those guys are strange. you guys are kind of bizarre. maybe. i still don't get how you guys could be twins. dougie... what you gotot charles greening must have somebody in at the south coast precinct. they pulled tony cherson's records. theyeye checking on your girl. you sell drugs. and you've done timeme well, they bought me as hoffs' boyfriend. and if they bought you, they bought hoffs. your girl is in. okay, okay. this is the best of both worlds. tom makes the best burgers and fries this is... strange. fun, but incredibly strange. tom will boil eggs, chop onions, make toast. but he doesn't get why we want to eat fish eggs. ( phone ringing ) yo, tom's diner. yeah, he is. hey, what am i, your answering service? who's in jail now? i'm glad you came to see him. in a ather day, he'd have made me find you. he seems real special. he is. some of his ideas are... a a ttle strange. but he's a good guy. he's real generous. is it any good? a lot of the people you see around charles-- we were all in high school together. he can get real lonely. he likes

i dodo time with this guy. you guys ready? let's do it. shouldn't we call the cops? it's almost dinner time. think you can find one? you up for this? absolutely. let's do it. fuller: easy, hanson. real easy. oh, man. go. go on. steve. give me that. come on. come on. let's get some help, stete. steve... steve, come on. steve, no. steve... ( gunshot ) identify yourself. ( glass shattering ) ( clattering ) ( mumbling ) hail mary, full of grace... holy mary, mother of god... ( mumbling ) ( mumbling ) steve! steve! but i've seen enough flakes to know when i'm wasting time. first, we must find him. hanson: how's munez? scared. he'll be all right. get anything? he didn't see the shooting. that doesn't help. we have threats back and forth. we have a motive but no weapon. without it, the law works in favor of campos. yes, it does. did you burn your cover? oh, no, it's in great shape. they shouldn't have been there. and make a case. make a case? without that gun, we'll never get a conviction. the system jams up and robert campos walks away from murder. and if we don't deliver

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thank you guys, bye. >> what would you do if a stranger asked -- >> what are you guys talking about? >> a wedding. >> sweet. >> watch captain awkward in action. >> that is one way to start a of these. super cute. >> i dig it. >> what are you guys talking abt? tv. >> interesting. you guys have had no problem giving me an answer because you know me. what if a stranger asked you the same question? >> what are you guys talking about? >> stuff. >> stuff. that's good. captain awkward! here he comes again, everybody, andrew hails from the lahwf youtube channel. >> >> yeah, it's the worst, yeah. time consuming. >> that is one way to start a conversation. >> what are you guys talking about? what are you guys talking about? oh, sorry, are you on the phone? sorry, what are you talking about? >> talking to my boyfriend. >> what are you talking about? with him, with your boyfriend? >> why? >> i don't know, sorry, bye. >> i love how people are actually answering him, though. >> what are you >> wedding. >> oh, sweet. >> what are you guys talking about? >> some people are nice enough to pull him int

guy: good morning, alexandra. guy in london. >> good morning. guy: why do people vote for him?as it his economic policy? we have heard much about the fact that he admired margaret thatcher and what he did for the british economy. or was it something else? >> well, i think that french voters really understood that we cannot be satisfied with house measures, and we need really strong measures to put france back on its feet. that is what french people want. this candidate always said the realizend now they there is no other possibility to bring back our country, back in the game, back in the international game. problemst about the relating to immigration in france? we hear a lot about britain because of brexit and germany because of angela merkel, potentially opening the floodgates. but for longer than both of those countries, france has had real problem with immigration's, violence, cried. -- immigration, violence, crime. what does fillon c as the solution to the problem? he's convinced that we need to put programs like other countries do on immigration, and full, wequotas are ne

guy: james will stay with us.de her way down to westminster and now joins us with a guest. over to you. anna: very pleased to say i am joined here outside westminster, where the chancellor will be making his speech at 12:30. the shadow economic secretary for the treasury, jonathan, great to have you on the program today. we were just talking about how maybe they will not be any big changes to the budget because of the constraints to the economy at the moment, but the chancellor says he wants the economy to be much more fit for brexit. what are you expecting? >> that would be lovely. if the economy was a football, we would still be on the pitch. what we want today is a plan for 's future.n what about a plan for the future of prosperity? how are we going to get investment higher question mark and how can we make sure everyone plays a part in that? it looks like they will still go ahead. it is just about managing the risks. at the same time, we are not going to have the kind of overall rallies. anna: we will come to

it's gotta be the same guy. they oughta have a security guard in that hotel, but the landlord don't give a damn. a month between the first and second rape. only a week between this and that one. hang on. jill. greg. what's going on, lieu? diane and james are working another rape at that hotel. i want you in there on surveillance. you can set up in a couple of rooms. but they never bother using it. we checked that out on the last rape. all right. i'll send tarr and rue over there. they can hook up monitors to the whole system. ok, get over there and start now. ok, boss. [knock on door] just got a tip a corrections officer was the shooter in our bar homicide. you think he was part of the stickup team? uh, no. he was just in there drinking. a guy named purcell. works out at rikers. inspector general's office said he's been out sick for the last 2 months. maybe this guy was mistaken, 'cause everybody else in the joint said one of the skells blasted the guy. hey, bobby. good to see you working. yeah. thanks, lieu. le

and guys were doing weird stuff. some guys fell asleep. some guy put his ipod in. he's over there listening to music. other guys are doing stuff. and we'll hear every now and then from the pilots, "all right, 15 minutes in. we haven't been painted," meaning no one sees us. and we're flying low. so, what i was doing in between hearing this was counting. i learned as a sniper on recon and surveillance missions that it gets very boring for 72 hours watching something. so, i would learn to count to keep my mind occupied. so, i'm counting from 0 to 1,000 and 1,000 to 0 and 0 to 1,000 and 1,000 to 0. and i'm speeding it up and slowing it down just to keep my mind working. and then, you know, we'd hear another, "30 minutes, haven't been painted," which is refreshing to hear how cool and calm and just awesome those pilots are. so, you feel better, and i keep counting. then, it's 45 minutes. now, the other part of the team had just crossed the border, which is the guys in the bigger helicopters with more guys. they were behind us now. so, they're in pakistan. so, now we're

what happened to the second guy? the second guy grabbed the attach? case that tony's got. he takes off running. you fired at him? just wanted to see how tony was doing. then i went and called it in. - what did he have in the attach? case? - thieving scumbag. i don't even know what he thought he was getting. the only thing tony kept in there was, like, sheet music. but you got a good solid look at the second guy? oh, yeah. yeah. gave shannon a description. tony and the tremonts, summer of '64? there was a lot of doo-xxx records out. if i could carry a tune i would sing it for you. you would know. yeah. yeah, all right. okay. so the d.o.a. perp is a joseph vasquez. he's got two robbery collars with the same partner-- roberto roca. this roca doesn't fit the description that zorzi gave us, - but, you know, we'll see what he has to say. - anything off canvass? four different people heard shots. nobody saw anything. m.e. says the d.o.a. victim had cocaine residue in his nostrils. tony moore? about moore using coke? uh-uh. he did find time to talk about how tight they were. maybe

hey, guys! >> hello. >> a beautiful meal. >> yes. >> so should you always show up with a gift, if you show up for someone's, you know, beautiful dinner? >> oh. i think we have a visitor. whom might this be? >> who is it? oh. who is it? [ doorbell ] where the heck did you go? >> hi! >> hi, paula! >> great. >> paula, good to see you, but i have to give this to you "straight up." >> oh! >> you come in empty-handed. >> and late. >> and late. something we don't want to do. >> i got my phone! >> the phone, definitely put away. yes. exactly. so whenever you're going to someone's home, even if they've told you don't bring anything, bring some kind of gift for the host, but make sure aunt tilda's pie she's famous for. you're competing now. also not something that needs heated up. >> what about a chihuahua. >> oh -- okay. cleared with the host, absolutely. otherwise, you don't want to spring your springer spaniel on a host. >> and guests. guests cannot bring guests, right? >> right. >> don't bring a guest

there are two guys in this bouncer's face. it doesn't look good for him but he quickly turns the tables. hit his off button. how about the next guy. you're down, too. >> that's the thing. bouncers are either very big and strong or trained. he's not big but he's strong and looks like he knows what he's doing. >> this happened back in july but just now going viral. you'll see why, the big guy comes back at him again. boom. good night. you're done, son. i tried to tell you once, go away, but it didn't work. >> first time shame on you. second time shame on me. >> the guy in the t-shirt doesn't want to get too close to the bouncer because the bell is ringing from the first and starts spitting at the guy. >> might want to pick your friend up but you go walking down the street. >> they do sweep up the big guy. he is clearly woozy. not sure from the punch or previous alcoholic beverages. they walk him down the sidewalk and reports say management from the bar stand strongly behind their bouncer. >> very often we've seen club videos, bo

you guys were best buddies. now that you've made this and seen the positive responses that people have had, how does that make you feel? >> makes me feel good. makes me feel like he didn't die in vain. >> how does it feel for you to see what your dad's done, the attention that it's getting? >> it feels good to put out awareness of heroin. >> there is no doubt that baby gender reveals have taken over the internet and in this video he enlisted the help of the zoo. we are revealing the jegender oa human, but they set up a box with treats for the elephant inside, and so now the elephant, all it has to do is pull on that leaf that you see there, the palm leaf, and we are going to find out the gender of the baby. it pulls the leaf through, but nothing happens. we still don't know the gender of the baby until the elephant keeps playing with the box. finally it takes it completely off the hook. and it's going to be -- a boy! >> now these days football is making quite the appearance in everybody's yards. this time they a

this guy joey salvo sends over a bottle of wine. the e stickup guy? which me and him know each other growing up. ey asked me to cooperate if salvo tries to reach out. - job says what? - do what the f.b.i. wants. so salvo reaches out for a pedigree on a plate. i run the plate. boom. here comes martens from i.a.b. "why did you run the plate?" but it don't bother me, 'cause i know the job's got my back. - oh, yeah. - come to find out the job is looking with f.b.i., does salvo have a hook at the rat squad? but they can't tell the rat squad to back off of me. that would tip salvo that he's up. so bobby gets suspended instead. they think that my best next move would be to turn the sheets down with salvo. oh. they were taking you there all the time, bobby. they knew if you had any choice, you wouldn't go as far as they wanted with salvo. two of you went over the ins and outs of this thing pretty thoroughly, huh? they said i could tell one person, andy. you done letting 'em tell you what you can and can't do now? [ sipowicz ] what the hell do you want, marten

guy walks up to a guy in a market. >> what's your name? what's your name, where are you from? >> you look down at the table and see it's covered in poppies. people wear poppies in honor of remembrance sunday. reason being, poppies were the first to grow on the battlefield where millions died in florence. >> lots of symbolism behind the flowers. >> massively so. the money raised goes to the british legion who support current and former service members and their family. >> something bad about that? >> well, yes. >> don't [ bleep ] -- [ bleep ]. >> the guy behind the camera, colin eastway, he's a former member of the parachute regiment. this guy is basically selling knockoff poppies, he's taking that money and he's putting it in his own pocket and this soldier is having none of it. outside [ bleep ]. >> this guy is just calling him out on video. puts it up on facebook and shames this guy. >> give me the leeway to [ bleep ] you all over the place. >> help me understand what makes it so obvious to know this guy is a scammer. >> well, even when he asked him what charity are you work

guy: thanks so much indeed.a president jacob zuma's chances of serving a second term have dimmed. that could tip the race to succeed him. for more, our african government reporter joins us from johannesburg. my sense is this story seems to be accelerating. what are we going to learn next week? amogelang: the african national congress will be meeting next week to discuss the allegations that were raised not only against resident jacob zuma, but three other ministers in the report that the court ordered to be released this week. potentials that could possibly take up the presidency if president jacob zuma is recalled or asked to step down. we've seen calls not only from public people, but from business, calling for the president to step down. it's no longer deniable that president jacob zuma is scandal prone. is there a likely candidate to succeed him if he were to step down? amogelang: analysts have said that beating the deputy president of the african national congress and the placed, he is the best candidate. h

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the guys on the team. and other group, some that didn't play this year, guys who got red shirted. well, we are going to get some extra practices in here. those red shirted reps. i think about backup quarterbacks and wide receivers and linebackers who we really need to have on this team next year. you got a red shirt, get in there, get a practice and finish the season strong when it comes to your classes, this is always difficult during the year. and finally coaches. we have got recruiting visits. we are going to go out and want to have improve next season as you are game plans for this last bowl game. look, 7 and 6 looks really good as opposed to 6 and 7. bowl game, scatter report, let's do this. >>> there was a big celebration in the locker room. your players, oh, by the way, you can take the weekend off. i think that was the biggest cheer. going into this game, this was a banged up ball club. >> it was. we really had to back off and not just contact, but what we did, you know, i thought we were very smar

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this is the guy i was telling you about. i might use this on you guys. want to get hurt or make money? what are you talking about? he's a little slow but he's cool. harry converts merchandise into hard currency. yeah? brand name electronics, lap-top computers even musical instruments can bring 40 cents on the dollar if you're interested.. what? like a tuba? if you get ininrmation i've got a buyer lined up for the porsche stolen the other night. what terms? oh, say, a ten percent finder's fee. so, harry gets so that's $12,000. and ten percent of $12,000 is... hanson: is... is $1,200. very good. i give you an "a." thank you. ( horn honking ) you want a lift? nah, it's okay. i like the walk. suit yourself. ciao. see you later. when exactly were you planning on shohong me this, drew? you went through my stuff? as long as you're living under my roof you must think the univivsities just give money away to anybody who asks. no, i don't think that. you think they're looking for "b"-average students who use the word "gonna" in their vococularies? i'm not a "b" st

guy: i am guy johnson. caroline hyde at the german capital, berlin.tocks slumped along with the mexican peso. our investors finally waking up to the possibility of a trump presidency? the fed is also in focus with the u.s. votes less than one week away. no move is expected. metal bashing. will prices recover or will oil drag the sector low-er? caroline: you're looking at the futures at the moment. we are seeing risk aversion. this is seven days, the stocks have been falling. the u.s. also falling to six days. the longest losing streak since all the way back in august, 2015. what is us talk about happening around the world. the trump presidency story is firmly in focus. look at what happened to the nikkei overnight. by 0.4%.up point 7%.s up zero in the general theme and we are finally waking up to even the possibility of a trump presidency, and that is now what the market is pricing in. you can see european futures are trading lower as well this morning. let us catch up on what we need to know. here is the bloomberg first word news with shery ahn. the

guy: u.s. have outperformed european stocks. we look at yields and multiples. people are saying european stocks are going to do better. all of thoseity -- factors coming in. that is going to close the gap. that would help out the story. does the trump presidency term that argument on its head? kokou: the thing with the trump presidency is that it does not -- it has not actually happened. this is a lot of speculation. we could do an interesting parallel between what is happening in the u.s. and what is happening with exit area there is a trump -- there is a soft trump scenario and a hard trump scenario with how much congress is going to pass excess spending. the excess investment could wreak havoc in terms of the debt ceiling for the u.s. total debt, which is $14 trillion today. none of that has happened yet. so i think we need to be very careful in terms of the path of the equity markets. ultimately, buying coal is one of the best traits here. guy: we do not know whether this in the structure s

the guy freaked out, lieutenant. he pulled out -- babbling about some pages or something and just started blasting. he was just protecting himself against those punks. the man shouldn't have been shot. man: yeah, he was protecting all of us. why did he start shooting? we just asked the dude for some change. you got what you deserved, you bastards! celeste baldwin from channel six. we have a report saying that the shooter was asking for you right before he was killed. he was my friend. did you know he was carrying a gun, lieutenant? the people on the subway claim he was defending himself , vigilante? come on! stop it! stop making up your own stories. unit three needs serviced. specifics, sarge? everything. brakes. patrick, you gotta do something about your problem -- you and buntz, and i don't mean a fistfight. i can't let that be my problem. so what's your problem? you and your squad lieutenant can't be in the same room without throwing rights? talk to him. there's gotta be more to it. he lists two sisters, captain,

it comes out friday, but i love you guys. i love you guys. i love you guys. on behalf of all your fans. run. you make people feel so good. just such a great job. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. here's a look at "gilmore girls: a year in the life." take a look at this. >> hey, guys. >> hi, lulu. >> hey, lulu. >> do you guys want the love couch tonight? >> the love couch. definitely. >> kirk and i have had some crazy good times on this thing. >> too late. >> have fun. >> welcome, everyone, to the spring season of the black, i'm pleased to present tonight's feature film, "eraserhead." [ applause ] now, before we start, the management of the theater is aware that some of you on occasion have snuck food into the theater. you should know that consuming food purchased outside of the premises is strictly prohibited. >> got it. >> would it be possible to be a a little more discreet? >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] scott patterson, liza weil, available this friday on netflix. we'll be right back with frank pellegrino jr. stick

in a minute or two, you'll be able to point out the guy who shot you. go on in, guys. we doing this now? yeah. what's goin' on? uh...we gotta run this other lineup first. why don't you just sit there? you can be one of the fillers. i'm not standin' in no damn lineup. you told me i was supposed to be lookin' at a lineup. just do me a favor. to hell with some favors. what's the matter? you ain't got nothin' to hide, do you, levon? no, i got nothin' to hide, but... what's the problem? we're trying to i.d. a guy who was copping a feel on the subway. ohhh. that's real sick, man. i never did nothin' like that before. ever. i mean...and... you know that, and i know that. you ain't got nothin' to worry about. you just fillin' up a seat. oh. here. let me straighten that out for you. all right. somebody in here is sick, and i hope he get caught. set. all right. like i said, this is a one-way glass. they can't see ya. i want you to take a good look at each one of 'em. if you recognize anybody, you tell us which number and where you recognize him from. all right? all right. you su

guy walks up to a guy in a market. >> what's your name? what's your name, where are you from? >> you look down at the table and see it's covered in poppies. remembrance sunday. reason being, poppies were the first to grow on the battlefield where millions died in florence. >> lots of symbolism behind the flowers. >> massively so. the money raised goes to the british legion who support current and former service members and their family. >> something bad about that? >> well, yes. >> don't [ bleep ] -- [ bleep ]. >> the guy behind the camera, colin member of the parachute regiment. this guy is basically selling knockoff poppies, he's taking that money and he's putting it in his own pocket and this soldier is having none of it. >> [ bleep ] selling poppies outside [ bleep ]. >> this guy is just calling him out on video. puts it up on facebook and shames this guy. >> give me the leeway to [ bleep ] you all over the it so obvious to know this guy is a scammer. >> well, even when he asked him what charity are you working for, he doesn't even know the right answer. he just says chari

you guys, today is cyber monday. oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] which means tomorrow is "russia has your credit card info tuesday." which is -- >> steve: yeah! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i celebrate every year. i celebrate it the same, every year. >> steve: love it. love it! >> jimmy: oh, listen to this. so, experts are warning shoppers to check the spelling of websites on cyber monday because there are lookalike sites that try to scam you with a slight misspelling of a or yep, they said if you want more info on this, just look it up on goggle. [ applause ] goggle should have it. black friday was the biggest shopping day of the year in the u.s., but some stores in canada also offered their own door buster deals. and i was watching the news, and it made me realize how different our two countries are. look at this store in the u.s. on friday. that's -- yeah. yeah, okay. [ laughter ] now take a look at black friday in canada. [ applause ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: single file, people are clapping. >> steve: eve

where the hell were you guys anyway? i got people wandering in and out of my trailer-- what am i paying you for? sorry, pal. this is one employee you can't push around. what do you think you're doioi? i'm trying to keep the garbage off the set. we're police officers assigned to keep you out of trouble. you guys are cops pretending to be bodyguards? penhall: mayor's orders. they wanted to make sure you didn't break anythinin i'm sorry. no, you're not. excuse me? you're not sorry. you walk on people then you think apologizing makes it okay. can we take the cuffs off and talk? you don't owe us an explanation. half the stuff they say about me i didn't even do.. the other half i wish i hadn't done. very clever.r. i work hard, i catch a break and i wind up a star-- luck. what do they say? "don't wish too hard for what you want-- you may get it"? you guys want something to drink? soda. me too, please. ththe's something you don't realize when you dream about being noticed. but what the heck-- why not tell you why i'm such a cree

and other guys from other trips had been recalled, and they were all senior guys.y sat us in a room, and they said, "hey, we found a thing, and the thing's in a house, and the house is in a bowl, and the bowl's in a country, and you're gonna go to that house, and you're gonna get a thing, and you're gonna bring it back to us." and that was it. we assumed it was gaddafi, 'cause it was the arab spring. "how are we getting there?" "can't tell you." "where's the country?" "can't tell you." "what's the thing?" "can't tell you." so, we assumed we would be flying off a navy ship from the mediterranean into libya, and then we'd go in there, grab gaddafi, and bring him out. they told us a couple of things, like "we're gonna read you in eventually, and here's who's gonna be there," and they said a few names that didn't make sense. you know, a few of us were talking a couple days later about this person, this person, why would they be there? "it's bin laden. they found him. we're gonna go get him." >> the cia had been doing extensive surveillance on the mysterious compound an

guy: thanks. a former goldman sachs banker has been recommended by donald trump's transition team as treasury secretary, according to feeble familiar with the process. they await the president-elect's final decision. remember, donald trump seems way -- potentially he's a very good treasury secretary. let's bring in another voice into this conversation. mea investment officer. good morning. >> good morning. guy: this is the bloomberg barclays multi-verse index, a catchall bond market index. it has been absolutely battered over the last few days. 1.5 trillion coming out. how far through the process are we? where's the pain being felt, and is there more to come? >> it depends, really, if trump is going to inspire inflation and growth. i'm not sure yet. you could say to the people of vodafone, all he has done is raised interest rates, raise the dollar, which will hurt a lot of employers in the u.s. who have to export . i'm a little bit skeptical on infrastructure in the sense that a lot of infrastruct

when you see a guy as open as we had a couple of guys it was two guys jumping the same receiver that goes back to communication, and we had a couple of times the other night where we had two guys jumping one receiver and the other guy unfortunately free. that's should be basic enough stuff, but if we're having trouble with it, that's telling us that we got to go back to the drawing board and get that right. >> wfla.com uncut version interesting insights. also lightning play on the road think. nikita k the number one star in the nhl this week. >> for a week it's great. >> all right. >> steve's doing russian. followed by news channel 8 at 7:00. >> back here tonight at 11:00. good night. help others. that's why i believe in public service. as your governor we got things done, and if you send me to congress we can do it again. i'll protect social security and medicare. defend planned parenthood and women's health care. and i'll take care of our veterans. i'm charlie crist and i approve this message because i'll put you, the people first. always have, and always will. this is mike's offic

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this gentleman right here posing police officer, offers the guy a car, money, which the guy refuses. later on, a second plain clothes officer using everything. by this point now, snipers are set up outside across the street. a few hours pass where the officers have gained a bit of trust, making their way inside the store. the child is now exhausted and has fallen asleep. see them there, group surrounds, they've got bottles of mineral the officer decides to offer some water to the hostage taker. you see right here, this is the moment as he hands him the bottle in the video, slows down a bit, you can see as the guy is distracted, takes the knife and the officer tackles him down to the floor and suddenly everybody else just floors in and takes the guy into custody. >> that was a good move. >> no guns fired, nobody was injured. the child was fine. the story is still kind of up in the air as to what this person because he was run up by debt collectors, so the story continues. >>> you guys remember when you were a kid towing that kite behind you, running down the street? you had to maintai

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