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Put together, he would later say, "with spit, bailing wire, and high spirits." >> each night i was welcoming a new station until one night early in the 50s i said, good toening, everybody, coast to coast, douglas edwards. >> mason: douglas edwards anchored this newscast for 14 years. >> reporting once again from paris. >> mason: reporting the biggest stories of his time. >> and down goes the "andrea dorea." i thank you so very much. >> mason: edwards holds a record not likely to be broken. he an...

Essentially ended his years in exile, buried in this very honorable place where i say so many generals were buried. the composer of the french national anthem also buried there. this is very much a scene setter in keeping with the military nature of the event, but also, you know, in keeping i suppose if you will with some of the commonalities between president trump and president macron that they see, if you will, some sense of common vision about isis. that they see theres potential for coopera...

Tonight breaking news as we come on the air. terror in the train station. the explosion. emergency evacuations. the suspected suicide bomber taken down. also tonight the flight to houston rocked by dangerous turbulence. multiple injuries. passengers taken off in stretchers enchts the state of emergency just declared. a major tropical storm bearing down on the gulf and new orleans. rob marciano standing by. the white house and the country watching one race in georgia tonight. will republicans...

The boss could be heading to broadway, the "new york post" is reporting bruce springsteen will perform an eight-week run in new york, intimate concerts five times a week. the paper says dates havent been finalized but as you might imagine, its generating a lot of excitement among fans on social media. stay tuned for more. the latest fitness

Able to run the customers across the system, revolutionary customer experience that will really change the way you get in and out of the airport. >> reporter: new technology redefining air travel, perhaps forever changing the face of flying. miguel almaguer, nbc news, boston. bruce springsteen heading to a more intimate stage this fall. forever changing the face of flying. miguel almaguer, nb c news boston. bruce springsteen heading to a more intimate stage this fall. for my constipation, my...

For us to follow have led us into an abyss of violent rhetoric which, it should be no surprise, has led to violence. yesterday was not the first time. in december last year, a man with an assault rifle stormed into a washington-area pizzeria to free child sex slaves whom hillary clinton was holding what-- or at least, thats what political blog sites had said. he fired into a locked door, to discover no children in chains. bernie sanders has called the president the most dangerous in history, and...

D reporter: tired of beatlemania, sick of touring, the beatles needed a break, and paul mccartney had an idea. >> we needed to get away from murselves. how about if we just become sort of an alter-ego band? >> reporter: influenced by the beach boys "pet sounds," and instruments and technology that stretched what pop music could sound like, "sgt. pepper" used ceerything from a 40-piece hechestra on "a day in the life"... ♪ i read the news today oh, boy >> reporter: ...to a harpsichord on "fixin...

>> mason: how else could we begin our final story but by saying it was 50 years ago today that the beatles buried their moptops and gave birth to "sgt. pepper." so let me introduce you to the one and only jim axelrod. >> reporter: it was a hit right out of the gate. 15 weeks at number one, four grammys, including album of the year. ♪ it was 20 years ago today sgt. pepper taught the band to play ♪ >> reporter: but a half century and 32 million albums later, ilgt. peppers lonely hearts club ba...

President will decide. sources say he has even discussed the possibility of renegotiating the agreement. jt, jeff, it is far from clear that the rest of the world would agree with that. >> glor: chip reid at the white house. enip, thank you very much. the way has been cleared for james comey to tell congress about his discussions with the man who fired him, president trump. heres justice correspondent jeff pegues. ne reporter: sources tell cbs news that special counsel robert mueller has giving ...

Finally, america strong. the 6-year-old girl ready for the biggest test of her life. >> my name is edith abigail fuller. >> reporter: edith fuller from tulsa, oklahoma. in march, at just 5 years old, she became the youngest person ever to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee. >> b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. baedeker. >> correct. >> it didnt even seem difficult for her. i couldnt spell the words she was spelling. >> reporter: it didnt end there. >> mesmerize. sarsaparilla. >> correct.