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Comes just as airline executives face a grilling on the hill today. many asking, what s happened to flying the friendly skies? here s abc s chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. reporter: tonight, another brawl aboard a plane. someone help, this guy is crazy! reporter: two passengers duking it out before takeoff on this all nippon airways flight from tokyo to l.a.x. i ll kill you! reporter: the airline says that man in red pulled off the plane and arrested. the biggest issue was the unpredictable nature of this guy. it made it really dangerous. reporter: just the latest cabin clash caught on tape as u.s. airline executives today faced a grilling on capitol hill about their own customer service. passengers are frustrated. reporter: airlines in the hot seat after this infamous video of a doctor dragged off a united plane. no customer, no individual should ever be treated the way mr. dao was, ever. reporter: united ceo promising change, american airlines also ....
Some of the most remote villages in somalialand. there is an urgent crisis unfolding largely unnoticed by the rest of the world, families and children at risk of starvation. in the first village, harashef, the line begins early in the morning. they know the trucks are coming. how many hours away? that would be, like, two hours to get here today. reporter: to get from the nearest water site? yes. reporter: here it s not just the food they need, but water. save the children is trucking it in. you haven t had a drenching rain here in years. it hasn t rained in close to three years now. reporter: halima, a mother of five, stands in line. all of her livestock is gone. they have no food. we ask the last time, there was any rain? she remembers the day. it happened once, last year. on the hill, sit two trucks to deliver water for hundreds of families. if you look over my shoulder, here, you ll actually see that this is what it s like as these families come here every single day t ....
We journey from west to east. 70% of the livestock, the farm animals, have died. it s really everywhere you look. this mother is among the many, forced to move closer to a village, hoping for food. she had 200 goats. there are just ten left. and this is now her home. she shows us where she sleeps with her children. five sleep here. her days are spent worrying about food. she worries every day. she is the mother and the father. reporter: as we journey deeper into the desert, we see evidence starvation has set in. they are on the brink of famine here. april is supposed to be the wettest month but as you can see it is bone dry. authorities say more than 6 million people are now struggling to find food, 200,000 children are at risk of starvation. our first hospital, and we see the urgent effort to keep the children alive. the little boy being weighed, his eyes filled with fear. ....