lufthansa shares, 4.6% lower today. the german carrier says the expansion of its euro wings discount brand will come at a cost this year with a reduction in average fares eating into gains from lower oil prices. day of 2 hampstead this is the world's biggest cement maker. it says demand is expected to grow this year even as a slowdown in some emerging markets like brazil and india led profits down last year. this is the lovely morgan stanley chart, alix, that shows how many months it is until the next ray neidl. -- the next rate hike. no change today from the bank of england, but it didn't talk about a rate cut. some economists believed it would. it didn't. a less dovish bank of england. alix: pretty great chart. i wanted to get back to the concept. we had technical difficulties in the last segment. the german airliner says its new discount brand will come at a cost this year as the reduction in average fares eats into games from lower oil prices. scarlet: the backdrop is the competition from low-cost rivals intensifyin

lufthansa is refusing to negotiate with american lawyers. nearly 80 families got together and must litigate. that is incompre sensible. >> reporter: the question now, how far and how quickly will the recommendations be adopted >>> it's been suggested na angela merkel's political party fared worse than expected in the german regional election, seen as a litmus test for the chancellor's handling of the refugees crisis, votes were held on sunday from where dominique kane sent us this report. >> reporter: these are supporters from the right wing populist party, the focal point for i suggest to angela merkel's refugee policy. that brought it success across germany. the high point was here. >> translation: the results are fantastic across the board in all three federal states. here we have the top results. understanding. the result for us is an obligation to take the voices of the voters seriously. >> reporter: the problem is no matter how successful they have been across germany on sunday, no other main party is prepared to work with them in coal

. >> it wasn't only an accident, it was a collapse where the safety advice from lufthansa did not work. the pilot was ill and should have never sat in the cockpit. >> the family looks to sue lufthansa in court. >> more than 80 families got together and must litigate, because lufthansa is not cooperating. >> the question now, however and how quickly with him the recommendations of the french investigators be adopted. paul brennan, al jazeera. >> lots more ahead here in al jazeera, including. >> it felt like we started to raise our voices. i mean, we finally started to raise our voices. >> five years after anti-government protests began in syria, we meet some of the people who believe in arab spring. >> protestors in bangladesh continue their long march to save an environmentally sensitive area. >>> welcome back. our top stories, u.s. secretary of state john kerry has accused the syrian government of trying to disrupt upcoming talks in geneva. the delegation arrived there but insists it will not talk about the future of president bashar al assad. >>> angela merkel's refugee policy faces

. >> the lufthansa concerned ... >> translation: lufthansa is refusing to negotiate with american lawyers. more than 80 families got together and must litigate because lufthansa not cooperating. that is incomprehensible. >> reporter: the question now, how far and how quickly will the recommendations be adopted >>> the french foreign minister says iran could face new sanctions from the e.u. following last week's missile tests, iran fired two ballistic missiles which france and the u.s. says violates u.n. resolutions. the the missilesened longer than the distance allowed, saying it poses a threat to countries in the region. foreign ministers will discuss the missile test tomorrow. >> tens of thousands held rallies across the country today >>> they are calling for the resignation of dilma rousseff. blamed by many in brazil for letting the economy plunge into a worse reflection in 25 years. margo orteeinga has more. >> organizers estimate that millions turned out across brazil to call for the impeachment. of dilma rousseff. this is the largest demonstration since the corruption scandal broke

courts. >> lufthansa is refusing to negotiate with american lawyers. more than 80 families got together and must litigate, because lufthansa is not cooperating. >> the question now, however and how quickly with him the recommendations of the french investigators be adopted. paul brennan, al jazeera. >> a former chief investigator for aviation safety joins us. the recommendations call for new rules that will force health providers to inform authorities. if they think that a pilot's state might pose a risk to passengers. have they go far enough? >> i think the recommendations very sensible to tie up the medical professional and federal and i havation requirements. it's been quite a long time in coming. there have been suicide -- system worry that this particular -- has -- couple of days -- suicide -- need to find -- in that sense -- recommendation what it comes down -- pilots. >> ok, we apologize, having a bit of difficulty trying to hear you there. perhaps we'll pick up on this later, thank you so much. >>> libyan's backed presidential council is attemp

sentha: lufthansa has operating profit has jumped 55%. at the same time, the german carrier forecast the earnings this year will rise slightly. that is as a week ticket prices cannot benefit from oil prices at the lowest in more than a decade. royal dutch shell and saudi arabia and oil is ending a partnership good this comes as shell buys $30 billion in asset exportsd saudi arabia plans for an ipo amid a crude price slump. rio tinto, the world's second biggest mining company, announced that jean sebastian shock will be appointed chief executive in july. he will succeed current ceo. he is currently the head of the producers copper and coal division. walsh will retire. -- was in line with estimates. operating ernie's this operating 11% to 5.7 5ell billion. cement makerargest says demand is expected to grow overall in 2017. even as a slowdown in emerging-market economies like india and brazil hurt earnings last year. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna. manus. manus: among the key announcements made in yesterday's uk's budget. anna:

that's why over 100 germanwings and lufthansa employees are here. reporter: the flight was bound to -- from barcelona when copilot andreas lubitz deliberately crashed the plane after locking the pilot out of the cockpit. lubitz had been urged to check into a psychiatric hospital just weeks before, due to depression. today, this bond is fertilized. this friendship between the families and ourselves. we want to make it last. it is very important for us. the goal we set up for ourselves -- the role we set up for ourselves is to accompany the families every time they come here, accompany them as they mourn. after the ceremony, around 80 people embarked on a pilgrimage toward the crash site at an altitude of 1800 meters. the football world is in mourning today after a dutch football legend died from cancer earlier. he was 68 years old and widely regarded throughout his career as one of the finest in the game. he passed away peacefully at his home with his family around him. clubst on to manage two and he was an international star for the netherlands. we

: lufthansa is withholding, refusing to negotiate with american lawyers. more than 80 families got together and must litigate. it is ipp comprehensible. >> reporter: the question now, how far and how quickly will the recommendations be adopted >>> joining us via skype is professor rob mcpore working in the airline industry and is an honorary consultant to the british air force. welcome to the programme. how has the report changed what we already know. >> there were, nvk, two reports. there was one that came after the crash, and that alerted us to the fact that it was a pilot suicide. this second report and final report which was issued today really highlights and gives us backhand to the medical continue of the pilot. and helps us to really understand all of the different forms of treatment he'd been involved in, different professionals that he engaged with, and so on. it point to the fact that here was somebody that had a known psychiatric disorder, but for whatever reason the system failed in that he was not prevented from fly, which clearly he should ha

tonight, germanwings parent company lufthansa will support the recommendations and the airline denies wrongdoing. take years. kelly cobiella, london. >>> massive gas leak drove them >>> residents in los angeles were hoping life would get back to normal when they were leak in their neighborhood had been hundreds are reporting new health concerns. >> reporter: melissa seymour says the rashes won't go away. >> horrible red all over, itchy, burning. >> reporter: she said is breaking out all over her body. her mother, jackie, herself experiencing headaches. >> we have gone to the doctors, allergists. everybody can't determine what this is. >> reporter: one letter says move now that's a rheumatologist, telling you to leave. >> absolutely. telling us to leave. >> reporter: melissa but she said her rashes began when a ruptured well spewed methane gas into the atmosphere. the los angeles county health department immediately started to headaches nausea and rashes. >> please do something. >> reporter: the well sealed last month. thousands returning home told it was safe, but now the health depar

the closure impacts american, air canada, lufthansa and british airways. flights are still active, but there are many delays. we'll bring you the latest as we know more. adam shapiro is in

among the mourners paying respects, lou stands a -- lufthansa representatives. >> this brought in the mashable -- unimaginable pain. reporter: later families rather at the seminary -- cemete to commemorate the day that not only change their lives river, but that of an entire region. [bell ringing] reporter: locals gathered at the town square to observe a moment of silence. this community lost 60 students and two teachers from the local high school. a church service will beheld for the victims after the easter holiday. brent: australian officials say debris recovered from a beach in mozambique is, certainly from the missing malaysian airlines flight a mage 70. examination of the pieces of wreckage found they were consistent with panels from a malaysian airlines owing 777 -- bowlineing 777 aircraft. he plane went missing in march 2014. time for the business news with daniel. >> that's right, brent. i'm sick of saying it, but things are going from bad to worse with folks like him does not have to do with the dirty diesels. this has to do with porsche. vw is contacting owners. meanwhile,

. >> and a lufthansa jet and a drone nearly collided at l.a.x. it was reported an hour ago. the drone flew 200 feet over that airplane. >>> a kitchen fire at a san francisco restaurant has firefighters rushing to put it out this morning. happened in the inner richmond district. according to investigators the blaze started about 9:30 when a cook was using oil to get the food ready. the cook was treated for minor injuries at the scene. no one else was hurt. 30 firefighters responded and were able to keep that fire contain to just that restaurant. located on clement between seventh and eighth avenue. >>> trending online. look at this photo of mark zuckerberg jogging through beijing's notorious smog. the facebook ceo is there for an economic forum. the image prompted concern from some since an air quality alert is in effect. others bo s wondered how he man to post this image since china continues to block facebook. >>> as usual the cupertino company isn't releasing many details but blogs anticipate a four-inch iphone, a smaller i-book pro and new advances for the watch. we'll ha

. >> reporter: faa says the drone nearly collided with the lufthansa airbus preparing to land. it came within 200 feet of the aircraft, despite laws prohibits drones from flying near airports, and more than 400 feet above grounds, it landed safely but the incident highlights a growing problem of near misses between drones and aircraft. last february, a pilot for southwest airlines reported another close call involving a drone at lax. >> one of those radio controlled helicopter things went over the top of us at 4000. >> on the floor the top of you? over the top of you? >> yeah. >> got it. a drone. >> little bitty one, red in color. >> reporter: the faa has recorded more than 650 close calls, majority happening in california. and with drone sales expected to hit near 2 million this year alone, many fear it's just a matter of time before the close calls lead to something far more serious. >> police helicopters were dispatched. if caught, the drone operator could face fines and up to six months in jail. >>> the news that crab lovers have been waiting for. the dungeness season is op

delta, and lufthansa are rebooking without a fee. american. rebooks or reimbursements for any flights that have been cancelled. when you book any flight, you have the option to get trip insurance and you can opt for a it is more expensive, but it would dparn guarantee your money back. >>> we will continue to monitor those events unfolding in brussels. be sure to follow us on nbc 4 new york. >>> the united nations war crime court convicted a former bosnian serb leader. he now faces 40 years in prison. prosecutors say that he orchestrated an organized campaign of terror that left 100,000 dead. >>> an alarming tuberculosis scare at two rockland county schools. health officials say they've already identified those at risk and advise them to undergo testing. all other parents were told their kids were not exposed and tb is spread when an infected person sneezes or coughs. >>> an online fund-raising page has been set up for the family of a new jersey police officer who died this week. the go fund me page has already raised more than $61,000. on monday kurtz's body was found in sayerville. f

. >> reporter: check this out, lufthansa is also testing a digital baggage tag in partnership with the company romo. you can check the b bag using a smartphone. in the news room, christina vasquez, local 10 news. >> neki: i can't#wait to use that app. >> todd: yeah. >> neki: my bag went to nicaragua instead of new orleans. >> todd: your bag had a better vacation than did you. >> neki: i know it did. it happens. it is good to know that they >> todd: speaking of bags, the weather is a mixed bag -- you didn't know where was going. >> neki: he could have gone anywhere. >> todd: on the rails, girl. >> jennifer: won't be a mixed bag anymor once that front passes through because that will bring in the high pressure, bring in the sunshine, and the weather pattern will stay just about the same in a couple of day. first sart off with our current conditions. temperatures right now in ft. lauderdale 66 degrees. meanwhile in miami it is 68.upper 60s across the area. actually in key west a cool spot with a temperature of 65 degrees. feels nice right now and it will feel great and also very warm by t

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and where lufthansa, brussels airlines is where they tend to be operating. there is some flexibility at a given moment. that area is where people from the train station underneath. they pop out and you've got a starbucks and sam sonnite nearby. you have the information airport and it's a busy area. so if that heavily damaged area is where the bomb went off, the bomber really targeted sort of the activity well. they've chosen the busiest part of the airport before anyone has had to go through the screening. >> at least one of the explosions was connected it to a suicide bomber. we spoke with a senior analyst and we were talking about security at the airport and the fact that you would think that the a time like this when a country like belgium is under high alert, one would not be able to walk into an airport and explode a bomb. one of the least secure places. you talked about the fact that most of his stuart is geared toward protecting the plane and trying to put an explosive on the plane. so you are talking about an area where people just good the out of th

the drone made it within 200 feet of lufthansa airline airbus 380. the airbus is only 239 feet long. that close call happened about 5,000 feet up when the plane was coming in for a landing at los angeles international airport. the federal aviation administration immediately notified police. now los angeles police are looking for the drone's nobody was hurt, and that plain was able to land safely. >>> a reminder tonight not to bring drones near the cherry blossom festival. the faa released a new video message today reminding the public it's against the law to fly a drone anywhere in d.c. the festival begins this weekend just ahead of the predicted peak bloom next wednesday or thursday. maybe doug says. but if you want to get pictures of the blossoms you're going to have to do it from the ground. cell phones, cameras. >> there is some concern about this snow affecting the blossoms. >> yeah. a little bit. and i do mean a very little bit. i don't think it's going to affect it all that much. maybe a day. it's really the cooler weather that's going to have

few moments the main airline based there, brussels airline, part of the star alliance with united and lufthansa, they have announced that the airport will remain closed until at least 6:00 tomorrow morning. so obviously, a lot of travel disruption as well as the actual crime scene from the explosions. those -- the airport is tweeting to those people who are stuck airside, who are stuck on the side of the terminal where the planes are saying please remain calm, we'll have you on your way in due course, but at the moment they're trying to secure the scene in the check-in hall of the main terminal, departure hall 1 which is used by international airline, including american, in fact. the witnesses and the pictures and accounts from the scene say how the explosion went off, caused parts of the scene to chance collapse shattered glass everywhere. a lot of legs were injured. people want to secure the immediate area around there and also to make sure those people who evacuated, who fled from the terminal buildings, we saw people running and screaming out to the parking lots and the perimeter areas they

lufthansa said in a statement the company will cooperate with authorities and support quote possible implementation of concrete measures. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> authorities say six people including four children were injured in an accidental shooting at a gun range. investigators say a 21-year-old man was loading an antique shotgun when he accidentally fired it at a gun range in florida. deputies say the shot hit the ground, then ricocheted and hit the victims. four of the victiminjured were children. ages eight, 10, 14 and 15. all of the victims were taken to the hospital. the good news is they all suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >>> chipotle announced it has dramatically cut executive salaries in the wake of its food safety scare. the company's co-ceo steve ells and monty more each made roughly $14 million last year and that's about half of what they earn the year before. they didn't receive bonuses either this year. big cuts come after the norovirus and e. coli outbreaks that sickened dozens of people in several states and sent its stock price plummeting.

kara hplaz changes could be coming to how pilot's are screened, in the wake of a lufthansa airliner crashing, one year co-pilot was battling depression when he purposely drove the plane into the ground. now, new rules are being drafted that would require doctors to warn authorities when a pilot's mental health could threaten public safety. even if it's against the patient's consent. "this is why i think that more specific, clear regulations are necessary to explain when doctors could be required to break secret medical records to preserve public security, in particular when pilots or people are carrying passengers. investigators are also recommending airliners have a program where it's easy for pilots to come forward about mental health illnesses, as well as any medications they are taking. astronaut scott kelly is hanging up his space suit. nasa says kelly plans to retire april first. he returned to earth earlier this month after a 340- day journey in space. after retiring, kelly will continue to participate in the ongoing research related to his nearly one-year mission. he holds the americ

lufthansa cannot believe benefit from the lowest fuel prices in more than a decade. that is the business flash. tom: thank you so much. we continue our coverage like we did yesterday during our fed special. thank you for the many comments on that. we went to the projections. >> the event has lowered its projection for growth a little bit, but they still see unemployment falling significantly at inflation rising. if you take a look at where we are now, their projections have almost been realized. it is only in the growth every other a little off so you wonder if they will raise rates. if not now, are they ever going to raise rates? tom: let's bring up the chart here. what is the single number? michael: that you go. that is it. that is the index the use. not cpi. we are already above that level. janet yellen dismissed that as temporary noise. people are wondering how she could do that. francine: no one will ever raise rates. forget about it. steven: i wonder whether in three to six months time it will come down even further. imagine if by september we have another drop

lufthansa plane was approaching the l.a. international airport when it reported a drone passing 200 feet above the plane. the search for the person operating that drone. fox news reports these snenchts are incidents are becoming more be common and more dangerous. >> friday l.a.x. a drone and a plane were flying 5,000 feet and the drone came within 200 feet of the plane. the near miss sparked a search by local police helicopters though they never found drone or the operator. been drones or operators, more than 900 incidents nationwide from april 2014 to august 2015. one of those near misses happened in california where there have not only been issues at airports but also while fighting fires over the last year. we've seen a number of incidents where fire crews had to stopped flying air tankers because of drones in the area. california senator dianne feinstein is one of the sponsors of an act of congress. this is one more incident that could have brought down an airliner and it's completely unacceptable. a near miss of 200 fee

and sections 4 and 5 are where lufthansa, brussels airlines, and airlines in that star alliance group of airlines tend to be operating. although there is some flexibility in where those check-in desks are located at a given moment. and that area is where people really arriving from the fly section of the airport and coming from the train station underneath. and they pop out in that section, and you've got a starbucks and a samsonite store that are nearby. you've got the information desk of the airport. area. so if that heavily damaged area is where the bomb went off, the bomber has really targeted the sort of activity well because they've chosen the busiest part of the airport before anyone has had to go through any security screening. >> yeah, and what we've learned so far is at the airport at least one of the explosions was connected to a suicide bomber when we spoke to juan zarate earlier, senior security analyst. we were talking about security at the airport and the fact that you would think at a time like this when a country like belgium is under high alert, one would not be able

>>reporter: check this out, lufthansa is checking out the bag. can you check in the bag from home using your smart phone. they hope to use this later this month. christina vazquez, local 10 news. >>> still to come on local 10, singer serenade. >> what likely got gladys knight's driver out of a ticket. >>> a mom faces charges afdfr deputies say she tossed her toddler in a dumpster. hear from a woman who 6:30. (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered d th fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. >>> one officer in utah certainly was not expecting who would be in the car. legendary soul singer gladys knight was in the passenger seat of the car and thanks to a special birthday serenade she performed for that officer, he let her off with a warning. >> next time she will be smart enough to take the midnight train to georgia. >> oh, good one. >>> a traffic alert for you. a tractor tra

was followed a year later by the daring rescue of german passengers that had been aboard a hijacked lufthansa aircraft. >> it was over in minutes. a blinding flash, a deafen ing explosion and gunfire. >> the passengers and crew were freed in a raid at somalia's mogadishu airport. >> there was a sense that the pendulum was swinging away from terrorist efficacy. in other words, if you hijacked a plane, you didn't necessarily get a free run to the press conference. >> once again, we see terrorism's evolution in the sense that the terrorists themselves often have to change up their tactics if they're going to stay one step ahead of the government. >> west german industrialist hans martin schrier, a key government adviser, was kidnapped in cologne today. >> the terrorists riddled the cars carrying schrier and his police bodyguards with machine gun fire. the bodyguards were killed. >> this is the third terrorist incident in germany in the past six months. all involve death, and all involve the badder mine off group. >> the red army faction in west germany was part of a 1970s trend marxist vanguard

germanwings and the parent company lufthansa denied any wrongdoing in the crash. >>> tonight millions will do tune in for the finale of the bachelor but it's a latch lort bay area that stunned a local community. >> reporter: we followed mary's love story, even traveled to l.a. when she got engaged to pro fisherman byron. then life unraveled from a failed engagement to even being arrested for battery against her fiance and dui. >> there's like a lot of mean people that will -- they hide behind screen names and say these really awful things about you when they really don't know you. they know just a little piece of who you are. and i struggled a lot with that. yes, i did go through a depression if you will. and i didn't even realize i was falling deeper into a depression. >> mary said she struggled for years and in this candid conversation hopes to help other young women and after all the struggles did mary's fairy tale come true? so much to share. you can join in. we will be on facebook live during "the bachelor." we both hope you can join us. then on abc action news at 11:00. back to

lufthansa as well as others. for more of the reaction from the still breaking story, let's go to cnn kelly morgan joining us live from london with how europeans are reacting to what we're seeing. kelly. >> reporter: errol, we are seeing a heightened security across europe since last week since the brussels attacks unfolded. there is a heightened security in place. in fact, even before the attacks, we have seen more vigilance across europe. the vigilance has been improved because since january last year, there have been 14 terror attacks on european soul. it is a legitimate concern. the british government has improved its security measures. the home secretary teresa may last week outlining some of the increased measures the day after the brussels attacks. she said there are a number of measures. including security checks on some flights. also a greater cooperation between european counterintelligence services and also importantly working with countries, third countries is the way they term them to increase securit

. >> close call for lufthansa airline after it came within 200 feet of hitting a drone. the pilot says it happened as the plane approached los angeles international airport yesterday afternoon. the faa immediately notifying the los angeles police department about the pilot's report, but officers could not finds the drone. the federal aviation administration is investigating this incident. >>> group of american amongst living in a monastery in italy are selling their own beer. amy kellogg shows us what's brewing from rome. >> brother francis, from dallas texas, is the booamongin chief, of this beer, newly available in the united states. the tradition of brewing dates back to the middle ages, and despite what you might think about alcohol, and lent, beer for amongst is a substanance giving beverage during the fasting periods, proceeds help to keep this monastery afloat there is group of mostly american benedictans brought it back to life in 2,000. the beer is not just about the bottom line. it is cents a bridge to the community. >> many people are very afraid of the church

but lufthansa, and british airways are also impacted. delays are expected. we're told no vehicle traffic is being allowed into the affected area. we'll be following that closely. >>> a new domestic violence task force, in honor of a prince george's county teacher, who was murdered by her ex- boyfriend, is expected to get the okay from legislators. >> wusa 9 stephanie gail hard explains how this could tackle a troubling trend. >> there were no glaring signs of domestic violence. but perhaps there were some subtle signs at a child support hearing before the double murder that no one picked up on. >> lashanty wasn't just my sister, she was my best friend. she was my support system and chloe was my baby. so it's pretty much tore me apart. but i know that i have to go on. and do something that will make >> that's why nashonna turner is behind a new bill, named after her sister, nashante davis, the 26-year-old and her daughter chloe, were gunned down in prince george's county. jaron johnson, admitted to killing his once girlfriend and his own daughter. >> i hope t

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lufthansa, jetblue, from all the traffic behind me. travelers still coming and going out front. still have access to most of the ticket and baggage claim area and flights are arriving and departing as scheduled. as the investigation into an unattended bag continues. >>> currently 59 degrees, our high today was 50 and we were noticing the winds from start to finish. the winds will die down somewhat around 7:308:00 as the sun goes down, as they do so temperatures reilly drop by 9:00 p.m. we're in the low 50s under mainly clear skies. now tomorrow morning, grab the warmer jacket. not just the lighter spring jacket. look at the temperature in your neighborhood at 7:00 a.m. 39 in the district. 33 in gaithersburg and 34 in manassas, we'll notice a bit of a breeze tomorrow especially during the conditions right on into the weekend. i'll have more on the the winds coming up in my full forecast. >>> it's only going to a few more days until somebody starts yelling play ball out at nats ballpark. >>> in the wake of the computer hacking at medstar health. local cybersecurity company tells u

an lufthansa airliner nearly crashed into the drone as it prepared to land. the plane was about 5,000 feet altitude when the drone passed above it by about 200 feet. that is close. the plane did land safely. the faa is now investigating. >>> new at 6:00. they are watching you anytime you walk through a big airport around the country including the three in the bay area your being watched. they're agents with the t sa specially trained to detect a person who may be up to no good. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us live with that story from san jose mineta. damian. >> reporter: jessica, they're called behavior detection officers. they're either wearing plain clothes or they're wearing their bright blue unifollows of the t sa agents. but they are here, they are watching you, and they might even approach you. >> hello. >> hi. >> have your i.d. and boarding pass ready? >> reporter: he works the security line at mineta san jose international. looking like a normal tsa agent. but this agent, who we've been asked nod knot to identify for security reasons, is what

. >> reporter: check this out, lufthansa is testing a digital baggage bag in combination with company ramoa. you can check in your bag from home and he hope it to roll it out later this month. christina vasquez. the bag is. the bag is having a better vacation than you are. >> todd: when it is in puerta >> todd: when it is in puerta doing. >> neki: without you having ur clothes. if you are on vacation here today, guess what, you lucked out. right, jennifer. >> todd: we have a cold front coming through and carnivale on the mile. >> jennifer: yeah, come see us>> jennifer: yeah, come see us. nice and are sunny guys in south florida. boy, it will be a lot warmer today with all that sunshine that is headed our way, but right now we are still waking up to a few clouds out there. what it looks like out in ft lauderdale. there is a cold front on the way, and it is passing already south of lake okeechobee. starting off the upper 60s where some of us. we have cooled down a bit. ft. lauderdale, miami, dropping now into 6 degrees. we were in the upper 60s a few minutes ago. 65 in key west. it has

the closure impacts american, air canada, lufthansa and british airways. flights are still active, but there are many delays. we'll bring you the latest as we know more. adam shapiro is in the newsroom with the latest on the belgium attacks. >> reporter: that's right, charles. american airlines put out a statement, they are not going to have any flights from brussels to the united states or the united states to brussels on wednesday or thursday. there are plans to operate a flight from philadelphia to brussels on friday and a return flight on saturday. of course, one of the bombs went off near the american airlines' counter in brussels. nine americans were among the injured following the attacks at airport and a subway station in brussels. the defense department tells fox among the injured, an american service member, five members of his family and three members of a mormon missionary group. a defense department official tells fox some of the injuries of the people in the service member's family are critical. investigators are looking for the man dressed i

germanwings parent company lufthansa said in a statement, the company will cooperate with authorities and support quote, possible implementation of concrete measures. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> a website ranked the smartest cities in california. three bay area cities made it into the top five. the website road snacks right the cities based on high school graduation rates and educational opportunities. as you can see moraga, sausalito and atherton made it into the top five. >> all right. so from smart towns to a pretty smart robot, one with some amount of emotional intelligence. now becoming a more common sight in japan. we want you to meet pepper, a human-like robot with an emotional engine. and a cloud-based artificial intelligence system made by softbank, the designers say it can recognize 30 different emotions by analyzing gestures, expressions and voice tone. pepper can also perform various tasks and more than 500 companies have reportedly begun using it. kind of creepy. the robot costs 1500 -- $1600 plus there is a $200 monthly fee for data and insurance. i don't kn

tonight germanwings' parent company lufthansa says it will support the recommendation. the airline denies wrongdoing. a criminal investigation could take years. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> a job controversy is unfolding at south by southwest. ibthaj mohamud says a worker made her remove. he also said it is not their policy to make people remove any religious head covering. by the way, mohamud is expected to be the first female olympian to wear a it during the competition. >>> an app that lets you pay others and receive cash. but users have been finding an odd glitch. they find in idek as their transaction description, puts it on hold until it is reviewed. idek is an acronym for i don't even know. but it could be considered forehand for the name of an organization link to radical islamic terrorists. >>> good news for the drought. water from the sacramento river is spilling over a special retaining wall meant to divert water away from populated areas. this is the first time in four years that water has gone over what has been called the fremont clear. good to se

alix: german airliner lufthansa checks in with a record loss. we will hear from the ceo. scarlet: eight us company -- a best company once to open on the east coast in the u.s. we will speak to the ceo of royal ahold. we are midway through the day.

the flag carriers, lufthansa. the market reaction is down but calm and there's no overreaction going on this morning. back to you. >> again as steve showed the weakest of those european markets is the cac in france which is down about .9 of a percent. attacks still very fresh in their minds. france has decided to deploy additional 1600 police officers to bolster security at its borders and on public transport. 400 additional police officers will be added to security in the greater paris area. joining us right now from washington with the united states reaction is eamon javers. you want to catch us up to date on what you know now? >> reporter: we're starting to get reaction from u.s. political figures. president of the united states traveling in had a va narcotics cuba. white house officials said he's been apprised of the situation. we also saw donald trump putting out a tweet and going on a bit of a media tour this morning with a number of interviews on television networks. he said do you all remember how beautifu

the other day lufthansa came out with weak numbers, which surprised me. >> herb was the interview of the week. >> was. >> couple other things, constellation brands, before c. you know i think the world of modello and corona. let's get to bob pisani on the floor and see what's moving. >> toasting the markets right now. 2048 on the s&p. in positive territory for the year joining the dow. a lot of exchanges have been doing well globally throughout the week. the weak dollar is helping. i want to point out what's happening in china. this is the sixth day in a row that chinese markets are on the upside. shanghai, shenzhen did better. talks on loosening the curves on margin trading it was stricter. they will open that up. look at the week to date here. china the shanghai, up 5.2%. i highlighted russia and south africa here and what the weak dollar has helped a lot of these commodity heavy exchanges. germany and the s&p up roughly the same amount. in the u.s. on the morning, we see industrials lagging a bit. financials, tech, energy up nicely. healthcare lagging a bit. that's been true all w