denied that ryan air had an overall shortage of pilots. that doesn't mean that from time to time we don't make mess ups and we do with this is clearly a mess so i take responsibility for the mess that it is my mess up and therefore i have to clean it up. today o'leary said that he can force pilots to delay a week of leave in exchange for financial compensation. but it now appears the dispute involves more than the question of holidays many ryan air pilots have rejected although there is offer of a loyalty bonus to keep flying during their scheduled leave. instead many signed their names to a letter demanding better pay and full employment contracts. now speaking of things that are flying high amounts bank shares have searched for the second day in a row after rumors that the german government would be looking to get rid of its close to sixteen percent stake in the country's second biggest lender a german business magazine reported that germany would order tie up between france's beer and pay pal veba and. italy's uni credit is also said to

denied that ryan air had an overall shortage of pilots. that doesn't mean that from time to time we don't make mess ups and we do with this is clearly a mess up i take responsibility for the mess up it is my mess up and therefore i have to clean it up. today o'leary said that he can force pilots to delay a week of leave in exchange for financial compensation. but it now appears the dispute involves more than the question of holidays many ryan air pilots have rejected although there is offer of a loyalty bonus to keep flying during their scheduled leave. instead many signed their names to a letter demanding better pay and full employment contracts. now speaking of things that are flying high income outspanned shares have searched for the second day in a row after rumors that the german government would be looking to get rid of its close to sixteen percent stake in the country's second biggest lender a german business magazine reported that germany would order tie up between france's been paper veba and. italy's uni credit is also said to be

denied that ryan air had an overall shortage of pilots. that doesn't mean the from fine we don't make messes and we do. i take responsibility for the mess it is my mess up and therefore i have to clean it up. oh there he has said that he can force pilots to delay a week of leave in exchange for financial compensation. but many ryan air pilots have rejected o'leary's offer of this loyalty bonus instead many have signed their names to a letter demanding better pay and full employment contracts. rumors are rife about what's going to happen to air berlin germany second largest airline is bankrupt and looking for a buyer an announcement is due monday right now i looked on that easy jet on thomas cook's condo are the front runners so are layoffs around the corner the trade unions are calling for action. the situation for air berlin stock has grown very precarious we don't know it's a moment which jobs are really secure in the long term we've been aware for quite a while that jobs for administrative and technical stuff don't seem to have any futu

denied that ryan air had an overall shortage of pilots. that doesn't mean that from time to time we don't make mess ups and we do with this is clearly a mess so i take responsibility for the mess that it is my mess up and therefore i have to clean it up. today o'leary said that he can force pilots to delay a week of leave in exchange for financial compensation. but it now appears the dispute involves more than the question of holidays many ryan air pilots have rejected although there is offer of a loyalty bonus to keep flying during their scheduled leave. instead many signed their names to a letter demanding better pay and full employment contracts. to the other story making headlines today as donald trump talks tough on north korea reports are coming in that the european union has also agreed on a new set of sanctions against the country the measures reportedly include an embargo on e.u. exports of oil and a reduction to the amount of money in north korean workers in europe can send back home the block also wants to blacklist more north k

referendum to keep the airport open. >> more bad news for ryan air. the european court of justice ruled a flight crew out of belgium should have its labor complaint heard in a courtroom in that country and not in the home base of ireland. the ceo that it would change costs at his company. -- the ceo without it wouldn't change -- vowed it wouldn't change costs at his company. >> the grenfell twoeower disaster. flames engulfed the high-rise in central london. we remember that image. 80 people died. the judge in charge of the hearing that got underway says he hopes to provide a measure of solace to the families. who wanted to find what happened and why. local authorities have been accused of failing to enforce safety measures. our reporter is in london tonight. ♪ >> a street piano in a makeshift meeting space opposite the tower block. neighbors feel any need to stick together. many witnessed the fire and heard the screams of victims inside the building. evette williams knows some of the people who perished. >> my neighbors funeral was four weeks ago. a

ryan air is canceling up to 2100 flights in the coming weeks. the carrier claims it wants to let cabin crew and pilots go on annual leave so they can improve capacity and restore punch while the when the winter schedule -- punctuality when the winter schedule comes in to check. many passengers reacting with fury they had not been informed sooner. and bitcoin under fire, losing 12% of its value in one day. china has ordered all bitcoin exchanges to stop trading. they must present a plan to return money back to traders, beijing tightening regulations around the digital currency in recent weeks fearing instability from speculation. in new york, trading bitcoin has recovered, slightly. now for more, we will go over to our wall street correspondent. china is shutting down all bitcoin exchanges. tell us about the ramifications of this move. >> i mean, we do not have hard figures but there are estimates that actually china is roughly looking at about 20% of the bitcoin activities from this move, that this actually could hurt. and we thought early on, i

the bad news first ryan air may be canceling even more flights at the start of the week the budget airline announced it will cancel forty to fifty flights a day for the next six weeks ryanair boss michael o'leary said this was due to errors made in the planning of pilot holidays but at a shareholder meeting and dublin today a larry said.

and there have been stories confirmed of not necessarily ryan air in this instance but you know pilots yeah he cheated on his on the flight deck i think it's that he was on a pommy for interrupting you territory as a last final point briefly. to simon calder simon undoubtedly all the low cost carriers there softening the edges of how they deliver the thing they do will that be enough to guarantee the incomes that they have. i think so yes i mean it's if you look at the profits at ryanair they are staggering which is why i think it's extremely unlikely that michael o'leary will be going anywhere he's very well regarded by the board and by the investors easyjet also very popular norwegian very very ambitious the airlines which i think are going to be having problems are the legacy carriers particularly the smaller ones we've already seen alitalia effectively being declared vast exciting times to be a traveler but i think i wouldn't blame the low cost airlines are perhaps blame that passengers for what we are demanding and what i think which is good we are actually getting in the twenty f

haidi: ryan air planning to bid for air and tally up -- error it tally of the name and fleet would be retained. , ryan air said it is not interested in the bankrupt air berlin. an indian billionaire said to be evaluating bids as its conglomerate seeks to grow its aluminum operations overseas. pursue an acquisition, a dutch company. it manufactures aluminum products. the dollars that rally has crumbled after u.s. core inflation data came below the 2% target and treasury secretary steven mnuchin also did not help things, saying a weaker currency would be better off for trade. let's get more on this from >> ckooner in sydney -- ri spooner. it is all over. it feels like a one-way bet because we don't expect a fed to move again this year really. well, i know. you are not the only one wondering. so is everybody else. it's been going on and on and on, this short u.s. dollar play. the reason why this is the time to take a stand is for a number of reason. the first, the fact that the euro backed away from a key ,evel above 1.20 is significant so while we stay under that i am ,repared to stay s

i'm how you know i guess thank you for joining us ryan air europe's largest airline by passenger numbers is canceling thousands of flights rather unusual incident for the otherwise we're liable carrier ryanair can't even say which flights will be canceled after wednesday and customers are demanding answers the airlines c.e.o. said they messed up the pilot's vacation it in a rare east but not everyone is buying that. around forty to fifty flights are said to be canceled daily that's a total of around two thousand flights by the end of october ryanair canceled the flights to cope with pilot shortages and to improve its punctuality record we can either run the operation with a fifty five sixty percent punctuality we farm or fly through options inevitably cancellations and huge past your dissatisfaction close to thirty five or forty percent of our customer base or we do what i thought last friday was the sensible thing we need to take out about fifty flights a day for the next six weeks while we have this crew we issued two thousand cancelled flights that means hundreds of thousands of angry

air was giving out to its passengers and the costs for the pilots given that ryan is expected to have a profit this year of up to one of the house bidding us this amount now shouldn't be a big problem but what could amount to a big problem for ryan and that the company used now facing criticism from the cia the civil aviation authority in the united kingdom that's the supervisor of the airline sector and it says that ryan then might have broken the lol in the way it handled the problems during the recent weeks. that's it you're up to date with the natives from the world all the business more find us on facebook follow us on twitter on the school business on that as well head on the sea humphrey is my handle by now. an infant and boss has said khan's parents are both journalists both have been detained in texas prison but the two year old lives with his mother and is sometimes permitted to visit his father. listen calms my every intention all. night long d.w. . enjoy the conflict zone fronting the powerful. this week conflict zone isn't a limb and my guess is a judgment call a titian o

and ryan air in a tailspin the budget carrier. cancels thousands more flights how much will that add up to wing customer compensation. i mean facility let's do business u.s. president donald trump has unveiled his long awaited tax plan analysts say it's short on detail but is said to benefit the wealthy and middle income families despite what trump says it's not clear where it leaves lower income workers but the companies they work for are in for a windfall let's take a listen in. we're doing everything we can to reduce the tax burden on you and your family by eliminating tax breaks and loopholes we will ensure that the benefits are focused on the middle class the working men and women not the highest income earners under our framework we will dramatically cut the business tax rate so that american companies and american workers can be our foreign competitors and start winning again. small businesses will also see a cap on their taxes the problem is a lot of them are already in a lower bracket which leaves them out of transfer for

ryan air says it will continue operating as a separate airline. novartis has been accepted for review by the u.s. food and drug administration the drug has already been approved is in europe. >>> coming up on the show ahead of the bank of england's next meeting, we'll have the uk's latest inflation read after the break. join us throughout the day for our coverage of tax reform, markets and north korea with many special guests. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlin

ryan air be canceling even more flights. the budget airline announced it will cancel 40-50 flights a day for the next six weeks. the ceo said it was due to errors made in the planning of pilot holidays. at a shareholder meeting in dublin, he said he couldn't guarantee there would be no more cancellations. hundreds of thousands of travelers are affected. the erlang is preparing for 20 million euros in compensation claims. -- the airline is preparing for 20 million euros in compensation claims. >> meeting him halfway. not. >> the cancellations are very disappointing. >> the ceo denied that ryanair had a shortage of pilots. >> that doesn't mean we don't make mess ups. this is clearly one. i take responsibility. i have to clean it up. >> o'leary said he can force pilots to delay a week of leave in exchange for kite -- financial compensation. the dispute involves more than the question of holidays. many pilots have projected the offer of a loyalty bonus to keep flying during their scheduled leave. many signed their names to a let

ryan airing it out. across his body a wide open boid. boid cashes in. raiders up. spin move into the end zone. ryan up 20-6 at intermission. judge battling back. look at this touch down. almost with a chance to tie. with the pick. ryan can celebrate. lock at the sideline. they beat their arch rivals 20-13. thanks for watching nbc10 news. steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benedict cumberbatch, savannah guthrie, musical guest, andy grr

well very embarrassingly for ryan is point of view they got their fleet planning their crew planning completely wrong they have told me in some detail that basically the way that they computed the pilot's leave had been changed subtly but it simply meant that while they actually had too many pilots around in july and august sitting about in case there were any problems come september and october they haven't got enough they've got to give vacation to all the. pilots the on their books and as a result of that and some complexities involving flight time limitations they have had to cancel over two thousand flights now they say oh it's only two percent of our total flying program but if you are europe's biggest airline by passenger numbers then that is going to affect an awful lot of people up to four hundred thousand i calculate. what does this mean for the passengers and what does it mean about how they can claim compensation. passenger perspective this means that passengers who have paid for tickets and who are relying on the airline to carry out its obligation under the contract of

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not quite so positive ryan air europe's largest airline by passenger numbers is canceling a thousand of flights it's a rather unusual incident for the other way so reliable carrier and a ride in has just published a long list with all the floods affected until the end of october but that's not really any comfort for the airlines stranded to customers they demand answers the airlines c.e.o. says they messed up the pilot's vacation to know reese but not everyone is buying that. around forty to fifty flights are said to be canceled daily that's a total of around two thousand flights by the end of october ryanair canceled the flights to cope with pilot shortages and to improve its punctuality record we can either run the operation with a fifty five sixty percent punctuality we far more flight through options inevitably cancellations and huge past your dissatisfaction calls to thirty five or forty percent of our customer base or we do what i thought last friday was the sensible thing we need to take out about fifty flights a day for the next six weeks while we have this crew we issued two

michael o'leary was forced to apologize saying ryan air quotes messed up to make matters worse travel insurance companies have told many of the travelers that hotel and car rental cancellations will not be covered is some of what ryanair passengers have to say. every year i'm not going to five the mechanics of the right i change the style and the conditions the paying conditions and i relate but then of course the british we say that only and then we actually go ahead and book a cheap and cheerful your house is the match you get what you pay for in life don't you unfortunately not good to. be paid and you want to go on holiday you know they should be sorted out so you get all that big company that one you would make such a big mistake for hey. it's not the first time airline cancellations are followed by customer outrage earlier this year frustrated passengers were arrested after fighting with airline staff at an airport in florida spirit airlines blamed a starving problem and pilot unions for canceling its flights dozens of passengers were stranded at their gates in long queues and i

ryan air has been pulled out of its tail spin things have got even worse for the discount carrier it's canceling another eighteen thousand flights between november and much earlier this month ryanair announced it was pulling up to fifty flights a day through to the end of october after messing up the planning of pilots' holidays. football fan william turner frequently flies with ryanair to see his club when they're on the road he said five flights canceled shared it makes things difficult that's not what you need you just want the big things and have them in increasing. there's obviously close pilots to the range things for the holidays and that's a difficult you have course it doesn't help anybody who's straight gets at their station even relieved passengers whose floods haven't been axed in the latest wave of cancellations might think twice about booking ryanair in the future the carrier announced it was scrapping another eighteen thousand connections this coming winter as it continues to struggle with pilot shortages caused by what the company says are scheduling problems what start

air >> absolutely. in the past they thought of themselves as an airline that has a website. now all their business goes to the website and therefore the website is the business. if they want to visibility of how their business is doing they see it on realtime >> now you have a lot of money in the bank and have now made it determination fourth quarter >> yes, ever on track for that, we've been seeing that for about a year and a half now, that that's the goal and still on track for that we are a growth company, we're not a growth at all company. really it's all about the opportunity in front of us we're so early in this stage where all these companies are moving to digital and to the cloud. >> i don't think people realize how important it is. i was on a site this weekend, i won't mention it, many millions of people were running on sunday and it was too slow to deliver, it was a sports site and if you were to all -- if we were all going mlb.com for the world series which is what i would do, it's going to w

vonnie: i have to mention your competition with ryan air. there is a pilot shortage in europe and it sounds like you have taken a lot of pilots from ryanair and now they're offering an incentive for those pilots to come back. how does that shake out how do you gain pilots? >> our package been very attractive. pilots like to fly new air planes. they like to fly the dreamliner. possibility to go to a popular place whether they are from spain or the u.k. or the u.s. vonnie: you are just opening your boeing 797 base in fort lauderdale? >> that's right. vonnie: how do you differentiate intra--europe? with all these low-cost carriers, if they are doing the same thing, why pick norwegian? >> because then you have access to a large network. you have to pick norwegian to fight -- to fly low-cost transatlantic. last question, long-haul transatlantic, how do you see it shaking out with the top three or four players. >> it's a huge potential as long as you can keep the fares low, it's a huge potential. it's enough for everybody. ♪ >> it is 11:00 in ne

of live with kelly and ryan which airs every morning at 9a right here on abc 7, then you will love the behind the scenes tour i'm going to take you on coming up after 6a this morning, here is a preview o conversation with kelly ripa and the hardest working man in broadcasting, ryan seacrest, who put in a lot of hard work to get where he today coming up after 6:00, kelly ripa shares what makes the show move so well, plus find out what show move so well, plus find out what their relationship is like off the air, and how does the busiest man in broadcasting handle all of his jobs, those questions and so much more coming up after 6a. coming up at six - a wild wake up in prince george's county. a car ending up in the middle of a house .. sam? sam live tease also breaking z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. overnight, aing decision in college park and a heated debate over voting rights for noncitizens. larry: inches from disaster, a the caribbean, people struggling in the wake of irma. larry: all of this is retract som

ryan airing it out. across his body a wide open boid. boid cashes in. raiders up. spin move into the end zone. ryan up 20-6 at intermission. judge battling back. look at this touch down. almost with a chance to tie. with the pick. ryan can celebrate. lock at the sideline. they beat their arch rivals 20-13. thanks for watching nbc10 news. steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benedict cumberbatch, savannah guthrie, musical guest, andy grammer featuring lunchmoney lewis, and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 738, higgins. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at how great you look. welcome, everybody. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show!" this is it, baby. you're here. you did it. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about. i saw that amazon is removing all the one-star reviews of hillary clinton's new memoir "what happened." [ light laughte

air has offered pilots a bonus of up to twelve thousand euros if they agree to work an additional ten days the irish airline has been widely criticized since announcing plans to cancel between forty and fifty flights per day c.e.o. michael o'leary said to the cancellations of course by a transition to a new system of allocating leave to pilots and that the airline was preparing for up to twenty million euros in compensation claims and over five million euros in lost fares. now in four days from now german voters will go to the polling stations to elect a new government there are many issues on their minds no doubt on one of them is digitalisation because when it comes to digital infrastructure germany is still lagging behind despite being high up on the political agenda but there is some progress and our reporters have been out exploring the many ways digitalisation and innovation are changing life in germany for example when we go shopping. i'm out on a futuristic shopping trip. this virtual bird is my digital shopping assistant it doesn't know much yet but it learns quickly and it m

well and see how forgiving ryan air passengers will be with the breaks it talks not making any real progress financial markets worldwide are looking for guidance and they found it on monday and bank of england governor mark carney discussed his central bank's interest rate policy at the i.m.f. meeting in washington and sent to the pound sterling down almost one percent. rexx it is coming and while some politicians in the u.k. still try to paint this as a positive for the country most fear the road ahead at the i.m.f. meeting in washington d.c. bank of england governor mark carney said breaks it is likely to hurt britain's growth prospects in the short term for him the negative effects of bracks that are clear. any reduction you know openness with the e.u. is unlikely to be immediately compensated by new toys of a similar magnitude with other trade partners and even if those new agreements with other partners could be struck instantaneously the reorientation of business relationships will take some time. britain's inflation rate has accelerated this year due in large part to the fall of the p

air is decision to intentionally bump them from their seats but why it's because the company said it didn't have enough pilots to fly the planes forcing it to cancel up to fifty flights a day until november as you can expect that decision sparked customer outrage all across europe. i was obviously very angry and i talked to my mom on skype as well. at the same time there was like nothing i could do i had to find notes and it says i have to come back to england i have to go to roumania every year i'm not going to five demagogues of the right i change the stall under conditions the playing conditions are really but then of course the british. me and then we actually go ahead to book a guy. you know the page and you want to go one hundred say you know they should be sorted out. all the big companies are named would make such a big mistake. the c.e.o. of ryanair michael o'leary he said in a news conference quote have i demonstrated there is reputation with these cancellations yes but i would rather damage the reputation of ryanair by cancelling two percent of our flights than significant

the president called paul ryan from air force i, as did john kelly, to say there is no agreement, there's no negotiation, that these are just talks with the democrats. and according to paul ryan, the speaker said it was a discussion, not an agreement or a negotiation. so republicans are trying to reassure the base that they are in charge. obviously nothing gets to the floor without the speaker or without mitch mcconnell. and that according to paul ryan, it makes sense to bring the democrats into this. of course, in past administrations, you might have had both sides there and that might have made everyone feel a little more comfortable. it just seems to me the president was perhaps playing a few mind games with some of the republican leaders with whom he's picked a number of fights along the way. disappointment, of course, with the house side and the senate side over obamacare, especially with mitch mcconnell. >> well, i kind of wish the president had invited the leadership of both sides of the aisle from both branches to the dinner last night. i think it would have been a more viable dis

air is ryan hughes. whipping.wind is the sand is blasting us. take a look at the ocean. it is angry. those waves crashing against the rocks at the inlet. in area prone to flooding. there is a high surf and rip current risk currently in ocean city. the beach patrol is off duty for this season, and the last two days, lifeguards have removed the stands on the beach letting people know there are no on duty. they are warning people to stay out of the water during these dangerous conditions. visitors are heeding the warnings, but some ventured out onto the pier and felt the power of maria. >> my sister was with me and she had a hard time standing up. it almost took her down. she had to grab the railing. >> it looks a little dangerous. big.wells must be pretty ryan: the director of emergency services is in florida helping with the recovery effort from hurricane irma. he said ocean city will see minimal impact from maria. he is thankful it will not get a direct hit. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. adrianna: we will continue to keep an eye on hurricane maria as it continues to move nort

just needed the air cover. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan didn't love the deal. mcconnell put it on the floor of the senate and got eight floors. paul ryan got 316 votes and it went to the president. i don't understand how that's frustrating donald trump's agenda or getting in the way as steve bannon suggests. i think steve bannon likes to break things rather than building them, and he's doing that now that he's out of the white house. >> so anita could you march, perhaps this is unanswerable. how do they view having steve bannon on the outside of the west wing when they're sitting in the west wing and especially having watched appear interview like that? >> well, you love to ask me unanswerable questions. i will today we saw sarah huckabee sanders from the podium. we talked a little bit earlier about the briefing. it was a little bit uncomfortable. i would say most of the questions today were about steve bannon. and you could tell she didn't really want to answer them. it puts them in an uncomfortable spot, he

ryan shutses out edison 42-0. lincoln quarterback airing it out, but mastery has the int and taking it back for the score. mastery wins it 18-6. to south jersey, woodrow wilson visiting highland. wilson's quarterback finds ramos, he dives into the end zone. wilson holds on for the 26-20 win. and college wood's quarterback wishing he could take this throw back. it gets picked off by haddonfield. and that is a 59 yard pick six. haddonfield wins 38-6. and delsey, he turns on the jets and he's in the end zone. but timber creek comes back and wins. time to get a bird's eye view of the action from skylights. natural burke south on the board first. they get the win 21-7. meanwhile, council rock north hosting penwood. michael welby scores, but penwood wins. and north penn and bheens bury. 16 yards out for the score. authority pe north penn wins it. and middletown drew fry finds nick johnson in the middle of the field. and johnson was gone. 54 yards to the house. it's how he finishes it off, somersault. flip. smyrna answer

cohn and ryan on our air moments ago. mild gains in europe yields don't strengthen. ten year approaching 2.34. road map begins with the tax reform push. >> tech is under fire. senate intelligence committee is calling for public testimony from executives at twitter, facebook and google. >>> another equifax apology. the company's interim ceo shares their new strategy to protect users data >>> first up republicans pulling out all the stops to push their tax reform plan which includes cutting the corporate rate 20. gary cohn said he disagrees with those who say it will cost $2.2 trillion because it will be paid for with growth. >> we think we can be substantially be above 3% gdp growth with what we'll accomplish on deregulation and tax reform >> said i he agrees they would have preferred 15 but 20 on corporate is a bright red line, a bright line test >> if they were going to do that and do repatriation this would be like speaker ryan talked about. it could just happen the fact is that those of us who have gone through what looks like a plan have no idea what it means. i

interior secretary ryan zinke the talked about the trump administration policies aimed at increasing domestic energy production. he addressed reports he had taken multiple trips in private planes and air travel since becoming secretary. posted by the heritage foundation, this is just over 30 minutes. >> good morning, ladies and

paul ryan try to clear the air. >> there is no agreement. the president and the chief of discusslled me today to what was discussed. it was a discussion, not an agreement. cirilli joinsvin us now. kevin, sort this out. was paul ryan at that dinner or speaking as an eyewitness? kevin: everybody i asked, republicans and democrats, i am getting different answers. here is what chuck schumer had to say when asked the same question. >> we have reached an understanding on this issue. we have to work out details and we can work together on a border security package with the white house and get doc on the floor. -- daca on the floor. kevin: president trump told reporters this would not be amnesty, but some republicans are saying this is just a that. -- is just that. they are prepared to desert him if he makes a deal on daca with democrats. representative issa steve king was tweeting out earlier today, in '06, 2013, busih all failed. this will be fascinating to watch. steve king. breitbart ranting about what the trail this would look like -- what betr

private air travel. much more coming up this evening. >>> now, more breaking news, these are live pictures you're looking at. we're told several pedestrians have been hit by a van outside of new york city's penn station. these are live pictures from above that scene. it is unclear right now how many people were hit or their conditions. apparently this happened a arou minutes ago, that is the extent of the information we have at this point. we will share updates on this as they come into the newsroom. >>> a man assault add woman on a trail in fair oaks virginia and now fairfax fairfax police are investigating to see if this case is linked to several other similar cases, lauren demarco joins us with the latest information. lauren? >> shawn, fairfax county police trying to figure out if they have a cereal attacker on their hands, and if that is the case, appears that the situation is escalating. because there were five incidents over the past two weeks women walking on trails, they were grabbed from behind

ryan zinke was sworn in as 52nd secretary of interior. a 15th generation montanaan and navy s.e.a.l. commander, the secretary has championed forest management, responsible energy development and smart management of federal lands. growing up in a logging town near glacier national park, he's had a lifelong appreciation for conserving national beauty and public spaces. secretary zinke enlisted in the navy where he would build an honorable career until his retirement in 2008. he retired with rank of commander after leading s.e.a.l. operations across the globe including several as acting commander of joint special forces in iraq and two tours at s.e.a.l. team six. he was first elected to house of representatives and first s.e.a.l. to serve as cabinet secretary. secretary zinke leads an agency who are the stewards for 20% of our nation's lands, including wildlife ref unlgs, public lands, nationland -- refuges, public parks, national memorials such as this one. please welcome the united states secretary of the interior ryan zinke. [ applause ]

ryan: first off, there's no agreement. the president and the chief of staff call me from air force one today to discuss what was discussed. and it was a discussion, not an agreement or a negotiation. let me say a couple of thing. and i'll say the same thing i've been saying for weeks. the president and i have been talking about this for weeks. you cannot fix daca without fixing the root cause of our problem. we do not have control of our borders. so we need border security and enforcement as part of any agreement. i think that's something the democrats are beginning to understand. i think that's something that they're beginning to agree with. i said as much to our democratic colleagues here in the house just yesterday. but we have not begun negotiations. what we're doing is talking with ourselves here and our majority to make sure that we're on the same page ourselves before we proceed on all of these things. and it's right and proper that the president talks with the other party. these were discussions, not negotiations.