there was a fort above new orleans. fort saint john and a number of other settlement were militia companies were established. so that's kind of the geographic background. so as we heard earli, clares war in june of 1779, both sides, bo t british and the spanish knew war was coming. this was not a surprise and they were preparing for it. and also, as again tke about, one ofhebjectives that spain had was to get back the florida so eventual news was sent from spain. th actually sent aeay as they could. and reached new orleans august 12th, almost four weeks before british counterparts got their news of the war. now, spanish defenses well known to the british, they weren't ideal by any stretch of the imaginthere's a letter that's pictured here, lieutenant babbage, to georgaine talking about easily new orleans could captured. he talks about the flimsy wooden palisade wall that surrounds new orleans and in fac bananas. the galvez wasn't too big on palisade walls to begin wi he thought they were rather worthless, so they were r

news was sent from spain. they actually sent as early as eyould. and reached ne orleans august 12th, almost four weeks before british counterparts got their news of the war. now, spanish defenses well known to the british, they weren't ideal by any stretch of the imagination there's a le that's pictured here, lieutenant babbage, to george germaine g about easily new orleans could captured. palisadethat surrounds newoden orleans and in fact bananas the galvez wasn't too big on palisade walls to begin with. he thohey were rather worthless, so they were really in bad repair. there were only mounted cannon and this was pretty correct as well and in fact, galvez took most of the cannon with him on his campaign, and the letter concludes with quote by babbage saying louisiana might quote easily be reduced to his majesty's obedience. so they envisioned the capture of new orleans to be rather easy. now, those were at the conference last year. i know that my main topic was talking the british plans to capture new orleans as well as the northern. and i'm not going to go through tha

in new orleans. so i begin with a familiar early american face this is of course george washington a left painted byharles wilson peale, 1772. weee washington as a colonel of the virginia regiment raised in 1754. it's a great image for several reasons, noteast of is the fact thathis is the known portrait of washington, known to survive. i think i's also quite telling that washington poses here in his colonial or provincial uniform. fit dawned at the onset of th french and indian war at fort necessity in 1754 and a year later during, the ill fated braddock campaign. little did washington know that he would soon exchanging this blue uniform with red facings for a very different kind of blue coat. so it right. you see washington posing for peale again in 1779, this time wearing a new uniform, that of the continental army, also blue, but with buff facings, composition. this is a very ambitious likeness it's full length a format typically reserved for people like kings and queens and high ranking prelates

>> in new orleans. >> and i worked at the record store in new orleans.ton, if i'm pronouncing it right, carrollton shopping center. >> jimmy: uh-oh. uh-oh, uh-oh. >> and hold on. and i -- >> jimmy: too many details. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> no, no. no, no. and i deejayed behind the counter. >> jimmy: okay. >> birdman used to pull up in a a benz in front of the store, open up his trunk, and bring boxes of tapes. this is before they became, you know, the big, huge record company they are now. this is, like, when they first started. and they'd drop the tapes off, and they would leave, and i would sell 'em in five minutes and have to call 'em back and tell 'em, "the tapes are sold out. you're -- it's on fire!" >> jimmy: we haven't even asked a question! [ laughter ] >> no! >> jimmy: we haven't even asked a question! >> no! >> jimmy: this guys's singing like a canary! >> no, it's not a -- no, it's not a -- >> jimmy: this is unbelievable! >> no -- >> jimmy: i'm sure some of this is true, but this didn't happen. >> no. >> jimmy: he's got detail of what color the

new orleans. and then the choctaws, who at this point again are sort of solidly for the most part in that british sphere. o'riley also a talk with the chiefs of the petite nation located within 60 leagues of new orleans. these groups that you guys just heard steve talking about as well. so these alliances with spain, these smaller groups do end up mattering once we get into the conflict of the american revolution. so his meeting with these groups took form of a combination of indian and, spanish customs and symbols the chiefs, their interpreters and and quite quote, quite a number of indians and playing on their military instruments gathered at o'reilly's quarters, the indians placed their weapons at his feet, waved fans of feathers over his head, and presented him the chalamet to smoke. o'riley placed around their necks. medals with the image of charles. the third strung on red silk ribbon and made the of the cross over their heads. among the visitors to new orleans, the biloxi indians were catho

new orleans situations where the officer. a third person's life is in jeopardy and. in certain cases i our state law in texas permits the use of deadly force and crimes even though our practice and policy in the dallas police department has been law prohibited. the deadly force in property crimes. i'm still in favor of the policy being in conjunction with state law. well, give me a circumstance it would illustrate how the state law would operate respect to property crime. what would happen that might lead a police officer to shoot when a property crime was being committed? well, we just had an instance in recent months in dallas, where an officer drove up on the scene of a strong armed robbery. he heard the victim screaming, they're killing me. they're killing me. he did observe at least three strikes to the victim's head with the assailants feet. and of course, when this the assailant saw the police, they split and ran. the officer chased one suspect and in his mind, he felt he had a reasonable belief that if the felon escaped, that he would be a danger to the commu

to new orleans. it was broadcast nationally on radio and television for many years. what we see happening there is you know, it's named after sugar, the commodity that was produced in the region of new orleans where the birthplace of the sugar industry really begins in the 20th century. they were actually able to see how the stadium reenforced the social order, helps facilitate the notion of the white south in a segregated context during those years. it becomes the battleground by which we see pushing slowly to desegregate that venue to which it becomes desegregated in the 1960s after a long legal struggle. i looked at the papers of the sugar bowl committee, fascinating. to watch how these boosters and bowl organizers were trying to manage segregation. i think they were fine with it by the mid '50s but it wasn't until the early '70s where we see that venue desegregated. >> you had the legislation laying down laws that stopped them when they weren't tried. >> in 1955, '56, they passed the sugar bowl a

it was a celebration of new orleans. it was a place to attract tourists, to new orleans. it was broadcast nationally on radio and then television for many years. and what we see happening there, you know, it's named after sugar the commodity that was produced by enslaved labor in the region of new orleans, where the birthplace of the sugar industry and slavery really in the late 18th, early 19th century, which are the grounds of tulane today. and so by looking at the history of the sugar bowl, we're actually able to see how the stadium reinforced the social order. right. how it actually creates this notion of a kind of, you know, helps facilitate the notion of the white south, you know, in a segregated context in those years. and as i talk about in the book, it a battleground by which we start to see the civil rights movement pushing slowly desegregate that venue which eventually it does become desegregated really in the 1960s, after a long legal struggle. right. and what i did in the book is i looked at the papers, the sugar bowl committee, a fascinating archive to watch

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what he did was go to new orleans. he checked into the marriott under an assumed name.was that day or the next day bob turns on his phone. big mistake, because now they know where he is. so that saturday afternoon, two fbi agents go to the marriott and they ask for the manager, and they say, do you have bob durst here? no, nobody by the name of bob durst i said, well, how about. and they go through ten aliases. no. so they're standing around in the lobby and they turn in. and who comes walking through the revolving door? but a guy that looks a hell of a lot like bob durst so they pull him aside, and they said, are you bob durst? >> breaking news tonight. >> multimillionaire robert durst, arrested in connection with the execution style killing of his longtime friend susan berman. >> he's going to jail. >> there he is in the back seat of the car, smiling, looking happy. >> his facial expressions are often inappropriate, but this man has been teflon coated his entire life. nothing bad sticks to robert durst. >> when did you find out about the statement? in the bathroom. >>

i love new orleans. i used to live in new orleans. i earned a living in new orleans.s of his life in new orleans. i love new orleans. what did tennessee williams say? america has only three cities, new york, san francisco, and new orleans. everything else, tennessee williams said, is cleveland. and before my friends in cleveland get mad at me, i didn't say it. tennessee williams said it. but i think what mr. williams was trying to convey is what an extraordinary, unique city new orleans is. every other state in america would kill to have a new orleans. 20 million people from all over the world come to visit the city in america which is perhaps the most european city, the most diverse city in our country. and i love new orleans. but new orleans deserves better. i wish this hadn't happened. i wish there were more people in this world like mr. miorana, but there are some people in this world they just habitually consistently hurt other people. and they take other people's stuff. i wish they wouldn't but they do. i don't know why they do. if i make it to heaven, i'm going

. >>> oh my [ bleep ] -- >> dash cam video caught a dramatic partial building collapse in new orleansappened last night in the lower garden district. you can see at least one car narrowly missed getting crushed. the building appeared to be vacant, and no one was hurt. it's the second building to collapse in new orleans in the past month. >>> the fbi is warning sports leagues about organized crime organizations targeting professional athletes. it comes after dallas mavericks star luca doncic is the latest victim to have his hotel -- home burglarized. the fbi says homes are targeted because they may contain expensive items. officials say the crime groups from south america used publicly available information and social media to track the athletes' whereabouts. the players are encouraged to report suspicious activity and use caution on social media. >>> five people are facing charges in connection with the death of former one direction star liam payne. officials in argentina said a hotel employee and waiter are among those charged with supplying the 31-year-old with cocaine. he died afte

. >> we live in new orleans we talk about faith and food and football and there's music.ean, that's the last conversation anybody wants to have. but, i'll tell you, we do talk about politics and we're going to be talking a lot about politics in new orleans. i'm a federalist. i think that people work best closest to the ground in this kind of environment in this mayoral contest next year we're in we're going to drag you down here you're covering it like white on rise. that's the politics that can be productive. also you may have noticed my husband is a little broke with woke and whatever, i can't even -- who wants to talk about that? he's hard enough to talk to any ways and i say that lovingly. >> raymond: mary my love to you and all the caravels merry christmas we'll get together soon. new orleans is the only place you can see mary matalin raymond arroyo, done and a all at the same table. >> donna's in town for the sugar bowl so you'll see her for all of the holiday. >> raymond: sign me up. coming up, there's an all-out assault on religion this christmas season and the an

. >>> the major new orleans bridge shutdown after multiple crashes and heavy fog involving more than 50 cars. >>> suspected gilgo beach serial killer now charged in the murder of a eventh woman. >>> ukraine claiming responsibility for the assassination of a top russian general. our exclusive inside the dramatic raid on counterfeit weight loss drugs and the mystery mailbox popping up around a major city, delivering emotional connections with anonymous letters. connection wis >>> good evening and welcome. the suspected ceo killer was indicted today in new york on 11 criminal charges including first degree murder. alvin bragg announcing the indictment at a late afternoon news conference where he suggested mangione may waive extradition. meaning the 26-year-old suspect could be returned to new york from pennsylvania to answer to the charges very soon. the first degree murder count he faces, in furtherance of terrorism. he's also facing two second degree murder counts along with several weapons charges. his lawyers have indicated he will plead not guilty. new york authorities today provid

because we live in new orleans. we talk about faith and food and football and.mean, that's the last conversation anybody wants to have. but i tell you we do talk about politics and we are going to be talking a lot about politics in new orleans. i'm a federalist. i think that people work best closest to the ground in this kind of environment this contest you are in. you are going to cover it like white on rice. that's the politics we talk about when we can be productive. this politics perhaps you haven't noticed my husband was a little broke with locate -- broke with woke or whatever. i can't even tell you who wants to talk about that. he is hard enough to talk to anyways. and i say that lovingly. >> raymond: my love to you and all the carvilles. merry christmas we will get together soon. new orleans is the only place you can see mary matlin, romero and donna brazile all at the same table. >> donna is in town this weekend. you will see her. she is in for the sugar bowl. you will see her for all of this on this holiday. >> raymond: sign me up. okay. coming up, the

this is scrim, the fugitive pup of new orleans. there have been captures and escapes. because of his life of crime, he is getting more attention than he wants on him. he was found in a trailer park late last year. a local nonprofit saved him from being put down and they got him adopted. but he scrammed. he ran away from his home earlier this year. people all over tried catching him for six months. they tried cages. they tried tranquilizer darts. finally, they got him. for a little while anyway, because he took off again last month. he jumped out of a second story window. >> escape artist. >> yeah, it was caught on camera. he's okay. he ran six miles out of the city after that, and his gps collar died. not to mention him sneaking out of the iron fence. >> there he goes down the street. >> his story captured the attention of volunteers nationwide. there's a whole network of people working to find him. some of them armed with nets and night vision binoculars. the rescue spent $10,000 trying to rescue this dog. >> usually, i can get them back quickly. scrim has proven to b

we could see flash flooding over portions of new orleans, southern louisiana and mississippi. thunderstorms in this area when it slowly advances, reinforcement comes through and that means heavy rain wednesday to thursday all the way from the southeast up and through new york and into new england and that could melt down some of the snow. will watch for potential flooding wednesday, thursday across new england. in the meantime nice conditions over texas, snow coming down along the front range of colorado from denver to pueblo and all the way into portions of wyoming, where blizzard conditions this morning, that is starting to wind down and we will also deal with strong winds offshore wind santa ana winds as we go through the day tomorrow and wednesday and bring the fire danger way up all the way from places like santa clarita and southern california down to san diego we will watch out for fire concerns as well let's go to the flashback trivia question, last hour we asked on this date back in 2009 a cluster of thunderstorms resulted in 3 feet of floodwater filling the street in

. >> we are flying into new orleans and then driving over to mississippi, then back to new orleans, then over to alabama and then atlanta. >> after usually driving for the holidays, they're excited to be getting on a plane. >> i'm excited for airport food. >> i'll never understand that one. >> a record number of travelers are expected to make a trip of at least 50 miles for the holidays. triple a predicts more than 119 million americans will travel from tomorrow to the first. narrowly beating out 2019 numbers. but passengers we spoke to don't mind how busy it is. >> i don't have a problem with it. i you know, i know there's going to be people it's going to get there's traffic, everyone's in a hurry, but i just take my time and just enjoy it. >> there are light displays, multiple christmas trees and even popcorn and a free gift wrapping station. once you get through security that is staffed by okay airport staff and they will fully wrap your presents for you. >> of course, tsa recommends not flying with wrapped packages just for security reasons in case they're searched. so this is a real

we did not want to go back to new orleans. i ended the walk pregnant and i wanted we needed to be near a major airport. so we ended up buying a 200 acre farm south nashville, in the center of, tennessee. so we had access to airports and whatever, bought about a 200 year old farmhouse, restored it. and today it is a beautiful event center, coffee shop, retail store, airbnb, all that so if you're in the area, it's called the awakened house. i think find place is very important because doors as we know our homes and where we're located really is an expression of ourselves and where we are in life and what we want while i currently live in nashville, i live i back up the woods and a 2000 acre nature park. it helps me because walking across america it was very hard for me be in a city very, hard for me to be, to feel closed in. and so to be in nature. that's where i'm happiest that's my happy place. so where you land, i think is an expression of, you know, what you need in your psyche and in your heart. my idea of nature is the nei

this is an article that was published in the new orleans times-picayune, very unusual for, a big city news publish an article about and listed him. and he was still liste point because of all the things he had done. but after that, let's see what we have next. i mentioned he is. yep, i love deep sea fishing. there is one of his catches. as i mentioned the deep sea fishing. the hunting. after that he went the merchant marine in world war two as a navy intelligence work, navy intelligence, i should say, made three crossings of the atlantic on army troop carriers and then did the 12 trips from europe to africa on the hospital. so the guy worked or was in the army, the navy, marine corps and the merchant marine in war two. and unfortunately all this i should mention he went on to, get married to a wonderful woman. my mother had he had four children of whom on the second oldest and unfortunately i should add again i went on to get his high school diploma, then his college degree, and then he went to car practice school and became a practicing chiropractor. unfortunately, his life was cut s

we've got that slight risk level two out of four risk for flooding for lake charles new orleans, new s and then even up towards the atlanta area going into tuesday. so you can see the same areas kind of getting hit over and over because the storm is kind of slow as it's slowly moving and developing. starting on sunday will pull in that moisture from the gulf of mexico. you can see where you can have some of that heavy rain along the louisiana coastline the problem is, is we could have rainfall come down two inches per hour. so a lot of rain in a short amount of time. we'll have that continue as we go into monday and tuesday again, notice a lot of those rain bands kind of in the same spot. the front doesn't move too much, so we'll keep funneling that moisture into some of those same spots along the gulf coast. we could be looking at rainfall totals, widespread 2 to 4in, maybe as much as five inches. some of these soils are already pretty saturated, and that could lead to some flash flooding allison. >> okay elisa raffa. thank you hello everyone. thanks for joining me. i'm alisyn camero

but you did not shoot in l.a.x. >> no. >> seth: you shot in new orleans. >> we shot in new orleans. >tcha. and they made it look like l.a.x. >> they made it look like l.a.x. >> seth: is it fun to spend all day in a make believe airport. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. it's reasonably fun. yeah. >> seth: i guess it's nice to be in an airport and know there's no chance of your flight being delayed. >> yeah, exactly, exactly. yeah exactly. >> seth: you know, by the way, you're a huge part of my driving experience everyay now. cause my kids are on a real "sing" kick and on the "sing" sound track. >> oh, that's sweet. i keep getting screengrabs from people from spotify and wrap. i seem to be featuring next to some incredible people purely by virtue of the fact that i'm a hit with gorilla adoring 6-year-old kids. >> seth: yeah. can i tell you something? as a parent, there's nothing more depressing than when you get your spotify wrapped and it's all your kids' songs. >> oh okay. oh that's so nice. >> seth: it's not nice. >> no, fair enough. [ light laughter ] i thought you were going to sa

>> with a live band from new orleans.stumes. >> seth: great. >> new orleans food. it's gonna be a real bash. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i mean, 93 is no kidding around. >> seth: it's no kidding around. [ light laughter ] and i would imagine that you have a loving family that is putting a lot of effort behind this party. >> oh, yeah, we're -- i'm so excited. i really am. it's going to be fabulous. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i mean, that band is just going to walk in and play, you know, like they do in new orleans. >> seth: what a wonderful thing. >> it is, it's a great way to be 93. >> seth: it's a great way to be 93. [ cheers and applause ] do you -- the night of this oscars, when you won, you did not believe you were going to win. >> i really had no idea. george chakiris was my date. >> seth: okay. >> he played bernardo in "west side story." and we were in the limousine on the way to the venue. and we just sat there making up stories, you know, like sour grape stories. >> seth: you were already mad that you'd lost?

they turned out here in new orleans. and i mean they're just i mean they're just awesome.hiladelphia the eagles hosted the dallas cowboys kenny pickett took a hard hit in the ribs from micah parsons and did not return to the game. so here comes stanford alum tanner mckee, who takes the field for the first time in his career. in the third, mckee finds aj brown for a 20 yard touchdown, mckee's first of his career, but then brown threw the ball into the crowd. brown tries to get the ball back and eagles security guard big dome secures the ball. mckee added one more passing touchdown to his stat sheet when he hit devante smith for a 25 yard strike that sealed a 41 to 7 win over the cowboys and the nfc east title for the eagles. saquon barkley also became the ninth player in nfl history to break 2000 yards rushing, and is 101 yards away from breaking the single season rushing record that's held by eric dickerson. >> and while we are talking about former stanford stars tonight, jayden daniels connected with danville native and former cardinal zach ertz for the game winning touch

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. >> back now, with a building collapse in new orleans, two cars were left under a pile of rubble on monday night. the debris also knocked out a transformer, leaving hundreds of residents without power. no one was hurt. investigators say the building appeared to be vacant. >> the faa is investigating. a very close call involving a private jet that was carrying the gonzaga men's basketball team. the agency says a flight operated by key lime air nearly crossed a runway as a delta jet was taking off on friday at los angeles international airport. controllers managed to get the charter to stop just in time. stop stop stop. oh, you heard that? stop stop stop. gonzaga says the team was not aware of the incident at the time. neither keylime air nor officials at lax have commented publicly. >> the fbi has issued a warning after the latest burglary involving a pro athlete on friday. the mavericks luka doncic became at least the eighth player in the nba, nfl or nhl to be victimized by a home break ins in september. the fbi says organized groups from south america are targeting pro athletes, us

no, i saw her in new orleans when i worked at a hotel. i knew she was checking in., people started to complain. [ laughter ] i was waiting for her to come. i vacuumed that hallway for about two hours. she finally comes off the elevator respect i was just like, aahhh! >> jimmy: did you speak to her? >> i didn't but i knew she was leaving and i was vacuuming and it was time for me to get off. and she was like -- i called the room, "hello, this is the bellman, would you like -- when you're going to check out -- "i'll let you know." she's leaving, i stand up against the wall, say something, she's passing me. "excuse me. can i have your autograph?" "why didn't you say that when i was walking past you?" she walks over, gives me the autograph. >> jimmy: you still have that autograph? >> you don't. >> jimmy: nobody saves those. as exciting as it is. >> no, no, i got -- i was broke and put out of an apartment, all my things were lost. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> sorry to take you down a really bad road. >> jimmy: i bet that apartment you got kicked out of had a very clean rug. [ l

. >> bill: want to take you to new orleans now. a bridge left a mangled mess. 50-car pile-up. >> dana: this happens down there with the fog. >> bill: shut the bridge down for seven hours. 30 people went to the hospital. no life threatening injuries, they blame the pile-up on you guessed it, dense fog. new orleans. >> dana: before we go, it is lit across one texas -- stunning holiday show breaking records for its 5,000 drone display that featured santa, turkey, gingerbread houses and snowman. the f.b.i. was not called apparently. they said these are actually drones that we know what's going on. that's pretty cool. looks good. i don't know. >> bill: we could drone on but we won't. >> dana: two in a row in one segment? i don't know if that's allowed. eric adams on "the story" at 3:00. i'll see you at 5:00. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: the painful effects of biden's

and you have any sitting u.s., where people like to dress up and pretend like new orleans him about a excuse to put on a costume they are ready for it. arthel: that is through money raised from the event those who nonprofit called that others may live foundation which helps families of fallen when the u.s. air force members that is a nice. eric: that isn't so others may live in is your hometown, and of course and you know a lot about that. arthel: yes you've got that right. eric: the music and booze and costumes. arthel: you've got it.what arthel: you've got it.what eric: yes. >> see what i did there. ♪ ♪ >> i wish i had somebody like him when i started. do you owe me money. i'll try and shorten down the story. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ that wouldn't go away. my mom, she was just crying. what they said, your son has brain cancer. it was your worst fear coming to life. watching your child grow up is the dream of every parent. you can join the battle to save the lives of kids like brayden, by supporting st. jude children's research hospital . families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment,

one has to do with rain crossing across the ohio river valley e we have a flood watch over new orleans northeast and new en. there will be rain on top of heavy snow and freezing conditions, icy conditions for interior new england. we have a strong santa ana event playing out across central and southern california, it kicks off today and tomorrow. particularly dangerous situation, last time we had this when we had a mountain fire early in november in ventura county. let's get to the flashback question. on this day in 2009 a cluster of thunderstorms resulted in three feet of flood water filling streets in what city? new orleans, st. louis, that. tampa or savannah. we'll have the answer coming up in the next hour. maria: thank you so much. catch "fox weather first" live on fox business every weekday from 5:00 to 6:00 a.m. eastern live right before "mornings with maria." stay with us. a big hour coming up right here. we'll be right back. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools. and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just qua

. >> we are flying into new orleans and then driving over to mississippi, then back to new orleans, thenr to alabama and then atlanta. >> after usually driving for the holidays, they're excited to be getting on a plane. >> i'm excited for airport food. >> i'll never understand that one. >> a record number of travelers are expected to make a trip of at least 50 miles for the holidays. triple a predicts more than 119 million americans will travel from tomorrow to the first. narrowly beating out 2019 numbers. but passengers we spoke to don't mind how busy it is. >> i don't have a problem with it. i you know, i know there's going to be people it's going to get there's traffic, everyone's in a hurry, but i just take my time and just enjoy it. >> there are light displays, multiple christmas trees and even popcorn and a free gift wrapping station. once you get through security that is staffed by o k airport staff and they will fully wrap your presents for you. >> of course, tsa recommends not flying with wrapped packages just for security reasons in case they're searched. so this is a really a

. >> we are flying into new orleans and then driving over to mississippi, then back to new orleans, then over to alabama and then atlanta. >> after usually driving for the holidays, they're excited to be getting on a plane. >> i'm excited for airport food. >> i'll never understand that one. >> a record number of travelers are expected to make a trip of at least 50 miles for the holidays. triple a predicts more than 119 million americans will travel from tomorrow to the first. narrowly beating out 2019 numbers. but passengers we spoke to don't mind how busy it is. >> i don't have a problem with it. i you know, i know there's going to be people it's going to get there's traffic. everyone's in a hurry. but i just take my time and just enjoy it. >> there are light displays, multiple christmas trees and even popcorn and a free gift wrapping station. once you get through security that is staffed by o k airport staff and they will fully wrap your presents for you. >> of course, tsa recommends not flying with wrapped packages just for security reasons in case they're searched. so this is a reall