give me some spicy noodles, some pork, i'm happy every time. ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ horns honking ]s behind the old french cathedral. vendors set up stools and it's happy hour in hanoi. [ crowd chatters ] ♪ >> anthony: every doorway, every window, a little slice of life. ♪ a story all its own, lives lived, being lived, caught for a second, a moment, then gone. >> lin: in vietnam, sometimes, to be truly friend -- to be friendly -- >> hai: yeah. >> lin: -- we have to drink until we are drunk. >> anthony: oh, well, okay. we must, we must. >> lin: cheers for friendship. >> anthony: lin din. my oldest friend in vietnam from the very beginning. many happy memories, my friend. we've been to saigon, can tho, nha trang -- he was my original minder for vietnam's ministry of foreign affairs. we became, in spite of his official responsibilities, fast friends. >> hai: one, two, three -- ba, yo! welcome back. welcome back. cheers. >> anthony: lin has brought me to a great and proud and uniquely hanoi tradition -- bia hoi. bia hoi refers to the roadside joints where locals gather to consume keg-di

horne. post war lives became different. cora was a republican activist and she campaigned for calvin coolidge in the 1924 election as a member of the speakers bureau for the republican party. national organizer and secretary of the eastern vision of the republican women's national auxiliaries. and something else happened in the 1920's, harlem was in vogelsong not just in new york, but around the world. from the fact that harlem nightclubs protected by a compliant mayor happily ignored prohibition, to the discovery of african tribal art, and caused picasso to change the pace of his paintings to a smash broadway show "shuffle along", with a hit song "i'm just wild about harry", and a hit dance called the charleston. and a group of novelist the, including corps's third son, frank horne. known as the family intellectual frank horne became a prize-winning poet and a second member of the harlem renaissance. in typical black middle class family he also had a day job. like his brother he was a practicing harlem ophthalmologi ophtha

they did three covers with horns. this will make an excellent tinder profile pic. >> he loves the photo. i don't think he would appreciate it. >> he has nothing but contempt for "time" magazine and it is well warranted. >> if they had the courage of their conviction they had him melting all during the campaign. you know they don't like him. if they were going to be consistent they should show america melting now. >> if there was a hidden message it would have to be a lot more subtle. we know the mainstream media is so fair in coverage they would have smashed him down hard if they wanted to. what we haven't talked about is the bigger issue and my problem is i don't know if this is an op-ed piece or an unbiased piece of journalism, but did you notice that like in american moses they called hillary clinton. leading her to the promise land and it was noted in the piece. i find that offensive. >> you know they wanted to call her an american moses. >> you are talking about hitler. >> she is an american moses. >> an american

(laughter) (ship horn blows) (engines puttering) (car horns honking) chop chop.hs) >> they are my sisters, you know. >> the family. >> yeah, it's my family. europe, europe, europe, europe. >> nine, six, eight, four, nine, two, five, eight. >> is this for the back way? >> which is about? >> 2,000 euro. >> 2,000 euro? >> yeah, 2,000 euro. >> are you scared? >> ill-equipped and overcrowdd boats run by trafficking... >> over 2,500 people are known to have drowned... >> 25 bodies were recovered. >> more than a thousand people are feared dead. >> up to 4,000 people were rescued from the mediterranean and brought ashore... >> the mediterranean has been described as a graveyard for migrants. >> ...migrants died in two big shipwrecks. >> so... (many people talking) (music playing, people chatting) so much. >> after three or four days from being off the grid, we finally made it, finally made it to greece. the boat capsized. we lost all our (bleep), all our bags were gone. this is where we spent our night last night. we don't have anything on us. especially... especially me

the 1980s were a decade of horns for black calhouns north and south.ch 1981, the same month that saw lena's triumphant broadway return, dr. homer nash, the great grandson of moses' sister, died at the age of 94. in the words of the atlanta constitution, dr. ohio her nash's -- ho her gnash's death ends in error. he was the longest practicing black doctor in georgia and the longest practicing doctor of any race in atlanta. you could call the black calhouns lucky, but they were never selfish achievers. they shared their bountiful gifts and achievements with their community and their country. it is fair to say the black call kinds is as much the story of america as it is of a family. thank you. [applause] >> oh, i move down for questions? >> [inaudible] >> anybody have questions? >> you come to the center? the microphone is here. [inaudible] >> i can hear you, yes. [laughter] >> i grew up in flatbush. where did you live? >> well, i was born in pittsburgh, and i grew up in california, but my mother grew up on chauncey street in bedford stuyvesant. it was th

bleep] air horn?g that? >> two police officers come out, one actually slaps him with an open hand. the officer was charged with simple assault on friday, and according to the sussex county prosecutor's office, his first court appearance is 28th, and hn placed on desk duty until that time. bge over brother says he'd like the incident, although he doesn't really think that's going to happen. but here for some more perspec former morris county prosecutor, bob bianci, from station, how about that, buddy? >> bob, i thought you were just a huge o'reilly -- >> nothing justifies putting their hands on somebody during those circumstances, and the officer crime. in my view. an offense said, you don't go ia bunny suit into a police station with an air horn -- >> hello! >> looking like a main yak, taunting the police and notome f repercussion. >> that guy is a textbook spoiled brat, and if that officer had not slapped the silliness out of him, i might have volunteered to chase that story just to catch up with com

, but many are upset about when they're hearing that horn. robert handa joins us from san jose. robert, a late-night roll through japan town. i hear the train right now, right behind you, actually. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, we're going to give a first-hand look of what it sounds like and looks like when it comes through this area. and as you can imagine, this train noise is pretty hard to avoid if you live anywhere along the tracks. and it took residents by surprise, because it was an unannounced route change. once they got over the surprise, they made some noise of their own. putting hands over ears or ducking under the covers doesn't seem to help much when trains go by. it was especially scary for homeowners in san jose's japan town community, not used to trains rumbling through in the middle of the night. >> and it came through with vengeance, it felt. so it was absurd. it was a little after midnight, i think. >> reporter: you have never had that before. >> no. it was new. >> reporter: this councilman says he along with a congres

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south bay leaders getting angry e-mails from people being jolted awake by the sound of train horns.hat is the alarm clock in san jose's japantown for people living there. they say they're hearing that sound without any advanced notice. it seems union pacific railroad is rerouting trains late at night due to work done on amtrak's capital corridor line. federal law requires warning horns at all intersections regardless of the time of day. >> it came through with vengeance it felt. it was absurd. it was a little after midnight i'd say. >> you've never had that before? >> no. >> they did zero outreach in areas like japantown where they're going to be blaring these horns having to cut through. >> south bay leaders say union pacific has to do more community alerts and outreach, as they were just talking about, along its entire line rather than just near the project site. >>> coming up, waking up to the cold. might want to stay in bed a little longer. >> it will be hard to get up and get moving when it's this cold outside. some spots dipping below freezing. we'll tark a look at warmer air

goat horns are now approved religious apparel in the state of maine. priest by the name of phelan moansong probably not his given name. august they told him he had to remove the horns for the picture after appealing it and talking to the aclu, of course, relented and gave him the i.d. prince of pan. says he subscribes to earth based system neo payingism, the horns are parted of him and spiritual practice. he had to write a letter to be approved by the maine secretary of state describing the importance of the horns. >> constitutionally wise i was fine doing what i did, i think it is perception wise, major more training wise. i think they tried to think they needed to have a more stringent rule or reason why my spirituality or my religion was basically a proper one. that's not really required. it's just a strong belief to form any church. >> by the way marijuana was just legalized in maine. moansong fell in love 2009 pagan men's group gathering just after the death of a friend's beloved goat. no one else wanted the dead goat's horns so he took them and a

a pagan priest has rocky ghost horns.ears the horns all the time calling it spiritual antenna. he says it helps educate -- it helps him educate people about paganism. if you see a man wearing horns, you stop him and ask him. he fought for the right after explaining his beliefs to the bureau of motor vehicles. they were convinced. they let him pose in the driver's license picture. >> they are strict. in passports they stop you wearing glasses. >>> coming to wisconsin with a castle made entirely out of ice. it started as a small idea. now it's reaching new heights. big towers of icicles. they're sprayed with water. they grow technicaller. a real life "frozen." >>> i'm frances rivera. >> i'm aymen rearview mirror: a head-on collision. >>> a man driving home at night sees this in his rear view mirror, a head-on collision. it's the next thing he does that made the difference between life and death. >>> a toddler hit while walking with his grandfather in san jose. while we wait to find out how he's doing, the driver responsible

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maybe useful to make you're preservation known but avoid using the horn it may saturday night be someone vehicles anybody right turns are especially dangerous important biking always approach right turns properly signal early and wait for people biking through the intersection move as far to the right to people on bikes can pass on the left let's try a few more questions who are the most vulnerable people on city streets? children? seniors, and people with disabilities why do people on bikes ride close to travel there to avoid car doors what is one of the most dangerous situations for people walking and riding bikes? turning vehicles and what can you do to make sure that everyone is safe in any situation? thartsz stay patient and alert and, of course, slow down parking and loading a vehicle on accredit city streets is a challenge weather parking and unloading always check for people in our mirrors and blind spots and on the driver's side with our right turn right hand this causes you to look 40 on your left for bicyclists when passersby exiting the vehicle make sure about opening the doo

in the suit is kevin hammeric, he walked into the police headquarters last month, blowing that air hornepeatedly. despite being told to stop and that is when the officer stepped in it. >> why are you doing that? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? you don't [ bleep ] know? >> as you saw there, the officer hit him in the face. he is placed on administrative duty. his attorney said the officer acted appropriately and will be vindicated. >>> holiday treats will soon be on the way to troops overseas thanks to those that filled the 300 care packages shipped to troops away from home for the holidays and were packed in honor of air force staff sergeant who was killed in action last december. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in montgomery county and one home is taking the holiday spirit to a whole new level. people come from miles away to look at the elaborate display there in the front yard and nbc 10 news keith jones is in ambler and shows us why. >> reporter: when you are three years old, the lights mean christmas is near. but at this family's home in ambler, the holiday is a

he says wearing the horns serve as his spiritual antenna tuning in tokyo.etary state office says it allows the horn because moon song cited religious purposes and also because they didn't cover his face. had to be an interesting day at the office for them, matt. >> uh-huh. 5:27 and still ahead on "action news" a thief steals a santa's ride which contains the special red suit and it was not cheap. >>> plus, health officials are warning patients of a dentist in berks county. they may have been exposed to hiv or other diseases. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> brake now on "action news" an injured woman is left on the side of a road in north philadelphia. police want to know who she is, how she got there and why she was hurt. >> developing overnight police in germany update their investigation into that deadly christmas market crash in berlin closing in on a motive. >> the first lady's farewell. michelle obama opens up about de defining moments in the white house and her plans for the future. >> good morning. it's 5:30 on this tuesday december 20. let's head over to meteorologist

because of his horns in the state of maine. >> the man goes by the name moon song and got a new state photo i.d. and said he was told he had to provide a photo without the horns, which he said are actually goat antlers attached with fish line, moon song said he went to the dmv in portland which he said agreed to take his photo with the mondays on, and i want to stress this is portland, maine, not portland, oregon. they don't do that stuff there, they just have birds. >> we have a full 90 minutes of news including breaking news in brace bin. >> in brisbane, on 101, a crazy police chase and we will show you incredible video of how far c.h.p. officers were willing to go to catch their man. >> we follow international breaking news after the did the of the russian ambassador and how the united states is take extra precauses. >> a dangerous stunt in sonoma streets after the recent rain. streets after the recent rain. >> we keep a look at your >> good morning, south bay, let's get going. >> i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. >> and alexis smith. >> and meteorologist mike nicco? >> we

onus broke in to steal ray's horn-- it's worth a lot of money. he stole the horn, he shot ray to death. how do you know onus did it? everybody knew. onus played a little, but he was a stone junkie--pulled stickups when he was short. ray caught him once before trying to get into his place. the day after ray died, onus is in the bar-- loaded, spending on women. he's the one did it. coming forward after 15 years, saying everyone knew that this onus did the killing, something about that doesn't add up. well, what do you mean? i mean, essentially you're coming forward with a rumor. everybody knew, arthur-- damn. onus is still out there. he's selling drugs. he's--he's breaking in. look, look, harvey. if we're gonna go after this guy for the homicide, i'd have to have more than what you told me. now, did you have something to do with this? i drove him. all right. onus had his own place in that building. i didn't realize what he went upstairs to do. i didn't realize till they found ray. then i--i was too scared to say anything. people talk about deals on

they were recently jolted awake by train horns blasting in the middle of the night. robert handa joins us along the tracks. they had no word about this change? >> reporter: well, many residents we talked to say they were surprised, then angry when trains started showing up in their neighborhood as late as 3:00 in the morning. train kz be pretty jarring during the day. imagine how it sounds when you'rer fast asleep. union pacific railroad says the noise will end soon but not soon enough for those that didn't know it was coming. it was spaelths scary for home owners not used to trains running through in the middle of the night. >> and it came through with vengeance. so it was a little after midnight, i'd say. >> you've never had that before. >> no, it was new. >> reporter: counselman's office say he along with congresswoman were told rerouting took place because off work being done on the amtrak capital corridor project in santa clara. that meant the train husband to bring equipment in by night and federal law requires warning horns at intersections. they told rail pac

in place. 9 degrees west bend, waukesha and elk horn. 7 coming in for kenosha and also for watertown. 10 at the airport. windchills are coming in that neighborhood of 0 to 10 below. the wind is beginning to pick up for us. the area of clouds. there is a boundary coming through right now and with it a shot of colder air. the arctic high pressure s keeping the cold blanket in place over most of the upper midwest and the plains and the great lakes states. we moderate the temperatures later in the day tomorrow. the windchills tonight at 8:00 most of the locations 10-20 degrees below zero. we move overnight and look at the windchills hoovering 15-25 degrees below zero and holding through the morning tomorrow. so as jeremy said earlier this especially for the kids at the bus stop. now, the snow time line, thursday amp, clouds are coming back, temperatures are actually climbing tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. thursday night with warmer air, a few patchy areas of snow and flurries. the snow really moves in throughout the day on friday. nice and dry today and cold. plenty in the way of

you hear a horn just beep beep beep, why are you laying on the horn? >> oh, no. >> no! >> that's the vw he ran into. >> it appears to be the same volkswagen that the rider hit. and didn't set his emergency brake. that caused the volkswagen to roll back. it looks like it bumped into a car that was stop. >> you s him on the side of the street watching his bike commute. >> the bad situation gets worse and worse. >> the good news is he was okay. the fire department showed up, put out the fire. >> it's just a charred, melted mess. >>> animals really depend on us to give them a hand every once in a while. in this first video, i can't tell you how lucky this cat was that these people found it, because it was frozen. the problem is they can't just pick it up because this cat is frozen into the ground. >> that poor creature. that fur can only keep it so warm. cat, not a wildcat. >> these people grabbed buckets of warm water and started melting the ice around the cat. >> that's heartbreaking, i thought it was just the fur in the ice. the cat's paws are stuck in the ice. >> these

it was no drill when the flood horns sounded alerting everyone in downtown to evacuate. dan hillman moved to higher ground. >> i actually got an alert on my phone also as well as the sirens. >> what did you think of that? >> things are going down. >> by 6:00 p.m. police had streets blocked off. downtown was deserted. the creek was at 12 feet just a foot away from jumping its banks. >> it's barely fitting under some of the buildings. i haven't seen it this high. >> check out this video from the ross valley fire department's web cam showing just how fast the creek rose from calm creek to raging water in just a matter of hours. >> if we get six inches of rain in 12 hours we know that the creek is going to come up. this is a significant amount of rain. >> make sure all of the product that we had that was sitting down lower is up off the floor. >> brad mckenzie at three ring cycles tried saving all of the merchandise that he could when he heard the flood horn and got this tweet from marin public works. >> we took it seriously and got everything up off the floor that we could.

jolted awake by train horns in the middle of the night. robert handa has more on the sunday light-night noise. >> reporter: union pacific railroad says the train noise will end soon but not soon enough for those who didn't even know the trains were coming. it was especially scary for homeowners in one community who were not used to trains rumbling through in the middle of the night. >> it came through with vengeance, it felt. so it was absurd. it was a little after midnight, i would say. >> reporter: you have never had that before. >> no! it was new. >> reporter: councilmember raul perales' office were flooded with complaints. they contacted union pacific railroad and were told rerouting took place because of work being done in other places. the commuter's schedule meant the trains had to bring equipment in by night and federal law requires warning horns at intersections. peralez says they told union pacific from now on it needs to do more community alerts along the line not just near the project sites. >> they did zero outreach in areas l

officers say he continued to blow the horn repeatedly. he was turning himself in on an arre arrest warrant. two officers came out to confront him. >> why are you doing that? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> you see an officer slap the man in the face. >>> a south carolina family says they believe they will get justice after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of a former south carolina officer. the jury said yesterday they were unable to come to a unanimous decision. former north charleston officer was with shot on camera shooting and killing walter scott as he ran from him in april of 2015. defense team argued he was in fear of his life when scott got control of the stun gun and pointed it at him. there is also a federal civil rights case that begins next year. >>> it is 5:16. this morning investigators in oakland say they do not believe anymore bodies will be found in that deadly warehouse fire there. the bodies of 36 people were found buried under ash and rubble. in addition, degrees are lokree eviden ing looking for evidence

but the owner, a guy named ted horne said what was about to happen. he snuck up behind the guy with a $20 bill in his hand and said i think you may have dropped this. and tha>> that was the end of i. >> david and sandra horn are ted's children. he died in 2009 but that one gift keeps giving. >> that one little $20 just look what it did. >> it's difficult to imagine that. >> the money went to man named larry stewart who vowed that day if he ever got rich. he would return the favor in spades. larry eventually became a multiminute air in the first secret santa. his identity revealed only after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2006. which brings us to larry's good friend. >> larry was hospitalized. >> the current secret santa. >> i went up to visit him at light moon light shining in kind of surreal. and i said do you have any regrets. he said yes. i said what is it. he said i just wish i could have helped more people. >> after giving away more than a million dollars to total strangers, larry still melt more needed to be done. >> that's when i assu

it was no drill when the flood horns sounded alerting everyone in downtown to evacuate. dan hillman moved to higher ground. >> i actually got an alert on my phone also as well as the sirens. >> what did you think of that? >> things are going down. >> by 6:00 p.m. police had streets blocked off. downtown was deserted. the creek was at 12 feet just a foot away from jumping its banks. >> it's barely fitting under some of the buildings. i haven't seen it this high. >> check out this video from the ross valley fire department's web cam showing just how fast the creek rose from calm creek to raging water in just a matter of hours. >> if we get six inches of rain in 12 hours we know that the creek is going to come up. this is a significant amount of rain. >> make sure all of the product that we had that was sitting down lower is up off the floor. >> brad mckenzie at three ring cycles tried saving all of the merchandise that he could when he heard the flood horn and got this tweet from marin public works. >> we took it seriously and got everything up off the floor that we could.

[ air horn ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots!d applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone! before we get started, i want to say congratulations to lorne michaels. today, he was named a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: which is the -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it is the highest civilian honor that you can receive. we're all so excited for -- for him. congratulations, lorne. we love you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] that's amazing. that's so cool. >> steve: it's like -- >> jimmy: you guys, tomorrow night, this is big here at nbc. nbc has thursday night football. >> steve: oh, yeah! >> jimmy: oh, yeah. this is gigantic. this is big. they've never had thursday night football. >> steve: nope. >> jimmy: no, no. what are they going to do with it? we've seen what other people do with it, and we go, okay. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: but nbc's never had it. let's see what they do with it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm sure they'll do a a great job. we love nbc sports, but this is

no sirens. >> reporter: do you like honk your horn?h, usually, if i need to. >> reporter: we mounted a camera inside his car to see how it works. the lights allow him to drive on the shoulder of the highway around traffic back-ups. the fire department installed this after first checking to make sure >> still has to abide by all traffic laws. >> reporter: sew has to stop at the red light, go the speed limit. he can just sort of move through the backup on the freeway. >> and as people see the vehicle coming they usually yield. >> it does have risks. there are accidents that occur, crashes that occur. >> reporter: dr. douglas kupas of the national association of state ems officials, says ems medical directors sometimes respond to scenes with lights and sirens on their cars but that this is the first time he's heard of a surgeon using emergency lights. >> whenever there's a jam. otherwise i'd never use the lights. >> reporter: he worked 350 days last year, and he measures success by the minute. >> what we see is that any of these delays, t

you hear a horn just beep, beep, beep, beep. why are you laying on the horn? >> oh, no. no! it appears to be the same volkswagon that the rider hit. the guy stops to help, got out and didn't set his emergency brake. the volkswagon rolled back and bump eed into a car. >> bad situation continues to get worse and worse. >> yeah, the good news is, though, he was okay. fire department showed up, put out the fire. but it was not -- it was a total loss. >> oh! >> no, it's just a charred, melled mess. >> you are about to see extremely rare footage of a cry noise. >> oh, cool. i have seen video of this. >> what? >> this is footage cut by a diver and there you can see it is beautiful. look at that. >> like the computer got confused and couldn't decide whether to make a bird or fish and decided to go in the middle somewhere. >> this is in the same one that's home to the sea urchin and star fish. what's interesting, this one is floating around. most of them do float around. some have stalks attached to the ground, but some as juvenile detach and start floating around. >> how have i neve

today, rhino horns are highly valued for their supposed medicinal and ornamental properties, especially. the latest round of poaching is a massive threat because of technologies, gps units, satellite telephones that are being used by the modern syndicates, you know? so the modern guys are a distinct threat for us. between the two rhinos in front of us, he estimates there is a market value of $120,000 us worth of illegal rhino horn. it is an international effort, but the threat comes from continents away. they use neighbouring states as sort of clearing stations, so this effort to look after these rhinos, prevent poaching, has to be international by description. it is not an effort that can be carried out in botswana alone. and conservation is botswana's main focus these days. the mantra for tourism is high quality, low impact. in other words, discouraging mass tourism in favour of more expensive but also more responsible camps. the latest trend in that is mobile safari — essentially pop—up sites that prevent local wildlife becoming too habituated to human presence. ok, so the first thin

elk horn 10. the winds are light. windchill indexes range from 10 degrees below zero at the dells and 7 degrees above at port. so single digits in place for us today. just a little bid of clouds, a the arctic high pressure is influencing the weather and keeping us sunny, dry and cold. this is a look at the future windchills. now these are the windchills. this is when the coldest of the air is moving in. we look at the windchills by mid night ranging from 15 to 23 to 24 degrees below zero. that is the story thursday morning. the windchills almost everybody at leastde the coldest air is coming our way. plenty in the way of the sunshine and winds are lighter today before picking up tomorrow. very gusty winds. so windy and raw then for later on wednesday and thursday. as we move into friday, we are concerned about the potential one. >> thank you, sal. ben: it's been six months since the massacre at an orlando nightclub. tim, people gathered to honor the victims last night. tim: all day yesterday people remembered the atta

maybe useful to make you're preservation known but avoid using the horn it may saturday night be someone vehicles anybody right turns are especially dangerous important biking always approach right turns properly signal early and wait for people biking through the intersection move as far to the right to people on bikes can pass on the left let's try a few more questions who are the most vulnerable people on city streets? children? seniors, and people with disabilities why do people on bikes ride close to travel there to avoid car doors what is one of the most dangerous situations for people walking and riding bikes? turning vehicles and what can you do to make sure that everyone is safe in any situation? thartsz stay patient and alert and, of course, slow down parking and loading a vehicle on accredit city streets is a challenge weather parking and unloading always check for people in our mirrors and blind spots and on the driver's side with our right turn right hand this causes you to look 40 on your left for bicyclists when passersby exiting the vehicle make sure about opening the doo

. >> every year -- if you're looking at this photo and wondering are those horns on his i? your right. a pagan priest received permission to sport goat horns on his head and his main drivers license photo. they said unless he's sleeping or bathing he's always sporting them. he was in fact allowed to wear them because it didn't obstruct the basin was for religious purposes. >> it seems governor christie will have to wait a little longer to write that book. >> it's a new day in trenton. let's hope it happens again and again and again. >> again. >> in a surprise vote lawmakers shut down a bill that would've ease the states ethnic loss of the governor could write a book. while also hiking salaries for state officials and judges. it became know as the ultimate back scratch her bill, fast track fast-track to the legislature while benefiting the political elite. ultimately the public prevailed. >> giving big pay raises their christmas bonus to the political elite as they were struggling with the largest tax increase imposed in a decade, we are outraged. >> many are describing this

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own horn. ladies and gentlemen, good morning to all of you. good morning. i am delighted to be here with you this morning. as a matter of fact, at my age, i'm pushing 95, i'm delighted to be anywhere and know where i am. what was that for? the subject this morning is as written d-day to the eagles nest. in case you haven't heard i'm one of the original band of brothers and that's why i'm wearing the cap. at one time gentlemen here today developed these caps for us at a lot of money. he hired an artist and bought a genuine yankee baseball cap, cost him a fortune to give us all caps he made about 30, 40 of them i believe and we have the honor to wear the cap. we have a thing about an hon more to wear them. only three of us are still alive that are original band of brothers. in case you are not familiar with the book band of brothers allow me to inform you now that the unit depicted in that book, e company 506 won the war almost single handed. and anyone that was original member of that unit was a

his plan was to sneak out before lle bill came, but the owner, a guy named ted horn, sensed what wasut to happen, so he snuck up behind the guy with a $20 in his hand and said, "i think you may have dropped this." >> and that was the end of it, as far as he was concerned. >> reporter: david and sandra horn are ted's children. they say their dad died in 2009, but that one gift keeps giving. >> that one little $20, just look what it did. >> it's difficult to imagine that. >> reporter: the money went to a man named larry stewart, who vowed that day if he ever got rich, he would return the favor in spades. larry eventually made millions ti cable and long distance and became the first secret santa. his identity revealed, only gs ur he was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2006. which brings us to larry's good friend. ehe current secret santa. >> i went up to see him, moonlight shining in, kind of arreal, and i asked larry, "do you have any regrets?" and he said, "yes." i said, "what is it?" he said, "i just wish i could have helped more people." >> reporter: after giving away more than $1