the letter was signed clyde champion barrow. clyde's name was clyde chestnut barrow. that hely always swore would not have put a different name there. i would say that henry ford thought the letter was real. he wrote clyde a thank you note and sent it to general delivery and tulsa, where clive letter had been postmarked. henry ford is going, that barrow boy may have been a killer, but he had great manners and taste in cars. >> [inaudible question] jeff: there are three cars making the rounds as the real death car. the real death car currently is owned by a casino. it is on display outside of las vegas. here is an interesting story about that. the posse that ambushed bonnie and clyde was made up of six people. manny galt, ted hinton, henderson jordan and prentiss oakley. they all hated each other. they give conflicting versions of the ambushed afterwards, each trying to make themselves look at the heroes and everybody else, not heroes. the car, after the ambush, was returned by one of them, who wanted to keep the money. it had been stolen from kansas. the owner sold it

clyde: these protests were life or death. tommie smith -- one little-known fact is that in mexico city, mexico, 400 college students who were protesting the mexican government had been slaughtered and buried right outside the mexico city olympic stadium where tommy smith and john carlos would later protest. him him they had been threatened -- you will be killed, black cats have been -- murdered, strangled black cats have been thrown into the dorm where they stayed in mexico city. according to john carlos, they expected to be assassinated. i say this in my book when john carlos lifted his hand, he expected to be shot. they not only endured that process, but it cost them thousands, millions maybe. john carlos ended up doing menial jobs. one of the athletes' wife committed suicide as a result of the impact. harry edwards actually -- his relationship with tommie smith and john carlos broke because harry edwards did not go to the medal stand protest in mexico city. so the relationships were broken and money was lost. i think today

bookshelf, jeff gwynn talks about his book, "go down together: the true, untold story of bonnie and clyde ." he recounts their criminal exploits that entertained the american public during the great depression and contends that bonnie and clyde were inept crooks throughout their crime spree. this was recorded at the kansas city public library in kansas city, missouri in 2009. thank you for coming out tonight. it is called out and starting to rain and you are all hoping i will talk fast so you can get home and watch missouri get into the elite eight. i think they well. -- well -- will. to start this evening off, you have just seen a magnificent movie, that has been part of american lore.

like bonnie and clyde barrow?r violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

clyde is home to a whirlpool plant that that more employees at the plant than people who live in clydethey have seen here has been largely a net positive for this community. the university of chicago did a study about these washing machine tariffs. they found that they have raised prices not just on imported washers, but also on ones that are being made in the u.s. as u.s. companies have raised their prices too. between 85 and 90 bucks or so for washers and dryers which are not affected by the tariffs but companies raised their prices there too. we also found that they added more jobs in places like clyde, ohio as foreign manufacturers like samsung opened facilities in the u.s. to get around those tariffs. and we as consumers essentially paid around $800,000 to support each one of those jobs in the moechb we pay in those additional costs of the tariffs. how that plays out in a place like clyde is really interesting. on the one hand folks working at the plant or suppliers of the plant who say this is great for their business. and on the consumer side, folks who say this has made the pro

i'm in clyde, ohio. if you own a whirlpool washing machine, it was probably made here. this is a relatively small town with a big factory. as goes the factory, so goes the town. a little over a year ago when the president placed tariffs on imported washing machines, they say that as a great thing here. in the domestic market it allowed them to be more competitive, make more hires here in clyde. some of their foreign competitors like samsung, a south korean company, actually opened up a facility in south carolina so creating more jobs here in the united states, as well. but that comes at a cost. consumers are paying about $100 manufacture if you bay a washing machine -- if you buy a washing machine or dryer, anywhere in the rest of the country. what that essentially means here is that everyone else is paying for the success of a town like this. and that includes folks like the retailers. i spoke to a man yesterday who operates an appliance shop and says he's getting squeezed on this, too. he is charging his customers more money but not making more himself and wonders whe

if tt sounds like clyde) chambliss has no idea how bodies work, wait until you hear him explain how a woman finds out iw whether she's pregnant or not. you can't know that immediately. it takes some time for all those chromosomes, and all that." yes, well said. who among us doesn't remember sitting in health class and learning about "the birds, and all those chromosomes, and all that." i'm starting to suspect alabama, sex ed is just taught by some guy named ed. so far, one democratic women tried to fight back. state senator vivian figures introduced an amendment "to make vasectomies a felony, noting that there are no laws regulating what a man can do with his body." ( cheers and applause ) oh! oh, snap. ( laughter ) i mean, snip. ( laughter ) speaking of strange legal reasoning, donald trump. a few weeks ago, the house oversight committee issued a subpoena for donald trump's financial statements to see "whether the president has been accurate in his financial reporting." i can help you with that one: nah-uh. and this week, trump's lawyers asked a federal judge to block the subpoena be

. >>> coming up, ie and clyde type duo and the victims said police aren't doing enough. the clues they hope will catch the burglars. >> our seven-day forecast, watch that warmup as we go through the next several days as high pressure builds in from spring-like weather. definitely feeling more like summer. we're talking upper 80s inland. sunday close to 90 degrees on monday. >> hello summer. >> it looks great. keep it going. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. >> thanks for watching. >> hope: i believe in my heart that this is the right thing to do, steffy. not that it's easy. [ voice breaking ] this is the hardest thing i've ever had to do, letting go of my marriage and the man i love. but i-i can't not. you know, i have to do this for -- for kelly, for phoebe, for douglas. they need me. they need us to do this for them. and you can reconcile. you know, your girls can have both parents in their home, raising them together. and -- and liam's already so much of a father to phoebe, and then i can be there for douglas -- >> steffy: hope, whoa. >> hope: look, i just -

directors that told stories in new ways, with movies like "the manchurian candidate," "bonnie and clyde and "mash." the studios didn't disappear; they adapted. and so did the movies. today, we are on the verge of another revolution, as a whole new range of digital technologies will change both the business and style of motion pictures. in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the movies in "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the competitive fight with television, the movies responding to what tv does do or doesn't do, can't do, and so on. i don't think it's been a struggle at all. i think there's been a complete symbiosis. i think they are mutually dependent. i think they are coming closer and closer together. i don't think it's a struggle at all. (robert altman) any film i've made has been seen by more people on tv than it ever has in cinema

clyde since he took in 2015 now flash points have come up and the economy needs unlocked one of the best indicators just which direction the country senate is when he appoints his economic team and. millions of young nigerians don't have a job. and able to find one. the official youth unemployment rate is 36 percent i should more went to the inauguration hoping to hear some encouraging news honestly that is the lid to beat up this already but i believe god is supposed to believe that. this will change government officials promise that the next 4 years will be better why he campaigned on promises to revive the economy and corruption and defeat book around fighters in the northeast. doesn't matter though which i just love the judge just in the posture of the. judges and the way we do things because we've tried so many things in the last 4 years. to get to tie others. will see the gaps lucinda jobs will try to fill those gaps but that's what i want to give the people of is that the next 4 years will be a very bad exciting time for the people of. our exciting depend on how quickly the govern

the commission, who said the poll exit will not happen, their exit from the european union. —— john clydee two ahead whole another level.l few minutes left. i want to ask you about the legitimacy of these elections. the country did have democracy for a long time. you‘re telling me earlier turnout last time for the yearfor telling me earlier turnout last time for the year for the parliamentary elections was 20 something percent. do you think there is a view of some polish people there is not a huge connection between voting in this election and their lives?|j connection between voting in this election and their lives? i think this is about the fact that they are not interested in politics. they don't like politics. the moment in the campaign starts people talking about politics, if you look at people who are following the media and reading newspapers, that number is following a filing by the minute. when i talked to friends, most people who theoretically i would say would be interested in politics usually don't mind care or know anything about is going on. turnout is definitely going to be

to be promoting stem careers for women with incredible animations taking $5000.00 to state rep clyde chambliss who could not explain basic aspects of pregnancy and said i don't know if i'm smart enough to be pregnant. be careful students intelligence can get you pregnant life begins at question. you know i always was suspicious of books because they make me sleepy. maybe they're trying to get me to go to sleep so that they can impregnate me fries or donate to almost $54000.00 to politicians who can't without thinking about what being overturned while the c.e.o.'s talked about their female inspirations in this video i really admire my mother a woman i admire is ruth bader ginsburg ruth bader ginsburg it seems like to me only known to women their mothers and ruth bader ginsburg this p.r. campaign was so effective that last week the. washington post opinion section asks can corp save us from the attack on reproductive rights. well maybe if you're an amazon prime subscriber you could get an abortion in 2 days or less i just love the privacy nothing the move here and. now these abortion b

and sexually assaulting a woman a man drugged a woman at clyde's restau and later raped her. s author new accusations olice are concerned he may have more victims. >>> former fbi director james comey is blasting president as ngton post, c called the president obsessed about the origin of the russia invest dumb lies. if you egt -- there was no corrup there was no treaso no attempted coupon that. they w just good people trying to figure out what was true under unprecedented um circf quote. now last month attorney general willia rr told congress during a hearing that he >> not saying thatpe imp about that i am concerne it and looking into it, that's all. >> the op ed comes after of spying on his 2016 campaign a year of probation after saying i didn't know what tas going happen. >> make call avenatti has not plead i guilty. last week he was indicted on avenat appeared in court millio from sports wear giant nike. in both cases avenatti declared hollyw takes aim at tough aborti laws. still ahead, where the industry >>> the man who helps create the smiths is getting an upgrad in pos

the falkirk wheel is a landmark that connects the forth and clyde canals in central scotland, where ae people here will vote along the same lines as they did in the brexit referendum. you say you voted remain in the eu referendum, so are you tempted to vote for a party that advocates remaining in the eu? not in the least. not now. it's done. i want to respect the democratic vote of the british people. do you want to vote for a party who you think are going to make that happen and swiftly? i really don't know. perhaps. the snp are hoping to appeal to all the voters in scotland who want to stay in the eu. they say a vote for them is a vote to stop brexit. it's a pretty clear message. but they are also arguing for another referendum on scottish independence. so how much of a problem does that pose for any remainers who don't want their vote in this election to be interpreted as support for an independent scotland? the political combat is over what kind of scotland these karate kids will grow up in. next week's election will allow their parents and grandparents to send a message about the

distance despite his presence markings the officer hit our correspondent several times on the leg and clyde to take away his mobile phone people gathered across france all the protests wearing their symbolic yellow vests and chanting and waving flags according to official figures that a 12500 people turned out on saturday the smallest showing since november when the movement against rising petrol prices began the protesters claim there were 3 times more people than the number given file storage these demonstrations in several cities turned violent with police dispersing the crowds using tear gas. as part of a continuing effort to deter iran the u.s. secretary of state has confirmed the approval of over $8000000000.00 of arms sells to saudi arabia the u.a.e. and jordan these sales will support our allies and hands middle east stability and help these nations to deter and defend themselves from the islamic republic of iran in order to bypass congress and expedite the shipments an emergency was declared the arms will include a patriot a patriot missile but talian intelligence assets and combat

do you get these william noble glue craft spoke to germany's anti-semitism commissioner felix clyde earlier you recently warned jews not to wear a keep in germany but anti-semitism is nothing unique to germany it exists in many countries in the us we've seen it were jewish life is much more prominent than in germany even in israel there's often tensions on arms violence between secular and religious jews why a specific warning for jews in germany. semitism in germany is always something very special because the holocaust was invented here and happened here and of course we have to take a very very close look at the situation and with the description of the reality i wanted to trigger an honest. discussion and like in normal life i think when you want to make a therapy you 1st have to analyze the situation this is what i did and i'm quite satisfied that the discussion is so broad now that we have to protect jewish life in germany together politics the state and society as well and it comes in the context of our crude stay which you are calling on all germans to wear a keep in solidarity with

rule in one thousand nine hundred forty one every election but it's a good job at the bottom of the clyde was this was capitalize on a series of corruption scandals a little sign on the outside of the liberty of public that is the guy over here. officials say. they'll consider. it. we pollute the big. budget and. some of. the opposition economic freedom fighters doesn't it he was pushed out of the sea about six years ago his policies rapidly risen ever since the last election. for the state's involvement to. proceedings to change the course of south african politics criticized. the corruption promising to nationalize south africa's. fact. means a loss is one of a long time for the fed a potent and awful patent for them under movement was driven to the just under the right now we would never come back after me. south africa's largest opposition party the democratic alliance held its final rally on saturday the last baldwins out just over a piece of the seats but. has been steadily but slowly increasing but in spite of they had a growing criticisms of their and say and disenfranchisement am

general is conducting himself he's i was just looking for the cd as he did everything for alice well as clyde i was to. every few minutes in trying to rally the people how are you a contrast to leaders about how they are handling the situation with joy fills like he's very confident right now he thinks he's won i mean that's the impression he's put forward he gave his press conference surrounded by the military high command late last night and so he's basically sitting back waiting for white door to make the next move he doesn't have to speak just yet i'm sure he will have some today i just find it interesting listening to the bible or even the use of the word could it dark or up writing you know so even the language that people on both sides hues will indicate a will to meijer the weak side of the of the debate there which of the debate there are so again we face the dilemma the polarization of the administrators started in the in the debated now when the language chosen to describe what's going on and then mass say one thing. let's say nicholas another hotel on national t.v. has had some fo

these two boundaries clyde triggering intense thunderstorm activity. a huge recipe for the lows into california and the four corners. look at the boundaries here. i mean, a 20-degree difference here in june coming up, triggering afternoon thunderstorms, a lot of upper level wind and rotations that you can see firing up all the way back from omaha to the great lakes, as well. and another round is coming in. remember the low we jus had? that is coming out, as well. there will be another round of severe weather from texas to the panhandle, out of new mexico, eastern colorado. look at the line forming from omaha to dallas. again, you guys, another set up until the lows stop coming through, there will be severe weather for a while. >> thank you, steve. incredible. >>> 6:12 is the time right now. an investigation is under way after an overnight fire in lafayette. what we know about the family inside the home when that fire started. >>> and the start of the nba finals just days away. how you can support the warriors as they begin the series on the road in tor

actually say what the company would like to hear on the contrary in fact just a toy to show in future clyde many small and medium sized towns can still supply our daily needs and predict but we can no longer really shop there has to sheinkopf thank you for your perhaps amazon will eventually be the only retailer you can still buy from if you go because there won't be any others left. we haven't seen it so i know it's like the enemy on the horizon creeping up towards us and we have to mobilize we can't just shut the window that will just lead to more empty shops some small and medium sized cities already have begun see rates of forty percent or more and it continues to rise that's the consequence one doesn't try to it's what does this do for them. he doesn't even blame amazon for the disaster he just says others simply missed the boat when rates changed. hundreds from two new true for local retailing still often functions as it did in the middle ages or even in the stone age i'm not certain amazon is reinvented retailing is it's a technical company and most traders don't understand this tech

>> reporter: if you want to do the complete real politic here, the help given to communities like clydee important to these voters than that extra hundred bucks you paid for a washing money or dryer than folks in any other part of the country. >> this is uber's big day to make a splash on washington. but it comes as their core workforce is struggling. they don't have health care, sick leave and they've been getting cuts to their pay. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." ching "velshi & ruhle. bleech! aww! awww! ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft for the win win. >>> ding, ding, ding. uber went public on the new york stock exchange earlier today. they began trading at $40 per share today and valued the company at $82.4 billion. uber reports it has 91 million active customers with 3.9 million drivers completing 10 billion trips in 63 countries around the globe. here's the thing, as the company has increased their profits, drivers are now protesting, claiming it is doing so at their expense. a study found that more than half of uber's drivers earned less than the minimum wag

and a dog, which tried to eat the chocolate clyde bought me. so it was very romantic. >> the dps, diplomatic protection service, she referred to, similar to the u.s. secret service. by the way, there is a reason why the ring, which belonged to his grandmother isn't on her ring finger. she said it doesn't fit. she became the second world leader to give birth while holding office. holding office, holding baby. >> and holding chocolate. >>, twoing all the time. a working mother. >> it never ends. meteorologist kari hall working for us all the time. >> yeah. mother's day is coming up. we're appreciating our teachers this week. >> nurses. >> yeah, nurses as well. as you head out this morning, say thank you to somebody. whether it's your mother, teacher, nurses, whatever. here's a look outside in dublin. as you get ready to head out the door, the seven-day forecast for the south bay coming up at the bottom of the screen. we get a look at our temperature trend as you step out the door in dublin, heading to the bart station, it will be in the mid-50s.

anyone not mentioned can line up on the right side- [calling names] >> hi, commissioners, i'm janet clyde. i have terrible handwriting. we need them back and i hope you move the project forward. we need them, thanks. >> my name is cynthia gomes here representing hotel and hospitality workers and spokin in support of the project and here to do the same today. the question that comes up often before you is that the project should be approved because it will bring jobs to the city. my constant drumbeat is what kind of jobs will they be? will they be able to have afford living and health care and this project brings these kinds of jobs. this is supporting jobs for the construction and staffing of the hotel to allow a living wage in the city in san francisco which is no small thing. that's the reason we support the project and the question we'll always ask you to consider when projects are brought before you and hope to see it approved today. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm president of local 856 and also the hotel rep. we represent over 1,0

several people who we've done events with elliot ackerman and phil clyde, and some of them are writing fiction, and some are doing more nonfiction, journalist, reporting. but do -- have you found that, obviously, this is not your personal story, but dealing with some of those issues it's been a cathartic process having a project where you could filter some of those things onto the page in. >> god, i wish i could say that, but no. [laughter] no, it's the opposite -- >> because you're having to kind of relive it? >> yeah. and your sitting around, and you're thinking about -- you're writing about bowe bergdahl getting tortured, and that makes you think about the one time you left your flashlight somewhere, and you asked the american contractor, you know, if anybody had found it and you found the guy, and then you tortured the guy for fun, you know? and that was kind of your fault. and then you go back to writing about bowe bergdahl getting tortured. it wasn't -- my parents, my fiancee, they could all tell you that. >> that's another point where i think we should illuminate some things for

vivian figures, one o of just four womn in the alabama state senate, confronting republican senator clyde chambliss on the senate floor as lawmakers debated the bill. >> do you know what it is like to be raped? >> no, ma'am, i don't. >> do you know what it is like to have a relative commit incest on you? >> on me, no ma'am. >> yes, on you. ok. so that is one of those traumas that a person experiences, just like that child experienced. and to take that choice away from that person who had such a traumatic act committed against the, to be left with residue of that person, if you will, to have to bring that child into this world and be reminded of that every single day. amy: alabama state senator figures also introduced an amendment that would criminalize vasectomies, arguing there are no laws regulating men's bodies. it was defeateted. talk about this, dr. yashica robinson, that this abortion ban was passed with no exception for rape or incest. >> first of all, just her words the other representative about how he would feel or does he know what that feels like, she tried to bring it home, t

have lunch with heavy just have a lot smith and wollensky in new york city 100% of proceeds go to clydehe san francisco-based charity local service for homeless the person who spends 2 and a half million get they get a conversation and they can ask anything is it that when i would get conversation get a picture and i everyone like an investor ok look at me i come out with warren buffett i would use its marketing right ok. certainly there's more noble causes that. but every year goes up more expensive says going to top 4 million 4 and a half million by the next 48 hours ago d day all that on anything out a extra money laying around for the clash with warned to fat buffett direct right now with her shift just kidding around plus i don't like the face because i can never get enough to make it worth it. you do >>let's look at thing is a blizzard and i think it very clear that this viewer is video game maker activision blizzard ready to pop higher i don't know what that is. >>it's a video game maker they do world of warcraft they heartstone they very lizard they don't to dairy queen blizzard

these bills have absolutely nidea how pregnancy or reproduction work take republican state senator clydeliss who was aske about the fact that the bill does not provide exemptions in case of rape and incest. chambliss said thaabortions could only be provided until the woman is known to be pregnant. okay already, what?ht [ light laug ] is this some kind of ancient alabama riddle "the buffet is a you can eat that is until you get to the restaurant." [ light lauger ] chambliss also said -- [ cheers and applause he also said, "i'm not trainedme cally, so i don't know the proper terminology and timelines, but from what i've read and what i've been told, there's some period of time egnant."ouan know a woman is wait inyou're not medically tra because you [ bleep ] nailed it, dude [ laughter ] did it really not ever occur too to look into the terminology and the timelines before voting on this bill it strikes me the only timelineh e guys think they know is you have sex and then nine months later a stork shows up. [ light laughter ] in fact, that comment was so dumb, planned parenthood actually ha

the fast trackers but overall you are stacked up from the maze quiet though on the upper deck and clydepretty good 17 minutes wannacry to oakland, you're fine on the macarthur fine on the limits with no big trouble spot, san jose to milpitas john well robin. >>definitely not the fear us today, especially out towards the coast. we do have some cloud cover that's moved in overhead for those of you that are right along the pacific. golden gate bridge not being affected by any low visibility though, so you are off to a smooth start and look at this view of san jose can't complain about the blue to those skies. nor in the east bay where mount diablo being lit up by a nice little golden glow as the sun comes up in the horizon, so this morning pleasant to start you do need your jackets because winds breezy at times and temperatures are in the 50's so cool enough to have a little bit of a bite to that air. this is our low pressure area to our west and you see all that cloud cover sitting to our west too skies this week are gradually going to become more and more cloudy and temperatures tomorrow

responsibility for a drone attacks that shut down a major oil pipeline in saudi arabia the coalition clyde's to retaliate but said it remained committed to the whole day the peace deal sudan's opposition coalition says it regrets a move by the military council to suspend negotiations on a transition to civilian rule for 3 days opposition supporters say they'll continue to demonstrate. iran's foreign minister says his country is exercising maximum restraint in the face of tightening u.s. sanctions and a military build up washington has the port warships and b. $52.00 bombers to the region warning off an iranian threat. the advocacy group international says it has evidence work crimes may have been committed in libya. has waged a 6 week long offensive to capture the capital tripoli from the un recognized government amnesty has gathered witness statements and compiled satellite images which it says reveal lawful rocket attacks on a neighborhood of tripoli the group is calling for an international investigation. sri lanka's government hardline buddhist groups are under investigation over a recen

general is conducting himself he's i was just looking for the cd as he did anything for alice well as clyde i was to. every few minutes and i don't rally the people how do you a contrast to leaders about how they are handling this situation with joy fills like he's very confident right now he thinks he's won i mean that's the impression he's put forward he gave his press conference surrounded by the military high command late last night and so he's basically sitting back waiting for the white door to make the next he doesn't have to speak just yet i'm sure he will have some today i just find it interesting listening to the bible or even the use of the word that couldn't are or aren't writing you know so even the language of people on both sides hues will indicate a will to meijer the weak side of the of the debate there which of the debate there are so again we face the dilemma the polarization of the administrators started in the debate in that way in the language chosen to describe what's going on and then mass say one thing. let's say nicholas another hotel on national t.v. has had some

general is conducting himself he's i was just looking for the cd as he did everything for alice well as clyde i was to. every few minutes and i don't rally the people how do you a contrast to leaders about how they are handling the situation with joy fills like he's very confident right now he thinks he's won i mean that's the impression he's put forward he gave his press conference surrounded by the military high command late last night and so he's basically sitting back waiting by the way door to make the next move he doesn't have to speak just yet i'm sure he will have some today i just find it interesting listening to the bible or even the use of the word could it are all up writing you know so even the language that people on both sides hughes will indicate a will to meijer the weak side of the of the debate there which of the debate they're on so again we face the dilemma the polarization of the administrators started in the in the debated not when the language chosen to describe what's going on and then mass say one thing. let's say nicholas another would out on national t.v. has had s

away from these areas the showers will fade overnight and there will be patches of clyde, mist and fogsecond half of the week it is high pressure. but see the way this high—pressure pressure builds its way up and sits right on the top of the british isles and it will be squashing the showers down and settling things down. a few light showers cannot be com pletely down. a few light showers cannot be completely ruled out in the south—east, but otherwise it is dry with patchy cloud and sunny spells and the temperatures are starting to climb. western areas will see the warmest weather as we head into next week. high pressure setting about here and the wind is moving in a clockwise direction and that will bring some rather cool conditions into the east and the south. the warmest weather towards the west and the north of the uk. you can see the way in which the temperatures on monday and tuesday are around 15 or 16 and it is dry further north and west as well, but look at these temperatures. 22 degrees in aviemore with that win to bring a warm air from the south—west. drying up as we head th

the aircraft clyded yesterday at the southern end of the alaska panhandle. >> ten people aboard were rescued but four others were killed and two more were missing. kris van cleave is following the investigation. we were asking how could something like this happen. >> reporter: good morning, norah. that's the question investigators will start to try to figure out later today. the passengers on the planes were from the royal princess cruise ship that left vancouver saturday. a spokesperson with the medical center said all the patients transported to that hospital are in fair or good condition now. an ntsb team will fly to alaska from here in d.c. to lead the investigation. videos on websites for mountain air service and taquan air show the planes involved in the crash. according to the coast guard the air flight carrying a pilot and ten passengers were returning from a tour of a national mount umt. on a separate tour they had five people on board. investigators hope to learn why the two planes collided in midair, both extra, into water in the area of the george inlet. coast guard and c

but first, i want to read clyde haberman's tweet from saturday. great jimmy bresland's quote.search of a balcony. and that search, a small ordinarily man now, in desperate search for a balcony. and making a fool of himself and this is just the latest chapter. what happened? >> well, michael is exactly right. i mean, how problematic democrats felt this giuliani trip to ukraine was going to be. and it was on two levels. it was backward looking, yes, to re-litigate and re-investigate the origins of the mueller probe and the ties that ukraine could have to clinton. but also going forward, look at not just the 2016 opponent, but potential 2020 opponents. also, this trip was also about joe biden and looking at the connections that biden's son may have had to a ukrainian oil and gas company. a company that was run by a former oligarch there. and what role biden may have played, even intervening, because ukraine was sort of part of his portfolio when he was vice president. and democrats were actively saying that the republicans were just rolling the playbook back aga again. that the t