mr. morgan. you killed this ship? [shark snaps fingers] go along now, mr. morgan. 'they need[drumroll]e boats.' room for one more, captain. i want to help you. you're like all the others. leaders. senates. parliament's houses of government. you see something good...worthwhile there is no safe harbor. not here, not anywhere. the only safety lies in the agreements between people. i want you to come with me. no, my friend. yours is a world i don't believe in. only optimists like yourself can go on living in it. i don't know which of us is right. or which of us is the strong one. i only know i must sail this dream wherever it takes me. it's not a dream. it's a nightmare. now, abandon it! i can't. i'll stay with my ship. [bomb exploding] you'll see...they'll destroy your world. a few months, at most three or four. three...four. shut the door. his name was arthur farnely salvin. he had command of a destroyer in world war ii. made captain, earned himself a chest full of medals. then he took part in the tests. and that is all we know about him. i liked it on that ship. i h

mr. morgan. i asked you not to talk while i'm trying to think. mr. morgan, i'm sure you're not paying us all this money to remain silent. the blind leading the blind. mr. morgan, i hope you know -- uh-uh-uh-uh. we're talking again. i can't help it. i can't remain silent. mr. morgan, we're trying very hard to modernize -- we're not angry with you. it's just that i'm always hoping that someday i'll find someone who can do something without my assistance. it's the same in my factory. there isn't a man in it who can do anything without my assistance. when did you say this stephens will be back? i talked to his wife earlier, and she said -- i'd like to meet his wife. i judge a man by the wife he selects. if she'd like to have us for cocktails, i drink martinis. man: meanwhile, as the northern states shivered in a near-record cold wave, southern californians flocked to the beaches in temperatures ranging in the high 80s. oh, aunt clara, isn't it marvelous royalty could not indulge in the luxury of surprise. surfing conditions were excellent, and the unusual

mr. morgan. who will see to it that you are fed and properly billeted. after which, we'll face the problem t...just occurred to me that we don't even know the name of this ship. or of its master. what i mean is, uh, to whom do we deliver our thank you notes? gentlemen, i would suggest that you defer such activities until you're able to determine exactly how thankful you are. [alarm goes off] general quarters, mr. morgan. leave these two here. attention, all hands. this is your captain speaking. 'contact is established.' activate radar and wireless blackout equipment. 'boarding parties muster at station three.' gun crews, man your weapons. all departments assume condition able. mike, sugar. uh, captain, if i didn't know better i'd swear it sounded like you were going to attack a ship. [dramatic music] (man on intercom) 'forward turret, manned and ready.' [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 stat

mr. morgan fox, the communications director of the washington, d.c.-based marijuana policy project and also from the mpp is mr. robert capecchi, our federal policy director. thanks both of you for being on. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks. >> well, according to a 2015 study by the pew research center, 53% of americans want to see cannabis legalized. well, we'll see if that's the case in nevada this november when voters decide on question 2. it's a ballot initiative that would legalize recreational marijuana. the marijuana policy project is doing to get pro question 2 voters to the polls. we'll talk pros and cons. should marijuana be legal in the state? and we'll learn what the mpp is doing on capitol hill. well, cannabis is the fourth most popular recreational drug in the world. it trails only alcohol, caffeine and tobacco. in the u.s. alone it's believed that more than 100 million americans have tried it. 25 million americans have used it within the past year alone. to see it legalized in the silver state. that's how many residents signed a petiti

he killed a person, mrs. morgan. you'll say any damn thing, sons of bitches. - [sucks teeth] - now where's he goin'? artie. what do they got you here for? how ya doin', grace? what's goin' on? have you got him in some corner? i'm sorry, grace, but freddie killed that girl. - who-- with the diamonds? - yeah. no. she-- she was in love with him. she loaned him those diamonds to sell. he killed her, grace. i--- d in his apartment. - oh, my god. - [boyd] fred needs help. i would've given him any money he wanted. you're messin' with people's minds. and now you're... makin' him lie like freddie had to lie. - yoyolived in our home. - i know. i know. are you gonna hurt him? please don't hurt him. if we have to hunt your son down, yes, he might get hurt. if i say where he is, w-will ya treat him right? we don't wanna have to use fore any more than you want us to. please, because it's my fault. no, grace. you write down the address here. are you sure the victim was his responsibility? yeah. nah. i-i'll stay outta that building,

mr. morgan, and they killed your boy. store's closed. you didn't lock the door yet. if i say it's closed, it's closed. i want to buy a gun, charlie. and i don't sell guns to killers. bill bland, i've known you for a long time, and all i'm asking you is to let me use your gun. your team's all hitched and ready to go. how much do i owe you? i'm warning you for the last time. i represent the law in this town, and he hasn't done anything to break that law. well, law or no law, it just doesn't seem right to let him go free and clear. here's the money you came for, randall. now, go on, get out. if anybody's interested, to back up that statement, would you? yeah, i'd like to back it up... if somebody will give me a gun. i won't need it very long. all right, that's it. gonna be any killing, you'll do it away from this town. now, all three of you, on your way. get out right now. ( doors swing closed ) you're making a big mistake, constable. get out! ( cocks rifle ) if you figure i could have killed him, then you better go ahead and use that. i don't know if you did it or not.

morgan. otherwise, she's dead.. yeah, this is probably boyd-- guy who owns the getaway car. mr. boyd? what do you want with me? come here. take a seat. where were you this morning? out. - yeah? out? - out where? drivin' with a friend of mine. - who's your friend? - fred morgan. just got some breakfast, then home. [chuckles] well, mr. boyd, we got a lot of witnesses that put you and fred somewheres else. they're wrong. hmm. they're all wrong. mr. boyd, your right move here... is to tell us what you and fred morgan were doin' this morning and where we can find fred now. otherwise, you are in the way of a freight train, you understand? - you can be an accomplice to a grand larceny, maybe worse. - wait. was doin' legitimate business. what kinda business? s-some diamond thing. and he hopped into your car, and with the door open you lay 50 feet of rubber-- that's you knowin' how legitimate this whole thing was? i-i didn't know it was the cops. he said someone was tryin' to rip him off. - i swear. i'm not his partner, and i wasn't his wheel man. - who's he workin' with now? - his girlfriend, alice. - and where's she a

mr. morgan... hey. this is a police matter at this time. you're interfering. look, commissioner, look, it's okay. listen, i appreciate what you're doing, but this is the only way i know how to make it right. you okay? i'm fine. your father made his choice. what's done is done. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! terwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] the ultimate surprise. for your eyes. new olay eyes ultimate eye cream. for instant results of the number one prestige eye cream, without paying twice the price. our amazement, not your age. with new olay eyes. ageless. ? rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. with eight times more fragrance

mr. morgan. always glad for new blood in porter. well i ain't got much capital to invest you understand, just a small business-- well it'll grow with the town. you think that? oh no question. take me for a case, opened here four years ago, capital assest thirty-five hundred. today, it's twenty-seven thousand. twenty-seven thousand dollars? that's a heap of money, ain't it? so you just let us know when you made up your mind. i'll do that mr. phillips, you can count on me, sir. i'll do just exactly that. ?? oh, mr. gilman? yes sir. my name's morgan. zachariah p. morgan. oh yes, the bank. m considering opening a little business here in town. nothing much, you understand. little, little masonry business. course i don't figure to make enough out of it to buy no railroads. just wanna get enough to ease my sun down years. well it sounds like a reasonable notion. yes, course i, i'm a cautious man mr. gilman. especially when it comes to new towns. i don't quite follow you. yea, well yah see course i don't reckon no body would be fool enough

mr. morgan, our prize headache. oh, yes. i've heard about him. thanks, anyway, sam. oh, you're welcome, larry. bye-bye. well, what was all that about? it's just that darrin's firm has a new client that's been giving them trouble. seems he's some sort of a tyrant. acts as though he's still living in the victorian age. oh, now, don't you say anything against the victorian age. i loved it. those were the days.

i bet mrs. morgan had her hair tinted. i heard she was going to do it. i don't know. was ol' mr. dudley there with his new wife? hmm, i didn't notice. well, a fat lot of good it does you to go to church. you see, walter? that's what church is-- the national enquirer with candles. not to everybody, maude. a lot of people go to church for very good reasons. granted, walter, and what are your very good reasons? why at age 52 are you suddenly so interested in religion? because...uh... it makes me feel good. you're reaching into your golden bag again, walter. i asked you a question. remember gary cooper as sergeant york? yup. are you making fun of me? nope. then you'll listen? yup. sergeant york, the biggest hero of the first world war, with a real heller. he drank, cursed, fought. and then one day, all of a sudden, in a moment of divine inspiration, he found religion and changed. and that, in a way, is how it happened to me. well, listen, sarge, if you're going out to capture 500 germans, would you bring me back a dozen knackwurst and a loaf of pumpernickel? you know what your proble

morgan till his wife was there to hear him, didn't you? - yes, i noticed. colonel want to do that? - the colonel's been using that name to torture mrs. lathrop. - i think gloria morgan was his sweetheart. i think he wants to bring her here. - the colonel says he never laid eyes on her. that's hardly my business. i'm being paid to locate gloria morgan. - if you do... if you come back here, i'll kill you. now, you better believe me. - well, i believe you'd try. come on. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars - well, uh, that's something around here, mister. you're staying with us long, uh, mr. paladin? - well, not too long, i hope. i'm trying to locate an old friend of mine. - can i help you? i know most everybody hereabouts. ... - you made a mistake, carl. you don't have an empty room. - steve's right. i forgot. there's a bunch of mining men coming down from san f

mr. bunker? bunker, yeah. morgan's jewelry store and they hidin' in the neighborhood. hi. how are ya? and in the house that they's hidin' in... they just picked up a few odds and ends... just to keep from being shiftless. i was wondering what happened to my husband's killer dog. oh, the dog. you know, i'm afraid we had to put the dog to sleep. you ain't mad at us? no, no, no. look out with that gun there. man, i wouldn't shoot you with your own gun. daddy, you promised you wouldn't buy that gun. you said you were gonna give it back. i didn't have no chance to give it back to willie. anyway, i hope youse all understand now the meaning of havin' a gun in the house. i understand. now-- now that makes sense. yeah, you're a smart lady. look, fellas, a man-to-man talk here. could we make a deal? i mean, like you guys take your stolen property... and you just go and we don't give you no trouble. oh, ain't that nice? now, he wouldn't want us to go out there... 'cause he knows the whole neighborhood is crawlin' with the cops, would he? no. no. oh, man, you know what? she's something else. you'

mr. dimon of j.p. morgan chase and others. oliver: you did a great job dissecting how we got to this point and what happens and you look at what's coming and have good analysis on what we can expect next. you approached how to look forward. ellen: we divided the 20 pages into politics and policy. when we got to policy, we were looking at what president tromp will confront as he tries to get his policies through. we looked at how it was possible to change the course on crime -- on climate, how it was possible to change trade and how it will not be so easy to do what he has been planning to do and what it will take to get those initiatives through. carol: there has been up pushback against wealthy people in the country. that's who donald trump is but the people who supported him saw him differently. >> they see trump as somebody who built real things. he did not do something you can explain to your mother-in-law. he built a building and you can see it. you can buy the tie or the cologne or the golf course, you can see it as tang

morgan? >> yeah. charles: people sometimes govern different than they campaign. >> i think that mr. is a smart businessman who has said, that he is going to make deals, i think what america rejected was gridlock and partisapartisanship in washington, i think that is why republicans have control of all 3 houses they just want someone to get something done, as a party we have that responsibility to do something, and to not have circular firing squat that we had for last 6 or 8 years, get behind our time, and our leadership and unify. >> i believe he will go to try to profit point, i can unify this nation, let me show you. charles: that would not be a bad thing. thank you very much. >> coming u of global poll yo got a boost last night, while most are cheering there are some who are concerned, next. charles: president-elect trump riding a tidal wave of global populism to the white house, back to antirefugee in europe it is edging from "fringes" to mainstream it has some people worried, should we be? stalking to steve hilton, former senior advisor to david cameron, and chuck nash, eve, t

mr. trump walks back on his language he's used in the past to describe certain groups. >> demarco morgan in manhattan for us. demarco, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be

mr. bodie will be in charge. - you'll take orders from him. - it'll be just dandy. what's that, morgan? - nothin'. - nothing what, morgan? nothin', sir. colonel, i'd like the men issued civilian clothes. why? we won't fool the indians into thinking we're an army. we might fool them for a while into thinking we're hunters. - alright. anything else? - yes, sir. i'd like those new repeating carbines. would you like my right arm too? no, sir, just the carbines. i'm only allotted 20 of those guns. ght. - break 'em out, sergeant. - yes, sir. with those carbines, we maybe got a chance. yeah. you'll be wantin' to see your wife. i'll take over here. thanks. alright, men, to the quartermaster, on the double. - 'oh, private ryan.' - 'no, i mean it.' (male #1) 'that's why i try to be like that southern general' who's always there firstest with the mostest. betty! betty, open this door! charlie, private ryan just came-- - don't bother. - i was only...wait! [dramatic music] 'baker! ryan!' ryan, you knew this was off-limits to single men. what are you doing in this area? i have no business here, sir.

morgan, cbs news, pigeon forge, tennessee. >>> president-elect donald trump is expected to announce more cabinet nominees this morning. tomorrow, mr. trump heads to indiana to announce a deal concerning the carrier air-conditioning plant in indianapolis. last night, he tweeted big day on thursday for indiana and the great workers of that wonderful state. we will keep our companies and jobs in the u.s. thanks carrier. with mr. trump to keep nearly 1,000 jobs in indiana. mr. trump said during the campaign that he would work to keep companies like carrier from moving jobs overseas. details of the agreement are unclear. >>> last night, mr. trump met with for a second time with mitt romney, a former rival, on the short list for secretary of state. roxana saberi is in new york. >> reporter: good morning. mr. trump is continuing to pick people for his cabinet. secretary of state and there is plenty of competition. mitt romney emerged from the second meeting with president-elect donald trump seeing his former rivals raises. >> he did something i tried to do and was unself at accomplishing. he won the general election. and he continues wit

mr. trump walks back on his language he's used in the past to describe certain groups. >> demarco morgan in manhattan for us. demarco, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> some of what president-elect trump promised to do he can do with his own pen. deporting illegal immigrants, for example. but other priorities such as repealing obamacare will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i ever had after it was over with but -- >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin i

mr. trump walks back on his language he has used in the past to describe certain groups. >> pelley: demarco morgan, in manhattan for us. demarco, thank you. well, some of what president-elect trump promised to do, he can do with his own pen-- deporting illegal immigrants, for example. repealing obamacare, will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i ever had after it was over with. >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin is retired navy. ma they're both lifelong democrats. not this year. how can donald trump make dublin great again? >> by helping the economy. put more money in here. i mean, the money-- money is everything. >> reporter: was that your big issue, jobs? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: trump's message of america in decline resonated in dublin, georgia, population 16

mr. trump walks back on his language he's used in the past to describe certain groups. >> demarco morgan in manhattan for us. demarco, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone >>> some of what president-elect trump promised to do he can do with his own pen. deporting illegal immigrants, for example. but other priorities such as repealing obamacare will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i ever had after it was over with but -- >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck

tom: ellen, was all of morgan was allsete deprived -- of morgan stanley sleep deprived yesterday? ellen: just about, including myself. mrhicago cubs. irvine,varro of you cal has been in support of trump economics. he has been a piÑata for the conventional economics business. 378 economists coming out earlier this week and saying maybe trump economics will not work. we would be rude if we did not have peter navarro to defend trump economics. what does he get right? the 300thdefend letter this month. jobs.f low-paying that is what trump is trying to figure out. we watched eight years of extraordinary performance, where the first president in modern history has not had a 3% growth rate. 2001 at 3.5 1947 to annual. 2002.t off a cliff in so what is the problem? it is a structural problem, not a cyclical problem. it is not something you can solve with keynesian economics. you have to deal with it with tax, trade, and economic policy reform. you talked about productivity. there is a correlation in the wrong way between what we are seeing as what used to be nonresidential fixed investment here, robust in america, and what has b

that said, morgan, anthony, guess who is up? mr. stuart varney.ated. dagen: you're welcome. stuart: reversal, she was against it before she was for it. and black friday, bricks and mortar and the online. the castro saga out on the football field. the left is challenging the election trying to undermine trump presidency. hillary clinton will join the recount in three states, a complete reversal for her. trump is not happy, she conceded. nothing will change.

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mr. trump walks back on his language he's used in the past to describe certain groups. >> demarco morgan in manhattan for us. demarco, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be ,, ,, ,, >>> some of what president-elect trump promised to do he can do with his own pen. deporting illegal immigrants, for example. but other priorities such as repealing obamacare will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. i ever had after it was over with but -- >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin is retired navy. joe may is a soybean farmer. they're both lifelong democrats. not this year. how can donald trump make dublin great again? >> by helping the economy. i mean, money -- the money is everything. >> reporter: was that your big issue, jobs? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: trump's message of america in decline res

that said, morgan, anthony, guess who is up? mr. stuart varney. stuart: that's an introduction and deeply appreciated. dagen: you're welcome. stuart: reversal, she was against it before she was for it. and black friday, bricks and mortar and the online. the castro saga out on the football field. the left is challenging the election trying to undermine trump presidency. hillary clinton will join the recount in three states, a complete reversal for her. trump is not happy, she conceded. nothing will change. black friday a bust for the discounters, sales were huge, but down. in contrast, on-line sales hit a record. we're rapidly becoming amazon nation. then the death of fide darling of the left. wait until you hear the story of colin kaepernick, stackled by a castro-- >> and have we got a show for you, "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart: well, it will be a slightly lower open for the dow jones industrial average. it will stay right there and look at that. the russell 2000, that is up more than 12% since election day. it's gone up in each of

mr. snow: that's almost the case. it turns out that dearborn saw men off to his left and he was afraid they were going to fall on morgan'sflank. so he went -- he didn't follow up on morgan to give him direct support. he went farther west in order to prevent a flanking attack from that direction. so part of the reason that morgan's men got dispersed was that dearborn wasn't there to support them. but dearborn had made a hard choice. un, i could take you out there and show you where dearborn's men were and where morgan's men were but they were too far apart. that's why morgan at one point according to wilkinson who might have been lying because he was a liar, but according to wilkinson morgan was in tears. he said, i'm ruined. my men are scattered. that's the famous incident where he uses his turkey call to reassemble them. we got them back together and then of course they participated later in the battle and everything worked out. but you're right. the riflemen were badly abused by the british troops in the opening. >> my second point, briefly, would be do you think if howe had cooperated instead of going off on his own t

morgan hill miles. >> and conversations that sustained into friendship over the years we will be celebrating our memorial for mr. hooker at the star of the free church he was an attendee at the church on monday november 7th another 7:00 p.m. we'll be showing the documentary voices and you can have more information about this documentary.com a film an amazing film about mr. hooker and other people that mentally ill thank you to the la community of public health that features the portraits of 3 individuals and their struggle with severe mentally ill and share the realties of all residents pga of residents with often complex emotions around people with psychotic mental illness and thank you to the neighbors for embracing him and be part of million join as you at the star of the free church on november 7th and thank you for letting us end this meeting in the honor of the beautiful resident mr. hooker thank you the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor peskin. >> thank you mr. clerk i want to journey in the memory of a vary jake's that passed its away at the 93 he served as a member of the san francis

mr. trump and this new administration is likely going to do, don't you think financials look awfully cheap still, and you get a yield. if you look at a jp morgan, some of the names that got beaten up, maybe it's wells fargo. was that oversold? probably was. look at citi and bank of many earning. way underneath its book value. there are opportunities out there every single day. >> absolutely. and to that point, instead of saying, okay, how are we going to formulate this portfolio, what do you want to throw out of the portfolio? what's the asset class you don't want to have? i agree with josh. i think the fact pitch could be in emerging markets. you want emerging markets and domestic equities. you want small caps and large caps. there's a connell pelg argument for all of this right now. tell me what you don't want. >> i don't know if you want energy. >> you want any of the metals or materials after the one they've had? >> i think, again -- >> you want a steel stock? >> you could have made a negative argument. coal stocks are 115%. does anyone own them? no. it was a bankrupt industry in january. now it's leading the whole market. energy is the be