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Transformation taking place, until we actually see it, and see proof over fitime. if theres a softer presidential side from trump that has not emerged but his new team can bring out, more power to them. they can put him back into much stronger convention. but three days from now, you know, in an offhand remark explodes on something, well say that was a very short-lived pivot. i think we have to be a little careful here. i do think what hes got is hes got some very smart people who are good tacti...

A connection in that regard at the endgame, im not going to deknow that. >> reporter: the payment marked an installment of $1.7 billion, interest included, because washington feared that iran would win a much larger amount in international courts. but officials insisted the cash payment and the release of the u.s. hostages proceed along separate tracks of diplomacy. administration officials from the president on down have noted that the white house disclosed the reaching of the financial settlem...

Margaret brennan, our state department correspondent, is with us tonight. margaret? >> reporter: scott, well, the administration now admits that they held on to the cash until it was clear that the prisoners had left iran. but u.s. officials still deny tat this was ransom, because the money was owed to iran as part of a failed arms deal 35 years ago. what we know is that a plane loaded with swiss francs and euros took off from a geneva airport january 17, at the same time that a plane carrying t...

A connection in that regard at the endgame, im not going to deknow that. >> reporter: the payment marked an installment of $1.7 billion, interest included, because washington feared that iran would win a much larger amount in international courts. but officials insisted the cash payment and the release of the u.s. hostages proceed along separate tracks of diplomacy. administration officials from the president on down have noted that the white house disclosed the reaching of the financial settlem...

>> just hell on earth. >> tonight, the wildfire that triggered a state of emergency. >> it turns out to burn a house its going to ignite and burn up. >> new at 6:00 how to identify what makes a house vulnerable and protect your property. and tonight, the change to cal train that could almost double the number of passengers every day. >> its too much for one person to handle. you know? >> yeah. burned down homes, evacuations and a smoke-filled sky are reminders of the wildfires in lake county a...

Next tonight here, a frightening scene inside jfk airport here in new york. passengers running for cover, armed officers then sweeping through the terminal. and this evening, authorities are now revealing what may have caused the chaos. abcs gio benitez, at jfk tonight. >> everybody down! >> reporter: the late-night shutdown of two major terminals at one of the worlds largest airports, triggering chaos overnight. >> someone started screaming and everyone just literally dropped their bags. on the...

Pennsylvania. but right now the numbers dont look good at all for trump. the last four polls out of pennsylvania show clinton, hillary clinton, with double digit leads, up there at ten. its about ten, holding there, between ten and 11 points. this is awful for trump. joining me are two men who know pennsylvania, what it takes to win that state. ed rendell, the former governor of pennsylvania, former mayor of philadelphia, former d.a. and john brayben, former strategist for rick santorum. it seem...

Win that state. ed rendell, the former governor of pennsylvania, former mayor of philadelphia, former d.a. and john brayben, former strategist for rick santorum. it seems to me that hillary and joe biden today were chipping away at what might be the trump base. they are going for that bottom 30%. they are going past the suburbs, going to scranton, going for a big win. >> theres no question, chris. and they have got a message. the message is this guy they are running against is a phony. he talks ...

Ive flown worse. ive been brought here by pablo mora, a teacher at medellin university and a particular enthusiast for this classic of golden age aviation. youve taken this flight before? >> pablo: yes. every time i have a chance, i come here and fly one. its a romantic thing. >> anthony: he sees the work that these hulking great airships and their pilots do as daredevil humanitarian missions for the more remote colombians. do they have an in-flight movie? >> pablo: no, no, no. nor first class e...

Down to florida. that means ill have to risk exposure on the plane. i reached out to the faa about this. the faa said they do not set standards for the amount of fire retardant in cabins. standards set by the epa may influence the type and amount of fire retardant used in aircraft cabins. okay. so we asked the epa and they said they dont regulate frame retardants, either. they suggested we contact the consumer product safe commission. so we did. and they said that they, quote, have no jurisdicti...