south lawn at columbia university last night. they popped up more than a month after the first encampment set off a domino effect on campuses across the country. and chaos at the brooklyn museum in new york city last night 34 arrests reported at anti-israel event there. meantime israeli president benjamin netanyahu respond to address congress as cease-fire talks ramp up again. good evening i m jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: our cb kotton live with anti-israel demonstration there is. cb. reporter: small group of protesters showed up here to encourage and celebrate the latest student encampment at columbia university this is all happening jon as university alumni return for reunion weekend and it appears at some point campus public safety officers tried to dismember the latest round of tents on friday inc. shortly after they went up and student paper report as of saturday several remained after students slept on the lawn overnight the new is revolt for rafah w
3 which is a major hurricane more. this is the most aggressive forecast we ve ever seen head intg a hurricane season and that just means that we could be dealing with some really big weather. active weather including all of the severe weather we ve seen. so it is been an active season unfortunately looks like that could continue. what s the reason for it well water temperatures are a big part of this. we re already currently dealing with water temperatures that are closest to closer to august levels. so the water is really warm it is expected to continue to warm to fuel big storms over next several months. otherwise looking at what s happening across the country couple of big weather areas you showed that rain moving through northern indiana also a bunch of rain along gulf coast. louisiana, moving into portions of east texas they ve seen round after round of rain unfortunately more on the way back across portion of west texas big thunderstorms firing up. this is exactly where we re
on the hill we expect attorney general designate on the hill tonight. democrats once again spent hours last night in a counterproductive clearly qualified nominees not to mention one of their appepiers. the president looks forward to senator session s return to the department of justice where he will continue his service of our nation as the chief law enforcement officer. we also look forward to the of price and mnuchin. also the mayors of the affected weather areas and in the process of deploying teams
things might get worse again before they get better, suzanne. oh, wow. zain, i mean, is anything improving here. they don t give you a pillow anymore. anything better? overall things are getting better. airlines are scoring pretty high for being on time. that s partly because of fewer planes in the sky. so when you have fau e fewer planes in the sky, there tend to be fewer delays. on-time arrivals improved for eight of the 14 airlines. so you want to get somewhere on time, the best airline is hawaiian airlines. that s the best. partly because hawaiian airlines mainly travels to warm weather areas, hawaii, california, that kind of thing. they re not going to be delayed for snowstorms or blizzard. also mention that lost luggage is actually at a 25-year low. virgin america gets top marks there. pretty good. but not vm bags go missing on its watch mainly because of the fees. fees are actually encouraging people to actually check-in their bags i m sorry, put
improved for eight out of the 14 airlines. you want to get somewhere in time, the best airline, bae, is hawaiian airlines. that tops the ratings for timeliness, and that s pretty much because hawaiian airlines travels to warm weather areas so, they re rarely going to be delayed for things like snowstorms and blizzards. also want to mention that mishandled luggage is at a 25-year low. virgin america gets top marks there. less than one in 1,000 bags of virgin america goes missing on its watch as well. carol. goch you. zain aero, thank you so much. a 90-year-old grandmother decides she would celebrate her birthday by sky diving. here we go. that s marianne stanglor and the plane headed for 14,000 feet. there she goes doing the thing that most people wouldn t think about doing. folks from her retirement home were there to cheer her on. her son answered the inevitable question. why? i think it was we were