toly for less than seven bucks before taxes. trace gallagher is live. how long did the glitch last? delta says it lasted two hours, from 10:00 yesterday morning until noon. the thing is delta has absolutely no idea exactly how many of those low-cost tickets they sold so they don t know the financial impact but they re going to make good on all of them. the web was just abuzz with low, price chatter. look at some of the posts. this person said, some of these fairs are bookable, lax to miami, 36.85 in business class. another one says, just booked newark to san francisco, $69. and the last one i managed to book montreal to phoenix, phoenix to montreal, on expedia for $100 there and $50 back, tallahassee to los angeles, $27 each way. and check this out. los angeles to hawai i, $200 first class, normally
already en route in an airplane on his way to phoenix. what happened after that? the fire department here at the phoenix airport was notified that they had a passenger on the do not board list on the flight. they met the plane. they got this passenger off the plane. and then they warned all of the people on board the plane that they will had been exposed to tuberculosis. they were operating under the assumption that anyone put on that do not board list by the cdc had been confirmed to have a contagious disease. turns out, you can be put on the doo not board list if you meet several other criteria, and it s likely that you have the disease. that s basically what the fire department is telling us about why they made announcement to all those passengers that they needed to get tested. we spoke with one of the passengers on the flight just a few moments ago. someone who was very concerned about whether he was at risk for contracting this disease. he was of course, very relieved to hear tha
now to an important update on a story we brought you first yesterday. a tuberculosis scare on a flight that landed in phoenix over the weekend. casey wian joins us now from phoenix. what have you learned about the passenger believed to be inspecteded and potentially contagious? well, very good news for that passenger and for the other 70 passengers on that flight from austin, texas, to phoenix. maricopa county health officials say after several extensive tests over the last several days, the passenger has been determined not to have tuberculosis. he was originally determined as a tuberculosis risk on saturday 56 one positive and one negative test back in texas. authorities with the centers for disease control were alerted. they put him on a no board list. by the time they got him on that list and by the time air officials were notified, he was
bark was bigger than their bite. a man walks into an arizona home uninvited and is scared off by two small dogs. the homeowner says he thought it was his wife and kids returning home except the dogs wouldn t stop barking. he peeked out the window and that s when he realized a stranger was trying to enter the home. i asked him, hey, why did you enter my home? and then he told me, i wanted to get some water. yeah. just thirsty. want some quality h 2 o. phoenix police are investigating. i think we ve all done that. we ve randomly just gone to people s homes, broken in, needed a glass of water, right? sure. then the dogs come and scare you off. it s a dry heat. in arizona, that s a problem. i need water. 120 degrees outside. i feel like all of these crazy stories are happening in
now things will improve. the overall scale of this will come in with drier air. the pattern changing. good news by tuesday. abc news, longmont, colorado. we look at the rest of today s weather. the showers and thunderstorms in colorado are spreading to the northern rockies and pacific northwest. lingering thunderstorms from kansas to the ohio valley, cooler than normal with scattered showers in the northeast. heavy rains for south texas. 90 in dallas, 69 boston. 74 in boston, mostly 80s in the midwest, 90s sacramento to phoenix. mexico is getting battered from the east to the west with two major storms. hurricane ingrid and tropical storm manuel are blamed for killing 21 people so far. ingrid is expected to make landfall along the gulf coast this morning, but it has already caused deadly flash floods and forced thousands out of their homes. manuel weakened to a tropical depression since coming ashore on mexico s pacific coast yesterday. this morning, even as it starts to dissipat