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NUMBERS ON THE U.S.
ECONOMY, BOUNCING BACK
DESPITE THE FEARS OF A
RECESSION.
THE ECONOMY GROWING
MORE THAN EXPECTED IN
THE THIRD QUARTER
AFTER SHRINKING FOR
THE FIRST HALF OF THE
YEAR.
PRESIDENT BIDEN
TOUTING THE DATA IN
HIS CLOSING ARGUMENT,
12 DAYS UNTIL THE
MIDTERMS, AND THE HOT
MIC MOMENT.
WHAT THE TOP SENATE
DEMOCRAT WAS HEARD
TELLING THE PRESIDENT
ABOUT A CRITICAL RACE.
>>> ALSO TONIGHT, THE
EMOTIONAL MEETING.
FAMILIES OF UVALDE
VICTIMS CALLING ON
THE DIRECTOR OF TEXAS
STATE POLICE TO RESIGN
AS NEW BODY CAM
EMERGES OF THE BOTCHED
RESPONSE.
WHAT IT SHOWS.
>>> THE SURGE IN CHILD
RESPIRATORY ILLNESS
SPREADING TO MORE
PARTS OF THE U.S.,
WHERE IN ONE STATE
CASES ARE UP 340%.
>>> VLADIMIR PUTIN
DENYING THAT RUSSIA
PLANS TO USE NUCLEAR
WEAPONS IN UKRAINE,
DESPITE HIS PREVIOUS
THREATS.
OUR TEAM INSIDE
UKRAINE.
>>> THE JANUARY 6th
RIOTER WHO DRAGGED A
POLICE OFFICER INTO
THE MOB.
HOW LONG HE HAS BEEN
SENTENCED TO PRISON.
>>> NBC NEWS
INVESTIGATES
ALLEGATIONS OF HUMAN
TRAFFICKING ON U.S.
MILITARY BASES
OVERSEAS.
>>> AIRLINE COMPLAINTS
SOARING MORE THAN 300%
ABOVE PREPANDEMIC
LEVELS.
WHAT YOU CAN DO NOW TO HIST
INSPIRING AMERICA.
♪♪
>> Announcer: THIS IS
"NBC NIGHTLY NEWS"
WITH LESTER HOLT.
>> GOOD EVENING.
HOW'S THE ECONOMY?
WELL, PICK A NUMBER.
THE LATEST FIGURES
UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
TONIGHT THE GDP, A
MEASURE OF U.S.
ECONOMIC OUTPUT
BOUNCING BACK TODAY,
CLIMBING JUST OVER
2.5%.
ON WALL STREET, THE
DOW LIKED THE NEWS,
CLIMBING 194 POINTS.
THE NASDAQ, HOWEVER,
FELL 178 POINTS AMID
MORE DISAPPOINTING
EARNINGS FOR BIG TECH
COMPANIES.
BUT CONFLICTING
CROSSWINDS COMING OF
COURSE AGAINST THE
BACKDROP OF STUBBORNLY
HIGH INFLATION NUMBERS
AND A SERIES OF
INTEREST RATE HIKES BY
THE FED DESIGNED TO
SLOW THE ECONOMY.
TONIGHT, THE MIXED
ECONOMIC SIGNALS, THE
GOOD AND BAD AND RISK
OF A RECESSION ALL
TAKING CENTER STAGE IN
THE 12 DAYS AHEAD OF
THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS.
THAT'S WHERE WE START
TONIGHT WITH KELLY
O'DONNELL.
>> Reporter: A HOT MIC
PICKED UP DEMOCRATS'
MIDTERM ELECTION
PRESSURE TODAY.
SENATE LEADER CHUCK
SCHUMER GAMED OUT KEY
RACES THAT COULD
DECIDE PARTY CONTROL,
INCLUDING THAT
FACE-OFF WHERE
DEMOCRAT JOHN
FETTERMAN'S STROKE
RECOVERY WAS ON
DISPLAY AGAINST
REPUBLICAN MEHMET OZ.
>> DEBATE DIDN'T HURT
MUCH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
>> PRESIDENT BIDEN
GESTURING WITH FINGERS
CROSSED.
AND WITH JUST 12 DAYS
TO GO, THE PRESIDENT
SEIZING AN UNEXPECTED
POSITIVE SIGN.
>> GREAT ECONOMIC
REPORT TODAY.
THE GDP REPORT.
THINGS ARE LOOKING
GOOD.
>> Reporter: A
SURPRISE REBOUND.
THE U.S. ECONOMY GREW
FROM JULY TO
SEPTEMBER.
THE NATION'S GROSS
DOMESTIC PRODUCT
POSTING 2.6 GROWTH
AFTER SHRINKING IN THE
FIRST HALF OF THIS
YEAR.
FUELLED BY CONSUMER
SPENDING, EXPORTS, AND
A STRONG JOB MARKET.
THE PRESIDENT IN
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK,
URGED VOTERS TO REJECT
A REPUBLICAN TAKEOVER
OF CONGRESS.
>> THEY'RE DETERMINED
TO CUT SOCIAL SECURITY
AND MEDICARE, AND
THEY'RE WILLING TO
TAKE DOWN THE ECONOMY
OVER IT.
>> Reporter: WHILE
REPUBLICANS BLAME THE
PRESIDENT AND
DEMOCRATS FOR SOARING
INFLATION.
>> IF YOU'RE TIRED OF
HAVING A 401(K) THAT
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE
CREATED TO A 201-K.
IF YOU'RE TIRED OF
PLAYING TOO MUCH FOR
GAS, WE HAVE A BETTER
PATH, A BETTER PLAN.
>> Reporter: WORKING
MOTHER OF TWO DION
SAYS HIGHER COSTS ARE
A DAILY STRESS.
>> WE ARE HANGING ON
BY A THREAD.
WE'RE HANGING ON BY A
THREAD.
INSTEAD OF PAYING THE
WHOLE LIGHT BILL, I
MAY HAVE TO PUT
SOMETHING DOWN ON IT
SO THE KIDS CAN GET
WHAT THEY NEED.
>> Reporter: AND FOR
HOMEOWNERS, A NEW
STING.
RATES FOR 30-YEAR
MORTGAGES TOPPED 7%
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN
TWO DECADES.
THE RESULT OF THE
FEDERAL RESERVE
RAISING INTEREST RATES
TO COUNTER INFLATION.
>> WE JUST HEARD THAT
HOT MIC MOMENT ABOUT
PENNSYLVANIA.
NOW THE WHITE HOUSE
WILL AGAIN BE FOCUSING
ON THAT RACE.
>> THAT'S RIGHT.
TOMORROW THE PRESIDENT
AND VICE PRESIDENT
WILL APPEAR TOGETHER
WITH ALL THE STATE'S
TOP DEMOCRATS IN
PHILADELPHIA TO
SUPPORT THEIR
CANDIDATES, INCLUDING
JOHN FETTERMAN WHO IS
RUNNING FOR THAT
CRITICAL SENATE SEAT.
LESTER?
>> KELLY O'DONNELL AT
THE WHITE HOUSE,
THANKS.
>>> IN TEXAS, NEW
DEMANDS TONIGHT FOR
THE RESIGNATION OF THE
STATE'S TOP POLICE
OFFICIAL BY FAMILIES
OF THOSE KILLED IN THE
UVALDE SCHOOL
MASSACRE, AND NEW BODY
CAM VIDEO PROVIDES
FRESH INSIGHTS INTO
THE DELAYED RESPONSE.
HERE IS MORGAN CHESKY.
>> Reporter: INSIDE
TEXAS DPS
HEADQUARTERS, UVALDE
FAMILIES FIGHTING
THROUGH PAIN.
>> HE BASICALLY LIT A
MATCH AND SET THE TOWN
ON FIRE.
IT'S TIME FOR YOU,
SIR, TO KEEP YOUR WORD
AND OFFER YOUR
RESIGNATION.
>> Reporter: DEMANDING
DPS DIRECTOR STEVEN
McCRAW STEP DOWN.
>> ARE YOU A MAN OF
YOUR WORD?
>> ABSOLUTELY.
>> THEN RESIGN.
>> Reporter: McCRAW AT
THE CENTER OF TODAY'S
MEETING, INTENDED TO
UPDATE THE ONGOING
SHOOTING
INVESTIGATION.
>> I CAN TELL YOU THIS
RIGHT NOW, DPS AS AN
INSTITUTION, OKAY,
RIGHT NOW DID NOT FAIL
THE COMMUNITY, PLAIN
AND SIMPLE.
>> Reporter: THE
SCHOOL MASSACRE IN MAY
NOW LEAVES THE TOWN IN
PERPETUAL MOURNING.
THIS AS APPARENT FURY
IS GROWING LOUDER OVER
NEW BODY CAM VIDEO
OBTAINED BY FBI
AFFILIATE WOAI.
DURING THE BOTCHED
RESPONSE BY MULTIPLE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCIES.
>> I FEEL SO BAD --
THAT HE SHOT KIDS.
>> Reporter: IN IT YOU
SEE SERGEANT JUAN
MALDONADO, THE FIRST
TROOPER FIRED FROM THE
INTERNAL INVESTIGATION
APPROACHED BY MULTIPLE
OFFICERS OUTSIDE ROBB
ELEMENTARY.
>> WHAT IS THE SAFEST
WAY TO DO THIS?
I'M NOT TRYING TO GET
CLAPPED DOWN.
>> Reporter: AND NEAR
THE VERY CLASSROOMS
WHERE THE GUNMAN
OPENED FIRE.
>> DOES ANYBODY KNOW?
>> HE HAS NINE KIDS IN
THERE?
>> IT'S BEEN ABOUT AN
HOUR.
>> IT'S DISGUSTING.
IT MAKES ME NAUSEATED.
THEY KNEW OUR KIDS
WERE RIGHT BEHIND THAT
HALLWAY.
IN THAT ROOM, THEY
WERE BLEEDING TO
DEATH.
>> Reporter: UVALDE
PLANS TO PAY TRIBUTE
TO THE 21 LIVES LOST
THIS WEEKEND IN AN
EVENT CALLED "REMEMBER
THEIR NAMES."
MEANWHILE, THE MAN IN
CHARGE OF TEXAS DPS
STRESSING HE'S NOT
LEAVING.
>> ONE OFFICER FIRED
AND MULTIPLE FACING
TERMINATION, DO YOU
PLAN ON GIVING YOUR
RESIGNATION?
>> NO.
NOT RIGHT NOW.
>> THANK YOU, THANK
YOU.
>> AND MORGAN, IT IS
NOT JUST FAMILIES
CALLING FOR THE DPS
DIRECTOR TO RESIGN?
>> YEAH, LESTER,
YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY
RIGHT.
WE HEARD FROM
REPUBLICAN TONY
GONZALEZ WHO IS A
CONGRESSMAN WHO
REPRESENTS UVALDE.
HE IS NOW JOINING WITH
WHAT DEMOCRATIC
LEADERS HAVE BEEN
SAYING FOR MONTHS, AND
THAT'S FOR DIRECTOR
McCRAW TO RESIGN
IMMEDIATELY.
>> LESTER, THANK YOU.
>> ALL RIGHT, MORGAN
CHESKY, THANK YOU.
>>> GROWING HEALTH
CONCERNS AS THE
RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES
AMONG CHILDREN SPREAD
TO MORE PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY.
BUT SOME HOSPITALS ARE
DEVELOPING NEW
TECHNIQUES TO TRY TO
KEEP UP.
GABE GUTIERREZ IS IN
ARIZONA FOR US
TONIGHT.
>> Reporter: INSIDE
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL, CHEYENNE
CHILDERS' TWO MONTH
OLD CHILD IS FIGHTING
RSV.
>> TERRIFYING.
IT'S A SERIOUS
ILLNESS, YOU KNOW,
WITH HIM BEING THIS
YOUNG.
HE DOESN'T HAVE AN
IMMUNE SYSTEM TO FIGHT
IT OFF.
>> Reporter: THIS YEAR
IN ARIZONA CASES OF
RSV ARE UP 344% OVER A
TYPICAL SEASON.
IT'S A COMMON VIRUS,
BUT IT'S AFFECTING
MORE KIDS BECAUSE OF
LOWER IMMUNITY AFTER
ISOLATING DURING THE
PANDEMIC.
DID YOU EVER THINK
THAT THIS RESPIRATORY
ILLNESS WOULD BE SO
SERIOUS?
>> NO.
I MEAN, WHEN I FIRST
HEARD ABOUT IT, I
THOUGHT IT WAS JUST
SOMETHING SMALL.
>> Reporter: NOW
PEDIATRIC HOSPITALS
ACROSS THE COUNTRY,
EVEN IN WARMER
CLIMATES ARE BRACING
FOR A ROUGH WINTER.
>> COVID-19 COMBINED
WITH A POTENTIALLY BAD
INFLUENZA SEASON, AND
NOW WE'RE SEEING RSV
GOING UP AT THE SAME
TIME.
THAT OBVIOUSLY MAKES
US CONCERNED THAT WE
MIGHT GET INTO THE
TRIPLE PANDEMIC
SITUATION.
>> Reporter: A KEY
PART OF THE FIGHT
AGAINST RSV HERE, WHAT
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S
CALLS THE FIRST OF ITS
KIND DIGITAL DATA
SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM,
KNOWN AS WATCHER.
IT USES A PREDICTIVE
ALGORITHM TO FORECAST
THE CHILDREN AT RISK
OF DETERIORATING
QUICKLY.
>> PEDIATRIC PATIENTS
ARE DIFFERENT THAN
ADULTS BECAUSE THEY
HAVE VERY SUBTLE
CHANGES IN THEIR
ASSESSMENT AND IN
THEIR VITAL SIGNS.
>> WATCH HER HEALTH
BECAUSE IN THE
BACKGROUND IT'S
MONITORING FOR THESE
LITTLE TINY THINGS.
>> Reporter: AND THE
NEW CDC REPORT OUT
TODAY FOUND THAT FLU
HOSPITALIZATIONS IN
CHILE, WHICH OFTEN
PREVIEWS THE FLU
SEASON HERE IN THE
U.S. WERE ACTUALLY
LOWER THAN PREPANDEMIC
LEVELS.
THAT'S ATTRIBUTED TO
HIGHER VACCINATION
RATES.
LESTER?
>> GABE GUTIERREZ,
THANK YOU.
>>> RUSSIAN PRESIDENT
VLADIMIR PUTIN TONIGHT
SAYING HE HAS NO
INTENTION OF USING
NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN
UKRAINE, AND INSISTING
THE WEST IS TO BLAME
FOR THE WAR.
CAL PERRY IS IN
UKRAINE FOR US
TONIGHT.
>> Reporter: FACING
GROWING PRESSURE AT
HOME OVER UKRAINE,
TONIGHT A DEFIANT
RUSSIAN PRESIDENT.
VLADIMIR PUTIN BLAMING
HIS INVASION ON THE
WEST, SAYING THEY
WANTED THIS CONFLICT.
ONE DAY AFTER
OVERSEEING RUSSIAN
NUCLEAR DRILLS, NOW
PUTIN SAYING HE HAS NO
INTENTION OF USING
NUCLEAR WEAPONS.
BUT IN UKRAINE,
PUTIN'S WAR IS
EVERYWHERE.
IN THE SOUTHERN CITY
OF BAKHMUT, THE
FIGHTING RAGES.
AND CIVILIANS ARE
AGAIN CAUGHT IN THE
MIDDLE.
IN RUSSIAN OCCUPIED
KHERSON, THE FIGHTING
IS FIERCE,
JUST AS THE UKRAINE
ARMY LOOKED POISED TO
BREAK THROUGH, A CRUEL
TWIST AS THE RUSSIAN
ARMY FORCIBLY REMOVED
CIVILIANS, SAYING
ANYONE WHO REMAINS
WILL BE TREATED AS AN
ENEMY.
AND IN KYIV, THE
REALITY OF THIS WAR IS
NEVER FAR.
THESE ARE THE WIVES OF
UKRAINIAN P.O.W.s HELD
BY RUSSIA.
WE MET IVANA, HER
26-YEAR-OLD HUSBAND
DIMITRI DISAPPEARED
FOUR MONTHS AGO
FIGHTING IN THE EAST.
>> WE WORRY ABOUT HIM,
AND WE WANT HIM BACK
HOME.
>> Reporter: A SENIOR
UKRAINIAN OFFICIAL IS
NOW PUBLICLY URGING
UKRAINIANS WHO ARE
ABROAD TO STAY ABROAD
AND NOT TO RETURN HOME
DURING THIS, THE
SECOND WINTER OF THE
WAR.
LESTER?
>> CAL PERRY, THANK
YOU.
>>> A TENNESSEE MAN
WHO DRAGGED A POLICE
OFFICER INTO A MOB
DURING THE CAPITOL
RIOT WAS SENTENCED TO
7 1/2 YEARS IN PRISON
TODAY, THE SECOND
LONGEST SENTENCE SO
FAR.
HE HAD PLEADED GUILTY
TO ASSAULT IN FEDERAL
COURT TODAY.
POLICE OFFICER MICHAEL
FANONE SAID THE ATTACK
GAVE HIM A HEART
ATTACK AND A TRAUMATIC
BRAIN INJURY.
>>> NOW TO THE
AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE
IAN.
IT HAS BEEN NEARLY A
MONTH SINCE THE STORM
HIT FLORIDA, AND SINCE
THEN, SOME ENCOURAGING
SIGNS OF RECOVERY.
AFTER PARTS OF THE
SANIBEL CAUSEWAY WERE
DESTROYED, THE BRIDGE
TO THE ISLAND
REOPENING LAST WEEK
WITH TEMPORARY
REPAIRS.
BUT FOR SO MANY, THERE
IS STILL A LOT OF WORK
AHEAD.
HERE IS SAM BROCK.
>> Reporter: JUST
ABOUT ANY STREET ON
FORT MYERS BEACH
REVEALS THE DEPTH OF
DEVASTATION.
>> REALLY IS
UNIMAGINABLE.
I MEAN, PICTURES DON'T
DO IT JUSTICE.
>> Reporter: THERE ARE
STILL VACANT LOTS,
CARS TILTED IN DEBRIS
PILES, BOATS STICKING
OUT OF STREETS AND THE
SEA.
>> PROBABLY HALF THE
PEOPLE ARE LIKE THAT.
HALF SINK AND HALF
DON'T KNOW WHAT'S
GOING ON UNDER THE
WATER AND THE OTHER
HALF WE CAN SEE.
>> Reporter: 140 ARE
CONFIRMED DEAD, BUT AT
LEAST FIVE PEOPLE ARE
STILL MISSING,
INCLUDING DENNY HEARST
LIVING ON HIS BOAT IN
THIS MARINA.
>> THIS NOT KNOWING
IS -- IT'S JUST
KILLING US.
>> Reporter: WE
RECENTLY SPOKE WITH
HIS DAUGHTER SHANNON.
>> TODAY IS DAY 27.
I'M COUNTING EVERY
DAY.
DEAD OR ALIVE, I DON'T
CARE.
JUST FIND HIM.
>> Reporter: DESPITE
SUCH TANGIBLE PAIN,
THERE IS ALSO HOPE.
>> REALLY, THE
STRENGTH OF THIS
COMMUNITY, NOBODY CAN
UNDERESTIMATE WHAT
WE'RE GOING TO BE ABLE
TO DO.
>> Reporter: THE MAYOR
OF SANIBEL ISLAND
SHOWING US SOME OF THE
WORK ALREADY UNDER
WAY.
>> WE ARE BASICALLY
TASKED TO REBUILD THE
CITY.
THE LEVEL OF
DESTRUCTION IS NOT
SINGULARLY FOCUSED IN
ONE LOCATION.
IT COVERS THE ENTIRE
ISLAND.
>> Reporter: OFFICIALS
HERE SAY EFFORTS TO
REPAIR THE SANIBEL
CAUSEWAY ALMOST DEFY
LOGIC.
A SHORT-TERM FIX IN
FOUR DAYS AND THEN A
LONG-TERM SOLUTION IN
LESS THAN A FEW WEEKS,
PATCHING FIVE
DIFFERENT BRIDGES AND
BRINGING CRITICAL
RESOURCES BACK ONLINE.
BACK IN FORT MYERS,
JENNIFER AND ROBBY
PODGORSKI'S HOME IS
UNLIVABLE.
>> THE WATER JUST CAME
UP THROUGH THE
FLOORBOARDS.
>> Reporter: AND IT'S
NOT JUST THEIR HOUSE
THAT WAS DESTROYED.
WHAT IS LEFT OF YOUR
GREEN CUP CAFE NOW?
>> THE CAFE IS GONE,
NOTHING.
IT'S A GUTTED SKELETON
OF WHAT IT USED TO
LOOK LIKE.
>> Reporter: THEIR
SHOP IS WIPED OUT, BUT
THEIR HEARTS ARE FULL
AFTER DOZENS OF PEOPLE
STEPPED UP TO HELP.
>> IT WAS JUST
EVERYTHING WHEN OUR
CULTURE TALKS ABOUT
THE WORD "COMMUNITY,"
IT WAS EVERYTHING THAT
WORD TRULY MEANT, AND
IT WAS AMAZING.
>> Reporter: A
COMMUNITY BINDING
TOGETHER BY GENEROSITY
OF SOUL AND SPIRIT.
SAM BROCK, NBC NEWS,
FORT MYERS.
>>> IN 60 SECONDS,
WITH THANKSGIVING A
MONTH AWAY, WE'LL
EXPLAIN HOW AIRLINES
ARE WORKING TO AVOID
CRIPPLING DELAYS THIS
HOLIDAY SEASON AS THEY
FIELD RISING
>>> BACK NOW WITH THE
NATION'S AIRLINES
UNDER INTENSE PRESSURE
TO IMPROVE THEIR
PERFORMANCE OVER THE
HOLIDAYS AFTER A ROUGH
SUMMER TRAVEL SEASON
THAT SAW PASSENGER
COMPLAINTS SOAR.
HERE IS TOM COSTELLO.
>> Reporter: FROM THE
COCKPIT TO THE CONTROL
TOWER TO THE TRAVELING
PUBLIC, NO ONE WANTS A
REPEAT OF THIS PAST
SUMMER'S TROUBLED
MELTDOWNS.
>> WE'RE VERY ANXIOUS.
WE JUST WANT TO GET
HOME.
>> THIS HAS BEEN THE
WORST EXPERIENCE EVER.
>> Reporter: NEW DATA
FROM THE D.O.T. SHOWS
THE LEVEL OF PASSENGER
FRUSTRATION HIT A
BOILING POINT.
IN AUGUST, COMPLAINTS
UP 6% OVER JULY, UP AN
EYE-POPPING 320% OVER
PREPANDEMIC LEVELS.
EVEN WITH 15% FEWER
FLIGHTS THAN 2019.
22% OF ALL FLIGHTS
DELAYED, 2.5% CANCELED
IN AUGUST, WITH
THE BIDEN
ADMINISTRATION PUTTING
THE PRESSURE ON THE
AIRLINES NOW TO DO
BETTER, WITH
THANKSGIVING JUST FOUR
WEEKS AWAY.
>> I THINK IT WILL BE
AN IMPROVEMENT FROM
THE TOUGHEST MOMENTS
WE SAW OVER THE
SUMMER.
BUT NOT PERFECT.
>> Reporter: SOME
AIRLINES SAY THEY'RE
STILL RECOVERING AND
STAFFING UP.
>> WE'RE NEARLY
STAFFED.
WE ARE JUST SHORT
PILOTS TO FLY ALL OF
OUR AIRCRAFT.
>> Reporter: THIS
HOLIDAY SEASON,
PASSENGER VOLUME
EXPECTED TO APPROACH
2019 LEVELS, DESPITE
SKY-HIGH INFLATION.
>> OUR PLANES HAVE
BEEN BASICALLY 90%
FULL.
>> I THINK TRAVEL
DEMAND FOR AIRLINES IS
PERMANENTLY HIGHER.
IT'S AT A HIGHER
LEVEL.
>> Reporter: TO ENSURE
YOUR TRAVEL GOES AS
SMOOTHLY AS POSSIBLE,
TRAVEL PROS RECOMMEND
BOOKING NOW, SEEK THE
EARLIEST FLIGHT OF THE
DAY, AND FLY DIRECT TO
AVOID CONNECTIONS.
THE TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT SAYS IT
CONTINUES TO MONITOR
DELAYS AND
CANCELLATIONS TO
ASSURE THAT AIRLINES
ARE ACTUALLY FLYING
THE FLIGHTS THAT THEY
SELL.
AND THE PASSENGERS GET
A REFUND IF THEIR
FLIGHT IS CANCELED.
LESTER?
>> TOM COSTELLO AT LA
GUARDIA AIRPORT, THANK
YOU.
>>> UP NEXT, CLAIMS OF
HUMAN TRAFFICKING ON
U.S. MILITARY BASES.