Impartial and fair. You are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6 30. United airlines is apologizing after a man was literally dragged off of the plane. Other passengers took video at Ohare Airport in those videos went viral. Tom baker reports passengers say the man tracked off the plane to the crew he was a doctor and had patients to see in the morning. Is clear United Airlines called the police to enter the aircraft and remove a passenger. [screaming] they did it by injuring him in the process. He was chosen for removal by a lottery of sorts after no passengers would take compensation to give up their seats for for united employees who needed to get the louisville. Normally bumping happens outside of the plane before passengers get on. Founder of flyers rights at National Consumer advocacy group. I think its illegal and i dont understand how they can see people who a paid for a seat and even attempt to remove them. An aviation accident and injury lawyer says there over the line. This is no lo
Friends say she knows her way around the water and they dont know what to make of her disappearance. She is is kind of a free spirit, so she may have gone for a kayak ride late that evening by choice. Reporter Sausalito Police dont want to assume the worst. After a night out with a friend bar hopping a bit, ashley wells kayaked out to the boat her friend lives on, then took the kayak to get to the boat she stays on, a a few piers a a few piers away. From the location where she would have gone inlet maybe 200 to 300 yards. Reporter wells never made it and the kayak that looks like this one has not been found either. Conditions calm that night, but the tide was going out a strong current to fight. She did not have her cell phone with her and no inflatable device. Reporter friends say ashley who they call ley wore this blue flannel shirt and jeans that night. She moved to the bay area from missouri a few years ago and enjoys her work in the produce business. She was going to start another
Would you fly united . A lot of people are tweeting im not flying united anymore. I would consider it. If there was a cheap flight for 150 when it came down to it. I dont agree with what happened at all. What is interesting it is affecting their stock price. Yes. Down 4 or 5 . Yeah. It is impacting it. A lot of customers saying i wont fly. Would you fly . Putting me on the spot, gasia. Right back at you. I rarely fly. I love a good bargain. Because im not a huge consumer, i like to vote with my dollar. If i had to fly tomorrow, i dont knee if i would fly united. Check back in a year. Time to heal wounds. The story a chat not just here in the stays but also across the globe as well. Right. Especially in china. In d. C. , lawmakers are calling for a federal investigation into what happened on board that particular United Express flight. Congressional delegate Holmes Norton plans to call for a hearing. This comes as customers take to social media vowing to boycott the company over the inc
A small crowd is gathered in San Franciscos Mission district tonight. Today, the District Attorney announced those officers would not face criminal charges, citing evidence, and interviews. We get the developing news now from ktvus debora villalon. Reporter about a dozen protesters are still out here, undeterred by the drizzle, they are blocking valencia street at 17th street as police look on. This group holds weekly vigils for Amilcar Perezlopez. What do we do . We fight back. Reporter protesters say they wont give up or go away. Outraged the shooting of a young guatemalan immigrant has been justified. It is a shock, and it has opened up some very deep wounds in the community. Reporter the District Attorney describes his decision as transparent and painstaking. In total, more than three dozen civilians provide us statements regarding the shooting. Reporter saying Amilcar Perezlopez chased a man down the street. Experts created an animated reenactment of the shots. We note that the of
At a rally that was at Civic Center Park. Were life in barkley where weve been all day and youve seen those clashes between supporters an opponents. Whats happening now . Definitely, eric, lots of clashes today. Streets back open here at mlk and center. The Downtown Berkeley bart station also open so thats good news but 18 people were arrested, ten people injured, six of them hospitalized after a very long day here. Chaos, tension, fighting, a rally planned by supporters of President Trump disintegrated into something resembling a war zone around Civic Center Park in berkeley. They faced off with critics of the president , a familiar scene like one that played out in early march. This time Berkeley Police increased presence. Were really against trump country. Part of what hes doing to the country is what you see right here, hes polar rising freedom. Sfreechl speech, he their lib ber tear ians they dont believe they should be attacked. This supporter of President Trump walked into eye c