bret: you may notice changes the next time you go to the airport. a new terror alert system has gone online with two just two categories and no colors. you will soon have more clearly defined rights as a passenger. correspondent doug mckelway look at the new rules and what prompted them. in 2009, passengers on a flight from houston to minneapolis were stuck on a plane for more than six hours after it was diverted around a storm. no food and water and ran out of everything. upon landing they were prohibited from leaving the plane because airport security left for the night. stories like that prompted the department of transportation today to extend passenger protection. four-hour limit on tar mac delays in effect for domestic carriers will be imposed on the foreign carriers in the u.s. in addition, passengers who lose luggage will now be
of gallons saddled in the sand, in rough turf it can break up and foul the beaches again. so far, the attempt to dream them out have been unanswered. we had tar mac that are four to six inchs thick. we don t want a perception issue like in early spring when everyone thought we had oily beaches, oil critters everywhere and dead carcasss. in reality, we hadn t been touched. reporter: mayor cannon walks a difficult line between promoting the pristine beaches and outlining persistent problems that might give tourists second thoughts about coming back. elsewhere, in the gulf, there is still plenty of oil on shore and plenty of local officials too happy to show you where it is. take a look at that part of the story tomorrow as well as the lingering effects of the b.p. oil spill in the seafood industry and whether or not all the disburse sents that were sprayed on the surface or released on the ocean floor
of gallons saddled in the sand, in rough turf it can break up and foul the beaches again. so far, the attempt to dream them out have been unanswered. we had tar mac that are four to six inchs thick. we don t want a perception issue like in early spring when everyone thought we had oily beaches, oil critters everywhere and dead carcasss. in reality, we hadn t been touched. reporter: mayor cannon walks a difficult line between promoting the pristine beaches and outlining persistent problems that might give tourists second thoughts about coming back. elsewhere, in the gulf, there is still plenty of oil on shore and plenty of local officials too happy to show you where it is. take a look at that part of the story tomorrow as well as the lingering effects of the b.p. oil spill in the seafood industry and whether or not all the disburse sents that were sprayed on the surface or released on the ocean floor
to prepare for impact and stay down. stay down. stay down! shepard: the plane landed on its left wheels. and then as the pilot fought to control it, the right wing dipped and dragged right along the tar mac. you can see the sparks out the window. but there was no fire and ultimately nobody got hurt. [ applause ] it was pretty intense. i really think the pilot did an incredible job. i do. he must have balanced it on one wheel. eased it over to the wing. he did a great job. i was nervous for a minute. i will tell you. shepard: who wouldn t be? a lot of passengers were. earlier today on studio b said he took out his phone for a different reason. i had my friend out to send text message to my girlfriend, i love you and tell my friends i lover them. shepard: but he said the message didn t send because the phone was in airplane mode. we re also hearing more
tomorrow mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in, impartial people to investigate these people. okay. so the justice department inspector general also looked into questions about bias in the investigation of hillary clinton s private e-mail server. they discovered no evidence that then attorney general loretta lynch discussed the probe with bill clinton during an impromptu tar mac meeting but found her decision not to cut the visit short quote an error of judgment. it also blasted jim comey for extraordinary and insubordinate action. comey s decision to send the october 28th letter about the discovery of clinton e-mails on