i assume we have a reason for following brian morton. what did you put on him when you fell against him? a listening device. it's a sad state of affairs when we can't trust our fellow u.n.c.l.e. agents. it's very sad. it's never occurred to you that whoever broke into the admiralty record building had a very easy time of it? too easy? maybe. he must have spotted us. post number one, morton just passed. no one is tailing him. very good. manage your post. cut the engine, i think i'm getting something. sounds like footsteps. he must have stopped. i was beginning to worry that you'd changed your mind. i had to shake off a car that may have been following me. we just lost our bug. well, let's cruise. maybe we can spot his car. i can guess why solo planted that bug. my breaking into the safe looked too simple. but if solo suspects you, brian... he can't prove anything. he hasn't even enough to go to waverly on without making a fool of himself. when you develop this film, you'll see that i've lived up to my side of the bargain. i take your word

i'm a friend of brian morton. then why did you wait until he left? brian and i are associated with mr. waverly. perhaps brian mentioned him? i'm supposed to take you to a meeting with mr. waverly. i see. then brian's exit was arranged. yes, it was timely. well, why this meeting? an should enter marriage with an u.n.c.l.e. agent unless her eyes are wide open. my eyes have always been wide open, mr. waverly. i trust you're not going to run brian down. well, mr. morton, and all u.n.c.l.e. agents, are among the finest, most dedicated men in the world. but... take mr. solo here, for example. he has intelligence, verve, physical prowess. the kind of man most women would find very attractive. i thank you, sir. but probably the worst possible candidate for marriage. it's the same with all u.n.c.l.e. agents. once married, they become dull from missing the excitement, the adventure. poor brian. well, i thank you for your warning, mr. waverly. i imagine i'll just have to work extra hard to provide excitement for him. well, i mean all this. now you still have tim

((brian loftus)) >>> protesters demonstrating against a proposed pipeline in north dakota are demanding the morton county sheriff resign. ((kirsten joyce)) >> that's after police used temperatures to try and disperse a group of demonstrators. but the sheriff is defending his actions. bo evans reports ... (nat sound) protesters say law enforcement has gone too far. using water hoses as a method of crowd control. they say the effects were harsh. (thomas joseph/protester) "many people had symptoms of hypothermia. our medical facility inside the camp treated over 200 people," the conflict began when protesters tried to remove burned vehicles from the escalated. after fires broke out, police were using hoses to extinguish them, but they say protesters began throwing objects at them and they used the hoses to control the crowd. law enforcement says they will take the appropriate steps to keep officers safe. (sheriff kyle kirchmeier/ morton county, nd) "we're just not going to let people or protesters in large groups come in and threaten officers. that's not happening." (officer) "we can use whatever for

lets begin with gray hall live at the morton school in southwest philadelphia. >> reporter: sharrie, brian, no long lines right now but that was not the case at 7:30 this morning when poll workers tell me the lines stretched out the door and around the building, the early morning voters were eager to cast their ballots before going to work. >> you don't go out and vote every vote counts. >> like thousands of locations, the aimage is the same. eager voters are headed to the polls some of them first time voters and everyone wanted their voices to be heard. >> this is the big one, i had an opinion for once. who was more compassionate of the two and it it told me to do something and i took action. >> make a difference and start to vote. voters admit it seemed never ending, loaded with the political ads and they are ready for this day to be over with. >> i'm so ready for this to be over. >> i am watching it live on facebook and it's ridiculous. back and forth, pointing finger at him and she at him. i'm ready for it to be done. >> poll works tell me it's a steady flow of voters and no major prob

this is 8 news now good day)) ((brian loftus)) >>> welcome back to the valley'sn dakota access pipeline protesters are overwhelming the court system. ((kirsten joyce)) >> morton county court held a special session monday exclusively for 51 protesters arrested last month. bo evans has the story.... dakota access protesters are flooding the court system, and it's requiring everyone involved to be flexible. (donna wunderlich/ morton county court administrator) >> "it's forcing us to stay on our toes, certainly. we are scheduling hearings with multiple judges trying to fit them in where we can." protesters are being assisted by legal system. (matthew mchenry/ attorney) >> "today we're just making sure that everybody gets all their questions answered, making sure people actually make their court appearances and doing the best we can to get them set up with court appointed council as we go forward on this." protesters are facing trespass and riot charges, and attorneys say, in the past, they've had success getting those charges dropped. (matthew mchenry/ attorney) >> "i've done some protest work out in oregon. we've certainly had our share of success in beating bac