devin dwyer, abc news with the white house. >>> there's another alarming incident near the white house. the secret service arrested a 41-year-old iowa man one block away after a search of his car showed a rifle and ammunition. he said someone in iowa told him to go to the white house. he's charged only with having an unregistered gun. >>> recent scares are being investigated when pilots saw drones close to the planes. two incidents. sunday, a virgin atlanta pilot spotted a drone, and a delta pilot saw one. and just yesterday, another on approach to jfk. none of the planes had to take evasive action. >>> and the tense situation in ferguson, missouri. deciding to whether or not to charge the white police officer who killed michael brown. they have the makeup of st. louis county, nine are white, three are black. the family says the system favors officer darren wilson. >>> in san francisco, furious university of california students protested outside of a regents committee hearing, hoping to stop the vote on a tuition hike. it involves raising fees by as much as 5% over each of the next fiv

dwyer, said we won't worry about the coast guard anymore, we'll buy them off. they went down with women and women, and they bought them out. and they brought in coast guard boats eventually. and guess who would unload it. new york police, in full uniform. dwyer also thanks to costello, if they unloaded it on montauk point, they paid all of long island's police force, and just to be sure they had five machine guns in the car. when they got to the new york border, they transferred the booze to larger trucks. the trucks, onto the running boards, they had running boards then, the trucks would pile the new york cops and they would take it to the factories where they'd cut the booze. okay? so one quart of vodka would be turned into five quarts of watered-down vodka. they were caught occasionally. there were federal agents -- madden had a brewery right in the middle of hell's kitchen, okay? and they could never nail him. because as soon as -- it was a fortress like structure, and when the new york cops -- the new york cops would patrol the brewery, the federal prohibi

i never heard of big bill dwyer before. i heard of rothstein, lucciano, who wasn't big until the '30s. dwyer was a former chelsea longshoreman who formed a syndicate with this fellow here, nasty man, frank costello, later named the leader of the mafia. this is before then when he hooked up with dwyer. he's an immigrant. and this other fella, madden, an irishman whose family had emigrated to the slums of the midland slums of england. prohibition gave these small town hoods the opportunity to become -- to create, i should say, a million-dollar industry with its own fleet of and they had it, ocean-going vessels. they had an arsenal of lawyers. they even had an airplane. they arrested the guy, the first prohibition pilot. he would watch out for the coast guard. dwyer, said we won't worry about the coast guard anymore, we'll buy them off right down to washington. down there he would go with gifts of money and women and bought off the coast guard. so they could bring their booty right into the harbor. later they brought it in in

devin dwyer, abc news, the white house. >>> there's been another alarming incident near the white house. the secret service arrested a 41-year-old iowa man one block away after a search of his car uncovered a rifle and ammunition. the man told officers someone in iowa told me to go to the white house. since he made no threats, the man is charged only with having an unregistered gun. >>> both the fbi and the faa are investigating recent scares when pilot saw drones flying too close to the planes. two incidents at jfk. >>> st. louis county, 9 white, 3 black, the grand jury for fwroun, the family said the system favors officer darren wilson. and universities of california students pro termsed outside of i region's committee meeting. hoping to stop a vote on a controversial tuition hike. janet napolitano's plan involves raising fees up to 5% over each of five years. despite okays the committee approved the increase. >> still ahead, consumer criticism after another airline announces the end of the free bag area. >>> and new test results out for minivan was troubling results. >>> and the cros

dwyer forms a syndicate with this fella here, nasty man, frank costello. later named prime minister of the underworld and leader of the m mafia. he's an immigrant. this other fella, who is an irishman, family immigrated to the slums of midland slums of england. prohibition gave the smalltown hoods to opportunity to come, to create a million dollar industry with its own fleet. they had lawyers and an airplane. they arrested the guy. the first prohibition pilot. watch out for the coast guard. dwyer said we are not going to worry about the coast guard, we are going to buy them off. down he would go with gifts, money and women. they could bring it right into the harbor. later, they brought it in in coast guard boats. and, guess who would unload it? new york police in full uniform. dwyer also, thanks to costello, if they unloaded at the point, they'd pay off all long island's police force and just to be sure, they had five sicilians with machine guns in the car. when they got to the border, they transferred the boos to larger trucks. they had running boards und

devin dwyer, abc news, the white house. >>> despite objections by students, a university of californiats committee has tentatively approved a controversial tuition increase. furious student protesters did what they could to stop the regents from meeting. uc president janet napolitano's plan involves raising fees by as much as 5% over each of the next five years. the full board will vote on the matter later today. >>> the fbi and faa are investigating several recent incidents when pilots said drones were flying too close. two different incidents over four days at new york's jfk on sunday. a virgin atlantic flight spotted a drone flying. a few minutes later a delta pilot spotted the same thing just feet from the wing. a jetblue pilot spotted a drone on approach to jfk. none of the planes had taken evasive action. >>> jetblue is putting the squeeze on passengers. the airline announcing it's creating three ticket classes next year. the cheapest class will include a free -- a fee for checking a bag. it's the first time in jetblue's history it will charge for bags. they'll also add 15 seats

i'm diane dwyer. in all social movements from the revolution to civil rights and beyond, history shows us that it takes a confluence of events that makes the perfect storm for that movement to take hold. so too is the case for the free speech movement. it happened here in the fall of 1964, 50 years ago on the uc berkley campus. >> now is the time to get rid of segregation and discrimination all over this nation. now is the time. >> it is time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part. >> it was almost as if the country was waking up from a long slumber of the 1950s. >> it was november 22nd, and i was already at cal. and came out of classes, and there were clusters -- there was a great silence on the campus. >> we kind of lost our innocence from that time forward. >> the summer of the kennedy assassination, lawmakers passed the civil rights act. that same summer, students from berkeley and around the world travelled to the south to try to r

happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> who let dillan dwyer in the studio? >> i had to ask for an i.d. i was so scared for her yesterday. >> i guess our little petition freed dillan. >> thank you. >> poly, it's not too bad. we will learn more about that in a second. it is rain, sleeting, snow shopping, winds are low. that's great news for the balloons, great news for the hosts as well. >> exactly. we have a beautiful morning. maybe a little sleet. i think it will clear up. we have a great parade, new floats, new character balloons, everyone knows how i feel about snoopy, you are watching a live commercial right now. >> willie, i got your text early this morning, i got my homework, 1,300 cheerleaders in the parade. >> thank you. did a headcount on the way in, thank you, matt, for confirm shopping. >> all right, guy, thank you so much. >>> lets head uptown to al, how is it looking for the parade? >> reporter: well, interesting, natalie, texted me, you wanted to know, there are a thousand clowns. it looks, stretching all the way down central park west. can you see all the floats lined up.

my name is peter dwyer and i've lived four doors down from this property since 1977. and i'm here to tell you those that haven't visited, this is a magical spot. it's really a quasi-public piece of property. it should be protected. there should be a balance of what this development is going to wind up being and the developer's profits which they have every right to make. i walked down those steps on a daily basis and i see hundreds of thousands of tourists a year in a rather romantic spot taking pictures of the city. the way this massive project is, it not only takes the view away, it takes the light away. it will darken those steps. not to be negative, but rather a constructive as possible. what i would suggest, given all the risks -- maybe they're not true, maybe they are true of this large excavation -- if they put back toward the rear of the property four homes that can be very valuable to them to sell, then have reminiscences of hoyt tower and not what's designed now which i think doesn't work in that location from an esthetic point of view, move it back, let the

she thought i was brave to go public she would drive up bond dash draw the line on her husband 21 dwyer became incontinent most said they did not plan to take care of their spouse at home. one woman i knew professionally called me and said she urgently needed meet over breakfast at a neighborhood bakery she confessed she was struggling to get both her husband and herself through the early stages of his diagnosis. of washington and insider was on the early stages but for now she preferred to keep it that way then she stopped her voice catching and said i saw you on the news hour program of what to hear what she would say next a few moments passed in silence. i cannot do it she confessed i do not want to be like you. before she could say any more i stopped her. with all my certainty the debate over the right words to use i finally knew what i wanted to say and i told her i don't want anyone to be like me. >> that opens up a wide range of conversation. what would you do for your spouse or would they do it for you? friends ask me that all the time that was most interesting to me after pbs e

we're talking to tony dwyer, he is going to tell us where he sees stocks going. all online futures.cnbc.com. >> we'll be there. it's not often when cnbc's resident skeptic raises the green flag on a stog. mr. negative. mr. glass half empty. that's you. he's here with what he thinks could be a big winner. herb. >> this company is called intrexon. synthetic biology company. very complicated nothing intuitive to talk about. there is a big short position in the stock. but i want to point something out. i got this idea -- i was pitched this idea by someone i've known for 25 years. joe barton, a former short seller from texas. he came and we started talking this company. and here is what got me going. he said i want to go on the record. i said you want to go on the record. no one ever calls mesmt so i started doing work. who owns the stock? fidelity is number one. dan loeb. bill miller is number three. then i really do some work. company went public a year ago. run by r.j. kirk. people either like or don't like him. he sold new river fapharmaceut l pharmaceuticals. and

lindsay dwyer ran away, changed her name to quinn perkins, and started a new life. what the hell?! order. your honor, on what grounds? i said this case is over. (gavel bangs) olivia obviously knows something we don't. the agency took stuff from me. i was young. they made it sound fun. (whirring) (man) if you meet this guy in a dark alley, you're done.

in new york state we started a program, pfc joseph dwyer program.last words were, i don't want to die. people might call it a suicide. he was just looking for temporary relief. he had a young wife and young 2-year-old daughter. these peer-to-peers are working in new york. that's one way the v.a. and department of defense can really improve the situation for vets with pstd. >> really quick, i want to get your take i talked with the congressman about, with regards to the crisis in iraq. >> reporter: interesting point the congressman elect brought up. we have these items fighting against us because they're making 20 dollars to place an ied. a lot of people aren't fighting for love of country, for love of the flag, to protect freedoms and liberties the iraqi government provides. when i was there in 2006, it was a real challenge just to get the iraqi military enforcement just to show up to work. as far as the strategy goes, the biggest challenge is getting these elements to want to travel far from their home to defeat an element that one congressman refe

i'm diane dwyer.rom the revolution to civil rights and beyond, history shows us that it takes a confluence of events that makes the perfect storm for that movement to take hold. so too is the case for the free speech movement. it happened here in the fall of 1964, 50 years ago on the uc berkley campus. >> now is the time to get rid of segregation and discrimination all over this nation. now is the time.

. >> tony dwyer says recession in four years. >> for the class -- >> tony, i did have one of those high-priceddon't tell you to go with your first answer. they tell you to get rid of the two obvious answers first. one other point leave he was making was that as a percentage of gdp exports, historically the highest they have ever been, worried about headmans from abroad, but here you are looking at a chart of household incomes that shows we have not been at these levels since the 1990's. where is the wage inflation coming from that we are always going back to? are you concerned that middle-income americans don't have as much money in the pocket and that is holding back market gains? >> major point, and i'm surprised the fed doesn't talk about it more good eye am a macro condoms do not use these fancy charts. i am a macro economist and i use all these fancy charts. this has been revised out. disposable personal income has been underestimated 8.2 2% per year since 1965. that number is going to get revised as it has been revised on most every month. ultimately it comes down to because incomes are

anyway, we have more on the weather with dwyer in a second. a small cargo plane has crashed into a neighborhood. john, what can you tell us? good morning. >> reporter: good morning. officials have now located the pilot's body in the wreckage of that plane. it's a twin engine propellor plane sitting on the side of that house. when you look had the wreckage, amazing the people inside were able to get out without a scratch. >> i heard the plane flying by and shortly after like a loud crash. >> reporter: terrifying moments this morning after residents heard a small plane crash into a living room. >> a plane crashed into a living room and two elderly people were removed and checked by ems and they were fine. >> reporter: up in the air the pilot said he was having problems. >> i'd like to land. i'm having problems. >> reporter: minutes later, the control asks if the pilot is okay and after minutes of silence, they confirmed the plane crashed. >> he went down, didn't make to it the airfield. >> he did not make it to the field. looks like he went down

dylan dwyer is bundled up. >> good morning. today is day two in minnesota. the ice covering the streets caused hundreds of accidents across the state and sadly was responsible for at least two deaths. now, parts of the rockies and midwest are covered with a foot of snow. it's early november. all this snow is going to melt away quickly, right? not quite. these sub-freezing temperatures are going to stick around for a long long time. much of the nation's mid-section is already frozen with minnesota getting the worst of it monday. >> go back, straighten the wheels a little bit. >> reporter: a semi-truck stranded, and jackknifed off a highway and police reporting accidents statewide. south of minneapolis, entire neighborhoods blanket by snow, but some school districts remained open. parts of wisconsin were slammed by up to 18 inches of snow monday, more expected today. in south dakota, snow plows ruled the roads as residents dusted off their shovels with scrapers. >> for me, it's a little early but there's not much we can do. >> reporter: as the storm moved east