he needs only so-called flying lindbergh in the family, eric lindbergh. they're meeting. eric's story within this story is so profound of a man who lives with this enormous being a lindbergh and grapples how to find his own identity within the legacy. he is reluctant to get involved in the x-prize. he ends up being in a way rescued bit x-prize and. really profound story. you have eric lindbergh. next what do you need in the great recipe? you need a maverick aviation designer. you need this guy named bert ratan. he is working in the mojave desert and working a small team. he thinks he can build a spaceship, the world's first private spaceship. what else do you need? you need this someone really, really disciplined program manager. enter dave moore, who was working for paul allen. so again you need one more thing, you need a benefactor. enter paul allen, the cofounder of microsoft. so he was not own hely "the benefactor," he had this vision that other people couldn't necessarily see at the time. so you have all of these great components. then what else do you need? these ex

i wanted to meet the lindbergh family. lindbergh foundation annual event, i made lindbergh and did something that you never do, i went and pitched the primary person, i was pitching her on and she was the ceo and president of lindbergh foundation at the time and said i want to get the lindbergh family involved in the crazy idea called the x prize and she said, well, you need to meet eric lindbergh, he's a pilot and he will get this and i met eric very soon thereafter and eric told the story and the arc of that story to fast-forward six years later, seven years later when we are out of money -- 75th? seventy-fifth anniversary where eric does something very daring and recreates his grandfather's flight as single engine aircraft and raises a million dollars to keep the x prize going, right in so this is an effort and it was certify -- perseverance. >> i know you were dealing with personal challenges at the same time. >> and you -- you were purely environmentalist and why are we spending money on space for? >> yeah, clearly pe

had an invitation, smoking because i wanted to meet the lindbergh foundation. they had an annual events and i met and did something you never do. i pitched the primary person. i was pitching her, the ceo of the foundation and said i really want to get the family involved in this crazy idea and she said you need to meet erik lindbergh and i met him very soon after. tell that story and th the storf the story to fast-forward to six years later, seven years later when we are out of money on which anniversary, 75th player eric does something daring and re-create his grandfather's flight as a single pilot single aircraft industries is a million dollars to keep the prize going. so this is an effort that died a thousand deaths along the way but they kept us going. >> we would like to hear your side of the story. he must've been one of the craziest people alive to come up with this idea. >> clearly he is crazy there is no question. i was living in a yurt of bainbridge and i'd grown up in this ethos trying to balance and spent the latter half of their lives working to sa

that was only days after lindbergh worth up to $85,000. >>> we topped out at 79 degrees today. the normal high is 78 degrees. very close to our averages. last year on this day, it was much warmer. 87's like the recorded high. much more pleasant today and certainly much cooler starting up the day. cold air mass set to had our way. this is in the forecast the pick up a foot of snow. the cold air mass behind this area of low pressure and cold front will move all the way across the southeast -- the southeast into florida. we will feel those effects as we head into son -- saturday. sunday will be fairly cool. temperatures 10 degrees below normal, high temperatures in the upper 60s. those of the changes headed our way for us this weekend. 70 degrees, look at the sunset colors. very light winds, humidity 53% and in lakeland, mr. cloudy skies, 71 degrees with a light north wind. i should say most a clear skies. files were really yesterday and the day before. 72 degrees, st. pete beach, clear conditions. 48% relative humidity, gorgeous day at who the bay. 71 degrees. nice looking at the

lindbergh said he was aiming to portray women in a different way. the calender is available now. we don't wake up like this you know. requires a little assistance. i do. except for jessica. ed sheeran may want to avoid attending any future royal affairs. he was recently partying at princess beatrice's house when she accidentally slashed him with a ceremonial sword while mock knighting fellow pop star, james blunt. the british singer had to be rushed to the hospital for stitches in his face. apparently beatrice was very upset but ed insisted it was just an accident. no drunken swords. not a good thing. leave the weapons at home. that's the news at 8:00 the news good morning cleveland and all of northeast ohio. wednesday morning in the city last day of november 2016 the 30 of november and it feels like 6. kind of weird. little bit. my name is wayne dawson todd has the morning off. i'm stacey frey in for stefani schaefer. we're learning more about the student responsible for the horrible attack on the campus of ohio stat donald trump also has a few words about him and claims that is

yes, darling, my name is lindbergh, and this is my friend, lamont. sir, did you say lamont? i know a lamont. you do? he should be in here any minute. uh, lamont, here? yes. well, nice meeting you, miss. let's go. ok. uh, hello, son. nice meeting you here. pop-- i mean, it's a small world, isn't it, grady? pop, what are you and grady doing here? would you believe that grady needed a new bra? yeah! no, i wouldn't. i didn't think he would. ow. listen, son, i'm sorry, i just couldn't help it. but see, i wanted to know her, and i wanted to meet her and see if she had any possibilities. and, i like her. you do? well, i think that's great. did you hear that, honey? hey, hey, wait a minute! wait a minute! hold on, you take your hands off him, lady! what's a matter with you, pop? i thought you said you liked grace. grace? [stammering] that grown up lady there is your daughter? mm-hmm. uh, excuse me for a moment, grace. let me talk to you for a minute, pop. son, you got to be crazy! that woman must be 10 years older than you are. look, now i want you to listen, and listen carefully, b

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lindbergh had one trying to earn an extra dollar. controlled, one can start -- the instructor fits in one cockpit, the student in the other. you had to holler over the wind have the person. you can see they are close enough together that the guy in fact to lean forward and actually cap the shoulders of the guy in front. was awasn't the -- there device invented that was nothing more than a garden hose with a funnel on one end for the instructor to talk into. instead of earphones, another one for the student, but the student couldn't talk back. it was better than none. would throw it into the slipstream, that would really get your attention. this is the way they trained into the 30's -- 1930's using the jenny's. that wasn't the only way. we looked at the big bleriot over here, we have a smaller bleriot over there. learned tons that fight in france, later on, the early american air service guys trained with the french. the french method is they put you in a little bleriot with the wings tapped out and wit let you weren't -- and would le

combat lindbergh is in easterner tennessee, but this system isgh going to be toward them.. we were having brush p fires of our own the. >> i remember. we need a little bit more rainte and the good you in is the same system is that going to effect eastern tennessee later tonight will be in our area tomorrow. it's not looking like a ton of rain for us. it looks like we may get another, if we're lucky, a halff little wetter. i'm going to start with the drought across the easternhe united states. it's unbelievable, especially in the deep south. here is eastern tennessee.nnes they're in that severe and stream drought area. that is why they're having such a tough time with all that dryy brush. locally we're the not 10 to 15 inches behind but we'ree certainly significantly behindic and we qualify to be in a moderate drought. most of this dry weather months of s[$ll. these represent the devastate. it is producing some tornadoesae tonight, active tornadoes beingn seen and that's what we hope is going to be passing right across eastern tennessee a little bit later tonight up to our e

lindbergh had one trying to earn a few extra dollars when things were tough. fully controlled.he instructor sits in one cockpit, the student in the other. they both can fly the airplane. a nice way to do it. you had to all her over the wind to the person with you. you can see they are close enough together that the guy in fact to lean forward and tap they shoulders of the guy in front. there was a device invented that was nothing more than a garden hose with a funnel on one end for the instructor to talk into. instead of earphones, another one for the student, but the student couldn't talk back. it was better than none. if the student was not paying attention, instructors would throw it into the slipstream, that would really get your attention. this is the way they trained into the 1930's using the jennys. i have to mention here that wasn't the only way. we looked at the big bleriot before. we have a smaller bleriot over there. i have got to mention the americans that learned to fight the less -- the americans that learned to fly in france and later on, the early american air s

plus, the flight path american aviator charles lindbergh lost when flying above paris in 1927 is now up for auction. auctioneers say it's valued up to 85,000 bucks. you can get a glimpse without paying for it on our facebook page. we're back in two minutes. sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you can never tell from the outside just how many warm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. >>> welcome back everyone. it's thursday morning. burr, it is a cold one out there, a crisp one. you can see how clear it is, in fact, with this beautiful live look at the bay bridge this morning. a lot more ahead in the weather department coming up. kari hall is back. >> they catch workers who lie about injuries and bust employers who don't have insurance. law enforcement goes off liars who game workers' comp. >> our investigative unit liz wagner is digging into who is breaking the law and why. some

and it seemed like such a good idea that, today, pia zadora turned herself in, for kidnapping the lindbergh baby. [ laughter ] uh. [ chuckling ] there was another item in, today, in case you're wondering. the prison guard, yesterday, who frisked sophia loren, for concealed weapons, is now in a home for the chronically aroused. [ applause ] [ chuckling ] [ laughter ] i'm just enjoying that one, all by myself, like the lady up there. [ laughter ] you're in a-- such a good mood, but everything you pick up and read in the paper is so lousy. maybe that's it. you know what happens, when things are bad? you gotta keep your sense o' humor. it's the only thing that keeps ya goin', right? y-- >> yeah. >> yeah, you gotta laugh, a little bit, but-- the economy is not improving, and, uh, stock market is not good. fortunately, i am not in the stock market. i have a brilliant financial advisor. you've heard me talk of him, before-- bombastic bushkin. [ laughter ] and-- i don't have any precious metals or gold or silver. bushkin told me to buy weather vanes. [ some laughter ] in case they come back. and, u

it could contain his confession to the lindbergh kidnapping for all the good it's going to do you. if you followed her, you're up for a board of rights. we didn't, captain. ldn't help but hear. that came across the squad room. she said something about a laundry. i remembered that jesus' cousin runs one. want to listen to the tape? martinez seems to think -- i'll get to it, okay, j.d.? see if you can get a.d.a. berertein up here, and i want full 770s on the entire incident. yes, sir. how could they hear a private conversation? open circuitry --- it will be like that till we get you online. if we keep clear sledding, 4:00 p.m. the latest. not here. two cavivies isn't so bad, considering the way you brush. i brush them good. he giviv it the neighborhood job -- you know, the brush is in the neighborhood. well, the dentist told mee to have you call him. says you haven't been in in over a year. when you pass a certain age, it's not as important. mcbride. good to meet you, fabian. so you guys gonna be partners? for now. see you later. see ya. hey, fabian... don't forget to make an appoint

along frankford after few close to holy family university and one on the big picture at 70th and lindbergh at the cvs. and plenty of red zones, this one blue route 476, stop and go past the schuylkill to the route 1 media bypass. there is a crash on the baltimore pike section. just 9 miles per hour there. and crash in birmingham township is gon and west bradford a crash at hall road, just 9 miles per hour there and boot road would be a better bet. and slowing on the 30 bypass with volume and earlier sun glare. >> all right matt, thank you. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. how the tsa says how it is preparing for a busy thanksgiving travel season with a record number of travelers expected across the country. plus -- >> how cool is that -- the man on the other end of that phone call that left the white house press secretary nearly speechless we'll tell you. >> we are tracking temperatures near 70 degrees for the first half of the weekend but a storm system brings blizzard conditions across the western plains brings changes to our forecast. weem explain. >>> surveillance video shows the m

picture, a crash at kensington and some along montgomery avenue and one in eastwick at 70th and lindbergh and plenty of red zones on the schuylkill, eastbound 41 minutes, those numbers should be reversed a 14 minute ride on the schuylkill eastbound. a crash on baltimore pike close to the old granite mall, and route 29 is closed because of a crash thorn bury road gets you around that one. check it again quite a mess in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> and adam griswold is still looking for a tree -- the seven-day forecast is coming up. ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> you cut your tree down and they take you out in a wagon with the horse

the photos were taked ben peopled photographer peter lindbergh he told. he online he wanted to convey a different kind of beauty. he continued to say beauty is far more than what advertisers give us. >>> wow. >> take a look at this jennifer aniston made her snapchat debut. with a duck face. but it's not her account. she was on the ellen show and posted this picture before going on. but she admitted to ellen she took over the social hated it. saying there was just so much pressure. >> someone who does bunch of social media chris pratt. he's wickedly funny. he posted this on instagram on his account saying i love parisian art work i find it so inspiring. for instance i saw this painting behind and was inspired to sit like her. >>> she's got pose down. too funny, chris. >> still ahead, the latest on plus, a way to get free frosties from wendy's for an entire year. i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. new papa john's cinnamon pull-aparts covered with cinnamon crumble and sweet cream cheese icing. try

i mean, there had been nothing like in this new jersey since the lindbergh kidnapping, and it was just something that didn't happen. >>> you are about to see some of the most horrible video to come out of the los angeles rioting. >> you can see how this fire is really taking off now. people are running back and forth, looting is under way. >> it was like wildfires that were just sprouting in different parts of the city. >> a helicopter reporter spotted a man being dragged from his truck and beaten. >> i don't think anybody anticipated what took place at the corner of florence and normandy. >> this is just horrendous. >> the man's name is reginald denny. he's alive, but very badly hurt. >> when reginald denny basically was bricked in that crucible that took place there, i think at that moment we knew that this was going to be different. >> los angeles is a city on edge tonight and under curfew as fires, looting, and street violence continue. >> the worst crisis the city has seen in 27 years. >> by mid evening, it was clear that there was full scale rioting going on in los angeles. >> no

serious injuries after being hit by a septa trolly in southwest philadelphia on island avenue and lindberghedestrian was hit by a trolly heading to center city. the victim was taken to the penn presbyterian hospital nearby for nonlife-threatening injuries. about five people on the trolly were also taken to the hospital for observation. police are investigating trying to determine exactly what happened here and we'll of course monitor the situation keep you posted as more information becomes available to us. >> health check tonight. it's fitness friday. in honor of veterans day a local army vet a personal trainer is celebrate weighing special workout. >> ali gorman tried it out and she joins us at the "action news" big board with that story. how was it ali. >> i was having flashbacks to my time in the military with this workout. erica wester served eight years in the army. she says it molded her into the person she is today and it also shaped how she helps others to get fit. >> after each completed round. >> it's a workout packed with patriotism. run by veteran erica webster the owner of did

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rock feller and charles lindbergh and he very quickly declined al capone's very lucrative offer. al even tried to hire a writeer to ghost write his auto bayography, painting him as the saint and savior of everybody in chicago, but this terrified fellow was let off the hook once the government set its sites on al capone and had other things to worry about. again, hesitate to make comparisons to the political climate of the current election year but i can't resist doing it. reporters vied to describe the clothing he wore, the billous yellow or the pea green suits or the diamond pinkey ring that was anything from four to 11-carats, depending on who was writing about it, or the wads of silver dollars he allegedly threw from his especially constructed fleet of bulletproof cars. and when he set up a soon church as a genuine act of kindness in the depression, reporters were quickly say, yeah, sure, kindness, but he extorted all the photo knead served from small businesses. and even after the went to prison, when there was nothing to report or write about, the invent stories. one headlin

he's using the term america first associated with charles lindbergh, a notorious anti-semimite.ferred to john stewart as jon leibowitz. >> this is ridiculous to paint donald trump as antisemitic. >> he's complicit with them. >> he has children, grandchildren that are jewish. not distant relatives. they are in his family. what's interesting is 31 countries now in the u.n. don't recognize israel as a jewish state. a lot of those gave money to the clinton foundation. hillary clinton herself has accepted. hillary clinton did nothing for cries like saudi arabia to have peace. that's antisemitic now. >> the question hillary clinton versus donald trump on who will protect israel. >> it's easy on that one. >> could we not go down the rabbit hole? >> donald trump before he was running for president talked about having a black accountant with a lazy gene and preferred guys with yamulkas to count his money. it's about money. it seems more positive. it's still racism. it's religious bigotry. >> i want you to respond to this. this is fareed zakaria. watch this. >> trump seems to believe deep

. >>> plus the flight path american aif rater charles lindbergh lost while flying above paris is now up for auction. get a glimpse of it on our facebook page. we'll be back here in two minutes. boreou ad t t do -he artheop or >>> 6:58. before you head out the door here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> in san jose the chp asking for help for information in a deadly hit-and-run overnight. it happened on the tully road on-ramp to southbound 101. the chp says a driver hit a man about 1:00 in the morning and then took off. >> in just a couple hours students at uc berkeley will stage a walkout to protest an internationally acclaimed professor accused of sexually harassing a student. students will walk out at 9:00 a.m. during the normally scheduled class time for a course taught by professor nezar alsyaad. his attorney says he did nothing wrong. students are allowed to take a course with another teacher. >>> a live look outside right now, mill valley where our own pete suratos has been reporting. grab a jacket or at least a thick sweater as you head out the door. kari, we have a fros

line, whose very slogan today, america first, echos the isolationist anti-semitic slogan of charles lindbergh, ran a racist birther campaign against barack obama. yes, he should denounce these things. we should also be honest about the fact these thing, these people existed before but they're enormously emboldened but they feel like they have a friend in the white house and they are not entirely wrong in that feeling. >> wait, you're saying they have a friend in the white house? >> they believe -- they have watched what donald trump has done, they have watched he go again and again after vulnerable religious and racial minorities and they have taken aid and comfort from that and that's also part of the reason we now see this kind of wave of hate crimes across the country. i'm not saying donald trump agrees with these people. i am saying that he has done specific things that have made it much easier for them to operate. >> matt lewis, is it donald trump's fault? is donald trump a friend of the alt right? >> well, i think peter's right that donald trump's candidacy has given them energy and by

these are images of that man's car where it crashed on lindbergh boulevard overnight. a man in his 20s was throwing things and pouring coffee on the floor. when they got there, the man took off that's when the police chased him. the suspect ran into a car so hard both vehicles went a quarter mile down the road. the suspect is facing numerous charges. >> this morning a philadelphia police officer is on administrative leave after he shot a suspect following a traffic stop and chase in olney. a minivan was pulled over, the 20-year-old suspect got out of vehicle and ran offment officers caught up to him after the chase. that's when the suspect allegedly turned around and pointed a gun at them. shots were fired. the suspect was shot and taken to einstein hospital in critical, but stable condition. >>> an old city hotel was the scene of an attempted robbery. a new york times columnist said he was staying with his wife at the hotel. he left the room to get coffee. when he returned a man was inside holing his wife's yourself -- holding his wife's purse with his wife sleeping n

history and in sinclair lewis, what happens is, ask use me in the plot against america, charles lindbergh comes to power and he runs the country horribly and business picks up as we know it which can't happen in real life. there are certainly elements there that you recognize in his personal style and rhetoric if you want to appeal to the audience you love so well. >> he said not to be overly impressed by academic and credentials. it didn't take me long to realize there was nothing particularly awesome or exceptional about my classmates. let's go back to where we started. is this a campaign playbook? >> i think it can be seen as such. there have been lots of books that have been written or cowritten for him and they've all added up to be a playbook for 2016. >> i would say definitively yes. i think it is classic donald trump and i think the elements of the deal are the elements of the campaign thank you for being on this roundtable on book tv. >> thank you. >> there has been no experience more challenging, more rewarding , and more humbling than raising our

interludes in history and sinclair lewis, what happened, excuse me, in the plot against america, charles lindbergh comes to power and the country horribly for two years and disappears and roosevelt comes back and everything picks up as we know it. which can happen in real life. i was looking for inspiration in fiction and i think there are elements that you recognize in trump's personal style and rhetoric and his appeal to the audience. >> the most important thing i learned at work, mister trump writes, is not to be overly impressed by academic credentials. didn't take me long to realize there is anything awesome or exceptional about my classmates. michael kruse, let's go back to where we started. is this campaign playbook? >> it can be seen as such. there are lots of books he has written or cowritten or been written for him that all added up, the campaign playbook for donald trump. >> monica langley. >> i say definitively yes. it is classic donald trump and elements of the deal, the elements of his campaign. >> monica langley, michael kruse, carlos lozada, thank you for being on this roundtable o

. >> the flight cap that american aviator charles lindbergh lost while doing a loop in a flight aboves in 1927 went up for auction in that city today. auctioneers say it could be worth up tole $85,000. back to you, ty. >>> check out what happened earlier this morning to trump place in manhattan. crews removed the trump name from the building. no longer trump place, i guess. renamed for their street addresses, 140, 160 and 180 riverside boulevard. on the west side of manhattan, very prominent buildings. residents of those buildings had been demanding a name change. sam zell, whose company operates the building, says the name change was in the works for a while. >> in the process of zealing with this for over a year. our goal was we have no interest in having any political position on anything. once mr. trump made the decision that he was going to enter the political scene, we looked at it and said, you know, we don't -- we just want to be neutral. we don't want to have an opinion. and this was part of an agreement we had with him, the agreement has expired and we're basically renaming