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They have a little flexibility. but other than that, they just need to continue to quickly staff up. that is way easier said than done. like you said, it takes about ten minutes to fire an airline pilot and will take thousands of hours to get them trained up before they can take to the skies. unfortunately, it appears we'll be in for some pain here over the next couple of weeks. and i would anticipate that this summer might look a lot like what the last couple of weekends have looked like in our airports here. >> so, what are the secrets? i mean, you don't want to book the last flight of the d...

And make a backup plan. katie? >> thanks to many vespa in hostile and bustle in o'hare. officials are bracing for more protests, as we get set to release body cam footage, of the fatal shooting of a black man. the shooting happened after a police chase. jalen walker's attorney says, he was shot 60 times. msnbc news correspondent has more. >> in akron ohio, fourth of july celebrations are canceled. instead the city is bracing for protests. >> tensions rise this week, following the deadly police shooting of deadly -- according to walker's family, authorities told the family at least eight police...

Nearly 48 million americans are expected to celebrate away from home this weekend. flight demand soaring despite fourth of july airfares climbing 45% from 2019. the average domestic round-trip ticket now $437. our alex perez is at o'hare international in c >>ou a steady line of passengers here at o'hare bracing for the big holiday weekend, and the tsa says they have about a thousand officers on hold ready to be deployed at busy airports across the country if necessary. >> reporter: and major airlines continue to struggle with insufficient staffing. starting today, delta, american and united ar...

Stream heat is scorching much of the united states. more than 65 million people and more than a dozen states are under heat alerts and over 150,000 people are particularly vulnerable after storms knocked out their power in ohio and in wisconsin. >> let's bring in omar jimenez, he is live in chicago where temperatures are expected to top 90 degrees today. >> reporter: that's right, we're still seeing a lot of very hot days across the midwest. i can tell you here in chicago even though it is expected to be in the 90s today, it is much cooler than it was yesterday where we saw record temperatures...

Express Air Coach will roll out another new bus service from Northwest Indiana to O'Hare International Airport, its second in a few months.