. >> she was going straight to laguardia to get the next flight to nantucket and get away and get back to her home. >> it was now saturday, october 23rd. at 8:00 a.m., beth called her brother. it would be the last time the two spoke. >> she mentioned she had broken up with him and he had called her about 50 times since on her cell phone and the guy wouldn't stop calling her. >> did that raise any alarm bells with you? just a guy who's heartbroken? >> yeah. so i was thinking she would go to nantucket and it will be over and it will be fine. >> except that was not going to happen. tragedy was two short days away. >> coming up, a surprise visitor and a panicked phone call. >> he just said to me, barbara, lock your door. don't go out. i'm calling the police. >> when "dateline" continues. . why would somebody want to suffer if there is options that they don't need to. i think dentists will want to recommend sensodyne rapid relief. sensodyne rapid relief builds a layer fast on the tooth's surface over those sensitive areas, which means patients are going to get fast relief from their sensiti

embarazada fue un calvario para esta mujer hondureÑ >>> todos los dÍas estaba vomitando sangre, le dije a laguardiarazo cruzÓ el rÍo bravo para pedir ayuda en estados unidos, fue detenida por la patrulla fronteriza y al presentar contracciones la llevaron a un hospital donde le dieron medicamentos para detener los sÍntomas del parto y ser deportada a mÉxico. no es la Única, asÍ lo denunciÓ el senador demÓcrata jeffrey m. que asegurÓ que las polÍticas y prÁcticas hacia las embarazadas en la frontera son horrorosas y deben ser investigadas de inm i inmediato y que ademÁs tales acciones son contrarias a la guÍa del departamento de seguridad nacional y son potencialmente ilegales e inc inconstitucionales. las a autoridades estadounidenses respondieron que en algunos casos el embarazo puede no ser observado. >>> entre amenazas porque no hay algo por escrito >>> pero para este activista es claro que el gobierno estadounidense no quiere que den a luz en estados unidos, pero considera que deberÍa haber una excepciÓn al protocolo de protecciÓn al migrante para no ser deportada por su condiciÓn de saluds emb

maria: and interesting, laguardia really needs it. >> absolutely. maria: we welcome that. in certain hubs, in atlanta, minneapolis, salt lake city and detroit. and improving the check-in process. but most recently you brought the technology to lax as well. last week. there's a lot of controversy around this, san francisco banned the use of facial technology, china is tracking its citizens. how do you use facial recognition without impeding on people's privacy? >> well, first of all, facial for us is designed to enhance the experience for customers going through security and boarding a plane. maria: it is convenient. >> today, through facial, you do not need to pull out your passport, you don't need to look for your ticket. when you step out of the car, the curb, you can go directly on-board our international service without showing a piece of paper. so it's very, very efficient. on the other hand, we're -- we understand those concerns. it's an opt-in process, consumers do not have to go through. we have the traditional process that customers can always go if they are conce

trump out of new york, usually out of laguardia. newark.rk -- i tried to warm the plane every four day -- go on the plane every 4/5 day. plane. get on this we are headed to cleveland first. , thenand, then youngstown fly back. we are going to meet up governor pence, was flying to cleveland, as well. we get on the plane, can mr. trump says, why don't we do that? we look up at the tv on the plane, and hillary clinton had invited press on to her campaign plane for the first time. i said, have the press on our plane? it is not outfitted for that. usually we are all full. and ibut they should, said, they are in the plane behind us. i said, stephanie grisham is with them. >he said, they should be on her. flight between cleveland and youngstown, why don't we invite them all then? all right, let's do it. i said, i don't want to lose my job. he said, that wasn't my goal either today, on labor day, but let's give it a try. so, the press came onto the plane. 20 minutes, they sent around, they loved it. it.at around, they loved the president lo

if you got on the boeing 767 in the morning at 8:00 every morning and flew to laguardia and landed at fort:30 and then we threw it away and start again with a new one, no one would get to fly because that is a ridiculous way of giving air transportation but that of course is the way that we have been doing rocket for 50 years. i think we are at the beginning of a remarkable new space age in which we welcomed to consider space travel routine the way we consider launching space flights. the launch of weather satellites was a big event. no one even notices now except for the people who both weather and the meteorologist community. we often don't pay attention when it flies from new york to london. that is completely routine. the first 747 flight from kennedy to close by the first ft lady of the united states christened. that's what i think they are going to bring to spaceflight which is they are going to bring the price to 90 to 95% and they are going to make it so routine that w we've really learned howo do it. i think what they're up to is thrilling in its own way because they are crac

the miracle on the hudson was caused by a bird strike at laguardia. >> birds like airports. keeping them away from our flying machines is an eternal struggle. >> coming up at 7:00, we'll tell you about the incredible lengths that airports are going to to prevent bird strikes from occurring. >>> all right. a man trying to catch a flight from india to the u.s. went to some great lengths to fool security. >> his fake passport claimed he was 81 years old. the problem is he's only 32. look at his disguise. officials say the man dyed his beard and hair white. he sat in a wheelchair. when the airport screener asked if he could stand with support, he reluctantly stood up. that's when the officer noticed the roots of his hair were dark and he had the skin of a younger person. he was detained and turned over to immigration authorities on sunday. >> you need to get down to the root. >> you also need to beat your face so you have some wrinkles. some age. >> yeah. he was looking too young. next time. >> the roots always give it away. >> and the neck. the neck always gives you away. >> a

one thing i saw, i go to laguardia and i'd look at the television and he would be - - waiting for himto go on, showing him. talking about what he said afterward. i'd get off my flight and there he would be. i never saw bernie or hillary. there is a love-hate relationship. in terms of their business model or whatever, they love him. he puts eyeballs on the screen. on the page, whatever. on this notion of everybody thinking it's a done deal or begin to doubt. if you see someone who's on television all the time, just an incredible amount of free advertising. he does the media and he does this very well. he knows narrative. how to sell a story and they respond to that. if he has that in the bath and even people claim they don't like him, it's going to be difficult i think. because he is good on television. he knows how to do it. >> i want to leave time for q and a. you are right about the role of artists and writers in politics. because we are at the brooklyn book festival here. the brooklyn courtroom that feels disheartening to an extent. mark twain and the - - are all in your book. >> a

the bridges, the expansion of laguardia airport. the modernization of newark airport.n being built. all those things happened because he and i worked together and cooperated. we didn't agree on everything. i'm sure we didn't vote for the same person for president. it is not always me involved. we'll bring others in on these issues. you can have an adult conversation about this and disagree and not kill each other. >> i get the angle. you're the right guy to do it. seton hall, new jersey, university. the right guy to do it because you are a tough guy and you want civility. >> our country needs it. 100%. >> yes. you're always welcome here. thank you very much. good luck. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> back to the story. a lot of people, part of the story is where are my loved ones? you saw with patrick oppman down there in great bahama. >>> we have an update on a young woman desperate to find her family. news, ahead. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i b

trump out of newark, usually out of laguardia. we were going to have a thin staff that day because people were having a long weekend before the last big push. i tried to go on the plane every fourth or fifth day. because he had to be back in headquarters to get stuff done. i said, "get on this plane. we are headed to cleveland first." we are going to go to cleveland, been young stem, then mahoning ,-- which is youngstown then fly back. we were going to meet up governor pence, who was flying to cleveland, as well. we get on the plane, and mr. trump says, "why don't we do that?" we look up at the tv on the plane, and hillary clinton had invited the press onto her campaign plane for the first time that day, labor day. i said, "have the press on our plane? it is not outfitted for that. it is your private plane. you have secret service. usually, we are all full." "yeah, but they should," and i said, "they are in the plane behind us." i said, "stephanie grisham is with them." it is nor white house communications director. house is now t

i will remind you that the aunt anne's at laguardia's terminal b is sometimes not being cited for healthirport also has "a 14,000-square-meter canopy park, complete with a suspension bridge, topiary, and mazes" just what i want at an airport: mazes. "hurry up and get in the car, kids. the airline says we need to get there two days before our flight!" meanwhile, a catholic school in nashville, tennessee, has banned the "harry potter" series because a reverend at the school claims the books include spells which, if read by a human, can conjure "evil spirits." well, that's absurd. if j.k. rowling could craft actual magic spells, she would have made "the crimes of grindelwald" a better movie. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so with-- come on. come on! so with harry potter gone from the library-- i guess those tennessee school kids will have to go back to the magic of judy blume. "expecto menstruation!" we'll be right back with jim gaffigan. charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. charmin ultra soft is softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. enjoy the

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other airports, o'hare, laguardia, denver international and dallas/fort worth international. can. ashley: let's talk about brexit. stocks in europe are higher this morning as we finish out the trading week. there you go. even the ftse, we'll call that flat. the cac and dax just moving slightly higher. but again, as we wait for ahead of the release of the august jobs report, all of this going on, let's take a look at the pound. the pound dropped to $1.19, that's incredibly low at at the beginning of the week. it has come back a little bit. if you think about two, three, five years ago, it's getting cheaper to go visit the u.k. lauren: i want to chime in here. moments ago we saw it here in the u.s., we had a great rally all week but a big jump in the futures, unusual when we're waiting for a jobs report. look at that. u.s. stock markets are up across the board. dow up 10 107. ashley: what's the headline? lauren: the people's bank of china cut the reserve requirement ratio. they're essentially reducing the amount of funds that banks have to hold. they're opening up the spigots f

and as it his plane went off the runway at laguardia and i was on the plane it was a remarkable scene. nobody knew what the hell. [laughter] and all the top step - - top staffers said the way we have seen the numbers he cannot win. and just coming down into pennsylvania into cell phone range every phone blew up that james comey sent a letter to congress reopening investigation into the hillary clinton e-mails. it is indelible in my mind and i can see it today there were five reporters and five secret service and staff and they were all in clusters a kid on christmas morning does not begin to explain the looks on their faces for the first time there was a flicker of hope. can you believe our luck we might actually win. i will remember that until the day i die. >> it is my recollection that access hollywood tapes released was when john podesta was released how has he forgot he's an anti-communist and to focus on this administration but with the president says is of enormous importance russia is a interesting example because if you examine on a policy basis that administration approach i

it was so nice over at laguardia.ted pilots switched from whiskey to pina coladas. [ light laughter ] it was really -- a beautiful day. lets get to some news. starting today, all the democratic presidential candidates are visiting the iowa state fair. yep, it's the time of the year where they all pretend to be relatable by wearing jeans [ light laughter ] you fellas like the crease on these bad boys [ light laughter ] but the fair is a huge event featuring deep fried twinkies, bacon wrapped sausage and brownies on a stick. or as one guy put it, "wow, it's just like the white house [ laughter ] that's just breakfast. [ light laughter ] the fair is massive. organizers set up literally hundreds of food tents and this is nice, they also set up a pre-chewed food tent for bernie sanders and joe biden [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] thoughtful that is very thoughtful. >> steve: sweet. >> jimmy: i just thought it was sweet of them. >> steve: love them. >> jimmy: the fair can be rough though it's basically the time when a a cand

." >> so we just got into laguardia about two hours ago. me son, we're straight off the plain. and, well, we wanted to see you straight away, of course but, also, need the key to the apartment. yeah, i'm here to start taking care of stuff. >> you should be proud of your pops 51 days sober. >> i guess i should have called but, well, i figured it was easier to come and get you >> get me? >> jimmy: sarah paulson, everybody. "the goldfinch" is in theaters now. [ cheers and applause stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ how we doing? fabulous! ♪ i wonder how the firm is doing without its fearless leader. sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless, with the icon that does the same. the new rx, crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'm gonna make you ♪ moooooove. ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. snow leopards are almost impossible to find, with ai we can protect what we can't see.you something... ♪ b

and it happened the day after as you may recall, his plane went off the runway at laguardia and i was on that plane and it was kind of a remarkable scene. secrets of jumped up with a pistol and hovered near tragic and nobody quite new what they'll do make a any of it. have you in on that on the plai was with for almost a week all of pence top staffer said the same think of no way. we've seen all the numbers. he cannot win. trump cannot win. on the last day i was with him, we had to get on a different plane that didn't have wi-fi because of the earlier nights incident. just as our plane was coming get into pennsylvania dipping into cell phone range, every single persons phone on the plane put up with the lord that james comey had sent a letter to congress reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's industry and i will tell you, it's indelible in my mind. i can see it today, the were not many of us on the plane, i reporters and four owe five secret service and the vice president in five or six of the staffer we're all sitting there clustered, and until you kid on christmas mornin

airways jet landing on the hudson river was caused by a bird strike at laguardia. >> the bottom lineports and keeping them away from our flying machines is an internal struggle. >> reporter: one company created a drone, but not a drone that you are used to. a drone that looks like a falcon, a bird of prey which can fly over the airport frightening away other birds to keep the flocks away from aircraft. it's called robird that drone and there is a lot of other technology being tested, lasers and flashing lights on aircraft. this is a continual battle to fight birds here at airports. guys, back to you. >> scary stuff. david kerley, glad everybody's okay. >>> coming up next, speaking of that, the 50-foot plunge caught on camera. this woman thankfully okay after a terrifying drop down a waterfall. how she survived when we come back. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of th

one thing i saw, i go to laguardia and i'd look at the television and he would be - - waiting for himo on, showing him. talking about what he said afterward. i'd get off my flight and there he would be. i never saw bernie or hillary. there is a love-hate relationship. in terms of their business model or whatever, they love him. he puts eyeballs on the screen. on the page, whatever. on this notion of everybody thinking it's a done deal or begin to doubt. if you see someone who's on television all the time, just an incredible amount of free advertising. he does the media and he does this very well. he knows narrative. how to sell a story and they respond to that. if he has that in the bath and even people claim they don't like him, it's going to be difficult i think. because he is good on television. he knows how to do it. >> i want to leave time for q and a. you are right about the role of artists and writers in politics. because we are at the brooklyn book festival here. the brooklyn courtroom that feels disheartening to an extent. mark twain and the - - are all in your book. >> and w

this could be waiting on deck like planes at laguardia by the same token, nothing else is getting done in this environment. let's go back to this. >> [speaking in native tongue] >> the deal we're announcing today will reduce our chronic trade deficit, built up, taken effect over many, many years of dealing with other governments and other administrations. and it will deepen our enduring national ties. that is a very important deal. our teams will continue negotiations on remaining areas of interest to achieve a final comprehensive agreement. we're negotiating very, very big transactions with japan. some of them i think, probably all of them in the not-too-distant future will happen. this is a big chunk but in the fairly near future we'll be having a lot more very comprehensive deals signed with japan. >> [speaking in native tongue] neil: all right. we'll continue monitoring this. adam schiff is speaking right now. we won't take you to that. he of course is not satisfied with the release of the transcript of this conversation with the leader of ukraine the president had back in july. st

and when you look at all of the projects going on, it's all a product of that relationship the new laguardiain from downtown to newark airport the new gothos bridge. the new bayonne bridge all of those things were things that would not have been done without cuomo and i working with each other, agreeing to work with each other. >> you compartmentalized. >> you have to that's what people expect you to do that's what drives me crazy about the current political scene and why we started this institute. you can disagree on philosophical issues and governance issues but you still have an obligation to get things done for the people who elect you. what's going on in washington and in many state capitols now, even in state capitols like mine where there's one party rule they can't get along with each other. so it's about reminding people, by bringing people who have done it into this institute every dwau quarter to speak about it. you can get things done. we have an obligation. what's going on in washington and state capitols. >> you see we do a three-hour show do we not get it done? >> that's right

other airports making the top five list, from a company called air help, are o'hare, laguardia, denveras/fort worth international. you now you know. target is causing a big sensation with a small concept. that's right. it's mini stores are taking off, very pop r later, helping the company blow past earnings estimates recently. new data from placer.ai shows the mini stores have given target an edge over walmart when it comes to attracting customers, earning more than $100,000 a year. the retailer is placing the stores in higher earning neighborhoods. target has 100 of these small stores with plans to open more. shares are up 64% this year. i just went into the small target by penn station. it's perfect. it's all you need, in and out, one, two, three. maria: cheryl, she loves target. it's so funny. and then we have these great numbers. she's the new indicator in terms of where to shop. lauren: let's see if he she won in hawaii. ask her on monday. maria: liemonday.maria: lululd expectations. that's one to watch with a 5% 5% move. hong kong unrest, the city braces for another weekend of pr

the worst, newark, laguardia. actually, you know what, i should somehow try to redeem new york.'m surprised to see dallas-ft. worth there. that's an airport i really like. deirdre: it's clean. sometimes honestly, this is not always the airport staff itself. obviously this is influenced by all the companies going in and out of there, influenced by the weather, influenced by numerous other factors. so slightly unfair. that said, 64% of the flights departed newark on time, which means around 40% didn't. stuart: delayed. deirdre: there you go. stuart: by the way, this afternoon, president trump will be traveling to north carolina ahead of tomorrow's special election there to fill a house seat. this could be a test of the president's own pull with voters, kind of a referendum on him. he's off there this afternoon. more "varney" after this. ♪ . . truecar is great for finding new cars. you're smart, you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. th

complain about the infrastructure or money being spent on wars in afghanistan instead of on fixing laguardiaructure there. mr. prime minister, thank you so much for being with us. we greet greatatly appreciate i >> we are about an hour and a half away from joseph maguire testifying on capitol hill. president trump tweeted the greatest scam in the history of american politics. >> boy, that's confessional, isn't it. >> former senator claire mccaskill joins the discussion. "morning joe" is back in a moment. e discussion. "morningoe j" is back in a moment. deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months.