but then he invades grenada, why, what was the difference? it was the communists were in grenada.that's what lit his views. so the whole thing that we weave here, it gives you what reagan really was, he wasn't a war monger and that's why spent time on that. host: but again that was something where he cross purposes with his close friend margaret thatcher which shows two leaders very much in line in respect of one another. but they did what was best for their own countries. if it meant offending someone, and men of offending someone but they had to make certain and isn't it clear that reagan did not tell her because he didn't want anybody to know. guest: yeah but you know he could have told her. she was such a good friend that she would have kept his confidence. why he didn't tell her? i don't i don't know. when you read the pages of the trans- grip, he was a really sheepish. he said well margaret, i'm really sorry. they were both the same person, reagan and thatcher, they would steal them and say hey we are going to get the bad guys and protect our nation. that's what bound them t

passengers loaded, injured during their flight from grenada hit by turbulence, throwing passengers from their seats. >> a gentleman didn' t have on his seatbelt. his head damaged the aircraft. reporter: all five passengers were taken to a hospital for injuries. >> it was very scary. reporter: the seatbelt sign was eliminated at the time and the pilots did not have any indication of severe turbulence. the plane landed without further incidents. one possible cause, turbulence which pilots cannot see when a jet stream pass alongside each other. the air between is disturbed. it can get very company very quickly and radar cannot detect it. phil: in atlanta there is an effort to preserve majestic animal species. scientists at the university of georgia are teaming with zoo atlanta to build a genetic storage center to help preserve big cats and other species. the process involves taking cells from the skin of a sedated animal, then converting them into stem cells. from there, those cells can be it' s already been done with pig stem cells. and researchers are confident it can work with big cats,

. >>> an americanairlines flight coming into miami international airport from grenada experienced some turbulence in the air. five passengers were taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries thursday. >> my hands were shaking. it was terrifying for a few i think it must have lasted just two or three seconds. >> the plane landed safely in miami. there were 74 passengers and five crew members on the flight. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," women kicked off a napa valley wine train sue for discrimination and t-mobile customers are exposed to a hacking attack. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: it isn't known who the hackers are who stole information from about 15 million customers of t-mobile wireless. t-mobile used the credit reporting agency experian to check on the customers and that is where the breach occurred. >>> wall street will be watching today's release of the monthly jobs report. a strong report would raise expectations that the federal reserve will raise interest rates possibly later this month. stocks finished mix

we have invaded grenada, iraq but we go in and go out. unlike other colonial expeditions that often ends up costing us money. we lost money in iraq. if it were true a colonial expedition we would have made money. we would have reversed ourselves with the costs of invasion by taking their oil. we didn't do that. america has been a benign empire come if you want to call it that. i think if american award to go to someone else, china, russia, they which is a far more heavy handedly, far more brutally. so ideal that america has been a very positive influence in the world. i can't even imagine the 20 center if there had been an america. this book is a passionate argument for an injunction favoritism based on understand what america has done for the world. >> is it inevitable that the american dominance of the world is going to end? >> i think it is inevitable that the chinese economy will be larger than the american economy. we are on the verge of that happening now. the reason is simply china has a much bigger population. china has three to f

the aircraft flying from grenada to miami when things got rough at 36,000 feet. passengers said some people were thrown out of their seats. the airline says the seat belt sign was lit at the time. >>> last night's highlights. >> he's stan. i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" desk. we're headed into friday. >> and we're talking football. ravens and steelers, thursday night football from pittsburgh. baltimore came in 0-3. you go 0-4 you can pretty much forget about the playoffs. mike vick, in for ben roethlisberger, fourth and one in overtime. as you saw the "steals & deals" didn't get it. josh scobee missed a pair of field goals that could have extended their lead before the game went to overtime and justin tucker put it away. they got a win they had to have. >>> yankees win in the playoffs. boston trying to be a buzzkill. that's joe girardi. yankees up 2-1. put a byrd on it. greg byrd, yard of gene machi. robert refsnyder. he goes yard, second of the season. give me a dunkin' donut, yankees, 4-1. they're in the playoffs. >> rangers also in the playoffs but still

in that attack, he was wearing a grenada flag bandanna. police believe it's the same man who raped a 19-year-old woman in an alley on rockaway parkway on august 30th. >>> a brooklyn native is getting ready toation take over nation's education department. arne duncan says he'll be stepping down in december to spend more time with his family in chicago. deputy secretary john king jr. will take over duncan's duties. during a press conference today, just a few hours ago, king talked about the death of his parents when he was a kid and how teachers changed his life. >> new york city public school teachers are the reason that i am alive. they are the reason that i became a teacher. they are the reason i'm standing here today. those teachers created amazing educational experiences, but also gave me hope. hope about what is possible. >> king previously served as education commissioner for new york. >>> okay, did they meet or not? >> what the vatican is now saying about a meeting between pope francis and the kentucky clerk kim davis in washington.

the aircraft was flying from grenada to miami when things got rough at about 36,000 feet.assengers said some people were thrown out of their seats. the airline says the seat belt sign was lit at the time. >>> all right, time now for some sports. >> last night's highlights from our guys at espn. >> he's stan. i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" desk. we're headed into friday. >> and we're talking football. ravens and steelers, thursday night football from pittsburgh. baltimore came in 0-3. you go 0-4, you can pretty much forget about the playoffs. mike vick in for ben roethlisberger. that's fourth and one in overtime. as you saw, the steelers didn't get it. josh scobee missed a pair of field goals for them that could have extended their lead before the game went to overtime, and then justin tucker put it away in overtime. ravens get a win they absolutely had to have. >>> yankees win, they're in the playoffs. boston trying to be a buzzkill. that's joe girardi. bottom seven, yankees up, 2-1. put a bird on it. greg bird, yard of jean machi. it's 3-1, bottom eight, robert refs

landing at miami international after flying in from maurice bishop inter international airport in grenada. >>> it went up and down so it mostly went up in the air . >>> my hands were shaking afterwards because it was terrifying for the few seconds it lasted. i think it must have lasted just two or three seconds . >>> i think it affected him more. i am more the adventurous type but it was scary . >> reporter: american airlines say five people treated for minor injuries. hayden's young son flew into the air but was asleep and later seemed more amused than anything else . >>> we were just grateful to god that everything was okay . >>> you can't do anything about it. you are dropping at that speed. there is nothing you can do. just experience it. >>> american airlines said the light was illuminated to reduce injuries when something like this happens. they say five people were treated for minor injuries of recording at miami international international. nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> reporter: gusty winds and cold rain outside right now. track on with a keen coming up . >> anchor: testing that ca

but then he invades grenada. what is the difference? the communist were there. that is what led to his views. so it gives you that idea that is why spend time there >> host: but that is something that he crossed margaret thatcher that shows to leaders very much in line in respect of one another for their own country. it meant offending someone but is it clear that reagan did not tell her because they didn't want anybody to know. >> but he could have told her. sheba such a good friend of she would have kept his confidence. why he didn't i don't know but would you read the transcripts he is very sheepish he says i really sorry he does not defend himself. but they were both the same person. dave boyd said say we will get the bad guys to protect our nation. that is what bound them together. >> host: she was there to give the eulogy at his funeral. it was beautiful. >> of course, he wrote a letter to her as his last act of president about communism and how they pulled this off together. did you find as you studied reagan a depth of humility? >> it is hard to say. i t

five passengers were hurt when the flight from grenada to miami hit the unexpected turbulence. american says the seat belt sign fortunately was on. turned into an adventure with a happy ending. jean: it all thanks to employees at a toronto airport where a young traveler got separated from her stuffed animal named ra-ra on the day that the passenger was to fly home, ra-ra woke up in an airport drawer, but employees got him on the move, first stopping at security of course, then helped him onto a moving sidewalk to reach his flight. and while waiting he took some time to cheer on the blue jays and made some friends. there were hugs as he left toronto. safely. it turns out that a lot of you are very interested in the height of potential presidents. josh: there's a new list of the most commonly googled questions about in year's candidates. perhaps looking to start a basketball team in d.c. for five candidates the top question is how tall are they. experience matters, apparently, as age is the most common query. candidates and for them the top question is who is he. for ted cruz, bo

flight were injured as the plane experienced turbulence while flying from the caribbean island of grenada to miami. hurricane joaquin is currently hitting the bahamas. an american airline spokesperson said the pilots were not warned of severe turbulence but turned on the fasten seat belt sign once it started. >>> 6:13. the justice department today will release its third and final review of the violence and police actions in ferguson following the deadly police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. the first two reports criticized the town's court system, the ferguson police culture and its response to protests. browns of killed last year during a confrontation with white police officer darren wilson. the grand jury and justice department declined to prosecute wilson who resigned. >>> time is 6:14. three years away from the post- season for yankees fans is like 30 years for any other team. but now the drought is over. washington heights own struck out boston's josh rutledge to end the yank's 4-1 win over the red sox. the final out put the bombers back into the post season for the first ti

grenada, lebanon, libya twice, iraq now three times, afghanistan, the balkans, panama, somalia, haiti, and most recently west africa to combat ebola. because we cannot predict the place and future engagement we must provide premium on requiring equipmentnd training to give our forces the most versatile possible capabilities across the broadest possible spectrum of conflict. these two lessons on funding and flexibility must underpin any defense reform effort whether the focus is on bureaucratic organization, command structures, acquisition, or budgets. all that said, it is completely legitimate to ask whether our defense structures and processes are giving us the best possible return on taxpayer dollars spent on our military. and the answer in too many cases is no. in this context the questions the committee are considering are in my view the correct ones. namely, whether any countries institutions and national defense are organized, manned, equipped, and manged in ways that can deal with the security challenges of the 21st century and that efficiency and effectively spend defense doll

crimea, nice, quick little operation, grenada like. do something and get support.however, he miscalculated. what steve said is important. in the reagan off option, and the russian context you're trying to do things that show, give people the impression you have all this power at home and abroad with the potential for miscalculation and misperception, how are we supposed to no that that was just a demonstration. excuse me. we did we did not mean to conquer half the ukraine. people interpret this in a way, you are being too smart which is the real risk. but then maybe we should get into the question, what can we do to avoid these sort of misperceptions? >> i agree with that very important. what can the russian military do in syria? where is the silver bullet? what capabilities to the russians bring to the game that the us military has not been able to apply? but that seems to suggest the whole risk of his venture, if they can't predict success than most people think they will fail, they are starting off on a doomed trail where it is potentially a big risk. >> let's s

american airs flight 982 was on its way to miami from grenada when it hit a patch of turbulence at about 36,000 feet. on board, some passengers were thrown from their seats. the airline says the seat belt light was on at the time. >> residents of a small southwest michigan town are trying to figure out who is their new best friend, the person holding the winning powerball ticket worth $310 million sold at the shell gas station in three rivers. the station, by the way, is just minutes from the indiana border. so the holder of the ticket could technically be someone from out of state. that person is gaining new relatives, as well, this morning. >>> while the american workday is getting longer, sweden moving to a six-hour workday. employers say their workers are more focused and more productive during the shorter period. >> trying to say that for years. they say it's hard to concentrate on a single task for eight hours straight. after all, most of us take lunch, chat at the coffee machine or sneak a peek at facebook once in awhile. it's hard to argue with the country that gave us volvo, ike

and grenada, lebanon, iraq three-time is, afghanistan is, afghanistan, panama, som alia, haiti and west africa. because we cannot combat when dash predict military engagement we must cover premium to acquire equipment to get the forces the most merciful capabilities across the broad spectrum of conflict. these to lessons on flexibility in spending whether it is on bureaucratic organization or command structure or budget. is completely legitimate to ask if the defense structure gives us the best possible return on taxpayer dollars and the answer is no. in this context the questions the committee is considering is namely if the institutions of national defence or is in ways that deal with the security challenges of the 21st century to spend the the defense dollars over the next 15 minutes and will make observations about gold bader nichols the interagency process and the budget did recant television to these and other matters and. first the question of the ambition of the region of legislation has been filled or fit is thus similar magnitude of lighting changes taking place over the last

thursday morning before landing at miami international after flying in from international airport in grenada. then down so then mostly went up in the air. >> my heart was pounding my hands were shaking up was because it was terrifying for the few seconds. i think it must've lasted just two or three seconds. more. >> it was scary. >> american airlines is by people treated for minor injuries and that he jumps son flew into the air but he was asleep at the time and later seemed more amused. anything else. >> you can't do anything about >> nothing you can do just experience it. airlines says that the light was illuminated that said to keep your seatbelts on obviously to prevent injuries when something like this happens. they also say people were treated for minor injuries. >> that's a good part. next year on seven news today when england testing trouble in lowell with some students did when one of their classmates was elected as class president. >> brady and good dell on the up. >>> after months of facing off in court brady and good dell are finally joining forces is a catch. on the volleyball c

martha: some terrifying moments aboard one american airlines flight from grenada to miami.ne encountered major turbulence. officials say flight 982 landed at miami international airport without incident. only a few passengers had mine more injuries. boy, they had a lot to say about the flight. bill: we're learning more about the gunman in shooting in oregon. chris harper mercer grew up in southern california, still has family. speaking from their home, mercer's family say violence was entirely out of character. neighbors, speak a different story. jonathan hunt tracking down live in l.a. what more do we know about his family, jonathan? >> reporter: we're told, bill, chris harper mercer was born in the u.k. and moved here as a very young boy with his parents, moved to the l.a. area. his father still lives here. he spoke to reporters last night expressing, as you can imagine, his extreme shock at what his son had apparently done. >> don't want to answer any questions right now. don't want to answer any questions right now. obviously has been devastating day. devastating for me

ambulance on the tarmac, passengers loaded, one with a neck brace injured during their flight from grenadaem from their seats. >> gentlemen a couple rows ahead were sleeping and didn't have on his seat belt either and his head damaged the aircraft. >> reporter: that's the damage caused by that passenger after flying out of the seat. in all, five passengers were taken to a local hospital for minor injuries. >> my hands were shaking afterwards because it was terrifying. >> reporter: in a statement american airlines says the seat belt sign was illuminated at the time and that pilots did not have any indication of severe turbulence in the area. the plane landed without further incident. one possible cause for scenes like this, clear air turbulence which pilots can't see. it happens when a fast and slow-moving jet stream pass alongside each other. the air between those streams are disturbed and if a jet passes through it can get very bumpy very quickly and radar can't detect i now, robin, this is the second incident in a couple weeks we reported on where passengers didn't have their seat belts

in active duty military for 23 years, including the combat tour with the 82nd airborne division in grenada. mr. byrne: he began a 15-year career teaching math and coaching soccer and swim team at federal high school in my district. he was known for pushing his students to the next level and making them better people. i can personally attest to colonel ready's teaching ability because my children were his students and they consider him one of their all-time favorite teachers and he was tough. on behalf of alabama's first congressional district, i want to share our deepest condolences with colonel ready's loved ones. he was a great american and an extraordinary educate overplet he made a positive impact in the lives of so many and his legacy will live on in his students, his family and his friends. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? ms. delbene: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, t

grenada, lebanon, libya twice, iraq now three times, afghanistan, the balkans, panama, somalia, haititly west africa to combat ebola. because we cannot predict the place and future engagement we must provide premium on requiring equipmentnd training to give our forces the most versatile possible capabilities across the broadest possible spectrum of conflict. these two lessons on funding and flexibility must underpin any defense reform effort whether the focus is on bureaucratic organization, command structures, acquisition, or budgets. all that said, it is completely legitimate to ask whether our defense structures and processes are giving us the best possible return on taxpayer dollars spent on our military. and the answer in too many cases is no. in this context the questions the committee are considering are in my view the correct ones. namely, whether any countries institutions and national defense are organized, manned, equipped, and manged in ways that can deal with the security challenges of the 21st century and that efficiency and effectively spend defense dollars. as chairman

in grenada, lebanon, libya, iraq, now three times on afghanistan, the balkans, panama, somalia, haitiand most recently west africa to combat. because we cannot predict the nature of the future military engagement we must provide a premium on acquiring the commend and providing training to give the force is the most versatile capabilities across the broadest possible spectrum of conflict. these two lessons on funding and flexibility must underpin any defense reform effort. whether the focus is on bureaucratic organization, command structures come acquisitions and budgets. all that said, it is completely legitimate to ask whether the defense structures and processes are giving us the best possible return on the taxpayer dollars m. on our military created the answer into many cases is no. in this context, the questions of the committee are considering or in my view the correct ones. namely whether the countries institutions in the national defense are organized command come equipped and managed in ways that can deal with the security challenges in the 21st century and that efficiently an

took names, addresses is about numbers passport american airlines say five injured on flight from grenadai after the plane encountered unexpected turbulence carrying 74 passengers five council members they say seat belt sign was on during the unexpected turbulence situation, still, several people injured in that flight, back to you. maria: thank you, switching gears to bar rons manager talking volatility, markets crazy swings, leaving risk loaferers, jack otto to talk about "barrons" first look good to see. >> you great to be herb. >> why this kefr. >> right now we've had a lot of volatility, mutual mutual fund quarterly this is the story of the moment a lot of people say apply on dips when dip happens either a, it is you have to you got to have a strong stomach to grab something that is falling and also you got to have that list ready, so you know here is a solid poeerform maybe valuation steep suddenly one example is apple from 117 to 92 in a week in august. so that created an opportunity for a lot of people, so one of the keys look for forced selling, so maybe when biotech industry is