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>> yeah, probably to complain. >> all right. well, a new york man is back home after the flight of his life. check out this selfie taken by chris o'leary. he appeared to be the only passenger. it turns out everyone else booked on the cleveland to new york plane to take an earlier flight, but o'leary was in his hotel room and didn't hear the announcements at the airport, but he has no complaints. >> the best part was there were no crying babies on board, no one in front of me to lean their seat back in to me or anything. i felt no guilt leaning my seat back either. >> hope they gave you an extra pack of peanuts, too. o'leary was not the only passenger. the plane went back to the gate and picked up another person. but that person slept the entire way to laguardia. >> at least they let him sit in first class. wouldn't it be awful if they made him -- no, 22-f is yours. stay right there. something else turning a lot of heads this morning, the community north of minneapolis. a front yard snow sculpture.
>> all right. well, a new york man is back home after the flight of his life. check out this selfie taken by chris o'leary. he appeared to be the only passenger. it turns out everyone else booked on the cleveland to new york plane to take an earlier flight, but o'leary was in his hotel room and didn't hear the announcements at the airport, but he has no complaints. >> the best part was there were no crying babies on board, no one in front of me to lean their seat back in to me or anything. i felt no guilt leaning my seat back either. >> hope they gave you an extra pack of peanuts, too. o'leary was not the only passenger. the plane went back to the gate and picked up another person. but that person slept the entire way to laguardia. >> at least they let him sit in first class. wouldn't it be awful if they made him -- no, 22-f is yours. stay right there. something else turning a lot of heads this morning, the community north of minneapolis. a front yard snow sculpture.
to be answered. we are closely watching that manhunt in pennsylvania where former marine reservist bradley williams stone is being sought for the murder of six family members, including his ex-wife in a community north of philadelphia. moments aago county officials gave an update on what they described as a dynamic and fluid investigation. family, friends and neighbors who know stone say he was discharged from the military after suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder. more on this developing story coming up ahead. plus, for thousands of veterans back from the batt battlefield in iraq and afghanistan, help could have been on the way. but one senator has been blocking a bill. who is he? why is he doing it? that coming up. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. for lotus f1 team, the competitive edge is the cloud. powered by microsoft dynamics, azure, and office 365, the team can gain real time insights and instantly share information around the globe.
a north texas man is trying to clear his name after he was for violating a city ordinance. they arrested him but they said it wasn't because he was violating that law, but because you have to show these signs on private land. do you buy that? >> i think it's bogus, i think they were stretching to find something. i know this community north of dallas, it's an aftfluent community. they really were ticked off at this guy, they tried to get him, but they couldn't get him because of the constitution and freedom of speech. so they got him on -- the taxpayers are going to waste money prosecuting a guy who- >> it's just like flashing your lights. >> as long as you're just
a north texas man is trying to clear his name after he was arrested for violating a city ordinance. they arrested him but they said it wasn't because he was violating that law, but because you have to show these signs on private land. do you buy that? >> i think it's bogus, i think they were stretching to find something. i know this community north of dallas, it's an aftfluent community. they really were ticked off at this guy, they tried to get him, but they couldn't get him because of the constitution and freedom of speech. so they got him on -- the taxpayers are going to waste money prosecuting a guy who- >> it's just like flashing your lights. >> as long as you're just
>> this is all caffeine. got my caffeine on me. like a total crack head. >> we got a line of people coming in with coffee just for you. they are waiting in line off camera. there they are. >> good to be back. good morning, everybody. let's get started. we begin with the second teacher to be killed by a student. a vigil held outside of boston last night to remember a high school matho wa >kaaersmre f1 o& deaersmre f1 o& student who's now charged in the crime. >> reporter: this grisly murder left a community north of boston in shock. >he wresp love >> 14-year-old phillip chism is accused of fatally stabbing a 24-year-old colleen ritzer, a beloved math teacher at danvers high school where chism was a >> she was not answering her cell phone. police initiated a search for the teacher and discovered blood
tornadoes ripped through the midwest an entire communities were destroyed in the middle of the night. you can see the debris shooting off of that tornado. unbelievable pictures we've got today. our next guest toured the destruction from a twister that he himself survived after spending a harrowing night in a safe room with his wife and his children. joining me now by phone oklahoma state representative randy graw. tell me about where you were and what your family did to take action during all of this? >> certainly. i live in edmund, which is a community north of oklahoma city, and i'd say that the local media did a great job keeping everyone informed about the track of this tornado. we knew it was coming to our area. we couldn't really see it, though because it had rain wrapped around it. we started to get into the safe room, i looked out the window this in front of my house and could actually see it coming down my street, you could see the debris swirling and of
>> shepard: july was the hottest month ever roared in our country. that's according to climate scientists who say they chekdz records going back to 18956789 average temperature in the lower 48 last month was 77.6 degrees. just a little bit higher than the previous record set during the dust bowl in july of 3 '36. map reveals which areas got the worst of this last month. areas shaded in orange and red right here where temperatures were much higher than average. turns out walking around with antlers on your head can be a big problem. just ask this moose. got all tangled in a swing set in a community north of salt lake city. homeowner called the cops and sergeant showed up in w. a pair of bolt cutters. >> i tried to be calm, talk calm. >> come on, one more. there was one point i actually reached out and was kind of petting him on the head, trying to let him know that i wasn't going to hurt him.
they are people, too. >>shepard: in word on jurors have actually stopped by that restaurant but all the jurors are from that county because that is where they took the jury pool before bringing them over to orange county. well, police in wyoming say a man shot five people at a home in a small town and four of them were members of his family and all of them are dead. authorities say the man is under arrest after a brief stand off. the town is a farming and ranching community north of the capital of wyoming and emergency workers took a 5th victim to the hospital. and another shooting spree in grand rapids, michigan, an ex-con victim went out hunting his victims, killing seven people in all. hunting, by the way, a quote, cops say the 34-year-old skilled
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