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good evening. i m lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. if you ve found yourself in front of a computer lately trying to find cheap air fair, then you know how frustrating it can be. it s no secret there are fewer seats to be had as airlines have cut capacity. and a wave of mega mergers have swept names like northwest, continental and airtran into history. today the government put its foot down and blocked the merger between american airlines and us airways, which combined would be the world s biggest airline. contrary to what those two carriers have been saying, the deal will reduce competition and force us all to pay more to fly. nbc s tom costello has a story from one of the airports that could be most impacted by all this, washington s reagan national. tom? reporter: hi, lester. justice says if this deal goes through, this mega airline would control 69% of the takeoff and landing slots here at reagan national airport, and competition would be affected nationwide. fo
New-yorkUnited-statesKennebunkMaineAlabamaNorth-carolinaMissouriTexasOcean-countyNew-jerseyAtlantaGeorgia this story is about sensitivity, reaction, and overreaction. i can see how it looks. a bunch of people cheer as a man wearing our president s face is chased by a dumb animal. last i checked, it is not illegal to make light of the president or wear a mask of him, and tradition at rodeos, i am told by dana. the left loves to scream when it is their guys. i say lighten up, but they would accuse me of being racist. let s be honest, it is all about whose team you are. you like bush, got mad when they called him names, you like obama, same with him. from lincoln to reagan to palin, the left first mask hate as parody. if this doesn t bother obama, why should it bother you? he is too focused on the kardashians. seriously, what does he have against armenians? the rodeo clown s job is to keep the bull distracted so other cowboys reach safety. maybe the mask was intended as a compliment. perhaps obama should try to get the clown s job back. count it as one of the jobs saved we kept hear
New-yorkUnited-statesOklahomaSudanEgyptArmeniaMissouriCheyenneHollywoodCaliforniaSacramentoNorth-korea you know, when the news broke, one of the things that happened was some of the local media went to the house that they lived in. he literally, literally had to leave that house within three hours. his front yard, he was cutting the grass when he found out. he had to leave the grass, literally, half mowed. and he had to go into hiding. let s talk about that hiding with sara sidner. she s live in a snow-covered ferguson, missouri. let s begin with that. how has this police officer, how has he managed the fly below the radar for all this time? reporter: it s interesting, you know, to hear an little bit about how he s been dealing with this all along? of course, we ve been hearing a lot from michael brown s family and their sorrow and their anger and frustration, pointed towards officer wilson and the police department as a whole. but now we re starting to hear the details of officer wilson s life and what we went through. we do know one thing. he did come out in public at
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