. >> captain chesley sully sullenberger takes control of the airplane from his copilot with two simple words. "my aircraft." remarkably there is footage of the plane's last moments airborne. >> sully took over control of the airplane and called for the dual engine failure checklist that we do. and i started to perform that. >> trying to get the engines restarted. >> yes. >> was there any luck at all? >> no. the engines have to be in a certain start envelope, we call it, to start. and that usually is predicated on you going a lot faster. the airbus dual engine failure checklist assumes the engines have failed at cruising altitude. 30,000 feet would have given the pilots ample time to figure things out. hitting a flock of canada geese at just 3,000 feet, that's another story. what at this point is going through your mind? >> at this point i'm thinking, this can't be happening to me. >> if the engines weren't producing thrust why wouldn't the plane have fallen from the sky, out of control in the answer, simple aerodynamics. a plane with an engine failure can still be controlled as it come

sully sullenberger we thank you very much for being with us. we will be back in one minute with our political panel. stay with us. >> joining us now for some political analysis, the chief correspondent for the washington post, and the unofficial dean of the political press corps, dan ball, ray is the executive director of the "national review", she covers politics for the atlantic review. and senior political correspondent 0 ron fournier. >> let's talk about joe biden there have been reports about he is thinking maybe or not interested in doing a lot of. what is the state of the thinking of joe biden's political run. >> number one he never ruled out running in 2016, so he has a decision to make and he will make that decision within the next few months. we don't exactly know when. he is getting pressure. he is getting encouragement however you want to describe it from a lot of people to make a serious look at this, to consider it. there doesn't seem to be anything active at this point. there doesn't seem to be an organization that he is putting

they are looking to have a place to shoot for the new movie, sully. it depicts sully sullenberger landed his plane safely on the hudson. steve: zac efron is playing a dj in his new movie. our reporter spoke to him about getting ready for the role. reporter: he's an aspiring djs searching for his voice. >> what would it take for each of you to find your own creative voices. >> i started doing theater auditions and playing piano and dancing and doing tap class and things like that. all that was perceived to be really ridiculous to my friends. >> that commitment paid off when the world got to know him in high school musical. >> what kind of challenges did you face. >> i took a step back and i tried not to jump into anything too soon. i really wanted to work with directors. >> and this creative evolution continues. >> it's like, i have to think back. >> what skills are using transferred to what you're doing now? >> one of the things that is hard am not used to is that i have to be super aware. reporter: reporter: zac efron himself faces a very interesting

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sully said that this the short runways need maneuvering that is difficult in bad weather. >> well, it is a political circus in lower manhattan this morning. robert: i imagine a couple of that is where donald trump is showing up for jury duty. what are the chances that the donald will be picked? oh, kerry, this is going to be an exciting day. kerry: donald trump is scheduled to report to jury duty later this morning in lower manhattan. this is getting a glimpse on the outline for immigration. >> making a whole new set of standards. we are going to keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go. >> donald trump appearing on meet the press on sunday and talking about immigration and reverse president obama's undocumented immigrants from the u.s. unveiling three core principles for immigration reform and saying he would put limits on immigration and explaining how to force mexico pay for a wall along the border. >> i'm leading in the polls, i go on the show and you will get the highest ratings in years. >> on the

you'd be up with me, be talking, and you might turn and go, what do you think, sully?n? >> how dreary. [laughter] >> that's his last words, how dreary. everybody's not interested in our conversation right now. [laughter] now we're on to dead poets. >> we know that, because we're looking at each, too much eye contact, like just save me and i'll save you. >> i know it. you know what i noticed about this crowd? >> this crowd in particular? >> always. the minute you stopped the music, or like the video entertainment, three seconds in, staring judgmentally. >> well, that's a good point. i guess you might say stop hyping them with too much music and video. maybe start out with this part, then go to the video later. i don't know. i'm not a producer. >> i mean this, you're honest, i'm going to take your notes to heart -- what the [bleep]? when did pippy longstockings start -- >> all you have to say? >> [bleep]. i don't know. are you going to do this -- first of all, you know i love your writing. >> thank you. >> i also love the performance. will you perform this? i would to se

a judge told them today they sullied the memories of 9/11 victims and sentenced them both to community service and $2,000 fines. a third man will also be sentenced. >>> and you're probably going to hear a lot about alphabet, the new buzzword at google. it's not a new search feature or must-have service. alphabet is the new parent holding company that google has created. it will allow the internet giant to spin off some of its properties to be managed separately alongside google under that new umbrella of alphabet. >>> when we come back here tonight, we say good-bye to a man who became a legend both on and off the football field. thin. ===take vo===he sees ofiolent cres is makinit ha for san se police to respond some emergency calls.===janelle/take trouble for san frcisco's sheri next. ed. ===next close=== thnes ==raj//te vo=right now a6. polic >>> finally tonight, the loss of a legend on the football field and in the broadcast booth at "monday night football." frank blizzagifford, the nfl ha of famer passed away suddenly of natural causes at his home in connecticut. tonight he's being

the one on the left is made by a store called sully's in boston. the one on the right is the one sold at target. both are green with the words green monster on them. referring to the high left field wall at fenway park, home of the red sox. the boston retailer says he's been saling the trademark shirt for nine years before a similar version suddenly appeared on target. you may recall back in may, target pulled the shirt with an american flag off shelves after an oregon mom accused target of copying her america shirt design. >>> a new law in california is designed to make sure students never face the ordeal that a girl and her mom experienced. it allows children of live-in nannys to go to school in the district where the parents work and reside. the bill was inspired by a single mom who works as a nanny in orenda. the district says she didn't meet residency requirements. critics say that information was dug up by a private detective who was using questionable tactics. the public outcry forced the district to readmit the girl. >>> it's 4:57. we're fo

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. ♪ kennedy: last sunday famed pilot sully sullenberger warned about the mounting concern about dronesffect and harm planes. >> we have seen what is six or 8-pound bird can do to bring down an airplane. imagine what device like hard parts and motor can do. it is not a matter of if it will happen but when. kennedy: you know he wakes up and just has nightmares about geese, and i don't blame him. our drones going drones going to inevitably cause a plane crash and is they're anything we can do to prevent it? mike baker, welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> much. >> you don't like drones. >> how about that. i guess that is the end of the segment. i do like drones, but were talking about different things here. not armed drones. unholy in favor. commercial flights. america's pilot sweetheart so he says it, then we should believe him. he is absolutely right. they are very concerned about this. >> of those unmanned beasts can go of thousands and thousands of feet they could interfere with the flight path but my worry is they're getting so alarmist. pesticides, fires, mapping, photography. m

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include contender for the republican nomination mike huckabee and cbs news aviation and safety expert sully sullenberger. today, an autopsy shows that 43- year-old samuel dubose died of a bullet to the head. dubose, who was unarmed, was shot by a university of cincinnati police officer, ray tensing, during a traffic stop. tensing was fired and charged with murder. he's now free on bond. that killing is one of many that we've seen recently in which a simple traffic stop escalated into violence. some police departments are training officers to defuse these situations, and michelle miller has been looking into that. >> put your hands up! get your hands up now! >> reporter: veteran officers ken lerud and gordie bush are responding to a burglary. >> i just want to go! i just want to leave! i just want to leave! >> reporter: it's all part of a de-escalation drill designed to help cops figure out an alternative to deadly force. >> why didn't you tase him? >> he's not trying to harm anybody. he's just trying to get away. >> perfect. we use the appropriate level of force. >> reporter: the appropriat

where birds got stuck in planes with the most famous being the double bird strike on hudson island and sullysked about drones saying it is not a patter of if they cause a crash but when. the faa has seen significant increase of unmanned aircraft near the airports and it is unsafe and illegal to fly unmanned aircraft nears manned aircraft and may result in a 20 $20,000 fines. it is a criminal and security risk that is getting worse. >> the drone operators are really pushing the limits. thank you, rick. >>> another illegal immigrant who should have been deported accused of a brutal murder. >> two weeks before this he was arrested for possession of meth and he had to site him out. >> marilyn ferris raped and murdered in her home and being compared to the case of kate steinle. why one police chief says a blood trail runs directly from washington, d.c. to a victim's bedroom in california. plus this: >>> a terrifying ordeal for a brother and sister parasailing as a freak storm breaks their rope and sets them loose in the air. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a

sully sullen burger took off and had to ditch the air bus in the hudson river. he said it is not a matter of if it will happen, but a matter of when it will happen. flying too close to manned aircraft can be fines up to 25000. but people keep doing it. >> rick, thank you. >> wow, there is another woman running for president and actually pretty good. we have seen an uptick in financial support and generally it is very exciting and i will stay out there and talk to as many voters as i can. >> carle fiorina getting attention and donor support following her strong performance last week. but with more attention comes for scrutiny of her background and views. jackie is a senior politics editor for the daily beast. and elliott johnson washington editor of the national review. welcome to both you. jackie, prior to the debate, much of what was written is an underdog. she turned that around. what happened? >> she had a strong performance in the debate and that was one ticket and she took it. and so she is taken seriously and if the things she said sounding familiar is she

he sullied her reputation and ended up winning the election for shame.son. but there are also some who believe george washington who had no children with wife martha may have fathered a child with a slave woman who was owned by his half brother. plenty of presidents are said to have liaisons before or during their presidencies. but a child? a child is more than an indiscretion. she's a responsibility. warren harding not exactly one of the shining stars in our constellation of presidents. just dimmed a bit more. >> very nice. >> we love harry's writing. >> what an amazing story, right? what is interesting the harding family, all of these generations later who said let's find out for real. these two families were at odds for generations and it's now this current generation that said let's find out for real. and it looks like there will be a get together. >> so you're my cousin? >> a 40-page love letter. >> and that was the tame stuff. >> it's a sunday morning. >>> "meet the press" for chuck todd's exclusive interview with dona >>> right now on nbc 10 news

. >> captain sully sullenberger says the plan ignores most dangerous feature that is its short runways. hex during a radio interview that the short runways surrounded by water need precise maneuvers difficult in bad weather. in 2009, he saved all 155 passengers and crew members onboard a u.s. airways flight forced to make a landing after striking a flock of geese. >> all right fox means business. >> joining us now from the fox business studio is our friend lauren simonetti. >> good morning. how are you guys? >> how was your weekend? >> wonderful, thank you. >> so this morning we're talking about disney, with and a edition of a new theme parng i park i think it is strange this wasn't in place originally. >> disney has four most popular is walt disney world but least popular is hollywood studios. 10 million people go there a year. so take that worst theme park hollywood studios and add, i mean, an attraction that -- everybody is going to go to. "star wars" land. no idea when it is coming. rides take time. most betting 2007. the major franchise comes out december 18th but then you have to

. >> thanks, sully. start with the tlt.d see clearly we are at levels unseen since the end of april which, since that's a derivative of the bond market and interest rates in general, we see that the 29th is the comp. last time we settle at these levels for 10s and 30s. let's continue to monitor 30-year bonds. if you look at the chart, 2.75%. pay close attention. that's the last maturity to remain above its yield, lower price, than it settled last year. this is hugely technically significant. look at fed funds, november futures. let's not get involved with percentag percentages. just realize, as prices move up, investors' minds think the rate increase moves backwards into the future and maybe that is the reason, next chart, dollar index. since february, 96 is a very important area. we are still down over a penny and we're one-third cent off of the lows. sully, back to you. >> i'll take it, rick. rick santelli. >>> the nasdaq well off of session lows. in fact the nasdaq composite right now down by just .2%. we are slowly tryi

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in the past two years, we saw the language move away from the democratic preconditions that have sullied the relationship a few years ago with the ouster of president mohamed mursi, where the united states under secretary kerry placed a set of democratic conditions that would have to be met before the u.s. re-engaged politically. >> softening the language. >> not just softening, the elimination of the precondition. there was a roadmap to democracy including presidential elections, a constitution and parliamentary elections, they are yet to be held. we see the reinstatement of aid starting last fall with the return of the apache helicopters, and just this past friday with the return of the f-16 fighter jets. >> who in egypt would be happy with that and who would not be happy with that. those would be happier, those looking for an increase in economic ties. the united states supplies about 6 billion in foreign direct investments to the egyptian economy, which is important for a country that has been hurting economically politically and socially. unfortunately those that have been calling f

they were, with the exception of sully, the 9/11 generation, but he was that, too. men of honor, men of faith, men of determination and viewed with a sense of duty -- it is hard to explain where they got it from. the sense of commitment to their family and friends from the time they were kids. to the moment they died. each of these guys, the best that i know -- had this instinct to protect. just in instinct. you grew up with guys like this. they had that instinct. you knew if you are in trouble, they would be there. they were different. and commitment to family and friends, again, part of that remarkable 9/11 generation. i would respectfully suggest from being around a long time the finest generation of warriors the world has ever known. that is not a hyperbole. the finest generation of warriors the world has ever known. this generation, 4.2 million of them joined after 9/11. 4.2 million. over 2,200,000 deployed to afghanistan and iraq. everyone of them knew it was probable -- not possible -- probable they would be sent into battle. a battle unlike any in our histor

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from sully road to north glebe road, a 23-minute commute. traveling northbound on i-95 making your way up toward the capital beltway, no major issues, just volume in areas like dale city, even parts of newington and springfield. from gordon boulevard to i-395, a 12-minute commute. inbound on 50 from collington road to 16th street northeast, a 14-minute commute there. re's a live look from our maryland camera to show you how things are shaping up on 270. all lanes are open as you approach the capital beltway in bethesda. from our virginia camera, on i- 395 making your way northbound over the 14th street bridge, looks like traffic is heavy as you make your way into town. >>> a popular monument in the district is forced to close because of an elevator malfunction. >> plus, nasa is about to intentionally crash a plane every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin

taking into account the accident we talked about from sully road to l street northwest, a 33-minute commute. looks like it's adding a few extra minutes to your commute time. northbound on i-95 volume certainly a factor. again that's typical for folks that normal travel this corridor. from prince william parkway to i-395 an 11-minute commute for you this morning. westbound on 50 from mlk highway to bladensburg road northeast a 10-minute commute. let's show you how things are shaping up from our maryland cam. on i-270 this is shady grove road. this is the southbound side here. issue and problem free. we'll send it over to you. >>> at 6:17, here's what's in the news right now. fears of fresh violence in israel following intense moments from jewish and arab israelis. a small group of activists has taken over a four-story building. the activists say they legally purchased the property. palestinian residents say they've been unfairly evicted. >>> north korea says leader kim jong-un has dismissed top officials in the wake of the recent standoff with south korea. some believe this exodus could be l

. >> you always hope it's a sully sullenburger in the pit. >> we rest our case there. >>> what a saturday morning we have in front of us it does not stop there. temperatures will not only be comfortable, easy to take this afternoon, but two days in a row. an encore of beautiful weather expected tomorrow afternoon as well. looking out over central park, and high, thin clouds. it won't be clear skies all day long, but the low humidity with these temperatures, can't be beat. east, northeast winds at 7 miles an hour. looking to the northern suburbs, i'm headed in this direction. i think cold spring will be my stop today. that's when i get off metro north, and breakneck is what we are doing today. whatever your plans are outdoors, going to the higher elevations, long island, jersey shore or just your own backyard, having a pool party, it will be a beautiful weekend, everything is cooperating with us. the rain will stay away until late monday into tuesday. i will show you the new computer model runs, and i will show you how late this is. nothing expected for the next several days. late next wee

captain sully sullenberger from the miracle on the hudson told "face the nation" sunday drones are just as dangerous as big birds. >> it allows people to do stupid, wrecksless, dangerous things with abandoned. i am heartened that the aviation and legal authorities have raise the the penalties for doing those things. unfortunately, the essential element that's still missing is the certainty of prosecution because it's been difficult to catch them in the act. >> reporter: it's already against the law to operate any kind of aircraft anywhere near here without two-way communication of the faa and the port authority police have already opened an investigation. lou young, cbs2 news. >> and the faa tells us drones have become so common pilot daily occurrence nationwide. >>> new information in the trial. the jury you will consider the death penalty as it moves james holmes. it clears the way for another round of arguments before jurors decide between capital punishment and life in prison. the same jury rejected his insanity claim last month and found him guilty of murder. >>> and the colorado s

. >> reporter: she and melanie sully sale sale -- say the new building is definitely needed. >> wheneard some of the rooms were divided so many times and it didn't support the weight of the children in it, it was a concern to me. i think it was needed. >> reporter: a school official said they'll find out end of business tomorrow whether they can start on time or a week late, but they know there isn't room in any of the other schools in the area that go here. the spokesperson told me they tacked on about 15 minutes to the end of each day up until around the holiday break to make up for the lost time, but for right now that is not set in stone. outside of the new stafford high school stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> all right. we've learned hess construction faces a $5,000 fine every day they work past that may 31st deadline. so the stafford county school administrator says they are confident that delays will only be a week at most. >>> trending now why this halloween costume of caitlyn jenner is stirring up some controversy tonight. >> plus will two fast food rivals come together in

if anything plenty of volume from sully road to northwest -- to l street northwest, a 32- minute commute 395, a 10-minute commute. along the beltway, volume on the inner loop at new hampshire avenue. we'll send it over to you. >>> metro prepares to introduce new updated 7000 series cars into its rail fleet. >> a radio legend returns to the d.c. airwaves. those every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >> reporter: i'm delia goncalves in shaw. a deadly drive-by shooting happened on 7th and s right outside the shaw-howard university metro stop. this is the latest in a string of violence that we've been seeing here in shaw, but it's not only happeni

the one on the left is made by a store called sully's in boston. one on the right is the one sold at target. both are green with the words green monster on them, referring to the high left field wall at fenway park, home of the red sox. the boston retailer says he's been selling the trademark shirt for nine years before a similar version suddenly appeared at target. you may recall back in may, target pulled the t-shirt with an american flag off shelves after an oregon mom accused target of copying her designs. >>> a new law in california is designed to make sure students never face the ordeal a girl and her mom experienced. governor jerry brown signed sb-200 into law yesterday, it allows children of live-in nannys to go to school in the district where the parents worked and reside.ies to go to district where the parents worked and reside. her daughter was kicked out of a local elementary school when the district said she didn't meet residency requirements. critics say that information was dug up by a private detective using questionable tactics. th

then we will talk about the latest developments in the missing malaysian air flight with captain sully sullenberger and a report from the scene where there are reports this debris found. >> what do you think about these reports that joe biden maybe considering a run? >> yeah, i did some reporting about that yesterday. he has gotten a lot of people coming to him in the wake of his son's death with a lot of sympathy and encouragement. but when you talk to people close to joe biden, he is still very passive in this process. people are coming to him saying you should run. he knows very well, perhaps better than anybody on the sidelines at the moment how hard it is to run, how brutal it is to run and also what a substantial campaign organization hillary clinton has already built. so sources i were talking to were throwing cold water on the idea that he may be running. >> thanks, john. you can catch john and a full hour on "face the nation" later this morning. >>> time to get back to meteorologist vanessa murdock who has an easy job today telling everyone how great it will be outside. >> i d

we will get the latest from the missing malaysian air flight 37 ovation and talk to captain sully sullenbergerbout that and new concerns about near misses between drones and airports. airplanes. we will have plenty of political analysis plus an in-depth look at the enormous role of money in campaign 2016. it is all ahead on "face the captioning sponsored by cbs

when a us airways airbus lost both engines and had to make a landing on hudson river with captain "sullysullenberger at the controls. he told cbs says we've seen what a eight pound bird can to do to bring down a plane what about engines or motors that weigh 55 pounds could bring down an airplane. it is not a matter if it will happen, but a matter when it will happen. melissa, four sightings on sunday. average of two nationwide every day. faa is very concerned that this could lead to disaster. melissa: definitely. rick, thank you much for that report. scary stuff. connell. connell: scary stuff. we'll talk about drones here, to those costing -- causing safety concerns to those making lives of farmers easier. jeff flock in cambridge, illinois with how the drones help farmers grow better crops. there he is, jeff. >> giving bird's-eye view of the fields. we're down in the fields. the fields are so wet, they can't get spraying equipment to take out the weeds. this weed is big as the corn. right here. just pull it up. pulled it up right out of the ground. there you go. look at prices. because o

we will get the latest from the missing malaysian air flight 37 ovation and talk to captain sully sullenbergeroncerns about near misses between drones and airports. , airplanes. we will have plenty of political analysis plus an in-depth look at the enormous role of money in campaign 2016. it is all ahead on "face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, and welcome to "face the nati

the most famous incident in january, 2009, when captain sully sullenberger was taking off and had a doublerd strike and ditched his plane in the hudson river help says drones can be more dangerous. he says it's, quote, not a matter of if it will happen. it's a matter of when it will happen. the faa says flying too close to aircraft can bring fines of $25,000 and criminal charges but people keep doing it. >> it doesn't stop so they don't know the penalty or just ignore it. what do we do about this? retired captain. it keeps happening. are we pushing our luck? >> we, sullenberger, correct. it's not if it's going to happen, it's when it's going to happen. and when it happens, it's not a question that you're going to eat one in your engine and you're going to declare an emergency. it's what happens when that pilot declares an emergency in and aborts his landing, and then goes off into the at space, he now owns that space. so for separation standards, they must clear him completely. now you have another problem because you have a traffic collision avoidance system with a revolution advisory. th

then the latest on the missing malaysian airliner, the piece of debris found we will talk to captain sullyger what can be told about. that will and then also we will talk to limb about the issue of these near misses between drones and commercial airliners. finally we will have political panel to go where all the news including rumors about joe biden and then special indepth panel to look at the role of money and politics, we've gotten an lot of new reports about all of the money todd, washing around inside this campaign. so we will break all of that down. >> john, thank you very much. we will be watching. >> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", there is an end in site to our heatwave. meteorologist, justin drabick back with the eyewitness weather forecast. >> i'm the same person who i used to be but with some cool new hands. >> and you may have seen this story last week, a remarkable little boy makes history right here in philadelphia. health reporter stephanie stahl will have more on the ground breaking operation that gave him new hands. >> and in sport, cole hamels takes the

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you have sullied the reputation of america's dog. >> okay.ote my dog, i have to promote his show. >> yes. >> actually i'm excited for this. on sunday night at 10:00 p.m. greg is going to have some members of the new york urban debate league. this is the college students or high school students that are going to come on and they're going to critique the gop debate. and i love speech team nerds more than anything. so i'm tuning into that. also he has a new book out. it's a little book. it's small in stature. it's short. you can preorder it. it's called "how to be right." >> are those the ones that -- >> he quotes me a lot. >> it's still blank? >> it's still blank in there. >> no. there's some stuff in there now. >> do you put your jacket cover on another book? >> yes, i cross dress. >> this is an episode of greg's crime corner again. >> they're making me rush. very quickly tomorrow morning, scott walker. i ask him -- i sit down with him and ask him about jeb bush's claim on common core. and also pick a side on the chris christie-rand paul debat

lowest hanging thing on the plane and it will rip it off, even if you try to ditch it carefully like "sully" sullenberger did out in the hudson river, you will stand at about 150 miles an hour. hitting water at 150 miles an hour it is like a rock, it is like concrete. so if something is hanging down, it will rip it off. if it is hanging down, that means there is a pilot that put the plane in landing configuration. whether he was trying to ditch it to hide it, to make it sink so that there wasn't tons of debris. whether or not he put the wings out or flapper ron's out to slow it down to get a safe ditching out of it. i think it is former but that is pure speculation. he had to be in landing configuration when he hit the water. trish: cheryl casone a former flight attendant, you are nodding your head as tom explains that. >> tom and i had discussion off-camara last moments from the aircraft and there was investigation into pilot's garage at time and he had simulator. it is not normal for a pilot to have simulator in his garage, to be honest. why did he have that. we never to the answers from

but happily john's mother -- shown here in a painting by thomas sully -- this is mary app holmes who was john's -- mary app holmes, she was open, engaging loving, unjudgmental. just a very healthy wholesome counterweight to the erratic father. now, they would have ten children, four of them died, though, before making it out of childhood. so when she grew into older age she had essentially she had four boys and two girls. one of the four boys, of course, being john wilkes booth. the oldest of the boys, who looks a little bit like the father in my eye, was junius brutus booth jr. this was john wilkes booth's oldest brother. he had neither the taint nor the talent of his father or of his younger brothers. but made a competent living on stage. when the brothers are up there i'm reminded about the story of a minister who preached a funeral sermon, and then when he got through, he asked the congregation would any of you here like to say anything, somebody in the congregation said, his brother was even worse. [laughter] i don't think we're going to hear that about junius not with a brother

are calling on the minnesota board of denytristry to revoke the license of walter palmer saying he sulliedd a protected lion in zimbabwe zimbabwe. he said he did nothing and blaming the african guides that set up the killing for any wrongdoing. ryan smith has the details. >> reporter: theo bronkhorst arrived at a court accused of putting american dentist dr. walter palmer in position to illegally kill cecil the lion rejecting the case against him. >> i think it's frib lous and wrong. >> reporter: he led the expedition for palmer losing his license after alleged lid luring the lion out of the safety of a wildlife preserve. the killing created an international uproar sending dr. palmer into hiding his vacation home vandalized. though he has said he believed the hunt was legal, a white house petition demanding his extradition has 230,000 signatures so far. delta and american airlines announcing they will no longer ship big game trophies. on twitter the #boycott ups growing to pressure the international carrier which has said it will continue to ship them as long as the hunts are legal. the tr

i think that the question is do you sully yourself by trying to take him down?sh or marco rubio or scott walker the candidates just below trump in the polls, they have to decide is it going to be me that takes this guy on or do i let the lesser candidates do it for me and i stay out of the fray? remember, very few of these candidates have ever been engaged in a field of 17 opponents, right? most of these candidates had one, two, three primary opponent when they ran for governor or senator. they are making it up as they go along as well. and never have they run against a person like donald trump. there is no script nor this. there is no debate to look back on and say that's the model here. i would expect the unexpected. we haven't seen this dynamic before. >> it will be interesting too to see if we can work out who the winner is at the end of this g.o.p. debate. ryan thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >>> and we'll have highlights from the debate this time tomorrow. >>> isis delivers a new threat with a tight deadline for egypt to meet its demand. detail o

they were, with the exception of sully, the 9/11 generation, but he was that, too. men of honor, men of faith, men of determination and viewed with a sense of duty -- it is hard to explain where they got it from. the sense of commitment to their family and friends from the time they were kids. to the moment they died. each of these guys, the best that i know -- had this instinct to protect. just in instinct. you grew up with guys like this. they had that instinct. you knew if you are in trouble, they would be there. they were different. and commitment to family and friends, again, part of that remarkable 9/11 generation. i would respectfully suggest from being around a long time the finest generation of warriors the world has ever known. that is not a hyperbole. the finest generation of warriors the world has ever known. this generation, 4.2 million of them joined after 9/11. 4.2 million. over 2,200,000 deployed to afghanistan and iraq. everyone of them knew it was probable -- not possible -- probable they would be sent into battle. a battle unlike any in our histor

controversial remarks about the president's deal with iran and the nuclear prachl we'll talk about sully sullenberger and the latest on the malaysian air fliechlt also the candidates. we have a full picture of money and politic this year in the election. and then we'll have a political panel as well. >> all right. the always quote-worthy john dickerson. thank you, john. >>> the coast guard has called off its search for two teenagers missinging in the atlantic for over a week. perry cohen and austin disappeared. >>> "the wall street journal" says talks to seal a free trade teal between the u.s. and 12 other nations have wrapped up in hawaii without an agreement. they say they've achieved a significant progress. it's believed disagreements over pharmaceutical patents and dairy exports were among the main sticking points. they represent about 40% of the world's economy. >> the "los angeles times" includes evidence of a deadly crash measures how well the administration is protecting the public. flying debris from the craft came close to schools. the faa is reviewing the finders. >> "the holl