richard anderson has been a driving force at delta since the company emerged from bankruptcy back ind then executive chairman since february. well, he has retired effective yesterday. he is no longer a part of the delta board, electing to step away. according to people i've talked with at delta and in the industry, this was expected, though i should point out that a lot of people, if you would have said to them, hey, if richard anderson's not going to be involved with delta, if you would have mentioned that a year ago, given how vocal he has been and what a presence and driving force he's been for delta, they would have been surprised. but take a look at shares of delta under anderson as ceo. he more than doubled the money for investors, up 142% under his tenure as ceo. but delta right now finds itself, like so many other airlines, trying to convince investors that the growth has not ended, that there is growth to come. we'll find out what the third quarter produced when we report on their earnings tomorrow morning. and you do not want to miss our interview, exclusive interview with

the show made a star out of richard dean anderson in the '80s, and we were first on the set with the new guy filling his secret agent shoes. >> i love richard dean anderson's mullet. someone has already put on twitter, they've like photocopied his mullet on to me. the original, but this shower scene remains our favorite of the 26-year-old. >> you want to call me a sex symbol, that's up to you, man or someone else. i definitely can't admit to that myself. oh, yeah, i'm single, man. i'm single. >> that's nikki carpenter. no one is better on a keyboard. >> lucas may be all james bond sexy and smart as the new mac guyver, but when we visited the set, we found hollywood's romance is building up between lucas and george ahe's. >> he said he was glad to meet somebody as crazy as he was. >> he looks after me and makes sure i don't die. he uses the gun because mcguyver doesn't use guns. >> i told him i hope we keep getting along. can you imagine cut to us three years from now, shaking each other's necks. we're ready for you? >> you got 30 minutes. after that, i'm crashing the party. >> lucas h

then there is richard anderson, who eventually gets transferred when robert e. lee reorganizes. this is what the makeup looks like in 1864. the union army of the potomac looks different. it is now down to three corps that are going into war. we also have a fourth corps under burnside. he is talking to a new unit commander, ulysses s. grant. when grant comes east and sees what is going on, he realizes one of the major issues is not the structure itself, but that it is so close to washington dc. she decides to be the buffer between washington and the army of the potomac. eventually, the alpha male that he is, he is going to keep pushing forward. the two armies will be facing each other across a river line. the union army will be at the top of your map around that brandy station battlefield. then we have the confederate army of northern virginia which is spread out through mainly orange county. richard ewell's line is the first line of defense behind this large the myth. -- large behemoth. hill can go out to the valleys if he needs to or reinforce richard ewell. then we have james

. >> you have richard anderson announcing his retirement, caught a few people by surprise.m your perspective, this was expected. when he stepped down, he made it clear he's not going to be lingering around here for long. correct? >> that's correct. this was part of the succession planning. richard was a great friend. he'll always be a great friend. he wanted to stay on the board for about a six-month period while you had a new ceo come in as well as a new lead director in frank blake. we have a great new chairman in frank. we had a great chairman in richard. we're blessed to have another in frank. >> that atlanta connection showing itself again. hi, ed. just a question for you about what's happening in aerospace broadly. we've seen the warnings from alcoa and honeycutt and others. will you describe what's happening in the passenger airline business? or is there a general cycle in which everybody's participating that's softening here? >> well, the demand was strong this quarter. in fact, we had some of the strongest days in our history. in the margins, second best. so i don'

. >> i think richard anderson isn't that old, really. he's a great executive.ne. you know? >> you think there's a second act for >> pretty talented guy. he's a golfer though. >> maybe that's it. his third act on the course. >> i hope that's not what i need to do when i -- that's not going to be a good second act. >>> coming up, breaking news on housing. the latest report on mortgage apps is just minutes away. you're not even going to want to go to the bathroom with that coming out. yeah. plus we'll get you ready for friday's big earnings kickoff. citi and wells fargo set to report. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking

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richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: 3rd-1 at the 45 if they overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get that the pete were down. >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they been out there a lot of plays of this quarter. >> phil: maybe somebody gets a little ext

richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: it 3rd-1 at the 45 if they overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get another playoff. i'm not sure once he secured it >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down and >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they been out there a lot of plays of this quarter. >> phil: m

richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: 3rd-1 at the 45 if they overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they been out there a lot of plays of this quarter. >> phil: maybe somebody gets a little extra effort on that pass ru

richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, this catch. once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: it would be either 3rd-1 at the 45 if they overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get another playoff. i'm not sure once he secured it that the pete were down. >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down and one. >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they

richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: it overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get another playoff. i'm not sure once he secured it >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down and >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they been out there a lot of plays of this quarter. >> phil: maybe somebody gets a lit

richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: 3rd-1 at the 45 if they overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get another playoff. >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they been out there a lot of plays of this quarter. >> phil: maybe somebody gets a little extra effor

richard nixon. with we don't need to do the history thing here. but anderson i just think we need to be cautious.es if you are asking me do i think it is presidential by the old standards i would say no but i'm not sure that the american -- >> let me say jeffrey, decency. gravitas, seriousness are not old standards. they are the presidency of the united states. when you sit in that oval office it is not about old standards or new standards. it is about dnc. humanity. the knowledge that taking very seriously you are representing every american. donald trump is the only person i know who drunk tweets sober and the e he does at 4:00 in the morning. it is time you tell him that support him, put the phone down. do not do this because you are reminding us that you are insane, erratic and not fit to have the nuclear codes of this country. >> is there anybody in trump's circle who can say to him, do you know what? delete your twitter account or get an intern to be your twitter person or get a responsible person. you know, get an employee to be your twitter person. or, you know, between the hours of, you

anderson reports investigators , are now concerned there are more victims. >> would you trust this man with part of your retirement saving to do house repairs for you? richard hunn of waukesha did and my is he sorry. hunn paid thomas krivitz eleven -- in cash to do improvements on $11,000 his deck, his gutters and softfits. hunn signed a contract with krivitz. the contractor bought a few materials with the money and did a few hours of work but then he stopped showing up. hunn finally he called police. >> what makes a criminal is what he did with the money. he went and spend it someplace else. >> police say krivitz gambled it away. krivitz is now charged with facing six years in prison, if convicted. and police say there are likely more victims out there and they want them to come forward. >> we are looking to find those people to see if we can help them, prosecute them for what they did. >> he and the police are trying to help you not fall to the same prey. toya: police say home owners should always check any contractor's co before paying them money. patrick: the final presidential debate before election day is just three hours away. hillary clinton and don

richard jefferson but get ready for new faces too. in the offseason the cavs pick kay felder, veteran chris anderson and traded for veteran mike dunleavy. remember cavs fans, we're sit waling to add jr smith. waiting to add jr smith. lebron said jr did his part and the cavs just need to get it done. the wine and gold scrimmage tips off today at 3:30 here at the q. doors open for hour early. they open at 2:30. if you can't watch the game or don't make it here don't worry. it will be on line. nick, going back to the jr topic, i really hope that gets taken care of in the next couple of weeks because i think that the only thing cavs fans are talking about right now is this. >> it's going to get done. jockeying for position if you will. i would be shocked if jr is not on the opening day roster when they hit the court. >> reporter: if we win another championship who is going to be shirt? >> right. >> you have to take care of that, right? >> for sure. thank you. >>> kanye west developed a bit of a reputation for going on stage late but in cleveland last night's concert wasn't his fault. it was technology. stores at the q -- doors were open to

richard rogers. and now the chargers have called, they might, they may be reviewing whether or not anderson had a clean catch. >> phil: yep. >> jim: that's a time-out signal there. they're going to check that out, once he secured it. between the knees. >> jim: hands on the football. what's he has control, with the doughnut that point? >> phil: football, came out of his hands. i think it's going to be incomplete. >> jim: it wou b overturned that, first and one of the 41 if it holds up. you're at the point now if you make a catch in the field of play, almost hard-pressed to get another playoff. i'm not sure once he secured it >> phil: ball is moving going to the ground. he was enough to overturn it. >> referee: f review, the broader out of bounds, he did not have possession in bounce, therefore an incomplete pass. it will be third down and one >> jim: long delay, chance for the denver defense -- the denver offense to try to at least come up with some sort of strategy and maybe even get this san diego defense a much-needed break. they been out there a lot of plays of this quarter. >> phil: maybe somebody