give it up for krista mcadon. she sits in the same office with jennifer manganiello who specializes in mortgage foreclosures and other financial issues that may arise with our constituents. jennifer manganiello. [ applause ] and right here we have our staff assistant and my right arm, mr. brian dowd. [ applause ] now over here we have, we have mrs. ann laritz, who is a wizard when it comes to problems with your passports, ann laritzen sits in our easton office. now, as you're a member of congress, you know my time is not my own. to find out what i'm doing on a daily basis, i look on an online calendar, and it's put together by this evil genius down here on the end. mrs. tammy ieda, my scheduler. and the current face of our congressional operation, our publ public relations, communications and incidentally, my campaign manager is colleen from scranton. well, now you know us. and please avail yourself of our services if ever you need. reach out to us. we're going to talk about that a little bit. you guys can sit dow

krista rosolino/fellow passenger: "i've seen this happen on planes before and never heard of someoneoved." fellow passenger and lawyer, krista rosolino, was sitting next to him and started recording because she didn't feel delta was treating hamilton like a person.terry sater/reporter:"what did you think of delta's response on the plane?"krista rosolino/fellow passenger:"the first person they sent on was very rude to him, i thought." nats of incident between delta employee and passengerkima hamilton/delta customer:"it's almost ironic that we don't have the ten minutes to have this conversation, but we have an hour and a half to stall everyone."after a second delta worker comes to kima for several minutes kima, decides to leave... and he's greeted by f-b-i agents who decide not to arrest him.kima hamilton/delta customer:"he said he came to arrest me, but after our conversation, he realized that some of the language that was associated with my name wasn't accurate." delta refunded part of hamilton's ticket cost. . . but he was left to find his own way back home to milwaukee. (pam) serv

somebody you talked about was a woman named krista. >> yeah. >> what's the story with krista? on kensington avenue and she has an interesting story because she got into drug using when she was really young. back when it was cool and kirk could he bay died, that's when everybody was shooting up. she found herself in a pretty mess icial situation in kensington, knowing that she was megs up and not caring, literally not caring about her life, about anything. that was in 2009 and i didn't see her for many years and it was 2014 that i got an e-mail because of the blog, kensington bruins.com. she saw a post of her and she said, hey, i'm clean now and i wanted you to let you know and i'd love to come by and do a followup interview. she came by the studio. we did an interview and took some pictures. it was an amazing story of how somebody can put their life back together and is that possible. i think it's important for people to know that, especially n people in kensington in the middle of all that craziness right now. we want to tell people how they can get more information. you got

tabitha, krista or iqbar? cast your vote on today.com.>>> straight ahead, barry manilow performs live on our plaza. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >>> it is happening. welcome back. we talked to the legendary barry manilow in the last half hour. now, you guys, it is finally time for the grammy, emmy and tony winner to do his thing on the citi concert stage. ladies and gentlemen, barry manilow! ♪ ♪ i'm singing to the world the timing spirit coming ♪ let it come in ♪ ♪ i'm singing to the world, everybody is caught in a spin ♪ ♪ look at where we have been we have been run around year after year ♪ ♪ blinded with pride blinded with fear ♪ ♪ daybreak and you want to believe it can be daybreak ♪ ♪ ain't no time to reason. ♪ and let it shine shine shine all around the world ♪ ♪ singing to the world what is the point of putting it down ♪ ♪ there's so much love to share ♪ ♪ i'm singing to the world don't you think it's coming around ♪ ♪ the feelings everywhere ♪ closing

krista rosolino/fellow passenger: "i've seen this happen on planes before and never heard of someoneing removed." fellow passenger and lawyer, krista rosolino, was sitting next to him and started recording because she didn't feel delta was treating hamilton like a person.terry sater/reporter:"what did you think of delta's response on the plane?"krista rosolino/fellow passenger:"the first person they sent on was very rude to him, i thought." nats of incident between delta employee and passengerkima hamilton/delta customer:"it's almost ironic that we don't have the ten minutes to have this conversation, but we have an hour and a half to stall everyone."after a second delta worker comes to kima for several minutes kima, decides to leave... and he's greeted by f-b-i agents who decide not to arrest him.kima hamilton/delta customer:"he said he came to arrest me, but after our conversation, he realized that some of the language that was associated with my name wasn't accurate." ( james ) delta refunded part of hamilton's ticket cost. but he was left to find his own way back home to milwauke

tabitha, krista or iqbar? cast your vote on today.com.llo. >>> straight ahead, barry manilow performs live on our plaza. but first, this is "today" on nbc. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nati

i talked to you about krista. she opened so many case files for people with issues with social security. there is one county i represent. 150,000 people that live there. 38 thousand of them receive social security checks. -- 38,000 of them receive social security checks. either disability or old age benefits. folks really depend on that. they depend on getting the right amount and getting it on time. a big chunk of those people, that is all they have to live on. we know that we are very , conscious of that. if a problem comes up with social security, let us know. we may be able to help. medicare goes hand in hand with social security. they make mistakes, too. sometimes your provider is not getting paid. you don't want your doctor or nurse to be upset or your therapist, and we can help with that. economic development, we talked about a little bit. to me, fostering the climate for more and better jobs is probably the most important thing i can do for the 17th congressional district. i work on it and i talked about i

. >> my wife, krista, she fell in the middle of the night. they say she hit her head and she drowned in the pool. i pulled her out of the pool easter sunday morning in 2000. i pretty much fell apart. and there i was a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going. >> he loved my mom. he loves her to the moon and back and then he lost her. he was just lonely and you could see it in him. and my brothers were definitely egging him on to get out and meet somebody. >> reporter: and in diane, bill met somebody special. >> diane comes into the picture and he has this beautiful woman and now she's taking care of him. he was in love with her. he needed that. he needed her. >> she was actually what i consider by dream girl. blonde hair, blue eyes, and just a beautiful person inside and out. >> what did she like to do? what tickled her? >> she loved to raise animals. she bred yorkshire terriers. we loved going to nascar races together. she had just a big heart and she would reach out to family and friends, anyone who was in troub

and to help me help you, she i have krista. she sits in our scranton office. give it up for her. she sits in the same office with jennifer, who specializes in student loans and mortgage foreclosures and other financial issues that may arise with our constituents. [applause] rep. cartwright: right here, we have our staff assistant and my right arm mr. brian dowd. ,[applause] here,artwright: now over we have a wizard when it comes to the united states customs and immigration service. any problems with your passports, she is amazing. she sits in her easton office. [applause] as you areight: now a member of congress, you know my time is not my own. i look on an online calendar. it is put together by this evil genius down here on the end. [laughter] mrs. tammy, my: scheduler. [applause] rep. cartwright: and the current face of our congressional operation, our public relations and communications person and also incidentally my campaign manager, is colleen from scranton. [applause] rep. cartwright: well, now you know us. please avail yourself of our services if ever you need. reach out

please welcome krista woods, our reining champion. come on out. great to see you.been incredible. my business has been up 638%. i'm coming out with another product in two weeks. i awards. and i've expanded into canada and uk. >> i am so glad i have a piece of that business. and what would you have told yourself back then that you didn't know? >> wow. the whole fear thing that stops us from doing so many things in life, i wish i would have done something like this sooner in my life but i think you spend so much time, right, with this wall up and not doing something because you're afraid of failure. >> so having said that, what advice would you give to the people who are going to walk through that door this year? >> number one, have fun with it because honestly, this is a life-changing experience. but don't forget that it is a competition so you want to win. because winning is really, really fun. >> okay. yes, it is. >> yeah. >> well, thank you. and congratulations. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> thanks for coming back. >> thank you for having me. >> and this is a

krista heads to the mountains of palencia in northern spain for a spot of wolf watching.mal of prey in the workld, it's probably not surprising we don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto our social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens 110w. but from me, henry golding, little mina and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. hello, good afternoon. a real mix of weather out there for the rest of the easter day. some of us have been able to see some sunshine, as ca ptu red able to see some sunshine, as captured by one of our weather watchers in polls in cornwall, a beautiful sunday shaping up there. but a different story for the north in cumbria, lots of cloud and outbreaks of rain working through and looking at recent satellite radar, you can see this area of cloud and outbreaks of rain moving across the central slice of the uk, across

krista heads to the mountains of palencia in northern spain for a spot of wolf watching.of prey in the workld, it's probably not surprising we don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto our social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens 110w. but from me, henry golding, little mina and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. it is going to turn it may pay tonight with a touch of frost on the way. for most of us it will not be so way. for most of us it will not be so cold, but in some rural areas that will be a sharp frost, especially in the glens of scotland. there is a fair bit of cloud out there, not too thick in places, and a few showers working down across northern england into east anglia and clipping into london during the early hours of the morning, but for the most part it will be clear with starry skies. five degrees in london. as

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads to a spot of wolf watching. i suppose, if it's the most elusive animal of prey in the work, it's probably not surprisingly don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens 110w. but from me, henry golding, little mina and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. time to bring it up to date with how we see the rest of the day unfolding across the british isles. a mixture of sunny spells and showers. that's in the north. further south, a dry afternoon with variable amounts of cloud. watch out for the wind across the high ground of scotland. showers here fading for a time overnight as we bring a new area of cloud and rain infrom we bring a new area of cloud and rain in from the atlantic. exactly the flight path of that

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads to a spot of wolf watching. i suppose, if it's the most elusive animal of prey in the work, it's probably not surprisingly don't get it on the very first try. —— world. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me, henry golding, little mina, and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. rain for some of us on good friday. for very few of us, though, during saturday. it is an easter weekend of up—and—down weather. it is cool throughout, but there are sunnier days. saturday will be one of those. there are wetter days. looks like for some of us the rain will come back on sunday, easter day. we'll get to easter monday, as well, in this forecast, but we'll start with saturday. rather a cloudy start across parts of southern england. it

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads tospot of wolf watching. i suppose, if it's the most elusive animal of prey in the world, it's probably not surprisingly don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me, henry golding, little mina, and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. a few showers continue in the morning acros the southern half of the uk but the setup for easter monday is one of high pressure to the west, low to the east. it brings in a northerly airflow and clear conditions to come over the next 24— 36 hours, especially by night and notjust with us, across a good part of northern and eastern europe. let's split the country into two for easter monday because cooler conditions to begin with will be across northern england,

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads to for a spot of wolf watching. i suppose, if it's the most elusive animal of prey in the world, it's probably not surprisingly don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me, henry golding, little mina, and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. hello there. the weather may provide something of a shock to the system early this tuesday morning because temperatures have been dropping away. a cold and frosty start to the day, but after that chilly start, there are plenty of sunny spells on the way. high pressure firmly in charge of our weather at the moment, giving us largely dry conditions, and behind this weather front, the cloud has been clearing. and underneath those clear skies, temperatures

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads tof watching. i suppose, if it's the most elusive animal of prey in the world, it's probably not surprisingly don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens 110w. but from me, henry golding, little mina, and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. good morning. cloud's been increasing from the west through the night. but where the cloud is clear in the south and east, a chilly start to easter sunday. temperatures close to freezing in one or two spots. but, a bit of morning brightness. the difference, though, really, today, is there will be more cloud. that comes from this feature which will move north of this position. a wet start in northern ireland and potentially in parts of scotland, which could last into the

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads to spot of wolf watching. i suppose, if it's the most elusive animal of prey in the world, it's probably not surprisingly don't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me, henry golding, little mina, and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. hello. cold, active weather, quiet for the next couple of days and through the weekend. that said in scotland outbreak sovereign push south with a strong wind. eventually that will reach northern ireland. cloud in north—west england, wales, the west midlands, packages of light rain or drizzle. to the east of the pennines, midlands, east anglia, variable cloud, bright or sunny spells, mainly dry and warmth in the sunshine somewhere getting up to 19 celsius. as

my name is krista barnett. and i live in queens, new york. my product is bootband.only removable botd expander in the world. i want you to connect to your style. all you have to do is pull it, pop it, clip it and zip it. >> all right, krista barnett. come on out, krista. congratulations. nobody knew you won until right now, from thursday. nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> you guys all ready? i want to give our judges one more chance to ask a couple of questions. >> congratulations on being here. our viewers are loving your prodts. i have a question for frywall. a lot of people have splatter screens already. and we were discussing this. how is it different for someone who has that? >> a splatter screen does a decent job when it's on the pan. but if you have to flip a burger, you can't get in without taking it off, in which point the splatter goes everywhere. the splatter screens capture some steam. you can't reduce a sauce very well. and if you're frying a steak, you're not going to get a good sear on it. and you can't use it to toss a lot of spinach because yo

krista thompson reporting when barack and michelle spoke about the break from life of the public eyeut then they have started to tack into the lucrative paid speaking performance -- host: so that in "the washington post." michael in maryland. we're talking about the back and forth over government funding. what do you think? should republicans seed and to democrats' demands? -- concede to democrats's demands? michael, i'm going to have to move on. johnny, from tampa, florida, independent. caller: hello? host: you're on the air, sir. funding eah, as far as goes, i'm wanting to fund it myself because -- host: ok. i'm going to move on to tom. independent from ohio. tom, what do you think? caller: i think it's a shame that our great country has to put up with nonsense from two political parties. they can't work on nothing. it's a shame that we have to be represented by great individual like mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, schumer, pelosi. the last election i voted for my two dogs because i get more representation out of them. i've always said that crooks, politicians and the government has th

missing uber driver from montgomery county is pleading for help to find her daughter. 45-year-old krista latha was last seen tuesday in northeast philadelphia. she was driving a 2003 olive green subaru legacy with pennsylvania tag hja8582. >>> let's head to pittsburgh. a public viewing will be held at heinz field for steelers chairman dan rooney. his funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. he died on thursday. he was 84 years old. rooney was the son of the steelers founder art rooney. he served as ambassador to ireland under former president barack obama. >>> in chester county, this was a special easter sunday for members of calvary fellowship in downingtown. this was their first service back inside their own building in nearly a year and a half. in 2016, the roof collapsed under heavy snow. for the past months they've been holding services inside a school gym. >> we were debate being this earlier, whether people took off on this monday or potentially have off school which may affect the traffic -- >> or are reluctantly going back after a holiday weekend and a great one. jessica boyington is

but good to krista from cocoa, florida. she is affected by all of this. caller: in many ways. i would first like to mention that i have been prescribed opioids by a doctor. i would like to preface that. i am a drug in a call abuse prevention specialist -- and alcohol abuse prevention specialist, for i was. i don't think this started in the 1990's. in the 1980's we were already going to the homes of five-year-olds and teaching them how to set alarm clocks and how to get themselves to school because of the crack going on. it was not considered a radical position to advocate for 24 hour day schools where i lived in the lehigh valley. when i became ill with severe migraines and chronic time they really liked to give up the pills. -- get out the pills. i could not believe some of the things my girlfriend's were on. my doctor was judicious. he would take me off opioids every so often, but he said you're not getting rebound. you need this. i didn't it addicted to it because even now i went off it because i don't want to be on it. and i just went off it. into the five days. it was not

but good to krista from cocoa, florida. she is affected by all of this. caller: in many ways. i would first like to mention that i have been prescribed opioids by a doctor. i would like to preface that. i am a drug in a call abuse prevention specialist -- and alcohol abuse prevention specialist, for i was. i don't think this started in the 1990's. in the 1980's we were already going to the homes of five-year-olds and teaching them how to set alarm clocks and how to get themselves to school because of the crack going on. it was not considered a radical position to advocate for 24 hour day schools where i lived in the lehigh valley. when i became ill with severe migraines and chronic time they really liked to give up the pills. -- get out the pills. i could not believe some of the things my girlfriend's were on. my doctor was judicious. he would take me off opioids every so often, but he said you're not getting rebound. you need this. i didn't it addicted to it because even now i went off it because i don't want to be on it. and i just went off it. into the five days. it was not

. >> hi, i am krista. i live in queens, new york. my product is bootband. is the only removable boot expander in the world. i want you to zip into bootband and connect to your style. pull it, pop it, clip it, and zip it. >> all right. come on out, krista. congratulations. >> thank you. >> right now from thursday. nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> you guys all already? -- all ready? >> congratulations on being here. our viewers are loving your products. i have a question for frywall and a lot of viewers are asking this. a lot of people have splatter screens. how is this different? >> a splatter screen is decent on the pan, but to flip a burger, you can't get in without taking it off. and the splatter screens capture steam. you can't reduce sauce or get a good sere. and you can't use it to toss spinach because you can't get into the pan. that's the difference. >> any other questions? >> i think they're good. it looks great. >> no? >> sockdock, yes. you lk real premium. where else can you use this? >> you can hang it pretty much anywhere. it has a hanger

(pam) krista brian thought he died long ago, until she did a d-n-a test at ancestry- dot- com. in sacramento, spending her childhood bouncing from home to home... she eventually asked about her heritage. her aunt and uncle told her, her father killed himself when she was an infant. not knowing any of her fathers' family - she decided at the age of 37 - to find out for sure ... on ancestry- dot-com. that's when she discovered her biological father was not dead... he lives in flordia. the two finally met this week . they even visted disneyworld together. in sports... we'll check how the giants are doing against the rockies... as for the a's... we'll show you if they were to sweep the royals in kansas city. and oracle arena is getting a makeover, as the warriors will begin the playoffs this sunday against the trail blazers... gary has all the sports coming up. there's a lot of fine print in our lives.think about it. whenever you open an app -- bank account -- or even log onto a website -- there are several pages of sometimes hard to understand legal jargon.but when you blindly acc

cnn reporter krista is with us. this is a big deal.ou've got two top advisers to the president of the united states and all these reports coming in that they're feuding. >> and there have been nonstop reports about this feuding. the problem is these are have very different people who are in some ways at the same level. there's no sort of distinguishing what their portfolio is, how much sway they have. bannon is from the breitbart wing and -- choose your own adventure wing of the party. that's what's going on. you have donald trump essentially saying cut it out. interesting that he's using a phrase that parents would use for their kids, right? in many ways, this is sibling rivalry. but the problem is i think the one who probably has a bit of an advantage here is jared kushner because he is the son-in-law. he's family. >> remember the family is tough to fire. >> yeah, very tough. i would say to ni a's point, i don't want to say a problem, but when you deputize four people all with indetermine eight boundaries of what they do, but when yo

stephen mills, orlando, florida, krista krauthammer, there's a difference between being the world's policemannd punishing a country for war crimes things to explaining that. lexington tennessee, reading killing the rising sun, the pool chairs were full of people doing the same thing. that's great to hear. thank you. i hope you had a nice time. green bay, wisconsin, i enjoy reading killing jesus. we went to church on palm sunday and passengers from the book in his sermon. i'm flattered. tell the pastor i appreciate it. killing jesus now out on paperback. a great read. justin rhode island, just finished old-school. trigger lots of good memories from my traditional upbringing. i hope you didn't have to find a safe space robert after reading old-school. robert cornwell, colorado springs. saw the show with you and miller last year, one of the best shows i've seen since the beatles in kansas city in 1964. wow. thank you robert. it is the fall shows, miller, me, and watters in baltimore, tampa, florida, vegas, anaheim, california. tickets going fast, check it all out on billoreilly.com. great mother

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads ton't get it on the very first try. and head to our facebook page, and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me, henry golding, little mina and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. hello this is breakfast, with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. a north korean missile test fails as it explodes just seconds after launch. the test to place just a day after a huge show of military strength in pyongyang. in the past half hour the us vice—president mike pence has arrived in south korea for talks about the nuclear threat from the north. good morning, it's sunday 16th april. also ahead... there is a sense that people are coming together and uniting behind the opportunities that lie ahead. theresa may urges unity over brexit as she delivers her easter message. the wo

april 18, npr krista tippett. april 19, the former president of mexico. may 3, caitlyn jenner, and ma may 23, the annual political lecture. that is a members only event, it is always a lot of fun. there are question cards on your seats for p.j. o'rourke. these will be collected throughout the program and brought to our moderator. copies of the book "what the hell happened" are for sale and he will be signing copies in the fireside room after the program. thank you for being here and supporting the commonwealth club. now, please welcome to the stage, p.j. o'rourke and melissa kane. [applause] >> hello everyone. thank you for being here. i'm melissa kane, i'm i went to amazon.com and read some of the book reviews one said i recommend this book to everyone who wakes up in the morning not knowing whether to laugh or cry. maybe some of you are in the audience today. you are in the right place. the way this will work is that i will give an introduction to mrt need one. you'll get one. he will speak about 20 minutes and after that we will have q&a for 40 minutes

that's all the time we have for this week, but coming up on next week's travel show: krista heads toand head to our facebook page, and you can see a special 360 look around the elephant hospital i visited earlier on in the programme. and don't forget, you canjoin us on the road in real—time by signing onto social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me, henry golding, little mina and the rest of the travel show team here in thailand, it's goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with christian fraser and sally nugent. north korea has said it's prepared to respond in kind to any nuclear attack from the united states. tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians have taken part in a huge military parade amid growing speculation that the country is preparing another nuclear test. good morning. it's saturday, 15th april. also ahead: learner drivers will have to prove they can use a satnav in new changes to the practical test. the sun columnist kelvin mackenzie has been suspended and reported to police over an article he wrote about the everton footballer ross barkley

. >> reporter: fellow passenger and lawyer, krista, was sitting next to him and started recording because treating hamilton like a person. what did you think of delta's response on the plane? >> the first person they sent on was very rude to him i thought. >> i'm not really clear why i am being deplaned. i had purchased this ticket. i had an emergency, i had to. i tried to hold it the first time. i absolutely couldn't. >> i understand. >> it's almost ironic that we don't, we don't have the ten minutes to have the conversation but we have an hour and a half to stall everyone. >> reporter: after a second delta worker talks to kima, he decides to leave and is greeted by fbi agents who decide not to arrest him. >> he said he came to arrest me. but after our conversation, realized that that wasn't, that some of the language that was used, some language associated with my name wasn't accurate. >> our thanks there in milwaukee for the report. kind of frustrating. because there are many, many times that you do want to go to the restroom. takes a while until you are at cruising altitude for them t

krista rosolino/fellow passenger:"i've seen this happen on planes before and never heard of someone being removed.">(anny) two delta employees asked hamilton to leave the plane because he broke a safety protocol. delta refunded part of his ticket, but he still had to find another way back home. (darya) united airlines is making more policy changes after a man was violently dragged off a plane in chicago. (mark) the airline says it will now limit its use of law enforcement to safety and security issues only. it will not require customers seated on the plane to give up their seat involuntarily unless safety or security is at risk . and they are increasing the amount they can offer passengers to give up their seat up to 10-thousand dollars. some of the policy changes have already been implemented, while others are set to roll out in the near future. ( darya ) this morning we are getting a look at new video showing a fire that is being investigated as a hate crime in vacaville. this is new cell phone video showing a white mercedes engulfed in flames. it happened near a gas station. you can se

i was on a panel with krista christie last year.s very interested in figuring out how as part of the overall health care plan we can meet tackling the problem of opioid addiction. >> i'm still curious how much more the implant cost versus six-month supply of that medicine. >> and while the price per day is higher what we've done in terms of making sure that everyone understands the benefit in the analysis on what will happen if you take the clinical data and pairs are seen that by reducing the number of overdoses in the number of cases of accidental exposure to children you can actually reduce the overall cost. they look at value rather than a price for a single day. we also of course have compare assistant programs. really important work that you are doing. thank you so much for telling us about it. we're breaking as we want to get to right now. president trump just tweeted on healthcare. the democrats want to build them out. no. seems some giving its exploding note seven device. and then a 200 million-dollar setback. samsung comin

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krista brian thought he died long ago, until she did a d-n-a test at ancestry- dot- com.rew up in sacramento, spending her childhood bouncing from home to home. she eventually asked about her heritage. her aunt and uncle told her, her father killed himself when she was an infant. not knowing any of her fathers' family she decided at the age of 37 to find out for sure on ancestry- dot-com. that's when she discovered her biological father was not dead but alive in flordia. the two finally met this week . they even visted disneyworld together. (james) coming up... a showdown between santa clara county and the trump administration in court this morning.. what the county is fighitng the president about. police make an arrest connected to a freeway shooting in the south bay. what police found in the suspect's home. and the search is on for whoever stolen a man's ashes from a families car. details just ahead. hello moto. it's time to reimagine the smartphone. snap on a speaker. a projector. a camera that actually zooms. get excited world. the moto z with moto mods. save at least

i would say really, krista does the booking could speak want to but i think once we can probably very rarely actually until 4 am. holy more likely until three. >> for us is to have some option audi because we will get in different acts and some does the styles to play a lot later. but most of the guys it's in our best interest to close earlier and we don't have to change our business model. so this is really just to give us more flexibility could this night is going really great. with posted at 230-3 am tonight but people trickle out. not create a problem or there's a certain dj that we know he loves to play until 4 am. now we don't have to go get a special permit for. so just to allow us to live the more flexibility but it's not something that is like a new shift in our business model were we really expect to make money or be open every weekend. that's not our brand and not what we are going for. >> can you come up to the microphone? hello. chris-entertainment director. i am there every single weekend friday and saturdays could with my brother peter. most of the time will we notice i