sorry, we couldn t do it. from the time that the news broke of lennon s death, new yorkers began streaming to the dakota apartments. reporter: by the time yoko had arrived home, fans had filled the streets. it is hard to imagine. still to this day, i guess, it still feels like a dream. more than 3,000 miles away in england, then 17-year-old julian lennon was just waking up when he got the news. he immediately flew to new york. every person on the plane had the newspaper of dad the s picture and john lennon slain, murdered, and da, da, da. and that is a toughy, a toughy. and julien went right to the
They reloaded many times their weapons, and they took plenty of time. they were not shouting. they were were not talking. they were not saying anything from what i heard. and they were very young. who is were they is what julien was asking, and why were they doing those things? those questions, we may have more answers, but the law enforcement is not telling us auz of yet. they have spent the last 24 hours looking at the forensic evidence behind me, and i have been watching the police vehicles enter throughout the day, and then directly to the right, alex, a vigil that has just within the last hour since we have spoke grown by 15 or 20 candles, and as i said before, they are coming, stopping, thinking, maybe saying a little prayer or putting their head down, and then moving on. that is where it is right now,
Bombs, or whatever. it happened so fast, we were just trying to hide and save our lives. so i looked to one guy, and the one i described to you, very young. and he was not wearing tactical stuff. he was just a random guy, i mean, i could have met him two minutes before and never thought he was a terrorist. i know you said your friends said they heard some people speaking. do you know what language they were speaking, were they speaking french? i believe so. i believe so. because the friends i talked to, we were talking between them. i believe they were speaking french. i don t know if they were french but they were speaking french. julien, when you went to the
Radioed and says he s got technical issues, that does mean that he s actually gone through all his procedures to correct these issue, if he gets warning flag, whatever, it could be a fuel blockage. we just don t know. there are many things, but hopefully we ll soon find out what is hatching to see the beebe debris field. i will put it to the egyptian authorities, russian torts him you say julien, more than 20 ambulances rushing to that area. 220 passengers, crew members, thank you so much. we will likely come back to you throughout this show to get your analysis as more information comes in. thank you. we will continue to follow the breaking news storiments reaction as well from world leaders on a major white house
Well able to cope with that, it has all the latest technology on board. indeed, it is a fly by aircraft. which means everything is run by batteries and batteries of computers and back-up systems as well. julien, alison kosic as well. are you hearing survivors, you are hearing reports of survivors possibly. anything that you can see l see in that central area of sinai that would pre vent rescuers from getting that fact? well, there is a level of insurgency. you get outbreaks, terrorists are related to isis. though a few hundred people have been killed. it s not a major area of conflict. but it s enough to be irritateing and to delay the masses. however, if there is a concerted effort. my understanding is egyptian fighter jets, that energy sponsor the debris or where the
Celebration to last night rather than tonight. but because of another storm hitting the region, the fireworks show was earlier than had been planned, and the kbobo pops were forced to cancel the traditional 1812 overture, and concert goers were told to leave immediately afterwards because of the severe weather. in the midwest, thousands watched the spectacular show above the skies of columbus, ohio. it s a tradition that s been going on for 34 years. people staked their spots hours before the show gets going. on this july 4th, another fast-moving wildfire is erupting in california, this one in the hills of eastern san diego county. flames tore across rugged terrain toward the historic mining town of julien, destroying two homes and threatening hundreds more. by nightfall, crews were able to manage the fire and stop it from spreading. holiday celebrations in julien have been canceled. and crews battling that stubborn fire in northern california s wine country are making progress.
Julien, i want to ask you, when we talk about advisers, 300 military advisers, that conqujus up a lot. is the president worried? the worrying is always the mission. you lose control and you feel pressure both from the war front and the home front to increase involvement. something happens to the advisers, there s pressure to increase military presence. the situation gets worse there and you ve already committed to solving it. and you need to send more troops. vietnam started with advisers. and when people from that generation hear this, they know very clearly that kennedy had send in advisers into a war that escalated quickly. the mission is on the mind of the president and all of the military and they re watching closely as these people go overseas. and, gentlemen, i know vietnam is something that you re familiar with. do you think the 300 is going to
Win? jayden, julien, dad, who will win? i think julien will win. i think jayden. can i do a jumpba ball? go! this way, not that way. hey! was that a little bit of goaltending there? all right, guys, come on back in. can you give me a pen? i will let you go first. this will be worth a lot of money. it will make me rich one day. thank you so much. you guys are awesome. making the rounds.
To make it to the nba or the wnba and go to college. i m sure they will excel. julien, what do you think about how many years you been playing now? since i was 3. you haven t said, but the thing can we get you guys to demonstrate a little bit? get me in on the action. i m not very good. i played softball and didn t do basketball, but oh, boy. how do you the fancy thing with your leg there? let s see. ah! and there it goes. let me run and get it. all right, can you do a little one-on-one for me? who do you think is going to
Points a game. where does she get all talent from? maybe from her older brother, julien, who joined the boy s basketball team at the age of 11. both the basketball prodigies just started playing at the age of 3 years old. they are all joining us now, jayden and julien along with parents jayden and vivian. good morning, guys. good morning. last time i saw you in orlando, you were making national news and on espn and you have grown. oh, yeah, i shall you back on the court in february. and i remember meeting you, jayden, and watching you dribble thinking you re incredible. now you re on the high school basketball team, what do you think of playing with girls so much older? it s good because you get to play with big girls and make them fall. you make them smafall? yes. and you re starting on the