hank said bill paxton was a wonderful man, a wonderful man. the actor is survived by two children and wife of 30 years. his final film, the circle. is scheduled for release in april. shannon, back to you. shannon: thank you very much, william. bill: what a life, huh? shannon: like he was concerned. but across the board what you re hearing from people is he was really a great guy, better than he was an actor. bill: 61 is too young. some classic lines we heard from great, great movies. our best to his family remembering him today. waiting on the president. he is meeting now with the governors association in the white house. we ll play it for you when it becomes available. also getting ready to lay out his priorities. first address to congress tomorrow night in prime time. what will he say on infrastructure, obamacare and on and on and on? it will be a big night when we continue top of the hour right here in america s newsroom.
the letter i started. so you ll hear me refer to him as my father. many people have mentioned, of course, february 20th, 1962. from that i do this, people have come up to me and said, gosh, what a life. john glenn s your father. he s a hero. what s that like to have a hero for a father? and from the very first time i think that i was asked that, i thought about it and said, he s he s just my dad. you have been my teacher, my nemesis yes [ laughter ] my singing partner, you tenor, me melody, and my source i ll
students who became sick after eating at a local chipotle are suffering from the highly contagious norovirus and not e. coli. the restaurant is temporarily closed. boston health officials have decided this particular restaurant has multiple violations including keeping meat at current temperatures and also allowing a sick employee to come to work. the chipotle food chain has been under a microscope since late october when it was first linked to the e. coli outbreak that sickened 47 people in at least six other states. and an american billionaire, the co-founder of the northface clothing company has died. douglas tompkins was boating with five other people in southern chile when his kayak capsized. he died from severe hypothermia. tompkins was 72 years old and an environmentalist who leaves behind a legacy of conservation. thomas? wow, what a life. frances, thank you very much. we ll shift our attention back to politics. straight ahead for you, the
author himself, john meachum, on the bush 41 presidency on his life. it is called destiny and power. it is very interesting to hear. bill: i agree with you. palace intrigue. apparently the book s thick. it is nine hundred pages. martha: what a life. bill: amazing life. bill: what a life indeed. more coming up. meantime quentin tarantino doubling down on tough talk about cops. how much of his own talk contributing to anti-police sentiment in america? our panel weighs in on that. martha: look at that. it is a rare blue diamond. bill: oh. martha: it will soon be available, folks. christmas is coming. how much do you think that little baby is worth? bill: yes. hello, dan. danny boy on the line for you.
looks good for 94. wow, what a life. incredible. he does look good. preparing the show this morning, we noticed something, russia has been a virtual treasure trove of wild stuff for us this summer. always crazy video out of russia. everything we have seen featured cars and vehicles. why stop now? that s right. who really knows what this dude was thinking when he decided to roll around on a shopping cart in the middle of a busy highway. obviously he caused all sorts of traffic headaches. but he didn t seem to care. i m guessing maybe a little vodka may have been involved in this one. purely speculating. i don t get that one. what was he thinking? clean up in lane three. what is going on? are you kidding me? that looks like a, a very busy highway, out there on the little cart. so dangerous. go home, vladamir, go home. relax. all right. coming up next, when the shoe fits, wear it. as we see. even if that calls for painful surgery.