, villain, bad, villain, villain, it doesn't make it so. >> his strategy was to plant a seed of doubtjust one juror's mind. >> if there's a hung jury, we may have to start over again. >> then the case went to the jury. wendy's family, as they had done throughout the trial, gathered together once again and prayed. her mother hugged prosecutor gail levine, who pursued escoto so ferociously. >> she is my hero, without a doubt she is my hero. >> two and a half hours after the jury went out, cell phones started buzzing in the courthouse. so many years since wendy's murder, and now, in moments, her family would know. >> the years of waiting. the years of mourning her, all of a sudden we're told the verdict is in. before i got to the courtroom i was already crying. i was shaking. >> wendy's family members held their breath. escoto appeared to do the same as the judge instructed the clerk to read the verdict. >> we the jury in miami-dade county, florida, this 22nd day of april, 2014, find the defendant, michel escoto, guilty of first degree premeditated murder. >> michel escoto sat stone face

. >> reporter: james bond already has a new villain and his next film isn't even out yet. like the scene from the last bond movie sky fall, hackers have attacked. >> can someone tell me how he got into our system? >> reporter: an early version of the screenplay for the next 007 film spectre, still in production, was stolen by hackers. in a statement, ion productions says it is concerned that third parties who have received the

. >>> a replacement for joan rivers on fashion police and stephen hawking as a bond villain?s next. >>> welcome back. taking a look at the updated radar out of southern california, we're still driving up i-5, but in los angeles the first showers are moving through. they'll get more consistent here. it will be a rainy morning drive through all areas of coastal and southern california. and as far north as northern california. interesting with this storm the northwest is actually pretty dry. still chilly in the 40s today. as we look forward to the week ahead, shower activity tomorrow, may try to make it into arizona tomorrow. or phoenix or tucson area. by time we get to thursday, we're finally dried out in southern california. this is good. we'll see how we end up. we don't want flooding of course. >> very true. thanks. >>> now for for some entertainment news. following the tragic death of joan rivers etelevision has announced that kathy griffin will be taking over her role as host of "fashion police." the new episodes set to start in january. melissa rivers says kathy just feel

"caught on camera: heroes and villains." >> another family of rafael ramos, one of the new york cityolice officers nafs killed, speaking right now. let's listen. [ speaking spanish ] [ speaking spanish ] >> the family of rafael ramos, one of the new york city police officer s that was killed by the gunman ismaaiyl brinsley reacting to news, no doubt the sorrow and now the investigation that's also going. just heard from the new york chief of detectives within the last hour as they described their investigation and how far they have made it so far in that process. and the families now of the two officers having to look at planning what will be a very sad pair of events in the coming weeks. those will be the funerals for the two officers that were killed, that were assassinated, as bill bratton, the police commissioner of new york city had described this incident from this weekend. as they are remembering, in this case, rafael ramos and the family discussing what's happening. let's listen into this. >> i would like to thank all those who shared their sympathy and sup por for beloved fa

our top ten heroes and villains.e is rachel crane. >> as the year comes to a close, it's time to count down the top ten heroes and villains of 2014. let's start with the villains. number ten, hackers. apple, snap chat, michaels, sony. cnn money calls 2014 the year of the hack. more than half of american adults have had their personal information exposed by data breaches. number nine, vladimir putin. russian president vladimir putin invaded and annexed crimea in march. he's accused of fueling a bitter conflict in eastern ukraine and providing weapons that brought down malaysian airlines flight 17 killing all 298 people on board. number eight, boko haram. in april boko haram militants kidnapped more than 200 teenage girls from a boarding school in nigeria. despite hope this fall the girls would be returned, boko haram says the girls have converted to islam and have been married off. the group's attacks on villages in nigeria continue. number seven, isis. that terror hit close to home this year when isis released five h

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real life beauty takes on a real life beast.you don't moment when a pint size menace puts a disney villainn his place. >>> a heart shaped locket. a south jersey mother pleads for help after her daughter lost her locket, this one held her father's ashes. >>> but first more on the nor'easter moving out of our area and into other parts. the heavy rain and high winds die down and the insure is no longer bearing the brunt of the storm. the same can't be said for areas to the north, for more on what else we can expect from the system we turn to meteorologist, melissa magee at the big board. >> we are tracking the nor'easter and the heaviest of rainfall is tracking to the east and stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing you the area of low pressure south of long island and it continues to lift to the north and because of that the heaviest drain is to the north and east. we go tighter to stormtracker 6 live double scan, you can still see rainfall north and west of town, and the wins are coming in out. north and northwest. earlier today we had strong winds at the shore, as high as 55 miles per h

time to count down the top ten heroes and villains of 2014.t's start with the villains. number 10, hackers. apple, snapchat, michael's, sony. cnn money calls 2014 the year of the hack. more than half of american adults have had their personal information exposed by data breaches. number nine, vladimir putin. russian president vladimir putin invaded and annexed crimea in march. he's accused of fuelling a bitter conflict in eastern ukraine and then providing the weapons that brought down malaysia airlines flight 17, killing all 298 people on board. number eight, boko haram. in april, boko haram militants kidnapped more than 200 teenaged girl from a boarding school in nigeria. despite hope this fall the girls would be returned, boko haram now says the girls have converted to islam and have been married off. and the groups' attacks on villages in nigeria continue. number seven, isis. that terror hit close to home this year when isis released five horrific videos of both british and american hostages being beheaded. the group took control of large

we will have valorie playing a character, a villainized version of her. written by a guy who tortured her nine years ago who hated her, this is his villainized version of her. it's all that. and she has decided, you know, in one moment that's me. they can't do that and then she's offered the job and it's not me it's the character. it's okay it's not me. and we watch in every episode that's not me or that's me. you can't have it -- you know, like so what's the difference. you can't decide that. >> as i listen to you talk now i wonder whether or not this is really an expose on human beings at large, not just reality stars or bona fide actors but who we are as human beings that we want to pick and choose and ebb and flow when we want to be real and not real, when it's really us or not. that's an indictment on us as human beings in society today. >> indictment is harsh. >> yeah. actor portrayal? >> i'm going to play it safe and call it an observation. >> okay. okay. i'll take that. i'll go with observation for 500 please. [ laughter ] we'll go with that. obse

and this villain will say, now you're going to see my evil plan, mr. bond. but mr.ll say, "if i'm going to see it, mind if i put in my contacts." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] then, i don't want to ruin the ending, i don't want to ruin the ending, but the contacts go in and things get pretty bad for the villain. [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. last night barbara walters named amal clooney the most fascinating person of 2014. however, nobody was in the room at the time and barbara fell back asleep. [ laughter ] amal clooney. [ laughter ] this is amazing. yesterday the prime minister of haiti -- the prime minister of haiti announced his resignation after several days of protests, said the prime minister, "haitians gonna hate." [ laughter ] haitians gonna hate. shake it off. this is unfortunate. today a catholic priest was sentenced after being convicted of embezzling money from a charity. said catholic officials, "embezzlement, oh thank god. [ laughter ] oh, oh i thought it was going to be so much worse. oh, thank you. oh it's a christmas miracle. he just sto

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and i thought this is the perfect emblem of how hollywood always has to find the villain, the villaininess and now elizabeth warren, the villain is business wall street. this isn't new. we've always had this sort of anti-capitalist. those who do so well under capitalism who for whatever reason, lack of intelligence, guilt, why did i succeed and not others, do i really deserve this, or simply political derangement of some sort of want to locate the root of that in what is otherwise known as the free enterprise system that people leave their countries for sometimes on rafts so -- >> they want to be a part of it, right, absolutely. >> so they come to florida to become part of a free country. >> i only have a minute left but i do want to throw this in because this is interesting in light of the torture memo and feinstein democrats saying we're a bad country because we torture people. the taliban massacre 130 people in pakistan. most of them children. it's pakistan's fault. if pakistan had joined with the u.s. to fight the taliban it would have been defeated a long time ago. but pakistan t

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guest: the villain would be north korea? host: in that case, yes. guest: ah, ok. i admire his been rosenberg's stuff. i always read her when i can. she's written a lot of sharp reviews, sharper than the average these days. i take her seriously. i don't know if we're unloading -- i mean, we're unloading our own misgivings about the coarsening and the extreme violence in our entertainment, we're unloading that on to the north koreans. host: are there conversations we should be having that we're not having here just by, you know, blaming the attack on north korea and worrying about the email release from sony and what might be in those emails and what might not be in those conversations? guest: oh, i see, i see. well, i haven't read that piece by her. i would guess that what she's suggesting is it's kind of what i was indicating before, which is that we focus -- there is a tendency in hollywood to beat up on north korea. north korea has been a whipping boy for north korea for -- north korea has been a whipping boy for hollywood for some time . there's a great example

>>rosen--i definitely think that this will change the way hollywood deals with north korea as a villainreporter:insider christopher rosen, the huffpost managing entertainment editor weighs in. >>this movie beyond the assisatination makes alot of fun of him. mocked routinely 11:10:51 he comes off as a spoiled brat that alone hurt his appeal and vision around the world. so obviously thats one of the reasons why he didnt want it to come out >> reporter:the u.s. has a complicated history of dealing with the north korean government. our thea andrews was right there five years ago when journalist laura ling tearfully embraced her family including sister and fellow journalist lisa ling after spending 140 days in a north korean prison. she and her colleague euna lee were found guilty of a "grave crime" and illegal entry into the country and sentenced to twelve years in a labor camp. jon-un's father, kim jong-il was the north korean leader at the time when former president bill clinton and his team came to the rescue. >>thirty hours ago yuna lee and i were prisoners in north korea. >>we knew the

he was such a villain before, all the discrepancies between what he said then and what we know now and what he did was he apologized -- i saw probably 45 minutes of it. the only real substance that i saw come out of that is when jim jordan asked how much he got paid, and he wouldn't answer. then he consulted with his lawyer to find out if he could say how much he was paid. he got paid a lot of money, $400,000, some say up to $2.5 million. they had the ball, gruber and obama care and i think they gave it up. >> do you think gruber did a great job today? >> he did a great job of i'm not doing a very great thing. i think the apology is well done, but as kimberly pointed out, this is got some supreme court implications coming up. how much this guy has said and how much controversy this has raised as a result of that may or may not impact that court. but i don't think one hearing is going to undo the problems he created for himself. >> the democrats were mad, but they were mad for another reason. one of the reasons they were mad is because it caused a pr problem for the democrats. >> that's

online we don't like villains. it's not the cost-benefit al analysis. it's the internal judge and asked that in one case is asleep and awake in the other. it's all about justification. what is justified? everybody else is doing it so we need an experiment in which people are solving the little problems that we have an active student sitting in the front row and 30 years into the experiments experiments -- 30 minutes and he says i sold everything. what do we do now. if you were the experiment you would be on problem one. you have no idea they are cheating. they would say you finished everything take all the money and go and you see them going away with all the money for what happened to the other people in the room, lots more people would cheat but you could have two theories and say maybe it's because other people realized there is no consequence. in this extremity i can cheat and get away with it and nothing happens, that's one possibility. the second is because everybody else is doing it. so we change the outfits of the students. we ran the six primit

. >> i want her to walk through the streets without feeling like she's a villain, a criminal, protected by the police not from ing. >> sarah hoye, al jazeera, new york. >>> patricia rose, director of the center for race and ethnicity. professor rose i would like your reaction to the are attorney general's announcement, this will affect federal law enforcement. that is the focus of the problem, will this make an impact? >> i think it always matters when the federal government sets guidelines for requirement of equal treatment under the law. african americans have long had to plead to the federal government for protection and for acts and the like that do extend those rights. at the same time, there's always been a significant gap between federal sort of legal expectations and local and state and municipal and county operations. so that gap may still continue. but with this expanded law and expanded terms with greater data, more legal cases can be brought to bear on unjust situations. right now there's very little data and a very loose kind of set of guidelines. >> well, there is no quest

identifying single villains is nuts. some reputational risk, i kept the names out. i no what would have happened. someone would have gotten wedged best case. the problem is if you go in and clinch one or two high-frequency traders you are now attacking the system so if you really want to no who the people are, arguably they are not the victims. exchanges are the villains. they sold your information, but if you want to no the bad ones are. it does not say all that much about speed. more speed. more that they care about speed the more they are involved. you can go and get cancer. >> next question. thank you so much for being here, both of you. the financial services initiative. what should we do, rigged to safeguard. >> so, the book is about david in the financial system, and exchange owned by investors the whole.of which is to create an environment for investors are not exposed to predators who else? may have actually created a kind of solution to a problem. if it works what you have is model for how you saw for other problems through disruptive entrepreneurship brin

it's every hero needs -- every hero needs a villain. we moved to the dumpster category. i am starting with jonathan gruber. he got into massive trouble when a video surfaced of him talking about the stupidity of the american voter. he has moved from obscurity to universal derision. even his friends on the left to announce him. -- denounce them. >> i am going to go with kim jong-un who began the year by assassinating his uncle. finished off the year by having the u.s. shut down the internet, humiliate him. when james franco and set throw can get the best of you, you know you've had a bad year -- seth rogan can get the best of you, you know you've had a bad year. >> sony is the second biggest loser. they mishandled the movie from start to finish. bad cyber security that allowed the hack. a lot of liberal executives were sending borderline racist e-mails. they finally did the right thing and made up a little bit of ground. $18 million over the weekend for the online distribution of that movie. >> their stock price is way up. my next loser is ted cruz. he began the year in t

for a lot of people it was an easy villain and she went in there with the express desire to take himn. i guess the campus already had some issues going on there. joanne, should jackie's friends even be talking to her to set this straight or demand a new writer? >> i think at this point they just want their story to come out. if she is feeling sorry for what she should, she should paint them in a better light. i am fascinated she still has a job, that she hasn't left or wasn't fired. we see people that will tweet something insensitive and they are gone without an explanation. this is just so odd to me. i think it has to do with the subject matter that they are not. and then they will give her a second chance again because it was her narrative. she will set things right now. but really how can we ever trust her? >> and if they fire her, it is almost as though she is now the victim. especially in the light of a feature that is about victimization, rolling stone is too afraid to become the masculine villain. >> it may be a legal thing where they will be sued very badly and they would rat

who was the villain? the epa. the government agency. epa regulator keeps harassing them and forces them to shut down the machine where they have been storing ghosts and causing all kinds of chaos reigned supreme. brings on the marshmallow man. only a big regular could cause a problem that big. and it features great lines about being small business owners. he says, you don't know what it is like out there. they expect results. [laughter] great story about entrepreneurship. here is kind of how the host of the show interjects himself in a little bit of that episode and movie. [video clip] >> good evening. listen, we are in a lot of trouble with the epa. if you stick around, we have to fill out a lot of interdimensional commerce forms. if you could relocate to new jersey or maybe canada, you would be doing us a solid. >> thanks. >> are you a god? on my mother's side. were not very religious about it. waling go once or twice a year on holidays. >> then -- [screams] >> that is the opening bit they do. they discuss the aims of the show -- them

awhile your riding your bicycle unfortunately, he beats me he remember watching you play our red villain and red devil lodge i knew he was not only a nerd but diffusing you spoke to me before i was a supervisor you're a huge influence and took me under our wing i'm grateful for the personal relationship i developed before i became a supervisor so thank you very much and before i turn it over to respond to the comments madam clerk any comments. >> thank you supervisor tang as a pertains to the details thank you for hiring such a wolf aid you were also there when it pretender to the duties we'll miss them as well as you good luck mr. president. >> president chiu. >> colleagues this is an overwhelming moment and at some point because of the hurdle every one of you will massachusetts pass through this moment as your last day we know the opportunity to serve is unparalleled an incredible experience leaving this chamber looking at the the ceiling and all of you it is hard i want to most of my comments are around thanksgiving, i am thankful for any family and parents and my close friends the tr

. >> the character i played is always the top villain. >> on this day, the villain is the hero. >> if you've seen the footage, i have to go up to grab him. i couldn't grab around his neck. i do a little jump. fortunately i was strong enough to be able to pull him down. fighting uphill always sucks. i knew i couldn't out-muscle him. once he started fighting me off and hold himself up. his body was starting to lighten up and i grabbed him in a body scissor. there are a lot of ways to get out of it, or counter it. fortunately, he didn't know any so it worked out best for everybody. >> and just like that, the menacing passenger is down for the count. >> once he was out, like, i didn't know what my next step was. i mean, it's not something you hold on forever, i don't want to kill guy. it's also something if you let go of him, he's going to be back on his feet in 45 seconds. the train just happened to hit a stop and the doors opened up. i figured, like, get rid of him, throw him on the platform and hopefully no one else is there and no one else's problems. one guy said, help me throw him o

they need a villain, the cia becomes the new baby killer, the new villain. i say anything, anything done to a terrorist associated with 9/11 or any other attack, anything gets my approval. >> thank you. agreed. coming up, anne coulter, and more. >> you see a trend developing here, professor gruber? >> i don't understand the question. >> it's a lot of stupid quotes you've made. that's the trend. >> obama care architect and m.i.t. economist jonathan gruber was grilled on capitol hill earlier today from laurps on both sides of the aisle demanding to know why he repeatedly refers to us, the american people, as stupid. coming up darrell issa weighs in on tonight's hear. did the democrats put american lives at risk by releasing the cia enhanced interrogation report? just go to facebook.com/hannity, twitter @seanhannity. tell us your answer. this season, celebrate what's new, the bigger, better menu at red lobster! with more of what you love! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! so hurry in! and sea food differentl

we're about to have a grand opening and the super villain tries to bring us down. >> how can we helpeason two? >> spread the word the season is available on youtube. >> wouldn't it be fun if you had all the cool toys at your disposal? that's basically what this video is all about. is the liocomotive rally you've seen many times before. >> you rode it. >> i did ride it. this is the movie car from the "transformers" movie. they're out there having a blast. it's shot with pretty incredible drone technology. the guy tears out in the desert, using their iris plus and x8 plus. highlighting my buddy, david urbanic of local motors, i got to go behind the scene of this video, go shoot. they invited me to see how the drones fly. >> you'd never be able to see what these cars are doing doing the donuts unless you had a drone. >> the cool part of being out there to see how they do all this stuff is the 3d robotic following feature. it is an app you put on your phone, hit follow, stick the phone in your pocket and then the aerial drone will follow you down the road. you don't have to fly it. you r

a in uh cast of villains and bond girls, more from the unveiling in london. >> the world east largestise celebrated its half century last time out by taking the box office action to new heights. sky fall took over billions of dollars worldwide. thursday, filmmakers gathered at pinewood studios 007 sfaj for what's become a must-see moment in the cinematic calendar, the naming of bond's latest mission. of course, the countdown clock didn't reach 0, stopping tra t dramatically on everyone's minds. that is the moment bond 24 becomes "specter." the acronym of assassi assassiassassin assassins .special eck executive counterterrorism robotics and extorti extortion. it offers the prospect of bond renewing an acquaintance with an old enemy. he'll do it with a new set of wheels as his aston martin perished during sky value. the dv-10, not so much an vehicle but an extension of bond's character. and then there were human characters to introduce. "skyfall" marked the changing of a guard at mi-6. but the absence of the great judy dench seemed to haunt the cavernous room. >> i'm working to find my

those officers are angry too, wondering when did we become the villains, how do i know do my job? it's just ordinary fleece but the comfort it provides is immeasurable. the america red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day. so this season give something that means something. >>> i can't breathe, i can't breathe. those words rang out in the streets of new york city and across the country this work, words on the lips of thousands of angry protesters. the man who spoke those words with his last breath, eric garner, who was selling cigarettes illegally on a staten island street corner when police arrested him, brought him down and many believe killed him. this terrible video is disturbing to all of us, including police officers. we've talked to many who are sickened by it, but at the same time, it has eroded the trust that people feel for cops. new york's mayor, bill de blasio, talked how some people fear the very cops they look to for security. >> so i've had to worry over the years, is donte safe each night. there are so many who feel that he have n

chinese villains were replaced with north koreans after angry editorials appeared in chinese newspapersllowing worldwide riots, south park creator saw an opportunity for satire -- >> a cartoon is about to air on american television with -- with the muslim prophet mohammed as a character. >> reporter: but comedy central balked, sensoring the prophet's image. and in one of the most controversial films in recent years, "the passion of the christ," 20th century fox passed on tis tdistribution rights. >> controversy like this can help the buzz of a movie, but in this case now, turning the corner and now a lot of people are afraid to go. i've talked to many people today who are now second-guessing themselves if they should be going to screenings of this movie. >> reporter: the hack already hitting sony where it hurts, in the wallet. sony stock down 10% in the last two weeks. some analysts say they could spend millions in the fallout. and today, the first lawsuit. one class action suit by two former employees, claiming sony failed to protect confidential information, calling it an epic nightma

i don't want to villainize the animals themselves and say they're inherently evil as many maybe who advocate for plant based diets might share that perspective. they certainly play an integrated role in lots of farming systems that have been really critical to development of our agriculture over time. but we are in a consumption crisis at this point where live stock are a core driver of climate change, deforestation, fresh water and ocean water pollution, biodiversity laws causing water stress and a real threat to food security. to put this in perspective we are raising 70 billion land based animals a year that have a tremendous environmental cost. while we hear a lot about cattle which are a high carbon emitter i'd like to just point out this scale of chicken, pig, and poultry production because those animals are eating an enormous amount of grain. they take and enormous amount of land and produce an enormous amount of waste. about 70 billion animals a year that we're raising and slaughtering are -- the demand is actually skyrocketing. by 2050 we're trying to figure out right now how to pro

. >> reporter: james bond already has a new villain and his next film isn't even out yet. like the scene from the last bond movie sky fall, hackers have attacked. >> can someone tell me how he got into our system? >> reporter: an early version of the screenplay for the next 007 film spectre, still in production, was stolen by hackers. in a statement, ion productions says it is concerned that third parties who have received the stolen screenplay may seek to publish it or its contents. after releasing more stolen files this weekend, the hackers say they're just getting started. >> promising a lot more to come in what they call the merry christmas bash that will have the most devastating consequences to sony. >> reporter: sony declined to comment on the latest revelations. >> by all indications, it is going to get a lot worse before it gets a lot better. >> reporter: in a tech website recode which partners with nbc news, says media were pointed to yet another batch of data posted on a file sharing website. >> by disclosing so much precise information about the studio and how

. >> do you feel the real villain here is the writer who came to your campus looking for this narrative? what do you think should happen to her? >> i think the real villain is probably just the big problem of sexual assault on uva campuses and also around the nation and a global issue. i think that regardless of whether this story is factually true, and regardless of how uncomfortable i felt being interviewed in this article or how uncomfortable other people have felt, i think she brought light to an issue. regardless of whether or not this was true there, was something terrifying and frightening in reading us that hit home to all of us and that's something we need to look at for ourselves. if i -- sorry. go for it. >> i was going to ask you one more thing, sandra, and that's something i'm very concerned about. late last night a right wing website published what is apparently jackie's last name. i'm not going to say it on this program. how do you feel knowing that her last name is being published and it seems like she's going to be targeted who think she made all of this up. >> i feel v

actor christian balz will play a villain. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more in the protest inhoke hold case. >>> plus new questions about truman capote's classic book "true blood. wts. >>> and we'll go to los angeles for the announcement of this year's grammy nominations. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >> we begin at 4:30 with breaking news, mobile three liver at the scene of a row home fire. the flames broke out about 20 minute ago, on the unit block of south connestoga street. firefighters just got this one under control. we've learned one person is being evaluated for injuries. the fire has not spread to any other homes. stay with us for the very latest all morning long. >> it is friday, december 5th, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. stories we're following today. >> fiery toned one car crash leaves one person dead. >> comedian bill cosby is fighting back against at least one every hirst accusers, the new development playing out in a california courtroom. >>> and, take two, liv

that villain is the arch villain in reagan's life, robert kennedy. he became reagan's supreme nemesis foreign usual reasons. in 1961 con -- upon becoming his brothers attorney general bobby kennedy perceived corruption with a vengeance. the sidebar he also targeted political opponents. in february of 62 kennedy paul reagan before a grand jury two weeks later after that but the justice department subpoenaed reagan's tax returns. it never resulted in an indictment that reagan lost his job as host of the general electric -- reagan's kids got that news over lunch one sunday. i just lost my job the future president told his son michael. the kennedys threatened a general audit. his daughter maureen confirmed that conversation in her memoirs saying quote bobby kennedy had a hand in this cancellation. this may not be accurate but other reporters have pointed out the general election was losing ratings but that is not what counts. what counts is in reagan's mind bobby kennedy leaned on general electric and caused the cancellation of the general electric theat

>>> never up top and -- nfl up top and the raiders you know they thrive on being the role of the villainpop holes in chief -- they pop holes in the postseason plans for the chiefs. why not another contender? kahlil mack. got the keep your head on a swivel man when you face the buffalo bills. early first quarter and kyle orton. he's going deep. found rookie receiver sammy watkins who beat dj hayden. 42-year-old play. they're up. first play of the second quarter. here comes derek carr and james jones back in the end zone to tie the game up at #. second half -- 7. second half. raiders up by three and they unleash the beast. latavius murray. 2025 yards and jewel -- 25 yards and jewels we call that explosion play. five minutes later a two point game. carr throws it up. andre holmes comes up and grabs it. guy is 6'8" jewels. a whole lot of man. after mcfadden runs inside the 5. they're going to jermaine -- his first career touchdown. and the bills didn't go away. orton, scrambling. looking. hoping. somebody get open. that somebody was robert woods for the touchdown. the point after got the bil

reporter: hers is just one story in a terminal of thousands was flight delays, playing the role of villain in nearly everyone. for dad greg a four hour delay meant keeping daughter sophia entertained. >> bought her some cowboy hats, she went to the toy store, just ran around. >> reporter: run around or pastime sitting and playing on your iphone whatever floats your both or flies your plane i suppose. for those picking up loved ones it was easier to plan for these delays. >> make sure you are well prepared and stuff so you are not stuck in traffic or airport waiting. >> reporter: all those delays will ease as the day goes on though. there are actually fewer flights then a typical wednesday say airport officials, unlike say other notorious travel days. >> sunday of thanksgiving is busiest travel day because that is a crazy day. this holiday is more spread out. >> reporter: while officials say these flights, and delays will ease throughout the night you can see right there in the arrival board almost all of the flights coming into philadelphia remain delayed at this point. with this bad weath