leland: feeling like winter fall. happy saturday to you, i'm leland vittert.ushner's attorney hitting back accusing lawmakers of playing, quote, got you, while arguing that kushner had been transparent during six hours of voluntary testimony. julie: kristin fisher is following all of this from the white house. boy, the president keeps you busy on the weekend. how is kushner responding to these accusations? >> well, julie, kushner's attorney says that there are no missing documents. the client has been forth coming with the committee and also accusing the senate judiciary committee of taking their complaints to the media first before bringing them to kushner and his legal team. so they put out a statement last night that reads in part, quote, mr. kushner had no contacts with the organization and that organization would be wikileaks, one of the organizations or one of the emails that mr. kushner is accused of not handing over to the committee and was along with others forwarded an e-mail from donald trump, jr., widely reported and disseminated. no new document c

leland.and: si-si doubling down, he's going to confront terror with brutal strength, what that means a little bit later in the show. amy, thank you, laura has more. >> the u.s. navy now identifying the men lost at sea after military plane crash, what we know about the two sailors and the navy officer, plus, lawmakers on capitol hill work to go fight sexual harassment but will legislative efforts make a real difference, we are going to take a look at that debate. >> you shouldn't have to have a course on this, you know should better what al franken has done and things that former presidents have done. what this is issue of abuse of power ♪ like the flame that burns the candle ♪ ♪ the candle feeds the flame ♪ topped steak & twisted potatoes at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holida

leland. leland: kc, thank you. casey is just a little ways from where the memorial service is just wrapping up. senator cornyn of texas was another memorial service addressing the media. you can see him walking out their hand in hand. we will wait for him to walk. we are told he will address the media. bring you back in here real quickly. give us a sense down there. you talked about the palpable grief. as grief. as everyone seemed to echo the same mentality we heard from the pastor that there will be redemption and that god has a plan or is there a lot of anger? >> leland, i have to say that i have been impressed and awestruck over the strength of faith from people in this community. you know, when you talk to the pastor, we haven't seen him. leland: we are going to interrupt you. we will be back in a second. >> i wanted to come to southerland springs and worship with these remarkable people where they find the strength to carry on after such a terrible tragedy is truly remarkable, but it is clear they are people o

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leland.eland: coming up, showdown in the old dominion as republicans and democrats pour millions of dollars into the governor's race. where will it end up on tuesday. plus, iran killing off a-- setting off a brand new missile, years ago, they stormed the compound and what is iran thinking these days? and just days after a deadly terror attack in new york, the big apple preparing for the massive new york city marathon. brie and llenas is there as security has gotten tighter. hi. >> hi, leland, concrete barriers are along the bike paths, some security measures as pedestrians and bicyclests honor the victims in tuesday's terror attacks. when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis... ..and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors... ...we chose prolia®... ...to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones... ...by stopping cells that damage them... ...with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood c

leland.rent is democratic senator al franken faces the possibility of an ethics probe over sexual harassment allegations, his fellow members of congress are looking at tackling the problem of harassment on capitol hill. carolyn shively following now for us. it seems as though it's a lot more widespread than what we just heard about. >> horrifyingly so. if your senator and one of the senator getting crushed this weekend with female members of congress calling for change. republican alabama senate candidate roy moore now has at least nine women who say he pursued them when they were teens than he was in his 30s including groping, forcible kissing in under a check committee. democratic senator al franken of minnesota has the disturbing photo to answer for pretending to feel up a sleeping woman for her bulletproof asp airbus may franken was rusted by writers on his old show "saturday night live." >> senator al franken is being accused of misconduct in the 2006 tour who posted this picture apparen

then now it's changing. >> leland: is not really changing?he defense authorization bill hasn't gone through, frustration hasn't been lifted. >> it's going to take time. if we have sailors, airmen, marines that are working these long hours, long shifts, mistakes are going to happen. that's why what president trump is done to push on our allies, to spend more and have more men and women out there on the front lines with us, the challenges that like i said, being a superpower, even superpowers have their limits. >> leland: john mccain saying the greatest harm to our national security and military is self-inflicted, we will see if the money flows a little bit better, appreciate you coming i in. >> melissa: president trump in florida as it we learn of new developments. plus, senator al franken planning to address allegations this sunday. meanwhile took on more lawmakers dealing with accusations, how can congress curtail what seems to be a growing problem? >> one way or another congress is going to have to wake up and do something about this -- in

leland: great to see you at home. i'm leland vittert in washington. we use this word a lot in washington. on shell. this one truly qualifies. new allegations from a former acting dnc chair donna brazile about the 2016 presidential election. excerpts from her new book claim she considered using her position at the dnc to replace hillary clinton as the democratic presidential nominee in september. caroline shively here with us has been digging through this and you say this is both a bombshell inserted tectonic in the way it is shifting things washington is an understatement indeed. reporter: it is a huge win because donna brazile tears and hillary clinton and her campaign in this book are the former act and chair rice said she thought about trying to replace clinton with then vice president and corey booker after clinton collapsed the 9/11 memorial, but brazil said she couldn't do it because, quote, i thought of hillary and all the women in the country who were so proud of and excited about her. i could not do this for them. brazile also says a joint fu

nice to be inside with you, leland. leland: great to be here with you. a lot to talk about. he said to be as close news weekend over the holiday. i'm leland vittert could've fox news alert. john conyers in the past couple of minutes announcing he is stepping aside from his role as ranking member of the house judiciary committee although he is saving congress that he denies misconduct allegations despite having settled with one alleged that term. molly henneberg with us as this continues to break on sunday afternoon. >> house democratic rendered a leader nancy pelosi said today she thought michigan democratic congressman john conyers would do the right thing in a couple hours later the announced that appeared to be clear he's not resigning it is stepping down as the top democrat or ranking member on the how powerful judiciary committee on ethics investigation looks into sexual-harassment allegations of payments to keep the allegations confidential. conyers denied those the allegations but said in a statement i very much look forward to vindicating myself and my families befor

leland melvin has been in space while, worked for nasa for 20 some years. your chance to talk to an astronaut. >> what were you doing that you were able to apply nasa. >> guest: after leaving the dallas cowboys with a pulled hamstring, we end back to graduate school full time and got my masters degree in materials signs engineering and a woman said you should come to work for mass simple said i'm going to work for dupont or dell. make more money that. she was tenacious. she said we need people like you at nasa and i applied and got the job to work at nasa langley as a research engineer. >> host: what field? >> guest: so i was a materials science engineer but we were working in an area call nondestructive evaluation sciences so we're building systems for measuring damage and space shuttle tiles or aerospace vehicles using systems like lasers and normal systems for measuring damage. >> you threw something in there about the dallas cowboys. >> guest: i got drafted into the licenses, pull a hamstring, stashed grad school, then win to train with the dallas cowbo

now, leland vittert and elizabeth prann.and: president trump and the first lady just finishing up their trip to hawaii, a few minutes from now on the way to asia. we're live on the ground in honolulu and tokyo. elizabeth: the g.o.p. tax plan goes under the microscope. we'll tell you the winners and losers and whether they kept promises about reforming the tax code. leland: president trump is call for an investigation or hillary clinton's deal with the dnc. new details this morning. ♪

and budweiser taking first small step toward brewing beer on mars, to international space station, leland. leland: we will see you. >> with the democrats giving us no votes for tax cuts for purely political reasons, obstructionists, it would be up to republicans to come through for america. i think they will, i hope they will, it's up to the senate, if they approve it, the house and the senate will get together. i will be there right in the middle of it and we will come up with a bill that's spectacular for growth and spectacular for the people of this country. paul: welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot, president trump promising tax cut for christmas and it's up to republicans to deliver, all eyes are on the senate which is set to debate plan when senators return from thanksgiving break next week. former texas senator phil graham, visiting scholar in american enterprise institute. senator, great to see you. thanks for coming in. >> great to see you, paul. paul: you have seen a lot of tax legislation in your day, helped pass good legislation, how do you see the two bil

i'm leland vittert in this morning.licans are thinking of getting rid of blue slips, an opinion senators write to give an initial up or down vote on white house judicial nominees to the federal bench. senators get to do this for picks from their own states. gop lawmakers accuse democrats of hanging to the blue slips to slow the confirmation process. kristen fisher live from washington first things first. break down this process, how important are the blue slips? >> well, they're important because this is an informal practice that dates back to the early 1900s. the way it works is each time the president sends a nomination to the senate to fill a federal court vacancy the judiciary committee chairman sends a form known as this blue slip to each of the two home state senators for the nomination. senators then return the form with either their support or opposition to the nominee or -- this is what the chairman believes is happening here, or they can withhold it in an effort to delay any further action. that last option is

i'm leland vittert in new york. announcing a massive recall this morning, pulling 900,000 mini-vans off the road because their back seats could tip forward if not properly latched. the recall covers the honda odyssey made since 2011. there are now reports of 46 minor injuries related to that issue. music lovers mourning the loss of a rock and roll legend. malcolm young, the co-founder and guitarist of ac/dc died at age 46 after losing a battle with dementia. he founded the band with his younger brother angus. i'm leland vittert. now, back to cashin' in. melissa: lots of you watching the nfl games tomorrow and looking to see if more players take a knee, even though some nfl teams can't fill the seats and it's happening as nfl commissioner roger goodell reportedly wants to fill his pockets with $50 million for his annual contract, and of course, lifetime use of a private jet. larry, what do you think? is he worth it? >> commissioner goodell has some nerve asking for obscene $50 million with less than a 50% approval ra

. >> from america's news headquarters good saturday morning to you i'm leland vittert. there is a massive manhunt underway near pittsburgh now for the killer of a rookie police officer. officer brian shaw was gunned down last night in new kensington when a traffic stop turned into a foot chase. they've now brought in swat teems and police dogs to search for the cop killer and officer shaw had been on the force for less than a year. a rocket carrying a weather satellite launching from vanderb erg air force base, the delta 2 rocket blasting off earlier this morning, and the satellite was in orbit will help with forecasting as well as tracking hurricanes when that season starts next year. i'm leland vittert in new york, more news as it happens now back to bulls & bears. >> dagen: planes, trains and automobiles. triple a predicting a record 50.9 million americans will be traveling for turkey day, but here is some troubling news for folks flying to their destinations. a recent undercover operation reportedly showing the tsa failed to detect weapons in most security tests wit

i'm leland vittert, in new york, if news breaks we'll break in, now back to cavuto on business. >> neil: all right, it's not going to happen this year. forget the kids, is that what adults are going to be doing at the dinner table next week? a recent study out of ucla, so you know its got to be right. that politics could be ruining turkey day, politically divided families cutting thanksgiving short but get this, an average of 20 to 30 minutes in my family that would be the entire dinner they wouldn't have it. kennedy what do you think? >> kennedy: this is a great rou se. so if you can't stand your family for non-political reasons all you have to do is cut the evening short and say to yourself how great is america, whose sick of winning at the table? it's going to be done in 15 minutes. go ahead and schedule your tinde r dates now. >> neil: ben stein, i can't imagine that this still exists a year later but i guess it exists >> ben: i, your humble servant who loves you and is your servant, lost my two best friends in the whole world who live in san mateo, california because i voted for tr

thank you, leland. it will be a busy day on that front. and this failed attempt to repeal and replace obamacare, this promise to the american people. >> going forward with the tax bill, deliver comprehensive tax reform for the first time in 31 years. it is open for amendments, plenty of amendments on the republican side and democratic side. 100% agreement on tax reform, and the deficit question, over the next we 10 years to fill that one $.3 trillion gap, and the economy is going to respond to this incredible belief from the burn of high taxation. this is not going to be a deficit producing effort. patty: 1 brand-new images from north korea, that is the missile launch, the frightening missile test launch that could threaten the entire us mainland. us officials sending a new warning. >> if war comes make no mistake. the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. bill: amy kellogg has more on this, not only could it hit the mainland it could hit europe as well. >> reporter: absolutely. sanctions, it is not clear how much more could be do

leland: feeling like winter fall. happy saturday to you, i'm leland vittert.ccusing lawmakers of playing, quote, got you, while arguing that kushner had been transparent during six hours

leland: like alabama.ping up in critics of embattled republican senate candidate roy moore are both claiming on moral high ground.

we appreciate space station, leland.eland: we will see you. >> with the democrats giving us no votes for tax cuts for purely political reasons, obstructionists, it would be up to republicans to come through for america. i think they will, i hope they will, it's up to the senate, if they approve it, the house and the senate will get together. i will be there right in the middle of it and we will come up with a bill that's spectacular for growth and spectacular for the people of this country. paul: welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot, president trump promising tax cut for christmas and it's up to republicans to deliver, all eyes are on

este asalto ocurrió a eso de las 9 de la noche frente a esta vivienda, de la calle leland de donde supuestamente los sujetos llegaron en carro al lugar y que nadie salió de esa casa. el desafortunado hombre advierte que tiene que seguir trabajando para traer el sustento a su casa donde lo esperan siempre sus esposa y sus dos hijas, pero asegura desde entonces sus días están siempre llenos de temor. sot. me da miedo yo miro para todos los lados. y es que dice aunque hizo el reporte a la policia, las respuesta que recibió de ellos no le permite sentir tranquilidad. sot. me dijeron que no podían hacer nada porque tiene que dejarlos libres a las pocas horas" en este vecindario los residentes saben que ahora tienen que andar a cuatro ojos. sot. pablo , residente " esto es peligroso por aquí ..". ---gran susto se llevaron los pasajeros y tripulacion en el aeropuerto "jfk" en la ciudad de nueva york cuando 2 aviones impactaron sus alas. ---esto sucedio anoche cuando ambas aeronaves se encontraban en la pista girando para iniciar el despegue y el ala derecha del avion "virgin atlantic" pego en la ala iz

space station, leland.leland: we will see you. >> with the democrats giving us no votes for tax cuts for purely political reasons, obstructionists, it would be up to republicans to come through for america. i think they will, i hope they will, it's up to the senate, if they approve it, the house and the senate will get together. i will be there right in the middle of it and we will come up with a bill that's spectacular for growth and spectacular for the people of this country. paul: welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot, president trump promising tax cut for christmas and it's up to republicans to deliver, all eyes are on the senate which is set

i'm leland vittert in new york. there's a mastif manhunt underway for the pittsburgh killer of a rookie police officer. brian shaw was gunned down. a traffic stop turned into a foot chase. they've brought in police dogs to search for the cop killer. officer shaw had been on the force less than a year. there's political turmoil in zimbabwe as thousands of people march now the capital, degree manning that the leader resign from office. since the military put him under house arrest earlier this week. there are concerns about who will replace mugabe. now back to forbes on fox. david: more g.o.p. lawmakers saying if the special counsel had enough to open up an investigation into the trump campaign. they now have enough to open up into the hillary clinton campaign. she says it's an abuse of power. you say fair is fair. >> we don't want them influenced by the outside. the anti-trump dossier, who paid for it, the clinton campaign, the fbi, the fisa wire tap warrants. i think we need to look too it. david: i know the investi

chasing space: apt astronaut's story of grit, grace and second chances i" the author and our guest is leland melvin. >> can you hear me? we yourself found out that michael is supposed to do a power point presentation so that's going to take us half an hour to find the power opinion presentation he forgot for bring. thank you for being here, the library of congress, and the chairman of the festival and we'll have a little chat here just a couple of old friends, along with one million other new acquaintances. so, michael and i go way back, and let's just start out talking about, you are an art history major at princeton. and then you go off to wall street and you do really well, and you could have been rich. i mean, you could have had your own plane at this point. instead you went into the book business. tell us why you did that, how that has come about. >> host: so you know, joe and i were classmates in college, it is actually just an accident he was asked to interview me. they thought we would be good together. didn't knoll we have no each other. this is an opportunity for joel to express al

. >> i never had one, leland. the retired lieutenant general resigned from the administration in february. that's after admitting to providing incomplete information with his talks on the russian embassador. the president is spending his holiday weekend in west beach. >> good morning. this is the third straight morning that president trump has woken up in palm beach. the president did street ou twea range of issues noun reacting to this report from the new york times involving general flinn. first reported by the times general flinn's attorneys are said no longer to be sharing information with president trump's legal team regarding the possible russian collusion. it could mean a plea deal is in the works, cooperation, or it could mean nothing at all. we have this short reaction: >> as for the president's morning he tweeted this? >> we should get a read out of the phone call later today. yesterday the president issued his first pretaped thanksgiving message to the country. giving thanks to the military, first respo

leland: president trump in the first lady in japan today the first leg of the president trip to asiared live in tokyo at what they are saying about north korea. elizabeth: house speaker paul ryan speaking out on fox news to support the plan on taxes. we'll hear from him and republican congressman mike

>> well, leland, whenever you have the president of the united states talking about going after you. whenever you have people in congress talking about a special counsel to be appointed with no other job but to investigate them. like they've been through this with kenneth starr in 1998. mr. trump is going through it right now. i think anybody would have to be worried. no sane person could avoid being a little bit nervous when anyone's talking about that. as to whether there's enough evidence to warrant the investigation, i think we just need to wait and see. >> we know there's a lot of people looking into that for sure. professor, appreciate your time, sir, as always. we'll have more on the clinton speech at 5:30 p.m. we'll see if they answer any questions about this or face them, which would be news in and of itself. thank you, sir. julie? >> thank you. >> a tragic reminder on the dangers that our police officers face every day. manhunt under way after two police officers were killed in two separate states. the latest on the search for suspects, coming up next. plus, democrats conti

. >> jon: leland who memorized the tax cois in washington for us. >> reporter: hure hearing almost everything the same them from almost all republicans on capitol hill. >> when you lower the tax rates and simplify the code so much so nine of ten americans are filing on a post card style system there's a fairness that's missing. middle-class americans get that. >> jon: a >> reporter: all right. there's a tax bill that leaves fewer brackets and the top rate of 39. % in place and raising the child tax credit from $1,000 to $1600 and leaving in place the 401(k) rules for environment. however, republicans from high-tax states like new york and leonard lance in new jersey say the changes in the state and local tax deduction are deal breaks. how many republicans from those high-tax states hold out could change things significantly. on the business side the gop wants to slash the corporate rate and cut the rate on small business ym and pass-through income to 25% and double the death tax exception. and senator democrats chuck schumer and others say it's simply another tax cut for the richest americans

leland joins us with the next crucial step. >> reporter: partyline vote 52-48 last night taking up thex reform and republicans are under intense pressure to deliver a win. senators debating tax reform for 20 hours, that starts today, evenly split between republicans and democrats. sources close to the tax reform effort, still plenty of work ahead. no surprise, democratic majority leader urging lawmakers to step back. >> who are we kidding? this has been a very partisan bill. that is why it is not a great product, the other side is rushing it through. this is not a proud day for this chamber and history will show that. >> reporter: the republicans are not at 50 votes, senators to watch, ron johnson, steve gaines, want to talk about small business, bob corker, jeff flake, james lankford worried about the debt, including triggers if growth projections are met, gerri moran concerned about the deficit, he intends to support the bill and one of the other wildcards john mccain voted against tax cuts before. gop leadership sources say they are trying to address the concerns of senators and the

leland: a week after the texas church massacre, we are back in southerland springs where church members one amazing story of strength and determination. one of the finest wounded warriors running 31 marathons in 31 days in different cities and countries nonetheless

. >> sandra: leland vitter is live at the white house.gine there is a bit of a celebration this morning. >> a little bit. sandra. they're excited and optimistic and also cautious. the president tweeting at 5:00 a.m. jet lag perhaps. he was up early. great numbers on stocks and economy. if we get tax cuts and reform, we'll really see some great numbers. if democrats were not such obstructionists and understood the power of lower taxes we would be able to get many of their ideas into bill. the president's team keeps hammering away despite the poll numbers that the middle class tax cut strategy and talking points not only is a good strategy but have a added virtue of being true. >> when asked only 16% of americans believe that this plan would actually reduce their taxes. >> virtually everybody in the middle class will get a tax cut. and will get a significant tax cut. >> noteworthy, however, the white house held off on a repeat of the rose garden republican caucus victory party that happened when the house passed repeal and replace of obamac

i watched a lot of fox, especially only when leland vittert is on because his hair is amazing.you look at that hair, it's almost like a black helmet. >> jesse: best hair in the business. >> gregg: this fellow came over later. it wasn't green when he got there but by the end of the night, he was green. and this guy showed up right there. landed on my roof. brought him in. >> jesse: beautiful. >> gregg: quite beautiful. this woman just happened to be sitting in the corner. i have no idea who she is. >> jesse: not related. >> gregg: then later we have -- this is my collection of rubblier duckies. on thanksgiving i have one long bubble bath. and then finally, finally, i was able to program my roomba to deliver my booze. delivering my glass of chardonnay which i'm not a big fan of. my roomba doesn't know. >> kimberly: i thought you trained it to deliver. >> jesse: chardonnay. very masculine, gutfeld. >> kimberly turn that room up. >> so my family is celebrating on saturday this year. that's tomorrow. so we haven't celebrated thanksgiving yet. so instead i thought i would bring you s

. >> reporter: south bay realtor leland lowe says home buyers used to be able to find a house for $500,000ut it's not 2015 anymore. >> in this particular area you will find listings in the 600s. it's up into the 600s. it's definitely gone up. >> reporter: like this 1400- square-foot home near king and story just put on the market for $690,000, more than twice the amount it sold for in 2000. >> in my 31 years of being a real estate broker, supply and demand more than any other single issue has affected the prices of property throughout the 30-plus years i have been doing this. >> reporter: according to the california association of realtors, san mateo county has zero listings in the $500,000 range. santa clara county has three. alameda county has 96. and contra costa county has 282, including there 1200- square-foot martinez home -- including this 1200-square-foot martinez home listed at $499,000. this is one of only 3 listings in santa clara county in the $500,000 range. it's listed at $525,000, one bedroom, one bath, 440 square feet and said to need major repairs. take another look. it's

. >> jon: leland, thank you. >> the other news out of washington today tax reform, of course, that has been the story for many weeks. senate republicans are including a repeal of the obamacare individual mandate in their bill. that's the mandate that basically said you have to sign up for obamacare or if you don't you'll face a penalty. republicans want that out. top democrats blasting the move. they say it will hurt the middle class. peter doocy is live on capitol hill to try to spell it out for us. hi, peter. >> julie, democratic senators we've heard from in the hallway of the senate office building this morning have been chastising their republican colleagues for tossing this obamacare individual mandate repeal measure into a tax measure at the last minute. >> i can't believe after the american people have risen up and said no twice that they would do this again. this is going to raise premiums. it means people will be walking into emergency rooms that can't pay and everybody else is going to pay for it and see their rates go up. >> but republicans are arguing today that getting rid

. >> reporter: south bay realtor leland lowe says home buyers used to be able to find a house for $500,000e. but it's not 2015 anymore. >> in this particular area you will find listings in the 600s. it's up into the 600s. it's definitely gone up. >> reporter: like this 1400- square-foot home near king and story just put on the market for $690,000, more than twice the amount it sold for in 2000. >> in my 31 years of being a real estate broker, supply and demand more than any other single issue has affected the prices of property throughout the 30-plus years i have been doing this. >> reporter: according to the california association of realtors, san mateo county has zero listings in the $500,000 range. santa clara county has three. alameda county has 96. and contra costa county has 282, including there 1200- square-foot martinez home listed at $499,000. this is one of only 3 listings in santa clara county in the $500,000 range. it's listed at $525,000, one bedroom, one bath, 440 square feet and said to need major repairs. take another look. it's less than 500 square feet in central san jose

. >> we're joined by one of 362 americans who has actually been in space and that is astronaut lelandelvin. you write that your book is called "chasing space,

second greater alarm, another second alarm october 28th, in the morning, 65 core street between leland and visitation. there were no injuries. cause was accidental. heavy fire in the fire building but again, aggressive interior attack kept it to the fire building. did a good job. this fire was considered afterwards accidental. i attached four narratives from a responses to the north bay fires for you to read in the report. also assistant chief seragusa, which lead 2254a, he's here today, i would like him to give you a quick synopsis of what his strike team did and his experience that night. he did call me that night, that was the first indication that something was going on up there, i stayed up working with assistant chief bello, sending out more units as well, so i would like to invite him up to say a few words and continue my report after that. >> welcome, chief seragusa. welcome. >> read the report, impressive one, but police. >> chief, commissioners, as chief gonzales said i was aware of the north bay via phone call about 10:30 that evening and for the next couple hours i think al

which is often referred to as the world cup of tennis taking place between france and belgium in leland and the best of five match tie is finally poised off to day one in front of a packed crowd at leo's football stadium which is right on the french of belgium border that would go fine got belgium off to winning start in the first singles match just five days after finishing a runner up at the a.t.p. world tour finals the world number seven beat lucas in straight sets seven five six three six one. french number one show of song soon leveled the final at one all he beat steve darcis six three six two six one. all right let's take you now to a man in my crown the french president who's addressing the audience in paris let's listen in to what he's saying is going to the republic a man cannot consider that what we're talking about today is something that boring banal acceptable that even just accept some some of it. i say more than a little bit more than a year ago because even a lot of our citizens which on several came out said on several occasions one must say they was most much less tal

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two men under arrest flying the aircraft over leland and oakland coliseum.orcement, including the fbi is currently under way. all right two. decades after the film finally revealing why jack had to die. >> i'll never let go. i promise. jillian: in case you spent all these years wondering here's the deal. james cammeron telling the character jack died simply because that's what was in the script. calling it artistic choice. co-star kate winslet recently said she believed there was enough room on the wooden plank for jack to survive. i guess there are still questions, guys? steve: absolutely. he went on to say whether jack was hit in the head by a smoke stack or there wasn't enough room on the door, he had to die. jillian: i have never spent a minute in my life thinking why. brian: i have news for you there was no jack. is he made up character jill. ainsley: oh my gosh. i did say gosh, that ending was not what i expected. i thought the mean guy was probably going to go down with the ship and they were going to survive. jillian: i get it. steve: why did he want