. >> some people were praying outloud, some praying quiet. >> i when the engine blup and the fire ball went by us and all of that the plane started to shake violently there. >> with only one good engine the plane was able to return to dallas and land safely. no one was injured. >>> a baggage handler being held on $1 million bond in connection with the dry ice explosions we have been telling you about. police say 28-year-old dicarlo bennett planted three devices out of curiosity and for his own entertainment. two of them explode. the third one didn't. it he is believed to use the dry ice used to keep the food fresh before it is put on the planes. >>> the boy has been ordered to live away from his family. the parents attended the hearing but the boy did not. he is too young to berged with a crime under minnesota law. >>> o.j. simpson has found rnl behind bars. his manager says the former football great may start a career as a televangelist once he gets out of prison but that could be a while since simpson is serving a nine to 33-year sentence. and las vegas judge has yet to rule on wheth

where do you want me to look at, for crying outloud?i thought they would see this yellow ball in the sky or something. we do have clear skies, a little bit of fog trying to form. sunny and warm, highs near 80 for almost everybody today. a little cooler, a quiet pattern. sunny and mild, but not as warm. we topped out yesterday. if not yesterday, it will be today. this system will enhance a little bit of the fog. there is some fog off the coast, but it's very patchy and it loses a lot of oomph because there's not a lot of support. high today, 81. high pressure continues to dominate the west, although there is a little, a little dent as the system moves into the north. there's a lot of rain, lot of cloud cover in the great lakes, northeast and the tropical moisture continues to stream in, flowing over texas and the deep south. for us, very quiet. 40s, low, mid, few upper. san francisco at 58. half moon bay at 48. yesterday at this time, 59. they lost the northerly breeze. i have seen a little offshore component in san francisco in many loc

. >> some people were praying outloud, some praying quietly. >> reporter: kacy rodgers could see theoutside his window. smoke was filling the cabin and they were gasping for air. >> when the engine blew up and the fireball went back, the plane started shaking violently. >> his business partner, fred edwards, is an experienced pilot and was sitting across the files. >> i said, ashley, i love you. make sure my kids know that. >> i sent that text thinking it was going to be my last. >> with one engine gone they were able to power up the other enough to get control of the engine, turn it back to dallas and land safely, but it was a wild ride. just like this one on turkish airlines in january and another on writ tisch airways in may. >> pilots know what to do, even the engines are designed not to become a threat. >> reporter: federal investigators are calling up some of their people furloughed by the government shutdown to come down and determine whether this engine fire was more serious. they think that broken pieces of the engine weren't contained inside the engine shell like they shoul

also you didn't borrow plot lines from the movies, you read the wikipedia page outloud. is that you seem to have a freak wehabit of plagiar part of your speeches. you do not understhand what plagiarism is. nobody is a cuesing you that you wrote gatt

also you didn't borrow plot lines from the movies, you read the wikipedia page outloud. is that you seem to have a freak wehabit of plagiar part of your speeches. you do not understhand what plagiarism is. nobody is a cuesing you that you wrote gattica or stand and deliver, that's not what this as it but. not about explaning a mroth plot liplot -- plot line. lifting entire sections of a website. inserting them in your speeches and passing them off as your own original thoughts. this is something that high school students know not to do. you are presenting yourself as potential canned date for president. it has nothing to do with me. you heard senator paul there say, "nothing i said was not given attribution to where it came from." that is absolute and provably not true. senator somebody else's published word ended up in your speech without attribution. how did that happen? do you understand that is a problem? i'm grateful for jorge ramos and fusion that senator rand paul has been forced to respond to the plagiarism tonight given his incoherence in his ex-play nachlg -- e

this student said outloud what many americans are thinking. >> it is disappointing to me because it isge that the government cares more about their party and bipartisanship than us the american people. >> reporter: the next challenge is looming around the corner. in two and a half weeks the nation will reach its credit limit and looks like less agreement between republicans and democrats over how to solve that potential crisis. >> what a mess. tell us what is next. >> the house just went on recess. they will be back tomorrow. house speaker john boehner said he wants to have a sit down with members of the house and kmath senate to try to figure out a way to work out these differences. you are probably thinking now they are getting to, that at this point when the government is already shut down. there's been talk about a conference meeting for months but it was rejected by both sides and harry reid said last night it is not happening. we are nut not sitting down and discussing it. it is too late for that. the biggest challenge was to find a way to avoid a shut down and now they have to f

you don't have to sing outloud. >> i would definitely call them a power couple. >> they do okay. >>> start" continues right now. >>> we had a very useful meeting. it was clarifying i think for both sides as to why we are. >> let's wait and see what the house does. when they send us something, we will look at it as clearly and as closely as we can. >> is this the dawn of a whole new day? are we within reach of a deal? democrats and republicans actually sort of kind of working together to avert that dangerous debt deadline. >>> nobel peace prize award will be awarded and we are watching. >>> the cia had been warned about edward snowden years before he leaked government secrets. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> john berman. >> he is hyped up! don't have any more coffee! >>> this morning a new town and a new energy. you're feeling it from john berman, aren't you? it's coming out of washington also. signs of dramatic progress in averting what many economists say could have been an economic disaster. top republicans have been talking with the president a

>> i would not read that outloud on tv. >> pathetic. >>> 20 minutes past the hour. >>> one of the oregon's bartenders regular customers always tips her with lottery tickets. last tuesday night, he gave her two of them. the first was a $5 winner. the second was worth $17,500! >> more than 20%! >> oh, my gosh! >> aurora tried to give it back to her customer! but he wouldn't hear of it. she did wind up giving her a cut and aurora is using the rest to buy a new coach and pad her savings account as well. >> i love her and congratulations. i don't think she should have given the guy a cut and let me tell you why. >> what? >> if he is a regular customer that tips her with a lottery ticket every day. you have the knowledge she hits and it's her money and when she finally keeps it, it's her money. >> he did say that. he is like minded and believes what you believe but i thought it was so generous what she did it. >> unnecessarily generous. she is too nice. give him a free drink. i understand that. >> you never know. he might give her more ticket in the future. what is wrong with you? >> you're too

turns out talking outloud to yourself. >> yeah. >> there's your imaginary friend. >> what's his name're facing a challenge. i guess syke yourself up. you know how you in the mirror every day say you're great matt? you can do this? >> yeah, i don't get in front of the mirror because you're always right in front of it. >> wow. a little testy today. >> trending on google, it's an age old question, how often do you guys wash your jeans? >> i never do. >> you never do? >> you're not supposed to. >> you're not supposed to wash your jeans. >> this designer says he actually never washes his jeans as well. >> you just stand them up in the corner? >> no, they just walk away after awhile. >> sometimes they get too broken in and they get saggy and bagging. >> if broken in means smelly. >> no, if you don't want to wash them put them in a plastic bag in the freezer for 24 hours. it gets rid of the bacteria and the odors. >> but they also have a jean spray now that you spray and it freshens your jeans. you're supposed to buy your jeans as tight as you can possibly fit and then they break down. you

seeing the remains of your home and the harbor light and so many other homes and i remembered asking outloud more can it take? >> i don't know. pretty tough. the plane going down. that was horrible. losing those people. 9/11, we lost so many firemen. >> what's it like out here today? a year later after that storm? >> the people are still here and they're building. so that's a plus. >> reporter: homes are just now starting to go up but progress has been slow. many families are battling insurance companies over pay outs that cover only a fraction of rebuilding costs. and though there is federal and city aid, little has made it's way here. last year, we found david sharp searching through what was left of his childhood home. >> we were standing right here where your mom's house was, it was right there. >> that's right. the house i grew up in. >> when you called for the insurance company to say we want to rebuild, what was the experience like? >> it's still an ongoing experience because they kept saying no. they said you're not covered. >> reporter: david's mom says what they salvaged is a treas

have you ever heard of skype for crying outloud? you mentioned the one in japan. we may all enjoy japan with our sushi roll or something but i don't think that necessarily means we need to go there and study alcohol aabuse. >> when the government does too much it does nothing well. the government is good at a couple different things fighting wars among them. when they start keeping track of the racial composition of the nursing workforce you know maybe we are overextended. >> more on that coming up on the show. let us know how you feel about that friends at foxandfriends.com. finds us on twitter ff weekend. the u.s. nabbing former bin laden confidante in libya. our next guest's family hit twice by terrorism and that's exactly what he wants to know. >> had honor student and volleyball captain punished for being designated driver. one thing to clear her name has just surfaced. we will tell you what it is coming up. customer erin swenson ordered shoes from us online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes ba