it exploded in the cabin of twa 800. above the fold left, clinton signs welfare reform bill and democratic national convention. one of the headlines had to go and it was this one and then the bomb talk just started going away. the day before the 23rd, i'm sure the justice department was aware that the fbi had been talking too much. so the head of the fbi investigation is called to washington for his first meeting in washington. heading up this meeting, as best of the information suggests, is deputy attorney general jamie garelli. her name will come back to play in this so keep track of that. her boss is janet reno. afterwards. from 20 seconds on, no interviews with eyewitnesses for several months, and those are for the wrong reasons. we know that on the 23rd, the faa started searching all over the world to see if they could stay in a place where twa flight 800 planes used for a training exercise. it took several weeks to find that and things began to happen. between the 23rd, 19 september, the new york times didn't know

that exploded in the cabin of twa 800. and they are pointing to a bomb that they are not ruling out a missile. and one of those had to go. but did 84 the 23rd the justice department was aware the fbi was talking to much. but heading up the meeting is said deputy attorney general pet be now was a figurehead as the attorney general. just like the national security council. and there is no record what took place on the 22nd but that began to change immediately after words. there would be no more eye witnesses and the faa started to search all over the world but the plane was used for a training exercise it takes several weeks to find that in the did know what direction to take that on september 19 now with the ntsb. so perhaps it was a mechanical failure after all. said that may explain so that was up problem so had to reconcile these two parks in that ad then news for the training exercise. and then they have an article that to say the same thing to basically kill the investigation. in a series of investigators say it is har

and 'twas from aunt dinah's quilting party ? ? i was seeing nellie home. ? yeah! ? i was seeing nellie home ? ? i was seeing nellie home. ? ? and 'twas from aunt dinah's quilting party ? ? i was seeing nellie home. ? ( singing ends ) yeah. pretty good, huh? uh-huh, pretty good. i don't believe that bongos fit in too good with "bringing nellie home" though. just trying to liven up the evening. barney? it's just the shank of the evening. what'll mary and andy think if we run off like this? it's perfectly all right, barn. right, mary? well, whatever thelma lou thinks. there'll be other evenings. yeah, we ought to do this more often. you know, the four of us ought to get together a lot. yeah, we ought to do that a lot. here's your coat. well, good night, mary and thank you for a lovely evening. oh, yeah, it was just swell. good night, mary. glad you enjoyed it. ? uh... well, no i thought i'd stay on a while. well, what for? barney! well, i'm taking the bongo drum. things are liable to be dull. well, uh... actually, mary promised to show me some slides through the micros

twa's getting back theocratic, a lot of people at twa. if you have a question, so one is ready to help you. a member of the family was not prepar into their home tuesday morning jack shea spoke to the victim. model things taken was there arsenal of weapons. in case you are out and nobody can see where you arere >> this is a pouch for your water filtration system if the water is contaminated and uniqu drinking water. >> this is our fire starting stuff to separation for any kin of fire starting. there are members of a militia group known as the 3 percent consider it their duty to get ready for doomsday, to cleveland for new york and tuesday morning someone broke into their home in south call i what cleaned out to gun cases containing guns emanation, a bag of machetes and military ration they also took body armor and i worried that as a result of their preparations they have pu others in danger. military and police officers because they were bulletproof go through them. thin out checking surveillance video in the neighborhood to see if there

. >> your dad was a supervisor at twa? >> yes. for 32 years. >> is that right. >> yeah. >> twa.longevity in one career was another thing. never bounce around from job to job. always with one company. same thing with my mom with bank of america. commitment and loyalty. >> yeah. >> that is a big deal. my dad just retired from ford motor company after 32 years. >> long time. >> long time. >> but that is the pride i have in my dad and mom, for them to be able to stick with one job, not bounce around. things were tough on days where it was cold, they didn't want to go to work but they had to provide for three kids, did what they had to do and i turned out all right. >> what advice would you give to young people? >> the biggest thing is dream. >> to dream? >> yeah. not let anybody tell you that dreaming is wrong, because we all dream. maybe in class or at work. and one of those dream also come true. as long as you work hard at it, make sure if you do get knocked down or somebody tries to take it from you, that you get right back up, you don't quit. there's nothing wrong with getting k

twa portland resistances but the organizers are claiming that anarchists are taking over the rallies and kassing problems -- causing problems. students at asu are complaining how it ended. >> asu police are looking into the utpa said -- university set they are investigating. they did not give us specifics on what it said. >>> here in the valley muslim meshes are concerned about conditions of reports of violence against women. there was a special meeting. >> nationally we're seeing a sort there's a teacher in georgia receives a hateful note about her head scarf. go hang yourself with your head scarf. >> that has the tempe islamic community talking about what to do next. >> this makes me feel awful. this is what we're afraid of. you have the rhetoric and the information that makes it sound like it's okay. >> muslim women have been >> if people understood what the covering meant they wouldn't have hate towards it. >> the women wear it to stay modest and avoid unwanted attention. >> i think having maybe an escort or going out in pairs is good right now. >> the positive outreach has been

aye, 'twas across the sea, at the burning of a witch. francis: we hanged all our witches. oh, 'twere merrier to burn them. you -- i mean, uh, thou findest pleasure at the burning of a witch? indeed. wouldst thou not? well, certainly not. some of my -- i mean, some of my closest -- that is, i findeth, uh, other sport more to my fanthy. uh, fancy. in a manner that rings strangely to the ear. aye, and his womenfolk are stranger. the whole world seems strange to thee, phineas. honey. honey, we have to get out of here. i don't like that anti-witch talk that nut phineas is spreading. it's dangerous for you. now, don't worry, sweetheart. it's not a laundry bag. it's a pudding bag. and we have to dip it in some boiling water. oh, uh, we'd better get a fire started under that pot. i'll do it, honey. anything else you'd like me to do? witch! witch! there is a witch among us! there is witchcraft here! there is a witch among us. who, her? sam, where's tabitha? oh, she's playing with the other children. she thinks this is great fun. oh, it is. i wouldn't miss it for the world. they can

the monkey thought 'twas all in fun ? ? pop goes the weasel ? you know what that means? ? a penny for a spool of thread ? ? a penny for a needle ? ? that's the way the money goes ? ? pop goes the weasel ? see, and i was never aware of that verse. then his financial problems, till finally he can't take it anymore. so what does he do? he pops. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few daysysway. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to o u? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confusion. here's what i tell my patients... start by askskg ... what kind of care is best for your current situation? have there been changes in your health or medications? the key questionons: what can you do now, to ensure you get the care you need in the

the monkey thought 'twas all in fun. pop goes the weasel. yeah, i told you everything i know what happened in that bar. yeah, all right. i-isn't it the cobbler's bench where the monkey chases him? no, no, it-it's the mulberry bush. does he kill him, the--the weasel? i--i don't know what pop means. what's the moral of the story i'm telling my kid? we don't know. we grew up ok. we, uh, checked ouou that gas station, lieu. the attendant says, uh, there was a brown car hanging around early this morning. uh, car belongs to... "raveen bhanji." we, uh, we lefefword with the landlady to have him see us. so when the car was seen at the station, was that around the time of the robbery? yeah, it seems like it. hehe um, bobby, have you seen naomi, the, uh, new p.a.a.? yeah, downstairs. - she's, uh, polite. - yeah. yeah, that station's where the cabbies gas up after their shifts are over, so the perp could figure they're driving out of there with a whole lot of money-- a whole night's earnings. gentlemen. steve. steven ronald d chards, in a little more,

twas week before the election. all of the surrogates were spinning.atest allegations on an millionaire amid allegations from the gop the media is unfair. we begin the wrapup up with an 11th hour polling bump. there is only one thing anyone cares about. does hillary clinton have an impregnable lead or does donald trump have a credible path to the white house?

. >> for the twas two years angel has been opening the dumpster instead of her wallet. how much money would you say you probably gained by selling some of that stuff? >> about 8. >> $8,000 some. >> yes. that's $8 grand. >> i lifted the lid to see what i would find going to four >> hoping to turn trash into treasure. >> they are all boxes. >> most discarded items turned out to be junk. >> gift cards. >> i turned to see if anything was on them. >> please wait while we process your request. >> it is a crapshoot. >> i found a make up brush. here you can see it would cost $40 if i had to pay for it. this legal? cleveland 19 news checked with our lawyers first to make sure we were in the clear. you could be hit with a trespassing or calf vegging depending on the city you are in. and even if you are on public property you still have to be careful. this police report is from last year. they spotted a man going through the dumpsters at you will tau by -- ulta beauty at 9:40 and he was handed a warning. we ebbing eg very -- we checked various cosmetic stores and found dumpster di

the teenager was found dead inside a vacant home earlier twas foek.memerer our top story check in with jessica dill at the funeral homo in middleburg heights right now funeral arrangements in the very latestds on where the investigation stands right now. good morning. good morning.sti police still have no suspects in the death of 16 year old po hander mullins.s. which makes this even harder for they have so many questions qust don't know who did this don't have any answers.ers. not letting that stop them from remembering who alexander was including the sister who says he just had such a huge heart. little al was the boy who if you gave him 20 bucks to get food, he would get it for someone hungrier.. 16 year old alexander mullinsd will be laid to rest monday.alex there will be a viewing atwin a ripepis funeral home this sunday from one to 5 p.m.e t family and friends gathered last night for a vigil at the abandoned home where his body was found over the weekend. alexander was last seen back on november 9th at washington park high school.found ond.e loved ones had been searching for 11 d

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. >> josh -- "twa 800" device how we can carry on that legacy to fight the good fight? >> in the easy job with asked explicit gender lines almost all of them are god but what is left so my favorite example of that whiff uh critics have the of blindfold test. and to get a wrong as often as he wouldn't get a right. so that people will know who is behind that curtain. almost overnight to all over the country. but i think back but in the '70s it was against at&t for disproportionately all of this standard creche area where worker - - arguing as well as the men. but that total person test at that stage stayed dropout. and if he's a deal with someone that looks like you you have a comfortable. and then you feel uneasy. but not consciously. to second get any job that want. how you will arrange your life i thought that would be easy with technology but the those who were in the health council together but to lead by example that you can have a home life and work life. the three young children and they are delighted with that. and that should be much easier than it once was. so

. >>> a suicide bombing in iraq >>> [ music ] 'twas the night before christmas and all laughter ] curtis lowe, starting off our friday. curtis lowe will be performing at the dpac tomorrow for the hip-hop nutcracker. >> that sounds like a ton of fun. >> i know, right? >> i've been to the one, the hip-hop one, though. >> put your own twist on it, new traditions. i love it. >> durham is looking nice this morning. >> it is beautiful. we have this sunrise going on in many places. it give you an idea of what we can expect which is going to be sunshine, cloud cover. up in roxboro, same story. notice the flags are very still this morning, have not had much wind. we have had a little fog that has tried to develop in a few places. 55 is our current temperature, so it is warm. it is feeling a little on the moist side. in roxboro, visibility is down to a quarter-mile where the sensor is but you can see downtown, no visibility problems at all. you will not run into much patchy fog. your best chances heading east of i-95 and closer to the coast if you're planning on traveling, be on the lookout for so

the poor man has a deal with these twa stock holders who are crabbing about moving from propellers to jets and at the same time he now has senate that hercules can fly." it's a story of two young people finding their way through the bright lights of hollywood in the late 1950's. gino sat down with the director of "rules don't apply" warren beatty. ad lib to bite "this is not a biopic were telling everybody. thats important because if they think biopic of howard hughes they will be disappointed if they wanted to see a biopic of howard hughes. no this is a movie about two young very religious kids she comes from virginia shes a baptist and he comes from about the what i would say the sometimes comical consequences and also sometimes sad consequences of american sexual puritanism. that often makes us the laughing stock of france and time period very well -- because he lived through it. period very well -- because he lived through it. "we romanticize the past sometimes. you were there. it seemed like a great timem to be in hollywood. well i do think it was different than it is now. but no

jetliner was forced to land at the jordanian desert airfield, already occupied by two other big planes, twawiss airline. >> now there are 298 people held hostage on a bleak, hot, dusty airstrip out in the desert, and they are surrounded by arabs who say they will kill them all if there's any attempt at rescue. >> the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the pflp, proudly claimed credit for the coordinated action. >> the arabs, not just palestinians, look at israel as an occupying force. it's occupying arab land. and they don't believe that israel should be there. that's the basis of the conflict. >> there is a group from pflp on every plane to explain or problem, the palestinian problem, and to justify the way we are doing things to convince the world. >> to the palestinians, they thought they had to choice but turn to violence because no one's listening to them. >> the american girl here, can she tell us how the passengers are. >> we're very crowded. and i think the women and especially the children are very restless. >> the terrorists certainly used the media. this was an event

it's like opening a time capsule, his fingerprints taken in the morgue, his twa luggage tag. >> bob crane's it's still in liquid form. >> yes, it appears it >> so this hasn't been touched in 20 years? >> no, it hasn't. >> are we even fortunate it exists? >> yes. >> this memo from december 2002 orders it to be destroyed. >> can you explain why it wasn't destroyed? >> no. >> so we lucked out? >> you did. >> back -- we need to really be able to figure this thing out. dna contained in these viles and try to unlock the mystery of who killed bob crane. >> what will this evidence tell us? as a prosecutor, i'm not afraid of the truth. >> reporter: we will send the dna to one of the top labs in the nation. in june of 1978, bob crane was performing in dinner theaters across the country, still riding the popularity of "hogans heroes," but private obsessed with a lurid hobby that consumed him, videotaping his many sexual encounters with women. >> this all american image of him, of my dad as colonel hogan, has a dark side. colonel hogan isn't who we thought he was. >> reporter: john carpenter met crane

twas week before the election. all of the surrogates were spinning.omey's latest allegations on an millionaire amid allegations from the gop the media is unfair. we begin the wrapup up with an 11th hour polling bump. there is only one thing anyone cares about. does hillary clinton have an impregnable lead or does donald trump have a credible path to the white house? there were few credible polls, but a handful of surveys look pretty positive for the republican nominee. first the new york times has clinton up just by three, 47% to 44%. that same poll had clinton with a nine-point lead a week ago. and this new hampshire survey from "the boston globe" and suffolk university showed them tied. the granite state has been up until recently -- people thought clinton pulled ahead, will lead spirit also a new poll from the university of denver, another place where clinton was presumed to have the electoral votes locked down. a new nbc news-wall street journal-marist poll show clinton with -- trump with a comfortable lead in texas. and finally trip is up in utah

hello, go skins, twa with both teams coming off big wins. >> news4's sports reporter jason pugh shows us four things you need to know before thursday. >> the redskins with a huge primetime win on sunday night. here's what you need to know about the victory. >> how do you like me now? how do you like me now? >> kirk cousins with a message to general manager -- how do you like me now? cousins is trying to earn the and rookie running back rob kelly making a national name for himself. his nickname is fat rob. the redskins heavy with three touchdowns with the undrafted rookie and the dance moves from dan schneider. >> we've seen a lot of shots taken in that booth over the years of a downcast dan schneider. not bopping his head to jump around. >> not much time to celebrate, the redskins visit the cowboys on thanksgiving day. >> of people talking on social media. here he is -- how do you like me now? almost an aggressive hug and a head-pat for the gm. how do you like me now? he's known for that kind of passion when he said you like that? you remember that in the locker room? this person comp

ever wonder twa travel tested tough means? i'm sorboni january gee. >>> hey everybody i'm charley belcher ending to you from oldsmar. tampa bay skating economy. holiday week. thanksgiving is thursday. all about traditions. it has basketball a tradition for us to meet with this gentleman this time of year. to talk about a great event. this is kneel armstrong yes that's his real name. kneel is here to talk about goals for a cause. and you've doing this for 17 years now neil? tell everybody how this got started. we started with a four of us day it was norm, frank daily and rich and myself. at that time two 2 police officers had just gotten murdered we felt really bad about situation, during the holidays and young families we thought what can we do to help them out. we decide to have mini hockey tournament. four teams on a shoe string. we managed to race just under $5,000 for fallen police officers memorial fund. you decided to keep it going. each year you've had different beneficiaries big brothers big last year something for men

twas a little more than -- it was a little more than 120 seconds of chaos on campus, a possible terror attack, leaving students still in disbelief this morning. come together so fast, regard the amount of people. >> despite -- regardless of the amount of people. >> there was a big relief that there was no loss of life for any of the student body here. >>reporter: there were several vigils both on and off campus here last night and the university has just announced this morning another what it calls community healing event at 7:00 in one of its arenas. reporting at the ohio state university in columbus, i'm evan millworth. >>> now to breaking news, just a terrifying situation in detroit. two armed me four hostage and then burned down their home. thankfully all four, including two children were able to escape. one of the suspects is under arrest, and right now it's unclear if this second suspect got away or died in the fire. >>> we are also learning more about that breaking situation in colombia. we've been following this all morning long. at least two soccer players we're learning among

twa it's only when someone has to go to the hospital that the real connection breaks open. that's not how were supposed to be. we are supposed to be, the motto isn't the person with the most toys at the end of life wins. it's the person who lives and dies surrounded in a community with connection to humans and nature. that's why were here. wealth is disconnecting us and creating those divisions. my argument, part part of coming home is, i live in an urban neighborhood with a smallse, i n apartment, i know my neighbors, and away, this, this wasn't the life i was raised to have. some of my high school friends are here. they can remember the house i grew up in in michigan.gan. we had classmates who were from detroit and i remember bringing shelley home. she's a very amazing dancer. we were in a dance group together and came to my house and she was like holy believe, do you know how much you have? i was so embarrassed and ashamed. now, i've chosen not to go that way. life is better. one more question. >> i agree with everything you said. i think you're being a very good person

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. -- read, 'twas the night before christmas. >> jason: all right. i've been watching the r called the now cast. when you're just watching the trends over the course of the last hour, and into next couple of hours, and right now, i'm seeing the heaviest rain right over the greater boston area, it's going to be moving out, and we're going to just give way to some scattered lighter showers. let me show you the other radar view, this is out of long island. down to the south, not much. we go over to albany, great to have a network of radars on tap. back here, there's not much going on. so we just have to get through drive. i'm tracking the edge of where the steddor, heavier rain is, and it's going to be making its way toward peabody by 6:45 p.m. lowell, just after that. nashua, 7:00 p.m. and then after that, moves through, it's just spotty and light, at least temporarily. so right now, in southern new hampshire, we're getting more of the light to moderate rain, and that's going to spill in over the next hour, but then start to shut down as everything lif

twa it was not easy to take. they're now sealing it off and doing clearing operations.he next stop is mosul, the outer eastern portion of mosul, which is then going to be open to iraqi troops. at the moment, what the timing will be, very much uncertain. a dust storm came in later in the day which has now hit us here in erbil and that sort of slowed down the process in terms of visibility. once they get inside mosul, well, that's when the real fighting is going to begin. there are so many civilians, 1.2 million civilians inside mosul, and their situation is dire. there were thousands more trapped in from outlying villages and towns over the last week or so. literally trucked in and left in the middle of town. women, children, the elderly, and told to fend for themselves. basically put in town to add to the hundreds of thousands of people who are essentially human shields in mosul. it's going to be a very difficult effort to take this city. it's going to take a long time. it's not going to be as quick as the getting to mosul, carol. >> all right, michael holmes reporting

performance, they will be there to read "'twas the night before christmas." >> elizabeth: the opioid epidemic is hitting hard at nursing homes. why elderly folks are also my guest list just tripled. mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. >> blair: tonight, firefighters are still trying to get a handle on these raging wildfires that have now killed seven people. and destroyed hundreds of homes and business. this is the biggest wildfire to hit that state in a century. four dozen other people were also hurt, more than 14,000 people evacuated from the resort city of gatlinburg, as hundreds of firefighters worked to save homes, including their own. >> we've got firefighters, first responders that be helping put out the fires, when their own something that people just don't think about. >> blair: fire officials say the heavy rains in the past 24 hours could help them battle the flames. but they are keeping their

>>> davis will such an impact on friends and family s andwilli his honor a mentoring programngr at twa middle school where hehee after him.af him >> also this morning police inni alexandria continue totinue to investigate a stabbing alonge at king street.tr it happened yesterday morningne and the victim was tyeaken too the hospital withh nonlife-threatening injuries.re so far there's no satuspect orct motive in this case.ve i police are asking anyone withinw information to give them a call. >>> time right now is 5:52 and an apology this morning fromgy t lil' wayne. w >> rapper says he he'say sorry for his swear filled word onswei night line about the black lives matter movement. lil' wayne says he wasves wayn agitated by questions asked ask about his daughter and thatr ant after that there was noter thought given toth his o >> yeah, clearly.ly >> clearly.ly. >> clearly no thought given toen anything he was saying and ingni always say if someone -- if you're a celebrity and someone asks a you a question and youn a don't know the answer don'twe answer it.er i it was ridiculous.idicul >>

. >> 'twas the night before tom showed up. no. >> we have had snow to talk about. that weather alert day because of strong winds that are going to begin to move in here by later this morning and into the afternoon. but there's the sky over washington now. just clouds coming through. a live view from our tower camera and "storm team 4" radar showing snow showers coming in and north of there around the potomac have had a few snow flurries this morning. a few have december pated after they've come on through in the last hour. track all these changes to the weather with the "storm team 4" latest forecast. speaking of that snow, got this photo just posted on twister by scott bowser man in warren county, virginia. got the first flakes. you see them on his car. most have dissipated. temperatures in the low to locally 30s to 40 around the bay. all these areas in beige under a wind advisory today includes most of our region. we could have gusts of wind up to 50 miles an hour with tree damage and spotty power outages. we will have that situation into the afternoon. the lates

twa is a 14th state but in effect in 1777 it was an independent little country.and stark said, i'm not going to submit to being ordered around by the commanding general of the northern army. if you want me to do something like that you got to make me a brigadier general. congress hadn't done that yet. eventually they did and by the time of the surrender stark did bring his men in to help with the final surrounding of what is now skylerville. but bennington had a huge effect because it drained him f some of his men and it -- he lost a lot of men there. either killed or captured. he lost the entire expedition. he lost two cannons. and forth. some of his men went over to try to save these guys. got wounded. and came back injured. so there are a lot of problems with that bennington expedition. it was a major blow to his effort. i just told the park service, you've got that over there on that hill. that's not where it belongs. that hill was over run by the americans very quickly. it was never a point of fighting because the german troops that were in it went back to t

to face meeting with me and then be able to say i'm crazy andzy then i'll have to give up control of twa to them.. it's just -- j >> maybe you teach them a lessoa if you just gave it to them.. >> then they could sue me for whole lot of money and then may come after my daddy's company, c so i really can't afford to leto them ma psychiatric case.at i would leave this country andru never come back.r come b i'd leave this country and nevev come back.ac i'd leave this country and never come back.k you know.now. i'd leave this country and never come back. >> okay. that is a clip from the new movie rules ds a on'tcl apply.py it stars warren beatty as legendary recluse howard hughesg and might be perfect roll forctr the store who has been mia fromo the big screen for more thanorea decade now.. kevin got a chance to sit downiw with the oscar winner and joins us now live with more.h mor trailer. this weekend. i thought it was fantastic . >> yeah. it's interesting because howarde hughes such an interestingerting person. i've always loved what he did in cinema, but he had -- he had hih own things go

. >> bri: you don't have twa the truck. the whole barrel. >> oh, that's nasty. go! >> bri: there's a pizza box. see if there's any left. i'm kind of hungry. >> nothing. >> bri: no! going up a little. i just saw somebody clean up after their dog and put it into that barrel over there. >> oh. >> bri: really great form. something is dripping out the back. get back on the truck. get back on the truck. >> time! three, two, one, trash! >> bri: i can jump off. >> hey, she jumped off too early. look at her. pretty strong. >> bri: put the lid on. to the next. >> pace yourself. >> bri: will you hold this for me? >> yeah, iot i shouldn't be helping you out. >> bri: kentucky fried chicken. nothing like fried chicken on a monday morning. go, go, go, go, go! >> she's flying. she's cruising. >> bri: that one smelled fresh. >> where's she going? she's just running alongside the truck now. where's the other barrel? it's stuck. >> last one. you're a very noisy trash lady. >> doing pretty well. time. >> bri: is that it? >> that's it. >> bri: chris came in at 4:01. i finished in 3:50.

then be able to say i'm crazy and then i'll have to give up control of twa to them. it's just -- >> well, maybe you'd teach them a lesson if you just gave it to them. >> then they could sue me for a whole lot of money and then they may come after my daddy's company, so i can't afford to let them make me a psychiatric case. i would leave this country and never come back. i'd leave this country and never come back. i'd leave this country and never come back. >> i think he says it one more a >> two more times. >> warren, it's great to see you. >> good to see you too. >> it really is. normally i would say welcome back to an actor like you, but i would generally say that to someone who kind of went off not by their own choosing, who fell into disfavor in hollywood. the opposite is true for you. you kind of went out of the public eye and you correct me if i'm wrong, because life was just too great to stop living. >> that's right. >> tell me about it. >> the best thing that's ever having four kids. i like to joke that they are my four small eastern european countries. we ne

. >> twa >> it was fun. i thought everybody -- you know, halloween is a time for fun. bring out our inner child. >> how are you going to do "pop news" without the rhyming? >> i'm going to miss that. >> let's get to it. "pop news," royal romance, prince harry has reportedly met his match with american actress meghan markle. early days now for the prince of heart, however, her instagram posts offer a few hints, a shot on the same bracelet. >> that's pretty good. >> also posting pictures of beautiful flowers, thanking a mystery man saying, oh, my favorite. clue number two, we do not know. her posts certainly look like she's been a frequent flier to london and back more than a few times in recent months. the 35-year-old who by the way is three years older than harry has a lead role on "suits" shot in toronto which is mysteriously e sunday night until news of the rumored romance went public. >> that says it all. >> "pop news" has tried to set up harry many times. >> "pop news" has a personal interest in harry and him being happy. this one -- i'm glad you agree. these clues

twas the busiest days here. and it is going to be likely on wednesday, through next sunday, this week. as people travel across the country to see family and friends for the holiday. and airport managers are advising that those passing sky train station, at washington, and 44th street. >>> meteorologists across the country have been average shously awaiting for it -- anxiously awaiting for this. a new aid for weather forecasting. the goes-r satellite launched from cape canaveral last night. the launch was delayed for a short time because of a technical issue but eventually launched without any issues. the first of three satellites being built to replace the aging u.s. weather satellite system. we depends on those satellites. very much. perspective of radar, and especially it comes in handy today. >> i know. something like today, where you are tracking some rain chances for us here in the valley. and which i have to say, kind of excites me a little bit. and i am excited to hear some of those raindrops outside. plu

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