he was blasting the horn, as he had a compressed air tank in the backseat, two train horns mounted in the engine compartment and a switch by the driver's seat to activate that really loud horn. get this, he tried to convince the cops that the train horn was standard equipment on the car. like they sell cars like that. eventually he admitted he was blasting the horn because he neighbors in that area. ";.ek now he charge for n;b that's insane. >>> we'll have a last look at your forecast coming up. first, here's a look at what is coming up later tonight on >>> 84 chance of rain next week. >> it will be odd to see how that feels in the morning. >> it will be a shock for everyone. we'll see you back here at 5:00. >> recently i found out my wife has been cheating on me. >> the husband who said he used has been cheating on me. >> the husband who said he used a at village inn, a good meal is about more than just how it tastes. it's about how it makes you feel. make this the best thanksgiving with the best pie in america from village inn. bring home favorites, like pecan and pumpkin supreme. t

instead of a microphone, what was used was known as an acoustical horn or a recording horn.hat was what captured the sound and transferred the sound waves onto the master record. ♪ is that a tear in your eye, dear? ♪ as the singer sang or a band played, the air in the room would vibrate and an acoustical recording horn would collect the sound waves, and these would be transferred through sound pressure down onto a cutting stylus which cut the sound pressure waves into the record. musicians really had to play for the recording equipment so you would set up the recording equipment, and then the musicians would gather around the recording horn, and, for example, if someone had a solo, they would move up closer to the horn, and if they were not doing a solo, they would have to move away from the horn. [trumpet plays on recording] the main limitation was, it took loud sounds to cut into the record, and, for example, instruments like an acoustic guitar or a violin were very difficult to record. [violin plays on recording] one way around that was at the turn of the century. for a f

a date with lena horne. a date for me with lena horne? 'cause he thinks i'm gonna die. i better tell him. ...sure lena horne's gonna be here tonight? hey, man, i told you, lamont. it's all set, man. she's coming over right after the concert, man. praise the lord. that woman's heart is in the right place. well, i told pop about the date tonight because i didn't want it to come as too much of a shock to him. but i think he's really gonna enjoy the party that we're throwing for him before the date. it'll just be... one great night that he'll always remember. it doesn't have to be too great, lamont, because he doesn't have to remember too long. what can i do to help with the party? i want you to bring some chop suey and some party records that we can dance to. we eat his chop suey, we won't need i want you to bring the liquor. but get the best, man. you know, don't spare no expenses. get the best. hey, man, you ain't said nothin' but get. ok. say, jack, it's too early. too early? yeah, the liquor store's still open. get out of here, man. grady, i want you to be in charge of

just feeling the... [ air horn blows ] ...power. [ air horn blows ] [ snickers ] i'm sorry.t. i get it. forget it. you...are...a... [ air horn blows ] ♪ what was karl's motive? he has no record for arson or vandalism. he doesn't have a criminal record, but he does have a hero record. a month before the scarlata fire, karl pulled a 12-year-old girl out of heavy surf at jones beach. and before that, he saved his neighbor by administering cpr. could be coincidence. three times in less than a year? either karl is batman... or there's no such thing as a hero. mm. [ air horn blows ] paul: how do you like working in ciu? it's great -- very rewarding. what about working for hayes morrison? more of the same. sounds a bit canned, especially since, uh, she stole your job. it's ancient history. all right, let's, uh, move on to more recent history. your last case -- things ended rather tragically. you're talking about george stayner's suicide? yes. is that really relevant? i want the audience to understand the stakes for you at this job. sometimes, it's literally life or death. has anyth

for the last air horn orchestra protest on the calendar. the next big date that all sides are concerned about... is next tuesday. --line wrapped around jones street-- by dusk, the line of demonstrators stretched blount street and onto jones, down to the legislature... - "go! --horn nats--" for the 30th wednesday since hb-2 was signed into law by governor mccrory... these anti-hb2 demonstrators air horns to show their displeasure over the measure they believe discriminates against transgender people-- and tarnishes the state's image. they say it's the final protest... election day is the finish line. - "election is next tuesday, so our goal is to win on tuesday." - " when you say you hope to win next tuesday, what is winning? winning would be pat mccrory losing." the controversial law dominated the governor's race... in his challenge to governor mccrory-- roy cooper has called for the law's repeal... the governor defending hb-2 as a common-sense public safety still talking about this are roy cooper and his fringe allies." statewide polls sho

horned frogs will have a bye next week. 9:53 to play. 55. a double nickel for the >> gus: five rushing touchdowns or more since they'll get to the 25. a flag on the flay. sammy douglas with the tackle on special teams. >> referee: during the illegal block in the back. return team number 47. ten-yard penalty. first down. >> gus: to mike hill for a game break. >> oklahoma state and k state and going for the win on the last play of the game and picked off in the end zone by jordan stearns and cowboys survive in manhattan >> joel: nats a good win for oklahoma state staying alive for the big 12 championship and with baylor going down and suffering their second loss today oklahoma in the driver's seat. >> gus: caught by chris platt and 9:40 to play in the fourth. first down at the 32. dropped by denzel johnson. >> joel: defense has played so well but going to have to be aggressive here because the tempo's picking up. >> gus: second and four. first down at the 47. russell runs it. plows forward and gets to the tcu 45-yard line. nick orr. >> joel: g

(horn beeping) watch the horn, will you? here we go. - goodbye everybody, goodbye, goodbye, - bye mommy, bye daddy, - see you in two weeks. - be good, mind your manners, and have lots of fun. mommy loves you. - nice family, crabtree. - now if we could only find a way to get back to town to catch the plane to the island. - oh my gosh, only five more minutes, and we miss our second honeymoon. - well we're not gonna miss it, not this time. i've had it. it's time for action. - dave. there's nothing you can do. - honey, i promised you a second honeymoon, and you're gonna have a second honeymoon. who loves you? - you do. - and who do i love more than anybody in the whole world? best second honeymoon ever? - we are. and i know what comes next. i'm gorgeous, exciting, and not only beautiful, but the best pal and buddy you ever had. - right. - but it won't do you any good. you caught 'em and you clean 'em. - barbs, you got a lot to learn about being a dedicated wife. - you know, sheriff skinner isn't such a bad guy. at least he let m

i have no clue. >> gus: 62-22, tcu with 417 rushing yards and six horned frogs. most since 2003 with the 417 rushing yards. knocked back and taken down and mike hill for a game break. >> florida taking on arkansas and raleigh williams with the touchdown run and arkansas 31-10. their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football being played in the sec east but that's something that's out in the committee because the conference gets a lot of love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida losing. these not good for the conference when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee. >> gus: and they'll give it to hasty and hasty goes down immediately. yard and 113 touchdowns. mar

i remember my wife honking the car horn. i remember overcharging my fraternity for the beer, and then i pulled the lemonade trick on the little league, and then i caught my babysitter doing -- wait a minute. that was just before you -- [ hums "taps" ] this is some kind of trick to keep me from breaking the lease, isn't it? well, it just won't work. excuse me, sir. can you tell me where the loved one is? what loved one? we are supposed to pick up one arnold winker, deceased. that's arnold wanker. i'm not deceased. at way for a long, long time. no pickup. watch out... [ wanker screams ] [ thud ] ...for the hole. arnold wanker really lucked out. in that terrible fall, all he broke was both legs and his collarbone. the good news is he'll be in traction for months. but after you said all those nice things, i thought you'd be happy when i brought him back. i confused you with my speech on lying and splinking. it was confusing to hear you lie after all that. i should have explained about something called little white lies. all spli

he said they have to get the crossings figured out first and then work on the horns. only 20% of the a-line runs through residential areas. 80% of the g-line does. so if they start that off without the annoying horns, that would be nice. >> just one longhorn arvade arvada, that would be good. >>> hey, donald trump might make a race of it in colorado in a dead heat with hillary clinton in colorado and that gives us a look at which ballot questions might be passed. get after it, brandon rittiman, get after it. >> reporter: put donald trump and hillary clinton head to point lead with clinton, but in a 4-way race, it's a dead tie, 39-39. people still waiting for ballot for trump, 35 to 37. and i guess the big question is, have the have not voteds made plans to vote? >> that is the question question and trump is winning by 8 votes and if they vote, this is a tie race. >> reporter: information about the local ballots. prescription-assisted suicide, 60% and the prop to open the other primaries is passing by by a lower margin. what's losing? colorado care, the state universal

the horn a bull puts into you is as big as the arm! - ybarra... if you're trying to justify the fact that you were physically unable to accept a challenge i issued many years ago, (distant sound of cheering, trumpet blaring) listen. do you hear it? the trumpet blaring. (silence) (faint cheering, trumpet blaring) the sound of the pasodoble? the toril gate bursting open and el toro exploding into the hot sunlight, seeking his kill? (silence) oh, how i hate the bulls. (silence) do you hate the men you kill that much? - i hate only the killing. - ah... and what is it like to kill a man, paladin? four wolves? two deer? one grizzly bear? a pound-for-pound passion, equaling perhaps one-tenth of one bull? you face your man 20 feet apart. what's the taste upon your tongue, paladin? - the rusty nail taste of death and fear. the same taste that's on your tongue when the bull charges. i think perhaps a man is valiant only when his fear of cowardice exceeds his fear of death. - you're saying... the greater the fear, the greater the need for proof i

sometimes, one situation in vietnam, we go to cover the rhino horn story. guy who takes me to another guy. three, four hours later i'm in a village that doesn't exist. it's not on a map. there are rhino horns, ivory. illicit contraband everywhere. >> why do it? a lot of people would say, wow, i think i would take an easier path. >> i was born in afghanistan during the soviet occupation, during war. my idea of risk is slightly different. also, i feel, because of my that i'm compelled to tell the stories of people, sometimes children, sometimes victims in tough spots, who can't tell the story themselves. so i just feel like it's my responsibility as a refugee, as a woman, as a brown person to just go out there and do these things. >> a beautiful brown person. >> aren't you two lovely. >> we patient it. thank you so much. >> congratulations. >> you're amazing. >> you really are. >> catch the premiere of "the traffickers" this sunday night. >> don't you feel shallow? >> i do. >> i am. >> dolly parton inspiring movie of her own family members. >> that's after th

(car horn blaring) with that big car out there. - mom it's a brand new car. people are always thrilled with new cars. - call the junkyard dave, tell them i'll be over shortly. you fixed things just swell with barbara. - mom i tried. it just didn't work, you heard. - now you hear this. this garage isn't big enough for that car and me. dispossessed, out of my own garage. oh i'd rather freeze than be covered by this awful smelly... if i throw my top down, i can get rid of this darn cover! honey that scratch was already there! well something bumped into it, you heard it! the porter! - oh hon of course, the porter came up there and bumped into the bumper and then backed off all by itself? - well something happened to my poor beautiful car. - what's the big idea? - it was an accident. that dirty canvas cloth you covered me with obstructed my view. re just being mean. - mean! your sweet dear lovable mother? you dispossess me, you cover me with a dirty paint-stained cloth, turning me out in the cold and i'm being mean? - i'm sorry mom. - you should be. - you're right

horned frogs will have a bye next week. 9:53 to play. 55. a double nickel for the >> gus: five rushing touchdowns or more since they'll get to the 25. a flag on the flay. sammy douglas with the tackle on special teams. >> referee: during the return. illegal block in the back. return team number 47. ten-yard penalty. first down. >> gus: to mike hill for a game break. >> oklahoma state and k state and going for the win on the last play of the game and picked off in the end zone by jordan stearns and cowboys survive in manhattan >> joel: nats a good win for oklahoma state staying alive for the big 12 championship and with baylor going down and suffering their second loss today oklahoma in the driver's seat. >> gus: caught by chris platt and 9:40 to play in the fourth. dropped by denzel johnson. >> joel: defense has played so well but going to have to be aggressive here because the tempo's picking up. >> gus: second and four. first down at the 47. russell runs it. plows forward and gets to the tcu 45-yard line. nick orr. >> joel: trot off the fi

oh, great, he's gone. ( horn honking ) come on, t.j.-- ( honking horn ) pull over! t.j., pull over. pull over. ( horn honking ) t.j., you all right? what? you're under arrest, man. of driving the porcelain bus? i've felt worse. i don't get something. if you're a cop, how come you couldn't get served? i was undercover. got it. look, t.j., we want you to testify against the letterbox that they served you and johnny no. come on. let's go after them. let's get the people responsible. i'm responsible. hanson... yeah? mr. caldwell is here to sign t.j. out. you okay? hung over. he sideswiped a parked car wrapped himself around a tree. i'd say he was drunk. t.j.'s had a tough couple of months. he could have killed somebody. i understand he's had a rough time. you need to get t.j. some help. your son is a problem drinker. fference. no, there isn't. give me a call. that was fast. those are for amusement only. got that? yeah, well, these i.d.s aren't. nice job! who did you go to? the police department. you're under arrest. you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be u

horns on,?bdb like -- >> ?u?+oh my?; -- >> you're crazy. >> not with the how are you, travis? >> very good. >> you can take your hat and horns off, if you'd like. >> i'm like this most of the time. >> he l >> keeps your head warm. >> tell us about your role in this show? >> you're really goingthat can't let him live alone. >> it's been great. show's >> yeah. does it surprise you? because you never know when you set out on these kinds of things? but you love the writing? >> yeah. of course, it's always -- so hard for a show to stay on-air and do well. a great creator and it's a great world and the irish people where we shoot, ireland. >> great fun. sweet people. >> yeah. but -- yeah. actually we don't wear hats. it's a math. >> you don't? >> but you're perpetrating the myth? >> yeah. >> really. >> i'm disappointed. i would wear this on thet's a g. we should say. we have a lit time. >> yes.ou like tooishing w?. i waswas, a little bit. >> here's what we have. >> got to puthe daggone hat back on, though. >> yes. we do. very important. you're going to fish. >> a question on each on

the horned frogs of tcu 12. baylor losing back-to-back weeks and tcu 6-2 and 3-2 in the conference. >> joel: second straight year baylor has lost back-to-back games to tcu. >> gus: sawyer running the ball. >> joel: to give you an idea how well this texas christian team play against texas they held them to 3.9 yards per play. per play. then they come into the fourth-ranked rushing team in the country, baylor and they hold baylor to three yards per rush. gary patterson is doing something special right now in fort worth. at 4-4 they won't get a ton of attention but i guarantee want to see the horned frogs roll into town right now. >> gus: grayson muehlstein comes in. >> joel: he's smart. chose tcu he is the catalyst of this offense kenny hill. >> gus: 20 seconds to go and he goes down. that should be the final play of the game. kenny hill, great all-around performance on the day when 200 yards and the offensive line dominating the tcu defense led by gary patterson. sensational. the final score from waco, 62-22. tcu

benny, i noticed you didn't refer to the horn blows at midnight. (audience laughing) was that done on purpose or was that a subconscious desire to sublimate a traumatic experience? (audience laughing) - what was that? - boss, he means-- - i know what he means! ng me at all. now sit down here a minute. - all right. - i want to get something straight. now i've done a lot of kidding, a lot of gags about the horn blows at midnight, but i want to tell you something about that picture. when that picture played the strand theatre in new york, you could't keep the people out. it was a smash. - really? - it was standing room every performance. - oh, that's a little hard to believe. hard to believe? well, i'll show you something that i saved. i saved a cut out of myself that was in front of the strand theatre and i just want you to see it. when i made the horn blows at midnight. - uh-huh. - be sure not to lose it. - oh, by the way mr. benny, rochester has been with you for such a long time, do you happen to have any pictures of the two of you together i coul

[ imitates air horn ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got to air horn it, man. >> yeah, i do. >> jimmy: if you don't air horn, you're living life not to the fullest. >> "show us your mickeys!" [ laughter ] like, , yeah. ating air horns ] >> jimmy: ca other and stuff. >> well, now we've bn -- ] >> jmy: @midnightat11:30an tweet @midnight, and you go, "hey, how are things at 11:30?" [ laughter ] >> yeah, i think chris hardwick becoming thom the no! [ lahter ]yeah, ac acltex >> yeah. "future me h ?o?d? ki" dd. >>m-hmm. >> jimmy: you just celebrated its 100th episode? >> yeah, 100th episode of it's crazy. yeah, i know. [ cheers and applause ] i know. >> jimmy: you're great at it. 's sort of thepy. it's sort of -- i,ouw, i ery o think -- i used to then the season sifinale us wer a cliffhanger. >> jimmy: yup. ng d"ki that's basically whai am. ughter ] there's a lot of people going, u prthe company, t write this, needand i o" -- you know. it was a lot of me going, "sir, i'm sorry. is there anything i can do back in?" [ laughter ] >> "have you tried unpluggin it? count to ten. plug it back in." tha

officers found a full horn system. in the back of the car. john was arrested for disturbing the peace and>told officers his target was resident on the dispute with. >> . coming up tonight. can anyone fill michael jordans shoes. >> one of the key people behind space jams has concerns over lebron james. and a reboot. z25egz z16fz space jam was released 20 years ago. today. >> that's hard to believe. there are reports of a sequel starring lebron james. the director is putting his foot down. entertainment weekly doing an interview. in honor of the anniversary. he is showing no love for lebron james. the director says they are good players. they will never be another athlete like jordan. that's what he said. >> . late in this one. the cavaliers were able to post a 121 to 117 win over the raptors at the q. where we take you. the second half is treus treus. finish treupbish off here finish off here. raptors come back. kyle hrou reu and company. all over this one. stops and pops from three point land. from the corner. cavaliers lead. 113 to 112. tkoe

maybe useful to make you're preservation known but avoid using the horn it may saturday night be someone vehicles anybody right turns are especially dangerous important biking always approach right turns properly signal early and wait for people biking through the intersection move as far to the right to people on bikes can pass on the left let's try a few more questions who are the most vulnerable people on city streets? children? seniors, and people with disabilities why do people on bikes ride close to travel there to avoid car doors what is one of the most dangerous situations for people walking and riding bikes? turning vehicles and what can you do to make sure that everyone is safe in any situation? thartsz stay patient and alert and, of course, slow down parking and loading a vehicle on accredit city streets is a challenge weather parking and unloading always check for people in our mirrors and blind spots and on the driver's side with our right turn right hand this causes you to look 40 on your left for bicyclists when passersby exiting the vehicle make sure about opening the doo

officers found a full horn system. in the back of the car. john was arrested for disturbing the peace target was resident on the street he had some sort of a dispute with. >> . coming up tonight. can anyone fill michael jordans shoes. >> one of the key people behind space jams has concerns over lebron james. (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. space jam was released 20 years ago. today. >> that's hard to believe. there are reports of a sequel starring lebron james. the director isp down. entertainment weekly doing an interview. in honor of the anniversary. he is showing no love for lebron james. the director says they are good players. they

[ imitates air horn ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got to air horn it, man. >> yeah, i do. >> jimmy: if you don't air horn, you're living life not to the fullest. >> "show us your mickeys!" [ laughter ] like, it was a lot, yeah. [ imitating air horns ] >> jimmy: "@midnight." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love your show, "@midnight." >> thank you. >> jimmy: here's what i love about it. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: it's on at 11:30. >> we moved the time. [ laughter ] yeah, i know, i know. i was a dumbass. i'm like, "this is the perfect name for the show. it's the twitter handle. it's the time." never occurred to me, maybe we won't always be at that time. so, we painted ourselves into blog show. yeah, we followed it. >> jimmy: it's a great show. as a gift to you, we got you the twitter handle "@midnightat11:30." >> oh, thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> jimmy: just in case, just in case. >> you actually got that? >> jimmy: yeah, we did. >> that's amazing. >> jimmy: @midnightat11:30, we'll give you the password -- >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: in case you ever want to -- >> yeah, i mean, right now

miriam horn has long been passionate about the environment. today she works with the environmental defense fund and she started her career at the us board services. she took a detour through journalism writing for the "new york times", smithsonian, us news and world report as we sit here on the edge of an election which is likely to mean much for our environment i went to note her very first book, which is called rebels and white gloves, follow the life story of that pioneering 1969 graduating class which included a young and determined hillary rodham. for her second book, miriam turned her attention to the environment co-authoring earth, the sequel which looks at policy changes that could allow businesses to halt climate change and with publishers weekly called, an optimistic view. not an easy complement when writing about the environment. marian brings a similarly positive outlook to the mississippi river and delta with her new book, "rancher, farmer fisherman". it received a starred review. this book is on an venture, just in the land and w

yes, one b. [ horn honks ] r. two r's. pick up the car. it's a ford fiesta tonight. all right. spin. s. one s. m. uh-huh, one m. you're getting there. x. there is an x. you have $4,000. you gonna keep going? sure. [ laughs ] well, it's not -- i wasn't twisting your arm or anything. i'll bet you're glad you did now. [ laughs ] p, please. there is a p. pick up that shopping spree, worth $6,000. i'd like to solve, please. yeah. yeah! hey! nice going, kiddo. thank you. congratulations. wow. uh... yeah. is shopping okay with you? you like doing that? i love to shop. well, jim thornton will tell you more about this. congratulations, cari. now, this is fun. score incredible savings at choxi.com. save on thousands of everyday electronics, apparel, home, and lifestyle products. start shopping and saving today. visit choxi.com... uh, $4,500 that round plus -- she's up to $12,500. whoo! and has another round to try to pick up that 1/2 car. we'll see after this. come on back. that was good. yeah. thank you. thank you, yeah. hey, "what are you doing?" -- that's the category for this next ro

turns out these industrial grade train horns were making all that noise. here's what happened when they confronted the alleged culprit. >> so that's the horn that came with the car? >> yes, sir. >> and that stuck? >> as far as i know. >> come on, man. you're a car guy. you think we're stupid? >> but police say their suspect john nugent did finally confess he had a grudge against one of the local homeowners. nugent was arrested and cited for, quote, unreasonable noise. >>> a lot of things can wake you up, right? >> yeah. >> awful. >> lately it's been the kids playing basketball next door. >> yeah. >> oh. what if your neighbor is watching? >> they might be watching. >> three-pointers, 3, 2, 1, wake up michelle griego! >> i'm sorry, but it's true. >> 11 p.m., still playing basketball. >> yes. >> a lot of people here in san francisco, they hear the boats also honking that horn as they come into the bay. >> yes. >> i live right next to the freeway. so i hear it. what's weird about that is actually kind of relaxing when you sit there and listen to the cars drive

especially, and the horns. i think of barry white and love unlimited. and you think of so many special tunes, like one of my favorites, "doctor's orders," right? what the doctor says is just a little love with you and that person you love. great tune from carol douglas that time. gloria gaynor, "i will survive," "never can say goodbye." i mean, these are classics that as soon as you hear them, boom, they put you right in the place where you were the first time you heard the songs, and the music never went out of style. we ask you, please, go to your phone and support the station. we've got some great cd songs, all the memories. you can have a party any time you want just by putting these cds in and bringing back all the fun times wherever you want-- house party, summer party, your own party, just to reflect and to smile and to feel good. it's instant medicine is what disco is to me. it's instant feel-good music, and of course great memories. i remember when we recorded this show, taking karen lynn gorney back to the spot where she had that great kiss wi

what makes you so sure he went to bent horn? because that's where we was headede see you in a week. - i appreciate it. you know that? - yeah. i don't know how i'll pay you back, but i'll find some way. well, i'll tell you, right now there's a bigger question. good morning. what will it be? - what's that? - rye. i'll take some. water? well, if it's bad, water won't help. and if it's good, it won't need any. - well? - mm-hmmmm - where are you from? - south. - full housese - why, you-- cut it out. cut it out. well, he's yours. drag him out. why didn't you call the sheriff? wouldn't havavdone any good. he would have just told them the rule. - and they already knkn that. - the rule? it's about the only real law we've got in bent horn: oh, say, thanks for the hand. no trouble. what are you doing in bent horn? - looking for a friend. - well, what's his name? ted jenks. know him? what do you want with him? business. we made a deal. look, mister, we've got another rule in bent horn: nobody asks any questions. if you want to see somebody,

they can get in it and see the siren or the horn. they can try our stuff on and just see what we do. >> speaking of i'm going to do that in an interview. this league here. >> it's our fourth year doing this. help us to meet our mission which is to develop the potential of women and promote volunteerism. we're hoping that everybody comes out. the event is 9:00 to 1:30 in the sears parking lot and like he said we will have all the could all climb in. they can honk the horns. parents can take lots of cute pictures. and we have a dj. we have mascots. we have food trucks. bounce houses. rock walls. all kinds of activities. >> she said honk the horn. >> i did one of those kind of fire training academy things years ago. this is a lot heavier than i remember. but this is great because when you get to get up close and personal with you all it just helps you appreciate what all do. how does it feel to have the public do that? >> it feels pretty good to have people understand what we go through and just appreciate the support of the public and

there are rhino horns, ivory. >> why do it? a lot would say, i'd take an easier path. >> i was born during an occupation, during war. my idea of risk is slightly different. also, i feel, because of my background, because of who i am, that i'm compelled to tell the stories of people, sometimes children, sometimes victims in tough spots, who can't tell the story themselves. so i just feel like it's my responsibility as a refugee, as a woman, as a brown person to just go out there and dose things. >> a beautiful brown person. >> aren't you two lovely. >> we patient it. thank you so much. >> congratulations. >> you're amazing. >> you really are. >> catch the premiere of "the traffickers" this sunday night. >> don't you feel shallow? >> i do. >> i am. >> dolly parton inspiring movie of her own i laugh, i sneeze... there goes my sensitive bladder. sound familiar? then you'll love this. it's called always discreet watch this. this super absorbent core turns liquid to gel, for incredible protection that's surprisingly thin. so i know i

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drivers beeping their horns and giving thumbs up. >> if we are passive or apathetic, then the bad stuff is going to prevail. but if we get civically engaged and out there and we continue to fight and have conversations that are rpe ears open, then maybe we will understand. >> so again, there are two investigations going on in this town at this point. one at the high school and one in a neighborhood not too far from the town center. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> also from the night team, word tonight of a big honor for a sox ace. >> but first the patriots playing things close to the chest when it comes to gronc's chest injury. what is aling him but whatever is bothering all-pro tight end, it's bad enough to keep him off the practice field. he sat out today's session with a chest injury. no more clarity on what it is. the wednesday injury report doesn't require a designation so we won't know until later in the week whether he's questionable, doubtful or out for sunday's game in san francisco. also tonight, rick porcello is the american league cy young award winner. despite pullin

and on gameday the olivias celebrate every touchdown by blowing their family horn. and get this, they won't even let you in the door without a team jersey and if you root for the other team, you get banished to the porch./// >>> thanks for watching 8 - you are being watched. the government has a secret system-- a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. i designed the machine to detect acts of terror, but it sees everything... violent crimes involving ordinary people. the government considers these people irrelevant. we don't. hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. ll never find us. but victim or perpetrator, if your number's up, we'll find you. - hi, mom. hi, dad. if you're watching this, you'll know i'm in trouble. i've always tried to be good, keep the rules.

ah. ( horn honking ) looks like the nashville bus is comin' through. yep, and right on time, too. ( horn honking ) ring-a-ding-ding. that is what i call a female. me, too. yes. that's a female, all right. right, andy? yep. that's definitely not a boy. times like this i wouldn't mind being a young bachelor. she's got it, all right. she's coming right in here. hi there. i'm looking for the proprietor. , uh, yes, ma'am, i-i-i am the proprietor. floyd lawson, proprietor-- that's he. uh, that's me. i better get back to city hall. and i... uh, i better check and see if there's been any crime waves or anything. uh, well, good-bye, floyd. ) ( tires screech ) oh, they don't seem friendly. oh, but, ma'am, uh, uh, uh... ( babbling ) isn't that right, andy? oh, they-they're friendly, ma'am. they're friendly as can be. they're just shy. oh, well, i'm glad because that's the one thing i'm looking for is a friendly place. where the people are friendly? i worked in this big-city barber shop and this barber, pierre, was forever after me to marry him and i kept saying,

forget the air horn? are we sure that he wasn't just making that noise himself? [ air horn ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone! before we get started, i want to say congratulations to lorne michaels. today, he was named a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: which is the -- [ cheers and applause ] honor that you can receive. we're all so excited for -- for him. congratulations, lorne. we love you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] that's amazing. that's so cool. >> steve: it's like -- >> jimmy: you guys, tomorrow night, this is big here at nbc. nbc has thursday night football. >> steve: oh, yeah! >> jimmy: oh, yeah. this is gigantic. this is big. they've never had thursday night football. >> steve: nope. >> jimmy: no, no. what are they going to do with it? we've seen what other people do with it, and we go, okay. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: but nbc's never had it. let's see what they do with it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm suhe we l