>> the officer seems to spin the accident to make it appear to be alexandra's fault. perhaps that was his plan from the very first. >> i nailed her on video. i hung her out to dry on that. >> now he appears to describe how he will take care of the accident report. >> i'll write the narrative out for you and you can -- yeah. i'll tell you exactly how to word it so we can get him off the hook. >> presley also has instructions for the guy who does the crash drawings, kareem thomas. >> kareem, come here, man. yeah, i'm going to show you something. we're going to bend this a little bit because she's drunk so it is what it is. i don't lie and make things up ever. it's wrong. but if i need to protect a cop -- >> i hear you, man. >> you see the angle of her car? >> yeah. >> see it's like this? as far as i'm concerned, i'm going to word it that she's in the left-hand lane. >> okay. >> when the cat jumped out, she abruptly got over into this lane and slammed on the brakes. >> okay. >> next, presley enlists the help of a technician. >> andre, come here a minute. do a little walt

how's it looking out there, alexandra? >> reporter: well, allison, i want to give you a look for yourself. if we take a look out here, you can see the sea of red and blue dotted with red sox beards and boston strong signs. the fans are expected to be a million strong lining this parade route, which stretches almost four miles. the parade has already kicked off at fenway. that's where the team gathered this morning for a private victim -- private breakfast with family members and friend, as well as survivors of the marathon bombings. we're about to see the duck boats, boston's iconic duck boats come along boylston street, following the same math that marathon runners took back in april. the boat also cross over the finish line. we're expecting to see some of the marathon survivors on board the boats with the championship team. we're also told that there will be a tribute to the survivors. that will take place when the boats reach the marathon finish line. right now, though, you can see fans far too many to count, are eager

. >> a pacific white striped dolphin is accompanying marine biologist alexandra morton on her way up the coast of vancouver island. morton has lived for more than 30 years amid the amazing biological diversity on the west coast of canada. morton is best known for her work studying killer whales. at the environmental activist has also gotten involved researching salmon. that's led her to criticize foreign-owned salmon farms. more than 100 salmon racing facilities are located within this natural paradise. they belong to norwegian companies. the clear canadian water allows them to -- to produce 75,000 tons of fish per year, 75,000 tons of atlantic salmon which aren't even native to the pacific pb >> the danger of putting the farm right in the prime wild salmon habitat is that all of the pathogens, the mucus coming out of the gills, the waist coming out of the fish, will pore over the wild fish, they're taking it in their mouths and passing it over their gills. it's very dangerous to allow feedlot viruses into the wild animals. >> it's autumn, and morton is traveling up the rivers on van

alexandra field, thank you for being it to us all morning long. it was infectious, just the feeling there of people being excited and coming together. so nice, we're so proud of the boston red sox, as well. thank you so much, alexandra. >>> a decorated officer could be kicked out of the marines for sending an e-mail, but some say he's a hero. ahead, we lay out both cases for and against major jason bressler. bling around with rotating categories" card. it's not the "getting blindsided by limits" card. it's the no-game-playing, no-earning-limit-having, deep-bomb-throwing, give-me-the-ball-and-i'll-take- it-to-the-house, cash back card. this is the quicksilver cash card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. so let me ask you... what's in your wallet? man: sometimes it's like we're still in college. but with a mortgage. and the furniture's a lot nicer. and suddenly, the most important person in my life is someone i haven't even met yet. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutua

alexandra field, cnn, boston. >> very nice. congratulations, boston. >>> in los angeles bizarre details about the l.a.x. shooter. 23-year-old paul ciancia and the note he left behind. he made a derogatory reference to janet napolitano at the end of the note. it also says tsa treats americans as terrorists. meanwhile, l.a.x. will honor the tsa officer killed with blue lights near the airport's entrance. they will shine through sunday. his widow spoke out saying she was heart broken and devastated. terminal three is now reopen one day after the suspect allegedly opened fire killing hernandez and injuring several others. >>> a man infamous in the 1980s as the so-called subway vigilante was in police custody today. he sold marijuana to an under

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alexandra, tell me what your role is. >> i do a couple of different things with the study. i'm the community outreach and translation core coordinator. so for the larger cohort of all 400 girls in the study we put on teen talks that let the families come and interact with us and the researchers and do some fun activities and get to know each other and stay engaged. then i also help run the youth advisory board, which is how i know these two lovely ladies. and we meet once a month and get feedback from the girls on different things that the research study is going and how we can improve them. >> right. you also do a lot of projects, too. i know you brought literature here. we've got dvds, literature, things for the girls. >> the brochure actually the youth advisory board girls put together for the larger cohort to kind of tell them what to expect in their clinic visits this year and to do it in a way that they can relate to. >> yeah. maya, i want to ask you, what's involved in participating in the study? what did you have to do in the beginning? >> we go to clinic once a yea

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well, let's turn to alexandra field for that. hello, alexandra. >> reporter: the mad dash, used to start on black friday. this year bargain hunting is beginning a week earlier. wal-mart is slashing its prices for a preblack friday sale that started on friday. that's seven days before the shopping holiday that keeps creeping up on thanksgiving day. >> we know last year, 35 million shoppers were out in stores and shopping on-line on thanksgiving day. and we're fully expecting to see just as many people this year. >> on thursday, wal-mart will open its doors at 6:00 p.m. toys are us opens at 5:00 p.m. but how do you entice shoppers to come inside? big box stores are luring shoppers in with promises of low prices and more price matching with competitors. >> it is better to be first in line than to be last and wonder if you go to get something that you really want. >> at this best buy in ft. myers, florida, they are already camping out for thursday's sales. same thing in akron, ohio. >> couple of us are looking for tvs for presents fo

. >>> acompaÑen a alexandra. >>> bienvenida. >>> bienvenida a quÉ locura. esto es una broma. >>> le puedes decir a la cÁmara todo. >>> agua, agua. >>> que locura. >>> el cuadro de la virgen de la chiquinquirÁ. >>> llegamos al final. twitter en espaÑol @ moncho martinez. malva livisco malvaviscos asados, chao. el seÑor de los anillos. >>> >> dos emes. tres emes, cuatros emes. >>> la verdadera. >>> soy tu viudo >>> ♪ (musica) . sica♪] >> buenos días, dc. bienvenidos sean todos. comenzamos ya con una gran noticia, una muy buena noticia que ocurrió ayer. cómo te sientes por esa victoria que tuvo terry mcauliffe? >> así es. nos sentimos muy.... cómo te diría? afortunatos que se ejerció la democrania en el estado. fue una votación muy reñida. >> hasta horas del anuncio la gente estaba nerviosa. >> muchas personas pensaban que iba a ganar el republicano, ken cuccinelli, pero se volteó la tortilla como dicen algunos y el ganador fue terry mcauliffe. contentos porque nuevamente se hizo la democracia, mucha gente salió a sufragar y por supuesto, br

alexandra, tell us the worst of it. do we want to know? >> reporter: miguel, fortunately, the shopping scene is feeling a little more sane today. yesterday those black friday shoppers came out with their claws and really a whole lot more. it's getting downright dangerous, that hunt for deals year after year. check out this video shot in new jersey. this is a mall where two women went after each other, one of the shoppers pulls out a stun gun. that's right, a stun gun. in las vegas, police say it was more than a stun gun. that's where officers say there was a shooting when one shopper tried to steal a deal from another shopper. in virginia, police say there was a stabbing. they say that one man threatened another man with both a knife and a rifle. in texas, pepper spray was unleashed on the shoppers. it goes on and on across the country. you can see those crowds of people mobbing the stores in california. a police officer says he broke his hand trying to break up a fight. all of this raises two questions for us, miguel. one, is any of this

and now let's take a look at alexandra. yes. of it's all in the eyes. all right. our next celebrity look-a-like comes from kyle m. who had watches the wendy show on wnyw in eatontown, new jersey. kyle says all of his friends think he looks like kanye west. this could be all in the jawbone. it is what it is. let's take a look at this, at the real kanye west. right? all in the jaw. now take a look at kyle. you know what? he looks like a better -- like a cuter version of kanye. all right. let's do our last one. kimberly watches "the wendy" show on wtxf in pennsylvania. kimberly thinks her friend's little sister looks like a miniature rihanna. okay. let's take a look at the real rihanna. now let's take a look at little sister. nice. if you or someone you know looks like a celebrity, come on and share with us. go to wendyshow.com for details. up next the fabulous regina hall is here. mnever sleeping.g. ever saving. for him, her, and you. every day. but quality affordable health care seems forever out of reach --. i'm doctor peter beilenson. with local doctors we've fou

alexandra field is live for us from princeton university. alexandra, what are government officials trying to do and how are they going to make a vaccine that is available overseas available to this university? >> reporter: what happened is the fda cleared the way for the cdc to import the vaccine under the experimental drug program but it is up to the trustees of the university to decide whether to make it available to 8,000 students here. princeton university officials are meeting this weekend to discuss possible vaccinations on campus to combat an outbreak of meningitis "b" which can cause life threatening illness. new jersey department of health says the first case developed when a student returned from spring break in march. after additional cases were reported, an outbreak of the disease was declared in may. a total of six students are linked to the outbreak. the latest case diagnosed last week. that student is still hospitalized this morning. >> i remember it was pretty incident, she went from feeling almost fine to next minute 103 fev

alexandra field, thanks. we will have more on holiday shopping and how you view the economy coming up in a few minutes. >>> all right. to another story. one person is dead and dozens injured and unknown number of people are trapped in a pub in glasgow, scotland. a helicopter crashed through the roof overnight. one said it was like the chopper just fell out of the sky. we have richard quest joining us by phone from glasgow. richard, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: the fire brigade and the police have been using a crane which is now hovering over the remnants and wreckage of the helicopter. they have uncovered parts of of the helicopter which you can see the rotors. what we guess they are doing is carefully surveying the scene to determine the structure and stability, george. we do know there are people trapped underneath. whether they are alive or not, no one is saying. certainly one person has died. more than 30 have been taken to local hospitals. the police commander has already warned the death toll i

alexandra field is out there reporting from new york city. right now we have wind gusts at about 20 to 25 miles per hour, sustained winds today between 10 and 20. kind of gusty out there, and highs only in the 40s, and temperatures today will only stay for a high of 49 in new york, and it should be warmer than that, almost 60 degrees. today and tomorrow, the lowest temperatures. then we will warm things up. even in marquette and detroit, and boston, temperatures below average and then we will watch things warm up. we will see a change in the wind direction, but the big picture, cold but sunny in the northeast and southeast as well, and snow come into the pacific northwest. denver, colorado, 60s today and by tuesday, 30s and snow. >> oh, my goodness. >> get ready for it. thank you very much. >>> "saturday night live" pokes fun at itself last night. it tackled head on all the criticism it has gotten lately over the show's lack of diversity. >> remember keenan thompson, he made headlines last month saying he is done playing female characters, sp

i was surprised when alexandra the oldest of the kids called me mom she was the first to do it if it was too early if i jumped at that moment because i wasn't ready yet it's like if a man proposes to you and your answer whoa i need time to think so when she called me mom i needed time to think to get used to the idea i spent a couple of days sorting knowledge of my feelings. that well my mom died and their demand another woman. i didn't understand it when i first saw her. i know lisa and to her and called her names and said there's two things to her just now it's only until i don't know that they call mom. because family used to her. she sky and nice tender and caring with mom is you could say. the most important person in your lie. but i'm not the only my big conflict if i tell a child to do something or example kids often want to play instead of doing their homework one of my girls takes these situations very close to heart and school owes us herself up. and because of these strong emotions she might start calling me auntie a little not again. now i even feel slightly offended and

i did speak with the mayor of wa >> jeff: alexandra, give us an idea of what you saw when you came into town there. i mean the pictures we've seen are pretty extraordinary. >> reporter: jeff, we arrived just minutes after this tornado went through. and people were just in an utter state of shock. coming out of their homes that were not even standing crawling out of the woodwork. i mean there was carpet, there was metal. household belongings strewn everywhere. definitely a very, very shocking scene and miracle that so many people are still here to talk about it tonight. >> jeff: alexandra sutter, thank you very much tonight. the severe storm swept across a wide area of northern illinois. dean reynolds tonight is in coal city. >> reporter: there was barely any time to take cover in coal city. 53 miles south of chicago. the national weather service said a tornado touched down here a little before 12:30 central this afternoon. quarter sized hail and high winds ripped through downtown destroying buildings and turning cars over on their sides. anthony tomao is a cook at the local bar. he and

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alexandra field joining us live now from the parade. so, alexandra, we know the parade is making its way past the harm crowds of people. in fact, right behind you right now. what great timing. give us an idea of what this is doing to the city there. we can kind of see for ourselves, but talk to us. >> reporter: fred, i have to admit, there's so much excitement here, i can't even hear what you're asking me, but i can tell you this, this is a tremendous celebration here in boston. look at the confetti raining down on us right now. this is bhoil stone street, the eyes of the world were here last april when the marathon runners made their way over the finish line. the eyes of the world are back here today for what is truly a tremendous celebration. we'll give you a look out here right now. these are boston's iconic duck boats making their way up boylston. they've been carrying team members on them. they have whipped the crowd up into a frenzy. there are about a million people expected to be out here today, lining this parade route. it start

alexandra your grandfather, what he manufactured women's clothing in dallas. >> that's right. >> schieffer: he loved president kennedy, he went down to the plaza that day to see him. tell us how that came about. >> i don't know if you know this, but he actually left his camera at home that morning. his office was right next door to the plaza he went, but overcast day. so he hadn't planned originally to film the president. then he was persuaded by his long time assistant, lillian wrongers to go home get the camera, which he did, luckily for history. then went down to the plaza as i understand it he took sort of tried out a number of spots, took some test shots got ready then got up on that parapet with marilyn behind him, who was his receptionist and got ready to film the president. >> schieffer: did he realize what he had when he -- >> i think he did. i'm told that after -- right afterwards he was screaming and distraught and hysterical that he definitely saw the president murdered through the lens of the camera. >> schieffer: and what did he do? did he develop the film immediately? >> wha

alexandra, what was it like for everyone to be in that crowd, including yourself? >> reporter: well, fred, you put it the right way. eternal pride. you could see that expression filling the faces of people who filled these streets, just a tremendous celebration, a beautiful morning here in boston. the streets were full of people. the people were filled with emotion. it's been six months since the city was attacked during the boston marathon, but today people lined these streets. they lined boylston street where the marathon finish line is because they had something to celebrate, world series champions. a million fans came out for the big parade. they tell us that their safety was not the thing that they felt worried about this morning. they had a sense of security, even in a big crowd. >> i really didn't have that much of a concern. and i just knew, we're all -- there was so much excitement in the air. it couldn't have been any danger. it was too excited. too excited for danger. too excited, right? right? >> yep. >> reporter: a lot of excitement in the air, yes, bu

filmmaker alexandra pelosi, thank you so much for your time. that is that footage airing somewhere else soon. >> i do work for hbo. >> hbo.com. check it out on hbo, period, no dot. >> speaking of short listers, rand paul has a problem, his speeches, his column and book have been found to contain possible cases of plagiarism. the kentucky senator has an explanation, which is the paul defense. we will discuss just ahead. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. becaus

if anyone can appreciate the wonders of the ocean, it's granddaughter of jacques cousteau, alexandra cousteau. she has dedicated her life to preseing r planet's oceans and freshwaters. i so excited to be here with you today. >> i am, too. i really am. >> i used to wat your grandpa's show when i was a kid, and... >> on sunday nights? >> yes. >> well, i was pretty excited, too, and i obvious

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cnn's alexandra steele joins us from princeton. alexandra, tell us hour about this emergency vaccine they're talking about, how soon might students be able to get it? >> reporter: well, zoraida, princeton university trustees are meeting and have to decide whether or not to make that vaccine available to students. that has to be made before the vaccine can be administered. it's designed against meningitis "b." that's a rare form, much less common than the "c" strain which is more typically found on college campuses. princeton university officials are meeting this weekend to discuss possible vaccinations on campus. it's an effort to combat meningitis "b" which can pose life threatening illness. the first case developed when a student returned from spring break in march. after additional cases were record, an outbreak of the disease was declared in may. a total of six students and one visit tore princeton are linked to the outbreak. the latest case was diagnosed last week. that student is still hospitalized this morning. >> i remember

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>> alexandra, thank you very much. a spokesman says the school's final decision on the emergency vaccines, not expected before monday. i want to bring in elizabeth cohen, she's in atlanta. we've heard of meningitis outbreaks on other campuses from time to time. what makes this one different? >> reporter: what makes this one different is the strain is b, and not c. that's really pretty unusual these days. as a matter of fact, you don't see cases of b cluster, you see them here and there. so that's got some researchers scratching their heads, wondering what's going on. another thing that's curious about this outbreak is that it's only affected students. you don't see staff members with meningitis or faculty members. you don't see people living around the university with this, and they're not quite sure why that is. >> so you said it's b instead of c, correct? >> reporter: right. >> does that make it anymore dangerous, this outbreak for the students at princeton? >> reporter: b is not necessarily more dangerous than the o

appreciate it, alexandra field. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry in geneva, trying to stop iran from building a nuclear weapon. are leaders hopeful that there may be a crucial deal? i will get some perspective from senator george mitchell on what kerry's trip really means. >>> but first, we're preparing our own holiday tradition with cnn heroes all-star tribute, celebration of top ten heroes of the year and their work in helping others. this star studded gala airs next sunday, december 1st, 8:00 p.m. eastern. cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle turner gives us a behind the scenes peek at preparations for the big event. >> reporter: hey there, everybody, i am nischelle turner. i am going to give you a back stage look at what it takes to put this cnn heroes award show together. you ready for this? this is going to be cool. come with me. this year we're back in new york, baby, at the american museum of natural history where the very first cnn heroes took place seven years ago. >> i can't believe it has been that lon

i got to talk about your daughter alexandra stevenson. you write very candidly that if her mother hadn't been wearing braces, maybe she wouldn't be born. >> i actually didn't say that. >> you didn't? >> no i didn't say if she department wear braces she wouldn't be born. >> okay. >> that's been paraphrased. >> okay. >> of what was really said. >> okay. but it had to do with how you two got together. and you said that alexandra stevenson, who is now a semi-professional tennis player she's a public person and you regret maybe that you weren't more involved in her life when she was growing up. >> no question. when alexandra was born and i was somewhat informed that i was her father then you know it became a legal issue. and the agreement was reached and, you know, it was reached by the parties and lawyers. so, yeah there was a short end of the stick and probably alexandra and i got the short end of the stick. >> but you own up to it. you own up to all of your stuff i have to say and nothing can take away from your basketball career. >> which

cnn's alexandra steele is in the weather center. we have seen what is terrible in the philippines, but it could be as bad in vietnam. >> seeing the reports and the frightening nature of it. can you imagine the people in vietnam waiting as this comes to them. it is coming. it will come tomorrow. the good news, it is not a super typhoon anymore. here is what it was as it raked over the philippines and saw the damage and destruction. with super typhoon, it has maximum winds of 150. they are down to 120 miles per hour. it is in the south china sea. it is moving to hanoi. the capital. millions of people impacted, but not the severity. this is like a cat three now. 120 miles sustained winds. certainly still substantial. it is moving northwest at 21. you can see it. expectation tomorrow to get to d danang. it will move up with significantly less winds, but the terror is there. this is all very lying as well. especially tomorrow, it will be quite impactful. >> alexandra steele, thank you for that. we will watch that. >>> more breaking news

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alexandra field is live for us at princeton. alexandra, what are government officials doing, to what extent are they trying to make the vaccine available? >> reporter: they're talking about a few solutions. as you know, there's no meningitis "b" vaccine allowed in this country. there is one in use in australia and in europe. now the fda has cleared one major hurdle that could bring that vaccine to princeton where there have been seven confirmed cases. the fda says the vaccine could be imported and reach the campus as part of a drug trial program, but it is up to the university to decide whether or not they want to have the vaccine here. that's something that trustees are discussing this weekend. we asked students whether they might be interested in using that vaccine if it came here, and here is what they had to say. >> i think i would first see what they decide and then kind of do more research on my own. >> i trust the vaccine, as long as it is approved in europe and australia, gives me confidence in the fact that it works i g

hola, yo soy alexandra... >>entonces empiezan todos con las palmas. uno, dos, tres. ♪ y lo busqué, está debajo de la cama. ♪ ♪ y encontré pedazos de mi alma ♪ ♪ desangrándose y no le importó buscar doctor o alguna curación pa' que no muriera de amor. ♪ ♪ de pena murió. [aplausos] [exclamaciones] [♪] josé: elio... ¿viste que ella me iba a dar la mano y despuÉs me rechazÓ? ¿por quÉ? porque hubo un contacto, hubo quÍmica. >>pasemos a la sala a tomar el cafÉ. adelante, por favor. adelante. adelante. >>por mÁs que intentes disimular, me doy cuenta de que estÁs muy nerviosa. >>mas bien, confundida, simÓn. eso de que mi papÁ y griselda estÉn juntos realmente no lo esperaba. >>esas cosas pasan, mi amor. >>ese es el punto. ¿cuÁndo pasÓ lo de ellos, simon? porque ahora... yo he visto a mi madre como la bruja del cuento, pero resulta que mi padre tal vez no es tan santo... >>no, no, patricia, ten cuidado con lo que estÁs pensando. tu padre es uno de los hombre mÁs fieles y nobles que he conocido en mi vida. >>es que ahora

más de 50 bomberos acudieron esta madrugada a una residencia ubicada en alexandra para sofocar el fuego. luego esta usaron escaleras para entrar y revisar daños. autoridades dijeron que el dueño de la casa usaban tanque de oxígeno para respirar y no está claro si tuvo que ver con la causa del incendio. la víctima no ha sido identificada. - un niño de 5 años se recupera luego de haber sido atropellado por una camioneta de trabajo. la policía esta búsqueda del súper del colocó un vehículo que huyó de la escena y describen el vehículo como parte comercial y escalera en el techo. - la policía capitalina dijo que todavía no saben por qué un hombre abrió fuego a 4 personas ayer afuera de una tienda. víctor león, 50 en años, enfrenta cargos de asalto con intento de asesinato y permanece arrestado sin derecho fiesta. el ataque ocurrió cuando las personas esperaban en una parada de autobús. 2 de las víctimas están en estado crítico.

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. >> we have alexandra field at princeton. officials are deciding whether or not to let the students get the vaccine. >> reporter: they are making that decision this weekend. after they make it available, it would be up to the students to decide if they want to get the vaccine that has only been approved overseas. princeton officials are meeting this weekend to discuss vaccinations on campus. it is to combat the meningitis "b" outbreak. the first case developed when the first student returned from spring break in march. additional cases were reported and an outbreak was declared in may. a total of six students and one visitor are linked outbreak. the case last week reported is still hospitalized this morning. >> it was instant. she went from feeling almost fine to the next minute at 103 fever. >> reporter: bacterial meningitis is rare. the strain causing this is rare in the united states. it is not included in currently available vaccines. the bacteria can cause infections of the lining of the brain and spinal cord. symptoms a

. >> cnn he's alexandra field is at laguardia airport in new york. people kind of like their cell free zone. what's motivating the fcc here? >> this is something talked about before and it continues to be brought up as people become increasingly connected to cell phones and smartphones. we've asked frequent flyers here this morning their thoughts. there's almost universal support for the idea of being able to text in the air. however, when it comes to talk on the phone, there's a thought of being trapped next to someone chatting incessantly. if someone was going to have a phone call for a minute or two, that wouldn't be a big inconvenience but there is a big concern some of your fellow passengers wouldn't be as courteous. >> imagine if you're objecting to the person next to you, the tone of their conversation. that could prompt a few arguments. they looked at lifting this ban a few years ago. what's changed? >> reporter: well, for one, we have seen that foreign airlines, some foreign airlines are allowing passengers to talk on board. so safety isn't

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