roger addison. oh, i'm glad you called, mr. addison. i'd like to drop by tomorrow with my contractor. well, he wants to measure the yard. i'm having it cemented. that's right. all of it. you're removing my apple tree? well, i certainly do mind. as a matter of fact, mr. douglas, i called you to tell you i've changed my mind about selling my house. i know. a deal is a deal. - es, i know legally you can hold me, but... he's not chopping down my tree. i'll call my lawyer in the morning and cancel the whole deal. but, doll, we've got his check. the house is his if he wants it. -what do you mean? -what are you talking about? carol, we are going to invite the douglases for dinner tomorrow night. (doorbell rings) -ah, come in! -ah, thank you. you look wonderful! how beautiful, mrs. douglas! -thank you, mr. post. -come in, mr. douglas. thank you. well, it was nice of you to ask us for dinner, mr. post. (laughs) uh, don't mention it, doug, old boy! (grunts) oh, my dear, you look ravishing. (growling) won't you sit down? uh, y... yes. oh, that dre

look, i'm going golfing with addison this afternoon. see, it's his birthday, and i promised carol and kay that i'd, i'd get him out of the house while his present's being delivered. it's a big surprise! i'd like to give old lemon-puss a gift. wilbur: you would? yeah. a leaky skin-diver outfit. ed. you should try to like addison. after all, he's our neighbor. i would like him, wilbur, except for one thing. ed, that is a very narrow-minded attitude. (ed hiccups) you know, a lot of this could be in your own thinking. i feel that deep down inside, roger addison does not dislike you. wilbur, once and for all i demand you sell that old plug. happy birthday, roge! thank you. this skid row animal of yours sneaked into my backyard last night and chewed some of the apples off my tree. many happy returns. thank you. now, wilbur, there is a limit to how much even i can stand. you know, you don't look a day older than... who's asking you? roge, it is not fair of you to burst in here and accuse ed of eating your apples. what proof do you have? proof?

addison home? yes. i'm roger addison. -won't you come in? -oh, thank you. i was on my way over to the posts' to drop off these voter's registry books, but i thought i'd stop in to compliment your wife. that's a wonderful idea she has, serving refreshments on election day. yes, we were discussing it just before you came in. -won't you sit down? -oh, thank you. i understand the mayor is interested in seeing brings out more voters this year. the mayor? oh, yes. and i wouldn't be surprised if he drops by here on election day, just to see how things are going. really? here? and i must say i admire your civic-minded spirit, mr. addison, very few people would go to the expense you're going to. (chuckles) what's a paltry few sandwiches? as i was just telling my dear wife, anything we can do to encourage our fellow citizens to exercise their franchise is a cornerstone in the bulwark of democracy. well, mr. addison, it's a pity that more men like you don't get into politics. well, i... i never really considered going into politics. you should. you've got standing in

but, ed, addison likes you. oh, you should have seen how upset he was when he found you were missing. sure. because his mother-in-law is allergic to me. what? when i'm around, she sneezes. and if she sneezes, she'll go home. allergic to you. well, i find that hard to believe. you just watch. let me move over where the wind's in her direction. (mother sneezes) see? you're right. so that's it, huh? yeah. roger addison is two-faced. and i wouldn't trust either one of them. (sneeze) roger, roger, oh, roger, roger, are you all right? wilbur, wilbur, come quickly. roger's been hurt. oh, roger, roger. oh, my ankle. roger, let me help you. oh. he's hurt his ankle. we'll have to try and carry him to the car. it's too far to do it alone. i better get ed to help. ed? oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. wait a minute, wilbur. you'd better not call the horse. mother, i might as well confess. the horse is the cause of your allergy. well, i don't care. i don't care about my allergy. all i want to do is to get you safely home. mother,

addison didn't mean what he said. if my mother heard him calling me those names, she'd wash his mouth with saddle soap. i know how you feel, ed. i sure felt like telling him off. why, if you proved you could talk, he'd never call you a plug. so what? so he'd call me a talking plug. calm down, ed. (grunts) it's not good for your blood pressure. i hope that horse of his loses every race. oh, let's not take it out on lady linda. she's a... ed? pretty nice-looking filly, don't you think? (chuckles) ah! just another pretty face. oh, come on, now, ed. i saw you giving her the once-over. she's okay for a fling, but not the kind you want to settle down with. (wilbur laughs) carol: honey. -guess what? -what? roger has invited us to watch lady linda work out at the track tomorrow. ah, that's fine. what time do we have to be there? 5:00. -a.m.? -mmm-hmm. i wouldn't get up at 5:00 to watch a horse run if the jockey was lady godiva. you know, kay, i've never been to the race track at 5:00 in the morning before. neither have i. i w

oh, addison. (kay) addison? they're just darling. this is my husband, mr. addison. hi, daddy-o. how are you, sir? and our neighbor, mr. post. how do you do? mr. post. and this is buzz dixon, and zelma beasley. aren't you a little early for trick or treat? mmm-hmm. yeah, that's my husband. always making little jokes. the littlest jokes you ever heard. i gotta mail this letter. this is for you, mrs. addison. i painted it myself. oh, thank you, doll. oh, what a wonderful subject. why, it's, uh, uh, unique. uh, i know just the spot for it: over my fireplace. i know a better spot: in the fireplace. i'm a very busy man. what is it you came to see me about? well, mr. addison, we came to, like, ask a big favor. we'd like to put up some lean-tos, like, on your property, so we can make it like an art colony. fine. oh, gee! we don't have that kind of money. man, we don't have any kind of money. addison, they're not harming our property in any way. that's right. we're not taking any sand, and the ocean is just where it always was. that happens to be a very exclusive piece of property. and n

addison and i bought his contract. you let him stay here, and i'll buy you that saddle with the winnings from his first match. chow time. gee, mrs. post. that looks delicious. thank you. are you feeding him again? he just had dinner at the addison's. well, nothing looks worse than a bony, undernourished wrestler. the way you're stuffing the tiger, we're gonna wind up with a hippopotamus. have another stack of pancakes, tiger. oh, boy. gee, mrs. addison. you sure make me feel at home. (laughs) where is the morning paper? i... don't tell me he ate it. he eats more than that elephant you had in there with ed. oh, wait. the better when it comes to... shucks, mr. addison. i did, but he's never between meals. he's always right after them. we've hired gorilla gomez to work out with you today. now, come on. get with it. where are your trunks? i'm having them let out a little. i knew it, i knew it! well, go put on your robe. i'm having that let out a little, too. tiger, i just bought some fresh donuts from the bakery. gee. than

uh, maybe addison? maybe ed? no, i vote for sourpuss addison. uh-huh. well, this has all the earmarks of an inside job. and you had the opportunity, the motive, and the telephone. come on, ed. admit it. this is america, you can't make a horse testify against himself. on account of you, carol isn't speaking to me. i gotta finish writing a play in a couple of days that i can't even start, and just now clint eastwood roughed me up. please, holler but don't hit. you promised me that you'll leave mr. eastwood alone. ok, i promise. good. you don't mean it, you've got your hooves crossed. now say, "i promise." i promise! that's better. gee. let's see now... act one, scene one, page one. [humming] [gasps] [laughing] oh! [screaming] [sobbing] what's going on in here? what happened? that monster! monster? oh, no, i don't mean... look. you just take it easy, will you? sit down and relax a minute. i'll look around. [knocking on door] oh, mr. post? oh, mr. eastwood, come in. come in. mr. post, um, i need your help. well, anything i can do to help a neighbor. [laughi

addison, wake up! what's the matter? what happened? addison, sshh! you woke me up to tell me to keep quiet? there's a man on the roof. oh, that's ridiculous. (roger stammering) ah, don't worry, doll. mommy will protect you. ed? ed! please hurry! doll, the police are on the way! oh, don't you dare go out there! these are for you, i mean, to protect you. i'm the man, and i'm going out there. and after all these years, i thought you were a coward. this is no time to remind me. wilbur's gone! well, i heard a noise outside, and when i woke up, he wasn't in our room. i looked all over, but he's gone! well, maybe he went to look for the burglar. burglar? what burglar? that must be him sneaking around the side of the house. all right, come on. -huh? -hey, hold it. what's going on here? -what do you think you're... -take it easy. (roger yelling) it's the police. they've got someone on the ground. it must be the burglar. give him another one, officers! roger: (groaning) oh! hit him one for me, too! and make it a good one! come on. i'll tell addison that they'v

(kay) addison. yes? addison. writing a letter like that when wilbur is our next-door neighbor, and carol is my dearest friend. what have you got against bridle paths, anyway? are you referring to the bridal path we walked down together? oh, you are a sweet doll. but you know i'm talking about horses. the same thing i've against you at the moment, my dear. you're interrupting my golf game. addison, you never should've written that letter. pardon me, madam, i'm playing through. roger, i think you're a heel to do what you did! agreed. pardon me, sir, i'm playing through. do you realize what you've did? you--you--you've done? only a person like you would've--would've did, done, such a thing. the only reason he done-- did, is because he lost $20 at golf yesterday. my dear, it is not the $20. then what is it? uh... that's a pretty difficult question to answer, isn't it? it certainly is. look, roger, if it's only $20, i will give it to you. will you please write a letter of retraction? that's a difficult question to ans

addison's fit to be tied. the boys had a golf date this morning. i know. maybe he got his appointments mixed. you mean he thinks he's supposed to ride addison and play golf with the horse? that wouldn't surprise me. when he goes out with that horse anything can happen. where do you suppose he could be? yeah, the way wilbur feels about that plug they could have stopped off for a couple of beers. you know the way he lies about mister ed's accomplishments you'd think he was his press agent. now just a minute, roger, wilbur may have his faults but he's not a liar. carol? wait till i tell you what happened. ed and i were on the bridle path see, i just got off ed when suddenly a motorcycle backfired. another horse with a girl on his back bolted and ran away taking her with him you see. ed quick as a flash. he ran after them. he caught them, picked up the reins in his teeth and brought them both back. isn't that wonderful? i suppose you should stay with him until he gets better. take courage dear. you don't believe me. carol, you believe me? of course, dear. what

addison! you mean it? absolutely. you were right, my dear. if wilbur and carol go to san francisco, so will we. oh, you're wonderful, doll. now, uh, what about my ponytail? i will trot it back to andre myself. get you looking nice and handsome for this swedish filly. addison: wilbur. wilbur! kay and i are going with you to san francisco. that's wond... she talked you into it, huh? money's only money. sure. after all, you can't leave it all no. uh, wilbur, why are mister ed's eyes so bloodshot? huh? they're not bloodshot. no? look again. oh, maybe just a little bit. i keep warning him about those all-night alfalfa parties. he's all right. come on, ed. you, uh, still want to drive to san francisco instead of taking the plane? oh, yeah. oh, by all means, wilbur. i think so. uh, you know, we drive up the coast route. we can see all the scenery. it's very beautiful along 101 up there. uh, we could stop off along the way but when we get to san francisco, you know, we'd have the car there, and, uh, you know, it's a big town. it would save us a lot o

(addison) wilbur, are you in there? not one peep out of you. [snoring] wilbur, the animal picture i just thought of has got to win first prize. what picture? i'm going to have kay stand on mister ed's back. it'll make a terrific shot. but--but rog'... honey, it'll only take a few seconds. you see, wilbur, the beauty of this shot is that it combines the girl-- carol, start packing. [gasps] [sighs] wilbur, goodbye! i'll drive you to the airport. you're sick, wilbur. very sick. just a minute. you've been talking all day long about getting a great animal picture, right? yeah. hmm. i've gone to all this trouble, and this--this is the thanks i get! you mean this is just for the contest? (wilbur) that's right. wilbur, this is a stroke of genius. this can't miss. this has got to take first prize. i'm gonna get in this picture if it kills me. come on, honey, we'll be late for the ballet. oh, wilbur. oh, roger. yeah? when you're finished with ed, put a couple of hot water bottles next to his feet. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tic

addison and i have to go to the house and finish our argument. oh, what are you two fighting about this time? i want to buy a little dog. kay, i told you i will not have one of those hairy little creatures running around my house. oh, look at him, carol. isn't he a little doll? oh, a chihuahua. he's ridiculous. he should be arrested for impersonating a mouse. oh, now, addison, be reasonable. chihuahuas are considered very chic this year. then you should get another one and wear them as earrings. you should be proud to own him. he's a genuine blue blood, with a pedigree from mexico. that thing is so small, i'm afraid i'll step on him. oh, where's the man on the flying trapeze? he's been gone all afternoon. he's been gone longer than that. boy, he's way out. mr. mordini? anybody here? (knocking) mr. mordini? zelda! i... i thought it was you. yeah, we thought it was you. what's going on here? look, this is all my fault. may i introduce myself? my name is wilbur post. i... i'm a magician, too. i just dropped by here to tell you how much i enjoyed you

by the time they get through, my lawn will look like addison, be reasonable. we were supposed to have the luncheon in mildred webster's garden, but her child came down with chicken pox. chicken pox? well, that shouldn't bother 30 old hens. i'm the only girl in the club who hasn't had a meeting in her backyard. some of them don't even believe i'm married. why not let that be our little secret? please, addison, i'll bet wilbur wouldn't turn carol down if she wanted to use their yard. no? i'll bet not even wilbur post is that foolish. well, of course i'd let her if she asked me, rog. he is that foolish. then it's settled. we can use our yard? no, but since wilbur made the grand gesture, why, we'll accommodate him and use his place. i have no objection, carol. oh, thanks, honey. come on, kay. we'd better call mildred and the girls. thanks, wilbur, you're a doll. she didn't mean to call you that, rog. you know what's the matter with you? you're afraid to say no to carol. your wife leads you around as if you were wearing blinkers. blinkers! that's it, i'll buy him b

it'll take something bigger than that to top addison. besides, everybody's seen a handkerchief disappear. they haven't seen a horse disappear. well, you're about to see one now. come back here, ed. ed, no, come, ed, come back here! (audience applauding) thank you, kay and roger addison, for your little number. and now, ladies and gentlemen, for the highlight of the evening. for the first time on any stage, i should like to present a startling illusion-- the disappearing horse, so called because i make a horse disappear. (laughing) that was just a little joke to get things rolling. assistant, my cape, please. (audience applauding) now, ladies and gentlemen, for the greatest illusion of all times, the disappearing horse. you will notice this solid oak box. it has four solid sides. absolutely no means-- -(audience laughing) -absolutely no means of escape except for these two front doors which are in full view all the time. now, assistant, my horse, please. yes, wilbur, master. (wolf-whistling) thank you. (laughing) i place the horse inside

i can't figure why addison wants me along. he hates me. well, i insisted that you come. and after all, you're my friend, my pal, my buddy. and we needed somebody to carry the pack. oh, you do, huh? look, i'm a horse, not a red cap. oh, ed, stop being temperamental. it's not going to hurt you to carry a few provisions for us. you've got addison. let the jackass carry the stuff. all right. i'll rent another horse. whoa-ho-ho. now the threats begin. okay, i'll go. atta boy, ed. you'll have a wonderful time. before i take a trip, i got to see what my horoscope says. get me my astrology book, huh? oh, you and your superstitions. you and your pisces. wilbur, look. i just bought it. how do you like it? set me back 375 bucks. wow, that's big. i bet the next size comes on wheels. oh, boy. any duck that gets hit with that goes first class. just feel the barrels. huh? how does it feel? mm, like $375. and worth every cent of it. oh, by the way, wilbur, what type of gun will you be using? follow me. huh? how do you like it? which end does the cork come out? i never miss with old bets

addison. i'll have more signatures than i need, after my television appearance tomorrow. mr. ainsworth. you're going on television? oh, that doesn't seem fair. i mean, the people should hear the other side of the question. hey, he's right. maybe you better give equal time to some horse. i'd be glad to. if you know of a talking horse. (chuckling) (guffaws) it just so happens that i have. (stammering) i have a horse who'd love to have me talk for him. if you wish to challenge me to a television debate, mr. post, i accept. fine. -oh, wilbur, don't do it. -why not? well, so far it's only horses. when you get through talking, they'll be throwing people out of the neighborhood. i'll call the station manager and make all the arrangements for our debate. shall we meet at wpxq at 10:00 sharp? -that'll be great. -splendid. hi, ed, what are you doing? looking for a new home. oh, ed, the fight isn't over yet. tomorrow, ainsworth and i are going to debate the issue on television. (chuckles) you on television? that's right. and i personally am presenting your side of the argument to the pe

so addison gave, and we took. i appreciate the thought, ed, but you've got to learn to understand the purpose of a fence. it's to divide one man's property from another. you shouldn't steal the addisons' gardenias. i'm sorry, wilbur. you are? i'm sorry my neck isn't longer, or you'd have had roses. get back into your stall. go on! ohhh! lucky you weren't caught, or the addisons would be stuffing a horse now - instead of a turkey. - wilbur! yes, dear? ahhh. good morning, mr. ed. honey, do you think a 15-pound turkey will be enough? well, that's enough for me, but what are you going to eat? oh, stop joking. i have to know. kay and roger are coming for thanksgiving dinner. now, what kind of dressing would you like? i've got an idea. cooking that dinner. this year, it's going to be different. ooh, you're going to cook. nah, let's live this thanksgiving. roger and i will take you and kay out for dinner. oh, thank you, darling! that's wonderful! you know, i've got the most thoughtful husband in the world. yep, you picke

oh, wait till you see it, addison. it's a perfect gift. something i'd just never have bought for myself. thank you. thanks, carol. look, it's a japanese ceremonial robe. pure silk. well? doesn't she look like madame butterfly? yeah, when she was a caterpillar. oh, roger. well, i better start wilbur's dinner. oh, carol? i'd like to talk to you about wilbur. why? is anything wrong? i'm very fond of wilbur, carol, and frankly, i'm worried about him. why? i stopped by the barn this morning, and, well, i found him talking to his horse again. so what? lots of people talk to their animals. horses, dogs, cats, canaries. true, but they don't expect them to answer back. oh, roger, wilbur doesn't expect mister ed to answer him. carol, i was standing there, and i heard him begging that old plug to do him a favor. favor? what favor? don't ask me. all i know is that when he goes into that barn, he enters the twilight zone. he talks to that animal as if it were human, and do you know why? exactly. butterfly, one more crack like that and i'll reach for th

uh, addison just told us a very funny joke. [all laughing] wilbur, i'm going to the doctor tomorrow for my annual checkup. how about coming along with me? why, you scared of doctors? no, i just like company. well, now that the cans are all open, shall we have dinner? [phone ringing] oh, pardon me. hello? wilbur, it's for you. hold it, just a minute. thanks, rog'. (wilbur) hello? roger, i can't stand it. i'm going to ask him what's wrong with him. yeah, maybe she should. you'll never get wilbur to your doctor. no, but maybe i can get my doctor to come to him. but, roger, you heard him. wilbur would never submit to an examination. not if he's trying to hide something from me. he'll never even know that he's been examined by a doctor. oh, how in the world are you going to do that? dr. reynolds happens to be an excellent golfer. i'll introduce him as a golf instructor. now leave everything to me. [patio door opening] (kay) carol. oh, hi, kay. has the doctor-- not doctor, golf pro. where's wilbur?. upstairs, changing to his golf clo

jason moore is on trial for addison waller's murder in august of 2013. he was dating addison's mother and watching the child while her mother jessica was at work. the doctor told jurors yesterday that the fractured skull that killed addison would have occurred during the time that she was alone with moore. jessica her mother gave tearful testimony wednesday and thursday telling jurors that addison was limp, cold, and burned when she got home that night. >>> authorities say a suspect fired a shot at a catawba county deputy. warrant yesterday against barry hildabrand for failure to appear in court. the deputy returned fire hitting hildebrand in the hand. >> none of our officers want to harm think out here. >> once he is released from the hospital, he is going back to jail. >>> officials say the deaths are believed to be a murder- suicide. both girls had single gunshot wounds. police say a weapon was found near their bodies as well as a suicide note. the shooting happened yesterday officials say the investigation is not over but evidence does lead them to b

addison's brother paul fenton? yeah, what about him? well, he's been after me for months to write a song like my... hmm. uh, like our pretty little filly, for his music publishing company. come on, wilbur, hurry it up. [sighing] my sabrina. aha! can't wait to see your girlfriend, huh? [sighing] just look at sabrina. ever see such kissable lips? yeah, like 2 beautiful bicycle pedals. you can say that again. yeah, she's a nice-looking horse, ed, but, uh, a little hippy, don't you think? [laughing] no, everything's in the right place. ed, why don't you write a love song about sabrina? who's got time? i'm too busy making love. hello, sabrina. my, you're getting kind of chubby, aren't you? oh, you... hi, andy. hey, wilbur. [harrumphing] [harrumphing] just coffee, al. thanks. say, your mister ed's really sweet on my horse, isn't he? yeah. here comes harvey wells. his horse, robespierre, is a handsome animal, isn't he? hi, harv'. hi. [harrumphing] [snarling] [harrumphing] you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. you

roger addison, are you accusing my wife of stealing your apples? not your wife, wilbur post, but i'll give you a hint. if the thief doesn't stop, i'm going to break all the pencils on his desk. now, why would i take your apples? look! he's eating one now! oh! now look, roger-- so, uh, carol gave you the apples, huh? now, you said that, not me. roger thinks i took the apples, and you know you did. i wouldn't blame you if you never spoke to that man again. all right, ed, let's have the truth. well, uh, uh, eh-- well? don't rush me. it isn't easy to make up the truth. carol: wilbur! uh-oh. roger must have told her. now, i'm going to get chewed out for something you chewed up. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for drivers with accident

it happened when gibson hyacinth went to confront his wife only to be confronted by her friend addison whiteside. >> he went there with jealousy and love and rage on his mind and the only thing that stopped him from killing addison was that his firearm for whatever reason wouldn't work. >> reporter: in this surveillance video, you can see hyacinth confront him. investigators say hyacinth showed his conceal carry permit and pulled out a gun and tried as you can see in the video when he went back out, he was nearly run over by hyacinth as he ran away from the scene in lakeland, josh thomas, newschannel8. >>> not a lot is left of a pontoon boat that caught fair off casey key in sarasota county. this is video sent to us by a viewer. sun person suffered smoke inhalation. >>> workers could hardly believe their lives. they were being held up at gunpoint by an eight-year-old. surveillance video shows the child walking in with a motorcycle helmet on his head and a sweater covering his mouth. the boy said the f word and demanded money. a clerk quickly took the gun away from him. the state is not

and the only thing that stopped him from killing addison was that his firearm for whatever reason wouldn't work. >> reporter: in this surveillance video, they have confronted him. he showed whiteside his concealed carry permit. then he pull out a gun and tried to shoot him not only once, but twice. >> had his gun been working and he shot addison in the parking lot, why wouldn't he have gone in to finish off his wife who he had already said if i can't have you, nobody can have you. doctor's office, told the staff a man was trying to kill him and went back outside. something he shouldn't have done. >> once the man tries to shoot you twice with a firearm, you need to say feet don't fail me down. you need to get behind a locked door. not go out in the parking lot to confront him a second time. >> reporter: as you can see him, when he went back out, he was nearly run over by hyacinth as he drove away from the scene. he wasn't hurt in either confrontation. >> it was a profound blessing that this didn't turn tragic. >> reporter: now, hyacinth did tell investigators he showed his conceal carry per

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oh addison hasn't taken me dancing in a thousand years. she doesn't look like she needs to be carried to bed, does she? no. but you do. don't look so worried. smile. one-two, cha cha cha. one-two, cha cha cha. honey, we home. oh, hi boys. oh, what a night! -you are worn out, uh? -oh no! oh, no, i never knew work could be so much fun! imagine being paid for doing something you just love. isn't that swell? one-two, cha cha cha. one-two, cha cha cha. one-two, cha cha cha. carol tells me, she's been booked for the next five weeks. -five weeks? -that's right honey. you won't have to worry about that telephone bill anymore. honey, about the phone and this job... a great little wife you've got there wilbur. not many women would be willing to share the expenses. come on doll. let's fix some coffee for the boys. they look tired. come on kay. one-two-three la congo one-two-three la congo one-two-three la congo one-two-three la congo one-two-three la congo one-two-three la congo one-two-three la congo rog, a $40 phone bill, isn't too bad. wilbur, if

workline scheduled track at addison and stadium armory. at addison and stadium armory. back to yo loop of the beltway are open at connecticut avenue after a fatal crash this morning. sam sweeney explains some responders say this wreck was one of the worst i have ever seen. -- they have ever seen. reporter: one of the most heavily used highways in america were shut down. this tractor-trailer was the reason. they crashed just before 5:00 this more -- this morning, killing the driver. he was ejected and his body landed in the inner loop. >> this is bad. reporter: traffic was snarled for miles. the beltway was closed from 355 to connecticut avenue. exit the beltway, causing sidestreets to become gridlocked. as the sun came up we got a better view of the wreckage. troopers on the scene tell us the accident started several hundred yards down that way on the outer loop of walls, bounced off another wall and that's when the cab of the truck fell off. you can see the wheels. they came off as well. the fuel tech ruptured and then all of these boxes in the back of the truck spille

addison: here we are. we're all ready. partner, you and i are going to make a fortune with this invention. look, rog, i think you better count me out of the deal. you see, i'm a little short of cash right now. (machine buzzes) uh, well...well, i mean i can only spare a couple of hundred. (buzzes) keep lying, wilbur. keep lying. -it's working beautifully. -i am not lying. (buzzes) tell the truth just once. i want to hear it ring. oh, well, i... i love my wife. rog, if you have to beat the truth out of it, forget it. (machine rings) see? i do love you. you'll never know how close you came to sleeping in the barn tonight. this thing is so good, it kind of frightens me. -would you mind taking this off? -all right. oh, no, wait. wait. i want to ask wilbur a few questions. don't do it, doll. i only lost a hat. you can lose a husband. i have nothing to hide from my little wife. -(buzzes) -take it off, rog. of course i am. (rings) see? did you ever love any other woman? of course not. (buzzes) -just my mother. -(buzzes) -my sister

gibson was walking toward the office when his ex-wife eve friend addison white side confronted him. the judge says witnesses told his deputies that gibson flashed his weapons permit and then pulled a gun. the sheriff says gibson tried to shoot white side in the head and when it didn't fire, judd said he tried it again. >> he racks a shell out, another shell in, points it at his head again. and pulls the trigger. he hears the click but it doesn't go off. >> tom: wow! but judd says the man did not stop there. he says gibson jumped in his car and tried to run the other man over. he failed in that too, though. the sheriff says as bad as it was, it could have been much worse. >> had his gun been working and he shot addison down in the parking lot, why wouldn't he have gone in to finish off his wife who heed already said if i can't have you, no one can have you. >> tom: deputies were already on their way when gibson drove off. they say they caught him a few minutes later. >>> west palm beach police say an 8-year-old, an 8-year-old held up a convenience store with a gun this week. take a l

jason moore is on trial in gastonia for addison waller's murder in august 2013. he was dating addison's mother and watching the child while her mother was at work. the time she was alone with moore. her mother jessica gave tearful testimony wednesday and thursday telling jurors that addison was limp, cold, and burned when she got home that night. >>> 7:33. a suspect fired a shot at a catawba county deputy. that deputy was serving a warrant against barry hildebrand for not appearing in court. he tried to run away that is when he fired the shot. the deputy returned fire hitting hildebrand in the hand. he is in the hospital. >> none of our officers want to harm anyone out here. but they also want to go home to their families. this is what they get paid to do. >> deputies say they went to the home to search for more possible weapons. once hildebrand is released from the hospital, he is going straight to jail. information on a shooting at a an arizona high school that killed two teenagers. the deaths are now believed to be a murder-suicide. both girls had single gunsh

i'm too excited, addison. you tell him what the rest of the telegram said. "signed j.t. farnsworth, attorney." boy, this is exciting. a real mansion in new york, huh? it's called hastings on the hudson. yes, sir, from now on, it'll be roger addison, country squire, living on the banks of the hudson, lord and master of all he surveys. doll, there's no community property in new york. technically, the house is all mine. -it is? -uh-huh. what she's getting at, rog, she'd like the rent on time every month. -(laughing) - aw, gee, i think it's wonderful for both of you,

it's the champion herself, addison oasta smith! >>james: i'm doing well how are you? >> i'm doing really good. >>james: you just won master chef. >> yes i did. >>james: how does it feel? >> amazing. >>james: has your life changed? >> a little bit. >> paparazzi. >> i see them in the bushes. >>james: addison is going to cook up something later right? >> >> james: reggie, are you ready? he's reggie watts, i'm james corden and this, this is the "late, late show!" roll the titles. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs the late, late show, oh, oh the late, late show, ooh the late, late show, oh, oh the late, late show oh, oh the late, late show >>james: how you doing reg? >>james: was that the mood you had last night? >>reggie: i think it had to night. >>james: what did you do last night? >>reggie: the band played at el cid and bright lights -- >>james: bright lights, the rest of the band seem amazing. >>reggie: they're incredible. i'm so sensitive. >>james: that's what, you're a sensitive guy, that's what everybody says about you, a maverick who refuses to pl

addison will be cooking up one of her winning recipes. but first we're kicking things off with a special fashion show that every lady is sure to love. >> all right, you guys, if we're gonna talk about women and rocks, you know, we're gonna have to talk about diamonds, right? >> bling >> 'cause you know that whole clich\ "diamonds are a girl's best friend." >> yes, they are. >> so, ware gonna kick this show off with a fashion show that is all about bling, but before we get starard, you guys, i think it's important to know that i'm gonna have to give you guys a little biof a diamond-ucation. >> ooh! >> a school? >> yes, you're gonna get schooled on your ice, all right? but to help me do this, because we really need the real expert here, please welcome the go-to jeweler for hollywood's "a" list, you guys, it's jason arasheben of jason of beverly hills. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> and, you guys, you really celebrities. >> oh, he is. i see him every awards season,

gibson went there are love and the only thing that stopped him from killing addison was that his firearm would not work. >> that and fancy foot work. -- developing tonight a 6.4 magnitude earthquake has struck taiwan. more 100 people are hospitalized and there is a major search and rescue operation now underway in what is now the rubble of two 16-story residential buildings. the quake also causing water and >> the news agencies say fast-acting crews were able to pull out 120 victims, people trapped in the high-raises, some 200 people were expected to be inside the building when the quake hit, and the central weather bureau reports at least five 3.8 magnitude aftershocks and in china tremors were felt in various parts of the southeast. many people there reported tremors from the quake. but the usgs says the earthquake was really shallow, which likely >> and the issue of fracking in florida sl is a huge issue. the house passed abill that prevent local governments from putting a ban on fracking and its passage has kicked up a round of protests including a miami dade commissioner who is amon

they say that she shot gilbert hall iii on addison road. the police say the motive may have been tied to drugs. alison: kicked in punched -- and punched on a metro train, last week we told you about random attacks on riders by groups of young people. tonight, metro's top cop faced growing concerns and questions on how to ensure safety. one person asked what it would take to get officers on every metro platform. >> in a perfect world i would like a cop in every station, on every bus, but that is not reality. i tried to use the crime data and get the best bang for our buck. alison: metro has shifted officers to some areas on the red line that have had the most problems. leon: the rain has shifted out of year, but the fog is moving in. steve rudin is standing by with the outlook. steve: we are looking at conditions deteriorating in the stormwatch 7 forecast especially with dense fog north and west of town. the rain is long gone, shifting to the east, but visibility is practically nothing in frederick county, northern montgomery county reagan n

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the deck, it's past dixon, gets to 50, he's running down the sideline and is tackled from behind, addison brings him down, but norwood in traffic somehow got away from the panthers. >>> that punt went for 61 yards. that's the longest in super bowl history. >>> we'll bring you more highlights all morning long. [cheers and applause] >> ball comes out of the hands of newton. it's on the ground and still on the grounns picked up by t.j. ward at the 4-yard line. von miller did it aggin. he knocked it out of the hands -`of newton. he knocked the ball out of the hands of cam newton. c.j. anderson scored a few place later. on sunday cam newton got sacked six times and completing less than half of his passes. >>> after the game newton didn't really have much to say it going viial. >> they made better place than us and that's what it come down to, i mean we had opportunities, wasn't nothing special they did. we dropped balls, me turned the ball over, gave up sacks, threw errant passes and that's it. >> there you go he walks away >>> here is another one that's going viral. you can see the whole fami

addison hurst passes it to add before the layup. panthers up. xt possession hahashman. daily takes it again. look at the teamwork. 18-4. shania drives and makes it. 18-6.. battle for wrecks and so cute they had to take her to akron. union comes to an early lead impart. sydney short grabs a shovel. kayla grabs the board and puts it back. remsen state finds an answer for that. remsen union takes it 47-32. harris lake park is 11 in 10. mmc is ahead. 39-40 ratio be hand passes back to sarah. 42-14, eagles. would all sees record down the court for an easy layup. death play taylor myers open for 3. eagles up 44-70. myers opening for 3. brackman drive slow and hits the jumper. two points. aaliyah jackson for 3. nmc went, 64-33 here is a look at class xxxi. -- class tranxxxi. river valley 78-41. westwood over charter oak 46-30. they host on friday. wolfpack get them funderberk region to hear is help number five passes looking. they defeated west hancock to advance.e. they will host board union in okoboji has one was all year. thatatat >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsor

his $850 versace pants were the talk of the day but addison was best dressed. thomas davis was all business in >> i remember coming down that and knowing that you are hear for the pole and you have an opportunity -- super bowl and you have the opportunity to get the ultimate goal. >> they have moved media day to prime time tonight. they expect to take the field and get our questions at 10:00 p.m. eastern. barbara: mark, thank you. "eyewitness news" is with the panthers through super bowl 50. mark and joe mazur are there with behind the scenes act. tisha powell will have live reports starting friday. john: let the excitement commence. it has already commenced. barbara: people are talking about this weather. don: if it were like there all the time, we could not afford to live here. it will continue today. it will be cooler later this week but as it does it does not get really cold. we will talk about that. we will talk about rain chances. what is missing is tonight about best chance of rain is wednesday when we could see strong thunderstorms in a few spots. we wi

traveling on metro, the blue line has scheduled track work from addison road to stadium armory and the same thing on the red line. on the silver want to use orange or blue because silver is only operating from weekly rest into ballston. --wiehle ballston. prince george's county, we are in pretty good shape, and we will take a live look at virginia. roads are south, the dry, the sun is shining, and it is a pretty picture. jummy: some good news. two people are in custody after police say they drove a car into a gaithersburg accor store and took off. it happened in the 400 block of frederick avenue overnight. the 19 year world woman driving hit the gas pedal and plowed in front of the store. away.then drove police were able to trace the car to a home down the road, and the woman is charged with dui. with hit and run. a new twist in the security showdown between apple and the fbi, the fbi director responding in a blog post. apple's ceo tim cook thinking employees for backing them. sam sweeney takes a closer look at all the new developments. sam: the director of the fbi himself put out a pe

his $850 pants were the talk of the day but for my money mario addison was best with the crimson pink and blue. thomas davis was all business in a go pro strapped to his chest to document it. >> i remember coming down the tarmac and knowing that you are hear for the super bowl and you have an opportunity to get that ultimate goal and that trophy. mark: tonight the panthers are expected to take the field and get our questions beginning at 10:00 p.m. eastern. john: "eyewitness news" is with them through super bowl 50 and mark and joe mazur are there behind the scenes with the action. tisha powell is live with reports friday. barbara: you know they are there. they made the statement. those srer sample pants. -- versace points. don: perhaps we will need a live weather report. john: i just want those pants. barbara: i want to see him in those pants. don: it will be warm again today. but you could see showers. partly cloudy and by lunch 64 degrees and this afternoon that sky is thickening and clouds working in. temperatures staying above average. live look into downtown raleigh and with the

traveling on the blue line from addison road to stadium armory. on the silver line, trains are running from we the rest of the ballston. on the green line they are doing railcar testing. quite a few issues on the inner loop the virginia trying to head north towards maryland. that is what we have the accident. that is a look at traffic. the trialpening now, underway for a former prince george's county school board member. defraudingcused of the system to get free lunches for the child. mundy is charged with stealing $1300 in free lunches the thing 2010 and 2015. four other parents are also charged. commercial the government accountability office. brad bell is inside the courthouse and we will have live updates at 4:00. noon, up on abc 7 news at apple versus the fbi can a security battle. why the tech company is refusing to help retrieve information from a terrorist's phone. what new poll numbers reveal about the race. when theback with weather will get here in his full forecast coming up next. we continue to following breaking news in silver spring

well, so is addison, but for $5,000 i'd send him to australia. wilbur, don't be a fool. you call up that producer ed, what are you doing? packing my gear and extra shoes. i'm leaving. where are you going? well, uh, zsa zsa wants me to go to australia with her. zsa-- to australia? ed, d-do you want to go? i--i mean, and--and leave me? if i don't hitch my wagon to a star, somebody hitches a wagon to me. well, if--if--if that's-- that's the way you feel about it... that's the way i feel. oh, well, ed, then i--i guess this is goodbye. but you'll be seeing me soon, wilbur, on that big screen in glorious color. oh, i sure miss you, ed. well, at least i can still listen to your voice. nobody sang pretty little filly the way you did. (ed) hi, wilbur. by the time you hear this, i'll be on my way to australia. i didn't really want to leave you, buddy boy, but $5,000 is a lot of money, and i know you can use it. [ed sniffling] i--i hope carol likes the mink coat. i'll never forget you. your old stablemate, ed. [ship horn blaring] miss gabor, we can't possibly put this horse in a st

addison montgomery. mcdreamy. she was on greys anatomy and then her own show, the private practice. >> she was so good on it got a rare thing in l.a., the successful spinoff. >> it wases a contradiction. really -- >> kate walsh welcome to good day new york. >> thank you glad to see you. >> what's been going on? i miss see you own tv. rumors out there maybe you would return to grey's anatomy. to happen any time soon. maybe at some point but i believe i had a good run with addison between two show, and then bad judge after that so sort of just developing other stuff. >> so you played some very professional people now maybe you need to play unprofessional people. >> that's right. like street walk ergs or something. >> streetwalker or white walker -- "game of thrones" fan. >> a career -- wanted me to play a hooker. no i play like an old former stripper on fargo. pretty close. i know you're developing stuff for yourself. >> right. >> like this -- >> oh, yeah. >> this segment brought to you by -- cokeavia basically all

oh, addison, i still can't believe we own a race horse. roger, am i seeing things? you bought a horse? please. this magnificent animal is not just a horse. oh, i'm sorry. with those four legs and that tail, she sure had me fooled. well, lady linda happens to be a first-class racing thoroughbred.

this cozy wine bark features a vast variety of wines, piata addison homestyle meals. it's owned by two young women pollen and geraldine he wanted to bring the flavor of their homeland to miami.>>every little detail and the sensation of coziness is like because of >> it's named after a character in a oscar wilde book. the place is full of books and next and all the food and wines are perfectly paired like you're in someone's home. >> is like homemade argentinian food. and maybe it's the same that your grandma will get. we don't have a grill. >> we begin with empanadas. paula presents me with quite a sampling. >> this is so light and flavorful. the outside is flaky and light and there is some salt and some cheese. >>the lamb is super tender and soft with tons of flavor and it does not feel heavy and very soothing. >> there is another was chopped so many empanadas, so little time. >> i am just eating all of these empanadas. i should probably stop. >>i can't stop eating empanadas. similar cheese lovers will love the pre-breaded with almonds served with a vinaigrette. wher

public place i saw llamas and has the story you'll see only on thirteen years now the second time addison has been in trouble for something like this the most recent was here and this panera bread where he was caught using his phone lookup the start of a young girl i don't want him to be able to buy lee anyone know i won as many people out is twenty five year old in june and she was behind bars tonight police say he secretly recorded of a young girl's skirt and a spammer off alaskan wrote back in december. parents lined up under the table and get pictures up first for a former friend of mattie's use is speaking out she didn't want to show her face but says she's doing this to warn others discussed and nauseous that i hadn't been so close with this person for so long and say he was just pouring rain the entire time the friend tells us matters to admit to having an entire collection of pictures i figured he secretly took of unsuspecting girls. flashback a few years. this is madness to win twenty eleven the first time he was arrested for the same thing taking pictures of a young girl skirt a