for something more somber parts of the us saga the hunger games set in the totalitarian world of pan amwas shot in one of the most sought after locations. the city's now defunct tempelhof airport which ranks among the world's largest buildings. doubling as number one pick for places the german capital has doubled from. other sites have also featured in the gloomy world of pan am such as an old heating plant as the backdrop to a subterranean rebel stronghold in district thirteen. and an underpass near berlin's exhibition center was used for a dramatic. evidently berlin boasts great film locations for ranger films even signed with the aid of a little digital editing. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel d.w. interior design stunning design ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you on you tube. now many cities are built up on the banks of a large river this is because of the days gone by when tr

a federal prosecutor, he ran high profile investigations, including the terrorist bombing of the pan amlight in scotland and served eight years in the bush administration as the nation's top investigator, fbi chief. and he went on to seven another four in the obama administration. the only fbi chief to exceed ten years under a new president from a different party. >> he assumes great responsibilities. he was chosen with great care. and he has my full confidence. >> i know that everyone here joins me in saying that you will be remembered as one of the finest directors in the history of the fbi. and one of the most admired public servants of our time. >> we can contrast that to the different path for donald trump. he attended a military style school in new york, but never served. in fact, he got five deferments during vietnam and said that avoiding stds while he was single was his own "personal vietnam." trumpism was more about private gain than public service, winning at all costs. >> i had a series of home runs. they were grand slams. everything i touched turned to gold. it's not been e

so that aircraft could be used such as pan am one '03. not a lot of people talking into cruise missiles. on the part of the al qaeda at the aircraft is of primary target they are highly the visible the impact on the economy and the psyche would be profound >> those lustful of security >> is very difficult to get for individuals on board with the doors on a the cockpit but we have see that is possible in othere countries like egypt in somalia and other places so getting individuals on board that seems to be impossible. >> host: republican space go ahead.. >> caller: i am calling about a situation that in starting the 1981 starting with bush senior with the $4 billion security lawn september 12. >> dido share your view of the conspiracy but it is certainly true that any government on the planet today has a engaged but this is way beyond the pale it would be a outrageous to kill 29 to do people from over 90 countries is not true and did not have been. >> there was a of a moment of silence today you are seeing in on the screen leading up to t

. - here is where we run the nostalgic scroll, pan am, twa, eastern. - braniff. - braniff right, those guys are gone, and you're here. you were the disrupter at the time, where now it's common place to talk about disruption, right? it's almost a cliche, but you were literally a disruptor before that was a thing, and the people you disrupted went away. - we were really the maverick, and it was the low cost, low fare model. low fare model. the area that we've really i think differentiated ourselves today is that we're also great service and low cost. and low cost. - in all fairness, wasn't customer service always part of the formula? i remember the earliest days when i flew southwest, which is of course not 46 years ago, but it's a while ago, and i remember thinking at the time they're just treating you more like a human being than most other airlines do. that seemed to be a part of the values of the company. - that's exactly right, and it's not so much that we've changed in that regard, it's that everyone else has really gone the other direction. that's the allowed us to differentiate o

. >> pan am flight attendants were iconic. >> did she fit the bill?atedthe bill. >> ...bringing back these from around the globe. >> indonesian, african, chinese -- they came from everywhere. i thought she was a smuggler, which made it even more exciting. >> what?! >> are they just silly trinkets... >> is there a big market for beads? >> there's a big market for beads. >> this is the real deal? >> this is the real deal. >> ...or historical treasures worth a mint? >>thedalai lama? >> yes. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 561 is for $11,000. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

the news site the pan am posts latin america and its experiments with social justice.eople living through a nightmare of socialism. it's been -- we're seeing the outcomes now that's been building for more than ten years. there is a wave of corruption, crime, inflation. the people are leaving in droves. so -- john: why does that have to go with socialism? this was supposed to your everything. >> right. they have ruined incentive to be productive. they've violated property rights, they've confiscated property. so they have taken away the incentive for companies to be there. so if you can't keep the fruits of your labor, what incentive is there to build a productive economy? john: so it's an oil-rich country. they make almost $100 billion a year selling oil. they're still poor. >> you have a tsunami of corruption in and out of the country, and you also have a whole array of failed social programs. john: also spend money on these pictures of chavez all over. people have his picture tattooed on their bodies. >> right. so this is one of the most bizarre elements -- john: the

student pilot convicted of possessing biological agents and toxins in this man, the convicted bomber of pan am9, 21 years after the plane exploded over scotland, he still had a valid dispatcher certificate. the globe investigation also found lax oversight allowed a convicted criminal from iran to steal the identity of a professional u.s. pilot. the iranian man wasn't caught until he crashed his plane in denmark. another man attained a valid u.s. pilot's license using identity of a dead man. part of the problem is the only pictures on licenses are of the wright brothers even though former florida congressman john mica took to the floor of congress in 2016 and pointed out that a day pass at disney was more secure than an faa license, watch. >> orville and wilbur. i blew it up here. it's a joke. >> the faa respond saying licenses are only meant to show training levels and that license holders must carry government i.d. the faa also points out that it is not in charge of policing the skies, that's up to tsa, dhs and the fbi. but as "the boston globe" found out there are also flaws when it comes to

economic sanctions on khadafi regime mostly because gadhafi had blown up two jumbo jets the infamous pan amone hundred three that crashed over lockerbie scotland flying from london to new york and the lesser known but still notorious french airliner a seven seven two which he blew up nine months later flying from north africa to paris it was those two attacks on airplanes which killed hundreds of people which got khadafi on the sanctions list and over time those economic sanctions got stronger and stronger to the point where gadhafi had to negotiate his weight out of them and eventually they were lifted under the regime of course of president george w. bush so having said that do you think that there is still a possibility that the u.n. security council will have some level of success with north korea and the success mean getting them to the negotiating table. well you know i'm sure that's the plan and i'm glad that president trump is there. for that purpose i think but what you're going to see is that the fact that russia and china who are the principal allies and trade partners with north

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. >> reporter: i am standing in the middle of 7th and that is mission behind you. and as we pan the camera up 7th street, i am guessing the crowd size between 701,00, and 1,000. he says living and working in san francisco does have a significant impact on his ability to survive. on the steps of city hall, gerardo gomez says there is more to daca than work and school. his parents brought him to palm dale, california when he was three. >> i am hoping to go to law school after this. >> reporter: he is also hiv positive. he tells me if he loses his job and cannot work, he will have to move. >> and if i move, i will not qualify for city based health insurance. >> reporter: gomez says he will never be able to afford $3,000 a month that it costs him. >> it is not too late for congress to act humanely. >> reporter: added there is no question that d.r.e.a.m.ers are taking jobs from american citizen. >> you are talking about 250 people in apple tim cook has said. you are telling me there aren't american citizens who wouldn't take that job? i don't think so. a compromise could look like ok

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correct their crisis as opposed to trying to push them into the sea the drive down the pan-american highway they and i am a sphere is pushing off on cuba as well. i think the more we lock out a nation the less we become briley that you push off on there would also push off on the global climate change conference and paris at a time when as evidence that as the sun hits the glaciers and they melt and water rises and gets warmer you have the wind blowing more hurricanes and more tornadoes is affecting america is affecting the whole world and we're still calling the chinese hoax we should know better. three years ago you gain the release of an american from north korea. what do you make of what's going on now between washington and pyongyang well it was on north korea last time i did it we were bringing people out of the gum we're not member good bye there's no such country by the way has not been the maybe but the amount of out of the gum get the thing that the crisis in north korea can be resolved if you have respect for relationship between china and north korean japan. the u.s. and you and help you to r

pan. she is my girlfriend. even though i am leery of being with men because of what i have been through in the past, i think being with her, i don't know, it's just -- it's something about it, her looking like a guy but knowing she is a girl is intriguing i guess. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go tthis doo and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, and it

am telling you we are doing a great disservice to our kids buy pan king them over a sport. you can get injured unany sport. there are head in rurs are in bass kell ball. head in jiri in girls' soccer. teach the kid thousands ply the right way because there a lot of great coaches throughout and your kids will benefit from that leadership. all right. you have a great weekend thank for let ming in your home tonight. will simon day. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> happening right now, the search is on for a man who police say shot a woman at her limerick home. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. we're toll the woman opened her front door only to be shot twice and now police say they're looking for the gunman. they know who he is. they just don't know where he is. >>> fox 29's shawnette wilson in montgomery county with the latest. >> reporter: tonight police continue to search for the ex boyfriend of the victim's daughter they say he's armed and dangerous. >> it's

already, i am going to ask my photographer, jose, to pan up a little bit. this is telling.at this apartment complex. you can see the attempts and people tried to board up with metal sheeting and boards on the window and that was not enough. windows have come down. i will go a little further down so you can see. these palm trees have very little left. these businesses where also you can see the boards came off of them as well. doors came off of them. windows. we have got heavy winds still in place. of course, also heavy rain is in place. the meteorologist i just spoke with told me he believes this is likely the worst of it, but is not the end. this is our first time heading out. i can tell you when we were inside, there was -- the roof was leaking and there was water coming down. the staff here who has been gracious putting down towels to try and get control of the water that was coming in, this is as much as i have been able to see at this point. i suspect once we get out further we are going to see a lot more damage, especially on some of these side streets where it's kind

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am manus cranny. a little bit of breaking headlines coming across the bloomberg. pann operator, they are saying that higher customer satisfaction helping the business. they are also saying that full-year underlying ebit outlook remains unchanged. if there is one thing that britons do, they go on holiday. no matter how strained the pocket might be. thomas cook reports sis with expedia -- reports new alliances with expedia. boost revenue is up and customer satisfaction is up. andalliances with expedia beywhy -- lm the war of words with north korea and the united states ratchets higher. you are seeing london up 1%. your asian stocks seeing a couple of lines come through. msci asia down .3%. what you have going on in the markets is a representation of escalation in rhetoric. it raises the risk of tactical missteps. you have yellen speaking today. prudential says north korean risk is hovering over the market. there is a couple of different factors at play. oil is up. again --ays dish president erdogan says -- dollar down, yen is up by .3%. it is day three of that move. tha

our cameraman is panning for you, alex, and you can see the water hasn't really receded much at all. i am sitting in the middle of the interstate for you to get an idea just of how an interstate like this can flood on both sides. the amount of water to my right has receded a little more than the one to my left. let me just get off here real quick. the reason why the waters here rose so much is because you have the neches river about four miles away that is completely overflown. so imagine a river four miles away from this, it completely flooded sort of the service road to my right, and that is cascading into this interstate right here. i can also hear a chopper flying over me. we have seen sort of this activity, this kind of activity all day. it looks like a black hawk chopper from what i can tell from down here. we have also been running into people who are trying to conduct rescue missions. one of the people that we ran into was the deputy marshal of rose city. rose city, alex, is the city after beaumont, correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: and what kind of operations are you hoping to

i am standing in knee-deep water, but it gets waste-deep, and perhaps even if you can pan down the street, you may be able to see someone kayaking. do note that will is someone kayaking? he says it is a kayak, not a rescue boat we seen some included some video i want to show you from a little while ago of a family being taken by cruz, jeff has been coming around knocking on doors to make sure everyone is okay, because this is waste deep water. expected to get bigger waste deep or at worst. again, you're looking at video taking people end, ten, 15-foot boat, helping them out, and taking them down the road. it will take them a couple of blocks away, i am told. that is an area where trying to get to come and some of them may go to shelters, but that family we spoke to a little while ago, they are okay pure and most of the people we have spoken to are in good spirit and he has echoed that. we asked him if everyone owes s okay, and that is the most important thing, but that family was saying they were trying to get some of their belongings to higher ground as that is the next question in this

pan as it relates to the north korea threat. >> we'll talk more about that -- >> let' say one thing about that. >> go ahead, stephen. >> i am the of free trade around. i understand what john is talking about but this is a critical moment for the world. we have a crazy man who has a nuclear weapon that could destroy you know potentially parts of japan, parts of south korea. we don't know how far they could launch these missiles. this cannot stand, and we should use -- jen i don't think this is an empty threat. i think trump should be hard line. if you want to be a member of the civilized world you bring an end to the north korea nuclear program. what is wrong with that position? i mean we, china needs us a lot more than we need them in terms of trade. >> well, stephen, first i think we agree that this is probably the biggest threat that we're facing as a country, that's something president obama conveyed to president trump and regardless of party, you should agree on that. >> right. >> i think the issue here i don't know the economics all tied to each other is china has different objectives than the united states. >> that's righ

that said, i am told by someone close to this white house that the president is not yet ready to remove tom price from his cabinet, that he's going to wait until this investigation pans out. so the white house tonight issued a new statement about these new military flights, about these new overseas flights that we're learning about. this is what a white house spokesman said earlier tonight. he says this, use of military aircraft for cabinet and other essential travellers is sometimes an appropriate and necessary use of resources. in the first eight months of this white house the -- okay. that doesn't quite get to the point here that secretary price was traveling to conferences around the world, which we are told were actually quite appropriate. previous secretaries have done similar things. the difference, done, they traveled commercially, not on private jets and not on military aircraft here. so, again, by not disclosing all of these initially, it's been a -- just a one day after another here. it's not sitting well with this white house that's still trying to deal with so much other things. this is something they're not that pleased with, don. >> i wonder if i'm thi

am, big pine key a much different story. let me show you what i mean here. i'm standing in the dining room of a shoreline house. the dining room looks okay, but let's pan out here so we can show you something. that's the ocean. right there. the ocean came through the entire wall of this house and just washed everything away. there is nothing left inside this house. this house utterly destroyed. and that's the case up and down this street that we're on right now. so many of these houses uninhabitable. these people have to start again. i actually asked the own they are morning, i said what happened to everything inside. and he came to me and pointed in the different direction. he pointed over there and said, it's all over there. everything is over there, wolf. big pine key hit very hard. the good news is that there are supplies that are arriving sort of to the center of town. people are driving in picking up food and water, bringing it back. the people decided to ride out the storm are beginning to get resupplied which is good news. the main problem for them is communication. they want to get a message out to the rest of the world, their loved ones that

am giving you. take it or leave it. >> yes. >> he panicked. we saw the president of the united states pan uk in the middle of the day. >> this is what happens when you listen to people like steve bannon and the screamers on the far right, far, far extreme alt-right and they make all this noise, you start thinking that's what mrk is. no, no, this is why you have a 35% approval rating. >> why is this donald trump who continually tells us how tough he is allows jeff sessions that he will not defend daca in court. he will not use the justice department to defend daca in court. then secondly to your point, joe, he doesn't understand his own strength with that fraction of his base that might be inclined to yell and scream and be upset about daca. he could have convinced them yesterday if he had come out himself on stage. >> and his deal maker who just blurts everything out. you could have quietly have gone behind closed doors and negotiated. they've got to figure so many things out, mika. you can say, listen, i'm going to put this on you guys. we're going to take care of daca so we all win. we'

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have to go to am could merges break but let me leave you with this we have not seen an american president make a speech to the united nations like that. it was forceful and direct pannedraordinary things which you don't normally get from an american president. there you have it. the stock market paid no attention. i notice it is beginning to move up. we'll be back with more on an extraordinary speech. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. stuart: we hope you were with us and saw it, one of the most dramatic speeches ever given by an american president certainly to the united nations. it was forceful, gripping, direct, and very unusual. he picked on four areas the world has major concerns. he started with north korea. he called the regime of kim jong un, called him rocket man, time for the deacon division denuclearization, the only future for north korea, if they don't regime could be totally destroyed. that is a direct quote, those words were used