described as cunning, his cherub has a cunning mischievous look. like deceit described a inborn chinese characteristics. call back to your memory of the intercourse of the western nations with the so-called barbarians of the east. a foretelling remarks. in cunning the east has always beaten the west and yielded only to the strong right arm of power. here amid these mountains the story of the past will be repeated. chinese cunning is portrayed through one predominant facial expression, the grin. nearly every chinese character is presented grinning. sometimes a sickly grin, some grins are good natured and others are crafty. characters are introduced as the grinning mongolian, grinning like a cheshire cat. little china man, almost a fixed feature on the chinese face. whatever happened, the china man grinned as usual. more than 30 dime novels made sure to note it and grinning was the most common stage direction for chinese characters in plays. authors used the grin but smiled as he set at the table brett hart wrote with a smile that was child like and

. >> so you said you've got to be more evil than they are, more cunning than they are. >> more cunning, exactly, exactly. more cunning. i mean -- it's terrible. how can you -- i mean, what do we have to do? i don't know. >> yeah. >> that's a question that many people are asking. thank you. be safe. thank you. >> when we come right back, much more on our breaking news, a deadly truck attack on a bastille day crowd in nice, france tonight. at least 80 people are dead. blir bird's eye teriyaki broccoli. (mind-blowing sound) and look ben is going for more buffalo cauliflower. (mind-blowing sound) everybody's a veggie lover now. what do you think? (mind-blowing sound) mind blown. bird's eye flavor full. so veggie good. don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help s

and this guy is so cunning that he preyed upon that. he presents himself as not 32, but as 18.ly, sophisticated, but not threatening. cunning guy. >> i ask her what she had thought was going to happen, and she thoughthat she was going to have her first boyfriend who would ve her a kiss. >> it was about 3:00 in the morning. and i came down here and let the dog out, because i knew if the dog barked, then my mom would catch me sneaking out. we met up in my front yard. and he started kissing me. he started to take me pants off and i told him no. i was scared. >> suddenly, we realized there has been as bad of a sexual assault as there can be, short of her having been killed. >> when he was done, he stood up and said that he had his friend waiting in the car. he just left me there. it was scary. at first, i didn't want to tell anybody. i just went in the house and i was bleeding. then i started to cry and just went to bed. >> how could this happen? this is something i can't fix. he took her childhood away. he took it. i can't give it back. him coming to my own house and getting her t

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. >> reporter: from richie cunning ham and to laverne & shirley that starred his younger sister, pennyto "morning & m -- mork & mindy and c cutting his teeth on television and writing jokes for "the tonight show" and his first hit, the television adaptation of neil simon's the odd couple. >> you have a 1.50 but you don't have a date. >> for the whole year. >> reporter: he told lester who he discovered. >> we had this girl and i said, she's very good,s there one, nobody never knew who she was particularly. >> julia roberts. >> i was in here yesterday, you wouldn't wait on me. >> reporter: even he said he was surprised how huge the film "pretty woman" became. >> big mistake. >> reporter: today, hollywood stars who worked with marshall remember their mentor and friend. >> i think almost everybody who worked in a garry marshall production came away from that experience feeling they had somehow advanced themselves and they'd grown. some was just knowing garry. >> he knew who he was. maybe one of the greatest lessons you could learn from a person in this world, know who you are, what you do.

but the real prospects on the horizon, the author from the chance to his cunning classes, yet companiesworry whether they will make a profit in the u.k., not how much tax they will pay on it. can the prime minister tell us what immediate action to government would take to protect people's jobs and likelihood right now? >> immediate action has been taken not least to encourage lending by changing the reserve asset ratios they insist on good that is very important because that's a short-term measure that can house the early effects. but the chancellor was talking about is we are now in this new situation to make sure we can figure all of our policies to take it damage of the situation we will be a period that will mean changes to taxes, changes to the way the focus for the foreign office and business department. all the things we can make a start on irrespective of the fact she and i were on the same side as the referendum campaign. >> my honorable friend with the question, may i remind the prime minister that next-line the greatest airshow of the world takes place in my constituency to w

it never seems to amaze me how cunning a sexual predator could be.ow they could win the trust of their victims and the loved ones and someone along the way does not realize that this is a serious, serious nightmare. >> when i got to know him about a month, he took me and my sister to his house. we were supposed to get up the next morning to clean the house out. we were -- he was in back room and he got out of his bed and he will put a hand over my mouth and pulling me upstairs. he forced his way with me and he did not say nothing. he just do me on the bed. then he started raping me. and he told me after he raped me that if i said anything, he would kill my family. it was five or six more times. every time it is at his house. he told me when i was lying there that i am his girlfriend and he'd be my boyfriend. i didn't know what's good or bad. i was kind of happy that i have a boyfriend. i went on for a while until i told the teachers what's going on at school. >> this is sort of a process where they slowly convince them that they love them overtime. o

but she is too cunning to do that. >> when you talk about regulation if you list to bankers they saybeen overregulated to the point where we could barely run a business were just beginning to get information so the weakest position in general italy's banks seem the weakest. ireland is not too far behind. how do you see this as affecting the u.s. economy even if some of these banks are weaker than previously thought. the amount of the u.s. product depends on loans i would be worried a lot more about if it is warm. it might be a big deal for people in ireland. it's just not a big deal. for maybe for people that don't know the idea of the stress test was to see if they have him enough cash to wrists wrist they have an economic shock. they didn't do pass or fail because they didn't want investors freaking out. but even saying that a few of them would not make it through on their own that doesn't bother you? >> it isn't cash really. if they have a certain kind of asset. it's not really a crisis level situation. they didn't say any country was in danger because of the situation of the bank

. >> it never ceased to amaze me how cunning a sexual predator can be. they can win the trust of their victim, win the trust of the victim's loved ones, and someone along the way doesn't realize that this is a serious, serious nightmare. >> when i got to know him about a month, elby took me and my sisters to his house. we were supposed to spend the night with him to get up the next morning to go clean houses out. we was in the front room, and him is in the back bedroom. he got up. out of the bed and come in there. elby put a hand over my mouth and pulled me into another room. i was scared. and he forced the way with me. he didn't say nothing. he just threw me on the bed. then he started raping me. and then told me after that, after he raped me, if i say anything, he would kill my family. it was like five, six more times. every time is at his house. he told me when i was laying there that i'm his girlfriend, and he'd be my boyfriend. i didn't know better. i didn't know what's good and what's bad. i was kind of happy i had a boyfriend. it went on for a whi

the political cunning? the sheer determination to prove your enemies wrong? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the hearse bearing the body of franklin delano roosevelt rolls past on his last journey to the nation's capitol. >> april 12th, 1945, president franklin d. roosevelt is dead. for millions of americans, it's like losing a father. >> oh, fdr had been our leader for so long. he was such an effective leader. that it was a terrible blow to the country at large. >> 11-car presidential train departs from the warm springs railroad station. sorrowing throngs line the tracks. >> those of us close to him in the white house could not conceive of the country without him. >> a flag-draped coffin carried on a black caisson. drawn by white horses begins the mournful trip to the white house. >> in washington, there were half a million people in the streets. to greet the cortege. people of all ages, races, backgrounds, turned out. many openly weeping. >> the vice president, harry s. truman, was among the first to learn of roosevelt's passing. >> word came that grandpa was wanted at the

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in this book we have described that notion, clearly defining the ideology, very cancerous, cunning, savvy ideology that we call radical islam. the second big part of the book is describing a strategy to win. we can never think our enemies are 10 feet tall. during the era of communism post world war ii, we would look at our enemies as though they were 10 feet tall. no enemy is 10 feet tall. i'll enemies are beatable. the nazis we beat. had adolf hitler won 75 years ago, not that long ago, had he won we would be praying at the altar of nazi is and so thank god for the united states of america, we did what we did and called out last century nazi is in, fascism, materialism and communism yet today we are not allowed to necessarily do that. we have this difficulty because we are a nation built on laws. i would like to think the rule of law is the biggest strategic advantage we have but also a nation's out on freedoms and one of them is freedom of religion. we have to be very conscious of a very determined enemy. this is a very determined enemy masking itself in ideology. my belief is this is a

most precious commodities should not be taken advantage of this way, and we cannot tolerate this as a cun. >> i think we are looking at -- >> steve -- this is going to be recorded video. >> that was sean rabb. the breaking news at this moment is, the two suspects, people suspected of targeting and murdering dallas police officers during a quiet -- during a peaceful protest in downtown dallas, those two suspects are in custody, the danger to the public is over, i'm shepard smith in new york, our coverage continues now live. patricia stark is taking you through the night, until tomorrow. good evening. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm patricia stark in new york. protests, marches and deadly violence on our nation's streets. at this hour, four dallas police officers are dead, shot by at least two snipers armed with rifles from an elevated perch, eight other officers have been injured, three are in critical condition at this time. the city's police chief says some were shot in the back. [ screaming ]

and neither is his running mate, indiana governor mike pence, both of whom saying that the cun problems in this country are because of a lack of leadership. and we've seen donald trump try to style himself as the law enforcement candidate, the one who will uphold the rules of this country and try to contrast himself with what he says are the democrats, and hillary clinton and president obama, saying that they have not been on the side of the rule of law. we don't know what donald trump will be saying at the convention this week. we're not entirely sure when he's going to be showing up at the convention this week, whether it will be before wednesday night, but he will be speaking on thursday night. and on those remarks, be it from a teleprompter or off the cuff, i imagine it will be another version of donald trump trying to convince the public that he is the law and order candidate and we're seeing him on that front, that they stand with police officers whereas democrats don't, where they stand with police officers whereas black lives maltser protesters do not. so the idea that there is

. >>> it's the hottest game in the cun rewrite now.looks like the pokemon go game just helped cap capture a wanted man. >> two marines playing the game in california on tuesday they were in a park when they say a suspicious man proved a mom and her kids so the two men jumped into action. >> the gentleman approached them good. me and my roommate start walking across the street. the gentleman walks up and actually touches one of the children. one of the boys from his toe starts walking his way up to the knee. okay. at this point i'm rupping across the street. another gentleman who was walking down the street does the same thing. >> a lot of people are just drawn into the phones they are staring and not paying attention to what's going on. kind of like gives you a hit of reality you got to pay attention to what's going on around you. >> the men kept an eye on the guy while someone else called the cops. officers arrested him after discovering outstanding warrant for attempted hurt. >>> next healing heartbreak after a tragic and violent wee

. >> i think the clinton people stole it, and the corruption is the cunning -- becoming more publicly known due to the wikileaks.>> reporter: debbie schultz lost her job, forced out just as the convention was about to begin, which is vindication for bernie sanders, a schedule speaker for today. >> no one has apologized to me. this does not come as a shock to me or my supporters. this is no question but that the dnc was on the side of secretary clinton from day one.>> reporter: a stunning development as the party officials were hoping to rally around the hillary clinton campaign ticket, and they say there could be more emails to come, and rush of may ultimately be to blame for the lake in support of donald trump. the candidate suggested to 60 minutes that she is often held to an unreasonably high standard. >> i often feel that there is a hillary standard, and then there is a standard for everybody else.>> reporter: the convention begins later this afternoon and while the bernie sanders speech may cause discomfort, the conventional also hear from first lady michelle obama. >>> and we ha

. >> i think he's a very cunning individual. >> generally my impression of archie was a guy who showed up on time went out his route every day, there wasn't a lot memorable about the guy. >> reporter: in 1995, he's grinding it out as a truck driver, making about six bucks an hour. he's 48 years old with bills to pay. two kids and a wife to support. that's her. a chain smoker, puffing away. they've been together since she >> one thing was really clear. loves his wife. >> reporter: archie also loves money. but he hates to work, according to veteran journalist bryan densen. >> archie would have been great if he'd just gone to college, if he'd had some means growing up to go to college. 'cause he's a smart guy. >> reporter: smart enough to figure out a shortcut to a much more lucrative career path! you see archie doesn't just drive any truck. he drives an armored truck, stuffed with cash. you've seen them. double parked as they deliver their precious cargo to stores, bank and atm machines. cold hard cash. easy money. if you can get to it. these things are fort knox on wheels. tell me about

thieves strike a shore home taking a family's only memory of their loved ones sacrifice for his cun treatmentare plea tonight to get it back. >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. more of the same tomorrow. septa's modified saturday schedule means trains will basic be running every 30 minutes on the regional rails instead of the normal eight to 10 minutes. we have all of the information on our website fox29.com. and then each individual station has a suggested alternate the a bus or trolley trip to get you into downtown. and of course additional parking the following locations will be another rough morning. we'll have all the details. sue with that wednesday forecast when we see you tomorrow beginning at 4:00. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. s

. >> i've seen the costs of cun v -- gun violence. >> reporter: ramsey said hillary clinton is the quote, steady leader for our time and in an interview with nbc 10 afterwards, he disputed claims that donald trump would be the law and order candidate. >> if what you're talking about is using the police to go back into communities and alienate, you know, 50% or 60% of the residents there in order to get a job accomplished, then i think that's why we're in the position we're in right now. >> reporter: ramsey told the convention crowds neighborhoods like many here in philly need outreach, not vitriol. >> the bond bean law enforcement and communities are frayed. but we can't play to america's worst fears. we need to champion our greatest hope. >> and for ramsey, this all is so personal. he recounted for me the names and dates of all eight officers who died on his watch with the city. five of those officers victims of gun violence. >> he did that with us. >> amazing man. thank you. >>> all right, back to donald trump, or i should tell you first about former new york city mayor michael bloombe

thieves strike a shore home taking a family's only memory of their loved ones sacrifice for his cun treatmentare plea tonight to get it back. >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. more of the same tomorrow. septa's modified saturday schedule means trains will basic be running every 30 minutes on the regional rails instead of the normal eight to 10 minutes. we have all of the information on our website fox29.com. and then each individual station has a suggested alternate the a bus or trolley trip to get you into downtown. and of course additional parking the following locations will be another rough morning. we'll have all the details. sue with that wednesday forecast >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> panic in the streets of paris but this time they had nothing to be afraid of. thousands were gadded at a sporting event over the weekend near the eiffel tower when loud noises sent people running. authorities believe someone set off a firecracker. you can see the stampede. no one is seriously hurt. france has been high alert during the euro 2016

but the real prospects on the horizon, the author from the chance to his cunning classes, yet companiesworry whether they will make a profit in the u.k., not how much tax they will pay on it. can the prime minister tell us what immediate action to government would take to protect people's jobs and likelihood right now? >> immediate action has been taken not least to encourage lending by changing the reserve asset ratios they insist on good that is very important because that's a short-term measure that can house the early effects. but the chancellor was talking about is we are now in this new situation to make sure we can figure all of our policies to take it damage of the situation we will be a period that will mean changes to taxes, changes to the way the focus for the foreign office and business department. all the things we can make a start on irrespective of the fact she and i were on the same side as the referendum campaign. >> my honorable friend with the question, may i remind the prime minister that next-line the greatest airshow of the world takes place in my constituency to w

. >> serial killers tend to be cunning. that allows them to stay at large.'s usually because of luck. good luck for us. bad luck for them. >> when we caught him we searched his car. the bag on the seat had the .44-caliber gun that did the shootings. what more do you need? then a machine gun fully loaded in the back seat. and the night of the interrogation i directed i said, well, what were you going to do with the machine gun? and he said, i was on my way to the hamptons. and i was going to spray the place and kill as many people as i could. ♪ with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. eveyou were once...retty good at now, pretty bad at. it's the same for credit. because credit isn't just a score. it's a skill. go to experia

reports the british have during the training of these men -- he was, as they said, natural leader, cunning. men followed him without question. he became so good at the training operations they were do to scotland that he then became in charge of them, and led the norwegians, men of them, moe of them, older than he was, on these missions. so now operation gunner side is moving forward, that training on the mock plant, preparing sleeping bags and rations and guns and everything they need for the operation. very intense about preparation. there's a number of reasons why things delayed for over the course of two months, mostly the weather. the weather over the north sea and norway in december, january, not so nice. and so a dropping of rations way delayed. they finally at one point are on a plane, they're going across the norwegian coast and hit by antiaircraft artillery. the planes barely stumbled home. the trouble with that delay is that operation grouse is still there. like a cozy place to spend your winter, doesn't it? after freshman, prognosis grouse -- there's a manhunt for anyone who wa

report that is the british had during the training of these men, he was as they said a natural leader cunning the men followed him without question. he became so good at these training operations that they were doing in scottland that he then became in charge of them and let the norwegians, many of them, older than he was in the missions. operation is moving forward and training on the mock plant, they're preparing sleeping bags and every guns and everything they need for this operation, very intensive preparations. there's a number of reasons why things delayed for over the course of two months, mostly the weather. the weather over the north sea and in norway in december and january is not so nice. and so a dropping operation was delayed one after the next. they finally at one point are on a plane going there, they're going across the norwegian coast and they are hit by antiaircraft artillary and the problem is that operation grouse is still there. this looks like a cozy place to spend your winter, isn't it? after freshman operation grouse has to escape. there's a manhunt for anyone who is i

that notion, this idea about clearly defining this idea, this ideology, this cancerous, barbaric, cunning, savvy ideology that would call radical islam. the second part of the book is really describing a strategy to win. we can never think that our enemies are 10 feet tall. during the era of communism forced world war ii for the better part of 40 years we would look at these our enemies as though there are 10 feet tall. no enemies are 10 feet tall. all enemies are enemies are beatable. the nazis, we beat. had at all fiddler one, 75 years ago let's say, not that long ago, had he won we would all be praying at the altar of nazi is on. so thank god for the united states of america. thank god god we did what we did and we called out these isms the last century, not the -ism, fascism, imperialism and communism. yet today we are not allowed to do that. we have this difficulty because we are a nation built in laws and i like to think the rule of law is the biggest strategic advantage we have. we are also built on a set of freedoms. one of those freedoms is our freedom of religion. we have to be

let me bring you in here as well, chief cunning ham. and also i would like your response from earlier in the program, the former superintendent of the chicago police who said basically you're having a conversation about us, not with us. >> agree with that. a couple of comments i would like to start off with. first of all, what we're seeing here is a perfect storm. you're seeing this culmination of a feeling of loss of dignity on the part of the minority community, but i don't think that's just because of law enforcement. i think it is because of the failure of the social system around us. so i think it is not just law enforcement's issue to deal with. the community needs to be involved in this. part of the conversation that we heard yesterday, it is really important that the police department reflect the community that they serve. now, if we talk about that, clearly in communities across america right now, there is implicit bias. we know that. so there are going to be implicit biases in the community weiss ser communities we serve. we n

but what donald trump has said is that we are going to use tariffs an a negotiating tool to force cunnings called them the biggest cheater. he's right, to force these trading partners to stop the currency manipulation. illegal subsidies to stop the intellectual property theft that takes $300 billion out of our economy. you'll hear that very clearly. it ties in with national security. if you don't have a strong economy, you don't have a strong military, you don't have strong national security. >> the talk of tariffs on chinese imports, whether targeted or widespread is by far the most controversial. can he thread that needle like peter is suggesting? that it's really fair trade rather than free trade, he can do that net not hurt the economy? >> i think he can. he's talked about free trade and talked about the need for commerce to occur, and talked a lot about the trade deals s. you big megatrade dealings that are so heavily lawyered not being done well. >> but that's not going to scare business inch done in a way that creates more growth and very positive for the business community. think

. >> the characters were larger than life, more evil and cunning and manipulative.ating. >> alexis? >> yes. >> i didn't thank you for your present. >> it's he you should slap, dear. not i. >> we all wanted to live like you know, everyone on dynasty. like the carringtons. and it all just ended up being a wonderful picture of debauchery. >> there was a sense of conspicuous consumption of being okay. those shows exploited it. >> prime time families who lived in luxury are not the only rich folk on tv. in the last five years more than half of all new shows have featured the wealthy. ten years ago that figure was zero. >> it was an accident. your father is dead. >> they were a wine family. there is lorenzo lamas, and ronald reagan's first wife was on that show. >> emma was pregnant. >> i know a doctor who can take care of it right away. >> that will never happen. >> all of those shows are like, oh, my god, what is going to happen next? he can't get away with that. >> what will become of the missing twins on knott's landing? it was a spin off for dynasty, they were seeing

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characterize it, he is very win oriented and he uses sort of a sickle mindedness and you called it a cunningity to get his own way in negotiations that would be important in convincing people to get done what he wants to get done. that's seen as recklessness or as abrasiveness or seen as -- >> well, he's highly -- he becomes highly focused. when he gets a task he thinks needs to get done, he's tireless. he gets very little sleep every night. he doesn't need it. and he can just work, work, work. so when you get a task sitting in that white house, you need people that can do that, that can be around all the time and focus on -- but, you know, he's going to have plenty of people to bring issues to him. >> if you want to ask him who he's going to vote for. >> i have a different question. it's going to be complicated given we are cnbc and part of the nbc family. just a year ago nbc severed its ties with donald trump and said the following. at nbc respect and dignity are corner stones of our value. due to the recent derogatory comments by donald trump nbc universal is ending its business relations

as big as the soviet union but a real threat, run by a very smart cookie, much smarter, much more cunningr president. and i like him because he called me a genius. i respect putin. he's a strong leader, i can tell you that, unlike what we have. we have a pathetic leader. i know russia well. you know what, they want to be friendly with the united states. wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with somebody. wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with russia? wouldn't that be good? is that a bad thing? >> senator, what do you hear in these comments? >> i hear someone who's not sophisticated in foreign policy, who isn't paying attention to what's happened in the world in recent years, who doesn't recognize the danger that he poses when he walks back our commitment under the nato treaty to baltic states like latvia, lithuania, estonia, that are right up against the russian border. i'm leading a congressional delegation to ukraine and estonia later this summer where we're going to take a closer look at exactly what the situation is on the ground. i'm concerned donald trump just isn

but the real prospects on the horizon, the author from the chance to his cunning classes, yet companies worry whether they will make a profit in the u.k., not how much tax they will pay on it. can the prime minister tell us what immediate action to government would take to protect people's jobs and likelihood right now? >> immediate action has been taken not least to encourage lending by changing the reserve asset ratios they insist on good that is very important because that's a short-term measure that can house the early effects. but the chancellor was talking about is we are now in this new situation to make sure we can figure all of our policies to take it damage of the situation we will be a period that will mean changes to taxes, changes to the way the focus for the foreign office and business department. all the things we can make a start on irrespective of the fact she and i were on the same side as the referendum campaign. >> my honorable friend with the question, may i remind the prime minister that next-line the greatest airshow of the world takes place in my constituency to