CHO: Welcome back. It's 24 minutes after the hour. Watching your money this morning. For the fourth straight week, Virgin America is experiencing big problems with its website. Customers complain they can't book flights online or even check in, and some are even being charged too much. The glitch is in Virgin's new reservation system could cost the airline dearly during the busy holiday travel season. Chicago's O'Hare airport is now starting food delivery service to the gates and for no extra charge. The before-you-board program allows travelers to ordered food in terminals with a free app available for both iPhones and androids. Orders usually take about 20 minutes to arrive. The service is also available at New York's JFK International Airport and Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. An abbreviated session on Wall Street today. Right now, futures for the Dow, NASDAQ, and S&P; 500 are all lower, so we could see a sell-off at the opening bell. Markets close at one o'clock eastern this afternoon. AT&T; setting aside $4 billion in case its merger deal with T- Mobile falls through. The cash would cover potential fees. AT&T; insists it's still pushing forward with the merger plan. It hit a snag yesterday and the telecoms withdrew their application with the FCC. The price is dropping for Research in motion's playbook tablet computer. It now sells for about $200. U.S. retailers are slashing the price to clear inventory during the holiday shopping season. Some analysts think that means R.I.M. is selling the devices at a loss. China is in the lead when it comes to smart phone. It's now the world's largest smart phone market growing 58 percent in the third quarter. That's according to a report by research firm, Strategy Analytics. What's behind the surging Chinese demand? Better deals on using expensive models like Apple's iPhone. Up next, a big brawl inside a nail salon caught on tape and the manicure claws come out. We'll tell you what happened. AMERICAN MORNING is back after a break.
Food Delivery To Airport Gate; Prepares For Merger Failure