it was insensitive. and going one-on-one with the republican lawmaker sharing the latest on his baby s recovery now home with his family. and chaos at a florida airport. fights erupting after spirit airlines cancels and delays dozens of flights. police called in to break up the brawl. passengers taken into custody. get that last sip of coffee. i got it in. good morning, america. very busy tuesday morning. yeah, very busy and tense night in ft. lauderdale s airport. as we saw a few minutes ago. fights broke out when hundreds were strapped after spirit airlines canceled those flights. air traffic is no fun these days. you got the turquoise memo. lung cancer, awareness for that. that s kind of the shirt. these lines right here. transferred over to you with this fist bump. a lot of headlines out of washington including president trump taking on sally yates after her testimony on general flynn and russian interference in the election calling it old news zeroi
latched on her leg opening up about her ordeal. i started punching its forehead. it still wouldn t let go. how she use ad a trick she learned on a field trip to save her life. kicking it off in style. one of the biggest pop stars in the world harry styles takes over our plaza for our first summer concert of the season. the crowd is massive, today, tuesday, may 9, 2017. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. we re going to need more adjectives to describe that crowd, massive, huge, spectacular. harry styles has a new album coming out. it s his first solo album. maybe a little jitters about the reception. things are going to be fine. we have six city blocks of crowd for him. we will get out there in a moment. first to our top story. the possible expansion of the u.s. military effort against the taliban in afghanista
for saying that children in america should have health care. it was insensitive. and going one-on-one with the republican lawmaker sharing the latest on his baby s recovery now home with his family. and chaos at a florida airport. fights erupting after spirit airlines cancels and delays dozens of flights. police called in to break up the brawl. passengers taken into custody. get that last sip of coffee. i got it in. good morning, america. very busy tuesday morning. yeah, very busy and tense night in ft. lauderdale s airport. fights broke out when hundreds were strapped after spirit airlines canceled those flights. air traffic is no fun these days. you got the turquoise memo. that. that s kind of the shirt. these lines right here. transferred over to you with this fist bump. a lot of headlines out of washington including president trump taking on sally yates after her testimony on general flynn and russian interference in the election calling it old news ze
off an alligator opening up about her ordeal. i started punching its forehead. it still wouldn t let go. how she used a trick she used on a field trip to save her own life. and kicking it off in style. one of the biggest pop stars in the world, harry styles, takes over our plaza for our first summer concert for the season, and the crowd is massive. today s tuesday, may 9th, 2017. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. we re going to need more adjectives to describe that crowd. harry styles has a new solo album come harry, look outside. things are going to be just fine. we have six city blocks of crowd for him. let s get to our top story this morning. the possible expansion of the u.s. military effort against the tall ban in afghanistan. this is a plan that calls for the addition of several thousand more troops there. that s one of the th
difference. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: it is now the trump economy, and the numbers out today show that the recovery that began eight years ago is continuing on his watch. in february, president trump s first full month on the job, the economy created 235,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.7%. all the more impressive if you believe what candidate trump claimed the rate was just a year earlier. don t believe those phony numbers when you hear 4.9 and 5% unemployment. the numbers probably 28, 29, as high as 35, in fact, even heard recently 42%. pelley: well, today, the white house didn t think the numbers were phony, and we have more now from jim axelrod. reporter: they are hiring once again at quality controlled manufacturing, which supplies parts to the aerospace industry. he controls both of these machines. reporter: by the end of this month, chief operating officer rick urban will have i