oh, my goodness. look, honey, if it s going to upset you, just tell this ticheba not to come. [ gasps ] endora: not to come? [ laughs ] that s the funniest thing you ve ever said. nobody tells ticheba anything. why not? who is she queen of the witches or something? that is right. that s right. ask a silly question. [ thunder crashes ] [ wind howling ] how very nice. well, thank you, your majesty. where is the main house? uh, i m afraid this is it. really? if you don t mind, i think i d prefer my own chair. of course not, your majesty. . [ growls ] yes? i forgot the question. uh. [ grunts ] how long is she gonna be here? samantha: well, i don t know, sweetheart. well, it doesn t matter, as long as she s gone by the time i get home. well, i m leaving. come here, my dear. my dear, i have decided to abdicate, and you have been chosen to serve in my place. well, i-i m honored, your majesty, more than words can express. and i can t accept it. i beg your pardon? what s botheri
and with fuel prices down, the airlines starting to pass on some of the savings to passengers. fares last month were 18% cheaper than a year ago. analysts expect that trend to continue. those are some of our top stories on this monday, columbus day, october 12th. from abc news, this is world news now. and we do say good morning to you everyone. we re going to get started on a serious note with the that deadly terror attack in turkey. nearly 100 people killed as bombs exploded during a peace rally. mourners are angry with the government. the turkish air force is attacking kurdish militants. abc s alex marquardt is there. reporter: youthful singing and joined hands under a clear blue sky. the peace this rally called for shattered by two blasts. many fled as fast as they could. others stayed to help the wounded. the deadliest terror attack in turkish history. almost 100 killed. today, the site was cordoned off by police. forensics teams combing it for clues. this is as
was your lottery rigged? plus, a possible cancer breakthrough. could elephants hold the key to beating cancer? the secret in their dna, and the new hope for saving lives. good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i m tom llamas. we begin with an airline travel mess affecting thousands of passengers. the trouble, with a type of airline ticketing technology. creating lines across the country. in las vegas, arriving on the monorail, seemingly endless lines. inside, passengers waiting everywhere in epic lines. with the work week about to begin, kayna whitworth is at l.a.x. reporter: tonight, a travel nightmare for thousands as southwest airlines grapples with a computer glitch. lines spilling all the way to the curb in las vegas and denver. and tents set up in los angeles to shield passengers waiting from the heat. southwest blaming a technology issue affecting everything from its website to mobile app reservation centers and airports. sometimes murphy s law g
surprising motorists. it also tossed around a u.s. postal service semi truck lifting it into the air and ripping it apart. no one was injured. and with fuel prices down, the airlines starting to pass on some of the savings to passengers. fares last month were 18% cheaper than a year ago. analysts expect that trend to continue. those are some of our top stories on this monday, columbus day, october 12th. from abc news, this is world news now. and we do say good morning to you everyone. on a serious note with the that deadly terror attack in turkey. nearly 100 people killed as bombs exploded during a peace rally. mourners are angry with the government. the turkish air force is attacking kurdish militants. abc s alex marquardt is there. reporter: youthful singing and joined hands under a clear blue sky. the peace this rally called for many fled as fast as they could. others stayed to help the wounded. the deadliest terror attack in turkish history. almost 100 killed.
could elephants hold the key to beating cancer? the secret in their dna, and the new hope for saving lives. good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i m tom llamas. we begin with an airline travel mess affecting thousands of passengers. the trouble, with a type of airline ticketing technology. creating lines across the country. in las vegas, arriving on the monorail, seemingly endless lines. inside, passengers waiting everywhere in epic lines. with the work week about to begin, kayna whitworth is at l.a.x. nightmare for thousands as southwest airlines grapples with a computer glitch. the curb in las vegas and denver. to shield passengers waiting from the heat. southwest blaming a technology issue affecting everything from its website to mobile app reservation centers and airports. sometimes murphy s law gets you, doesn t it? reporter: the trouble beginning around 10:00 a.m. as southwest begins manually issuing boarding passes. by mid-morning, a tweet from s