and we have breaking news? eamon? >> yes, we have news that jack lieu has made a decision on

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delta was recently named the official airline of the washington nationals. >>> and when the nats play at home later this week, it may be hard to eat healthy at the ballpark. dieticians recommend if you really want to have a hot dog, look for the smaller dog and not the bigger, more expensive hot dog that's loaded with topics. it's about eating smarter t another force you to slow down and not eat too quickly like shelled peanuts. or enjoy yourself. >> when you go to something like that, you want to have a little fun, right? >> hot dogs and chili. >> have a little fun. >> eat lettuce and water. >> not me. >> people are buzzing about the future of rfk stadium. >> it's been little used for the past few years. of course dc united does play there but in a few minutes we could learn what could become of that property. our matt ackland reported last week the two sets of plans are being presented. one that includes a football stadium and one that does not. >> i feel like they're putting shops and apartments everywhere. i feel like they should bring the skins back to dc. >> bring the redskins b

love delta. delta in new york now the way they control so much more of new york, how competitive is that market. >> how have margins increased given the drop in oil prices? where are they now. are they exorbutantally high. >> what you're getting at is unable to run airlines profitably. andrew shouldn't begrudge the fact that they are making money. >> 10% to 11%. >> not only that no one wants to help the airlines when for 20 years they don't make money. then you want a rebate -- same with oil companies they want to do the windfall profits tax when oil companies do. when prices go down let them fail. it depends on how you feel. >> in this environment whether -- we know. because you heard from the fellow from virgin. you can't start a new competitive airline today -- that's what he said. this guy an entrepreneur in the airline business started virgin america. >> andrew that said there's plenty of research which shows all need is two. that between pepsi and coke you create a competitive market. as lo

the delta pilot slammed on the brakes with seconds to spare. >> delta 873 cancel take off. delta 873 cancel takeoff. sorry about that. make the right turn on taxiway mike and you can taxi normally. >> we'll make a right turn and get ourself in order. >> go all the way down on mike. sorry about that. that was my mistake guys. >> okay. yeah we're going to exit here at mike 6 and we'll go back. we'll have to do a little brake temperature check and whatnot. we actually had to double-check to make sure we heard you right. so that's why it took us so long. sorry. >> that's okay. no, it's my mistake, guys. sorry about that. >> people were shaken up by the incident but no one was hurt and the flight did eventually take off. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. new possibly major clues in the death of prince this morning. a source revealing to cnn that opioid medication was found on the singer when he was discovered unresponsive inside his paisley park compound. according to one official, investigators now say they believe it was a reaction to that pai

it happened at the delta view golf course in pittsburg. kpix 5's juliette goodrich tells us the suspect didn't get very far. >> reporter: this 65-year-old woman who was killed was walking on this sidewalk when this driver came down the road. you can see the skidmarks. then he crashed over the sidewalk into the fence on to the golf course. and as if that's not enough, he continued driving on the golf course to leave his car over by the putting green before he took off. hole 9 on the delta view golf course the scene of a murder investigation. this after the driver of a blue camaro crashed through the golf course fence after hitting and killing a 65-year-old woman who was walking along the sidewalk. >> this driver was driving way too fast for the road conditions here. >> reporter: the woman died at the scene. the driver abandoned his camaro on the golf course and took off. >> the driver fled for at least 100 yards in his vehicle on the golf course before he fled from the vehicle. our officer was able to get that description out to responding

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