robby gets the plane out on the road. you see power lines up ahead. you see them inside the cockpit. underneath that power line. traffic pulled off. there goes robby back up in the air. this video happened back in november. ktuu were the first to report about it. it's getting popular. we have the pilot robby smith join us "right this minute." reports say you had some engine failure. what happened? >> what happened, i lost 3/4 of the power of my engine. when i was come into land, there was a cross wind. imagine the wind's blowing 18 to 20 miles per hour from the side. when i lost my power and going away from the airport, i ended up turning around 180 degrees. i saw the baseball field at the sports center. man, i could get it in there. there's a bunch of chain link fence. immediately turn the road, there is a power line. i frank it up and i'm losing speed, about to stall and pitch it back down. now i'm right below the power line. it's rush hour traffic. cars are parting like the red sea except this one lady i'm over the top of. she is probably going 45,

robby, what was it about this that from the get-go caused you to have doubt? >> thanks for having me. there's several details in the account that are very, very incredible. namely, that she wasn't drugged or incapacitated through alcohol. alcohol is a common feature in most sexual assaults on campus. and also, that it would have had to be elaborately premedicated. they would have had to plan it out involving so many people to such a degree that it just kind of strained -- it would have been unique, unlike any other kind of assault that's happened on campus. so -- which is not to say it couldn't happen. but all those things made me say, is this -- is this absolutely true, is it perhaps embelli embellished? and particularly that she seems so grievously injured from glass shards and being punched in the face and raped, a terrible, terrible experience, that unfortunately didn't seem completely like it plausibly happened. >> robby, i want to show you a paragraph from the "washington post" at the end of the week. this is t. reese shapiro doing this reporting. and he

there goes robbie back up into the air. and this video happened back in november. ktuu were the first to report about it. it's just now getting popular. and we've got the pilot joining us right this minute. so reports say you had some engine failure. what happened? >> basically what happened is i lost three quarters of the tower of my engine. when i was coming in to land, there was a really big cross wind. the wind was blowing 18 to 20 miles per hour from the side. but when i lost my power, i'm going away from the airport. i ended upturning around 180 degrees and i saw the baseball field, and i was like man, i could get it in there, but there's a bunch of chain link fence. immediately just turned towards the road, coming down, and there's a power line. going to yank it up. losing speak. now i'm right down below the power line. and it's rush hour traffic. cars are just parting like the red sea. except for this one lady, she's probably going 45 to 50, which is about as slow as i can possibly go. if i die, i'm going to hit her. if i go too slow, i'm just going to fall

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(rustling) those are ashes from your great-grandpappy robbie cobb. duck skeleton as the creepiest thing on the boat. i was his favorite grandson, and his dying wish was for me to scatter those ashes on a roller coaster. crazy as that is, my main question is, what is it still doing here?! i mean, didn't he die, like, 15 years ago? i've been busy. you know, the boat always needs fixin', and hanging out with your mom takes up a big chunk of time, and i've got beard maintenance. what--what's up with all the questions? man, who made you king of the boat? hey, enjoy that bundle of extension cords. if you ever get 'em untangled, you're gonna love 'em. he's never getting 'em untangled. that doesn't bother you, taking his money for something that might not work? laurie, you don't get yard sales. people just wanna buy something for 50 cents. if the thing works, it's a bonus. i don't think that's right, jules. i think that you should think about karma. i'm not talking about my friend karma davis, the fiercest female wrestler in all of tampa. you know she once p

the man is on parole for a robby conviction. in california the number of parolees who return to prison is the highest in the country. >>> there are new developments in the case of a dui suspect taken down by sheriff's deputies. prosecutors dropped the dui charges and today that man filed a lawsuit. >>> eric rasmussen is live in the news room it explain what the absolut seeking. >> reporter: there is -- lawsuit is seeking. >>> the lawyers want damages for what they call excessive force and a disregard of their client's rights. despite the video, there are still very different opinions about what it shows. >> reporter: he had just been arrested for dui when this altercation with deputies broke out at the jail in santa rosa almost two years ago. tased 20 times. the sheriff's office said he was resisting and lashed out of a nurse before the video was recorded. last month his attorneys called it a beating. >> we will beat this case and when we do we will sue everybody involved. >> reporter: now his lawyers are making good on the prom

woman decided to set up a facebook page to urge net users to donate funds to her benefactor, named robbie. her initiative was an outright success, with more than 32,000 pounds team raised in just a few days. icers were shot execution style particularly despicable act, which those -- goes at the very heart of our society and democracy when a police officer is murdered. >> as two new york police officers are shot dead by a maryland man with a lengthy arrest recor

. >> reporter: but the heavy rain and mud flows earlier were enough to keep robbie dornin and her dogst a hotel tonight. >> i always love the rain and the mountains are my sanctuary. for right now it's kind of a worry. >> reporter: firefighters say only 2% of the fire-ravaged hillside has come down, so the sheriff's department has called to lift the mandatory evacuation order but urges them. >> they came out and surveyed the area late this afternoon and we believe that the danger for mandatory evacuation is lifted and we believe now people can go back to their homes. >> reporter: the ventura county sheri sheriff's department doesn't believe any damage was done to the interiors of homes but a lot of yards were damaged by the mud, making it impossible to walk through. they say they'll be keeping a close eye on the weather for 12 to 24 hours. >>> another woman alleges sexual misconduct by bill cosby. this time the alleged victim claims she was 15 when cosby molested her in 1974. judith huth is suing cosby for sexual battery. the suit was filed yesterday in california. huth said cosby mole

nights and the big story on "action news" tonit is new video of a take down, an arre and drug store robby and assault of police officer. live at runameadecvs on black horse pike an off duty cop made sure the suspect did not get far. >>h right, jim, it's not every day you hear a story like this but it happened here at this cvs pharmacy and off duty officer and his son happened to be shoppi here when things got crazy and they jumped into action. it was all cd on surveillae tape. >> i'll tell you, when it was going on it was happening. and reay 't think too mubt it. >> sergeant dan murry and son bri say it was 8:30 when they went into cvs to buy shampoo and vitamins they see a man wearing a mk and customers yell stop hihs a thief. >> i d him. >> the drama was captured on surveillance at the doorway of the pharmacy. >> he started to resist i got mad and lost it he was trying to fight with my dodd dad. i jumped in and we had him on the ground five seconds. >> it was pretty crazy. >> the us is secretary is 27-year-oldth p. donahue he up pharmacist at knifepoint demanding e oxycontin he had $11,

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robbie gould is still dealing with a quad injury so jay feely is still on the roster.the bears were back at practice yesterday ahead of hosting the saints onay night football." coach trestman would not addrs mel tucker's job y .ppoffer >>jay cutlweer as long as he has been healthy is the guy that we ofhave had in there and want to play. there has been no and difference. we talk daily. he has a very good understanding about how we feel about him. there's a lot of noise out there. we are aware of that. >>the packers beat the falcons on "monday night football" 43-37. aaron ros had 327 passing yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. green bay is undefeated at home and still a full game ahead of the lions in the division. >>tim mcgill has your full forecast. of this quiet we did not have any big storms tore about. it will continue for the next few days. nothing has changed. we'll get to than a second. a little the blustery out there right now. couple of sprinkle showing up. >> a little bit of like the fact stuff. will continue to dry up and when bill. we was a man to

first of all, i applaud the robbie williams millennium use there. >> you're the only one that caught that, by the way. >> there you go, guys. >> so let's go back to that millenni millennium. if you're using it measuring the highs of the nasdaq composite index, head and shoulders above the rest in the nasdaq, this company used to be known as hanson's natural. today it's known as monster beverage. a stock that's gone from being 27 cents a share all the way to 111 bucks today. a gain of 41,000%. a thousand dollars invested back then is worth 412,000 invested today. that's the best. other stanouts have also shown significant gains. many of them are stocks in the news that we talk about every day. biopharmaceutical company gilead has been very volatile, especially recently. it's up over 4,200% since the bubble peaks. and then there's apple, up 2,500%. not all of them have been able to reach the record highs. some have lagged the overall record and the nasdaq. take a look at one of the worst performing large cap stocks. sirius xm holdings. it's still 94% below where it was during the peak

robbie. final thought. >> i think there's the possibility that washington surprises next year.n set so low because the president poisoned the well essentially with immigration. and if you have something along the lines of tax reform, energy policy or trade policy advancements, i think it could be a real positive catalyst for the market and no one expects that. >> dr. j, tell me what and why. >> king. the video gamemaker. i like this one, judge, because of unusual call activity. i bought it today. >> well, josh, you're sticking with dunkin' brands or getting off board? >> it's down 8.5% today. i bought the dip the last time it did this over the summer. the stock recovered about eight points within a few weeks. i think they've set low expectations. they're seeing really negative trends in some aspects of their business. it all seems fixable to me. the stock's not expensive. i'm a buyer on the weakness. >> steph, salesforce.com. this must have something to do with oracle. >> no, not really. >> nothing at all? >> it's encouraging. i just like what they're doing. it's the number one

. >>> in a shocking scene for guests at a beverly hills hotel, police open fire on a suspected robbieat the luxe hotel right on rodeo drive. evidence markers and catch were scattered around the lobby. it is feet from the famous street featuring the most expensive stores in the world. listen as a witness describes what happened. >> i just saw the guy. i pointed toward 360, within a couple seconds they all ran, not even 20 seconds from there there were gunshots. >> kind of shocking, beverly hill, you don't really see et. >> a tracking device on the stolen money led police to rodeo drive where a witness pointed them towards the hotel. the suspect did have a gun but that he did not fire at officers. that suspect is in the hospital. >>> the fiery crash killed two people in nashville this morning. take a look at the scene on interstate 24. officials say a tractor etraile and two cars collided. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a man was airlifted from a cruise ship in south florida after choking on a piece of meat. the ship was five miles off the coast when the man began to choke.

they thought something was out of place and found out robby and ivory had just lost their home. >> theyn offered to spring for a hotel room for the family. >> you got some good officers out there. they're human just like us. just like anybody else, you know? i'm just thankful they pulled up on us. >> there were cries and hugs and they were very appreciative. >> from them or from you? >> from them. and maybe a little from us. >> a charity called sacramento police cares covered the officers' out of pocket expenses but the two officers said they would have helped the family even if they didn't get a single dime back. >>> police officers swarmed the richmond walmart today but for a good cause. they were there to do some christmas shopping with kids from low income families. contra costa county sheriff's deputies filled the carts with toys, clothes, even household items. most of the money comes from donations. the officers also chipped in out of their own pocket to buy the gifts. the kids were picked from an after-school program in west contra costa county. >>> expressions of grief from arou

and thank you, will robby. >>> up next, how will america respond to that cyberattack the federal governmentays was from north korea? we'll get to that in the roundtable. plus, a "hardball" salute to the genius of stephen colbert, whose show ends tonight. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voiceedge mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. get the future of phone and the phones are free. comcast business. built for business. senior defense officials confirm u.s. air strikes in iraq have killed three isis liters, including its top military command and the head of isis in iraq. back to "hardball." >> the cyberattack is very serious. we're investigating it, we're taking it seriously. we'll be vigilant. if we see something that we think is serious and credible, the

will smith, tom hardy, margo robbie is harley quinn who plays joker's on again off again love interestthis is the movie to look forward in 2016. >> prince harry's 2012 trip to las vegas stole a lot of headlines and now it appears part of that trip is headed to london. what exactly is going on here? >>> okay. so a lot of people who followed that whole prince harry romp at the hotel back in 2012 heard the name cary, she claims she had some intimate time with prince harry but this person also said she's had intimate time with tiger woods. mick jagger, jack nicholson and others. i believe the jack nicholson part that. man gets in. cary is being propositioned by larry flint to come as the south london version of his hustler club for two week run and she's goining to do it. this is going to be interesting. to even like monument the occasion, she's changing her name from cary reich heart to cary royal, to make it morey gallon and play off the prince harry thing. >> cary royal. >>> it has ring it to. >> i guess. >>> maybe that rubles. some pounds. >> exactly. some money in there. head crack, a

find isthat i could not the famous robbie thompson baseball. theund the bat, which is in hall of fame. but the 1951 ball that unfortunately stole the pennant from the brooklyn dodgers, no one seems to know where that ball is. theory which was propounded by a "wall street journal" reporter in a wonderful book is that it was caught by a nun at the polo grounds who was not supposed to be there that day, and subsequently disappeared. what was 102, the last thing you cut? corrects that is for you to decide. -- >> that is for you to decide. [laughter] of different lot people when it is. >> i have a question about research. you mentioned going to amsterdam for the letter, and finding the ticket stub of abraham lincoln. where else did your research take you? what did your research look like for this? >> research, i love, because it keeps me from having to write. what i did was go to as many people as i possibly could, archivists, librarians, and curators. i deal with so many people as a newspaper reporter who do not want to talk to me. when you deal wi

and thank you, will robby. >>> up next, how will america respond to that cyberattack the federal government says was from north korea? we'll get to that in the roundtable. plus, a "hardball" salute to the genius of stephen colbert, whose show ends tonight. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ... is that? that's about...100 app downloads, 45 hours of streaming music, and 6 hours of video playing. (singing) and five golden rings! ha, i see what you did... (singing) four calling birds...three french hens... (the guys starts to fizzle out) two... turtle... doves... i really went for it there ya you did... you really, really did now get 3 gigs of data on one line for $65 a month. switch to at&t, buy a new smartphone and get $150 credit per line. and cialis for daily useor you. helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates

two visions of the attorney general -- what is the traditional one, which has included people like robbie kennedy, as you both describe, a friend of the president, and the other is this nonpartisan model that seems to include edward general stonerney under president coolidge. why is it we have not seen a nonpartisan attorney general since this administration? >> i thought about that question a lot. office with edward leavy, i wrote him a letter. het,a judge now, not a prop and i am frequently wrong, but this one i think i was right on. i wrote him that the extent to which his successors fall short of his model, his example, will his success in restoring faith in this administration of justice. riska president takes a when he has an honest, independent, impartial attorney general because if he is going to do anything wrong, or if there will be reasonable questions raised regarding his behavior, this person could be his adversary, not his hour i -- not his ally, while they have to cooperate on other things. the dean of columbia law school was appointed after the infamous teapot dome scandal

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. >> why didn't people flock to the robbie tax cut plan? -- the romney tax cut plan? >> romney wanted to do tax cuts for able other than wealthy people. separate positions. it wanted to increase the productivity of the tax code. i did vote for romney but that is not because i thought he was any good. i've quoted for him because i thought obama was worse. -- i voted for him because i thought obama was worse. bill clinton was one of the best presidents we have ever had. i voted for him twice. >> do you think cutting the current tax rate from where it is currently to calvin coolidge levels -- >> i would cut it to ronald reagan levels. i want to have a flat tax -- >> you think were on the wrong side? >> clearly we are. warren buffett pays 61 -- six 100th of a percent of his income in taxes. he does not pay taxes. you go to the top 500 people, they all get their income in unrealized capital gains. what you do is get rid of all of that stuff and have a low rate so it does not matter. we all make choices aced upon what we think is right. -- based upon what we think is right.

to the uk robbie has tweeted, import more, and export more of that british accent. well, seema, you've been learning a bit of the british act sent, haven't you? >> i sure have. i can't do it well. but thank you, sitting by you, i've been able to pick up some key phrases. and you've learned the american accent a little bit. >> sure i have. >> sure i have. >> it's so cool when the market is declining. >> it really is. >> wow. >> let's move on. >> we'll focus in on retail. take a look at l brands, one of the most successful mall retailers at the moment. ubs calls l brands one of the most successful mall stories. t looking to expand its stores in the uk as well as china and india over the next two to three years. there was a lot of buzz around this event. victoria beckham, who i know ask a fashion icon in britain, she wasn't there. >> maybe she was focusing on her own brands at her own stores. that is hideous. >> $2 million for that bra, apparently. >> really? not worth it. >>> still to come, put your portfolio on solid ground. our next guest makes the case for buying i

my sympathy again to the brown family, to the garner family, sean bell, trayvon martin, robbie tullen who lives and many, many others. mr. speaker, let me finally say, this congress cannot turn its head away from a broken criminal justice system. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of be a a sense requested for mr. aderholt of alabama for today, mr. cab wanta -- mr. capuano for tuesday, december 2, wednesday december 3, and thursday, december 4, and mr. doyle of pennsylvania for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from michigan, mr. rogers, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm honored to be here. i don't often come to the well of the house for two or three minutes, let alone 60 minutes. but today is special. certainly for me. i think for my family, for my extended family and staff who

after spending three days fixing a leaky room, steve and robbie were stunned to find three trees fell freshly repaired roof. kind of hurts you, resulting from the high winds. and then this one, mary sent us this picture. this happened at 4:25 yesterday afternoon in fremont. that's a big tree. there is a car right there in the corner. it's not just pictures we are gating. we got interesting video. tak there it goes. yes. and that's a porta-potty. there comes its friend following close behind. it's just kind of funny. it's moving at a pretty good clip there. that's near the downtown ice skating rink and the fairmont hotel. i want to show you this video. this is all left afternoon around 2:45. this is mace on circle -- mason circle. surveillance cameras showing how quickly it can happen. let's see it again. boom. it comes down quickly. that car hit about 15 years old was damaged. no one was hurt. this next video happens quickly. watch it there. watch these garbage cans. there's your hint. boom. that happens quickly. california preparedness said we're in oakley, that happened two houses d

that guy starts robbi and beating him up with the gun in the car as they come down 58th streetment and they get into a crash here. the cars are facing the same way, but the honda going down 58th in the opposite direction that's pointing now, it hit this infinity, which we can make out the emblem in the street 10 feet away. painted black by the owner. he got beautiful deal on it, 2008, hardly used now probably almost totaled if not totaled. that takes the brunt of the accident. >> the lesser costly of the infinity nissan family behind it, also get hit, that white nissan, the first probably to get towed out of here. so we talked to the infinity own here was one of the many neighbors who heard this crash and saw the gunman run away after. >> when you look out after the crash, you saw the guys run away. >> one guy run down the street, another guy run up the street. >> but no good description? >> not that i saw. >> i woke up in the middle of the night. >> did you hear the sound of the crash of your car? >> yes it, woke me up. >> what were you told happened? >> i was told that the guy in the

later, after ronald reagan's death, there was a program that robbie george did at princeton on the past, present, and future of american conservatism. they had a panel at the conference on ronald reagan. one of the panelists was lou cannon. at it a habit of you have read blue cans work. he was a journalist in california whose first ronald reagan was about ronald reagan and jesse and ray here in california. there was reference this morning to the fact that ronald reagan really hated to fly. when he ran for governor of california, he had to. lou was with him as a california-based reporter when they had a storm, they barely made it to the ground. opening,hat was my because reagan was so shaken up answered every question that i had. they didn't have to focus on the plane ride. they were on the panel and lou spoke, and he covered reagan as president, he covered him as governor. speech at the end of his he said i wake up every morning realizing that ronald reagan was a greater president than i thought it was the night before when i went to sleep. stan evans, one of the early journalistic lead

here with their music from their new album, tommy, robbie and johnny. fun. tommy, you are what, 17? >> 17, 12, 16. >> and is it true, johnny, you're the reason behind the name of the band? >> yeah, kind of. >> tell us why. >> when i was younger, i used to lie on my back while i played the banjo. >> is it pretty heavy? >> yeah. >> and they didn't give you any relief from it, so you got on your back, hence the name of the band. you guys, the older two, did you take the sates this weekend? >> we did. we're normal. >> so tell us this, how do you balance being on the road and now really traveling with your music and school? >> it's tough. we bring school on the road. we're home schooled, which makes it a lot easier. lot of flexibility with that. >> how did you get started? bluegrass now, new jersey. how did this happen? >> a strange combo. new jersey is not the bluegrass capital of the world by any means. >> never know. >> yeah. we got started. we heard some of the -- some people, of the style music on youtube and the rest is history. fell in love with it. r

. >> host: robbie post on our facebook page mr. brooks in briefly mention one of your answers that the u.s. should reform their foreign-policy. would you please expand on that and explain how and why foreign-policy should be modified and what effect it may have on the willingness the u.s. may directly or indirectly have? >> guest: foreign-policy is such a difficult area and it's much easier to talk about free enterprise to be sure but there are -- how america is going to be give to the world. let's talk about how they are saying and this will give us a sense of how we can reform foreign policy. if you want to understand how american foreign policies change the world believe it or not look at china. china has pulled 650 million people out of poverty. the answer is not central planning. the answer is not the authoritarian regime. it's not the nightmare of civil rights problem they have in the country. it's the movement toward capitalism and particularly toward trade and trade with the west and especially with united states. what is m