lyle menendez.nly here on "gma." >>> new concerns about fumes on planes after seven american airlines flight attendants were sent to the hospital. we'll have more on that coming up in our big board. [microwave beeps] [heart monitor beeps] hasta luego, profesor! [pumping of bike tire] [pumping of hospital ventilator] [tapping of pen] [tapping of shoes] hey ramirez! un poquito mas rapido, no? [laughing] [wheel squeaking] hey carlos, mañana! carlos! carlos! dr. brad needs to see you in room 3. todo el dia! right this way... yes, one second- i'll be right there. ( ♪ ) ♪ they tell me i'm wrong ♪ ♪ to want to stand alongside my, my love ♪ ♪ whoa, talkin' 'bout my love ♪ >> anchor: good morning, washington. i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories. a woman is in police countdown after she was caught on surveillance cameras using a credit card off a missing man in bethesda. that woman turned herself in. she has been charged with fraud but police don't know how she got the card. doneho was

>> yes. >> telling lyle what? dad had been molesting me. >> you could hear a pin drop in the courtroom and that's when i thought, oh, darn, i'm in trouble. >> reporter: two family members stated both lyle and erik had told them of the abuse years before. by the time of the killings, jose menendez had grown disgusted with his sons. >> eric was a disappointment and whatever joe thought would be right for a young man to behave. >> i met eric menendez when i was doing a photo shoot in beverly hills. he was natural in front of the camera, he was very comfortable. i don't think erik had the physical attributes to be a working model but he was photogenic. i think erik was struggling to find his way and i don't know the insides of what went on in their house because he didn't talk about it. >> describe your relationship with your father. >> brutal. painful. torturous. but yet i admired him because he was so strong and he was -- he was everything that success was that i was taught that success was. and i thought that he wa

i'm sure there were other well-named people with jonathan: the lyles are on. i don't -- the lights are on. i don't think anybody is home but the lights are on. the picture on the right side of the screen. a big change from 24 hours ago. you wouldn't see it. dark again. the monument has gone dark twice in two weeks. last night's outage even shut down the emergency lights so they called the f.a.a. to warn them about that. >> we notified the f.a.a. of the outage and going to let them make any alterations. to the operations as necessary. >> park service spokesperson says electricians were able to find the problem to get the lights on. they are trying to figure out what caused the problem in the first place. last week they had it figured out and this week we are going with you know what? we don't know. doug: in the 1970's you would see the advertisement for the clapper. wouldn't it be cool? lights go out. you say "monument!" [clapping] jonathan: park service walks by. lits maureen: you won't be hired by the park service anytime soon. doug: i don't think so. we have

they seemed to have it all, but the menendez brother, lyle and eric, they made their mark with murderin their beverly hills mansion. >> the infamous crime and the sensational trial that followed dominated headlines in the 1990s. well, now hln's new original series "how it really happened with hill harper" is taking a closer look. >> the defense may call its next witness. >> lyle was the first one to take the stand. even just hearing his voice was dramatic for everyone because it's very rare that you would get to hear from the mouth of someone who has committed a murder exactly how that murder went down. >> we just burst through the doors, and i start firing. >> they sat there matter of factually and explained that they did it. >> i entered the room. i saw two people in the room, and i just started firing. >> oh, my gosh. how many people would do that? >> i just fired until there was nothing left. >> there was things shattering and the noise was phenomenal. just chaos. >> so now the host of how it really happened with hill harper, hill harper, is joining us right now. great to see you,

terry lyles, thank you for sharing analysis and important perspective and experience on this.inch tv for less than $30 on dealdash.com. visit dealdash.com for great deals. and start bidding today! >>> you are live in the cnn news room on this saturday, i'm pamela brown in washington, poppy harlow is off. we have breaking news, a disturbing picture emerging tonight of the war veteran accused of friday's shooting spree at the ft. lauderdale airport. a rampage that killed five people and injured six and sent hundreds running for their lives across the tarmac. officials now believe he was planning the attack for some time. moments ago, the fbi wrapped up a press conference at a field office in alaska. the same field office the suspect visited just months ago. complaining that his mind was being controlled by a spy agency, that told him to watch isis videos. his family also revealing that he returned from iraq a changed man. talking about the destruction he saw, about the killing of children and the visions that haunted him. 0 so far, no motive for friday's shooting has been ruled

we'll be above freezing for a lyle while. high of 33 and temperatures go back below freezing and snow that falls overnight and tomorrow could make roads slippery, it looks like it cuts off quickly tomorrow probably before dawn. i'll show you that part of the story coming up guys. >>> meanwhile, road crews are heading out to get the highways ready before the snow arrives. penndot trucks are fanned out across the region and covered i-95 at woodhaven and 180 trucks working across the state. the philadelphia streets department is getting its salt trucks ready and heading out on city road at 7:00 tonight. delaware is expected to get hit by the winter weather, gray hall joins us live from newport with del/dot's plans. >> reporter: hi sara and rick, this is one location where workers come to collect the salt to put on the roads. winter is here and snow is soon to follow and the workers tell me hey they are ready. del/dot workers are hard at work getting ready for the anticipated snowfall. workers are busy spreading salt across the s

: -- to witness the end. 30 more performances are scheduled till the final bow set for may 21st in lylenzalez, abc news, new york? mixed emotions but definitely the end of an era. >> it is, indeed. we'll have to do cirque du soleil from now on. >> that's what's making news in america. >> stay with us for "good morning america," have a gre >> good morning it is monday january 16, matt o'donnell is off. nydia han is joining us. >> here's what wear following for you. >>> a teenage boy who recently immigrated from jamaica is shot and killed in west philadelphia. philadelphia police trying to figure out who pulled the trigger. >>> today a montgomery county community will gather to remember a 14-year-old girl brutally raped and killed at the hands of her adopted mother and her boyfriend. >> many are getting ready

post game interviews on aft >>> a true crime special tonight "truth and lies: the menendez brothers" lyle menendez speaks for the first time since he and his brother erik were convicted of killing their wealthy parents 20 years ago. the details revealed at 9:00 here on abc. >> should be fascinating. >>> now to what's coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. on abc 7. >> coming up at 6:00 with all the coverage of the big storm headed our way you'll be hearing about something called an atmospheric river. meteorologist drew tuma will show us what it is and why it's something to take seriously. >>> also a bay area man's effort to buy some shoes online, turned into a giant pain. michael finney explains what went wrong. >>> and something went seriously wrong in the east bay today, check out this gusher. we're going to show you what happened. that's coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> great, thanks, see you then. >>> finally tonight there's a happy outcome to a story we brought you yesterday about dozens of pets being turned in to the contra costa animal shelter in martinez. >> 42 pets bro

. >> last night the president-elect and his wife, melania, attended cans the lyle dinner at washington junior square. vice president elect mike pence and his wife joined them. few celebrities including caitlin jenner attended. the president-elect also gave a shout out to south jersey native, kelly ann conway who ran his campaign. nearly 1 million people will witness the inauguration today. our jessica dean is in washington dc where she talked to p.m. from the delaware vale for who who were there from the occasion. >> good morning from washington, d.c., today the us will inch august rate its 45th president donald j trump. mr. trump and his family arrived in the nation's capitol yesterdayment they went through many events, all in anticipation of the events today when the inauguration will take place. also here in washington, d.c., a lot of people from the delaware valley. >> ♪ i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> thursday night's concert and fireworks led to a celebration for president-elect donald trump and his supporters. >> i promise you that i will work so hard. we're going to get it tur

car lyle. and madam chair and supervisor tang and yee. and i am going to take you through a quick powerpoint . the slide just gives you conceptual idea of some of the massing and the bulking as you can tell the building conceptually is stepping down towards 23rd street to be sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. part of the eir process that ucsf conducted included a possible expansion with the variance of the existing san francisco general garage, here is the view of the garage and so in parallel to the process, is a process looking at aspects of fund and actually doing the expansion that would provide for about 307 spaces. the research building they will displace, approximately, 130 spaces. and so part of the garage expansion will make-up some of that and will add to a parking deficit that we currently have on campus. we are here now with the board and we will continue through the beginning of february. and then we will return to the regents for their approval if necessary, and then actually start looking at executing some of the do

lyles that he underwent a mental health investigation and he was not adjudicated as mentally effective, which is a legal term. what is the threshold for adjudicating someone as mentally effective, is hear voices and saying your mind is controlled by spies not reach it? >> this is the psychological versus the real world aspect of what we do. you can check all the boxes, you can call the doctor and check the boxes and they let you go, but sometimes it takes more investigation, more testing and it seems like this individual went in, prescribed what he was thinking and feeling and he was discharged as whatever it was. we need to have a certain clearing system, we have to hear it through what's being said, not necessarily what's being treated and go from there. to have a weapon right after that takes place, even though who could have been on a cooldown for 30 days, he should have went before at least a judge, a second opinion, something needed to take place, i know it sounds like a big chore, but we have to work better as a country and as a society to make sure our individuals that are comi

at the time, lyle was 21, eric 18. tonight one of those sons is speaking to abc news in a documentary, admitting, i am the kid that did kill his parents. jessica castro from abc 7 morning spoke with terry more an about the revealing documentary. >> we sometimes turn these trials into game shows or they get mocked on snl. one of the things this deep dive into this trial is at the bottom of these stories, these are real human beings. people will come away with more empathy for all of the menendez family. victim the parents and the children. >> you can watch the special onight at 9:00 on abc 7 news. >>> the raiders are gearing up for a very big playoff game. the team and quarterback conner cook practiced before saturday's wild card playoff game. cook is the first quarterback in the modern era to have his first career start come in the playoffs. talk about pressure, the raiders game is on abc 7 saturday. our wayne freedman is heading to houston for this wild card game against the texans. live coverage starts at noon here o

she is going to fight right in at the manhattan institute where they lyle to debunk poorly argued narratives in the press and public debate,' beth's book just does that. a timely corrective to wildly exaggerated student debt crisis they pressure cystness the media. her thesis is that there's no broad-based student loan crisis that "the new york times" and others would have us believe. and she makes a powerful data-driven case that i think while also giving the read are broad and full accounting of the higher education finance and how it works. in light of beth's analysis, i think it's safe to say that hillary clinton -- bernie sander' proposal to make college free is an indulgence solutioning look for for a problem bell be's book will be of enorm now val few universitied a administrators college and graduate students and concerned taxpayers and citizens because it complaints things -- explains things simply and clearly, even if there's things not everyone want to hear. take my own case inch our culture today obsessed with self-esteem no one likes to be told they're average. well, from readin

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car lyle. and madam chair and supervisor tang and yee. and i am going to take you through a quick powerpoint . the slide just gives you conceptual idea of some of the massing and the bulking as you can tell the building conceptually is stepping down towards 23rd street to be sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. part of the eir process that ucsf conducted included a possible expansion with the variance of the existing san francisco general garage, here is the view of the garage and so in parallel to the process, is a process looking at aspects of fund and actually doing the expansion that would provide for about 307 spaces. the research building they will displace, approximately, 130 spaces. and so part of the garage expansion will make-up some of that and will add to a parking deficit that we currently have on campus. we are here now with the board and we will continue through the beginning of february. and then we will return to the regents for their approval if necessary, and then actually start looking at executing some of the do

staying overnight in a boarding house, his discussion with a former judge and fellow lawyer, jean lyle dickey, a conservative old whig, went on deep into the night. judge dickey confirmed that slavery was a institution that the constitution recognized and which cannot be disturbed. lincoln argued that ultimately slavery must become extinct, recalled another illinois lawyer. after a while, said dickey, we went upstairs to bed. there were two beds in our room, and i remember that lincoln set up in his nightshirt on the edge of the bed arguing the point with me. at last, we went to sleep. early in the morning, i woke up, and there was lincoln half sitting up in bed. dickey, said lincoln, i tell you, this nation cannot exist half slave and half free. oh, lincoln, replied dickey. go to sleep. thank you. [applause] >> questions? right here, come up to the microphone. sidney blumenthal: dan. >> well, first of all, welcome to the 19th century. [laughter] sidney blumenthal: i may not leave. >> and also, i hope that this speech will become the epilogue of your last volume. sidney blumenthal: thi

at the time, lyle was 21, eric 18. tonight one of those sons is speaking to abc news in a documentary, admitting, i am the kid that did kill his parents. jessica castro from abc 7 morning spoke with terry more an about the revealing documentary. >> we sometimes turn these trials into game shows or they get mocked on snl. one of the things this deep dive into this trial is at the bottom of these stories, these are real human beings. people will come away with more empathy for all of the menendez family. victim the parents and the children. >> you can watch the special onight at 9:00 on abc 7 news. >>> the raiders are gearing up for a very big playoff game. the team and quarterback conner cook practiced before saturday's wild card playoff game. cook is the first quarterback in the modern era to have his first career start come in the playoffs. talk about pressure, the raiders game is on abc 7 saturday. our wayne freedman is heading to houston for this wild card game against the texans. live coverage starts at noon here o

. >> my name is lyle menendez. i have been in prison for 26 years.d that did kill his parents. no river of tears has changed that. no amount of regret has changed that. >> beverly hills is a quiet town. even the business district kind of folds up at 7:00. we average two murders a year. really don't know what you are in for when you get a murder call. >> what is the problem? >> someone killed my parents. >> were they shot? >> yes. >> when jose and kitty were found dead, the police didn't do what they normally do in a case like that. there are things that could have been done that night that would have proven they were the killers. the murder weapons were in their cars. nobody bothered to look. >> at the time we felt they were victims. you are not going to press them because their parents just got >> i remember it was the morning after murder. i pulled up to the house. all of a sudden the car door went open and eric jumped in and scared me. friends said they needed my husband's legal help. i said what is going on here? he says, "mrs. wright, my parents

car lyle. and madam chair and supervisor tang and yee. and i am going to take you through a quick powerpoint . the slide just gives you conceptual idea of some of the massing and the bulking as you can tell the building conceptually is stepping down towards 23rd street to be sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. part of the eir process that ucsf conducted included a possible expansion with the variance of the existing san francisco general garage, here is the view of the garage and so in parallel to the process, is a process looking at aspects of fund and actually doing the expansion that would provide for about 307 spaces. the research building they will displace, approximately, 130 spaces. and so part of the garage expansion will make-up some of that and will add to a parking deficit that we currently have on campus. we are here now with the board and we will continue through the beginning of february. and then we will return to the regents for their approval if necessary, and then actually start looking at executing some of the do

. >>> lyle menendez one of two brothers convicted of killing their parents three decades, speaking toars what he is saying now. >>> consumer electronic shows we'll preview of the newest gadgets we're live in las vegas. and country music, hunter hayes is up next. sounds a good show. >> rob in's beautiful pink dress. >> reporter: this is the blue route, past route 30. moving nicely on i-95, a multi-vehicle accident with the tractor-trailer. no major delays on the blue route. mass transit is looking good, i want to warn you, septa saying the fox chase train is two cars short. 805, might have overcrowding issues. >> reporter: we're bundling the kids up. windchills in the upper teens and low 20s. this afternoon windchills in the 20s, as well. 24 in allentown. 23 in reading. 27 in wilmington. 29 in millville. 31 with the windchill. we'll have sun and clouds, noon, 32. 3:00 p.m., 35, that's the high, windchills in the 20s, back below freezing by 7:00 a.m. light snow moves in sooner on the models looks like anytime between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. it will be over quick with a coating to two in

asking for the justice department under the obama administration to take a look at what any of this is lyle. and while the president-elect is taking these steps, he is at the same time avoiding some very big questions on russia and his own potential conflicts of interest in the upcoming white house. with inauguration day closing in, donald trump is trying to change the conversation away from the cloud of questions hanging over his looming presidency. >> we'll talk about that on wednesday. >> reporter: asked by reporters about russia's attempts to middle in the election, he punted. >> we'll be talking to you very soon. >> reporter: a key question for trump is whether he believes the intelligence report that says russia tilted the election his way. advisers aren't offering much clarity. >> he's not denying that entities in russia were behind this particular hacking campaign. >> reporter: but suggesting it doesn't really matter. >> there's no smoking gun when it comes to the nexus between these hacking activities and the election results. >> reporter: over the weekend, trump tweeted having a g

our political team's going to break it all down for us this morning and then an abc news exclusive, lyle menendez, one of the two brothers convicted of killing their parents nearly three decades ago is speaking to abc from behind bars. we're going to tell you what he is saying now and then the super bowl electronics show is kimming off today, we are previewing some of the hottest new gadgets, live in las vegas, not sure exactly what that guy is doing but it looks like he thinks he's flying. >> i do want that robot you just showed, though, because it's like a nanny and also will take a look at your pets when they're at home alone. >> compelling. >> i need that. thank you, amy. >>> the inauguration of donald trump may be infused with marijuana smoke. the dc cannabis coalition plans to hand out more than 4,000 free joints to people at the january 20 event in washington, d.c. and those who light up are asked to do so 4 minutes and 20 seconds into mr. trump's speech. that's, of course, 420, the code for consumption of weed. they are seeking equal rights for cannabis users, growers and their f

>> yes, have lyle lick soft brush, so you can blends in all of the colors. >> wonderful. >> all rightng out of time. >> little gold in the corner. >> little gold. >> there go. >> let's get to some fire. let's put fire in the segment. this next one, a.m. bra lip, a lot of people do, that's the thing, instead of two colors you use three? >> yes. >> we've heard of a. ambre. we heard about ambre limbs. it is all about the fading, that's what ambre means, fading colors into each other. so we just use a dark color around her lip, to line it, just like that. >> okay? >> because we all know when it comes to ambre, going light to dark. like with your hair. >> yes, so this is like your darkest color. and then you take your second color, which is a little bit lighter than what you put on the middle color. so red, then an orangey red. >> yes. now, a.m. mbre lip, i just pick to do these colors. but you can also do nudes, you can dopings. you can do purples. it is just about fading the colors into each other. >> okay. then the final one? >> then the final all you do is add a pop of gold. that's the

in 2009, eli lylely was fined over $1 .4 million for its off-label motion of another anti-psychotic drug known as cybrexa. eli lilly's "illegal activity increased patient's costs, threatened their safety and negatively affected the delivery of health care services to over 9 million military members, retire years, and their families who rely on tricare." mr. president, very interestingly, and i'm sure that many of the members saw it, president-elect trump had a press conference this morning, and in his press conference he said -- and i quote -- "phrma is getting away with murder." end of quote. mr. trump, "phrma is getting away with murder." and you know what? mr. trump is exactly right. phrma is getting away with murder, phrma has gotten away with murder for many, many decades. and the interesting issue is, with a republican president-elect telling the truth that phrma is getting away with murder, will the republicans, will all the democrats have the guts finally to stand up to the pharmaceutical industry and their lobbyists and their campaign contributions and fight for the american con

aut she has it ahead for us a in lyle report.t. >> high school principal facingn backlash after callingerleaders getset tomorrow the response from the s parents and students coming upet in live report as well. well >>> today we'll experience aerie winter warmup. but willwi it last? live lookoo outside right now.. we'll have your full forecastors with weather and traffic on thef 5's. >> we'll start with breakingtar news coming out of cbrolleeage p all marc camden line trains are currently suspended after a a trespasser was struck and killee by a csx train earlier thiss morning. they do share the tracks.track marc is advising all riders toio use the penn line this morning m or use metro. to avoid delays because the the camden line is not operatingti this morning. morning. we'll try to get more on thetoem investigation as well. >>> so two major things coming out of white house.of president trump answering critics about his claiment tr on massive voter fraud and thevoteu president set to fulfill a campus promise on building ain border wall. >> let's start with the fraudrt claims, steve, tha