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They found no explosives on the aircraft. a controversial new rule goes into effect tomorrow, designed to ease some of the hassles of flying. it would fine airlines up to $27,000 for keeping passengers on the tarmac for more than three hours. the airline industry, however, is rallying against the rule saying it will only lead to more flight cancellations as they work to avoid those stiff penalties. interesting. we'll be right back with dnc chair tim kaine. be sure to tune in this sunday for a special edition of "morning joe." we're going to have a complete wrap up of the white correspondent'...

Are continuing to question the man. so far, no charges have been filed. meanwhile, a controversial new rule goes into effect tomorrow designed to ease some of the hassles of flying. >> yea. >> it would fine airlines up to $27,000 for keeping passengers on the tarmac for more than three hours. the airline industry, however, is rallying against the rule saying it will only lead to more flight cancellations as they work to avoid those stiff penalties. . that's a quick look at news. now let's go to willie geist with sports. >> willie, what's it looking like? >> lebron james is looking to finish ...

Seen a storm of this magnitude before. i don't know what's changed but certainly it's going to take more than a meeting. it takes some real changes. susan candiotti live at jfk airport, thank you. you may remember a passenger bill of rights went on the books in april. the rule punishing airlines with fines for keeping passengers on planes on the tarmac for more than three hours. those safeguards, however, do not apply to those international flights stuck at jfk. last night on "anderson cooper 360" we heard from an advocate of passenger rights. >> we know that no laws were broken here but wer...

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