lear, this was my wife with.he couldn't bear that role. >> charlie: all of us can know the stories behind the man. archie, gloria, edith and meathead couldn't tell them better. norman lear couldn't have written a more touching tale of his life than here, in "even this i get to experience." and president clinton, norman lear, he's been so successful throughout his more than nine decades on earth and how americans have relied on his wit and wisdom for more than six of the decades. it's also why "even this i get to experience" is such a great experience. >> i could listen to that all day. thank you, charlie. >> charlie: your son-in-law, the great jon lapook is at cbs. >> he is responsible for the title. the next morning, he called me and said, you have to promise me we can bury you. i said, why? he said, because i want to take your children some day, your grandchildren, my children to a stone that reads "even this i get to experience." >> charlie: thank you, norman. for more, visit us online at pbs.org and charliero

lear. the k stands for king lear. i love that. it becomes a prototype for a couple of people in your telephone -- television shows that the kids talk about later but let's stay with him for a while. tell us about k lear. >> he serves time when i was nine years old. he announced that he was going to oklahoma to do something there. a couple of men my mother had met said i don't like those men are men, don't go with those men. >> you are living on the east coast and oklahoma. >> in connecticut, in connecticut and his reply was finally when they were arguing about it, jeanette stifle yourself. [laughter] and then of course that's where archie got the word. he left and he was arrested the day he got back. he was going to bring me a 10-gallon hat from oklahoma and the day he was arrested there was a picture in the paper folding a hat over his face manacled to a detective, but he was briefed -- away for three years at a crucial time for a kid. and he persisted following that getting into trouble one way or another and the thing that defi

[inaudible] -- norman lear is here. is responsible for groundbreaking sitcoms like "all in the family," "the jeffersons," and more. his new book is called "even this i get to experience." i'm pleased to have norman lear back at the table. welcome. >> he is pleased to be here. >> i hope so. why did it take you so long to write this? >> it only took me 87 years. [laughter] i had nothing else to do. i wanted to write it 20 years before i actually wrote it, made notes, have people saving scripts and going through correspondence. i had a pile of stuff when i finally started five years ago. it took me about four and a half years. >> you said it made you realize how hard it had been to be a human being. >> i bet you've noticed. the circumstances of birth can vary and some have it so hard. i don't mean to compare myself to people across the globe, but just being a human being is difficult the matter the circumstance. >> you had it hard because your dad went to prison and your mom turned you over to relatives. >> my father went

lear, and he says the k. stands for king lear. i love that. [laughter] i know he becomes a prototype for a couple of people in your television shows we can talk about later, but let's just stay with him for a while. tell us about king lear, your king lear. >> he, he served time. when i was 9 years old, he announced that he was going to oklahoma to finish some deal, do something there with a couple of men my mother had met who said i don't like those men, herman, don't go with those men. >> and you're living on the east coast, so oklahoma's really -- >> yes. we were living in connecticut, in connecticut. and -- [laughter] his reply was, finally when they were arguing about it, jeanette, stifle yourself! [laughter] and that, of course, is where archie got the word. and he left, and he was arrested the day he got back. he was going to bring me a ten-gallon hat from oklahoma, and the day he was arrested there was a picture in the paper with his holding the hat over -- hat over his face, manacled to a detective. but he was away for three years at a

let's get an answer from norman lear. marijuana legalization. >> guest: solving the problem in our economy, i am not the economic maestro. >> host: should marijuana be legalized? >> guest: to the extent liquor is analyzed by think we can afford to legalize marijuana, yes. >> host: is there an issue you are focused on today? apolitical issued? >> getting money out of politics. that is certainly an issue. citizens united, overturning citizens united so that we know where the money is coming from corporations, billionaires' can't write checks, we don't know where they came from. money out of politics, number one cause for concern, it would be to get money out of politics. >> host: where did the title "even this i get to experience" come from? >> guest: i did very well over the years making false the show's the teenage and i had a good deal of money at one time and invested it very poorly in businesses i was involved in and reached a time when this money -- i got the sense i might have lost this and so i went to my partner wh

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lear, and you say the k stands for king lear. i love that. i know he becomes a prototype for a couple of people in your shows. but let's stay with him for a while. tell us about king lear, your king lear. >> guest: he served time when i was nine years old. he announced he was going to oklahoma to finish some deal, do something there, and a couple of men my mother had met who said, i don't like those men, herman, don't go with those men. >> host: you're living on the east coast. oklahoma is -- >> guest: we were living in connecticut. and his reply was, finally, when they were arguing about it, jeannette, stifle yourself! and that, of course, is where archie got the word. and he left and was arrested the day he got back. he was going to bring me a ten gallon hat, from oklahoma, and the day he was arrested, there was a picture in the paper with this -- his holing a hat over his face, man kelled to a -- handcuffed to a detective and was away at a crucial time for a kid. and he persisted following that, in getting into trouble one way or the other

let me go back to shakespeare for just a second, the king lear thing. once again, when i'm growing up, you know, we're having to read hamlet, king lear, whatever, but we're not turned on to it. and i gave a class in high school, and what i did i was i had everybody stand up on their seats. and i said we're going to read a little bit from hamlet, but i i want you to understand what the situation is in england. first of all, in london in this period everybody was going to the theater which was really weird. that was not happening anywhere else in the world, but for some reason theater had really caught on in london. there were all of these theaters, most of which would burn down every year, but more than half the population was going to the theater on a weekly basis. these theaters were nuts. they were loud and noisy, and there was a lot of drinking and other stuff going on. so the actors had to get the attention of the people. that's why i have you up on your seats, standing up on your seats, and now i i want you to read at the top of your voice because

let me go back to shakespeare for just a second, the king lear thing. once again, when i'm growing up, you know, we're having to read hamlet, king lear, whatever, but we're not turned on to it. and i gave a class in high school, and what i did i was i had everybody stand up on their seats. and i said we're going to read a little bit from hamlet, but i i want you to understand what the situation is in england. first of all, in london in this period everybody was going to the theater which was really weird. that was not happening anywhere else in the world, but for some reason theater had really caught on in london. there were all of these theaters, most of which would burn down every year, but more than half the population was going to the theater on a weekly basis. these theaters were nuts. they were loud and noisy, and there was a lot of drinking and other stuff going on. so the actors had to get the attention of the people. that's why i have you up on your seats, standing up on your seats, and now i i want you to read at the top of your voice because

a role printed with norman lear sat on the kitchen counter waiting for my mother to cut it up and so it into the close i was taking to camp with me in a few weeks. meanwhile, my father was about to take a plane to tulsa, then my friends in chelsea, mass. knew anybody who had flown anywhere. it had only been four years since charles lindbergh's through 33-1/2 hours in his single engine spirit of st. louis to get from new york to paris and the rare plane spotted in the sky had us kids chasing around the streets yelling lindsay, lindsay! flying to oklahoma was a big deal. he was traveling on some kind of business, monkey business, said my mother who sensed the men he had fallen in with were not to be trusted and for my upcoming birthday he was going to bring back a 10 gallon hats that was worn by my favorite film cowboy, herman, i don't like this. i don't want you to see those men. jet, he screams, the veins in his neck bulging as he stood over her with his nose stifling her. that is where he came from. herman lear, or as he preferred to be known, h k, this case standing for king, a nam

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investigators confirm a lear jet with front man bono took off in dublin and landed as planned after a scare in the air. there was a noise that was from a door that broke away from the plane. the left back door where luggage is loaded and unloaded blew off. officials say we saw the first photos but do not understand what could have happened and they have to investigate why the door broke off or fell >> there could be many reasons, something broke or the door was not closed properly, the usual problems. >> in the pressurization was not economized, this is no reason to go back if nothing was compromised. >> the pilot noticed a rumble similar to turbulence but felt no major change in how the happy was flying and only found out on the ground the aircraft had lost the door. neither the name of the private jet company or the pilot was given because of the continued investigation. >>> happening today a 52-year-old teach are accused of molesting a young student will be in court for a preliminary hearing. the 5th grade teacher at paradise valley elementary was arrested at his home last month af

. >> charlie: we conclude with norman lear who produced all in the family and other great sitcom hitsll a reflection. it sounds like i knew what the hell i was

the lear jet was able to land safely. his bandmates flew on another flight.ormed at a concert in berlin last night. >> after a care like that they still went on. >> that's impressive. >>> tori, let's check in with sal at 8:15. wet roads. a lot of traffic problems this morning. >> a lot of red on your maps. >> exactly. i say this is a time not to drive all over the bay area. it's slow. we have a new problem in san francisco along a major street. a tree down. you can see this huge tree is blocking almost all of the street here. someone was actually hurt in this incident. tara moriarty is there and gathering details. firefighters have transported one person to general hospital with injuries. all right. let's move along and take -- in fact, i am moving along. i am pushing a button to the freeways. taking about an hour and 20 minutes to drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. it really has been a terrible drive on the east shore freeway just after the carquinez bridge stop-and-go traffic. benicia bridge is slow. highway 4 and highway 680 are als

lear corporation that makes all these seats.these are the guys that are feelinggthe up tick and you're seeing some movement in those stocks. what can you say about gm and ford this year? not a lot. but really with the delphis, the lears, the american capsules, the bothering warners, all all these parts.making they really cut down in the recession. cut down to the bear bones and now all these demands come up, so are their stock price, so are customers paying more for their products. liz: let's put both of your picks on facebook.com liz claman. great to have those plays. jeff bennett and jack near add, kelley blue book executive analysis. good to see auto sales doing relatively well over an extended period looking like annual sales of 16 plus million. we're about 37 millions away. pimco has been scrambling to contain billion dollar outflows following bill gross' exit. could things take a sudden turn after a major shake up? charlie has the latest scoop. who hasn't had pimco in our portfolio at some point. you need to hear what char

the cargo door on his private lear jet popped wide open ander to tore off ten minutes before landing.hurt. rene marsh is here. how did that even happen? >> not supposed to happen. we know that, right? it remains under investigation, brooke. it could be that the door wasn't properly closed or some sort of part to the door malfunctioned. we still don't know the answer to that at this point. there were those five passengers who were onboard including bono and the question is were they in any danger. in a word they were not. as scary as this sounds. this is why. the cabin of the plane which we're talking about this lear jet 60 did not lose pressure at any point. that's key. the plane has a luggage compartment that's separate from the cabin. so when the luggage compartment lost the door, it did not impact the pressure level in the cabin. they didn't lose oxygen. oxygen masks were not deployed. they were all able to breathe. could this have been catastrophic? it could have been actually. if that door struck the tail or the wing of that plane, this may have been a different story. >> what ar

nbc news has confirmed that a door fell off his lear jet at 12,000 feet. the youtube star and four friends were headed there to pick up an award. the pilot didn't know what happened until after it landed. no loss of cabin pressure, they say. only what they thought was turbulence. right now german investigators have to find the lost door and lost suitcases and piece together what went wrong. >>> you are looking something we have never seen this close before. a picture of a comet from 300 million miles away. the washing machine size spacecraft that land odd that comet yesterday. the european space agency says it bounced once and touched down for good. so far the instruments are working. the lander is sending back data, which could help uncover secrets about the beginning of the universe. >>> 4:35. two new york city window washers were released from the hospital overnight. they are happy to be home after dangling from the tall theest building in the western hemisphere. a steel wire apparently snapped on the scaffolding equipment they were using and left them

lear is the author of a real fun memoir entitled "even this i get to experience." honor to have you here in the guest spot. >> thank you very much. >> and i have to say quickly, it's a giant collaboration responsible for all of that. no one person does what you described. >> no, of course. but you put some really important valuable television on the air. think back to the '70s, "all in the family," "good times" and "the jeffersons," all important shows with race. do you think you made a difference? >> i hope we made a difference. it's a lot of television. well, i know that people talked. that's the one thing i can be sure of. families discussed the show when they were over. and that's, you know, that's what we're supposed to be all about. an informed citizenry talking. >> it certainly got a lot of people talking. my family grew up watching "all in the family." many people saw archie bunker as a racist. and i wonder if that character would survive on a tv show today. >> i think the character would survive on a tv show today. i'm told by people who run shows, show ru

. >> his lear jet was about to land in berlin when the door flew off 8,000 feet in the air, scattering his luggage somewhere in the german countryside. >> it was scary. we were 25 minutes from the airport and there was a kind of bang. we thought we hit turbulence. >> that hatch was outside the cabin's pressurized area. oxygen masks were not needed. they landed safely in berlin and guess what? u2 went on and performed as scheduled that night. >> good for them. >>> new video shows the suspects at last year's carjacking at a new jersey mall were scouting for people three days before. they were returning to their ranger rover when he was shot to death and their suv was stolen. >>> also surveillance video. look at this. a masked man with a machete attempting to rob a small should -- shop in england. the worker behind the counter, not going anywhere. picks up something, starts to swing whatever he has, going at it for a little while. eventually the suspect gives up. gets on out of there with nothing. the suspect is still on the loose at this point. >>> and from turkey, a car speeding around

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chance of rain will spread over the rest of the bay it lear in the evening. >>> on this black friday,e are looking at white fog out there for the golden gate bridge, carquinez bridge, benicia bridge, bay bridge and many commutes this morning socked in with fog. so give yourself some extra time to get to where you need to be even if you need to be out there black friday shopping. i'll have more traffic coming up. >>> another photo scandal involving a law enforcement officer this time a palo alto detective is accused of sending a racy picture of a burglary suspect to his boss. the "chronicle" cites a police audit report. the report says the detective stole a photo of a female suspect and texted it to his supervisor. the detective was disciplined. auditors say they were concerned because the supervisor took more than two weeks to report the text to a sergeant and the sergeant then told him to delete the photo. the case is similar to an incident involving a dublin chp officer sean harrington who pled not guilty to charges he stole a female dui suspect's nude cell phone photos and sent the

the lear 36 executive jet left nassau and was trying to land at grand bahama international airport.his happened about 5:00 p.m. local time. now the cause of the crash is still unknown. and no word yet on the identities of all of those on board. >>> now we're turning to weather tonight. it's going to be a week of big changes. first there's a warmup coming and then temperatures take a drastic plunge. meteorologist justin drabick joining us now with a first forecast. justin. >> natasha, that's right. temperatures are going to be all over the place this upcoming week. something for everyone if you like warmer temperatures you'll like the next few days. you can feel the difference today. we did make it up to the upper 50s for highs but setting up to see a chilly night. already seeing mid 30s showing up across the region. allentown 34 degrees. lower 40s for philadelphia and millville. 44 in wilmington this hour. we have clear skies. so all the heat we had today is easily escaped right back into the atmosphere so that's why we're cooling off nicely in the suburb. quakertown sitting at free

although there has been no official confirmation of any victims much this is a lear jet takintakeing off from nassau 4:00 o'clock this afternoon and crashing at 5:00 o'clock while trying to land in free port. the cause of the crash i unknown but heavy rain it cross that region. that's still under investigation as they are trike to make more determinations about what they are learning in that crash. >> let's head over to meteorologist caitlin roth. >>> joyce, beautiful weekend little bit on the cool side we saw temperatures moderate a bit this afternoon compared to yesterday afternoon. hit 57 here in philadelphia. outside right now not much to speak of high pressure in place that brought us the sunshine today. and a couple of clouds off towards our west but really we'll be dry. we'll see some sunshine for at least the next two days. next chance for rain not until late tuesday night and that looks pretty minor. 46 outside right now. 36 in pottstown. 35 in allentown cooling down more considerably when you get away from the city. 35 in millville, new jersey. 42 in dover. 39 in wildwood.

authors include former counsel to president nixon, john dean, television writer and produce norman lear and cornell west. starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> los angeles times. at the top of the list are two memoirs, awsmmy poler's yes, please. the mind craft construction handbook comes in third, and in fourth fox news commentator bill to rile o'reilly's killing patton. then george r.r. martin provides a history of the hbo series "game of thrones." next on the miami herald list, brian martin addresses domestic violence in "invincible." and methods of exploring end of life care in "being mortal." in ninth, walter isaacson in "the innovators." and wrapping up the list is "agents of the apocalypse." for more information visit miamiherald.com and tune in to booktv on c-span2 this weekend for our live coverage of the miami book fair. >> you're watching booktv. next, jonathan last, editor of the seven deadly virtues, brought together 18 conservative writers to update, in a humorous way, william bennett's book of virtues. during this panel discussion on the book held at the ame

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i leared right away. i was crying on the plane. people are looking at me.'t have closure from it. is sense of justice was done. the next person immediately came in. that night. >> you were watching geraldo that night and you had mixed emotions. >> we saw people celebrating we saw all of that. i didn't feel cell bra tory. after ten years it brought back his death. it brought me back that day. it was a realization bin laden is dead and so is my brother. >> you said the wound would heal. >> i thought he was right on the money. he really is a sincere person real nice guy real personable person. i believed everything he said. one thing i wished that had it had happened on his watch. it didn't but it did happen. >> it did happen. >> it was a great two hours of television. i am glad you did this. the picture he said it is probably something we wouldn't want to see. >> because he said that group and people need to know that the united states with all of their will and might finally got him and that's all they need to know. >> rob o'neil is the only war on terror to

. >>> today dozens of baggage hand lear handlers at philadelphia airport are on strike. monique, is the strike affecting travelers? >> reporter: no, because we're told a handful of workers have stayed on the job. city council have just introduced a resolution in council. what they want is for the airport to resolve this labor dispute between crime fligprime which is a private contractor, and the baggage handlers. now, our camera was rolling when the baggage handlers walked off the job very, very early this morning. they are hooird by prihired by flight. they said they should be making 10:28 an hour, not 7.25. they want to form a union and hopefully receive additional benefits. >> we have to wait two years before we can get vacation. who waits two years to get vacation? nobody. >> reporter: now, the seiu are working with the baggage handlers. they tell us they'll stage another protest at noon. that's the latest from the airport, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> meanwhile, a truck driver admits he fell asleep at the wheel. his big rig caused a deadly pileup near reading y

. >>> we're learning one of the world's largest suppliers of airbags is lear had been secretly involving problem since 2004 but did not start warning the public since. >> joining us now is a senior analysis with kelley blue book. how big is the scope of this airbag defect? how many car companies are we talking about. >> 14 million worldwide. i would say massive is the best word to use to describe this recall. none of those numbers i have confidence in are not going to change and mostly change upwards versus downward. >> so carl this is pretty damning. the allegation is that the car company, the manufacturer knew that it's airbags could explode but covered it up for four years. this is--this is out of the box, isn't it? >> it is a major supplier. if something happens to them it would be very hard to fill that void. it would take a while to ramp up to fill that void. but if that's true, the remark that if it is true that will take that company into a serious legal liability that will be devastating. >> you talk about the numbers here not necessarily trusting all the numbers that have come

you saw him a little earlier live at after that, television producer norman lear, even this i get to experience, he will do a call in so you will talk with him. he is the founder of people for the american way as well. lots going on. cornell west will be out here all little later. a couple of the guards who were in benghazi on september 11th, 2012, will be here as well. lots going on here in miami. now let's go up, you can see one of our camera guys on those green. we will go live in chapman hall, walter isaacson will stars in a minute. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] a [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this is booktv's live coverage of the miami book fair, chapman hall is on your scree

the daily mail is saying that when that hatch -- the lear jet.en the hatch opened, luggage flew out. may have lost some clotheses maybe some sunglasses, but airport officials are sin -- saying the flying landed safely no deprecisionize -- depressureizeation, he don't seem to worried about it. he is a good guy. >> doesn't have any luggage. >> safety is what matters, though. any thank you. your car knows a lot about you. ever thought about this? it might not only know where you've been and how you got there but i may even communicate with the other cars about where you're going. that's the idea for the future, the cars talk to each other electronically. how much of your information will stay private? car companies are addressing that. the never before released 9-1-1 call that came in a teenage shooter as he killed his classmates at a high school. among the calls, one from a hero teacher who confronted the gunman. the story of the hero coming up. at your credit report site. do you guys have identity theft protection? [ male voice ] i'm sorry, did yo

investigators say severe weather may be to blame after a small plane crashed on approach at died in a here lear jet, including a popular christian minister who was on the executive board at oral roberts university. >> seven years in prison for a man who admitted he stole five million dollar violences. the thief grabbed the violins after attacking a musician with a stun gun. investigators say the violin is not damaged in any way. they found it nine days later in an attic in milwaukee. >>> cops say a car went airborne during a crash, slamming into the second floor of a home. happened last night outside wilmington, delware. thedóyì(ápár left a giant hole n the house which is a converted barn. police say only the driver was hurt, and even he not too badly. >> shepard smith reporting continues from fox news channel after this. i lost my sight in afghanistan, but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symp

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all in the family, good times,, good times, princess bride, people before the american way,, norman lear is the man behind all of that. >> how did i get in television? i wanted to be a press agent i was a kid of the depression. i had one uncle used to flick me a quarter when he saw me. i wanted me. i wanted to be that uncle that could flick a quarter. while i was overseas, got me a job. it was as a press agent. when i was fired i came to california to seek another job. i ran into a fellow who wanted to write comedy. that is what i have basically been doing all my life without realizing it. i fell into it. >> well, some of your shows, , and pick the phone lines up if you would like to participate in our conversation. some of your shows were known to have political messages, if that is a fair way of saying it. and you riding your book, the controversy that this shows set off, particularly some individual episode created a good deal of criticism. if you want to send the message i was told use western union. >> who remembers western union now? i denied sending messages. that's not what i was

. >> reporter: it's a top priority for russian president vlad lear putin modernizes the nation's armedces an upgrade that's consumed between 3.3 and 3.4% of russia's economic output i ever year since putin came to power. >> they are sort of halfway through their transformation of a cold war military style conducting large scale military operations on. a smaller, lighter faster force that can try to push around their neighbors. >> reporter: western sanctions over the cries let ukraine, falling oil prices and blistering inflation are hammering russia's economy. you but so far the kremlin has not tempered its ambitious goal of bringing two-thirds of the nation's military hardware up to date by the end of the decade. while inflation will take a bite out of rush's defense budget in real terms, the kremlin is still on track to allocate more than 4% of the nation' output towards defense spending next year. a gdb commitment nato's european members are nowhere near matching. >> nato is a an alliance of 20 5eu9 corrupt kitt are yous the tasks to secure the defense of its populations. >> reporter

lear to weigh in republican congressman darrell issa of california. he is the chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee. congressman, welcome back to the show. always good to have you on. i got to tell you, this whole idea that the internet needs to be regulated by like a utility scares me because i know just how heavily regulated utilities really are. what is your reaction? >> well, first of all it is inappropriate for the president to call on an independent agency to make a decision the way he wants to make it. he already got to a point, three out of five democrats on the commission but, secondly, in washington be be careful what you wish for. he says he wants the internet regulated like a utility. well, guess what? your electric utility charges you by the watt that you buy, but if you buy peak watts, they charge you more. if you buy off peak watts you get a deal. you know you can can regulate like your electric utility and discover, guess what? it can be worse, not better. if you look at your phone bill, you know, congress and

rear door of a private lear jet carrying the rock star fell off mid flight.d no one was hurt. investigators say there's a chance the door was not closed properly but the exact cause of the accident still is not clear and that door is still missing. >> this is one of most popular times of the year to head out and buy a new car and tonight we have a few tricks of the trade to make sure you are getting what is best for your budget. >> fox's crisic mew rah take u s in the drivers seat. >> auto dealer dealers are the o celebrate the new year. they have reason to celebrate and maybe so do you. ♪ >> looking back, car sales slum in the recession. falling from 17 million in 2,005 to just 10 million in 2009. thou they're bouncing back and the big success story of 2014 is the small suv. >> the small suv segment is the hottest segment in the market right now. >> reporter: jessica caldwell writes for the car website edmunds.com. she predicts across the board manufacturer close out on leftover 2014s even wheeling and dealing on those popular small suv's. >> they've increas

. >>> suspect in the abduction of cash lear a freeland gaither will be in a philadelphia courtroom on wednesday. delven barnes is being held on other charges in virginia but he will be brought here for an appearance in federal court. he was arrested in maryland last week and freeland gaither is back with family in north philadelphia. >>> three months on the job the new head of veterans affairs says he is reorganizing the agency. va secretary robert mcdonald gave 60 minutes a preview. mcdonald, the former ceo of proctor and gamble says it is all about being accessible and responsive to the department's 22 million customers. >> every decision we make, every criteria we use will be about the veteran. we are calling it my va. >> the reorganization, comes following revelations of long wait times for care, and scheduling cover ups at many va hospitals. >>> president obama announced a new visa agreement with china on the first day of his eight day visit to asia. obama wore traditional chinese clothe to go greet the nation's president. u.s. and china agreed to make it easier for to us wrist,

he and eight other people were killed as their lear jet approached grand bahama island in the bahamas. everyone on board was killed. the plane exploded on impact colliding with a crane at a shipyard and plunging into a junkyard. pastor munroe was also an author and business consultant. there was heavy rain at the time of the crash. >>> it's amazing there were only minor injuries from this air canada crash in edmonton. a propeller broke off and crashed into the fuselage. incredibly, the passenger sitting in that seat is all right with a minor head injury. she posted this photo on facebook because she feels no one was taking the accident seriously enough. >>> two americans held by north korea are back home this morning after their weekend release. kenneth bae who had been held for two years celebrated his freedom by, what else, sharing pizza with his family. he's doing remarkably well. here now abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: the last of the two americans held prisoners in north korea are back on u.s. soil. kenneth bae, who had been sentenced to 15 years of hash labor, home, along with