in terms of our role, as a convener, our role as a facilitator to address the daunting challenge he is that exist in that part of the world. most particularly the challenge of global terrorism and how we confront global terrorism as a global peoples. yes, indeed. and my colleague john roberts and i will be on that trip and live coverage right here on fox & friends. for right now back to you. brian: do you have your seat assignment yet because i know special report is going. you are right. i don t want to say how close i am but i can say can i throw a cheerio and hit him in the head. brian: i hope you don t. you represent us. ainsley: thank you, kevin. steve: also the first lady melania trump is going to be accompanying the president. ainsley: what a way to seat world is to go with the president and his wife. steve: donald trump a famous home body likes to sleep in
being more aggressive in trying to make sure that customers are not being involuntarily denied boarding, especially in the case of an over sale. jon: what do you say to frequent flyers or flyers of any kind who might find themselves in the position of dr. dao where somebody says, we are overbooked, and you have to get off the plane? his situation wasn t so bad and so much of an outlier that i m not going to suggest that he could have done so think differently or solved his problem. what most frequent fliers can do is first make sure when you buy a ticket that you have a seat assignment because people without seat assignments are going to be the first ones involuntarily bumped. second is make sure that you check in right when you are able to, 24 hours out, because check-in time is usually a tiebreaker for determining who gets bumped as well. third, make sure you re at the gate at the appointed time to start boarding. if you can be because if the gate agent closes the door early, eve
that s just really not the truth. heather: not all the controversy involving the president, president trump ripped by liberals for saying this. you look at what s happening in sweden, sweden, who would believe this? sweden, they took large numbers, they are having problems like they never thought possible. heather: it turns out he may be right. look at this, violent riots breaking out in immigrant neighborhood. this is in stockholm, sweden. throwing rocks at officers all of this started after police try today arrest a drug suspect. it took hours to get it under control. several people were injured but no one was arrested. abby: if you don t mind giving up overhead space and only finding out only seat assignment, american airlines has the deal for you. heather: cheryl casone with the
away especially if you are a parent. i can t even watch this. a 2-year-old boy pinned underneath addresser and his twin brother coming to the rescue. you see him as he struggles to move the dresser off his brother and eventually both boys are okay. parents discovering this footage on surveillance system in their home, posted the video on youtube as a warning for other parents. we will let you know if we find out. police storming impact united airlines flight after a passenger goes berserk on a flight attendant because he was mad about his seat assignment. [bleep] do you know how cool it would be to have the airplane turned around?
what they write in text messages. it s reportedly all going to china. acording to this report, american officials say it s unclear whether the secretive data mining is for advertising purposes or an effort by the chinese government to collect intelligence. united airlines will soon have a basic economy class for travelers. the cheaper fares will roll out next year but it does come with caveats. travers won t get a seat assignment and using an overhead bin space will cost you extra. and coming up, a new warning for donald trump from senate democrats just this morning. the newly elected leader new york senator chuck schumer saying they re willing to work with trump but expect a hard fight. up next, i ll talk live with senator elect chris van holland of maryland who was inside the closed door meeting.