. >> our top news story this morning, overseas markets tumbled after lehman brothers filed bankruptcy. what can we expect from this? >> there's a near-term fallout and a mid to longer term fallout. we're looking at a severe selloff on global markets today. people worry about the lehman brothers ripple effect. >> we know what that ripple effect was when they collapsed seven years ago today. we now know it was the first smoke alarm for the fire that basically burned down the entire global financial system that

as you heard some feel the security measures are over the top. >> new this morning pope francis' visit will bring amor. the love sculpture it means love in the pope's native spanish and latin. the sculpture will be placed outside the museum of art where the pope's alter is being built. we're stream our "action news" coverage of every major event and offer live feeds from cameras across the area. plus look for the digital updates at 6abc. >>> the former robinson luggage store today's grand opening is 2 months ahead of the estimated schedule. it will be the first wawa to feature indoor bar seating along the windows. you have super wawas and super spectacular wawas. >>> still to come on "action news," a former eagles player talks about his new role as an actor. >> a black bear makes his way around a western pennsylvania neighborhood surprising people at their doors. >> reporter: we have the eagles home opener on sunday, some of the kids might want the eagles jacket t-shirts work this afternoon. i'm have the weekend call from accuweather coming up. new on h he is pointing to where a bear s

i'm martine dennis in doha, with the word's top news stories coming up in the next 60 minutes.police are deployed in croatia as thousands of refugees travel across the border from hungary. >>> a coup in burr key nassau fa as gunfire is heard in the capitol. as the military claims that it

i'm in doha with the world's top news stories. here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes..n. ander call for all european nations to adopt mandatory quotas. >>> a bomb attack kills at least 14 turkish police officers a day after the prime minister threatened to wipe o out pkk separatists

. >>> cuomo and a delegation of top new york officials offered to send a team of experts to help with the economic and health care issues. puerto rico is $72 billion in debt, and cuomo blamed, quote, unfair and abusive treatment of the federal government for the growing problem. he says there needs to be more pressure on the white house for them to take action. >> one of the advantages of new york is it makes a lot of noise. new york is a media center. what new york does often gets attention. >> puerto rico's government is pushes for access to chapter 9 bankruptcy. >>> were days from the 14th an anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. as we remember the lives lost, officials reflect on lessons learned since the tragic date. the commissioner and former mayor giuliani were before those who testified at the 9/11 memorial museum. bratton says the rise of lone wolf attacks is one of the greatest threats to new york city now. >> isil is focused on attacks that require low cost and high impact. killing with a gun or a car or simply ied are things that others can do. >> part of the

with all of the world's top news stories.up in the next 60 minutes, russia says its jets are launching air strikes inside syria against isil targets to help president bashar al-assad. >>> afghan forces send reinforcement to retake kunduz. >>> thousands of protesters have taken part in anti-corruption marches in south africa.

. >> the top news at this hour. elligence official today said china will continue to target american national security and business interests with impunity. james clapper did not say, however, what the wraits government will do about it, if anything. donald trump surging to the top of a new national poll. the cnn poll gives trump 32% and a big jump in support among women and college educated adults. dr. ben carson is next. 19%. second place. everyone else in single digits. republican efforts to block president obama's nuclear deal with iran failed in the senate this afternoon. a disapproval resolution will not reach the president's desk. the deal goes ahead. unchecked by the republican-led house and the republican-led senate. swroink me now, citizens united, from the country's leading conservatives. david, good to have you with us. let's talk about real quickly here the iranian vote, blocking a vote in the senate, and in the house of representatives resorting to show boats that have no impact. this is what it's come

lou: the top news at this hour, defense secretary carter today casts doubts on russia's claim it's hitting islamic state targets in syria. russia started strikes after ordering american warplanes out of the syrian skies. newly released e-mails show russia linked hackers tried at least five times to get into hillary clinton's private e-mail account. clinton received the e-mails disguised as speeding tickets, it's unclear whether she actually knew about the attachments, but the point is that foreign services apparently tried to enter that private server. >>> trump tops a new usa today suffolk university poll 23%. two other political outsiders dr. ben carson, carly fiorina are next, 13% each. joining us now former reagan white house political director, fox news political analyst, republican strategist ed rollins, good to have you here. >> thank you very much. lou: 23%, 10% lead, pretty impressive. >> the thing is it's sustained, it's not in spite of several attacks on him by others and certainly some missteps. he's got a base of at least 20, 25% of the vote, and it's not going away no matter

emily: apple prepares to unveil new iphones. the top things you need to prepare for for that big event. i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west."i coming up, documentary filmmaker shines her spotlight on the excesses of san francisco's tech community. will speak to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. plus, the latest started to get its unicorn horn. and mark zuckerberg lands on the top of vanity fair is new list. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." apple is gearing up to host a big event tomorrow and unveil a new version or versions of the iphone. last year we saw the most significant redesign of the iphone since it came out in 2007, but we're not actually seeing another major redesign this time. more like a minor upgrade. what exactly will we see? we have the program director for the mobile division and a senior wireless tech analyst. thank you all for joining us. everyone is so excited about tomorrow, even though it will be a minor upgrade. adam, i will start with you. what do we know about the new features of the ph

enjoy the fall-like flavor. >> music streaming at pandora is topping a new list of apps creating thenue worldwide. accord to analytic company pandora brought in more money than any other app and it is free to download and use but it offers a paid service, call and messaging app lines came in second and followed by dating app and apple's pay to ask, and spotify. >> there is a lot to do across the bay area this labor day weekend and here is leyla gulen with the ideas for where you live. >> folks looking to sock up the nice day of summer should head to the monterey county fair for farm fresh fun, celebrating agriculture. the fair runs law labor day. >> the last gasp of summer is captured at millbrae art and wine festival. enjoy live music, food, and wine during the mardi gras inspired party. the beat of brazil can be it -- felt in berkeley to celebrate rio de janeiro so dress in traditional white attire for food and more. for more information go to abc7news.com. >> listen to this, the bay area nature of said he knows what is important when disaster strikes why it is family first and >>

>>> donald trump on top in a new poll. this morning against his competitors and the media. i'm christine romans. >> welcome back. i'm john berman. the first visit to the united states for the pope. the first to address the congress at the capitol. he spoke to 11,000 people on the white house lawn. he met with the president in the oval office. his comments would delight and concern liberals and conservatives within opening seconds. the pope brought up immigration, climate change and income inequity. later it was abortion. let's get the latest on the historic trip from cnn's rosa flores. >> reporter: john and christine, pope francis not holding back during his first full day in the united states tackling immigration, climate change and religious freedom. even cannonizing the first american saint at the basilica you see behind me. today, he has another action packed day. he starts off with a much anticipated speech before congress. there, of course, we are wondering how democrats and republicans are going to react to what he

lou: top news at this hour, the search is on for a new republican leader in the house of representativesday after his emotional meeting with pope francis. the pontiff called on world leaders to do more to fight poverty and social injustice. the pope celebrating mass at madison square garden tonight. and president obama meeting with the chinese president in washington. both men agreed to tackle cybertheft, but offered no proposals on just how they will do it. >>> joining us tonight former army vice chief of staff fox news military analyst general jack keane, good to have you with us. i want to share with you and our audience this breaking news that we have just received, the syrian force has turned over at least part of its equipment to al-nusra front intermediaries in exchange for safe passage within the operating area. tonight repeat again, the handful of u.s. trained syrian fighters have handed over their equipment, u.s. equipment, fighting equipment to the al-nusra front. your reaction? >> well, this program is an abject failure, the general admitted this much when he said four or fiv

i'm in doha with the world's top news stories. here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes.he u.n. ander call for all european nations to adopt mandatory quotas. >>> a bomb attack kills at least 14 turkish police officers a day after the prime minister threatened to wipe o out pkk separatists fighters. >>> and we'll tell you more about a mexican community that has fought back organized crime to bring new life to its forests. ♪ >>> we begin this news hour with the latest on europe's staggering refugee crisis. the united nations calling on the e.u. to make it easier for refugees to arrive in europe legally. 400,000 people are expected to attempt that dangerous crossing across the mediterranean this year alone. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees say -- said this a short time ago. >> translator: all of these refugees should be given the opportunity to rebuild their lives. but there has to be a collective effort to do that. refugees who are relying on human traffickers are dying. we need to increase opportunities for refugees to arrive in europe legally. >>> the unhcr has al

news survey, 58% of voters say clinton is lying about her e-mails. we've got much more ahead. stay with us we're coming right back. >> trump still on top, carly fiorina and dr. ben carson strengthening into nah new fox news poll and all the rest. wee take it up with former reagan political director, ed rollins. he's here next. and a group of friends try to capture their atv making a huge jump. what could possibly go wrong with that idea? we'll have the video for you right here next. we're coming right back. stay with us ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ♪ can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... ...and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional of

fox news can confirm tonight that a top pentagon official is stepping down. evelyn farkas leaving after five years on the job, she was responsible for the military relations with russia and ukraine. lou? lou: kevin, thank you very much, kevin corke. >>> highly anticipated hearing on planned parenthood and the appalling charges against the organization on capitol hill today. the embattled president of planned parenthood testified before congress for the first time since the release of controversial disgusting videos this summer showing her organization profits from the sale of fetal tissue. cecile richards tried to defend her organization. she told the house oversight committee that the videos had been edited by activists to mislead the public. >> planned parenthood has been in the news recently because of deceptively edited videos released by a group that is dedicated to making abortion illegal in this country. the latest smear campaign is based on efforts by our opponents to entrap our doctors and clinicians into breaking the law, and once again our opponent

. >>> top news at this hour, european leaders holding emergency talks today on their illegal immigrant and refugee crisis, agreeing to take in 120,000 refugees. that's only a fifth of the number who have already entered europe this year. no telling what they'll do about the other 80%. the escalation of the military buildup in the middle east, the french president clearing the way of two warships to egypt, originally meant to go to russia, but that sale blocked when russia invaded and annexed cry mia. >>> the white house releasing bin laden's former bodyguard and driver, isn't back to saudi arabia. joining us fox news kmasnationa security analyst k.t. mcfarland. k.t., right now, this crisis in europe, to think the european union is talking about 120,000 refugees while secretary kerry has volunteered to bring in 200,000 unknown, unvetted refugees which are most of them illegal immigrants from the middle east or africa. >> it's not a refugee crisis. it's a refugee invasion. i've seen some reports to say there could be as many as 10, 15 million of them coming. when you see those pictures,

man who was supposed to be the ethical and journalistic conscience for pbs is slamming one of its top newshors tonight. fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz house kertz fills us in. >> reporter: the pbs network's ombudsman has taken issue with glen ifell. she was tapped to moderate two vice president yal debates. she covered the story when benjamin netanyahu came to washington to oppose the emerging iran nuclear deal. >> for 39 minutes today, the prime minister of israel held forth before congress attacking a potential nuclear accord with iran. the highly controversial speech was boycotted by some, praised by others, and challenged by the man at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. >> when the president clinched enough senate democratic support yesterday to save the deal, ifell seemed to echo the administration line on twitter. with the iran deal, iran's program is significantly less dangerous. this is what that famous drawing looks like now. a version of a netanyahu time bar chart sent out by the state department. ifell's most damaging words "take that, bebe. ombudsman mic

lou: the top news at this hour, last minute preparations underway for the first ever visit to the unitedtomorrow, the pope is in cuba tonight where the opponents of the castro government were not allowed to meet with him. dissidents turned away. some of them arrested. donald trump, slipping 8 points in a new cnn poll, trump leads comfortably carly fiorina and ben carson, in fact, by a wide margin. scott walker a short time ago, dropping out. and muslim american groups calling to drop out of the race but he's not backing down saying he would not support a muslim president of the united states. our next guest to need distinguish between radical muslims and patriotic muslims. joining me now, president of the american islamic forum for democracy, and it is great to have you with us, doctor, a medical doctor i should point out to everyone. ben carson, you could just see clearly. he had a focus i believe the law that is discomforting to many americans and many muslim americans as well; correct? >> absolutely. and i think what's happening, lou is we've had now almost seven years of a president

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lou: top news at this hour, donald trump signed the republican loyalty pledge, promising he won't runa third-party candidate and will back the republican presidential nominee which he fully assumes will be himself. >>> day three of a massive manhunt in fox lake, illinois for three suspects who allegedly shot and killed a fox lake police officer. dozens spent hours responding to a reported sighting that turned out to be false. >>> and tom brady, the winner court, the nfl losing and loses big. a federal judge overturned his four-game suspension, the nfl is appealing but will not seek a stay of the decision which means brady will lead his team in next thursday's season opener with the pittsburgh steelers. >>> joining us former vice president of globed media and sports marketing for anheuser-busch and the ceo of ponturo managing group. tony ponturo. and principal of bolland sports practice, robert boland. were you shocked, surprised? >> i'm surprised that the judge didn't set aside the arbitrator's decision. the great way the precedent set that the court upholds arbitrator's decisions but

let's get back to one of the top news stories.china to meet president obama of the united states at the white house. what should we expect from the meeting? joining me is stephen roach, senior fellow at yale university and author of the book "unbalanced -- the codependency of america and china." the relationship is a cordial one at least. what do you think they will be speaking about? issues, are multiple from some of the standard issues of currency trade and human rights to the tough new issues cyber, territorial incursions in the south china sea. tensions in the probablytionship are more acute than they have been at any point in a number of years. i expect that talks to be hopefully frank and direct to the points of concern that both presidents feel. not sure there is going to be any major breakthrough on any of these issues, however. angie: i am going to ask you to put your professor hat on and give to grades. xi's's performance, performance from the viewpoint of americans and from the viewpoint of chinese. l, i am notoriously

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lou: top news at this hour, the white house to start implementing iranian until deal immediately.ongress finishing voting on it, and then we move to october 19 as the implementation date presumably. we'll see. >>> the embattled mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake not running for re-election. her decision a day after a judge ruled the trials of six police officers charged in the freddie gray death will remain in baltimore. >>> louisiana's governor bobby jindal feud with trump is escalating. jindal said trump, quote, looks like he has a squirrel on his head. trump tweeted lightweight jindal registered less than 1% in the polls mocked my hair. so original. take that. >>> joining us rebecca berg, good to have you with us. reporter at the washington free beacon, lachlan, good to have you, rebecca, i have to say, this i have no dog in this hunt, but bobby jindal referring to trump's hair even if hardly original. he's showing moxy. what do you think? >> he's showing some moxy, lou, and giving donald trump a taste of his own medicine. using the personal attacks that aren't really

look, the program is to up and running and hundreds of new top level domains like nyc for new york city or paris, many, many are now approved and are moving into the root of the internet for the users to access them and enjoy them. so i think it must be said that overall this program has been a success. it was the first time we do it in this major way and, therefore, without question there's a lot of learning. we are convening in the next few months a group of community members to work with them on another gathering these lessons learned. so it's a little bit early for me to catalog these. in fact, it's not for me to catalog of impotence for the whole community, including businesses, civil society, technical people, for all of us to work together. this will be shared publicly and everybody will see how we can do better next time. i will give you an example of something we could have done better. i believe we were late in the effort to make sure that this program has diversity, and that those who may be around the world didn't have the knowledge or the know-how to participate could have

that plus we'll have all of your top news stories coming up at 7:00. will be back with a look at that entire forecast. we hope you're enjoying the weekend off. now back to the "today" show. we'll see you at 7:00. who claims to be his father lashes out at a radio host in defense of his son. >>> big saving tiz pump. great news for the labor day get-away. gas prices, the lowest they have been this holiday weekend in more than a decade. they've been dropped even further. today, saturday, september 5th, 2015. >> this crowd just totally is into it. >> can't hear you. >> they're amazing. wow. how about that? energy. it's a little cool out here this morning. >> a little cool. >> can i say, since there's no stamp on the letter in my house, happy birthday to my father today. happy birthday. we love you very much. i'm peter alexander. dylan dryer and the gauge is back together again today. >> the gang is back together. we have a busy morning this morning. first of all, we have more on the defiant county clerk in kentucky. >> kim remains behind bars this morning f

new yorkers are friendly. >>> today's top stories coming up, including breaking news for brooklyn. >>> a deadly start to the west indian day parade. a live shot coming up. >>> i need to focus on what my job is. >> tom brady speaks out for the first time since the judge overturned his 4-game suspension. much more ahead on cbs 2 news this morning. tt2watx#`o4 p bt@q>v8 tt2watx#`o4 p "a@q.z\ tt2watx#`o4 p bm@q%qp tt4watx#`o4 r dztq yah tt4watx#`o4 r entq )e( tt4watx#`o4 r gzt& 0bp >>> good morning to you all, 71 degrees already on this monday, september 7th. happy labor day to you all. people are already getting out to enjoy the weather. expect a lot of sunshine and humidity today. john elliott with the forecast just ahead. >>> first, breaking news. overnight celebrations turn deadly in brooklyn ahead of the west indian day parade. we are live as police respond to two stabbings. >>> flyerings handed out, looking for a masked man wanted for raping a woman. >>> a sure sign that summer is over. starbucks is preparing to roll out the pumpkin spice latte, but it's 90 degrees outside it's prob

. >>> topping the new, it will take days before they get a handle on the valley fire. some could return home today. hidden valley lake may open up today. the 5400 people who lived there were forced to evacuate saturday. right now the valley fire has burned 73700-acres. friends and family are mourning the deaths of two men whose bodies were found. the lake county sheriff office announced the discovery of the body. leonard neft was found in anderson springs. he said flames were surrounding the home. >> my heart is broken that's the truth. i just loved him so much. he helped me so much. >>> the other victim bruce bevin burns his body was found at his family recycling business. the fire has killed three people, the first barbara mcwilliam, there's a couple listed as missing. evacuees received mixed news last night during a briefing. 500 people attended the meeting and heard from cal fire, the lake county sheriff and elected leaders. it could take another week before people in the hardest hit areas will be allowed back home. re-entry will occur in stages. >> we don't know i

the others have taken note and are ready to take aim at the top. new this morning, george pataki refusing to support trump if he is the nominee. others are knocking donald trump as a celebrity. >> i think donald trump is an entertainer. i think i am a leader. what i do is talk to the american people about the issues they care about. i think they hear what i'm talking about. >> with every jab at his people to, trump's poll numbers seem to rise. with one candidate's lead vanished faster than a fried snickers bar at the state fair. governor walker, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> feels like a college game day event. >> you were once, poll-wise, the king of iowa. the favorite to win there at the top of the polls for months. this week a new poll has you in tenth place with just 3% in the polls down from double-digits. the conservative national review wrote a piece saying there were questions about your campaign and the walker team as a way of following pattern and they're often allowed to hang with our without clarifications that are unanswered or

. >>> our top story, trump surging in the polls despite or because he's unafraid of controversy. a new cnn poll shows him neting 32% support followed by dr. ben carson in second place with 19%, and governor jeb bush in third place, 9%. carson's surge leading to this exchange of insults between the two. >> i don't in any way deny my faith in god. and i think that probably is a big difference. >> he makes bush look like the energizer bunny. who is he to question my faith, when i am -- he doesn't even know me. i've met him a few times. i don't know ben carson. he was a doctor, perhaps an okay doctor by the way. >> trump also criticizing carly fiorina, telling "rolling stone" magazine, quote -- that led to this back and forth and clarification by trump. >> honestly, megyn, i'm not going to spend a single cycle wondering what donald trump means. maybe i'm getting under his skin a little bit because i am climbing in the polls. >> probably i did say something like that about carly. i'm talking about person anot look. although when i get criticized for my hair, it's not that bad, you know you'

topping our news 3 santa clara county correctional officers are charged with beating an you -- inmate. >> for the first time since an inmate died in jail the sheriff said video evidence and witness statements proved that michael tyree died at the hand of three deputies. >> i'm unable to disclose all the evidence, but it's unmistake able that they committed this act against an unarmed individual. >> matthew faris and rodriquez were arrested thursday morning. jerry turned themselves in, all refusing to provide statements. i was able to express my sincere apologies. to express our deepest sympathies for their loss. tyree was in jail for petty theft. attempts to revive tyree was unsuccessful. a coroner determined the death was the result of internal bleeding due to blunt force trauma. the sisters are heartbroken and tyree suffered from mental illness. the three deputies are housed at the santa rita jail for their own protection. they are he'll without bail, the district attorney's office is reviewing the case and arraignment date is september 8. >> also today a rally will be held calling

lou: the top news at this hour, the president talking by phone to germany's leader angela merkel, theyropean immigration and refugee crisis. both sides calling on european nations to accept their quote, unquote fair share of refugees. >>> pope francis in washington tonight, the six day papal visit includes stops in washington, new york and philadelphia. things are getting real between republican presidential front-runners fiorina and trump. fiorina saying trump and russian president putin have a lot in common. more to be heard on that. >>> fiorina making her comments on "the tonight show" where she also sang about her dog. not kidding. here it is. >> again, you don't have to do any of this. >> this is a song in four verses. i'll give you one. are you ready? maybe we can clap along ♪ my name's nick and i'm lazy, please don't take a walk with me, i'd rather stay right here at home instead, i want to lie back down in my nice warm bed. my name's nick and you're going to have to carry me ♪. lou: pretty good! co-host of "outnumbered" on the fox news channel, jedidiah bila here with us, fox n

the launch in china led to a new dependence of apples dependence on china and chinese sales. chinese revenue in recent they have toppedf overall revenues for apple for just sales to china. that is a big deal. betty: what about anecdotally and the buzz? iphone 6. my now they have a new version. --what the overall does? is the overall buzz? cory: you just got it? you are so on top of it. you can come on in. it is all right. these iphone sales are so important to the company. the company not only relies on china but the iphone increasingly. over six percent of revenues coming from the iphones in recent years. as time has gone on, it has gotten to be such a big business or the world, arguably the biggest products in the world. whether you want to compare it to automobiles or anything else. apple depends on this so greatly. the real question is, can they get to the 20% year-over-year sales growth while the sales of iphones might grow only single , and weear-over-year did not get the clue we were hoping on from -- hoping for from apple this morning. see you asood to always. cory johnson in san francisco. i am signing off no

commissioner bratton marked the safest summer in new york city in 20 years. >> dave, thank you. >>> top new york state officials are wrapping up their two-day trip to puerto rico. governor cuomo is there to deal with the territories money woes and help. joe torres joints us live with more -- joins us live with more on the governor's plan. joe? >> reporter: sade, for governor cuomo and the new york delegation, this short trip was much more than just about listening and learning with so many puerto ricans living in new york, the argument was made that the financial troubles here impact so many people at home so governor cuomo left his counterpart a little gift, a plan of action. >> >> reporter: with dire words the governors of puerto rico and new york held a two-hour exchange of ideas to help the commonwealth confront an enormous debt that grows worse by the day. >> i don't believe we can solve any big problems today but i think we can listen. we can learn and we can then come up with a strategy. >> reporter: that strategy is underway. the action plan unveiled by the new york delegation of fe

>> hello, welcome to the news hour from doha with the world's top news stories. here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes: >> find your way out of this is not satisfactory. >> the u.n. stresses the need for countries taking in refugees and not just pledging financial help. >> a bomb in turkey kills 12 police officers a day after the government pledges to wipe out p.k.k. fighters. >> the alarming number of starving children in yemen. >> the abandoned gold mine in africa that's choking a community. >> we begin in europe, and their in tractable refugee crisis, tens of thousands making their way into the continent every day. europe is criticized for not working together on a cohesive response to deal with the flow of refugees. peter sutherland said it's unacceptable that some countries are taking in more than others. >> we should have a european response as part of a global response, and if we aren't joined up in this, it will fail to ameliorate a position which is not going away, which everyone knows, but which can be greatly improved. we need structures. how i

an absolutely crazy new story involving his political mentor and long time adviser is prompting a top new jersey democrat to put his quote, doomed presidential campaign out of the misery. when they orchestrated the traffic problems that began two years ago today, closing down alleges in the bridge and allegedly as retribution against a mayor who refused to endorse christie, no one predicted this that would it lead to the this united airlines ceo resigning amid the probe that created the investigation. that's just what happened. the details of allegedly what went down are amazing. this is david samson. christie's mentor and friend. the port authority operates the bridges, airports and others has an annual budget of more than $8 billion. that means samson was a very powerful individual. back in 2007 american airlines want his help. united was pushing for million of dollars at liberty international airport. that included a proposed train line extension so passengers could take a direct train from manhattan to the airport. and samson allegedly wanted something from united as well. you see, he