harry williams is the target. the alarm systems aren't working, you better get on the pa system and tell them attention all u.n.c.l.e. personnel, this is cutter speaking. harry williams is not, repeat, not an enemy of this organization. he is not to be harmed under any circumstances. duck, harry! you haven't a chance, saimes. cutter's survival school gets tougher every year. so does surviving. one moment, gentlemen. trainees expected the brass to stay for the graduation. well, mr. waverly is sending a helicopter as i have to go back to headquarters and harry has an assignment in bolivia. four and three-tenths seconds. well, that's an improvement, kuryakin. however, you should have done it in four. i'm sure mr. solo could have. i am sure he could, but mr. solo has better things to do than play games. it's been a pleasure. mind if i hitch a ride? we'd be delighted. what about graduation? we've resigned. i decided i'm not cut out to be a team man. and i think i'd rather be a woman than an agent. too dangerous? ?? >> here's adventure. ?? here's romance. here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west,

harry. >> harry: cleveland police looking for suspects that shot a toddler and teen on the city's east side. i have the details on what >>> good morning. it's 6:14. cleveland police still looking for whoever shot a 19-month-old girl and a 19-year-old man. it was a drive-by shooting near lee and harvard. we're told the baby is still alive. she was hit in the shoulder and hand. the man was so the in his chest. they were lifeflighted to metro. cleveland police say the shooting happened just before jfk high school. they say two men and an suv fired at a white car and hit the baby girl and the man. we counted nine bullet holes in the passenger side of the car. police say a woman was driving the car with the victims in it, and she dropped them off at south point hospital. after that they were transferred over to metro. police are still looking for want suspects involved, and neither the names nor the conditions of the victims have been released yet. broke. if we get more information, we will have it for you and send out another alert on the free cleveland 19 mobile app. laura. >> laura: thank you, harry. we could find out if shawn grate is tied to another homicide today. richland county officials hold a press conference at 10:00. they may release the identity of remains found earlier in fall, and let us know if shawn grate is suspected in that person's death. he already faces charges for the murders of two women and the kidnapping and raping woman. grate could face the death penalty if he's convicted. he'll be back in court on november 6th. >>> meanwhile, parma city schools will have until the end of the day today to turn their financial plan over to the board of education. there has been talk of merging high schools and closing at least five schools, which could bring some serious layoffs. the district has a $15 million budget deficit. we'll keep you updated with the latest information. those are some of the stories i'll update you on the current traffic in a couple of minutes. first, back out to progressive field where we find sam, and it's a picture-perfect evening for baseball, r

harry. wait a minute. wait a minute. you ain't got no time to sit. look at this, it's nearly noon. you gotta get down and open up the saloon. business before pleasure, harry! sorry, edith. a thirsty world is waiting. - yeah. - i'll see you later. all right. well, thank you very much, harry. archie, you shoulda let him stay and rest and have a beer. i done that for you, edith. i don't want you to be waiting on people. i got something to tell you, archie. i hope it ain't gonna take too long. i took stephie to see dr. shapiro today. don't tell me it's anything serious. no, it ain't serious. don't tell me it's anything catchin'. no, it ain't catchin'. don't tell me it's anything that's gonna get in the way of the st. patty's day party. ll, see, sidney said that... - i oughta-- - sidney? why didn't you take her to the real dr. shapiro, sidney's father? he's retired. jeeze, he's just hiding from his patients. what's the matter with the kid? oh, nothin', she's fine. she just had to have a booster shot. i was telling sidney about the party-- oh, the party! it's gonna be better than any st. patty's day party that he ever threw. archie, could we get a caterer to do the cooking? edith, after me bragging to everybody that you're the best cabbage cook in the world? not a chance! - b

harris. harris: no, i was actually focused on the gazebo behind you. looks so idyllic. good to see you. reporter: beautiful town. harris: it is. thank you very much. punishing travel asked you all. bret, does any of it really make a difference on last day with voters? >> it does, especially in the two states we saw them travel to yesterday, michigan and pennsylvania. there is very limited early voting. there is absentee voting, but not like early voting statute where they can vote in big numbers. them to really gin up the vote to get out to vote on election day. that is why michigan and pennsylvania is big stop. it is very tight in those states. in less than seven hours you have nine states closing. in those there are a lot of early votes. for example, florida, both teams, republican and democrat are looking at florida, and that early vote and how it splits. you have some 43 million people who have voted early, the most we have ever seen. melissa: yeah. >> maybe 130 million will vote in it election. harris: that is fascinating. when you talk about how late the night may go, at least for the first eight or nine states w

harry boomer joins us live. harry? >> harry: all right, brian and tia, i'm outside the police station at west 130th on the west side here. this is where people have gathered since early this morning to commemorate the second anniversary of the shooting death of tamir rice. he was 12 years old, shot outside the cudell rec center wh looked real. the two police officers were never indicted in the shooting death of tamir rice. the family did receive a multi million-dollar settlement, as you said, but to keep it in the public consciousness, they are here on the second anniversary of him being shot to death. a grand jury decided not to indict the two officers involved. officer lohman is the one who shot him within two seconds of his arrival. protest. one hour each for the fact that tamir was 12 years old. this began at 6:00 this morning. here is tamara forman speaking about why they were here. >> i can't imagine the thanksgiving how she feels. and that's why my husband brought me and i had to drag him to say i'm a thanksgiving, and a

chris walters finds jerome harris. harris hits for 3, he five points. adrian oliveira also getting into the three point action. penmen win 88-64, they are 4-0. good for them. and the patriots now start talking about mikaela shifrin the olympics again. thanks for watching news nine at >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight" from havana. the death of fidel castro. the dictator reigning for decades, defying the u.s. nine official days of mourning here in cuba have now begun. the flags at half-staff. tonight, cuban exiles in miami celebrating in the streets of little havana. families who now mourn their leader. and what they say about a future relationship with the u.s. >>> also, the cuba backlash. new questions about the renewed ties with america. president-elect donald trump's team calling it a one-sided deal, suggesting it won't last long. and president obama facing some backlash for his official statement.

cleveland 19's harry boomer just sort through this one more time. hey, harry. >> harry: hey, brian. it is still going on right now upstairs in room 217 here at cleveland city hall. you know, the $50 million renovation of public square still being talked about, about whether or not people can get access to the public square via buses. basically where buses will not be allowed to travel through the square. the city doesn't want that nor does r.t.a. that's going to cost the r.t to reroute buses around public square. and equally of concern is whether not allowing buses that pick up and drop off about 18,000 passengers a day will get the city r.t.a. fined a significant amount because of the contract that was let to actually renovate r.t.a. that is of course a federal contract. that is under discussion right now. there is contention as to whether or not they will be fined and how much they will be fined and whether or not it's up at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 on cleveland 19 live, getting answers at public square, rather at city hall, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> brian: all right, harry, thank

. >> mark: harry boomer back from brook park where they dedicated a bridge there. harry. >> harry: mark and romona, only a small part of america joined volunteer military. but for those who do, owe them a great debt of gratitude. today the city of brook park stepped up to honor our veteran's. a special dedication by those and for those dedicated to foreign and domestic on this veteran's day. 30 permanent flags stand guard on the former snow road bridge. veteran's memorial bridge. the american flag, the u.s. army flag and flags of the navy, air force, marines, coast guard and prisoners of war missing in action, p.o.w.-m.i.a. flags take their places marking the service of the men and women of the military. politicians stood at the foot of the bridge to signal their support and pride in america and all she stands for. >> in addition to the flags, signs will soon be posted honoring the five branches of the u.s. military. >> mark: all right, harry, thank you very much. >> romona: we owe them a huge there. >>> in cleveland shaw high school cardinals marched down the street as part of th

charged 41-year old kamel harris with murder after they found the boy's blood inside his vehicle. 2-year old kie-ron kyrian knox was in harris' care when he disappeared.police say harris harris was already in a northern illinois jail on unrelated charges when he was arrested. a serial carjacker is sentenced to 41 years in prison. police say brandon newson was just 17 years old when his crime spree began. he was charged with 7 carjackings-- affecting 10 victims in just a week's time. newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february of 2015. these crimes were committed just three mo the milwaukee man who police say hit and killed a 5-year-old is now facing criminal charges. 30-year-old sherman liddell of milwaukee...is now charged with one count of hit- and- run resulting in death-- and one count of driving with a suspended license resulting in death. liddell has seven prior convictions of driving with a suspended license. according to the criminal complaint, girlfriend's s-u-v, when ric-kyia langham darted into the street. that's when he hit her. it was said in court, that him leaving the scene made his situation much worst than it had to be. 'ha

harry boomer joins us live from one of the schools with extremely high levels. harry? >> harry: well tia and brian, at this school, lead levels are 448 parts per billion. the maximum that is safe is 15 parts per billion. as compared to this school, 4480 parts per billion. that is just off the charts. at least they are willing to replace some of the faucets and drinking fountains here. as a matter of fact, they are replacing at least 69, in 69 schools more than 580 of those samples of more than 5,000 came back with above levels of the 15 parts per billion. cmsd says the blood levels in a student will lower their child's i.d. and ability to pay attention. th kitchens, nurseses of os, and teachers' lounges as well. on the website, the district says it will remove or replace the fixtures inside the restaurants or rest rooms and faucets and outside spigots as well and they have installed water coolers in the districts that were most affected. so they are trying to mitigate the lead levels here. the state is going to pay them $15,000 maximum per building to lead in the schools. we'll

. >> reporter:ed ed admiral harry harris said although the united states is going through a transition period, the country never has a lame duck commander in chief. trump made a number of controversial statements regarding asia during the election campaign. he called u.s. alliances with some countries unfair and promised to review them. >> we defend japan. we defend germany. we defend south korea. we defend saudi arabia. they do not pay us what they should be paying us because we are providing tremendous service and we're losing a fortune. >> reporter: president barack obama met with trump after the election. he says trump expressed great interest in keeping the country's core strategic relationships. observers say trump is taking a more pragmatic stance now that the election is over. but they say many of his security policies are still unclear. >>> a lawyer for a boy who was bullied after fleeing the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster has spoken out. he released a note his young client wrote while attending an elementary school south of tokyo. it contained a threat to commit suicide. >>

harris murder trial. harris is accused of ?intentionally leaving his todder in a hot car. and monday... the jury found harris ?guilty of murder. the 22 month old boy was left in that hot car for ?seven hours... while harris went to work. harris told police he forgot to drop the boy off at daycare and didn't realize he was still in the back seat. but the defense says harris ?planned it... and they say he even sent sexually explicit messages to five different women that day, along with a minor. harris will be of life in prison without parole. a young man who appeared on the netflix documentary "making a murderer" ... is one step closer to ?freedom. on monday, a judge in wisconsin ordered "brendan dassey" be released from prison. dassey was 16 years old when he was accused of helping his uncle, 'steven avery', kill a woman in 2005. but his conviction was recently overturned.... after a court ruled that his confession was ?coerced by detectives. the judge didn't give a specific release the state is still planning to ?appeal the ruling. ?avery is also appealing his conviction. a big loss for journalism this morning

. >>> meanwhile, prince harry is set to make his first public appearance since he confirmed markle. all eyes are on prince harry tomorrow. harry's just-confirmed girlfriend meghan markle will not be joining him. harry made his devotion to her loud and clear yesterday defending the actress in a statement. harry condemned the media for, quote, abuse and harassment. >> there has been a tsunami of interest in her life, her family and the media have left no stone and all ofly extraordinary statement. >> the prince also mentioned, quote, the nightly legal battles to keep defamatory stories out of papers and her mother having to struggle past photographers in order to get to her front door. >> the private life has to be private. >> harry also took issue with what he called the, quote, racial undeetones of press coverage. meghan's father is white. her mother is african-american and she has described herself as biracial. it's easy to understand why harry would want to protect meghan. his mother princess diana was hounded by the paparazzi during her lifetime. this is video of the princes being followed by photographers just before her eng

harry? harry! i know it's hot out, harry but you picked a lousy time to go for a swim. i don't know what happened. i leaned over to collect a sample and it was like i was pulled in. warning, ensign kim: an environmental seal has been compromised. oxygen depletion in 30 seconds. hang in there, buddy. to the shuttle. have you put on weight? you're just out of shape. warning: oxygen depletion in 15 seconds. i'll make you a deal: you hold your breath till we get back to the shuttle and i promise i'll start exercising every day. maybe you should start with the bicycle. i thought i told you to hold your breath. ten seconds. hang in there, harry. we'll make it. warning, lieutenant paris: an environmental seal has been compromised. oxygen depletion in 30 seconds. you've got to be kidding me. we're in the same boat, now, buddy but i'll get us out of this. warning: oxygen depletion in 15 seconds. i definitely have to get back in shape. five seconds... doctor: out of the question. be reasonable, doctor. take it up with commander chakotay. he's on his way here right now. but it's on

harry. >> harry: yes, in deed, hey how are you tia and brian? i am here at hopkins. not very many people are here right now. families are trickling in one, two, three at a time. it is slow but steady. the rush hour earlier today about 4:30, you saw a big influx of people. i talked with frank zabo, the interim director. he says the next big rush will be about 3:00 and then again at 6:00. always, they say, com make sure you get through security. and speaking of security, he says everything is up and running. they are aware and alert. no problems to speak of at this time. just building some patience when you come to hopkins. we'll have more reports for you live at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 on cleveland 19. >> tia: all right, harry. thank you so much. if you are hitting the road today, you will run into some rain. meteorologist samantha roberts is tracking all of that for you. hey, sam. >> hey, tia. good afternoon. if you are just joining us. we are tracking showers moving into the cleveland metro and a lot of areas seeing rain. let's go straight to the maps. i want to show you exactly what's happening on the radar. we are now cloudy after we saw a good bit of sunshine early this morning. you can see that shield of precipitation approaching the cleveland metro area. most of this is rain. but, initially when it starts falling on you, it might come down as a little sleet or gropple, initially. that can sometimes b for soft hail. so, if you see something falling looks like dip-in-dots, don't be alarmed. it will change over to rain because temperatures are on the up and up. all the way back to illinois down toward paducah, kentucky, we've got rain. so we've got a ways to go. if you will be traveling this afternoon,

harry is an african-american. harry evidently now feels is an african-american. harryny more. many who almost non-existent any more. many who are sympathetic to almost non-existent any more. many who are sympathetic to the royals who are sympathetic to the royals believe harry isjustified. who are sympathetic to the royals believe harry isjustified. it's believe harry isjustified. it's a clear believe harry isjustified. it's a clear message to the british clear message to the british press - back off. ‘ clear message to the british press - back off. others back off. others who‘ve known harry say back off. others who‘ve known harry say he back off. others who‘ve known harry say he needs to be more say he needs to be more philosophical. the story say he needs to be more philosophical. the story isn’t philosophical. the story isn't going to go away. philosophical. the story isn't going to go away. issuing philosophical. the story isn't going to go away. issuing such to go away issuing such a statement just encouraging‘ just encouraging those that knew nothing about just e

harry now. saying harry and your son, some transgender people choose to assign themselves a female or male name oppose of how they are born? your thoughts on that? >> transgender is really an umbrella term. it's a spectrum of which gender nonconforming or nonbinary which is a term harry uses now to describe himself. i say him because he doesn't he says mom, other peoples pronoun use has no bearing on how i feel about myself whatsoever. so transgender is really an umbrella term, but i think it's more recently been come to be understood as someone who was born or assigned male at birth, but who feels like they're in the wrong body. great way of explaining transgender, but, they were assigned one gender at birth, but they feel inside that they are a different gender. for harry, harry feels neither male or female. this idea of the gender binary, boy, girl, male, female, pink or blue he really feels neither and he is just on the spectrum and he likes some things that are considered feminine or some things that are considered masculine or traits. that list beginning was perfect example. >> did you like that? >> yeah. >> how about, how about dating does he date and does he have a preference for male or female? >> harry dates men or other boys or um, he i mean, this is a que

harry. harry? which husband-- walter, walter, please. i was just engaged to harry. he was definitely not the type i ever would have married. one in a million, huh? i think your mother's right, carol. phillip has got to learn to accept our relationship or we'll never be a real family. but, chris, i'd feel so guilty if i left him when he's like this. carol...honey, you can solve the problem when you come back. i promise to keep phillip just as rebellious and hostile and rotten as he is right now... maybe more. now, come on, honey. stop worrying! honey, how about a nice cheery good-bye for your mom? bye. good-bye, honey. i'll see you in a couple of days, okay? you be a good boy. i love you, phillip. and say you're sorry you called him a name? i'm sorry i called you a name. he's an angel. that's okay, phillip. i've been called much worse. i'll bet. phillip, i'll call you when we get there, honey. good-bye, kids. take care of you, son. drive safe! see you in a few days. see you in a few days, old buddy. before he starts on me. ahoy, there, matey. do you use an extra hand

." - sure, it's a good job, harry. - [harry] how 'bout the guys down on the pier? - [sailor] no, no, we gotta have guys who are strong. - arrgh. (chair snaps) - boy, you sure are strong, micky. - but strength ain't enough. - no, they gotta be able to use their hands. - boy, you sure know how to use your hands, davy. - they gotta have knowledge of the seven seas.

harry reid retiring. it is likely to be chuck schumer. what is the relationship between chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell? mr. wong: i think schumer is seen as more of a deal maker compared to harry reid. harry reid was somebody who often would throw up roadblocks in the process and accuse republicans of doing the same. he was a fiery leader. obviously, a former boxer. chuck schumer is from new york, he is much more of a deal maker. it will be interesting to see how chuck schumer not only works across the aisle with mitch mcconnell and with his fellow new yorker donald trump, who he has known for decades. that is one relationship all of washington will be watching. >> a preview of what is ahead for the lame-duck session. our guest is scott wong. you can follow his reporting at thehill.com. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] a look at ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," author stephen puleo discussing his book "american treasures: the secret effort to save the declaration of independence, the gettysburg address and the constitution. ." mr.

harry boomer live outside the house right now with that story. harry? >> harry: you know, mark, bullets were flying all over the times. >> they shot in my house 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. >> none of the .40 caliber bullets hit jermaine sit waiting for his family to come home at 11:30 saturday night. >> i don't know. i ain't never did nothing and i work and take care of my family. >> blackwell has a 2-year-old ug pregnant wife. it rocked his sense of calm. bullets riddled his house and evidence how close it came to killing him. >> if i had my shirt on or anything like that, things might have gotten ugly. they tried to take my life and i have no idea what this is about. >> harry: no idea? >> none whatsoever. no, i don't know if they are coming after my son. i don't know. 18-year-old son doesn't live with him. >> the guy who did this, listen, stay away from my family and stay away from my home. you know. because i have a lot of police friends. i have a lot of friends period. i, myself is not about to accept somebody shooting 14 times in front of

harris: we'll leave on that note. you know why? >> why is that. harris: breaking news changing everything.o the lecturn. this is the great state of new hampshire. we'll watch analysten together. >> we'll watch and win back the white house. we've had incredible polls. you probably seen the new "rasmussen poll" came out, we're three points up nationwide and going like a rocket. [cheering] many, many polls. i won't even go over all the polls but we're leading in ohio, iowa, all over the place. [cheering] i think we're doing great in north carolina. i think we're doing great in pennsylvania too, by the way. [cheering] and florida, looks beautiful. florida looks beautiful. we have so many great polls. but you have to get out and vote in november 8th. you have to do that we're on the cusp of historic change that transfers power from failed political establishment and returns that power to you, the american people. that is what is going to happen. [cheering] that is what is going to happen. there is more breaking news as you probably heard, that i would like to share with you right now. is that o

. >> all of a sudden i'm writing e-mails, we need to have harry back, we need to have harry back. >> i was calling where's harry, where's harry. he is hanging out in cleveland. game seven now, guys. that was the spell. >> it's crazy. >> kind of fun for a world series. >> it's so fun. >> for these two teams that either one will go down in history and it's just going back and forth. you never know. >> but that's what you want. >> exactly. >> you hope for that. >> a sweep would have been so disappointing. >> and half is pulling for cleveland and the other half is pulling for chicago and it's really, really fun. on your show. you're doing a whole "american idol" series. >> we did kelly clarkson, kelly pickler, it's really fun to see from the time they audition for "american idol" and they go to superstars, it's fun to talk to them. >> and to see their evolution. that's one of the best parts is seeing you guys who were superstars and these young people come in, they're nervous, their families are standing keith when you were on the show and then they're huge superstars. >> i told kelly clarkson this when i saw her.

harry money. hi, harry! [click] good-bye harry. what'd you do that for, fred? because that show is a drag, that's why. why, it doesn't bother me. i go home every night and dream that i won me a speed boat and i'm going down the river with the speed boat and the stereo playing on my way to rome or italy. grady, rome is in italy. wow. well, now is the time to go. see, they both in the same place. listen, grady. tomorrow is lamont's birthday, and i don't wanna hear nothin' about all them presents like that because i want to get him something nice. you know what i mean? fred, what about 2 years ago and they gave him a free tutti frutti. now that was nice. what do you say, fred? hi, bubba. hey, grady. hey, bubba. hey, man, why the long face? fred is worried, bubba, that he can't get lamont something nice for his birthday. what happened? did they run out of tutti frutti? listen, bubba. would you do me a favor? yeah, anything, fred. yeah? lay down next to it. aww. fred. hey, fred. we're missing wheel and deal. it's almost over now. oh, forget about that. hey, if you wa

harry's -- >> harry's new love interest. beautiful girl. >> and kate middleton. >> yes. >> she's adorable. she's on the show "suits" in case you wonder how we know her. >> they were seen wearing the same dress. >> let's see. >> why are we talking about it? >> because it's important. >> what? >> well, one's a long version. >> it's the same cut but one's long and one's short. >> okay. >> it's a dvs, diane von furstenberg dress. >> it's beautiful, it looks great either way. >> kate could wear it either way and so could -- >> look at this skirt. this megan markell, she can wear anything. >> the palace is confirming she and harry are a couple. >> i think that's fantastic. i wish people would leave them alone and just let them. >> yeah, there are people who are apparently being very cruel to her on social media and the palace is slapping back saying back off. >> it's all about the fact she's >> so what. >> aren't we in 2016. >> hello, i thought we were. that's ridiculous. but love will overtake everything, right? >> yes, it does, yes, indeed. >> so there's a study, oh, another study, women have better memories than men, did you know that? >> i don't know if it's true. >> it's online, the journal of menopause, so it must be true. >> there's a journal of menopause? >> there is now. frank used to say to me because he's been married three time, i've been through menopause three times. >> by the way, you have an incredible memory. >> so far. >> my memory's horrible but yours is really good. ?? >> what is it? oh, no. ? so it's the laughter ? ? whatever we ? all right, that's enough, i'm getting old. been through meno

harry boomer live down there right now and joins us with a live report. harry. >> harry: that's right. any time the folks that sit down on the table don't talk to each other, nothing much is going to happen. as you can see across the street in front of the board of education, we have lots of teachers and students out on the street, and they are chanting. the bottom line is now the students have been pulled into the fray. >> they say cut back, we say >> we are lewisville. >> mighty, mighty lewisville. >> reporter: there are sights and sounds of lewisville. >> it's a disaster. i went in two days. i ended up leaving early. >> reporter: a 10th grader is among the students not in class today because the adults are not talking to each other about resolving a fact finders recommendation. >> we just sat there on our phones in a lot of the classes. for my first mod the first day, i walked in there. she didn't she was teaching. >> reporter: mikayla is not the only student who is not where she's supposed to be on a normal day at lewisville school. >> this is a note from my mother s

harry's prince harry was beaming. he visited a london charity yesterday singing along with the choir. ?? ?? >> and look right there, he was wearing that blue beaded matching bracelet. it's identical to the one his girlfriend meghan markle has been seen wearing. last week she stayed with harry at kensington palace in the cottage and we have new details meet william and kate, but did not ha time to meet prince charles. >> the talk in london is that prince harry is considering hiring a bodyguard for meghan markle. he feels disappointed that he's not been able to protect her fully. if he's thinking of hiring a bodyguard this has prompted speculation that perhaps an engagement could be imminent. if they do get engaged then meghan will be assigned a personal protection from the the royal family. they're called special officers 14 and they're from a special division of the metropolitan police. >> meghan is on hiatus from "suits" until early january and the prince leaves for a 14-day tour for the caribbean. >> they'll definitely be getting together before christmas. as soon as he gets back they'll see each other and one thing is for sure, this is a couple that can't bear to be apart for too in the works? maybe i'm getting ahead of myself. >> michael douglas made headlines when he

harris. harris: oh. no, i like to feign it. [laughter] >> ouch. harrisyou had some definite thoughts about just the context of this and what you noticed. >> well, under obama's watch, the middle east blew up, and all of these refugees came into germany, and now the chancellor's kind of on a little bit of a ledge because she's not very popular because they're raiding mosques now, and there's gang rapes. obama is kind of responsible for her predicament. if you listen to the president of the united states, one of the most arrogant and condescending speeches speeches i've seen him deliver, he said about a trump election this is because of globalization. my polls, i'm so popular -- remember, we really can't believe the polls, but -- sandra: you reminded us. >> people are scared of globalization. the world is changing. and when all of these technological advancements come, you have immigration, and people get scared. they huddle with their own tribe. and it's also because of news propaganda, and it's because of racism. and he's pointing fingers everywhere, and

him to life on the big screen and now neil patrick harris is taking over. >> hello, hello, hello, children. >> yes. that really is neil patrick harris underneath all that makeup. it's an impressive transformation for the new lemony snickets, a series of unfortunate events. >> i'm count olaf, your new guardian. >> do you know what this is? >> it looks like a list. >> wrong! it's a list. >> wanted to play olaf as dark and sincerely menacing as possible. >> you want to deal our parents' fortune. >> when the sand runs out that fortune is mine! i didn't realize the sand went so quickly. i bought it online. you'll need to flip it a couple of times. >> based on the children's book to outwit the children. he admits it's a tough task. >> i'm playing olaf playing a character which is confusing mentally if i'm being honeet. >> count olaf in disguise. >> aren't you smart. >> it's been over a decade since we saw jim carey as sinister olaf in the movie version and this premieres in january on friday the 13th and stars joan cusack. >> why do you hate her so much? >> and this is funnallo. i want you to check ittout, neil snuck a picture of bill mur

- pass the word along i want harry silver to get in touch with me. - harry silver? - yes, harry silver, you dumb ox! harry silver! - well sure but - but what? - but you've never given a job to anyone as big as him. - who said i had a job for him? - don't ya? - maybe, maybe not. but if i do, - how've you been, harry? - not bad, king, not bad at all. - i haven't seen you for a couple of years. where've you been? - here, there. what's on your mind, king? - i might have a job for you. - don't your own boys carry guns anymore? - well, this could be a very special job. i wouldn't trust those morons that work for me [laughs]. - would you? i don't work very often these days but when i do, i come high. - i'll pay you $10,000. - it may go higher. - well what do you mean? $10,000 is a lot of money and to me this is worth - i'm not interested in what it's worth to you, i'm interested in the job. i fix my fee accordingly. it may be more than 10,000, it may be less. i can tell better after i hear what it is. - more than 10,000? - sure, if i think it's worth it. so tell me the story and doc do

harris. harris: team trump is starting to take shape. we will tell you who it all is and talk about how it would go over with democrats. >> plus, get red hats ready, mr. trump is starting a victory tour. is this a good way to say thanks or right for criticism. harris you go, plus our #oneluckyguy who is out here. top of the hour, back to you. jon: we will be watching. thank you both. the federal reserve looks like it is getting closer to raising interest rates as soon as next policy meeting in december, what am i talking about? fed chair janet yellen signaled that move yesterday in testimony on capitol hill. right now stocks are stalled just a bit. right now another state official in dallas, texas made similar comments in exclusive interview with fox business and peter barnes caught up with kaplin in a conference in houston. he joins us now. >> if the fed does raise interest rates in december or a little bit later it would be a small increase, a quarter of a percentage point and that would make it a bit more expensive for consumers to go out and get a car loan or to raise rates on certain credit cards, on other types of loans, business loans, for example, the fed has said it's only going to make the move if it's confident that the economic recover