american delta, pan-am d united? there you go. c pan-am t. the only national carrier.> one question. >> cheating looking at you. keep an eye on it. >> like this. >> marilyn monroe died of a bar bit watt overdose in 1962. >> loveliest of the lovely as seen as a noncompetitor she leaves an atlantic city beauty pageant marilyn monroe mourned by the world. >> what celebrity later bought the crypt next to hers? jo dimaggio, hugh heffner, arthur miller, tony perks. the answer is hugh heffner. >> he is not dead. >> he bought it for what he dies. >> he bought it for when he might die. not everybody is just going to be set on fire like you. >> they are lined up to do it. >> is that your plan. what was the connection? he wanted to be next to marilyn. >> who doesn't want to be. >> lay next to her for the rest of her life. >> first cover of playboy magazine ever marilyn monroe. >> you would know that. >> i am the historian. i know the implicati implicatio you are making. >> news quiz on deck. the american hero's edition this evening great q and a moments away. instead i g heartbur

finally, after 19 minutes, an employee in the pan am market dials 911.arrive two minutes later. by this time, 166 people either witnessed the beating or walked by the motionless body without doing a thing. the incident reminds writer mark fischer of a case from years past. >> you know, i grew up in new york city where there was the infamous case of kitty genovese. >> in 1964, kitty genovese, a 28-year-old woman, is stabbed outside her queens home, then later raped and stabbed again. nearly 40 people either see or hear the crime from their homes, but no one responds to her calls for help. >> that led to a lot of studies looking at what's called the bystander effect, which is when people see someone in trouble, we are far less likely to reach out and help if we see that other people are around because we assume that means, hey, the other guy has it handled, when, in fact, if everybody thinks that way, nobody helps. >> unfortunately, more than four decades after the genovese murder jose sanchez suffers the same awful fate. the ambulance rushes him to the ho

>> bill: pan am. the only carrier back then. so everyone can figure it out. all right.nce with one question to go. >> i should point out that many letters say that doocy is cheating, looking at you. keep an eye on you. >> marilyn monroe died in 1962. >> as seen in the role. she leads an atlantic city beauty panel enter. she is mourned by the world. >> what celebrity later bought the crypt next to her? >>> and the answer is hugh heffner. he bought it when he might die. not everybody is going to be set on fire like you. [ laughter ] >> bill: and they are lining up to do it. mccallum you won it. and what was the connection with monroe. >> because he wanted to be next to marilyn. >> he wanted to lay next to her for the rest of his life. >> two bogus answers. first playboy cover, marilyn munro. >> i know the implication that you are making. i'm a historian. >> do you still have it in your garage, bill? >> the great american news quiz. american [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and h

. >> and so it was decreed each year 12 districts of pan am will offer young man and woman to be trained in the art of survival and prepared to fight until the death. >> she has excellent skills with a bow and arrow and kills her way to victory. this film is rated pg-13 and bullies was rated r and now going unrated. what does it say about american culture when hunger games is the hottest thing going? >> tom starks is a host and author of dispatches from bitter america. >> it is good to have you here. [applause] >> big research. and it was seemingly a sense in which you found hollywood declared war on the traditional values and most of the country believes in and cherishes and it is evident in movies like the hunger games and fictionalized and really to see how it was like the hunger games being happen one day and based on what we are seeing on reality tv shows. >> there is vulgarity and coarsness not because it is depicting but exploiting vulgarity d. respiratory they can't sit down and watch prime time tv anymore. and there is so much trash and garbage and what is disturbing governor. i

>> bill: pan am. the only carrier back then. so everyone can figure it out. all right.ne question to go. >> i should point out that many letters say that doocy is cheating, looking at you. keep an eye on you. >> marilyn monroe died in 1962. >> as seen in the role. she leads an atlantic city beauty panel enter. she is mourned by the world. >> what celebrity later bought the crypt next to her? >>> and the answer is hugh heffner. he bought it when he might die. not everybody is going to be set on fire like you. [ laughter ] >> bill: and they are lining up to do it. mccallum you won it. and what was the connection with monroe. >> because he wanted to be next to marilyn. >> he wanted to lay next to her for the rest of his life. >> two bogus answers. first playboy cover, marilyn munro. >> i know the implication that you are making. i'm a historian. >> do you still have it in your garage, bill? >> the great american news quiz. american hero's edition, great q&a moments away. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances to

>> bill: pan am. the only carrier back then. so everyone can figure it out. all right.ould point out that many letters say that doocy is cheating, looking at you. keep an eye on you. >> marilyn monroe died in 1962. >> as seen in the role. she leads an atlantic city beauty panel enter. she is mourned by the world. >> what celebrity later bought the crypt next to her? >>> and the answer is hugh heffner. he bought it when he might die. not everybody is going to be set on fire like you. [ laughter ] >> bill: and they are lining up to do it. mccallum you won it. and what was the connection with monroe. >> because he wanted to be next to marilyn. >> he wanted to lay next to her for the rest of his life. >> two bogus answers. first playboy cover, marilyn munro. >> i know the implication that you are making. i'm a historian. >> do you still have it in your garage, bill? >> the great american news quiz. american do you have anything for a headache...like excedr... bayer aspirin... ohh, no no no. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my head. this is made for pain. [ male announcer

out of the frying pan am into the red power payday loan companies offer and crippling interest rates are replacing banks and credit in britain for people looking for a cashflow quick fix. and as egypt's first presidential campaign since mubarak's fall gathers pace there's criticism that the country could well end up with a dictator as its leader again. thanks for joining our team with me karen arace it's eleven o'clock here in moscow syria remains mostly calm after the u.n. brokered cease fire between the government and the opposition came into force on thursday morning the truce resulting from the mediation efforts of international envoy kofi annan is the first in the year long island but as on a boy who reports from damascus with mutual distrust between the sides peace remains fragile. if the far in general has been holding the syrian army has been keeping its word of not launching any major act tax against opposition targets now the army theory is this they do reserve the right to respond to prevent cations and to react tally if their units of being hearing reports of isolated ins

eastern, pan-am, piedmont, twa, all gone. and in this latest round of huge mergers, delta swallowed northwest, united absorbed continue innocent continue inno. >> the real key, the small earl city takes the brunt of flights. >> fewer, fuller flights and less competition may make for healthier airlines, but at a price the public is paying. jim avila, abc news, new york. >>> and overseas now to an airline traj dill in pakistan. emergency workers are searching the crash site with a passenger jet went down when it flew threw a lightning storm. tonight, the pakistani government safing all 127 people on board perished. abc's mohamed lila is at the crash site. >> reporter: diane, i'm in the middle of some of where the debris landed. this is actually metal that was partal of the plane. it was taking off from karachi, headed to islamabad, pakistan's capital city. this airline was operated by a domestic carrier here in pakistan. officials don't believe there were any foreigners on board. and pakistani authorities also insist that terro

>> bill: pan am. the only carrier back then. so everyone can figure it out. all right.rence with one question to go. >> i should point out that many letters say that doocy is cheating, looking at you. keep an eye on you. >> marilyn monroe died in 1962. >> as seen in the role. she leads an atlantic city beauty panel enter. she is mourned by the world. >> what celebrity later bought the crypt next to her? >>> and the answer is hugh heffner. he bought it when he might die. not everybody is going to be set on fire like you. [ laughter ] >> bill: and they are lining up to do it. mccallum you won it. and what was the connection with monroe. >> because he wanted to be next to marilyn. >> he wanted to lay next to her for the rest of his life. >> two bogus answers. first playboy cover, marilyn munro. >> i know the implication that you are making. i'm a historian. >> do you still have it in your garage, bill? >> the great american news quiz. american [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a wa

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like pan am. well service was the ultimate goal for everything. and so you learned service there.ine as ever happened since then. that service experience, i am now sitting with the, we call them special agents for kamali culture. and i am teaching them everything i ever learned at the airlines so that we develop a reputation of having extraordinary service. and that we never let anybodyç down. every experience you have should be used, what else do you need to know? >>> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. norm and micah are with us once again. first is a question about how to brand your company. >> how do i create consistent branding with a very small company, with limited funds, across all the social media and my website? so creating that consistent image even though i have a limited budget. >> i think the budget almost doesn't matter in this case, right? it's the time you want to spend on creating the branding. >> i think that's right. and you know, i've seen examples, you know, of trader joe's or groupon that have created a distinct voice. the way they writ

in 1985, united bought pan am, from the struggling airline for $750 million. 991, ban am declared bankruptcy. and ceased all operations. 2000, united bought u.s. airways less than a year later, american merged with twa. and more recently, kyle mentioned this, in 2008, delta and northwest merged and you remember this one. in 2010, the biggy, continental and united came together in the latest meg do merger. >> rick: when we come back, new calls for a wider investigation into the prostitution scandal rock the secret service. all of this in the middle of a close election year. how will this scandal play out politically? we'll talk with someone who has been on the front lines of a presidential race. fox news contributor susan joins us when we come right back. >> rick: the prostitution scandal. six agents stepping down after allegations of misconduct. the entire thing happening before the president's recent visit to colombia. now the congress is preparing a wider investigation. how should the white house deal with the new fallout? susan estridge is a professor of law

he was convicted of the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland.ack killed 259 people, most of them americans. the white house says the united states will increase what it calls nonlethal aid to opposition forces in syria. that includes items like medicine, communication equipment but apparently, no weapons. and we're told the white house ruled out unilateral military action in syria. meantime, it's syria -- it's day two in syria of the cease-fire between syrian troops and the opposition but world leaders are openly questioning the motives of the syrian president. the cease-fire is largely held but there were some skirmishes today. protesters put the troops to the test with a large demonstration. government troops did respond by opening fire, we're told. activists say the troops killed at least five people. local sources report that the government has stopped the heavy shelling but tanks and troops are said to be staying put in the areas where the opposition has been the most active. the united nations estimate that syrian troops have killed more t

if you were 80, you remember flying on the pan am like herb.t could be ready to take flight again. sort of. let's bring in phil lebeau. phil, is this the same airline coming back? >> no. >> a free ride on the name like they did with lotus in asia? >> a name. that's kind of interesting but at the end of the day we see this in the airline industry from time to time where established name from the past -- somewhat established in this case goes away, gone for a while and comes back. when it comes back, it doesn't always have a lot of success. remember midway airlines? it went away, it came back and folks in chicago said, yeah, midway's back. didn't last long. i'm not superexcited about the possibility someone's going to start-up an airline and call it people's express. >> i haven't even heard of it. why bring back this name? >> right now it's all about saying we are a low cost airline and that's how we're going to win. people want to pay as cheap a fare as possible, kelly. >> she's never heard "cosby show." >> is that bad. >> now i know how herb fe

pan am has not caused any trouble, he has not been consulted or argumentative, yeah is in to eat. believe it is more because of his culture, that he feels safe to he wants to do. >> no one can force them to eat the doctors can put him hall of but. and of all, kron4 news. >>james: a j.r stone was on campus when classes resume yesterday. >> administrators and students are back to school at oikos university in oakland on monday. >> maybe it will help to get together and move on. >> lucas garcia is an instructor. for three weeks ago today, he helped his defense flat out of the cost and when gunfire erupted furious in total, will killed in the three injured. will today was a somber when. 13 students are fact that even garcia was unsure of how to address them. >> i want to talk to them and ensure a are ok. i want to let them express how they feel. i'm just calling to play by year. students were not held here on monday. those are likely to be moved to another college in fremont. >>justine: there are two additional searches planned for this week in the search of sierra lamar. there was a

airlines, this is the '60s airline, and that is like the peak business that you want to be in like pan a. amas the ultimate goal for everything. you learned service there better than you can ever imagine has ever happened since then. that service experience, i am now sitting with the we call them special agents for kamali culture and i'm teaching them everything that i ever learned at the airlines so that we develop a reputation of having extraordinary service, and that we never let anybody down. every experience that you have should be used. what else do you need to know? ♪ >> it is time to now answer the business questions from you. first is a question about how to brand your company. >> how do i create consistent branding with a very small company with limited funds across all the social media and my website? so creating that con ssistent image with a small budget? >> well sh, the budget is not t issue, but it is the creative branding. >> well i think of trader joes and groupon and the way they have created a distinct voice of the way they brand the products and write the e-mails that com

here is what she looked like when the pan am on negotiations began.[laughter] in the time it took to get this deal done, she journeyed from childhood to adolescence. in the same time, ex-im finance exploded around the world. here is the take away. the rest of the world will not stand around while the u.s. builds a more perfect trading system. they will not disarm. millions of people around will need jobs. china alone is working to create 45 million jobs over the next four years. they will not be shy about using exports to put people to work. you better believe they would use every tool let their disposal for as long as they can, and so will many other countries around the world pitcairn this is no time for america to let ideology triumph over pragmatism. we need to keep fighting so that american companies are competing on a level playing. that means you must keep ex-im opened at the level required. i have been in this job now for three years. the bank has been added for 78 years. one thing is clear. america has to keep pushing harder and harder for ou

development of the leads to something substantial and we just do not know of these leads are going to pan out not am optimistic that the law enforcement agency is doing everything they possibly can to return to us safely. did police tonight a balloon released remarks here is apparent from her home exactly one month ago. >>> it's very hard. it's hard to talk earlier because it means a lot in morgan hill cbs five also tonight the bay area pro sports team paid tribute to one of the victims of saturday's deadly yacht race crash one person is confirmed dead for others are still missing tonight's and presumed dead in the coast guard recovered the body of belvedere it suspended the search for the others. alexis bush of like casper alan k who lived to ron jordan from canfield and alomar morrissey for marlins was of the cup on the connection between one victim in the san francisco giants. alexis bush wasn't just a baseball fan it was a part of her dna she practically grew up in the giants' dugout and treated pigtails and dresses for a team uniform. tonight in fitting tribute on the field alexas bush called h

. >>> and the man charged in the pan am 103 bombing over scotland has been hospitalized in deteriorating reuters. he is said to be suffering from terminal prostate cancer, has been living in libya under the asunlgts that he had just months to live. nic robertson visited his home in august and was told by his family then he was near death. >>> president obama's motorcade suffered a brief mishap today in tampa, when officers hit a speed bump, causing one to be thrown from his motorcycle. he has road rash and a possible dislocated shoulder, but is expected to make a full recovery. the motorcade continued on without stopping. >>> and this is the story everyone's talking about. brad pitt and angelina jolie, they are finally tieinging the knot. they have been together since 2005 and have six children together. three biological, three adopted. a pitt rep tells cnn the kids are very excited and brad pitt designed the ring himself. no word yet on a wedding day. everybody was going to want to know what's the dress. what's the dress going to look like? everybody wants to have all these questions an

megrahi was convicted in 2001 of the bombing of the bombing of pan am 103 as it flew from new york to london, all 250 people were killed, 11 others on the ground died from the falling wreckage. now he is headed to the hospital. >>> and to the campaign trail, a rocky start to the president's reelection effort, not one, not two but three major issues leaving the campaign team off message in recent weeks. let's go to the tape. >> this is my last election, after my election i have more flexibility. >> at four years, what we've heard is the biggest problem on the bench was judicial activision or lack of judicial restraint, that an unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly stud and passed law. >> what you have is mitt romney running around the country saying well, you know, my wife tells me that what women really care about are economic issues. and when i listen to my wife, that's what i'm hearing. yes what? -- guess what? his wife has actually never worked a day in her life. she's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of women in this country ar

. >>> the mastermind behind the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103 has been hospitalized in libya. abdel said said to need a blood transfusion. he was released from custody in 200 because he was thought to be dying of prostate cancer. the bombing of flight 103 over locker lockerbee, scotland killed 270 people. >>> nearly 59,000 pound of a frozen raw yellowfin tuna product is being recalled due to salmonella contamination. 116 people in 20 state, including the district of columbia have been sickened. no deaths reported. the product scraped from tuna bones is used to make sushi sold at restaurants and grocery stores. >>> 100 years ago today the titanic struck an iceberg. this morning two ships are nearing the site of the accident off newfoundland. one of the ships last thursday from halifax, nova scotia, where several ships were dispatched to pick up body of the dead in the icy water. later we'll talk with director james cameron about the tragedy and heroism of that day. >>> it's about 20 minutes past the hour. we'll head now to lonnie quinn for a check of the weather and more on the

to refuel and then steam up again and make it this way all away undetected because we forget that pan am for instance the had routine over flights between san francisco and the philippines and other parts of the pacific. they were commercial vessels and ships that operated in the there were naval ships that operate and so i think it was partially an assumption that nobody could get away with this massive strike but it was probably a little bit of a cultural aspect as well. spearman gandy underestimations to respond to the complacency? >> they thought the japanese bought into the myth that america was soft and we could not conduct aggressive were fair that we didn't have the national will to do it. speck of course it did take until april to hit tokyo. >> which is a little -- exactly. >> yes, back in the back. >> billy mitchell many years before had predicted a japanese attack on pearl harbor. i think that he was off by half an hour in the morning. was that an issue they took his advice or did it go back to the zero original documentation? did you find out in the answer to those? >> i didn

to refuel and then steam up again and make it this way all away undetected because we forget that pan am for instance the had routine over flights between san francisco and the philippines and other parts of the pacific. they were commercial vessels and ships that operated in the there were naval ships that operate and so i think it was partially an assumption that nobody could get away with this massive strike but it was probably a little bit of a cultural aspect as well. spearman gandy underestimations to respond to the complacency? >> they thought the japanese bought into the myth that america was soft and we could not conduct aggressive were fair that we didn't have the national will to do it. speck of course it did take until april to hit tokyo. >> which is a little -- exactly. >> yes, back in the back. >> billy mitchell many years before had predicted a japanese attack on pearl harbor. i think that he was off by half an hour in the morning. was that an issue they took his advice or did it go back to the zero original documentation? did you find out in the answer to those? >> i didn

to refuel and then steam up again and make it this way all away undetected because we forget that pan am for instance the had routine over flights between san francisco and the philippines and other parts of the pacific. they were commercial vessels and ships that operated in the there were naval ships that operate and so i think it was partially an assumption that nobody could get away with this massive strike but it was probably a little bit of a cultural aspect as well. spearman gandy underestimations to respond to the complacency? >> they thought the japanese bought into the myth that america was soft and we could not conduct aggressive were fair that we didn't have the national will to do it. speck of course it did take until april to hit tokyo. >> which is a little -- exactly. >> yes, back in the back. >> billy mitchell many years before had predicted a japanese attack on pearl harbor. i think that he was off by half an hour in the morning. was that an issue they took his advice or did it go back to the zero original documentation? did you find out in the answer to those? >> i didn

he was convicted for the bombing of a pan am flight over lockerbie, scotland. 270 people died in thers into his sentence he was released in 2009 after doctors predicted he would die of prostate cancer within three months. >>> this weekend republican presidential hopefuls are asking the support of gun owners. >> a gingrich presidency will submit to the united nations a treaty that extends the right to bear arms as a human right for every person on the planet. >> newt gingrich, mitt romney and even rick santorum who announced this week he was suspending his campaign, spoke at the convention in st. louis. although romney backed gun control when he was massachusetts governor, he now says he will protect the rights to bear arms. >> it's time to elect a president will will defend the rights president obama ignores, and i will protect the second amend. rights of american people. >> 60,000 people are attending the convention. gun sales are reportedly up in the u.s. especially among women. >>> oakland voters could soon decide if they want term limits and the end of right choice voting. the tr

i'm peter panned out. i just am. >> and it was full of kids, so you go in and think lots of kids. >> and tinker bell at my point in life has started to be annoying. you know what i'm saying? all right. here's the thing. congratulations to absolutely every single creative person involved with the making of "peter and the star catcher." it is brilliant! brilliant theater. it is part absurdist theater, it's part -- it's part of musical comedy but it's also a play with music. it will so surprise you. >> they do something with the rope. this sounds weird. they make you with just a rope make you feel like you're on a ship that's moving. they figured out the way to turn it into an entrance to a place. and it moves, the whole crew moves. the funniest guy -- >> his name is christian. he plays captain hook before he became captain hook. i don't think in all my years in going to theater, i've never seen anyone so enjoy being on the stage and the performers enjoying themselves. all the performers are amazing. he deserves a tony

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