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>> it takes you back to, like, previous events that have happened over the years, and you just hope everybody's okay when you land. >> reporter: for others at airport, some anxious moments, as they waited to hear from family members traveling through los angeles. >> got a message from my father-in-law, who was on the plane at the time saying we're on the plane, but we can't go. and they didn't really know what was going on. >> reporter: and while cancelled or rebooked flights caused headaches for a lot of people, some late travelers in san francisco say they're lucky to have missed their sched...

Bring back the gaggle. nancy gibbs, mallory and alice wagner, it's election day somewhere. i always get excited. they're voting in l.a. today. i love angelina. the turnout will be horrendous. but what binds new york and l.a. this year is this opportunity for the first time that there are serious women candidates and it's two cities that have never elected a woman mayor. chris quinn is basically the de facto front-runner and wendy groll probably gets in this runoff with garcetti. why has it been so hard for new york not to elect a woman there? >> there has not been a female candidate since 1997...

Or the highway. bill, sorry, i know that you love to look at my green eyes in person, i'm in l.a. today, sorry about that, but if we look back to 30 years, when we had a different congress, a different president, a different demographic in the american voter, that's crazy. the president has agreed to cuts, which, by the way, is going to hurt me personally, because my husband is a doctor, but we're talking $400 billion in medicare cuts in the future. >> sean: in the future? >> yes. >> sean: years from now. >> this plan sticks to the framework of -- >> sean: tax increases now. republicans give i...

Or the highway. bill, sorry, i know that you love to look at my green eyes in person, i'm in l.a. today, sorry about that, but if we look back to 30 years, when we had a different congress, a different president, a different demographic in the american voter, that's crazy. the president has agreed to cuts, which, by the way, is going to hurt me personally, because my husband is a doctor, but we're talking $400 billion in medicare cuts in the future. >> sean: in the future? >> yes. >> sean: years from now. >> this plan sticks to the framework of -- >> sean: tax increases now. republicans give i...

Need to get behind it. t they faced the russians in the final game of the tournament playing for the most important bronze medal in the history of olympic basketball. joining us is director, writer and producer of the documentary "the other dream team," whose film details the history and lasting impact of that '92 team. it opens in new york and l.a. today and is expanding across the country through october. thanks for joining us. first of all, i have so the l, lithuania basketball story. i've told it before. set the stage for us here. lithuania got its independence from the soviet union a coup...