man #2 on radio: straight to bluebird. man #3 on radio: "taku blue," man. taku blue. ( man on radio continues ) ( man continues ) ( laughs ) ( man laughs ) woman: i think the greatest surprise in this trip was showing up to some zones that mac and sage had skied a couple years ago that now are covered in a sheet of ice. - ( scraping ) - ( man grunts ) yeah, everything, it's all ice down there. ere. ( scraping ) oh--! ( grunts, pants ) man: my line was ice the whole way. - man: no snow, huh? - oh, my god. that was gnarly. but it feels like i'm on my toes more than-- more than usual. and as always, it gives me ever increasing respect for ak and the mountains up here. hey, can you guys spot my line for me? ( men laughing ) man: angel's ready. uh... this is gonna be dangerous. ( clatters ) okay, i'm ready. angel: but i mean, all you can ever do is try your best. and so i'm up here and i'm givin' her-- i'm havin' a great time. when in doubt, just stop. ( man on radio ) ...go, go. - man: yeah, girl. - angel: whoo-hoo! man: hurry, angel. killin' it. go, go, go, go

no man's as black as he's painted. no man gets a reputation like moxon without reason. i saw him take a man in dodge once, and it was murder, moxon enjoyed it. remember who that man was? one of ringo's men. i don't know his name. ringo? a killer that brags about how many law men he's killed. the point is-- ray, i'd like to see you. what's up? sevier's trying to make up his mind whether to run or not. ah, you gotta learn patience in this business, slow and easy. word gets ahead and your next job is half done for you when you get there. frank, i'll give it to you straight. i've been hearing things about you i don't like. i don't have to defend myself to any man. i'm an officer of the law doing a job, a dirty job that everybody else is afraid of doing. how long do you think i'd live if i waited to ask questions of some of the men i'm after, instead of shootin' em? you've got a law or you've haven't. you forget it for sevier, and then you gotta forget it for somebody else, a man isn't human that hasn't got it in him to give a little. i couldn't live like that. well, then i'

man: take the curtain! second man: take the box! curtain! take the box! [all talking at once] why don't you sit down? put your wig on. no, it's air balloon. balloon--breath! breath! bad breath! a year's supply of mouthwash! no, no. no, no, no, fred. you take the box. the box! you sure, grady? i'm positive, fred. it's the box. the box. i'll take the box. the box is yours. but before we show you what you've got in the box, let's see what you turned down behind curtain number one. a brand new convertible! y] you told me to take that box. look what was behind the curtain! a convertible! lamont would have liked that. i could see him now parked up there on mulholland drive with a pretty girl and kissing her. then, if it got cloudy, he could put the top up so it couldn't rain on his parade. i'm so sorry, fred. fred, i'm sorry. dumb blond, you! now, fred, let's see what you've won in the box. lindsey? a color television set! i'm gonna give you a big hug! i got a color television! woo! yeah! yay! i got a great big color tv. [talking indistinctly] i won a 21-inch c

city man? backwoodsman? well, at first i thought he was a city man. broad trail he left, the amateur way he tried to cover it up. but i soon learned better. go ahead. i heard him ahead of me, and then he rode off. live with the indians, judge. takes a pretty good trail man to double back and get behind me, but he did. well, maybe he outsmarted you. maybe he didn't double back at all. -how would he do that? -i don't know. i'm not a trail man, either, but there must be ways. suppose he, um, slapped his horse on ahead and hid in ambush. that horse had a rider on it, well, at any rate, for the present, you must agree that black jack is a near-perfect criminal. makes his robbery, disposes of the posse on his trail, doesn't leave a single clue. i wouldn't say that. criminals always leave clues. he left quite a few. what were they? let's say he smoked cigars, expensive cigars. when i came to, there was still the odor of cigar smoke in the air. but that's not a clue. it was too windy to smoke that day. but believe me, judge, he left clues. i think you're bluf

wow, man. listen up, man. i tell you, man. i got trouble. mr. sanford, i got trouble, man, and you are the only one that can help me. i'm the only one that can help you? that's right. well, you're in bad trouble. you know i got 2 sisters, right? yeah. well, i forgot that my oldest sister's allergic to goats, man. she can't stay in the same house with chico. oh, wow. that's a drag. yeah, man. not only is the house filled with the goat running all over the place, man, but there's goat hairs all over, man. oh. yeah. so my poor sister, man. last night she couldn't sleep for one second, man. she's exhausted. so i was wondering, man-- i mean, you know, maybe-- well, i mean, i-- you know, i know you ain't got much room, but you think maybe just for one night, you know, so my sister and her little boy could sleep? hey, man, we got plenty of room. we don't. no, we don't. all our rooms are filled. what? all our rooms are filled. with what? air. i'm airin' 'em out. and, julio, i'd appreciate it very much if you would leave 'cause you're standing in the spo

just man to man. i wasn't laughing at you, mccullough. not exactly. it's, uh... the whole stupid thing that makes me laugh, you and a million others fired up with the... idea, the glory of war, ms, shiny buttons, medals. you listen to me, mccullough. i'm gonna do something for you, set you straight. war is a word. there's glory in the sound of it, at's where it ends. war is a foul, stinking sin. it makes men into butcherer and rips and tears them apart morally and physically. but colonel taylor said thaha- 'course he said! ( chuckles ) he wanted you. mccullough, what do you think of colonel taylor? colonel taylor, my boy... is a barbarian. a peasant. an educated peasant, but a peasant. his father before him was a peasant, and his father before him, peasants, all of them. i respect him for that. just how good, you'll come to know soon enough. i-i don't understand. my family... is one of the most aristocratic strains in all of the south. i was born a gentleman. atlanta's my home. plantations, wealth, comfort are my heritage. this war is being fought to

no man fought more bravely. i held him in my arms as he was dying, and he said, "find charles, and beg him totoorgive me." and... and me? and come home? my father is bull man, wisest of the cheyenne. i wear the war shirt. he who wears it is first into battle, last to leave it. whwhe man kills the buffalo... my people go hungry. he shoots my young men, and our women wail in the lodges. our children have no fathers to make meat. he who wears the war shirt must take care of his people, give them what they need. once i went to war with only a lance to show i was not afraid to die. i wear the war shirt, and it is a heavy burden. i would put it off... but my people need me. ( indians agreeing ) i will wear it... as long as i can. your people are in virginia. come home. the e ite man throws away his son. the white man steals from his own kind, leaves him to die in the desert. it was your fault. you was the devil tempting me. you had $5,000 in gold totoake into the wilderness where it wouldn't do you no good! you was ma

hey, man, forget the promotion, man. the eggs benedict, the new clothes, the cab -- it's costing me a fortune, man. the classy black chick i wanted to go out with now don't want to go out with me anymore. want to go back to being me, j.j., black j.j. evans! your coffee, sir. oh, thank you. i just want you to know, j.j., that we've been very pleased with your work here. oh, thank you, sir. and since i've just made up my mind who's going to be our new assistant art director, i want you to be the first to know. tell him we don't want the job. i hope i get the job, sir. ain't you got ears? there's no question you have the ability for the job, but raymond has the ability, too. doesn't have that little... something extra that i have. but raymond doesn't need it. he's getting the promotion. raymond?! raymond?! raymond? i've decided not to knuckle under anymore. from now on, there's going to be real equal opportunity around here, so i'm giving that job to a black. and i'm also sending sam ginsberg but, uh, mr. galbraith, if you

>> no man is required to be less than the man he is. you speak as an apache. it is hard to be vengeful. if the white man will give us peace with honor, we will come. [horse whinnies] ? [indiscernible] >> to the rocks! >> no, wait! >> it is no one's fault. he must do as he thinks right. we will have to move >> if we have to attack, we will send half the men while the others set up a covering fire. >> no. there is a better way. this time, i will listen to you. >> sent two man to each end of the ravine. they will distract him by opening fire. send two more men to the rear, writing fast as if going for help. [indiscernible] >> four-sided attacks? no wonder you are in the army. >> it does not please me to aid you in a conquest of nonna. [gunshots] >> hold your fire! [indiscernible] >> we will have to prove it to him. >> how? >> we are going in. >> oh, no. >> if anybody is going to commit suicide, that's my job. >> cochise! ? >> cochise knows it. >> i can't see a sign of him. i know apaches use camouflage, but these are ghosts. >> it is no ghost, colonel. he's cochi

too bad you didn't meet a man like me sooner, a man with some nerve. you'll pay for your kind of nerve. well, that's where i think you're wrong. you won't get away. huh. well, i got this far, didn't i? i'll be down in mexico in the morning when i...finish up here. you wanna go with me? it'd be better than dying. something probably you don't know, mrs. lawton. i'm a reader. read a lot of books. history's my favorite subject. learned a lot about people reading in the history books. a strong leader, people are nothing, absolutely nothing. pigs, cows, cattle, so forth. only trouble is, we're on different sides the fence. i tell you something else. there ain't no brave men on the muzzle end of this. ain't that right, randall? yeah. yeah, i reckon. you see? my leg, cramping again. huh. them kitchen knives ain't gonna do you no good, randall. a little less scared. well, you ain't lookin' at a brave man. you're lookin' at a scared man. ( windstorm ) hey. filled up. no rooms. looking for george newcomb. he's supposed to be staying here, isn't he? room 9. much o

. >> man: it hit by the plate. now at this point it will spec off. >> reporter: any police agency good luck into their computer and truck they vehicle minimizing the need for a chase. >> man: this is just one more tool in our toolbox of all the tools we have that hopefully in the right situation, the right time we deploy get it could save someone's life. >> reporter: according to star chase it is had an 80 apprehension rate but during our demonstration one device failed to stick. they said it could be because of weather, proximity of the officers from a playable part our sister station aired this dash cam video showing into list please officer trying and failing twice to get a ups truck or to a suspect's car. the officer continued to pursue driving up to 100 miles per hour until the suspect crashed into another car injuring that driver and killing himself. to be the first line of defense. >> man: part of the whole efficacy idea was again want to change policies, like to see stricter disease in light. >> reporter: h

there comes a time when a man -- if he is a man, you see what i'm saying? -- he must decide for himself the way that things are. do you follow? do you follow me, huh? yes. now, you shot that dude last night. he threw done, and you beat him to the punch. an armed robber, and he is dead. now, everyone else in this world is gonna suggest that you went and you did wrong, you somehow misused some right. but you don't got the right to shoot someone. nobody does. what you did last night, that wasn't your right. it was your duty. hey. hey. hey, now. that is a strange idea. ze. [ chuckles ] i'll tell you what else. i say that you -- you are okay. okay? they took your piece. you want a hide-out gun? i'll give it to you. you want to borrow 100 bucks? you just ask, it's yours. you want someone to keep a secret for you? norm buntz. hey, we all been there together, pal. i think i want one more drink. who rides decides. bartender... right away. so, uh, tell me about your dad. ahh. give me some of that. [ exhales deeply ] [ sighs ] okay, stand in the wood smoke. it'll hide

[lamont and julio laughing] that's nice, man. i said t?o, not chico, i'd like my newspaper now, if you don't mind. well, i do mind. getting your newspaper wasn't one of the promises i had to make. no, but watching what i wanted to watch on television was, and if you don't get my newspaper, i might not feel like watching roller derby tonight. roller derby? i'll get your newspaper for you. where's my newspaper? i'll get it for you as soon as i take care of something else. omises. i only asked you to be nice to julio. yeah, and you made me promise to be nice to chico, too. well, what's so hard about that? he's in the yard, and if i hadn't promised you that i'd be nice to him, i'd chase him out of here. why? what's he doing? why? you don't know? well, if you go out in the yard, i hope you don't have no shoes on. captioning made possible by sony pictures television ? good times ? ? anytime you need a payment ? ? good times ? ? anytime you need a friend ? ? good times ? ? anytime you're out from under ? ? not getting hassled, not getting hustled

man. hey, rollo. how come you got here on time, man? say, man, we took the bus. you should've been there, man. the bus driver asked arms for the exact change, so he took a 50 cent piece and tore it in half. hey, look, why don't you shuffle, and let's sit down and play some poker. hey, man, i can dig it. oh, yeah. man, where do i sit? huh? where do i sit? anywhere you want to, brother. fred: say, al. look here, al. uh, here's lamont's friends. i want to introduce you to 'em. hey, fellas, this is my buddy al. this is julio-- hey, al. and rollo-- what's happening, my man? and telephone pole-o. heh heh. hi, fellas. go, lamont. deal the cards, man. a poker game. listen, don't mess with 'em, man. i'm telling you now. they'll leave you high and dry. he's right, amigo. this is not a game for kids. yeah. we'd ask you to play with us, mr. banks, but, uh, i think the stakes might be just a little too high for you. [chuckles] oh, oh, well, then that's ok. uh, fred, i think i'll run down to the store and get some refreshments for us all, but let me check my cash first. yeah,

man, sure, it will. you got the kitchen for the booze and the snacks, you got the big living room for the party, and you got all other kind of room for...privacy. privacy? you can't have no privacy if you locked yourself in the closet and turned out the lights, you couldn't have no privacy. he'd be spying on you through the keyhole. i got it all planned out. what is this? it's for a cruise, you understand, up and down the coast. a cruise? yeah. it takes all night and ends up in catalina. for some early sunday morning fishing. we can put your old man on the boat and forget about him until tomorrow. hey, rollo, it just might work, man, well, go ahead, then. man, shoot, this is going to work. hey, look here, what's going on in here? uh, it's rollo, pop. yeah, no kidding. i thought it was a bedspread. hey, man. you better be nice, rollo's got some good news for you. you're moving to australia? no, no. oh, that's the only good news rollo could have for me. go ahead, rollo, tell him. hey, look here. pop, rollo

>>man: of our economy. >>reporter: trump promises to rebuild highways and bridges, democrats say they like the sound of that. >>woman: we hope we could have the biggest, most robust infrastructure which is later. >>reporter: but a request for big spending, wipe smiles off of republican basis. president-elect trump today also met with former kissinger who held the job under richard wixey deming dixon and gerald ford. and he had his first with a foreign leader with the japanese prime minister. jim? >>jim: the vice president with a selfie stick have not seen that before. you can count out former democratic vice presidential nominee jim king in the race for president in four years. kane said tonight he wants to stay in the u.s. senate representing virginia. welcome back this has been an unbelievable day for dozens of home.there clark county court held their annual adoption marathon. six courtrooms giving 3500 kids permanent places in loving families. it was the most joyous day that they have seen in the judicia

- they're all gone, old man. - ten long years from a man remembering. this rope was for me. i remember now. it was for me. - why? - paladin... i killed them. three of them. to make sure i did that. - to make sure of what? - to make sure i killed the right one. say that for me, paladin. he killed my wife first. he killed my wife first! (gunfire) (gun cocking) - you want to stay alive, turn the guns loose. you can try it if you want. two of you will die right where you're standing. (gun rattling) friend, i don't want to kill you. - it ain't stryker's money, mister. it's just, that man that you killed at the shack is a friend of mine. - or is it because you just like to use that big gun? - maybe it's both. - dead? - (stryker) yeah. but i didn't have the pleasure. he was already dead. old man cheated me all the way. paladin... you the one who dressed his leg, cow doctor? - aye. - he who gives succor to my enemy becomes my enemy. i had one brother... i'll see you, friend... in perdition. sky blue. where it started and ended. - and in between, the bird of time had but a little way

i'm not a drinkin' man. i-i do use a little medicine. ( coughs ) i have a bad cough. do about it now. we can't send you back. might as well pitch in and give us a hand. we'll figure out what to do with you later. yes, sir. come on, midge. cough medicine. ( scoffs ) ? ? the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it complete? it can combine medicare parts a and b, which is your hospital and doctor coverage with plan for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. an aarp medicarecomplete plan offers you benefits like an annual physical, preventive screenings and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. you'll also have access to a local network of doctors and much more. you can get routine vision and hearing coverage, a fitness m

a man can suffer ? ? but nothing in this world can save a man ? ? who needs a woman ? ? who needs a smile ?? - what's a matter with you, billy joe? - nothing. not a thing. and you better shut up, or else i'll take you right now! get? - we set you loose. that was enough. you should've been long gone by now. - well, i'm going. someone keep him tied down. i'm gonna circle in back of the wagon to the horse. ?? - hanna! - you're all gonna get your turn. - billy joe. - you keep out of this! this is between me and them. - why aren't you on that horse like you planned? - mr. paladin, you ain't gonna let him? (decora) - i didn't have nothing to do with it. - take him in, mr. paladin. please, in the name of heaven, take him - laski? - please. billy joe, that gun you've got, it's not xxxxed and it's not aimed. (gunshot) ?? re gonna take him with you? - no. you people killed him. you bury him. he's back with his own kind now. his fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind ? ? a soldier of fortune is the man called ? ? paladin ? ? paladin, paladin, where do you roam? ? ?? - how does a

you for joining us.>> man: ? >> vanessa: if you plan on riding in a candidate do you know the rules? in massachusetts and 33 other states right in candidates let's fill out paperwork to make sure their names are telling. when will be counted no matter what. but could be counted as other. fox 25 will have life team coverage on election night join us for our evening newscast from 4-7 pm. we will switch over to fox network from joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible cottage cheese doesn't have to be just plain cottage cheese. with hood, it can be... ? hey! ? ...peach on a bagel... ? uh-huh ? ...garden vegetable on a caprese

oh, well, that's my old man for ya. drill for oil and hit water and dig for diamonds and strike mercury. ah! oh, he never did get what he went after, did he? danial, you take care of this little girl. she just might turn into something exceptional, ? ? look at what's happened to me ? ? i can't believe it myself ? ? suddenly i'm up on top of the world ? ? it should have been somebody else ? ? believe it or not i'm walking on air ? ? i never thought i could feel so free ? ? flying away on a wing and a prayer ? ? who could it be ? ? believe it or not it's just me ?

what kind of a man killed a man like this? what kind of a aan kills out of selfishness and for money? - (smoke) where's righteousness, nonoe paladin? where is your cause? there's always a dragon loose somewhere. norge! to delta valley. - did, uh, norge ever go back? - only once. mr. jefferson, if a man's mistakes determine what he was, then what he does about those mistakes should determine what he is. - yes. - i would like to collect the price of that mirror from whoever sent you. - i'll give you his name and where you can find him. or maybe i could take you there. - no. i may do some negotiating on your behalf. if you care to wait... - i'd like that very much. it'll give me a chance to start polishing on some rusty armor. - mr. jefferson, neither would i. ?? - ? have gun will travel reads the card of a man ? ? a knight without armor in a savage land ? ? his fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind ? ? paladin, paladin, where do you roam? ? ?? ? hello, hello and welcome to the show, from murphy to manteo, isn't that smart sta

that was a good meal, man. i wanna thank you. hey, man. what you... what you doing with my stuff on? and my other stuff, too. well, i hope you don't mind me borrowing your marked-down jacket that you got at phil's fashion box. i hope you don't mind me asking you why you wearing it. you had with your girlfriend judy-- [coughs] it made me realize that i've still got it. and if i've still got it, i think i oughta flaunt it. so, what you gonna do, just flaunt it around the house in front of me? oh, no. i've invited a lady friend around. and you're going out. i mean, i hope you're not gonna sit around here and just watch us. grady, that's one sight i don't care to watch. hey, man. you know, but i thought of something funny. then we'd have the same situation all over again. oh, lord. i hope not. i don't think it'll happen. [knock on door] oh, hi there, uh, uh... dimples. hey. uh, this is the living room. and this is the sofa. this is my godson. he's cute.

man: armstrong! it's her father. i warned you to stay away from my daughter, and that includes writing. oh, that's just a little ol' bitty birthday card, sir. her birthday's three momohs off. nd i love one another, sir. that's nonsense. marriage isn't nonsense, sir. marrying you is. jane don't feel that way. becausus you turned her head, you and yourity ways. i vowed to their mother that i'd take the best care of my daughters, and letting jane marry the likes of you-- thanks. and letting jane marry the likes of you is mighty far from the best care. i don't want it. it's his. he's gonna be my best man, sir. over my dead body. you mean over your stuffed stomach. what? all you really care about is jane's cooking. there. i said it and i'm glad. that's the last straw. you hear me! the very last ststw! mr. fairweather, i'm sorry. i--i didn't mean what i said. forgive me for r ing so rash. mr. fairweather? mr. fairwe-- he don't scare me none. yeah? well, he scared me. at 12:00. if he didn't hear the surrey, he ain't gonna h

we know that an elderly man in his 80s lives in this house and and get him out. >> reporter: a man has a lot to be thankful for this holiday after neighbors pulled him from his burning home. >> i knew there was an elderly man who liveded in there. i was able to knock the door in and dragging him out. >> reporter: getting the man out wasn't that easy. >> we had to walk away from the house two or three times ourselves to catch our breath before out. >> reporter: the man had tried getting out of the home on his own. rescuers say he made it to the door but overcome by smoke and flames. >> he was on the ground blocking the door. it was hard but we did it. >> reporter: smoke was so thick that if he was any place in the house he would have never made it out. the house was just ablaze. it was horrible. >> reporter: firefighters say if neighbors, the elderly man may not have survived. >> just the right place at the right time. >> reporter: taking a live look here at this home, neighbors tell us that when they pulled that elderly man from the house he was conscious and alert but taken to the hos

hey, man, that was a tv station-- channel 14, man. they said that it's gonna cost us $90 the late movie. hey, beautiful. hey, we can handle that, can't we, pop? sure we can. don't cost us but 45 bucks. hey, hey, wait, wait. you got 2/3 interest, right? so that means 2 of you gotta pay $60. i pay $30. that's 2/3, right? oh, no, no. you got that wrong. see, that's when you're sharing the profits, see. the expenses are different. well, how do you figure that, man? it's just business mathematics. it's the law of the-- of the triangle. see, uh, you have one piece over here, and we have 2 pieces. see, we put our 2 pieces together, and it comes to a point. so shove that point in your ear. hey, pop, would you stop fooling around when we're trying to do business here? hey, he didn't mean nothing by it, man. i told you, man, don't say nasty words to my partner. and i told you that he's my pop first and your partner second. hey, lamont, listen, man-- wait, i don't have to-- [both shouting at once] wait a minute, now. to me. let's settle this thi

or the man who is followowg us. - koro, nobody has seen the man following us but you! - thth narrows the choice, indeed. now, if these were open and the water was allowed to drain out... well, then anybody here could've lifted the barrels down to the ground. - if they were empty, why put them on the ground? - to let the last inch of water drain out. - how far are we from water? - three days, in any direction. - there are still 14 bottles of wine. - well, what about the horses? farther, we walk. - koro... in this heat, over sand and rocks, you could walk about 15 miles, and with a great deal of luck, you might crawl three more miles. koro... - yes, paladin? - may i have the key to the wine chest? - the keys are hidden. you are a violent man, mr. paladin. still, it would be impossible to make me tell where. - 14 bottles could be enough, if we don't have to walk. - animals get sick on alcohol. - this wine contains no alcohol. intoxicants are against our belief. - i remember something else about your belief. in order to achieve nirvana, paradise, you must anoint yourself d

a sweet old man. >> police hope video helps them catch a man who set a sleeping homeless person on fire. >> plus, snow in the thanksgiving forecast. >> and, a dog's injuries after >> developing now, at 10:00, a murder mystery. at 13th and marion in denver's capitol hill neighborhood. we told you about the investigation at 10:00 last night. video from the scene shows a car abandoned in the middle of the road with a shattered window and a flat tire. karen morfitt has been working to get more information about what happened. and karen, investigators have yet to release information about the suspect or the victim. >> reporter: right now, all po an adult male and despite there being several surveillance cameras overlooking the scene, they don't have any good suspect information ready to release to the public. this busy intersection turned into a bizarre crime scene on tuesday night. >> a car for a possible stabbing on a male bleeding. >> reporter: police responded and found the vehicle in the middle of the road near the intersection of 13th and marion. the driver side window was back left ti

no man can rob me of my home. no man can keep me out of it. i have the freedom to roam and the time to enjoy what i see. ed every mountain top. i've drank the pure drops of a melting glacier. what i have, no man can take from me. for my kind of life, i have everything i want. folks don't all want the same kind of life. you boy, what do you think you want? a long, shiny, fancy, ziparoo automobile? bud: well yeah, sure. sageman: do you think you can get it? bud: well no, but you could. sageman: i asked, do you think you could? bud: no. sageman: then don't ask it. bud: huh? kathy: i know what he wants, he wants to win that speech contest. sageman: yes. and you sir? you want to sell a certain big insurance deal? sageman: well, i don't hold with material things lessin' i put to good use. but i judge you to be such a man. so now here's my instructions. boy? you write the name of your speech on a piece of birch bark. and you sir, the name of the man you aim to sell. and then tonight of the fire ceremony ... kathy: we aren't going to have a bonfire. s

hey, man, look, i'm sorry. thanks, derek. you'u' under arrest, jo-jo. look, man, i'm sorry. i did it for you! think of tito! out of here! derek: i did it for you! i didn't want you to die! you just moved in with this guy two days ago. it was a mistake. i jumped too soon. why? i don't want to talk about it. tell me what happened. no chemistry. chemistry? my mother has chchistry? you were all over each other the other day. well, yeah, but the more you live with somebody the more you get to know them. mom, it's been two days. is there something you're not telling me? tom, can we speak one adult to another? yeah. you won't be upset? no, come on, what is it? tom, bob... because you're my mother... bob wasn't very good in bed. pack the car. gee, i didn't think you'd be so squeamish. there were other problems, too. it just wasn't right. maybe yoyore being a little hard on him-- comparing him with dad? maybe. i don't know. it just felt like i moved too fast. didn't you know he had this problem before? 230 average, huh? [captioning sponsored by fx networks come up, gentlemen. come up

that man was taken to the hospital. another man didn't make it out. boston police said the moment is known for squatters. the flames were so intense, firefighters couldn't conduct a couldn't get inside. >> the home eventually collapsed into itself. fire was raging. ralph was fearful it would spread. so he banged on the door of the house next door. five children and six adults live there. >> it was just instincts. it was something that happened and i just felt that there was more people inside. when the tree was on fire, i thought they were family homes and starting to take out the kids and the elderly. a lot of elderly around >> well, still no word tonight what caused the fire. but investigators tell fox 25 they will be out back tomorrow to try to find out. >>> well, there's designer shoes, bags, even dogs but now designer snakes. coming up, the new england company at the center of this. >>> plus, the least they could do. a local town honors a fallen twhen i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a

that man is expected to survive.ice say that they didn't find a gun on the man that was shot but was arrested for making felony threats. the security guard has not been arrested. as a precaution movie goers were evacuated. >>> i learned to make sure that everyone is okay and my friends okay. >> the guard workers for custom protective services. a supervisor says the guard had undergone the necessary training and regularly assigned and had no complaints on his record. but last night some had concerns. >> there are little kids around. >> police say the case is far from closed. they are still investigating what happened here. and they are asking any witnesses to give them a call. in concord, rob roth. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. a thanksgiving attack that sent one man to the hospital, actually a south san francisco police officer. tonight he remains in critical condition. his long road to recovery and the signs giving his family hope. >> a new program aimed at baiting thieves. what bliss are doing to

own anything that man is truly free. >> the man who owns nothing. mano, you are looking at the man who is closer to being free than nobody is j jt passing by here. there is nowhere. >> i came appppr to see if i could find a cool breeze of these hills. >> hey jeff, do you know as sandy creek? >> there is not much know in the mountains. it will be a dryum >> i was thinking $10,000. >> you can stop looking. i would t sell. finish the job. do you want to drink? >> no thanks. >> are you still mad? >> we been using that land for 15 years. that don't mean i like it. he is not the easisit man to get along with. >> i don't exactly work for him. chaparral? >> no i don't. >> then you are just a hired hand. >> i am not exactly a hired hand. >> what are you? >> now that i think about it, with either. [gunshot] tucson? what is he doing there? >> checking the herd. >> >> they look at me and i look so much better by comparison. >> yes you do. i'm used to it. can i talk to you about something? what do you think of old paterson's place? how joint to go in with mee an

where are you, man? >> i have been in china. as soon as trump won, i got on a plane and got out of here. i'm not dumb. you stayed in america this whole time? >> trevor: yeah, i did. >> you idiot. oh, man, things are great in china. we're all super rich thanks to trump's dumbass trade policies. the trade deal? >> trevor: so much better than nafta act of 2017. >> that was great for china. >> trevor: what are you going in the u.s. >> at trump's white house hotel and casino representing china. i'm here for america's annual yard sale since america went bankrupt. the lincoln my moral, smithsonian, tom hanks, checked out the liberty bell. there is a huge crack on it. i'm not buying a broken-ass bell. >> trevor: i think that's how it's supposed to be. ronny, there is billions of chinese people, why did they send you? >> because i speak english with a perfect american accent. >> trevor: i don't think you have a perfect american accent. >> that's what i told them. you look like (bleep). you should get a job. got to go. >> trevor: ronny, i

[man speaking foreign language on intercom] (man on loudspeaker) 'searchlights, manned and ready.' some kind of international frigate. yeah. it's about to attack the wippid. (man on loudspeaker) 'all stations maintain battle readiness.' oh, i don't know either one of you. what did the captain mean that i should wait in his cabin. i think he meant your wife, mr. barnman. - you know me? - harry barnman? oh, yes, but...did you say my wife? elsa will be here? as soon as the wippid is intercepted. oh, boy, there goes the old way sign again. n, we don't have much time. so we'd like you to tell us everything quickly. everything about what? exactly who this pirate is. out of what port he operates and especially what he's up to. if you're members, you'll know. no, no. we're not. we're part of an organization called the u.n.c.l.e. 'we're working in parallel with the governments' 'of the us, great britain, russia, italy, netherlands' (solo on radio) 'spain, yugoslavia, japan.' 'to investigate these piracies, kidnappings and stop them.' u.n.c.l.e. 'in a few minutes another ship, the wippid' 'w

man for man. if i fight, you bring other white faces out here? they not have gun? you'll let them go free, if i win? yes. we not fight with knife. tomahawk, bare hand. you big man. maybe more strong. you maybe win. but that not show you more brave. we fight, show who most brave. you...me. we will fight...there. you know swallowing sand? quicksand. we fight there. you...me. who calls help is loser. alright. - i want you to take this ring. - no, frank. - i thought we understood that. - i don't mean like that. i mean, to have. like a present. why? 'cause i'm in your debt. how do you mean? i'm not going home either. if we get out of this i'm going to st. louis. and i don't care whether my ma a kes her or not. it'll be somebody i picked out and somebody who's picked me. i'm glad, frank. real glad. i'll take your ring. i'll keep it always. hance. but he wants us all outside, unarmed. 'll just have to trust me.. i don't know any other way out. - alright, kid. - what do you take me for? it's the way i said, kid. it's our only chance. look, mister, i don't trust indians. he

reggie, man, there he is. get him! you guys can't do this. i didn't shoot anybody. ( siren blaring ) there's nothing else? didn't you notice? those goons almost killed me. they h hass my friends. attack me without provocation. the streets aren't safe with them. it's up to you to stop them because you're the law. mr. campos police don't protect drug dealers. hey, i'm a citizen. and i was attacked. i want protection. why do you carry a gun? that wasn't an arrest-- it was a mugging. and it wasn't my gun. the rangers just got lucky. they chased me to where a gun was. might not be the gun. same kind. twenty-two short. we'll knkn later it was the gun, campos. guys, you're wasting your time. you're never going to find that it was my gun because it wasn't. raffi: a lot of people are afraid to appear in court. it's our job to testify to do everything we can to put these guys away. that gun will put him away for good. i guess your brother would be pretty proud of you. well, i got a mutant off the streets. maybe for that. raffi, man... s. they know they

y man, i'm not forgetting nothing! i'm not gonna let some chump violate my body over a woman and get away with it. over a woman? yeah, jojo's woman, candy nipson. hey, rollo, candy's not jojo's woman. and she told him that. that's why he hit me, 'cause he knows that she likes me. yeah, you could tell candy likes you the way she let you bleed all over her. well, look. now, listen, i told you. just forget about the whole thing, all right? hey, i can't do that, grady. it's a matter of pride. ed for pride." yeah, well just don't worry about it, because i got a plan. he hit me in my face, man! that wasn't lemonade running out of my nose, it was blood! and that's what i got in my veins, blood. yeah, well if you want to keep that blood in your veins, you better not mess with jojo jackson! i promised your daddy i'd look after you! hey, roscoe, get out of the bologna! my name is rollo. lamont? lamont, is that you? lamont! yeah, the truck's out there, he gotta be here somewhere. lamont? are you up there? lamont: yeah! well, you

a man's gotta do what he's gotta do. like sleeping in a deserted barn, sleeping on the ground half your life? that's good enough for me and good enough for you. frank, i'm not married. jean knew what she was buying. okay. but 25 years is enough. she deserves a little easy living now. so do you, for that, frank. after i get stacy lenz. listen, frank. it's not my time yet. i don't know. well, you just been running around like a chicken with his head cut off. uh-uh. i know exactly where i'm headed: fort huron. lenz's got a woman stashed up there. frank, i, uh, i want go with you. why? why do you think? - no. - listen, frank-- no! well, who are you? and what do you want? hello, martha. i don't know you. frank koster. i still don't know you. well, let's get acquainted. maybe i don't want to get acquainted. why not? i'm a friendly fella. listen, who are you barging in here like this? are you a lawman? no. i'm just looking for someone. well, since this is my house, maybe you'll let me in on it. sure. your boyfriend, stacy lenz.

a family fears further safety after they can't a man inside their daughter's bed. -- caught a man inside their daughter's bed. >> reporter: the woman does not know exactly how this man got inside the home. but now it is the that has her on edge.'s work i am really frustrated how the system is working. >> reporter: she is losing sleep. >> i feel unsafe in my neighborhood now. >> reporter: a few weeks ago her daughter said a man was on her bed. >> really? >> reporter: she snapped this picture of the stranger. >> it was pretty shocking to

someday a nice man will come along. a man like cheyenne perhaps. and you'll say, "bravo, johnny bravo? i think i remember. he worked here once." wait and see. johnny, please. if you knew how much i love you you couldn't say what you just said. querida mia.. lo siento muchisimo. but what can we do? there is nothing. you can't leave, johnny. not without me. i would wait, molly. i woululstay. but there would be one condition.. ...i tell your father about us, everything. no. it wouldn't help. i know him. it would only make things worse. they can't be worse. alrighgh checkmate. [knocking] come in! boy, yououre the luckiest guy in this game y life. - what's the matter? - i would like to talk to you. i talk to my hands at the bunkhouse, not here. - let's play another game. - i think i'll be turning in. oh. quit when you're w wning, eh? goodnight. what is it? is the filly's leg worse? it is not about the filly. you better run along to your room. no, dad. what johnny has to say concerns me too. at do you mean? (j(jnny) 'senor crowley' there is something i t

any man who hunts another man for money deny an old man a moment's rest? you're not as old and as tired as you want me to think. come on, let's go. looks like your son dropped one of his traps. my son is not so careless with such things. a man does careless things when he gets in a hurry. i tell you, se?or, this is no accident. accident or not, we know he's been this way. se?or, you are a fool. you know nothing about my son. that's right. but i plan to, se?or. ( screams ) ve your legs? uh-uh. maybe something's broken. - maybe not. - i think yes. you well enough to travel? se?or, you joke. well, i'm gonna have to leave you here. i'll give you food and water for two days. se?or, you'd leave an old man to die alone? well, what do you suggest? as you claim to be, a kind fair man, there's only one answer. stay here till luis can travel. how long do you figure that might be? a few days. maybe a week. ever since you joined me, you've been trying to keep me from going after juan. it's been one thing, then another. se?or, you have no faith. there was nothing wrong

that poor old man. but yancy, remember he gave your daddy the gold pin with the whole declaration of independence engraved on its yancy: on the head of a pin? obadiah: yes. yancy: that is it, that is it. dixie? you never did have any manners. come on, no dogs on the tabl come on. [drawer opening] yancy: there it is. three steps north, oak, front lawn. obadiah: sure is. ? ? obadiah: ain't very heavy, is it? ? obadiah: up to the house. up to marsh yancy's room. dean: time is running out. let's get on with it. and don't drink any of this stuff. nellie: dean, promise me you will not hurt anybody. dean: it is a little late fo that. what do you mean? you said you weren't going to -- [dog growls] yancy: dixie. lie down and be quiet. [dog whimpers] yancy: you heard me. nellie: i can't imagine what's happened to him. we used to be such good friends. yancy: he just isn't used to being home yet. well, what have we here? nellie: well, since it is christmas eve, i thought we might have a little christmas cheer toget

come on, man. all right, young man, "you have the right to remain silent. if you give up the right to remain silent--" hold it, man. i didn't steal no radio. all right, mr. wilson, you have the right to remain silent. if you give up the right-- uh, hoppy. hmm? remain silent. hey, herman, what are they talking about? i bought him that radio at martell's, and he thinks i stole it. yeah, he bought it, all right. he bought it, all right. got a good buy, too. and that's good-bye to you, and it's time for us to divide. that's split. oh, split, right. wow. hey, wait a minute, you. you stole my watch. grady, it's on the other arm. oh, yeah. how'd you do that? college graduate. college graduate. college graduate. [knock on door] looks like herman's gonna have a hard time finding a job in this town. oh, hi, aunt esther. here's your mail. take it. i need both hands free to preach some gospel into your heart. why? what did i do? you lied to me about herman. well, i didn't exactly lie. i played with the truth, but... played with it? lamont, the truth is not a toy. you c

i believe a man has the right to know the name of the man... ...about to shoot him dead. here they come! get out of the way, boy! get out of the way! they'll run you down, boy! oh, man, get out! out, out! i know you are-- ere you go! [gunshot] [gunshot] there you are. wait, my boy. [coughing] i told you they'd shoot you, and they did. now i'll have to bring you with me, caine. why do you wish to help me? i'm crazy. [coughing continues] wave your hands, boys. run, boy! you shouldn't have done that! now i'll have to cut you down. [gunshot] [laughing] [sobbing continues] are you injured? you're a monk. a priest. yes. i am kwai chang. where have you been hiding? i heard your scream but a moment ago... if so, why did he fail to cut off your head? who is kai tong? the outlaw. the man who ravished me. he was here but five minutes ago, riding on a white horse. -you must have seen him. -i have seen no one. i am sorry. can you walk? walk? idiot. why would i want to walk? if he comes back? of course he'll come back. to kidnap me. you are not injured? oh, stupid man. must i explain w

the man didn't follow those. while the protest was going on, the man flew his drone dangerously close to a police helicopter. last night more protests in philadelphia. hundreds marched through the streets. suddenly a drone was spotted flying over the demonstrators you could see it from chopper 6 hd that was following the protest. police say it flew close to a police helicopter that was monitoring the protesters near 18th and walnut. the choppers followed the drone evo build cirrus center south that houses students from various universities and colleges. they saw the man with the drone from the roof of the building. the man was seen picking up the drone and taking it inside the building. swat officers were called into investigate. students looked on. >> i saw a drone flying, it was a drone situation that's going on right now close to the helicopter. >> reporter: officers took a 20-year-old man into custody inside the building. they recovered the drone that he allegedly operated over center city streets. >> i guess

man, the man's obviously sick or he wouldn't be in a hospital. he's probably here because his heart's acting up on him. now, how you know that? well, because heart disease is very common nowadays. did you know that hypertension and heart disease i didn't know that. i thought it was the police. [no audio] well, you're not gonna have to worry about any more heart attacks, pop, 'cause they'll probably give you some miracle drug to fix you right up. drug? then i'll be a dope fiend. i won't be fred sanford the junk man. i'll be fred sanford the junkie. hey, pop, you gotta think positive, man. rest and take it easy, and i'll do all the work. well, let's just say for some strange reason, the tests prove that i don't have a bad heart. well, in that case, you'll be able to do some of the work around the house like sweepin' and dustin' and moppin' and washin' that truck and cleanin' out those cabinets and hangin' curtains and takin' those things down that are supposed to be-- ohh! now i really feel bad. where's the pain, pop? is it in your heart? it was in

such a man is general dwight d. eisenhower, the man from abilene.ever in history have so many americans known so much about the very essence of one man. >> 100 million met americans -- americans know eisenhower by heart. >> white elite cheer from him -- for him? because we believe in him. we hail the hometown boy who was all the best of america. i come here first to thank you to say the proudest thing i can claim is that i am from abilene. [applause] >> i want to speak first of the dreams of a barefoot boy. they are to be a streetcar conductor or a policeman. --ve all, he may rich reached the position of locomotive engineer. is that days dreams when finally he comes home, comes home to welcome from his own hometown. >> ike has been claimed as a native son. texas the cattle state of has first claim. that is where he was born. >> dwight david eisenhower was one of seven sons of deeply religious parents. pennsylvania dutch who moved west and brought the bible with them. where did he takes them, he likes to get back home. paris,s paris -- even in his ki

hey, man, come on. come on. let bygones be bygones, man. no, let's let good-byes be good-byes. bye! bubba: hey, fred! nice seeing you, man. yeah, it's good to see you, bubba. and good your old lady let you out of the house tonight. oh, man, she didn't let me out of the house, i ducked out of the house on my own. i ducked the frying pan, i ducked 3 plates, i even ducked the cat! hey, pop, tell us about st. louis. yeah! [all clamoring] all right, wait a minute. st. louis was just great. hey, rollo, give me that small brown bag over there. i bought presents for everybody. [all talking at once] you got a present for me, too, fred? yeah, yeah, grady. i got yours first 'cause you've been taking such good care of my son. oh, you didn't have to do that. i wasn't expecting anything. on pads. well, i really-- i'm going to put those on now. i need them. uh, grady, grady, don't take your shoes off in the house. please don't take your shoes off! and, donna, honey, here's something for you. oh. see there? if you get a watch, you can put it in there. bubba: oh, now, that's cruel. low-down. fred: w