kitty? >> reporter: hi, molly.ster boris johnson head to the north of england to thank supporters there. why? well, these are the very people who helped give him such a large majority. these are the voters who would normally vote for the opposition labour party. and as a result of this large win, we saw yesterday on friday boris johnson entering number 10 downing street as the next prime minister for the next five years. his conservative party has an 80-seat majority in parliament. that is pretty remarkable, and it will give the government the power to push the brexit deal through parliament finally after many attempts in recent months. this, of course, makes it much more likely that britain will eventually leave the e.u. on the coming deadline of january 31st. >> and we have a deal ready to go. can anybody tell me what kind of a deal it is? [inaudible] it's ready. >> reporter: a lot of enthusiasm but not everyone in the e.u. is happy about it. the scottish nationalists, for example, are strongly opposed to brexit.

. >> kitty mcpooch >> seth: kitty mcpooch >> dr. kitty mcpooch >> doctor, yeah, yeah, thank you.hy his name from birth was kitty mcpooch. >> seth: when a guy like that says, "don't work with kids and animals" - >> but i don't listen to him [ light laughter ] 15 kids are great. they really psych each other up. they were very supportive of each other >> seth: yeah. >> they like -- you know, some kids might have a bigger part in one scene than the other and they'd all be like, "you were great," you know? and in many ways like more -- a little more mature than, like, people we worked with at "saturday night live." >> seth: yes >> yeah. >> seth: that sounds a lot nicer than our -- and we liked each other. but you still -- >> oh, yeah. but it would be like, "oh, that was yours? yeah, okay." [ laughter ] but they were 15 of them, and they would get really riled up you know when they do the clap board, and they go, "apple mark." they would yell, "baker mark, charlie mark." and this one girl, every time, would go, "toilet mark." i know it's not funny, but if you heard it 900 times you'd s

kitty views jesse gary reports it was a group of alert people who help getting the men and help police arrived. >> reporter: a gathering crowd surrounded the suspect victor magana in the parking lot of the old cambria market late monday morning. he was under and after allegedly observing his daughter and stabbing her mother. he locked his keys inside his car. he was trying to smash his way inside. one motorist recognizes the suspect from an amber alert. others but the escape while the gas stations manager interviews more forcefully. >> my boss walked around behind him and put him in a choke hold. and held him until the police came. he is a strongman and he got them. >> reporter: investigators say that victor magana would be transferred back to the police department for multiple crimes including adopting his 2-year- old daughter. the little girl is safe, think that. not, the suspect is in custody. >> reporter: the herring ordeal about 10:00 last night. he heard a woman screaming in san jose. >> i didn't know this could happen so close to me. >> reporter: when officers arrived, they foun

in london, kitty logan, fox news. liz: thank you, kitty logan, appreciate it.rump arriving in london today for the nato summit, marking nato's 70th anniversary. president trump eager to get out in front of foreign policy as democrats continue the impeachment inquiry at home. let's welcome my next guest, retired four-star general and fox news senior strategic analyst, general jack keane. great to see you, general. >> good to see you, lose. liz: your thoughts on nato? >> everyone is emphasizing the differences we have, i believe we have so much more in common than those differences. particularly a common understanding the major threat to nato is russia and clearly nato is united around that threat to be sure and in the last few years, nato has been strengthened as a result of that. nato's also increasing their defense budgets. that is something president trump has championed to be sure. there were up to nine countries now about meeting that standard of 2% of gdp goes to defense. that is going to double in the next few years. so those are all good things. i think

fox news kitty logan with more tonight from london. >> reporter: one of the defining bezels of world offensive against american forces in belgium. dollars organize a successful counteroffensive that took them all the way to berlin. on monday, thousands gathered to watch a redneck meant. there was also a special sermon on behalf of the soldiers and the 19,000 who gave their life. >> the america of 1945 defended freedom and democracy with all its strengths. we would like to thank you, the veterans, who put their lives on the line for the course of liberation. >> reporter: many veterans traveling to belgium for the ceremony shared memories of what they call the greatest american battle of the war. >> an american lady came out and had two modes of hot chicken soup for each of us. best meal i have ever had. >> reporter: mark esper is leading the. he says that by the mark the turning point to keep the u.s. and europe since today. >> it is a great way to reflect on how far we have come. >> reporter: president trump has released a message to mark the event praising the resiliency and grit of

kitty, thanks so much.nt trump down in florida for the holidays after a, yell, kind of a busy d well, kind of a busy week in washington. rich edson standing by in west palm beach on the president's first day of vacation. hi, rich. >> reporter: hey, leland. we will have a summit of young conservatives, the president of the united states and a pond filled with gators. at least that's what the sign says. the president's trip begins, we'll have that coming up i. ♪ ♪ e dollar has dropped by over 31% - that means the dollar is only worth about 68¢ now compared to 2000. had you owned gold, your value would have increased over 400% and owning gold is easy... with rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gi

it was nearly half a century from kitty hawk to the creation of the air force, and now it is 50 yearspollo 11 that we create the space force. with today's signing, i will appoint general j remy, the first chief of space operations. he will become the very first member of the space force and will be on the joint chiefs. he will be on the joint chiefs, which we are now expanding my one position. that is very powerful position. so general raymond, congratulations and thank you for everything you have done. [applause] the 2020 ndaa protects the legal tools we need to defend america's borders, it protects childcare and private housing for military families and ends the so-called widow's tax, which blocked benefits for the families of fallen heroes. that is gone. [applause] it was very important. that was very important to us, widow's taxes. god. after years of unrealized promises by other politicians, i honor my commitment today as i signed paid parental leave for the federal civilian workforce. [applause] that is into law. so thank you very much, i would say that is a very big thing. paid

after the four flight, a big wind comes up at kitty hawk. the flyer tumbles, and it is demolished and they claim success. so they called their father and said it is success, and they said in a quiet way that the aerial age has improved. in 1905 an improved flyer and wilbur and orville are flying up to half an hour for long distances, and figure eights over huffman prairie just outside of dayton, ohio. so they have put what they have in crates, and there is a flood. and then orville is trying to reassemble the airplane to put it on display, and then in 1926, it is going to england where it is in the science museum, and in world war two, it is stored west of london with the tax on englaen -- with the attacks on england. and then orville and wilbur donate it for the smithsonian institution, and whether it is on display in the classic tin shed that existed for many years and the opening of the national aerospace engineering museum, the wright flyer went on display. and then in 2003, the centennial of the first flight, this gallery was open to te

vs sort us in and in response you can totally keep your kitty at the will more than 10 so more they were at the time to. the 1st. 5. feet was. good ok. motor to study a movie called until they made it a little more good more similar to more for almost a moose sheikha. it star it can be neither can a star with a syndicate don't expect a connecticut was. the which. was. the it. was. was. was was. was. so now that you know a little bit about this new production of thomas in egypt by mozart i'm going to take you on stage with our director a catalyst by the recent one of the founders of life well as the house and the vision there of this new production of thomas in egypt i actually heard about life was about for the very 1st time when i was 19 years old and i got the opportunity to come to south as well to see this new production of the opera of burials that connection of spoused where does the us have created this new concept that everybody was talking about and i went there with my father which is incredible that i got to be there and so that immediately created a bond because thomas in egy

soviet union was mainstream people grew the drink in their kitchens it was known as the teen mushroom kitty cup still experiments at home with new flavors for kerry book he and his business partner john founded karibu and 2016 as the 1st russian computer company they still try to use mainly russian ingredients for their flavors including juniper berries and pine nuts and they add a healthy dose of nostalgia as well. well. as a kid we always waited for our grandmother to pour as a glass of fresh washroom she cool it down a lettuce try it. it was only after the fall of the soviet union in the ninety's the fountain and coca-cola and all those carbonated soda started pouring into russia will be there on the picket now campbell is experiencing a revival in russia around a dozen mainly russian companies sell the drink in the country but memories of the team mushroom don't always help complete just sales i do that because bush is a drink made from tea mushroom i haven't heard of it i've only heard of the team mushroom yet i won't risk drinking something i don't like the look of but car makers are

growth is slowing down while president phillips cheesy kitty took office in january this year has vowed to sweep sweeping reforms and root out corruption in the poor but mineral rich central african countries. that's it from me and the business after the team if you want more from austin check out our website. slash business and to follow us on facebook and twitter now. use africa is next right here on the w. after this quick update. off. limits may go if 6 of them were. down just a. race for the title with $6.00. 60 minutes. story. people for information. we want to express. on facebook and twitter and come up to date in touch follow us. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes africa's people on a dennys wife will born refugees in kenya 30 years later said they are still refugees it's a fate shared by millions of africans and many have lost hope. some of my friends have come from salt because of what they are going through in order to stop them several times in the scrum sometimes i think about killing myself because of the hardship of going through. and broken promises.

. >> dagen: gets worse with the porch pirates for the woman using that trick to get rid of her kitty will put a copperhead. >> if they are going to steal from you, that's the consequences for the get the deal with poo. spewing colorado i hope whoever stole that also gets some coal in their stocking like jesse. >> jesse: i would expect her in the corner with the bushes with a little gun. isn't that legal if someone steps on your property, take them out? that's in florida at least. >> dagen: i've never fired a gun that went pew. >> jesse: it's a .22. read: get specific about the weapon... >> greg: get specific about the weapon. but you love your holiday music! >> jesse: i don't have a valet to take all the boxes. spewing greg >> dana: greg? >> greg: i like what she's throwing away. >> juan: kitty litter and poo. >> greg: you don't know what i do my private time. >> jesse: not true. i have a ring... >> juan: i was reading this week, dagen, 30% of delivery packages are stolen. i can't believe it's that high! it's unbelievable. >> dagen: on that note from the research confirms that tech a

. >> good kitty. >> reporter: terry says it just goes the show that changing the world can be a lot eas>> when you retire, you can do all kinds of neat things. find something and do it. >> reporter: i'll sleep on that. >> yeah. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road in green bay, wisconsin. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm mola lenghi. >>> it's friday, december 27th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." winter white. parts of the southwest look like a snow-covered wonderland, but the weather is wreaking havoc on traffic. the system is heading east. a medical emergency. what went wrong? >>> and deadly plane crash in kazakhstan. a jet packed with almost 100 people hits a wall and building people hits a wall and building shortly after takeoff. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. -m

the kitty who mad us all smile. grumpy cat., everybody. >> this s the viral youtube video that started it all. re than 22 million have viewed that clip launching an empire that includes 2.7 million instagram follower a madame tussaud's exhibit, and even a grumpy cat tv movie. all, grumpy cat amassed a reported $10million fortune, and stars flocked to her. >> i love this cat! >> grumpy cat s just 7 years old when she passed away. her final tweet,some days are grumpier than others." (mellow music) - the bay area is a golden destination and healthy living hindered by chronic dentalssues? or professional life, your g because of dental challenges, or if joying a steak dinner is just a dream, here's the good news.

jon. >> kitty logan in london, thank you. european nations fed up with the united states and other countries over what they see as climate change in action. are now threatening carbon tariffs, the potential move has been a hottic of the climate kfns in madrid nearly 200 nations are debating how to combat the rise of green house gas emissions some say it's pin evitable trade bearier will be imposed president trump has not publicly commented on the possible tariffs. but a senior pus official attending the kerches says they are a concern. several democratic presidential candidates are at a public education forum in pittsburgh today hoping to gain the support among union vote percent this latest campaign stop comes just days before the the next primary debate which is now overshadowed by controversy. and ellison joins us from pittsburgh with the latest. is the next debate going to happen a ellison? >> that is the big question jon, it is less than a week away seven candidate qualified for thursday's debate. every one of them says

the kitty who made us all smile. grumpy cat.ht, everybody. >> this was the viral youtube video that started it all. that clip launching an empire ed that includes 2.7 million instagram followers, a madame tussaud's exhibit, and even a all, grumpy cat amassed a reported $100 million fortune, and ars ocked to her. >> i love this cat! >> grumpy cat was just 7 years old wh she passed away. her final tweet, "some days are grumpier than others."

a lot of trophy animals, but his old buddy herb karas once found him hard at work on a cat, as in kittyhe animal belonged to a neighborhood woman and had been her beloved companion for 15 years. herb says steve was carefully adjusting the whiskers to give kitty the perfect feline expression, gazing lovingly at her owner. what a guy. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. have a great weekend, everyone. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president trump ending the week with another jab at the absurdity and hypocrisy of the radical dimms, calling their impeachment hearings the most unfair in american history. the president exasperated by nancy pelosi's refusal to send articles of impeachment to the senate, agree qught analysis from yours truly that pelosi's stall tactics are exposing the weakness of the democ

somebody stole a big box of kitty litter. >> kitty litter. it was a giant amazon box.hat are you in here for? kitty litter. >> how do you get the packages in that big red box? >> it's locked. >> you are on it today. you are just on it. >> okay. >>> we have some video of a 9-year-old boy's close encounter with a surf knocked from a surfboard but didn't realize what sent him flying. paula faris has that. >> good morning, george. he actually continued to surf for another 30 minutes. he thought it was just a large fish that knocked him off his board and it wasn't until he and his father looked at the gopro video afterwards that they realized it was indeed a shark. watch as 7-year-old chandler shreds waves at a florida beach with his dad when a shark suddenly jumps out of the wear and over his board sending him flailing into the water. but chandler didn't even realize what caused him to fall. >> i was just assuming that push was a fish but when we got back into the video, it was a shark. >> at first we were kind of shocked and surprised and we kind of had a little laugh and

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kitty karri all. >> i'll take both. >> michelle and i will host the greatest new year's day ever on hgtrirst with updated episode of a brady renovation and then hgtrv house party. >> all right we jump to modern family. >> abc's hit show to coming to an end after 11 amazing seasons and asked to us share the final christmas episode. >> i was cold reading the script and came across the line that says lets enjoy each other while we can. >> lets just enjoy each other while we can. >> and i started trying crying in the table read because it took me by surprise. see here she goes. >> leave me a alone. >> it's like a four-month funeral. i the can't bear. >> we've aloud watched the kids grow up over the last 11 christmass but only one holiday tradition on this set you might not know about. >> nolan in our quotes nolan's mom gave us every year -- right nolan, a a cast photo inside an ornament made into a christmas ornament process. i have to say i have 11 christmas ornaments. >> you do. >> i still have all of them i think, i hope? i kept mine. >> did you. >> yeah, irisoning i did. >> she kept hers

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they pulled the toys righout on their own my cat sound his president before christmas so it's a bad kitty shred it it got into made a massive and felt today of all of the president's he found his was his president here pretty amazing. he knew the mail. >>and taking one lastlook at the weatheoutside a beautiful shot of downtown sa francisco, you know. there no doubt that rvices at san francisco, okay all right. the recent yeah, very dry conditions mainly r downtown san francisco. but just to the south we are noticing in south san francisco and san matteo some light scattered showers the even into the east palo al as well and freeman in the east bay sheline and drying out for the most part for ose of you in the south bay but expect to see some light scattered rain tonight. >>during the overnight hours with a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms as well daytime highs warming in clearing out tomorrow, thankto that extra sunshine so we're going to be at or slightly below normal in the mid to upper 50's for most of the bay area but livermore you're going to be in the low 50's and san jose 53 d

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david: he used to say that if a capitalist had been at kitty hawk, he would have shot them down because there was no profits made in the airline industry for 100 years. it has changed now. ed: he would not say that now. this year will be the fifth year in a row that our profits will be in excess of $5 billion. david: what percentage is in the united states and what percentage outside? ed: two thirds in the u.s. and one third outside. international is a lot more difficult to get to. the planes are bigger. the fuel costs more. the service level is substantially higher. ticket prices because there is a are lessmpetition profitable. we make any percent of our profit at home. % of our profit at home. own a why do you refinery? you don't trust people to get gas to you? ed: we do but prices were north of $100. we saw that our cost of jet fuel was escalating and we were paying another $25 per barrel on top of the crew price just again jet fuel because we are the most consumers.sitive -- any of the costs that the refineries have are pushed onto the airline. we have a great refinery outside of ph

say ifhe used to capitalist had been at kitty hawk seeing the wright brothers take off, he would've shotm down. ed: it has changed. he wouldn't say that today. this year will be the fifth year in a row our profits have been in excess of $5 billion. david: what percentage in the u.s., outside? ed: two thirds u.s., one third international. in her national is more difficult -- international is more difficult to get to. the fuel cost more, the service levels are higher. and ticket prices are more suppressed. we make 80% of our profits in the u.s. david: you make a lot of profits by owning your own refinery. why do you need your own refinery? of refineries.t six or seven years ago, as inineries were being closed crude prices were north of $100, we were paying another $25 a barrel on top of the crude price to get jet fuel. we are the most price insensitive consumers of that product. costs are being pushed onto the airlines, so we needed to get more supply in the market. we have a great refinery outside philadelphia. we opened it. it was closed for about a year. we put a whole community back to

wouldn't recommend it we reaffirmed some truths in 2019 birds of a feather do flock together and kitties with string in sporting news, the otter rocked the rim with a two hand jam and a harlem globe trotter redid the sky hook and a sky driver won her championship indoors curling has become such a popular sport that sometimes you have to use the braers as pieces but if you've ever felt leukoyou were up a creek without a paddle this was cancelled >> kayaks are not designed to work on the snow >> other things that do not work together a jaccohot tub on a bo. and a few hiccups on the journey, just remember to stop and smell the flowers. >> that is cute. >> that is cute. >> i love the squirrel smelling the flower >> my favorite was the bunny beating. >> different strokes for different folks. >> and the holiday tradition that is blowing people away. formula gets to work faster. making easy work of tough messes. dawn is a go-to grease-cleaner throughout the kitchen, too. keep a bottle in the laundry room to pre-treat greasy stains. and keep dawn in the garage to lift grease off car rims. it's e

stacy ooliana and kitty lyle, the new lawyers handling his appeal, were optimistic. >> it wasn't long odds, in my mind. because it was way over the top. >> what was over the top, they argued, was allowing all those women to testify to the sex, the groping, the come-ons. >> i mean, it was weeks after weeks, woman after woman. >> how is that relevant to what happened on september 28th? >> "jurors, this is a bad guy we got here?" >> absolutely. >> he's a louse of a husband and we're gonna tell you more than that. >> that was intentional, too. >> and guess what? two-years after the guilty verdict, the appeals court agreed: the women should never have been permitted to testify. the conviction was overturned. but the victory was short lived. a new prosecutor announced there would be a second trial. >> after review of the previous evidence and review of some new evidence that has come to light, i've decided to pursue the charges against david camm for the murders of kimberly camm, bradley camm, and jill camm. >> with another trial looming, the defense team was intent on bringing sharply into

when he couldn't find the kitty a bible. days later he discovered that his cook had wrapped the butter with the sheet music for the kids. and of course that was awful for him he needed those sheets by contrast his teacher and role model haydn was very orderly so his music lies neatly on the piano beethoven was slovenly when it came to how he dressed and how he kept his house but then to house on the. beatles and testament became famous in it the composer describes his desperate situation he's furious about becoming deaf and his isolation. inhaling it as the means highly constat a testament is also a justification he writes about the incurable state of his ears made worse by misguided doctors he came here hoping to be healed. he was also suffering from a broken heart. but in 80 no 2 he came to highly can start to be cured. so this letter is a justification of why he's so withdrawn doesn't socialize much anymore and has become such a loner it's because he's uncomfortable saying speak up i can't hear you as a musician he finds

david: he used to say if a capitalist had been at kitty hawk seeing the wright brothers take off, he've shot them down. because there were no profits made in the airline industry for 100 years versus the profits now. ed: it has changed. he wouldn't say that today. this year will be the fifth year in a row our profits have been in excess of $5 billion. david: your revenues -- what percentage in the u.s., outside? ed: two thirds u.s., one third international. david: international, is that more profitable than u.s. because of all the flights? ed: it is the opposite. international is more difficult to get to. the fuel cost more, the service levels are higher. and ticket prices are more suppressed. we make 80% of our profits in the u.s. david: you make a lot of profits by owning your own refinery. why do you need your own refinery? you don't trust other people to get gasoline to you? ed: we do. we certainly use a lot of refineries. six or seven years ago, as refineries up and down the east coast were being closed and crude prices were north of $100, we saw our cost of jet fuel was escalat

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. >> he used to say -- seeing the if a capitalist had been at kitty hawk, seeing the right brothers take off, he would have shot them down. because there were no profits made in the airline industry for a hundred years, when you compare the profits versus the losses but that's changed. >> it's changed and he wouldn't say that if you asked him. this year will be the fifth year in a row our profits have been in excess of $5 billion. >> your revenues are what percentage of the united states and outside? >> our revenues are 2/3 united states and one third, international. >> international is that more profitable? >> no, it's just the opposite. international is a lot more difficult to get to. the planes are bigger, the fuel costs more. the service level is substantially higher and the ticket prices because there is a lot of competition internationally are more. we have to make 80% of our profits in the u.s. closer to home. >> you make a lot of profits, some people say, by owning your own refinery. why do you need your own refinery, you don't trust people to get gasoline to you? >> we do and we

santa was able to greet all the little kitties and he helped families ring in the holiday season. >>hedule. that's really cool he stopped by here. >> he's got boots made for rain. >> he's got an apple watch and all sorts of things. [ laughter ] what's the forecast for tomorrow? >> all right. let's get you to our mobile doppler radar. we do have the rain breaking up in the north bay. still some areas of rain in the south bay. i think we will undergo a break early tomorrow morning around 7:00. but thunderstorms will move in midday into the afternoon. and we will keep that chance into sunday morning. so we could get some of that small hail if we get any thunderstorms developing. look at next week. the sun's going to come out. >> that looks beautiful. and we made it to the weekend. thanks for joining us here on this friday night. as a reminder our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:00. >> drive carefully. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller centertonight show jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -

as well as cooking lunch, billy also provides the entertainment as his alter ego, kitty kitter. it'sjust meeting people. it gets people out to meet one another. and we have a good time, as you see. everyone's happy and all talking to one another. they are always asking how you are, they don't leave you out. people say, have you come on your own? i say, i came on my own, but i'm not on my own now. because i'm with everybody. it's the company. and we are all, everyone is so very friendly. can't do enough for you. there‘s a lot of people around christmas time that are quite lonely, aren‘t they? yes. what difference does something like this make? big difference. big, big difference. and for billy, that difference means bringing people together this christmas one drag show at a time. josh parry, bbc news. a whole new meaning to multitasking. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. thank you. not great weather forecast u nfortu nately for thank you. not great weather forecast unfortunately for those still suffering because of all the rain we‘ve had. around 100 flo

for a double whammy and impeach trump for a 2nd time if more evidence comes to light so since we're kitty in it for a while yet and it's christmas off to roll we've come up with a little bit of a libation based game pick a drink. so let's lay down the rules if ok when trump takes a swipe at knott's pelosi all says that it's all a witch hunt bottoms up but slow and steady wins the race let's make it a half he does that a lot off the wall then if politicians uncharacteristically locate their moral compass and decide no one is above the law center in no one is above the law prison terms continued actions with the rule of law. in america no one is above the law we vote to defend the constitution and our democracy so that the president trump and every future president would know that they are not above the law now the stakes if a republican admits the troubles may be probably protect you just a little bit naughty drain that bottle just joking that's never going to happen but for any republican who steps forward to defend his needa chill it is because if that has been one moment of clarity in t

david: he changed his mind, because he used to say if a capitalist had been at kitty hawk seeing theght brothers take off, he would've shot them down. because there was no profits made in the airline industry for 100 years when you compare the profits versus the losses. but that has changed a bit now. ed: it has changed. he wouldn't say that today. if you were to ask him. this year will be the fifth year in a row our profits have been in excess of $5 billion. david: and your revenues are what percentage in the united states, and what percent outside? lisa l: sheryl: -- ed: our revenue is about two thirds u.s., one third international. david: international, is that more profitable than u.s. generally because of longer flights? ed: it is the opposite. international is more difficult to get to. the planes are bigger, the fuel costs more, the service levels probably are substantially higher. and ticket prices, because there is a lot of competition internationally, are more suppressed. we actually make 80% of our profits in the u.s. closer to home. david: you make a lot of profits some pe

we reaffirmed some truths in 2019 birds of a feather do flock together, and kitties love to play withn the ball. in sporting news, juneau the otter rocked the rim with a two-hand jam and a harlem globetrotter redefined the sky hook by jumping out of a plane. >> oh, baby. >> reporter: but somehow a skydiver won her sport's championship indoors winter competition bring dramatic moments some before the games even start. curling has become such a popular sport that sometimes you have to use the players as pieces but if you've ever felt like you were up a creek without a paddle, try going without a creek. this snow boating race was eventually cancelled after a seemingly obvious discovery. >> kayaks are not designed to work on the snow they're for the water. >> reporter: other things that to do not go togt, a gentleman koozie on a boat, ballet and dinosaurs. and a boat bed of nails. pig-caso, reasonable to expect a few hiccups along the journey. just rememberto stop and smell the flowers. rafael seth, nbc news. >> that is so cute >> a lot of wise words in there that rafael said there, you k