pan am did not require applicants to have traveled abroad.eally were requirements. >> pan am stewardess naomi lindstrom circumnavigates the world, amassing a huge assortment of beads from everywhere she goes. after her death in 2014, her sister and niece are rummaging through her san francisco condo, wondering whether their inheritance is filled with treasures or trash. >> i was desperate to get things cleared out. looking at. >> do you take a garbage bag and just get started? >> it was tempting. it was really tempting. there was drawer upon drawer upon drawer. and when you opened them, every drawer was just overflowing. >> she converted closets into bead drawers. these are beautiful. >> it's not just loose beads stashed everywhere, but hundreds of bead necklaces. >> we probably spent the better part of two days just taking the necklaces out and laying them across the beds. >> the handmade pieces range from glamorous to exotic to simply bizarre. >> this is a necklace that naomi wore. it's dogs' teeth. >> dog teeth -- that's a new one. thousan

just before christmas one thousand eight hundred pan am flight one hundred three from london to new york came down in the small scottish town of lockerbie and one of the worst terrorist atrocities in history two hundred fifty nine passengers and crew were lost in addition to eleven residents on the ground. twenty years later in the hugely controversial decision scotland's justice sceptic kenny macaskill decided on compassionate grounds to release him back to libya the only man convicted to date at least of being part of that conspiracy today i speak to kenny macaskill to find out whether we are any closer to the truth of who was really responsible for the lockerbie bombing. can you remember where you were that nate as a normal citizen when the news came through absolutely i think see it in the saw of every scot and i was or my wife without the eldest son was about thirteen months old and at the end of the news program it would be no one just came down and said that there was a plane had gone missing over southwest scotland that was all and of course you couldn't possibly know that over t

. >> in 1966 pan am asked boeing for the biggest airliner ever starting from scratch and nearly bankrupting the company the yum boy jet made its first flight less than three years later. it entered airline service in 1970 and was an instant sensation. >> because of its size, because of the economy because of its range it made flying affordable. >> united flew its first 747 route in 1970 from san francisco to honolulu. that iconic hump once housed a fancy lounge for first class fliers up the spiral staircase complete with a bar or even a piano. the 747's four engines carried the space shuttle across the country and five u.s. presidents around the world. boeing delivered 1500 747's but now tis days as a passenger plane are in your mind. >> it's like your first true love. >> henry's first 747 flight was a family trip. that's him with his brother in 1970. he'll be on united's fair well flight. >> we're saying good-bye to a plane that's an icon of plane travel and commercial flying when it was a more gracious and pleasant experience than it is for many today. >> delta the only other u.s. carrier

environment then if you don't have some experience, understanding how the people get elect and not able to pan am the government well. there is some blen between governments and poll techs but murphy going to pick people on a bipartisan basis and pick people to a different geography. >> hire a couple of math teachers that will help reconcile the $1. 3 million to the 15 billion. >> treasury department. you don't want those folks in the communication cold. >> good luck to all of you? all right. >> thank you. >> right. >> thanks. let's check win dan zarrow with your freezing forecast. dan? what do you got for us. meteorologist: the count jun is on for the first optic cold front of the season and as i have been telling all week. the conditions are going to feel look the dead of winter here in mid-november. here's the setup. cold front rifes point did a. that is the day we're watching for the work. not going to be cold buttette is going to be windy. that is 30 miles per hour. you knee adds an extra bite to the cold air and blusty as well as frigid. let's put numbers on the forecast. tonight, it well b

. >> pan am flight attendants were iconic. >> did she fit the bill?i think shecreatedthe bill. >> ...bringing back these from around the globe. >> indonesian, african, chinese -- they came from everywhere. i thought she was a smuggler, which made it even more exciting. >> what?! >> are they just silly trinkets... >> is there a big market for beads? >> there's a big market for beads. >> this is the real deal? >> this is the real deal. >> ...or historical treasures worth a mint? >>thedalai lama? >> yes. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 561 is for $11,000. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

during the same period to terror attacks find their targets the pan am flight explodes mid flight overlockerbie in scotland the second a french u.t.a. plane explodes in the middle of the sahara desert both attacks both the hallmarks of colonel gadhafi the united states decided that the libyan leader needed to be eliminated. opened his country to u.s. forces allowing them to pursue their objectives just a few kilometers from an jim ina the cia had secret camps where they trained former libyan prisoners. an issue that i forgot that will judge it on that with real down was the media our body was right there with your. lap. all the while me but i don't. keep he. can also come in ones i mean i don't know no no no no no no yeah i'm sure please hold on to julian what it is going to pull claire he's on t. shirt be on the else. underneath. that is i mean i get some training. i would use and i when i would wanted it was when it began. it was a cia operation. a covert operation. the purpose was to infiltrate libya with libyan people who could attack libyan facilities she says her city this trial

the construction, the island and the great bridges, golden gate, the pan am clippers, the planning process and civilian community that grew up between the station and san francisco's newest neighborhood. so the story, that's easy. the challenge is to hook it all up. when we did our focus groups some years back, people said sustain ability and the history is interesting, it sounds like two different museums. as you heard me say a number of times on treasure island, history continues. not only the building of the bridges in the 1930s but in the last decade of the longest self anchored suspension span in the world. not only naval station treasure island but 150 years of military history to the continuing presence of the u.s. coast guard. not only the exhibition where visitors could see artists creating and continuing, sculptures creating here on treasure island. so history continues. so how will the treasure island museum present the history and heritage on the future of the island. we've had help figuring this out, the consultants have included gallagher and associates, an internationally re

. >> reporter: and thomas lee was aboard the world's very first 747 flight for pan am when one engined on the runway and they had to send for a backup plane. >> it turns out 30 people refused to get back on that second plane because they were scared. >> reporter: tom stuker is not scared to fly. his 18 million miles makes him the no. 1 frequent flyer in the world. >> there are just so many places in the world to see besides your own backyard. >> reporter: and that's really the legacy of the 747, beyond all the opulence, this massive plane made it affordable for everyday people to explore far off places. but the 747 burns a lot of fuel. so modern efficient jets have turned what was once the future of aviation into something of a relic. >> it's a fitting end to the queen of the skies for sure and we're so glad that you can be a part of this. >> reporter: finally flight 747 taxied away, but halted at the end of the runway for a short time to correct a minor maintenance issue or was it just taking one last bow and then for the last time the massive plane did what always seemed so impossib

and actionon it is very likely that our society will shift imperceptibly at first to a world like pan amlite power by technology will control information. we have a huge state in establishing a level playing field where everyone reads and understands, whether from a book or f facebook or twitter feed ensuring that all people have a voice in determining what their society should be and this is why i believe reading for all is an important idea for you to take away tonight and in the technology driven age the future depends on all people having access to reading and literature and information. as part of the larger of education for children and around the world readers will strive to be better and to be more connected to others to build a world of hope and caring to make their lives better in their societyro stronger. as writers, artists, teachers, librarians, booksellers and publishers, please join me in recognizing the importance of tonight's message and battle cry, reading for all. thank you very much. [applause] >> congratulations again. the second lifetime achievement award will be pr

. >> reporter: in 1966 pan am asked boeing for the biggest airliner ever.ting the company, boeing's hump-backled double decker jumbo jet made its first flight less than three years later. the 747 entered airline service in 1970 and was an instant sensation. michael lombardi is boeing's historian. >> because of its size, because of the economy, because of its range, it made flying affordable. >> reporter: united flew its first 747 rout in 1970 from san francisco to honolulu. that iconic hump once housed a fancy lounge for first class flyers up the spiral stairchase complete with a bar or even a piano. the 747's four engines care eat space shut across country and five u.s. presidents around the world. boeing has delivered more than 1,500 747s, but today the plane is less efficient than two-engine airliners leaving its days as a passenger plane numbered. >> it's like your true fest. >> reporter: harvey harteveld's first trip was in 1970 with his brother. he'll be on united final farewell flight. >> we're saying good-bye to a plane that's an icon of travel and

pan. as you wish, my crumpet. i am cooking thanksgiving dinner this year.e step for claire to trust me with this. but i have help -- this new app. it's, uh, international super chef nigella lawson. i can even program my name, so it's like she's right here guiding my every move with that sultry british voice. i listened to her meringue instructions in the car last week. there was so much whipping and beating i had to pull over. - how's it going in here? - great. you just take advantage of your first thanksgiving not sweating over a hot stove and having to sit down to dinner all gross and grumpy and exhausted. yeah, this year, you can finally be in a good mood. well, i was until this little riff. mom and jay sent a thanksgiving greeting from mexico. i didn't even know mexico had thanksgiving. i know. i said the same thing. god, we're really gonna miss alex.

it was not just the pap pan ze bridge the but the governor malcolm am will conbridge named of this news 50th go nor. 54,000 people at last count have signed on-line pa toyings return the bridge to its original name. after new york's 50th governor malcolm wilson. we're joined by captain wilson conroy the daughter of the 50thp governor. how are you? i am just fine. thanks so much. bill: i have to be honest. i hope you didn't take ta the wrong way. honestly, i did not know. i thought the controversy was tappan zee name because you had to rewrote the signs, et cetera w. where are you on this? you didn't start? you approached and seened it, right? >> yes. a man started the petition. i heard about it from him. yes. i would love to go back to the tappan zee bridge. but i ty the bus biggest concern of many move people have signed that petition is that the name tappan zee not be lost. >> cane ask you, again, i mean this in all sincerity why the was the bridge named after your dad in the first place? >> mario cuomo thought that wased if idea. my father withs a lifelong politician. use that in a

pan. she is my girlfriend. even though i am leery of being with men because of what i have been through in the past, i think being with her, i don't know, it's just -- it's something about it, her looking like a guy but knowing she is a girl is intriguing i guess. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, an

pan thank you. i amnment will indeed take that vote and act on its very soon. side order. -- order. in the listening to that, our political editor, norman smith. what was quite striking at the beginning of pmqs, was howjeremy corbyn tried to land a series of blows on the pm, talking about police budgets, school budgets, universal credit, feedback, and the list went on. it did, and thought it became a bit convoluted. sometimes, when you go for these sort of smorgasbord lessons taking on all sorts of different issues, it is easy for the prime minister, in fa ct, is easy for the prime minister, in fact, i thought he might have kept pressing on universal credit, because mrs may used to suggest that she was listening, they were addressing concerns, and this of course, because we know in the run—up to the budget, there is massive pressure on the chancellor to rethink, to tweak universal credit, and then end this six—week wait before people get the cash. some of the argy—bargy that there has been in the tory pa

i am not sure if you know those who feel it's a disadvantage complain but i think it pans out over the course of the season fact is this will be a story and so we have standards set in all areas. questions have surrounded v.a. since its inception but the program hit the headlines last week with accusations that the video referees with going outside the initial remit proved to be true. in mid september when does league of video assistants were given secret instructions to change the way they use video replays in their decision making instead of intervening only in cases of a clearly incorrect decision were instructed to contact the referee on the field when ever they thought he or she might have got something wrong. on top of that the project supervise ahem a kook was accused of actively influencing decisions during at least two matches this season. despite the allegations being so far and proven the german f.a. dismissed proof of his roles. he's been replaced by former top referrer. and horse racing now where there has was a family feel to one of the world's most famous races australia

good evening, everyone, i am trish regan in for martha mccallum. new push pano fit the bill on lawsuits predatory behavior on the backs of the american people. all this as we are hearing for the first time from one of the women accused in democratic congressman john conyers of harassment. >> melanie sloan worked for conyers as a house judiciary senate committee staff in the late 190s. in a new int

good evening, everyone, i am trish regan in for martha mccallum. new push pantaxpayer money to fit the bill on lawsuits predatory behavior on the backs of the american people. all this as we are hearing for the first time from one of the women accused in democratic congressman john conyers of harassment. >> melanie sloan worked for conyers as a house judiciary senate committee staff in the late 190s. in a new interview sloan disturbing incidents of verbal abuse and quote sexual discrimination and, she makes this trump bling claim about the culture in washington. >> people shrug off members on capitol hill. the same abuse i suffered at congressman conyers' hands was awful but i won't say it's unique. >> trish: just a short time ago house members brand new effort to make anti-harassment training mandatory on capitol hill. a move some say is long overdue. minnesota senator al franken is apologizing again for his bad behavior now that four women are accusing him of sexual misconduct. he is not denying the allegations. we have a whole lot to unravel tonight. we're g

pan out for the garden state and quarterback. eli manning told the is going to be replaced as start in next sunday's game. not happy. almost brought him to tears. i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." another mediad giant falls. time matt lauer anchor of nbc's "the today show" yanked off the lofty perch as accusations of sexually inappropriate behavior workplace surfaced and katie couric makes a confession about matt railroad's onset antics. ashley jon has the full story. ashley? reporter: new developments today on the shocking firing of nbc "the today show" host matt lauer after employee filed a come lint for inappropriate sexual bow heavier the workplace. colleagues at the network were cram bling to ed did it did out preportions of the rockefeller tree lying ser pony featuring this long-time host matt lauer. savannah guthrie was emotional as she shares news the firing after employee filed a complaint nor appropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. >> hoda, we're heart brock be. i feel an edge and construct of morning television and they strife. that was clearly underlooned today when the announcement came made clearly moments after he is fir

am not the only one that thinks these photos look unfair. "new york times" confirms host belief of liberal bias. there is one good picture. pan in on that.cture of me. you can see right there. that's me. i was kind of a cute kid, right? little baby sean. this is not my first rodeo. it did not surprise me. let me take you back 26 years ago when i was 1991, i was a radio host in alabama. i let the photographer, they photographed me for 3 solid hours. they picked the worst picture. my mouth wide open and face contorted. from that point on, when i have a photographer come in studio to take photos, i will give you 5 minutes and here's the photo you want. the media wants this phoney caricature of conservatives. they push their narrative through photography. a picture is worth a thousand words. i liked the baby picture. i have not seen that in years. sean spicer with us tomorrow. we will be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy trump media. laura ingraham, did you like the baby picture? >> laura: i loved the baby picture. week they should have put that on the cover. what did you think they were going to do? this happened to me in 1995 when

am a grown-up fat kid. to get that perfect crispy to tender ratio, put it in a muffin tin. or do a loaf pan.at's your tip for the sides? >> you love the flavor, the glaze, the shine on your turkey. balsamic vinegar, honey. reduce it to half. >> ladle that on top? >> drizzle it like that. >> all right. you have a great place for the potatoes to go. >> a great parking space. instead of a roasting rack, elevate your turkey with the poi potatoes underneath. you have a built-in side dish. >> tom, you say you have to get busier. >> in the restaurants, we make some stuff ahead of time. this is my bacon and onion. this is the beginning of the stuffing. and we have turkey stock or chicken stock. >> that way, it's not so stressful. you're not chopping. you know how you do. what do you have? >> i'm keeping everything veggie veggie-friendly. you toast them up. >> you don't need the bacon after all? >> not if you give me some fat and crunch with some nuts. >> you're all awesome. >>> up next thanksgiving desserts drinks and decor. we're going to keep going with our all-star team. first, this istoday" on n