it was not a eulogy, people. michael kicked off live by thanking viewers but he did not mention co-host kelly ripa even once. we learned that the ripa omission was pointed o strahan during a commercial break and just before sign off he circled back as an afterthought. kelly, i thank you. i love you. everyone else here at live and i m not going to cry on tv. i promise you. a source telling us that kelly was thrust into the drama at the last minute. she was called last night after 10::0 p.m. by a producer to fill in. anna s instagram places her at a hillary clinton victory party at the time. she was told michael s exit would not be mentioned on the show but that changed minutes before going live. anna was great. audience members told us there waa no official explanation about kelly s absence. i was thinking she was emotional and maybe couldn t handle the show t people were a little we thought she might be a little heartbroken. she s probably so depressed she
people derailed.dera dozens of passengers were injured. fox5 s alexandra limon is lifele at union station tonight which did see some service impacts from the crash. alex. reporter:s that he right,ig that fatal train wreck also lefo people here in our region unable to travel in some cases becauses of part of the northeast rail corridor was partially shutdownt for a large part of the day. but the latest information that we havein from amtrak is that trains are expected to run on a normal schedule tomorrow. now, take a look from some video from earlier today after thatt crash happened about 15 miles south of philadelphia.hila you can see passengers, some were injured. others just con fused after palmetto train 89 collided withh a backhoe that was on the tracks. the crash happened around 750 this morning. the train was headed from neweae york to savannah. the national transportationti safety board is now on site ande part of their investigation wiln be t backhoe was on the lif
with their other offering, music. musically, what s happening is very exciting. ten years ago, artists would still go on tour as a way to sell records. today, no one is making any money selling records. the only real money is in the live performance, and to have an intimate experience with an artist becomes very precious. wesley, otherwise known as john wesley harding, has had a long music career, but his sold-out cabinet of wonders cabaret show at city winery is one of his favorite gigs. i think we re up to our 92nd show. the whole idea of a comfortable evening out with good wine and good food is a good deal, too. the way our show is run and run here is tribute to the fact that there s a certain kind of thing that is perfect for this place. don t blink because in an instant, city winery has one more trick up its sleeve. this well oiled machine quickly
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congressman to his son, the phone calls from the son made to i believe it was the future father-in-law and the other calls first lady there. how much time would he be facing if convicted of all the charges? yeah, i mean, he is facing 150 years, and that s just addressing the congressman. we re not talking, again, about the 25-year-old son and his future father-in-law. those phone calls, anderson, there were seven in total that went back and forth between the congressman and his son while the congressman was at that white house congressional picnic. and they re very quick. they finally connected on that seventh phone call. this is shortly after only minutes that the u.s. attorney s office says that he received that e-mail saying that the drug trial had failed. and then according to the attorney s office, his son, cameron, 25 years old, again, went to his fiancee s family s house to tell them in person that the drug trial had failed, that they needed to do something about it, alleged
president, came out when that war started and said, we are all georgians now. john mccain was pledging, basically, that if he were president, the united states would act as if we were georgia. we, america, would go to war with russia on behalf of this other country. and at the time that john mccain presidential candidate was pledging a war with russia because we are all georgians now, at the time that he was doing that, the lobbying firm of his top foreign policy adviser randy scheunemann had u.s., been hired and put on the payroll of the government of georgia. that s the one time you might remember randy scheunemann, that might have got the united states in a shooting war with russia. but mccain didn t win the presidency and he went back to a standard government policy guy. you haven t heard much about him since then. until this week. until this week a really, really weird story about randy scheunemann was broken by the daily beast. he belongs to a private skiing club in mon