anthony nelson. darling, i would like you to meet mrs. nelson. this is mrs. anthony nelson. this is tony's wife. i will make him so happy. jeannie! oh. good evening, master. oh, good evening, jeannie. i brought some papers home the other day, and i can't, for the life of me, figure out what i did with them. i left them upstairs, i left them downstairs. uh, jeannie it was in a little envelope about this big with a red stripe on it. said "confidential." no. no. isn't that funny? i wonder what-- master? yeah? sit down, master. hm? you need a haircut. jeannie, i haven't got time for a haircut. oh, your hair is much too long. now, don't you put those things on my head. oh, neatness counts. i haven't-- i really haven't got time. i just came back to-- to get a clean shirt and pick up some papers. i'm going night flying tonight. night flying? for night flying you need a haircut and a manicure. oh, uh, thank you, jeannie, but for night flying i have my own barber. i'll look downstairs. just a tiny haircut. jeannie, you put those things away before you hurt yourself. oh. a trim? all r

oh, i'm, uh, major anthony nelson. did you say, uh, lady diane nelson? yes. are you married to lord charles alfred nelson? you know my husband? know him? why, i beg your pardon. and that means that you're my great-great-great- great-grandmother. what are you talking about? you're gonna have a son named-- named, uh-- named william, and you're gonna have a daughter named priscilla. that is, if i can get you off this boat. and if i can't get you off this boat, i'm not gonna be born. [screaming] shhh. oh, please, don't do that. [screaming] captain? oh, what are you doing here? what's taking you so long? we can't kill her. what? i mean-- i mean, we can't kill her now. look, uh... i, uh-- i think we should torture her a little bit. she's probably got plenty of hidden treasure she could tell us about. ohhh, good thinking. [both laugh] yeah, go boil some water. yeah-- boil some water? and-- and heat up a branding iron. all right, skipper. oh, no! no, you promised! [sobbing] no, you promised! you promised! no, i'm not gonna let anybody hurt you. but how are you gonna

anthony nelson. we should've done this a long time ago. i have a feeling we're not gonna have a worry in the world. let me call roger one more time. i also have a feeling that something really important hung him up. [screaming] oh, jeannie, wait till i get my hands on you. oh, what am i calling her for? jeannie, jeannie, she's not gonna help me. haji. haji! haji! ah, you can't hear me, can you? you want to know why? because you're deaf! you're a deaf, dirty old man! and your father's a dirty old man! and you're a coward, you hear? a coward! boy, do you know what's gonna happen when i get my hands on you? now we shall see who is the coward. i'll tell you who's the coward. i am, but at least i'm not like a genie, i keep my word. are you saying that a genie does not keep his word? you told jeannie she couldn't marry tony that is so written. yeah, but she erased it. she's getting married, and she didn't tell him. [ ] he doesn't answer. i did not think he would. let us go, master. this is not like roger. we must not miss the plane. you're right

i'm major anthony nelson. and you're bootsie nightingale? [chuckles] well. [tony clears throat] [tony laughs] lot of times, being a teenager means living with labels. you know, like the ones other people give you. and the ones you give yourself. but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... sad...lonely. if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, you don't need labels. you need people who will listen. who can help you take control, help you heal, help you win. you need to call the girls and boys town national hotline. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) 24/7, they're here with help and hope when you need it most. the girls and boys town national hotline. change your life. help is just a phone call away. [high-pitched voice] i st have caught a slight cold. this is all man? sam: he didn't talk like that before. well, if you think i'm going out with him, yo

i'm looking for major anthony nelson. mr. vanderhaven. yes. it is a great pleasure to have you in our hotel. i hear that you never come ashore, and it is such-- stop fawning. where can i find major nelson? he's on a beach terrace, sir. yeah. i will be happy to take you to-- i'll find him myself. phew. master, it is such a beautiful day. why do we not go boating? well, for one reason, i don't have a boat-- major nelson? yeah. [chuckles] forgive me for intruding. my name is vanderhaven. oh, yes, sir. how do you do? i-- i heard that you were in honolulu, and i came to tell you what a great honor it is to have you with us. how do you do? mister, uh--? vanderhaven. very glad to see you. how do you do? well-- would you join us? well, i'll only be a minute. you know... being in town makes me very, very nervous. oh, where do you live? on my yacht. [gasps] you have a yacht? yes. and i was hoping you'd come aboard and have lunch with me today. of course you're invited, too. [gasping] oh! well, that's very kind of you, but i do have a mission-- it's the

i'm anthony nelson. i believe you have a bottle here for me. ah, yes, yes. i just finished the duplicate for mrs. bellows. that's it. you want to see it, huh? uh, no. i'm in kind of a hurry. a friend of ours is waiting for us to pick her up. oh. i see. all right. then i'll bring here your bottle, huh? gino! gino: yes, papa. you bring here the original bottle for mr. nelson. yes, papa. thank you. salvatori: uh, you know, it takes a little time, but it comes out so perfect. i'm proud of myself. tony: oh, good. salvatori: here you are. tony: thank you very much. salvatori: i'm just going to deliver mrs. bellows' bottle. tony: oh, good. tell her i hope she enjoys it. good night, and thanks again. salvatori: good night. no. no! no, you've got the wrong bottle! oh, master! master, no! help! help! [sobbing] yeah. there we are. come on out, jeannie. well, i guess she likes it so much, she doesn't want to leave it. come on, jeannie. come on out. jeannie? say, you don't think that we could've gotten the wrong bottle, do you? of course. of course it's the wrong bottle.

[chuckling] oh, uh, anthony nelson. how are you? this is jeannie. hello. she was going to be your leading lady. my leading lady? well, i'll tell you what. if we get back with the moon shot about seven years, maybe i can do the contract, and maybe we could just work together. and maybe we could... [indistinct chatter] now, uh, r-roge... [simultaneous chatter] [ ] and here we have the surveyor, which has already made a successful landing on the moon, a very expensive model. and the lunar orbiter spacecraft. the ranger a, which has made many pictures of the moon. and here we have the saturn five. you see, the actual flying of the capsule is a very small part of the flight. now, in addition to flying a spacecraft, the astronaut must observe and report on scientific data that is being collected inside and outside of the capsule. this is our new testing chamber. dr. alfred bellows will answer any questions you may have. [chuckles] and i certainly hope you'll all return soon. jeannie. jeannie, how many times have i told you [laughing] not to come to nasa? oh, mas

oh, uh, the late major anthony nelson. [laughs] sammy: one time. here we go. one, two, three, four. [band playing soft jazz music] tall and tan and young and lovely the girl from ipanema goes walking and when she passes each time she passes i go, "ahhh" when she walks it's like the samba that sways so cool and swings so gentle that when she passes each time she passes i go, "ahhh" but i watch her so gladly gee, i would give my heart gladly but each day when she walks to the sea she looks straight ahead not at me tall and tan and young and lovely the girl from ipanema goes walking and when she passes i smile but she doesn't see she ain't looking at me [scatting] she ain't looking at me [scats] she ain't looking at me it's not me that she will ever see ah well, it ain't the monkees, but it'll have to do. hey, john and michael, why don't you go get some coffee in the kitchen. i know it took a long time, but you see? practice makes perfect. okay, sam. oh, look, sam. yeah? you will try to get a little sleep before the show tonight? sure, i'll take a nap. don't worry about it. and you go

he scored 51 last night and so did an area player, nelson county anthony lee poured in 5 governor's 95-78 win overgovernor's 95-78 win over william campbell. wilson plays host to gretna tonight. both steph curry and anthony >>> a new report outlines ways to defeat extremist groups like isis. tonight at 7:00, why one of the authors of the report say coalition and military tactics have to change. >>> plus, thousand of americans get sick each year to food borne illnesses. how dna fingerprints play crucial role in identifying these illnesses. these stories and more at 7:00. >>> tonight, just two days until the big republican debate here, the new poll at this hour in new hampshire. is there a shakeup coming? donald trump, ted cruz and, tonight, we're one-on-one with marco rubio, now the target of incoming fire. virus.

. >>> a nelson county attorney is eyeing the commonwealth attorney's seat. anthony martin submitted his letter of resignation. daniel rutherford ran as the republican contender. he currently has a private practice out of lovtionton. weatherford said he is waiting for a special election to be set to make his run official. tonight as the first numbers come in for who americans want as their nominee for president. all youall you need to know about the iowa caucus. >>> how three local small businesses with very different missions are getting some help to grow. >>> next "e.t," backstage the s.a.g. awards. >> that's what i was kpated >> all the award-winning coverage you can count on. >> mark: after months of campaigning, tonight we will have our first votes cast in the nominating process for president. the iowa caucuses are set for 8 p.m. eastern tonight. right now bernie sanders and hillary clinton are nothing a dead heat on the democratic sidedead heat on the democratic side. for the gop, a new poll out show donald trump widening his lead. that could change though with

now, u-s senator bill nelson wants to know why the ship sailed into intense weather... and is calling for the n-t-s-b to investigate. casey anthony has filed paperwork to open her own photography studio. according to address is listed in this would be the first business venture for anthony since her she was acquitted of first- degree murder, and since she filed for bankruptcy. the university of central florida is facing a class action suit after a massive "data breach". 63-thousand social security numbers were stolen. a former student-- and a member of u-c- f's board of trustees claim the school knew of the breach as early as december 20-15. time now for headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. today...president barack obama will ask congress for nearly 2-billion dollars in emergency funding to combat the zika virus. the money would support mosquito control programs, vaccine research, education, and improving health care for at-risk communities. the proposal also includes "400-million dollars" in foreign aid...for countries where the virus is spreading rapidly. the first-in-the- nation primary kicked off at midnig

senator bill nelson is asking the captain of this ship that was caught in the middle of a violent storm. and we know more about when casy anthony plans to start her own -- casey anthony plans to start her own business. >> and we're tracking a bigger chill on the way for tonight. we'll track how cold it gets obviously, but two more fronts . . announcer: you're watching channel 9 eyewitness at noon with vanessa echols, martie salt, and certified meteorologist brian shields. >>> there are now at least 50 confirmed cases of zika virus in the united states. today president obama will ask congress for nearly $2 billion to combat its spread and because all the concerns about zika, consumer reports reissued the list of the most effective repellants. their zika response to the highest level of activation a assigning staff 24/7 on the response. and while the world continues to spray pesticides to try to kill off the mosquitoes, what can you do to deep from being bitten? >> reporter: det is safe and effective. >> consumer reports rereleased ratings highlighting results regarding the 80s egypti mosquitoes. these three products, sawer fishe

anthony gets the steal and splits defenders. >> and number two, dan river and halifax. and they miss the pass to owens. comets streak ahead of the wild cats. >> reporter: and number one, nelson county at appomattox. and take another look. a quarterback throwing it down. and the raiders win. and our new top 13. here's how they stacked up entering tonight. radford second. cave spring is five. l.c.a., six. dan river, g.w. and rustburg. and halifax county round out the top 13. >> on the girls side, brookville is number one. lord botetourt is third. l.c.a., glenvar. g.w. and parry mccluer. and our "full court press" player of the week is james smith jr. of halifax county. and streaking into the conference tournament play, winning their last four. smith led the way with 23 points and says that everything is coming together at the right time. >> and the coach helps us get an offense and share is the ball. and my team helped me out. >> reporter: now it's time boys and girls finalists. the first team "full court press" at the end of the season. adams, fleming, anderson, dan river. l.c.a. nelson views, alta vista. also jordan hamlett, heritage. hancock, brookville. holland, martinsvil

9news reporter nelson garcia shows us, the grandson of a legendary civil rights leader met with students to inspire peace. >> reporter: living in the footsteps of his grandfather, anthony chavez wants to make a difference. >> we deserve respect, but we >> reporter: he's part of a season of nonviolence events helping hinkley high school conflicts peacefully. >> so what i wanted to tell the youth is their voices do marty, they can start making change now before -- matter, they can start making change now before they leave this campus. >> how many of you have been angry? >> reporter: heidi williams says the culture at hinkley helps her be better. >> it's helping me to learn to calm down and be able to see other people's side of the story. >> this is the world we want to create together and it takes all of us to decide to make that happen. >> that's why i reminded the students like my grandfather said. we don't need perfect political students. what we need is perfect participation. >> reporter: his grandfather caesar chavez launched the farm -- cesar chavez larched the farmworker movement in the 1960s. >> sometimes all people want to do is vent. i have to give people a lit