now it is your doorbell's turn. >> introducing door bot, the wireless video doorbell that links directlyphone. >> how crazy cool is this? it is door bot, a blutooth enabled doorbell with a camera and a speaker system and connects straight to your smartphone, so if you are inside your house, somebody rings a door we will -- >> hey, guys, we're here. >> your smartphone will notify you and you can see who is at the door and talk to them. >> the door is open, come on back. >> they can't see you, but you can see them. this doesn't just have to be when you are inside the house. you can be on vacation and still see if a package comes to your door, if somebody comes for a visit, and you can still talk to them and say leave the package on the step. >> i love this. this is great for so many different things. a lot of the things you mentioned and also for safety. can you imagine? >> you don't have the security issues that people have. sometimes when you go to a peep hole somebody can see you're there. >> and you can cue up a bunch of sound bites like in home alone, somebody like an ex-boyfriend or

[doorbell rings] who is it? elaine: it's lainey. hi, elaine. hi, kevin. oh. ohh. come on in. ok.ng. ahh. hey, what are you doing? eating olives. ever hear of asking? [doorbell rings] who is it? feldman: feldman... from across the hall. hold on. hey. hey, kevin. hi. look who i ran into. hello, kevin. hello, vargas. kevin: wanna catch a ball game this weekend? great! ok, great. i'll see you later! vargas! well, i got 'em! all right! hey, elaine, feldman was able to get us all tickets to the bolshoi. "fourth row, center." get out! kevin: aah aah! what's the matter with you? oh, kevin. i'm so sorry. is there anything i can do? haven't you done enough already? just-- it's-- it's locked. so this is it, huh? but it was-- it was here, i'm telling you. it wa-wa-wa-- it was really here. there was a bar and a dance floor. i guess the d.j. booth was over there behind the bone saw. let's get out of here, george. captioning made possible by columbia tristar domestic television captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- do you think the moon is really made of cheese? [ cr

that look is not flattering on you. ( doorbell ) i'll get it. llo, dr. crane. hello, daphne. what brings you here? a rent-a-car thanks to my brother. i assume you're here for a reason. he ah, yes. frasier, last night when i got home that strange incident with dad and mrs. lawlor got me to thinking what was it that caused th between our families? so i dug out my old boyhood journal and looked up my entries from our last summer together at the lae rift according to this, there was a three-week period where mom and dad had screaming matches every night after we went to bed. ke. i don't recall that. oh, that's right. that was the period where you wore the wax earplugs and the slumber mask. i had to, what, with you under the with a flashlight, looking at the national geographics. i was looking at the maps. that's what makes it so scary. covers what was your point? according to my journal something more provocative happened during that same period. here. read this. "though summer at the lake "seems but a vapid vacuous experience it is a necessary tonic for my troubled youth." how o

simply delicious ( doorbell rings ) woosh! kristina. buona notte.orry i'm late but i got a last minute cala job. it's all right. you're here now and you look enchanting. no, the job is tonight, but we could have dinner later. l for well, i suppose that's all right. i hope you didn't go to too much trouble. oh, no, no, no, no! you rented a restaurant trolley. no, no, i own it. oh, don't tell me you don't have one. there's just one more thing. my friend sandy got called in on the same and she was supposed toook after my daughter. don't tell me you want me to baby-sit. job look, i wouldn't do this, but i'm really in a jam. sandy will take her when i get back and that'll leave just the two of us. kristina, i'm not really sure if i can... i'll make points for this, won't i? a ton. bring the darling in. dr. crane, this is my daughter, renata. hello. she's shy at first. ( bell dings ) oh, there's the elevator. see you later. well, come on in. have a seat. can i get you, u a soft drink? goose liver pate? renata, that's a pretty name. h... i suppose it has s

and when she answered the doorbell, i shot her at point-blank rage.- my dad come around the corner on me and i shot him three times. i've always regretted shooting my dad because i felt like i was close to my dad. it almost killed me, you know? my stepsister called the police on me and i surrendered to the police that morning. i felt like i was at the end of my rope and i did what i did. >> our crew first met steven parker more than a year earlier during our shooting of the original "lockup: holman." he was in ad-seg back then and considered very dangerous. >> steven parker is crazy. he's not a person that's very intelligent. >> it wouldn't take much to incite a riot or whatever. you could take four officers hostage at the same time and it's going to domino. it's going to domino. they don't have control. it's just a delusion. >> he's quite an individual. here a few weeks ago, he called me up to his cell. he was having a real problem with his next door neighbor. in fact, he just told me, he said, if you don't move me or my next door neighbor, i'm going

the prison chief shot in cold blood as he answered the doorbell at his own home.'s pierre thomas has been tracking all of it for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities are hoping a high speed chase and shootout on a texas highway will provide answers about this week's murder of tom clements, colorado's corrections chief. authorities confirmed they're looking at a possible link. they say that the wrecked car you see here was crashed after the suspect fired at an officer on a routine traffic stop. >> we came by me, he was probably going 100 miles an hour. just had his left arm out the window and he was just shooting. >> reporter: police say the car involved in the texas shootout, a dark late model cadillac, has colorado tags and is similar in description to a vehic

and one of us rang the doorbell and told the secretary that's here's a student looking for some documentsand when the door opened we all ran up the stairs quickly and we all managed to get into the office that way. i remember very well i was at some meeting in the morning so i think it was mid morning i came into the office and found banners high new around the office and lots of strange faces around so i said what's what's happening will somebody please tell me what's going on and they said oh we've come to occupy your building and. possibly they want to do a confrontation possibly they wanted me to ring up the police and have the police come in through the mail but. didn't seem to be a good idea at all indeed finally some reason but we had an office lunch so i took everybody my people out to lunch and left them. we were surprised by the reaction that we got from the sea they went off into a room and talked about it apparently and decided to leave. and what we did was using the press lists we faxed the press release to the international media. that we expected that's the occupation of th

about that colorado lawman, the husband shot in cold blood on his front porch as he answered his doorbell. then, last night here, the shootout in texas. authorities believe they had their suspect, they shoot and kill him. tonight, they want to know if he was behind yet another notorious killing in broad daylight. one just a few weeks back and never solved. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas on this fast-growing case again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, there's intense focus on this young man as a possible suspect in the execution-style murder of colorado's corrections chief, tom clements. and we now learned police are investigating whether he could be tied to the high profile murder of another law enforcement official. police identified 28-year-old

one of us rang the doorbell and told the secretary that's here's a student looking for some documentsand when the door opened we all ran up the stairs quickly and we all managed to get into the office that way. i remember very well i was at some meeting in the morning so i think it was mid morning i came into the office and found banners hanging around the office and lots of strange faces around so i said what's what's happening will somebody please tell me what's going on and they said oh we've come to occupy your building. and. possibly they wanted a confrontation possibly they wanted me to ring up the police and have the police come in through the mail but it didn't seem to be a good idea at all indeed finally some reason but we had an office lunch so i took everybody my people out to lunch and left and then. we were surprised by the reaction that we got from the sea they went off into a room and talked about it apparently and decided to leave. and what we did was using the your t's press list we faxed the press release to the international media . we expected that's the occupation

ballistics tests will confirm whether a colorado parolee killed thomas clemens as he answered his doorbelln tuesday. >> now we know who this is guy is, where did he come from? what was he doing? >> he was pulled over in texas, he fired several shots at a deputy. a high speed chase ended with a crash and final shootout with mis, which evil did not survive. investigators are going through his car, which carry two different colorado plates. police say links him to sunday's shooting of a cliffly man in denver. >> he was a bit wild >> vicki lives across the street from where he grew up. she says he was a troubled teen. >> sometimes it just happens. especially in colorado, we have seen parents can't always predict what their kids are going to turn out like. >> all colorado prisons are under lockdown and security tightened for state officials. >> this has shocked people and rocked them to the core. and you know, the precautions that they are taking probably at this point are warranted. >> investigators are also looking to the possible ties to a white supremacyst gang. edward lawrence for cbs news

. >> somebody rang the doorbell.he husband answered and was shot. >> reporter: neighbors told police say saw a car running outside just minutes before the murder. >> because we don't have a suspect, we don't know the whereabouts of the suspect we want folks to remain vigilant. >> reporter: it's the latest shooting in a state that saw the aurora movie theater massacre and columbine. it's become ground zero for the gun debate. ironically the government kept his schedule today, signing tough new gun legislation limiting ammunition and requiring buyers to pay for background checks, just hours after the beloved member of his cabinet was shot. >> he would have expected us to sign these bills and go forward today. that's the kind of man he was. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc new, los angeles. >>> as we mentioned at the very top of the broadcast tonight the health news this evening is this. the number of children with autism in this country may be a lot higher than previously thought according to new research from the cd

she says the doorbell range late yesterday afternoon. his father was drown the street so he looked through the peephole and saw a strange man. >> i never seen him. >> okay. then what happened. >> he -- he just went away. he looked there and then he went over here. >> reporter: he says the man went to the backdoor and up the stairs. >> i got scared. >> reporter: so he phoned his dad and ran to a neighbor's house. he rushed home but couldn't find his son. >> i didn't find anyone. i tried to come to the door, it was locked. >> reporter: while garcia was searching the house the burglar was there, too, hiding in the laundry room and tore through a screen window to get out. >> i went in the house and inside and i noticed him jumping out. >> reporter: garcia got a good look at the man and blocks away police arrested the 29-year- old. officers found norman with a gold high school ring that had mia garcia's name on it. people should be aware there have been a string of similar burglaries county wide. >> we're trying to get the word out that a lot

. >> somebody rang the doorbell.he husband answered and was shot. >> reporter: now police want to know if the man who oversaw thousands of prison inmates was possibly targeted for revenge. >> i kind of had it figured out right away sadly because i thought his position would leave him open. >> reporter: a former warden at colorado super max federal prison says it's a career that creates enemies. >> you have 20,000 individuals. anyone could have a reason to hurt mr. clements. >> reporter: clements was murdered coincidentally the same day the governor of colorado signed tough measures for gun reform. >> tom clements dedicated his life to being a public servant, making the world a better place and he is going to be deeply, deeply missed. >> reporter: now with no suspects police and officials here are on edge. they have now stepped up security at the capital and the governor's mansion. josh. >> we'll have updates all morning long. >>> for more we bring in former fbi special agent brad garrett. we heard for investigators t

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. >> tom clements shot in the chest tuesday night as he answered his doorbell.o far police have no suspects or motive. word of clements' murder spread as the governor signed some tough gun legislation and one of the toughest in the country. he was near tears when he spoke about clements. >> tom clements dedicated his life to being a public servant, to making our state better, to making the world a better place, and he is going to be deeply, deeply missed. >> investigators say clements' job overseeing 20,000 inmates may have made him into a target. they have stepped up security around the state capitol as a precaution. >>> an amazing find deep on the ocean floor. two engines which helped launch the apollo astronauts to the moon have been located last seen more than 40 years ago. the engines were found about three miles down in the atlantic by a team headed by amazon billionaire jeff bezos. nasa is now working to figure out which mission the rockets helped power. each one had about 7.5 million pounds of thrust and dropped into the ocean after liftoff. >> cool stuf

this colorado neighborhood where clements was shot and killed in his doorway after someone rang the doorbell. >> it appears at this point in time that mr. clements obviously was the target. >> reporter: clements was the head of colorado's state prison system and oversaw thousands of inmates leading detectives to investigate revenge as a possible motive. >> we really can't rule anything out. >> reporter: colorado detectives are now traveling to texas to see if this gunman is their suspect, but the shooter has no i.d. and can't be questioned. >> he is basically legally deceased, however, he is on machines for potential organ harvesting. >> reporter: brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >>> a victory of sorts for advocates of stricter gun control laws. senate majority leader harry reid says gun legislation that will be debated next month will include an expansion of federal background checks for firearms buyers. that came after vice president biden's trip to new york city where he called for tougher gun laws after a meeting with parents of children killed in the newtown massacre. we've now learn

. >> tom and i were watching tv and our doorbell rang, and my life was forever changed. >> reporter: the prime suspect, evan ebel, a recent parolee who was killed in a shoot-out with police texas two days later. late today, police say ballistic tests show the gun he used in texas was the same one used to kill tom clements. >> this is an exact match, it has been confirmed. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say they expect he also killed a pizza delivery man to use his uniform as a disguise as he approached clements' home. ebel was a member of the 211 crew. abc news has learned tom clements thought the gang was too strong and to break it up, he ordered members sent to different institutions. investigators are now interviewing inmates to see if the gang ordered a hit on clements. in recent years, experts say all tra violent white supremacist gangs, like the 211 crew and the arian brotherhood, the subject of this national geographic investigation, have expanded their criminal enterprises outside the prison walls, selling drugs and running guns, all directed from behind bars. >> they d

police say he usually rings the front doorbell during the day when no one is home and then breaks in through a back door. >>> toll workers at the golden gate bridge will be history as of wednesday, march 27. the agency that oversees the bridge announced that date yesterday. toll collecting on that bridge will go all-electronic mainly with the use of fastrak transponders come april. >>> time now is 4:36. lawrence, i'm so glad you're not on the roads, lawrence. but you're kind of driving, right? >> hey, if you have the need for speed, this is the place to be here in fremont. they have just opened up the i speed race center where you can come down and race as fast as you want. and not worry about a ticket. it looks like a great time, too. these are state-of-the-art racing components that they put in here. gives you the real feel of racing. we'll be doing that later on this morning. rainfall overnight showers tapering off a bit. some still off the santa cruz mountains but looks like things will wind down a bit more. still there is a chance we could see an isolated shower around the bay a

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of course i do-- be a love and watch that man with a cane. ( doorbell rings ) everyone... dr. crane? i'm martha paxton. of course. who else could you be? welcome to my salon! everyone, everyone your attention please. let's welcome guest of honor the renowned artist, martha paxton. ( applause ) our may i take your poncho? no, no, no, no, no. i never take it off at parties. gives me an excuse not to shake hands with people. oh, how delightfully ecc. you must meet my brother niles. oh, niles. ms. paxton? centri's an honor to shake your hand. well, to shake anything of yours is an honor. it now... where did you hang my painting? i'm always curious to know how people live with my work. "live with my work"-- i love that phrase. if you would right this way, please. this is the perfect spot for an ideal viewing. i've waited so long for this. i'll just stand back and let you describe your work "elegy in green"... i didn't paint it. well, of course you didn't. you... you cret, you gave birth to it. i didn't do anything to it. i never saw this painting before in my whole life! ated iand

. >> last tuesday night tom and i were watching tv, and our doorbell rang, and my life was forever changed>> reporter: clements was gunned down answering the door, and detectives now say ballistic evidence ties the murder to suspect evan ebel, who was killed in a shootout with texas police two days later. >> the casings that were found at the scene in texas, as well as the casings that were found at this scene, match. >> reporter: ebel was a member of the white supremacist prison gang, the 211 crew, and abc news has learned that before clements was killed, he thought the gang was getting too strong and tried to break it up. investigators are now interviewing inmates to see if anyone ordered a hit. >> they devised all kinds of codes and might send out a letter that looks benign but may direct a hit or some other criminal activity. >> reporter: reverend leon kelly runs a reform group in colorado and says prison gangs are so powerful, if a hit was ordered, ebel would have been pressured to carry it out. >> a lot of these guys deal with the element of fear. if you don't do what we tell you to

. ♪ ( doorbell rings ) oh, niles, what brings you here?ell, i was hoping daphne could take a look at this plant. i bought it for maris but it unaccountably turned against her. i thought daphne was the perfect person to nurse it back to health with her soft, sensual hands and her loving... manner. is she here? she stepped out. i don't know when she'll be back. oh, well i'm off. hey. you can stay. i haven't seen you for awhile. we can visit. well, yes, we could, couldn't we? so how are you? fine. you? fine. pickle? no, thanks. look, niles, if you just came to see daphne you don't have to stay. dad, i can't believe you would say that to your own son. i am deeply insulted. here i wanted to have some time with you but now i'm so upset i'llto leave. oh, hello, dr. crane. staying for dinner? yes, love to. have daphne, i have the fervent hope that you could coax this back to life. it's maris's favorite. what did she do to it? nothing, just loved it. god, do you believe this weather? oh, frasier, what happened to bulldog? who told you? dy told me a

it can't be that you go and ring somebody's doorbell at 9:00 at night.o have to say you have to make this deliver ri for x time. well, the guy got caught up at the gas station, and the cud threw up, and he's speeding through the light, and there's a little old lady crossing the street, and he hits the lady, and she's seriously injured. who do you think is going to get sued on that one? >> listen, this is only at the brainstorming stage. it came up at a conference, they spitballed about this. >> spitballed? >> well, that's what they said. listen, walmart has been late to the internet game, so they're trueing to think -- trying to think outside the box. what matters here is cargo insurance, personal liability insurance. there's a lot of start-ups saying, you're unemployed, you help us deliver these packages. but do we know when people come to our door who they are and whether or not they have this insurance? >> the only thing i know for a fact is bouncers in bars in new york -- charles call right. >> there never was a criminal background check until a youn

tom clements was shot in the chest tuesday night after he answered his doorbell.nts' murder spread as the governor signed some of the toughest gun laws in the country. he was near tears as he spoke cleman clemants. >> tom clemants dedicated his life to being a public servant, to making our state better to making the world a better place. he is going to be deeply, deeply missed. >> investigators say clements job overseeing 20,000 inmates may have turned him into a target. they stepped up security around the state capital, just as a precaution. >>> the army psychiatrist will face court martial after a judge reject his guilty plea. lawyers for nidal hasan was ready to admit to 13 counts. of premeditated murder. a judge cannot accept a plea for charges that carry the death penalty. >>> to medical headlines now and a promising new treatment for leukemia. specialists here in new york say that treatment genetically alters a patient's immune system. fighting blood cancer into remission sometimes in a matter of days. doctors tell "the new york times" the treatment was test

good night frasier. ( doorbell rings ) hello, darling. bebe.or dropping by unannounced but you'll kiss me when you hear what i've done for you. oh... hello. frasier: no, no. no, bebe, this is daphne my father's physical therapist. oh! ( laughs ) so, i believe i was about to kiss you for something. moon well, today, i got a very attractive offer for you to be a product spokesman and we know they're serious because it's pay or play. oh, that's the best kind. you get money whether you do it or not. well, listen to this one. how do you know that? well, i must confess. there is a chapter of my life i haven't told you or your father about. back when i was 12, i starred in a television show in england. well, i'll leave you to your business. daphne, daphne just get back here. you what? i starred in a tv series. it was quiular in its day. maybe you've heard of it? mind your knickers? it was about a group of high-spirited te popally diverse 12-year-olds in a girls' private boarding school. i played emma, the short, spunky one. of course, by the end of th

she was alone in the house and heard the doorbell and then the alarm. she grabbed a phone, dialed 911 then hid in the closet. >> i was so scared i can see them. i thought they're going see me. >> they didn't. the dispatcher had the high schooler silent and tap on the phone to answer questions. the officer arrived and found three people loading property into a stolen car and arrested two 17-year-olds and an 18-year-old man. >> it's a brave girl. fans crowding into hp pavilion to watch golden bears. david louie joins us. crowds welcome for businesses near hp pavilion. >>er they're supportive. you know? i saw people leaving the game wearing tee shirts and spending money on that. she the seem to be intent on supporting downtown businesses. and as passionate about food and drink as about basketball. downtown san jose has been deem teeming with fans. >> it's nonstop now going to be all day long, all hands on deck. >> and fans were tlirsy. the bar ran out of kbleed maries. the tabs kept mounting. the downtown association is projecting ncaa fans pumping $1 mill

. >> alone in the house she heard the doorbell ring and then the alarm of the home security system. > off my shoes shoes. i grabbed the phone. >> she showed our reporter how she crouched underneath a rack of clothes. intruder entered the room. >> don't talk. >> i could see them. i thought they were going to see me. >> dispatcher had the high school student remain on the line, tapping on the phone to answer questions. >> they want you to know the whole house is surrounded. >> they exited the house but the three teens are apprehended by n the driveway. >> after the victim identified the belongings, they were arrested. >> she is relieved and simply in awe of her brave daughter. >> i didn't know how strong she was until the police told me what happened. >> dan: what a story. a massachusetts woman is on a quest to thank a strange foe are his random act of kindness toward her and her boyfriend who is deployed in afghanistan. she returned to her car on sunday after picking up a cup of coffee. she spotted an envelope on the windshield. she thought was ticket but it turned out to be a note fro

this one is a doorbell from my house. >> tinkerer ryan showed me some of the crazy things that will beinspiration. >> this is machine, basically a motor and battery and piece of glue. when you turn it on it vibrates around and markers draw a pattern. >> centerpiece is a giant clock. it's covered with tiny tinkerers working away to get visitors into the maker mood. if you need more inspiration, check out this electrified bench that uses a computer and body to make music. >> we put our hands on the arm rest and all we do is touch our hands together and it makes a musical note. the electricity is flowing through our bodies right now. >> our hands are completing the circuit. >> whyed is to get people to experiment. >> where people could even kiss and make the connection. we don't have to do that on tv. >> holding hands, that is fine. >> it was a lot of fun and they have terrific new exhibits and old favorites will be back. new exploratorium opens on april 17th and i'll continue to have a lot of reporting right to the opening and beyond. one last time weather forecast, meteorologist sandhya

. >> last tuesday night, tom and i were watching tv and our doorbell rang. and my life was forever changed. but i want to start a little earlier and talk about when our story really started. i was 19 years old and i fell in love with a guy who sat on the front row of my juvenile delinquency class. >> tom clements' wife and daughters today in colorado springs. evan ebel went out in a blaze of gunfire two states away in texas, where ever since investigators have been pouring over physical evidence. tonight, they have some answers and they look pretty solid. the el paso colorado county sheriff's office say ballistics tests provide a conclusive match between the gun that was used to kill tom clem minutes on tuesday in colorado and the gun that was being fired by evan ebel during that shooting that resulted in his death in texas two days later. now the investigation, it is clear, moves to an inquiry into whether anyone else was involved in this murder. el paso county sheriffs say they have no evidence yet that anyone else was, but they are clearly looking into th

. >> reporter: the doorbell rang late yesterday afternoon. he looked through the peep hole and saw a strange man. trysten says the man went to the backdoor, and up the stairs. >> i got scared. it was only me. >> reporter: so he phoned his dad, and then ran to a neighbor's house. armando garcia was around the corner and rushed home, but he couldn't find his son. it turns out, while garcia was searching the house. the burglar was there too, hiding in a laundry room, and tore through a screen window to get out. >> i went into the house. i noticed he was jumping out. >> reporter: garcia got a good look at the man. about five minutes later a few blocks away, police arrested randy norman. a 289-year-old san bruno resident. officers found norman with a red high school ring that belonged to mia norman. >> we're trying to get the word about strangers coming up to the door of homes, passing themselves off as being lost, or possibly solicitors, trying to sell something. >> reporter: mia garcia says she's just glad her son is okay. >> just trying to prov

. >> reporter: the doorbell rang late yesterday afternoon. he looked through the peep hole and saw a strange man. trysten says the man went to the backdoor, and up the stairs. >> i got scared. it was only me. >> reporter: so he phoned his dad, and then ran to a neighbor's house. armando garcia was around the corner and rushed home, but he couldn't find his son. it turns out, while garcia was searching the house. the burglar was there too, hiding in a laundry room, and tore through a screen window to get out. >> i went into the house. i noticed he was jumping out. >> reporter: garcia got a good look at the man. about five minutes later a few blocks away, police arrested randy norman. a 289-year-old san bruno resident. officers found norman with a red high school ring that belonged to mia norman. >> we're trying to get the word about strangers coming up to the door of homes, passing themselves off as being lost, or possibly solicitors, trying to sell something. >> reporter: mia garcia says she's just glad her son is okay. >> just trying to prov

they're saying the killer rang the front doorbell.e are not aware of any threats at all to the corrections department. you mentioned the governor signed new begun laws in colorado today and at the signing ceremony, he indicated tom clemens supported the bill. >> tom clements w about carrying -- one of the first things his wife said was the reforms he was doing, make sure you continue those. he would have expected us to sign these bills and go forward today. that's the kind of man he was. >> no link between the bills and the shooting but colorado is the first western state to sign new gun laws in the wake of the newtown shootings. >> thank you. it seems the c.i.a. is getting out of the business of droning terror suspects overseas. a u.s. official says the intelligence agency will turn over the program to the pentagon, the bulk of it. a huge shift that could mean big changes for the controversial policy. what are you hearing? >> a senior u.s. officials says the administration wants to shift it to the defense department and not offering

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(doorbell rings) all: trick or treat. oh, you kids look great. here ya go, one for you.ya are. oh, africa. hey, is bill puking in my bidet again? full bars? full bars? full bars! she just gave us full-sized chocolate bars. does she know? oh, my god, was it an accident?! what just happened? how does this not topple your economy? everything i knew to be true just went out the window. the wagners are on vacation in st. bart's. you know what, good for them. those wagners were looking run-down. please, take one. what happens when you take two? aah, it got me. help! oh, wait a minute. nothing happens. i'll take three. thanks, wagner family. have fun at church or whatever st. bart's is. ah, it's got my hand. just kidding. it was funnier when louise did it. ma'am, i'm speaking now. i let you speak. now let me speak. you don't tell me when to call 911. the police aren't coming. looks like i have to do this investigation myself. teddy, i really don't think anyone at your party purposely killed francis. every man is capable of murder if he's pushed far enough. mm-hmm. even you, bob