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Lots of unexpected moments were captured in 2017. breaking down the most memorable ones. >> it was a year full of instagram moments. facebook and twitter feed filled with laugh out loud moments, others tugged at our heartstrings. a few even sparked a nationwide movement. like the scene from early spring, an elderly doctor in an oversold flight, united airlines pay dearly. a settlement nightmare. in the wake, changes were made the entire industry. jaws dropped when video surface from charlottesvi...

Some of the caught on camera moments of 2017. >> it was a year filled with instagram-worthy moments. our facebook and twitter feeds filled with laugh out loud videos. some made our hearts swing and others tugged at our heart strings. an elderly doctor dragged from an oversold flight. united airlines paid dearly. a settlement and p.r. nightmare. in the wake, changes were made across the entire industry. jaws dropped when video surfaced from charlottesville showing a car driving into a crowd. they...

An oversold flight, frequent flyers were furious. united airlines paid dearly. a settlement to the pr nightmare. in the wake changes were made across the entire industry. cameras love crime and they recorded a lot of it like growing trend of bad guys casing out houses and making off with deliveries. the cops getting robbed in florida. a week being pilfered in fresno. right from a big apple fest. - cams were eyewitness to shocking scenes like this. a delivery truck running a red light in missouri...

The days i was working i took apart the "new york times" article on benghazi. i said, you know, that they didnt cite a pentagon report that said that this local militia that attacked and killed the ambassador did have ties to al qaeda. they didnt even mention it. and that it was ridiculous to think this wasnt methodically planned out. more to heavy weaponry. guys casing the place and all that thats what i said. what do you say about the "times" theory? >> well, i think the "new york times" deser...

The days i was working i took apart the "new york times" article on benghazi. i said, you know, that they didnt cite a pentagon report that said that this local militia that attacked and killed the ambassador did have ties to al qaeda. they didnt even mention it. and that it was ridiculous to think this wasnt methodically planned out. more to heavy weaponry. guys casing the place and all that thats what i said. what do you say about the "times" theory? >> well, i think the "new york times" deser...