jfk junior was america's beloved son. first stealing the nation's heart as john john, later capturing headlines while stealing his share of hearts, and then he would break our hearts. tonight our exclusive look at his final days. >> excuse me. >> for jfk junior it seemed birthrig birthright. the looks, and sadly the luck. at all times a president's son, america's royal. linked to model cindy crawford and madonna, sarah jessica parker and others. >> john was used to the kind of attention that he got being his mother's and father's son, but things were different when he was voted people's sexiest man. >> do you mind all the stuff about you? >> people can say a lot worse things about you, right, than you're attractive and look good in bathing suit. >> now nearly 20 years after his death, an intimate look at the life and legacy of john f kennedy junior. rarely seen footage of his battles with the paparazzi and new details about the day and night of that flight. >> and now the young man who we remember playing under john kenne

. >> do you feel that the kennedy legacy, jfk and robert kennedy's relationship to the civil rights movement, historians have looked at and it's been reported to the civil rights march on washington here they had great concern of a riot happening. >> i think that it has been sanitized to a considerable degree. the civil rights community was not happy with john robert kennedy than they thought the kennedy administration was moving very slowly on civil rights and they were very frustrated with it. the kennedy administration had promised to desegregate public housing and never had and there were many, many different fronts on which they moved very slowly. it was only at the very end they started to move. robert kennedy was the one responsible for that. robert kennedy was his rather is better angel. when john kennedy gave his famous speech after the birmingham protests calling for the enactment of civil rights legislation, a speech that i will -- well remember. i was 11 years old and i watched it again when i was writing this book and it brings tears to your eyes to see john f. kennedy getting o

. >>> and the crash that killed jfk jr., his wife and her sister. tonight here, the rare footage, the new interviews nearly 20 years later. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have a lot to get to tonight. but we're going to begin with that historic power shift in washington. democrats taking over the house and making history, with the new makeup of congress. nancy pelosi, the first woman to ever be speaker of the house, now returning for her second run in the role. calling the session to order with her grandchildren, inviting all of the children and grandchildren in the chamber right up to the podium. calling it a new dawn, pelosi welcomed the most diverse group of representatives the congress has ever seen. and in a surprise move late today, president trump appearing in the white house briefing room with his own message for speaker pelosi. and a reminder tonight, despite the pa generality we saw today, it is now day 13 of the government shutdown. 800,000 americans are waiting to get paid. many others won't

one person on a flight at jfk in new york to columbia tweeted that these images with the captions "taxied for a while and then back to the gate to refuel. delayed due to staffing issues caused by the government shutdown." >>> a live look at sfo where thankfully airport officials are not expecting any delays due to the east coast problems. san jose airport says they could see delays later today due to a trickle-down effect with the layovers. >>> a longtime ally of president trump, roger stone, was arrested overnight and in court this morning accused of lying to congress and of witness tampering. the arrest is the latest move by robert mueller's team. nikole killion has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president trump just made a statement here at the white house on another topic, but so far he seems to be dismissing the latest charges an indictment against his longtime ally, roger stone. roger stone emerged from a federal courthouse in florida friday and declared his innocence. >> i will plead not guilty to these charges. i will defeat them in court. i believe this is a politi

the last days of jfk jr. rare footage and new interviews reveal intimate details about the turmoil in his personal life. first on "gma" this morning. ♪ dancing in the moonlight >>> and for the last time ever landing on the dark side of the moon. the brand-new images just revealed this morning. ♪ everybody was dancing in the moonlight ♪ >> nice tune to begin the morning. good morning, america. look at this wonderful crowd. they were outside. they're from texas. [ applause ] it says please don't turn me away, i want it to be a good day. no way we were going to turn you away. >> a little smile over there. >>> it is a big day in washington. new congress taking over just hours from now. new leaders will be sworn in. nancy pelosi will once again become speaker as the democrats take over the house. republicans make gains in the senate. >> she will make history as she becomes speaker again, it's going to be the most diverse congress in american history. more women serving than ever before, 25 in the senate, 102 in th

we got the tail number of that plane to track it real time as it makes its way to jfk. it is now over utah. if you're wondering how common medical emergencies in flight are, the latest statistics i could find date back a couple of years. according to a "new england journal of medicine" survey, there's one medical emergency in flight for every 604 flights so they're not as uncommon as you think but certainly nothing as serious as what happened here. in san francisco, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >>> 6:05 right now. in just a few hours, the travis air force base doctor convicted of sexually assaulting three of his patients was found guilty on multiple charges following a six-week trial. he's going to appear in court. he gained trust of his victims all military veterans and got them to perform sex acts using what he called exposure therapy. two of those victims were looking for treatment for ptsd. >> 6:05 and new this morning, a bay area burmese restaurant chain is set to pay a multimillion-dollar settlement in a state wage theft investigation. the

they have been told to rebook their flights to jfk and many are paying $1000 per ticket.of the passengers we talked with her understanding and will get reimbursed by hawaiian airlines. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> cal fire sathe tubbs fire that killed 22 people in wine country was caused by the private electrical system and not pg&e equipment. the investigators said the point of origin was private property north of calistoga and it was a pole that was weekend at the woodpecker damage. >>> special counsel robert mueller said robert stone is facing charges of witness tampering, obstruction and false statements. he is due in court. >>> hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing a second paycheck. the senate rejected two bills yesterday, one from each party that would have broken the impasse. >>> presidential hopeful senator kamala harris. in south carolina and will speak at the fundraiser at the first black sorority in the u.s. south carolina will hold an early primary in 2020. >>> the nhl all-star weekend will kickoff in san jose and the red carpet will roll out at 4 pm w

in jfk's inaugural address, ask not what you can do for your country. i'm trying to say, can that be revived 60 years later? joining me now a national committee public service janine davidson, she is also a former under secretary of the navy. dr. davidson, i think when we speak of service to one's country, many of us immediately think of military service. there was something in your report that i found absolutely stunning that i'm going to put up on the screen and it's this, under current standard, 71% of americans ages 17 to 24 do not meet the qualifications for military service. why not? what do you most usually find? >> well, that's right. and thank you michael for having me. that's a pretty stark finding. one of the main reasons is physical fitness standards. also, there are other things that we are looking at that maybe could be changed a little bit. in recent years, they've changed the standards for tattoos, for instance. so we do need to look at that but it is a stark find tag we really need to uncover. it says something else, too, though, that -

obviously americans fascinated with the kennedys, especially jfk jr.way. >> what, 38 years old? >> so young. >> you think about all of the things he could have accomplished had he still -- had he survived that plane crash. >> his in-laws losing both of their daughters in this tragedy. so awful. >>> well, coming up, new year, new polka. >> "the mix" is next. >> "the mix" is next. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan, available through the colonial penn progra

the flight left honolulu for the nonstop flight to jfk. three hours after taking off there was an unknown medical emergency the involving the flight attendant. there were several doctors above the board and they tried for several hours to save the flight attendant but the announcement came over the speaker that the flight attendant died on board the flight. >> i saw them doing cpr and they were switching off for good our or two hours. it was constant. >> reporter: the plane touched down at sfo at 11 and passengers stayed on board for about two hours and have been roaming the terminal the book another flight home and find someone to help them. they are tired and frustrated, have not slept all night but most we spoke with our understanding. by the way, the hawaiian airlines has pulled out with final destination unknown. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> i am michelle griego -- and we have breaking news. roger stone has been arrested in florida. that is the fbi knocking on his door overnight in fort lauderdale. the federal indictment against roger stone i

and doug shoemaker and everyone at mercy housing for ensuring that jfk towers and 2698 california are not only beautiful, but safe and affordable places that residents can live for decades. paul taggart architects and rivera consulting group for your work in making this project happen, in making these buildings seismically safer. and also barbara smith who is the acting executive director at the s.f. housing authority. thank you for all that you do and taking all our calls when you get them. and also liz, who i just met this morning at bank of america, and bank of america for the financing. we cannot do this without you. finally and most importantly, the people who call out these amazing two buildings and district want what their home. it really is an honor to serve you as your district two supervisor, and i want you to know i am here for you. call me anytime. we can work together on issues. i would love to come and visit periodically. please know we are here for you always. the work we are celebrating today has created a more welcoming community, and better housing. j.f.k. towers has

just when you thought you couldn't hear more people yelling the f word at jfk.and it's worse than that, according it a top executive at the national air-traffic controllers association, quote, i would say flying is less safe today than it was a month ago absolutely. that is truly terrifying. but you know what that means, this is your time to shine mega bus. mega bus, you live. but the words-- you'll make it in time. the words plungee and plummet rarely soshted with bus travel. but there is one bright spot out there because friend of the show chef jose andres has opened a pup popup kitchen for federal employeed affected by the shutdown trk is in dvment krmplet right on penn pennsylvania avenue, he and his team are working around the clock to prepare some 200,000 meals a day. (applause) >> st beautiful stvment beautiful. these are tough times. these are tough times for federal workers, which is why i said this last night. with the shut dunn continuing the trump administration called nearly 50,000 people back to work unpaid. this is so unfair to these federal worke

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the union tells cnn as many as 170 staff members called out each day last week at new york's jfk airport and sick calls have increased as much as 300% at gla dallas/ft. worth. >> federal workers are facing tough choices as the shutdown stretches on. the bills beginning to pile up with no pay check in sight. >> if it goes on much longer, then i am going to have to figure out what i'm going to do to sustain my lifestyle. and just to be able to eat honestly. >> that is furloughed irs worker lori mccann. president trump says he feels her pain and the pain of 800,000 other federal workers insisting that they are all behind him despite their hardships. >> i can relate and i'm sure that the people that are on the receiving end will make adjustments. they always do. and they will make adjustments. people understand exactly what is going on. but many of those people that won't be receiving a paycheck, many of those people agree 100% with what i'm doing. >> the president previously said that they were mostly democrats who were facing the shutdown. according to white house acting chief of staff mic

jfk is one of the airports being impacted. what are the other outlets? >> let me give you an example about that note on jfk, fred, at least 170 employees with the transportation safety administration have called in sick every day of the week, for the last week. and so there are many officials, many of the union, represent representing the employees, it is expected to go up as more and more employees are not receiving the first paycheck of the year. what is behind this? various union presidents. at least the heads of these groups, say that there isn't any joint, any actual organized protest, but obviously, many of these people will be quite up set that they're not receiving a paycheck. they said the reason for this is really more practical. many of these employee, many of these tsa officers, could be single parents, and just cannot afford child care, so they have to stay at home with their kids. others may have to find other employment, because even though the shutdown continues, of course, their obligations also continue, to pay their bills and pay their

she is very much like jfk. jfk was a very young residents.ver been photogenic, had energy, good looking, this is all the thing in the package here and the problem is i go back to my point the republican party does not have - the counter to that argument is when she said we want wealthy to pay more fair share of taxes these encounter is the top 1% pay 40% of the federal income tax. there's your counterargument. it's simple but no one is saying that with her energy on the right. >> gary, you talked about loopholes. we about to get a tax code that over 74,000 pages printed by the irs. the rich won't pay that. it's a matter of fact. either they find loopholes or do what she said and leave the country. as people climb letter they will stop climbing the ladder. david: the one thing we did not publish with the tax cuts last year was the publication that they promised but no follow through on that and that gives more credence to what she said. thank you. will a 200 -year-old restaurant in boston survive wars, depression but could not survive a big hi

jfk is one. to what extend are others?at least two government officials who have been speaking to cnn say this is commonly being described as the blue flu. that's a clear reference to the blue uniforms you see the personnel wearing and baggage and passenger inspection points. when you hear from these unions, they say you can expect more. at jfk, 117 personnel reportedly called in each day this week. this number will likely go up. union officials saying what they believe is behind this. yes there are some of these personnel that would be quite upset at not getting paid but they say this is not part of one large protest or strike as we've heard in other reports. they say really the reasons are a bit more practical. you have some single parents for example who cannot afford child care. so they stay at home with their kids. others have to take up other nongovernment jobs that would pay cash essentially to pay their bills. even though the shutdown continues, their obligations obviously for pay or for the bills and rent do conti

when i went through jfk there was a little irritability amongst the workers. >> reporter: and there is upside for all of these federal agents who are not getting paid. concessions, restaurants have been coming out providing free lunches to those federal workers every day. >> dana: they're to be commended for making it work. thank you very much, phil. frpblts i find it unacceptable to coast guard men and women have to rely on food panries and donations to get through day to day life as service members. continue to stand tall. your dedication and resilience through this adversity defines the absolute best of our nation. >> reporter: the head of the u.s. coast guard reacting to the shutdown as the impass between president trump and congressional democrats continue. let's bring in missouri senator raoeu roy blunt. sir, if i could just have you listen to one of the fbi agent, an fbi agent associate president. i think that you'll agree it's quite troubling. watch. >> realistically, fbi agents should not have to go work at a store stocking shelves because they can't feed their families on the

i am excited about this, the jfk tower, in the 2698 california are both great examples of our rad program which has had a tremendous success. i'm looking forward to doing even more of these developments, and i want to thank mercy housing, the john stewart company, bank of america for the financing, the mayor's office of housing, and the housing authority, the u.s. department of housing and urban development , also known as h.u.d., because in trying to do exactly what we have been trying to accomplish here, it does take a village. it also takes the will, it also takes a great community partners , and i hope you enjoy your new double paned windows, which i actually don't even have i hope you enjoy your great community space and how beautiful and clean and bright and more open it is, i am looking around, i can't even believe what i am seeing right now. this is absolutely amazing, and it belongs to the residents of this community. congratulations on this great success project, i am so looking forward to doing so many more throughout san francisco and i would like to take this opportunity to i

. >> donald trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk.t's be clear, this is nuts. >> he's lying ted. he's no good. bad guy. he's a bad guy and a bad liar. >> he hasn't campaigned for a week but late at night he sends tweets attacking my wife, attacking heidi. it is inappropriate, it is wrong, it is frankly disgusting. >> he's so -- he thinks it's good. we call him liein' ted. >> i don't get angry often, but you mess with my wife you mess with my kids that will do it every time. donald you're a snifling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> stand and speak, vote your conscious and vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom and to be faithful to the constitution. >> i don't want his endorsement. i have such -- i don't want his endorsement. ted, stay home, relax, enjoy yourself. >> that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack heidi, that i'm going to nonetheless come like a puppy dog and say, thank you very much for maligning my wife and father. >> what a walk down mem

the movie the put on was the jfk conspiracy.it wasn't a cooky movie but one of those one that asked the true, logical questions that deserve to be asked, which is, how does jack ruby get through an entire police station full of cops and no one stops him? what is lee harvey oswald doing in russia for all those years, as someone who served in the military and no one knows anything about system even with the reese of the documents, there's still unanswered questions. those are logical, good, fair questions to be asked. why. >> host: why hey took lee harvey oswald in a public set snag right. there's things that just -- i think that many of these things are like the supreme court definition of pornography. we know when something just smells wrong. we just do. but what is great about the jfk story is when you really dig, some of the things have completely unanswerable questions and deserve to be asked some and some are based on lies that have been bred into us. oliver stone, when he did the jfk movie, did one of the great disservices

i'm going to jfk. [ laughter ] and then when we got to jfk, i realized, oh, wait, i'm not going to eitherere i really wanted to go was the bathroom. which i did. [ laughter ] in your ca [ laughter ] anyway, man. i'm sorry for drenching your sweet ri. >> seth: that was pretty gross. >> but also a little cool? >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> agree to disagree. anyway, seth, do you forgive me? >> seth: andy, i forgive you. [ chimes ] [ cheers and applause ] my turn. andy? >> yes, seth. >> seth: i am sorry that i didn't respond to your lt text messag i've just been very busy with family stuff, especially now with the new baby. >> is that the one your wife birthed out on your lobby floor? >> seth: yeah. >> so, your best friend of 15 years is taking a back seat to the lobby baby? laughter ] >> seth: please don't call my son the lobby baby. [ laughter ] >> where was he born? >> seth: my apartment lobby. [ light laughter ] >> sounds like a lobby baby to er. [ laug >> seth: fine. he's a lobby baby. do you forgive me? >> seth, you are forgiven. [ [ cheers and applause ] my turn. seth? >> seth: yes, an

she is very much like jfk. jfk was a very young president.e might be the youngest ever. he was photogenic. he had energy. he was good-looking. this has all the things in the package here. the problem is, i go back to my point. the republican party does not have an easy counter to that argument is when she said, we want the wealthy to pay more if their fair share of taxes. the easy counter of the outcome of the top 1% pay 40% of the federal income taxes. they were is your counter argument. it is simple, no one is saying that energy on the right. >> you were talking about loopholes but a complicated tax, 74,000 pages printed by the irs. there will be loopholes. the rich won't pay that. it is a matter of fact. either they will find loopholes or to what liz said and leave the country talking about climbing the ladder. people will stop climbing the ladder. >> david: the one thing we did not accomplish with the tax cuts is simplification. it was promised and really there was no follow-through on that. more credence to what she said, again, great di

telling reporter that he had seen information, pretty good proof, that ted cruz's dad assassinated jfkdo you remember that moment? on the one hand, it was oh my god, i can't believe he just said that about ted cruz or ted cruz's dad or jfk. but on the other hand, it was oh, this is the proof we needed that trump reads the national enquirer and believes the thing is in it are true, because that's where this story came. senior officials were apparently trying to track down in the first two weeks of the trump administration, what they were trying to track down was something that was completely foreign to and external to the united states in err way. it was only a russian propaganda campaign. it wasn't a real thing. how did they even know that propaganda campaign existed? so that was an early sign. that was two and a half weeks into this administration. but that was kind of the first hole in a nine-hole golf course. things like this have happened numerous times now. there was another weird moment we had as a country last summer where again the president brought up something super obscure a

we're talking jfk. newark, atlanta, miami, houston, baltimore.ad to close one of their tsa checkpoints today. we also know that last week miami had to shut down one of the terminals. as houston did. now, back here in atlanta, we are less than two weeks out from the super bowl. they're expecting about 150,000 people to come through this airport. a major concern. if this shutdown continues and tsa officers typicaling in sick, they're very concerned about how they're going to handle that. >> it makes a lot of sense. good luck to you throughout the day. i know we'll be checking back in with you and see how things are going. >>> up next, facebook's facing an historic fine for privacy violations. does that fine really matter to them or should the government be taking more action? we'll talk about that. before we do, the super bowl is set, if you haven't heard. new england patriots and the l.a. rams both survived overtime contests. this is the first time in history both conference championships went into o.t. tom brady faces off against 24-year-old jare

the party of jfk is better than that. shoulda's brian bushehr soon be judge brian bushehr.he good news is that even with all of the obstruction by liberals in the senate, it is remarkable to see how president bounds leadership is reshaping our federal courts. in our first you years we set a record for the most court of appeal judges confirmed in the first two years of any administration in american history and they are all principled conservatives and that does not even include justice neil gorsuch or justice brett kavanaugh. so we find ourselves in a time of renewed hope. and determination. you, and your of labor is in this movement over these nearly 50 years. because of the leadership of this president and the leadership that you have supported at every level. we have achieved more in the past two years than at any point in the history of our cause. life is winning in america. we are closer now than we have ever been to restoring the sanctity of life to the center of american law and so today, at this wonderful rose dinner, let me just urge you to press on. the more than

that's right, 170 tsa agents at jfk airport called in sick. laguardia their one tsa agent showed up. [ laughter ] "steve? are you steve?" [ laughter ] but this whole shutdown is about the wall. and this weekend, trump decided to tweet about it using a meme inspired by "game of thrones." did you see this? check it -- this is real. it said, "the wall is coming." [ laughter ] and democratic senator chuck schumer responded to trump by tweeting, "enough with the memes." this is true. but trump didn't stop. he doubled down on using popular memes. next, he tweeted a meme of a a kid pumping his fist that said, "that feeling when your meme makes chuck schumer mad." [ light laughter ] then schumer replied with a a meme of grumpy cat that said, "stop." [ laughter ] then trump replied by tweeting, "ermagherd, i terld yer, yer ers berder werll memes real." [ laughter ] and finally, schumer tweeted, "click here to win $5 billion for the wall." trump clicked on it, he saw this. ♪ >> jimmy: guys. he got rickrolled. he got rickrolled. he got rickrolled. [ ligh

can i just come from any country in the world, land at jfk and claim residency and get free stuff?a threshold for how much you have contributed to the system or just literally everyone? >> look, i think -- let me break it down for you. i think actually this is very effective efficient conservative approach to delivering healthcare. the truth is undocumented immigrant and those who can't afford healthcare already get free healthcare now. they go to the cities in emergency room departments very inefficient way to deliver healthcare. go for colds and flu and any number of things. they can't really get mental health treatment. they can't get basic services so they go to the emergency room. delivering preventative healthcare through the emergency room is terribly insufficient way to do it and drain on taxpayer money. this is looking at a way to manage healthcare better and give. >> tucker: i'm very familiar with the talking points. but can i. >> it's not talking points it's true. >> tucker: of course it's a talking points. liberal push to universal access to emergency room care. when th

. >>> then the 20th anniversary of jfk jr.'s tragic death. marriage and his death. >> john looked to the sky with a worried look. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> you may not be able to tell from those photos, but that is sandra bullock and jennifer aniston having a new year's eve dance party. it was a family and friends affair. >> can we say that sandy b. is on a roll? >> but you can't see it coming. >> everybody is talking about her new movie "bird box." had a record breaking debut for netflix with more than 45 million who own accounts tuning in. here's how the film became a viral sensation. >> do not take your blind folds off. do not! >> it's all about meme-more think moments. to avoid monsters who can kill you just by being seen, sandra's character and her kids don blind folds. cue this hilarious synopsis. in real life bullock's gone full mom beast mode before. >> i try really hard not to go there with my kids, but you do that when you're scared. >> slow down. slow down. >> comparing scenes to the kardashians polarized viewers ha

cause problems at some of the nation's busiest airports, with the tsa acknowledging staffing issues at jfk, laguardia, new york, miami and atlanta. on sunday entire check points in baltimore and house or the were forced to close. but it's not just as the airports. five weeks into the shutdown, the ripple effects are felt across the nation's economy. small business loans not being processed by the government. the fda cutting back on routine inspections at some food processing facilitcide as like in ohio on monday. which killed both people on board after the plane hit power lines and crashed in front of a home. in all, if stretched into another week, the shutdown will cost the u.s. $7.1 billion. >> have a good day. >> have a good one. >> reporter: for some americans, the only relief from local churches and nonprofits. food banks and free grocery giveaways, the new normal. >> it is hard to never imagine being in this situation and just not being able to pay bills and you have to call and you have to, like, ask people, like, can i skip this payment? >> reporter: without money coming in, furlou

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. >> reporter: we met shabe esquirdo, tsa training instructor at jfk airport. he says his kids are having the toughest time. >> i have an 11-year-old, and she asked me, she said, daddy, will you ever get paid again? >> chris dwyer works for hud, a military veteran and a vet of other shutdowns, too. now he and his family again on the edge. >> i understand what's at stake. i understand. i understand that it's bigger than just my paycheck. but it is my paycheck. yes, i will be hurting after two checks. >> at some point will you have to find other work? >> absolutely. i mean, you know -- unemployment will eventually run out. >> do you feel like pawns in all this? >> oh, yeah. >> and it's not just federal workers taking a hit. 25% of the government is closed. >> in this building we'd be able to make up to 10,000 barrels per year -- >> including the agency that would give michael roosevelt a license to expand his brewery. when this shutdown happened, did you for a moment think this could impact you directly? >> the first week or, so i didn't give it much thought. >>

hawaiian airlines flight 50 left honolulu, was headed to new york's jfk airport, but late last nighthat plane diverted to sfo after griffith suffered a probable heart attack. the through called for doctors on board to come the front where they attempted cpr, but the commotion left many passengers wondering what exactly was going on. >> i got a bunch of them were doing cpr and they switched off. that was at least for a good hour, hour and a half, two hours. so just constant cpr. >> upon arrival the attendant was pronounced deceased. passengers were eventually moved to other flights. >>> some new research out of southern california shows electric scooters are sending a lot of riders to the emergency room with serious injuries. according to a study by the ucla medical center, one in three people involved in e- scooter accidents are injured badly enough to require emergency room treatment. the report looked at nearly 250 riders and pedestrians involved in collisions. >> a range of different fractures, the wrist and forearm as well as ankles. a lot of patients came in with head injuries.

. >> my first reaction, runway at jfk or laguardia? >> it was really when we crossed over the george washington bridge and i heard the captain say his famous words, this is the captain. brace for impact. >> reporter: sullenberger pulled off the greatest splashdown since the apollo missions in part because he said so much went right. >> visibility improved. we had an experienced crew. it happened at a point in the flight where there were viable options still available to us among one of the most densely populated and developed areas of the planet. >> reporter: the captain said one of the trickiest parts of the rescue was getting close enough to the plane to lift the people off the wing and onto the boat. how tricky was that? >> it was fairly tricky. >> reporter: despite their trauma surprisingly many passengers still fly regularly and have taken a message from the moment of their lives. >> the day's about gratitude, this whole day. every 15th of january focus on giving back and that's why i say thank you for everybody, the new jersey fo

hitting hardest, many of the nation's largest airports like new york's jfk and chicago's o'hare. >> how long could i go without a paycheck? i'm in no-man's land. >> reporter: the hardships faced by tsa agents, an echo of 800,000 federal workers around the country. furloughed or working without pay. this weekend, president trump issuing what he calls a reasonable compromise to end the shutdown, extending dreamer protections for three years. in exchange for $5 billion for his border wall. but nancy pelosi calling it a nonstarter. and while the fight stretches on, the tsa vowing they will not compromise security standards. >> we can't expect tsa's folks to be indentured servants. they've shown tremendous resilience. but this can't continue. at a certain point in time, i expect to see the sickouts increase until it goes exponential, and that will be a shutdown of the u.s. airline system. >> lana, the tsa say even more lanes could be closed in some of the nation's biggest airports? >> reporter: it's a real concern, tom. already, the tsa has had to close down checkpoints in baltimore, miami,