the situation was different for henry frank. he served in the army more than 30 years ago. " when i went in i did my tour at ft. stuart, georgia. i stayed there pretty much the whole time, even though we did desert training; but his life changed dramatically a couple of years ago when financial problems left him with no home, no money, and no prospects. " you show obvious signs of being homeless, it's very difficult to get a job." hacap says 40 per cent of iowa's homeless are veterans and their families. that's a startling statistic that hacap's operation home strives to eliminate. " the whole sole purpose of the program is to end veteran helping veterans who are literally homeless . and these are the folks you'll find under bridges, sleeping on benches, and we find a lot of folks sleeping in their car " many are even harder to locate. " we're sleeping on our friend's couch. we're sleeping in a garage. some of us that are in close groups go on what we call 'camping trips.' and they're just going from place to place to place. and

the situation was different for henry frank. he served in the army more than 30 years ago. " when i went in i did my tour at ft. stuart, georgia. i stayed there pretty much the whole time, even though we did desert training; never saw combat, but his life changed dramatically a couple of years ago when financial problems left him with no home, no money, and no prospects. " you show obvious signs of being homeless, it's very difficult to get a job." hacap says 40 per cent of iowa's homeless are veterans and their families. that's a startling statistic that hacap's operation home strives to eliminate. " the whole sole purpose of the program is to end veteran homelessness. so we prioritize helping veterans who are under bridges, sleeping on benches, and we find a lot of folks sleeping in their car " many are even harder to locate. " we're sleeping on our friend's couch. we're sleeping in a garage. some of us that are in close groups go on what we call 'camping trips.' and they're just going from place to place to place. and it's ha

the situation was different for henry frank. he served in the army more than 30 years ago. " when i went in i did my tour at ft. stuart, georgia. i stayed there pretty much the whole time, even though we did desert training; cold weather training. " frank dramatically a couple of years ago when financial problems left him with no home, no money, and no prospects. " you show obvious signs of being homeless, it's very difficult to get a job." hacap says 40 per cent of iowa's homeless are veterans and their families. that's a startling statistic that hacap's operation home strives to eliminate. " the whole sole purpose of the program is to end veteran homelessness. so we prioritize helping veterans who are literally homeless . and these are the folks you'll find under bridges, sle and we find a lot of folks sleeping in their car " many are even harder to locate. " we're sleeping on our friend's couch. we're sleeping in a garage. some of us that are in close groups go on what we call 'camping trips.' and they're just going from plac

the situation was different for henry frank. he served in the army more than 30 years ago. " when i went in i did my tour at ft. stuart, georgia. i stayed there pretty much the whole time, even though we d never saw combat, but his life changed dramatically a couple of years ago when financial problems left him with no home, no money, and no prospects. " you show obvious signs of being homeless, it's very difficult to get a job." hacap says 40 per cent of iowa's homeless are veterans and their families. that's a startling statistic that hacap's operation home strives to eliminate. " the whole sole purpose of the helping veterans who are literally homeless . and these are the folks you'll find under bridges, sleeping on benches, and we find a lot of folks sleeping in their car " many are even harder to locate. " we're sleeping on our friend's couch. we're sleeping in a garage. some of us that are in close groups go on what we call 'camping trips.' and they're just going from place to place to place. and it's hard to track them."

the for henry frank. he served in the army more than 30 years ago. " when i went in i did my tour at ft. stuart, georgia. i stayed there pretty much the whole time, even though we did desert training; cold weather training. " frank never saw combat, but his life changed dramatically problems left him with no home, no money, and no prospects. " you show obvious signs of being homeless, it's very difficult to get a job." hacap says 40 per cent of iowa's homeless are veterans and their families. that's a startling statistic that hacap's operation home strives to eliminate. " the whole sole purpose of the program is to end veteran homelessness. so we prioritize helping veterans who are bridges, sleeping on benches, and we find a lot of folks sleeping in their car " many are even harder to locate. " we're sleeping on our friend's couch. we're sleeping in a garage. some of us that are in close groups go on what we call 'camping trips.' and they're just going from place to place to place. and it's hard to track

mark henry, frank i, some of my training partners, and we flew some people in. and -- >> to emulate his style? >> just emulate his style. >> is that including the giant manure ' with today? >> that's my agent, the man next to him jonas, he's here from brazil. >> and he's playing the part of this connor mc gregor. >> absolutely and playing it real well. >> can you flip that camera around and see these dudes? look at the size, that's your manager? >> yes. >> you take care of him. oh, my god. >> i would listen to whatever he has to say. >> you want a piece of me? >> bob, get the brazilian guy. common in here. so this is the guy. bob kelly? common in, will you? >> yes, this is jonas. >> okay? >> and you've been fighting him. >> right there. >> it is our first day on tv. so this guy has flown in from brazil, to emulate euro pope meant. >> yes, been here for about two weeks now, and he's coming in to get sparring. crazy, good talent, also has real good insight. >> the camera there. there you go. look. look at that. has he even touched you? >> yes, yes, touch each othe

to talk about this letter that you penned along with others like rudy giuliani, frank keating, victoria tomsing and henry mcmaster. this is a letter basically saying, look, it is time for loretta lynch to appoint a special counsel because this brings me to the question of the morning after. regardless who wins, senator, you're going to have the next day and you're going to have real issues on the table. will hillary clinton be able to make important decisions when she's got these investigations overhanging? what does the morning after look like for trump? what do you want to see in terms of this special counsel? >> you should never polite size criminal investigations or prosecutions. we should never do that. but the situation is such and the facts are such that we have an investigation going now and there's a lack of confidence, in fact, zero confidence really that the attorney general is doing anything other than delaying this investigation and not pursuing it effectively. it's been ongoing for over a year. a special prosecutor would have been the appropriate thing to do to take it out of politics and m

frank? henry. glad to see you, friend. oh, lieutenant hunter, on those thefts, we'll be wanting all our spare manpower. oh, of course. the coffey matter. i'll help you, sir. i was thinking to keep an eye on the khaki officers, since they control access to the squad room. good enterprise, ballantine. you know, that melvin in particular. he seems the flaky type. damn! r? yeah, yeah, yeah -- abouou5' 10". caucasian -- right. no, not a light-skinned puerto rican -- caucasian! blue kind of work shirt, white high-tops. merril martin? come on, he ain't out of the joint yet. man: lieutenant buntz? line four. buntz. lucy, it's policy -- one i agree with. gonna give you these names. father richeson's in the chaplain's office -- very solid, very good man. and dr. gordon,, by reputation anyway, is top-notch. ff psychologist. so i guess it's take your pick -- believe in god or not, huh? something like that. or you could talk to both of them. captain, i got somebody sounds like our man -- white male, light hair, 5' 10", medium-to-slight

frank? he's back on the street. we can bust him, turn him, toss him back, turn him around again. he's ours. why save a kid when we can use him? henry. take it easy. work's over. when did you become a bottom liner, frank? when did you stop caring about the lives that got chewed up? i'll go in the can. i'm through listening, henry. and i'm tired of your moral finger-pointing. if this precinct doesn't run the way you want it to,, why don't you find one that does? there was a time when something happened in the precinct, my first instinct was to get henry's jujument. now i find myself hoping he won't be primary cop soso won't have to get him involved in the case. do you think he feels that? chicken and the egg. it's not just professional disagreement. i don't know how we let ourselves get so far apart. [ sighs ] a fella don't have that many friends, furillo. i i an, i don't think i was wrong, necessarily. but i don't think it was necessarily frank's fault. but you know, i -- i can get up there. i can get up on my high horse. why don't you call him? who, frank? mm-hmm. maybe later. this lady today -- she's keeping this guy? mmm. and eve

holding a frank conversation about race milwaukee.the 10th annual henry w maier state of civic and community leaders will discuss a variety of issues related to racial division and inequality in the city and possible ways to address these problems.if you would like to join in on the conversation, the summit is taking place at u-w-m's zelazo center for the performing some local students in trouble for harrasing a group of hispanic students.. coming up new on live at 6.. one hispanic group says its happening all over the state..tonight.. how the school where addressing the hurtful comments.. that's new on live at 6.. marquette university is expanding its borders... opening their first satellite school in pleasant prairie.the new location offers students an accelerated master's in nursing degree in as few as 18 months.it offers a state of the art simulation lab and lecture rooms.an opening reception for the school kicked off just a few minutes ago. star is now available. it was designed by 11 year old bailey dove who was diagnosed with leukemia in 20-15. the theme is "shave away cancer". bailey

henry. we're out of here, counselor. frank, chief daniels on line 5. i think it sounds urgent. uh... tell him i've gone skiing, ray. my kind of man. ? hallelujah, hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? ? hallelujah, hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? ? for the lord god omnipotent reigneth ? ? hallelujah, hallelujah ? ? hallelujah, hallelujah ? ? for the lord god omnipotent reigneth ? ? hallelujah, hallelujah ? ? hallelujah, hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? i am the ghost of christmas present. look upon me. you have never seen the like of me before. i'm not sure i see the like of you now. but i hear you -- i hear you. [ laughing ] so i've heard. [ telephone rings ] you're the one who's too tight with a penny to buy himself a pair of spectacles. hello? no, i'm sorry, i think you have the wrong number. well, merry christmas to you, too. goodbye. who is it? who's there? is that you, joe? joseph... hey, i know it's a little crooked, not to mention being a dwarf, but it's practically the last one left in town. i grabbed it out of maggiota's two minutes before they clo

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henry's famous robin hood of the old west, >> good morning, frank. >> hi, dan. some eatin' establishment you've got here. >> anything wrong? you sound kind of sour. >> that's exactly how my stomach feels after eating one of your cafe specials! >> bad as that, huh? >> it's so danged bave good notion to haul your cook in for deliberate and premeditated poisoning. >> oh, come now, frank, it's not that bad. >> well, maybe not, but doggone it, dan, if you don't get another cook pretty quick, me and the rest of the bachelors will have to get married to protect our innards. >> well, that won't be necessary. i just hired a new cook and combination waitress. >> sure enough? >> sure enough. i put an a in the "county journal" last week, and she replied. >> by gosh, that's the best news i've heard since dewey captured manila. going as far as center city, driver? >>>>ep. >> mind if i ride along with you? >> how come you're afoot out here in the mi o minutes ago. luckily, i spotted your stage. there are a couple of hold-up men after me. >> hold-up men? >> yeah. >> well, why d

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henry, uh... did you have to make the captain so bland? just a friendly observation. i'll keep it in mind, frank. hey, j.d., you all right, man? i'm fine. day catching up, huh, man? a little. maybe. yeah. i was feeling so good there. you were in shock, babe. look. i can't stop them. hey. it's a normal reaction, man. i tried talking to peg, but you know how it is with her. then... [ crying ] [ crying ] i-i almost died today. and i don't have anybody to talk to. come on, babe. come on. come on. come on. it's all right. hi, raymond. evening, sergeant. evening, cannonball. hey, lucy. sorry to force you back on roll call. oh, no problem there. we got to get a permanent replacement. i just didn't want to go back on day shift. i'm so used to nights, you know. thanks, hon. have a good night. sergeant bates, this came for you. thanks, raymond. ooh, who's it from, luce? it's for me to know and you to find out. what do i care? i got a date tonight. oh, and i'm real interested. i'll see you later, luce. raymond. lieutenant. mick. your story -- i just read it. uh-huh. iked it. part of it was sad. part of it

henry. maybe. i should've kept her in custody. it was the right call. willard and macdonald just blew it. i told him to keep better records. i told him to get a partner! for god's sake, frank... you're not responsible. it's belker's way of doing things. i know that. yeah, but do you believe it? i want him back, henry. ta be making a mistake. you are mary frankenham, right? right. but i never had a credit card in my life. i don't believe in them. "cash on the line," my father always said. so how do you explain these? beats me. somebody used my name. thanks. come on. hey, fellas? yeah. a while ago, a credit card company called me. said they had this preapproved card they were sending. i gave them hell. told them i didn't want any card. i don't believe in credit cards. yeah, right, right, right. anyway, they said the card was stolen at the factory before they could send it to me. if i got any bills, i was supposed to call a number. how long ago? year, 2 years. thanks, lady. thanks a lot. yeah, right, captain. yeah, the frankenham card was part of a stolen factory shipment 18 months ago. all the cards were recovered by the d.a.'s investigators. that's what i said. [ sighs ] ok

frank, that this is not a plot to hose calletano. but a cop race war on page one will be devastating. you've got the ghetto. your precinct will suffer worse than anyone's. henry? would you see if you can find ray calletano for me, please? thank you, captain. none of us wants to see raymundo this is a...sartorial change of pace, isn't it, frank? joyce sent all my suits to the cleaners. divorce -- the great equalizer. [ sighs ] al, you look weird with a mustache. makes you look like a terrorist... or i don't know, maybe an exterminator. itit amazing. this is a classic. hey, nice bust, officer. that's the understatement of the day. captain, phil grgrham, iad. got a minute? not really. urgent? i suspect b-&-e involvement with onenef your men. how so? the cop in question has busted several individuals over the past 10 days, all of whom, while they were in the joint, had places broke into. who's the cop? your lieutenant norman buntz. walk me to my car. good work this morning, bobby. thanks, captain. officer hill, i have folks here that want to see you. the doctor said he's okay. catch me up on howowd. that was dreadful, top to bottom. how is he doing? actually, fai

henry. ozzie has let us know that he feels this buntz thing might discredit you. he's coming back to life, but don't worry about that. there's something in the works that will take care of that. frank, in politics, being uninformed is sometimes simply expedient. if something's going on, i want to know about it. you willllnow about it when the time is right. now we have to discuss what action to take regarding your man buntz. you make an announcement that openly expresses your disdain for his actions. ideally, an announcement that says he's being transferred. before you announce your candidacy, this has to be put to bed. i've already taken care of this directly with buntz. you haven't takekecare of it for the voters of this city. they already heard enough about buntz to taint you before you even get started. frank, i've got to tell you that this announcement has an importance beyond its obvious p.r. value. you're saying this is a kind of test. not a test, but a demonstration that you can be part of a team, that you're not gonna be a maverick. believe me, this is important. i've told you before, graham. i will not use my job here to serve the needs of any political campaign. well...i

henry today. >> yeah. surprised she's on the list for secretary of state. >> because she really kind of went after him. >> absolutely, in the beginning. >> and some fences. >>> in music news frank ocean is making news saying he's not going to the grammys in protest. we're going to tell you why coming up. >> hmm. >> i want to know now. >> you have to wait, george. >> have to wait because amy is here with gretchen carlson and she really dug down deep in the interview. >> she did. it was an emotional interview an emotional story for her th she says dates back to the beginning of her career in broadcasting. she told me that it began shortly of wilsho shortly after being crowned miss america. >> reporter: before she was a celebrated tv journalist gretchen carlson was a stanford grad and miss america 1989. >> it immediately changed what i thought i was going to do with >> reporter: the crown pro-telling her into the national spotlight. >> an honor to be miss america and carry on a tradition. >> reporter: but also she says leading to those first unwanted advances. when you were then seeking that tv job you thought, okay, let me go meet with people and see how i get into this business.