oh, jack, jack... jack. he was such a wonderful person-- so sensitive, so thoughtful... amen. there'll never be anyone else like him. never... never... never. amen. amen. amen. he was like the son i never had... the brother i always wanted... the friend i always... mr. furley, don't you think it's time to, uh, uh, uh... time to lower our heads in a moment of silence. lower. or a moment of silence for breath, uh, jack. ( fly buzzing ) ( wailing ) hey, hey, hey, it's all right. it's all right. hey, you know what? you're kind of cute under this light. would you like to go dancing after the funeral? april! april! what are you doing here? ( gasps ): oh! max! i was afraid you were going to do this. now, april... i didn't lay a hand on him. he's telling the truth. mother nature beat him to it. it was his heart. god forgot to wind it. oh, poor, poor jack. oh, i feel so guilty. we don't want to keep you. ( sneezes ) what was that? what was what? that sneeze. it was him. it was him. there's something wrong here and i ain't going nowhere until i make sure that he's really dead. what are

- what's the matter, jack? you just turned green. - but i've already paid 40 ... 50 dollars for this script. i mean, we can't do- - jack, it won't be hard. we'll just talk about anything. - anything? anything at all? - sure. - the only thing is we'll have to think of some way to get started. - that's great, i've got a great idea. we can start out by you ... (audience laughter) by you asking me how i'm feeling. - how you're feeling? - yes, that's the way we'll start. you say to me, "how are you feeling?" - that's as good a start as any, you ready? - certainly. - okay, everything set, joe? - [joe] fine. - all right, joe, give me a hand here, huh? - all right, now listen, jack. jack, you sit down on this stool, - let's see, and i'll get this all set. - [jack] okay. now, don't forget, bob, you're going to ask me how i'm feeling. - okay. - [jack] you see? - [dick] rolling. - [joe] speed. - now, ladies and gentlemen, have you ever wondered what two comedians talk about when they're not on the air? well, let's go out

jack... jack, believe it or not even i can have a brief little dry spell now and then when i don't score. no. i'm in one now. has it been going on long? my last date was in february. february? well, that's not so long ago. two years ago. you mean the february before the l...? so, to tide me over, jack i was wondering if maybe you could, well... fix me up. me, fix you up with a girl? yeah, i know it sounds crazy but you must run into a few beautiful, intelligent woman who could appreciate a real macho. i-i don't know, mr. furley. all right, all right she doesn't have to be intelligent. as long as she can dress herself. i-i'm sorry. so forget beautiful. i mean, they're always so shallow anyway. gee, i'm afraid... let me put it this way-- if she's got body heat... and speaks a few words of english i want to meet her. s the key to my apartment. key to your apartment? yeah. so janet can feed my turtle. weren't you listening? i'm going to be gone all weekend. all weekend... and you want me to give

jack... jack, i've lost her. oh... hey, mr. roper. there, there. mr. roper you should be ashamed of yourself. yeah. it's not what you think. he took advantage of me. i mean about mrs. roper. then you've seen her. where is she? i can't tell you that. you're coming between a husband and his wife. mr. roper, let's sit down... helen was a perfectly happy married woman. until these people start filling her head with those crazy ideas. like wanting you to take her out on her anniversary? yeah. things like that. mr. roper, this is all your fault. going to a bowling banquet on your anniversary? i didn't go to the bowling banquet. you didn't? no. how could i go after what happened? i mean, helen was half crazy. so you were worried about her, right? i didn't go 'cause she tore up the tickets. yeah. mr. roper, this is chrissy's cousin... who cares? listen, if i can just see helen for one minute. i told you i can't tell. she's all i've got. and i want to keep her. why, mr. roper... if i tell you where mrs. roper is will you tell her that? naw, i spoiled her enough

jack benny. - hi. - how do you do? (jack groans) - and this is mr. and mrs. jimmy stewart? - how are you? (jimmy moans) - and that is my girlfriend mildred. - hi (groans) - well, i guess we better get going so we can find a table. come on and join us. hey, waiter-- - wait a minute, mildred. no, mildred, there isn't enough room here. - no jack, that's all right, gloria and i will leave. - no, no, no, jimmy, you can't leave. this is your anniversary. and anyway, i have a surprise for you. - a surprise? - just stay here a minute and then we'll get some chairs for you. oh, maestro. maestro, would you come here, please? you'll like this. y, are mr. and mrs. jimmy stewart. (clapping) here with mr. and mrs. stewart are their good friends, jack benny and mildred meyerhouser. (clapping) also at the table are gladys gearshift and joe gallagher, (clapping) the second-string fullback from hollywood high. - jimmy, as you enter another year of happiness, i want to make a toast. - oh my. - to you, jimmy and gloria. may you continue to have health, happiness, and may all your wishes come t

, and you and jack and jack and mr. furley she's forgotten all about the pain in her side. that's good. yeah. except now she's has a headache. hey, chrissy, guess what? jack is starting a brand-new job tonight as chef at a very posh restaurant. ( gasps ): oh, i'm so sorry i can't be there! oh, yeah, me, too, but i'm down to my last six bucks. boy, i wish i knew somebody who owed me money. then i could collect. hey, i know somebody who owes you money! you do, chrissy? who, who? me! sh i was back at the apartment. then all i'd have to do is find somebody to borrow $20 from, and then i could pay you back. chrissy. can't you find somebody to take you? ooh, is that a good idea. that's really a good idea, chrissy but where am i going to find somebody who can afford an expensive restaurant like that and who doesn't have anything to do on saturday night and who is absolutely desperate for a date? janet? would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. or no to more vacation days?

. >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> jack ka-kansila? is that right, jack? [ cheering ] "what did linda do with the brush, last night?" now, if you didn't see the show, uh, we did a silly thing, last night. probably the dumbest, not-- most ludicrous thing i've ever done. we had four young ladies, up here, and we said, "would ya like to take a shower, with a star?" we had an actual shower, on stage, with running water. and the ladies had rain gear on, d i did have-- now, people thought i didn't have anything on. >> no. you had briefs. >> uh, i did have something-- i had little briefs on, cause-- behind the glass. 'cause i would not get in a-a shower, with strangers. [ laughter ] nude. i would have to at least be introduced. [ laughter ] say something like-- >> i introduced linda. >> say something like, "how are you?" [ laughter ] then, you can make a move. uh. anyway, linda was a free-spirited kinda girl, and she had a long brush, which she was wielding, uh, in a strange manner. you have to figure it out, yourself. uh... "what restaurant can i find you in, af

the police filled the place and they had a goal to kill two jacks...jack hyles of indiana and jack van impe. but god was with us thank the lord. but we've had some frightening times though we've had a lot of fun too rexella. yes, yes. i remember when we were in flint, michigan with dr. parrot of the nazarene church and i always played my accordion first. and i just had bought a new suit and it was tight on me as my boy scout uniform was earlier in the show. when i bent over to pick up the accordion the entire back end ripped wide open and i'm standing in front of the choir and they're all laughing. [laughter] and i grab my raincoat, and that was the first time i preached that way. i probably needed an umbrella too. but then i was with dr. masteller in hackensack, new jersey, and boy the crowds were there and i was really warming up. and i was preaching on the rich young ruler. and i said, because he wouldn't come to christ, he played the part of a fool. but it didn't come out that way. oh dear. i didn't give an invitation that day. had to go on and say folks that was a slip of the tong

-[jack] alright, is everybody here? -alright jack, now what's this meeting all about? -well, i'll tell you. i love you kids. i want you to take what i'm going to say in the spirit in which it's given. and remember, i'm not angry, i'm not upset. but, i did feel it was important to call this meeting. -alright jack, what's it all about? -yeah, let's get this over with. -now, as i've said before. i'm not angry. dennis, you're not even paying attention. now get away from that fish bowl. now kids-- -mr. benny, the last time i looked in this bowl, there were only two goldfish. -i know, i know. now kids-- -how come there are three of them now? -because the first two fell in love and got married. -well, if they just got married, why did they take in a boarder? the little one is the baby. -oh yeah! and the one on right is the mother. -no, the one on the right is the father. -could've fooled me. -dennis, didn't your parents ever tell you anything about life? -just the birds and bees, not fish. -dennis, will you do me a favor and please-- -yeah, what's on your mind, jack? -alright

the first is jack kerouac. although his best-known is a half-century old, he was inspired by his book on riding the rails. he wrote about his expenses in "on the road," and london is the only author he mentioned by name in the novel. although london saw his ais -- as nonfiction, books about traveling to the underside of america revealed the social constraints of its promise of freedom. the second author is any group. who numbered jack london among her influences. in addition to the spare, pitiless wyoming landscapes of her own west things stories and hapless accidents, which echoed the bleakness and unforgiving nature of the north land, proulx tells social justice issues that drive some of london's best stories, as she explains storytelling trumps social issues but i do not write to inspire social change, but i do like situations of massive economic or cultural change as a background, adding fiction can bring about change. as jean campbell reason reminds us, the most exactly 50 years separates "on the road," an

no, jack! i can't! why? because jay will get in so much trouble if they find out he left his handcuffs here. what am i going to do about brenda? well, you can still go on your date. right, with you chained to my wrist. you are a little too big to be passed off as a charm bracelet. well, i'm only trying to help. oh, i don't see i have much choice. ( sighs ) don't swing. just let me think about this let me think and try to figure... cut that out! i'm going... where? i'm going down to meet brenda. why? none of your business. jack! you're getting on my nerves! ( bawls ) don't whine! ( panting ) hi, jim. oh, hi, kids. sit down right there, chrissy. all right, and i'll sit here. now, just remember when brenda gets here, you just sit there. you don't know me, i don't know you. okay? okay? chrissy, did you hear me? i don't talk to strangers. hi, jack. oh, brenda, you look so beautiful. thank you. well? ( growls ) i'm so excited to see you i don't even know how to sit down anymore. thank you. i'm sorry i'm late but m

, with jack's guest, jack jones. (upbeat music) - thank you, thank you very, very much, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the show. well, here i am again, standing in front of millions of viewers, completely relaxed, and not a worry in the world. to my years of experience. others will say it's the temperament of a true artist. (audience laughter) personally, i feel that it's nauseating confidence. (audience laughter and applause) now, my psychology and starting with a remark like that, you see, is to get you people to dislike me immediately. a nice, harmless, elderly man, this gives you a guilt complex. (audience laughter) now this complex leads to sympathy. sympathy leads to laughter. laughter leads to applause, and then when the applause is over you go home and i go to the bank. (audience laughter) that's when i laugh. (audience laughter) but, the reason i never worry about my shows is because when i told my father years ago that i was going to go into show business, he gave me something to wear around my neck,

my part in the festivities, of course, is to speak about jack london's west, or the west in which jackondon found himself. i'm the outlier here. i'm a historian, and i bow to the knowledge of my colleagues about london and am going to safely avoid most reference to him in the course of my remarks today. although as a proper historian, i do share my profession's belief in the significance of contingency in history. i am also fully aware of the dangers relying upon coincidence as the framework for any argument. nonetheless, in undertaking my portion of this appraisal of jack london's life and career, there are some irresistible coincidences at the moments of jack london's arrival and departure, to which i must refer in framing my remarks here today. let me begin, therefore, by teasing out certain historical adjacencies to jack london's birth. it was, of course, as any of us sbla january 10th, 1876, it was, of course, as any of us who are not completely numerically challenged realize the year of the american centennial, including the great exhibition in philadelphia that year. it's the ye

also in his essay, jack wrote this.ithin an hour after the earthquake shock, the smoke of san francisco's burning was a lurid tower. visible 100 miles away. and for three days and nights, this lurid tower swayed in the sky, reddening the sun, darkening the day, and filling the land with smoke. i'm going to turn it back to jeanne now. [ applause ] >> that, by the way, is the steps of the santa rosa city hall. well, we turn now to japan and korea in 1904. the russo japanese war of 1904 is not very well remembered today, but it was a great, great significance at the time, as it was the first time an asian nation had beaten a european one. the czar and the emperor of japan competed for control of eastern asia and its sea ports. the world did not think japan was capable of fighting the russians. but they sunk the entire russian fleet at port arthur in one day. in a surprise attack and the war was on. london was sent by the hearst sind dt to cover the news. he was extremely frustrated at japanese kecensorship. he kept getting

, jack, jack! can i see you a minute? - excuse me, just a minute! what is it, don? - jack, i've looked all over for shandu, and i can't find him anywhere! - but shandu, i just left him in the dressing room! - he's not there! - oh, for heaven's sake. well don, you entertain the audience, and i'll go out and look for him. - alright, alright, hurry up. ladies and gentlemen, while jack is gone.... (canned laughter) - shandu? shandu! oh, for heaven's sake, where'd he go when i need him. - mr. benny, mr. benny, don is running out of fat jokes. you'd better get back out on the stage. - but what good will that do? this is where i told the audience we were going to have shandu out there with that wonderful trick, and he's disappeared! - oh my gosh, what are we going to do? you told the audience we were going to show them a great trick! - i don't know what i'm going to do, i-- could do it myself! well it's a cinch. dennis, you go out and tell don wilson to introduce shandu. - oh, but mr. benny-- - don't worr

, and certainly a little more to watch, jack paar. and he's got a special coming up for nbc. on november the 29th-- which is kind of a... retrospective of a lot of those years called, "jack paar comes home." would you welcome, please, mr. jack paar. [ music ] [ applause ] welcome back! [ applause continues ] [ laughing ] >> thank you. thank you, thank you, dr. livingstone, i presume. [ laughter ] how nice you all were to me. thank you very much. >> jack, you don't think this is going to be overexposure for you, do you? i mean, once every 24 years showing up like this and-- >> i'm like halley's comet-- every 100 years, i come back with something like this. no idea, though, honestly, i'm a very sentimental person, as you know. >> oh, yes. >> but you have no idea how humble that makes a great star like me feel. [ laughter ] >> you've never lost that sense of being, have you? >> no, johnny, i haven't. >> you know, we should lay a couple things to rest before we start doing whatever we're gonna do tonight. >> yeah. >> people always say to

what'd you say his name was, jack what? daly. jack daly. i'd like to see the look on his face when you hand him that big inheritance. but, then, i guess i never will... 'cause i don't recollect ever having seen him. i'm sure i'd remember if i had. i'm sure you would. you want me to put the stock in the center of the circle? major? what? you want me to put the stock in the center of the circle? yeah, sure, bill, use your own judgment. cato? yep, cato. that fella he was talking about sounds just like-- yeah, i know he does. 'course, he e uld be telling the truth. could be. i've heard about these missing heirs-- takes years to find 'em sometimes. well, we should know by tomorrow, we hit clearwater by dark. i'm gonna take a little ride. you and charlie take over, will ya? clearwater? i'm m outing an indian party. you savvy? i follow ya. i won't be back by morning, so you and charlie get 'em m lling. at happens if these people ask why we quit three hours before dark? just tell 'em that this is the lala good water there is before clearwater. that

i love it jack! well you know friends this brings me to why we are we want you to be ready for the return that jack just talked about. the lord could come at any moment. are you ready? have you asked jesus to come into your heart? have you asked him to be your savior? this is why he came. he wants to be your savior. you know so many of us are walking the wrong path right now. jack and i were talking about that this morning. and murder, my oh my, i've never heard of so many murders in my life as here in the united states. oh i trust that whatever is in your life you know jesus will wash away with his blood. will you pray this prayer with jack please and ask him to be your savior? jack. you already heard it, if they turn from their wicked ways. let's do it right now. god will forgive every sin. high all the time, you get high on liquor, you run to the brothels and the whorehouses, you commit every sexual sin there is...on and on and on. he says if you'll turn from your wicked ways i'll forgive you. the

jack. i'm glad you made it. this is the best way to see everybody. sarah newman, jack mcguire. hi. hi. jack's leaving on monday. he's joining the flying physicians service. really? what is that? doctors who do volunteer work worldwide. where do you go? next week i leave for lesotho, south africa. i just got back from mexico and belize. m involved in saving the rain forests in belize. oh, that's terrific. i've seen firsthand what your work is doing. thanks. we lose 1 1/2 acres per second at the current rate of deforestation? it's awful. it must have been an incredible experience for you. sir? no, thanks. i've given up meat. you can't imagine. i could go on forever, but i've got people i've got to say goodbye to. will you excuse me? sure. nice meeting you, sarah. you, too, jack. later, doog. goodbye. well, would you like to dance? sure. aah. aah! are you o.k.? i don't think so. i probably ate too many of those wiener things. maybe we should go home. no. no. we're already here, i've got a better idea. i'll miss you, mcguire. me, too. take care of yourself. good luck, jack. thanks, dr.

you and jack are brothers. janet and i are like sisters and jack's more like a brother than a roommate so it's like we're all related. you must be chrissy. you're even more stunning than jack said you were. well, looky who's here. hey, lee, how's it going? oh, great. good to see you. good to see you. when are you leaving? i'll be in town for a couple of days. janet: uh, lee, would you... you care to sit down? thank you. sure. jack, this is, uh... well, lee, um... gosh, are you here on business? not exactly. my company flew me in for dinner. why? don't they have restaurants where you live? yes, but my company's having its annual man-of-the-year banquet. i won again. isn't that two years in a row? three. actually, i was hoping you could help me out. i need a date for the dinner tonight. well... i thought you might know a girl who'd enjoy a night of dancing, champagne, caviar. that sort of thing. i don't know anybody like that. maybe janet or chrissy would go. i'd love to. oh, i can't. i have plans tonight. you're

-well, jack. harlow is such a great fan of connie francis, he'd like her to autograph one of her record albums for him. -well, for heaven sakes, in the middle of the show? -he never did like me. -i like you, i like you. all right. here. we'll get ... here. mr. wilson's son wants you to autograph this album. -hi. what would you like me to write? - well, just say, "to harlow, with all my love" and sign it "connie francis." - she knows her name. yes. kiss me. - harlow! harlow, wait! - what are you trying to do? - i'm growing up. -harlow, please. here. did you sign it? - yes. - all right. - i don't want yours. - i wasn't going to give you mine. - i'm certainly glad of that. - harlow, we don't have to stay here and be humiliated. ? that youth is a wonderful thing ? so, forgive me if i sound profound ? but i think youth has had its fling ? 'cause when i hear those old folks reminisce ? why, then i think about all of the wonderful ? when dempsey knocked out willard down in reno ? well gee, but that must

jack! oh, listen, jack we want to talk about this. i just wanted to give you my share of the rent before i leave. well, okay, um... where are you going to go? i don't know. i may go home and help my father with his business or something. there's just nothing for me here. ( doorbell rings ) well, jack, we're here. what about us? surprise! hi, jack. what's cooking? mr. furley... i guess i really bowled him over, huh? hey, why the long faces? jack failed his cooking exam, and he's going to move out. move out?! it's a good thing i showed up when i did. jack, it's time you and i had a talk. what's all this about you running away? don't you know that when the going gets tough the tough get going? so you failed. big deal. look at me. i've failed almost everything i've ever tried. i've never really amounted to anything. my whole life has just been one big failure after another. ( voice breaking ): i'm the laughing stock of my family. the only reason i have this job jack, if you can wait until tomorrow i'll go with you. i'm so depressed. that'

jack, this is my boss. ms. callahan, this is jack tripper. tripper. that sex case. oh, higgins, that's just what i wanted to see you about. i intend to take this case myself. now, be a good boy and tell my secretary? right. will you give her this folder, please? oh... right. nice talking to you, mr. higgins. good luck. thanks. well... oh, sit down, mr. tripper. well, it began the first day i... i started work at the diner. she started undressing me with her eyes. the way she looked at me... yeah, just like that. you got it down pat. poor, poor man. i'll tell you, it's been rough. i have a good idea. why don't you and i go and discuss your case over lunch. i know a wonderful little restaurant ( yelling ) counsel for the complainant, you may call your first witness. thank you. if it pleases your honor i would like to call mr. jack tripper to the stand. i thought jack was being handled oh, your excellency, i'm ... i'm... i'm... raise your right hand. do you swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? yes'm. you may sit down. now, mr. tripper woul

jack, jack, jack. we are getting together tonight, yes? well, actually, see... oh, i am looking forward to it so much. larry said you would get me excited. he what? what? i get so excited about a good meal. in my country, a great chef is the second best thing you can be. what's the first? a great lover, of course. ( giggling ) of course. how soon can you get up here? right away. au revoir. au revoir-r-r-r! what a voice! what a laugh... what have i done? i promised janet and... don't worry, jack. you won't regret this. i've never met her. wait, larry, larry. ( with french accent ): thank heaven for little girls. ( whistling french national anthem ) hi, larry. wait, wait. say, girls, excuse me. i have a little something i'd like to ask you. yeah, what? yes, jack? uh... how was your day? fine, thanks. you wouldn't have believed mine. i am lucky to still have a job, jack. yeah? yes. and i ended up sending this giant "rest in peace" flower bouquet to a honeymoon suite. i guess that could be a little inappropriate. not as inappropriate as sending "good luck in your ne

kill him, rose, kill him, he's the black jack. grange, i've known who the black jack is for months. i'm not really ignorant. rose, i don't understand what-- grange, let me talk. let me talk about you, you've always liked that. you're a great man, i admit it. i happen to know that you never even had a full high school education and you bluffed your way into becoming a judge. an ordinary man couldn't do that. leave it be, grange. i'm not through yet. you came to kansas city where i was one of the prettiest girls there, and only the best was for you so you married me. u weren't really sure of yourself, you buried me out here where you couldn't lose me. ? but i've never complained, not even when you had to prove to yourself that you could be a great criminal, too. ? i've never complained. ? rose, what is this? but you've committed the unforgivable now. the one thing i can't forgive is disloyalty, madness. did she tell you that? grange, will you ever learn that the world isn't as stupid as you'd like it to be? ? give it to me, rose. ? give me the gun. ? my sister's inside. you can take h

bobby kennedy just did what he had done with jack kennedy's advice in 1957 when jack kennedy told him not to go to the funeral, thank you, that's great advice and proceeded to go to the rally and he underup, he ends up having his police escort peel off before he gets to the ghetto and stands up in the back of a flat bed truck and for the next five minutes he gives one of the great speeches, maybe the great speech of his life and one of the great speeches in the history of american political territory. he is telling the audience that night several hundred people, he is telling 490% for the first time that they slain leader has been killed, martin luther king is gone. you can hear if you listen on youtube to the speech from that night, you can hear gasp from the audience. people are devastating but he proceeds for the first time in his life to talk about what it was like to lose his own brother and the anger that he had felt when jack kennedy had been killed and he said our temptation is and now what happened that night in yint -- indianapolis was quite extraordinary. there were race ri

the one and only, jack benny. i'd like to bring out a young fellow here who happens to be one of the waiters, you see? and he's a nice kid, and i understand he sings. so, i want you all to be very, very kind to him and give him a chance. here he is, mr. wayne newman. (applause) - wayne newton? - yes, sir. - newton. - yes, sir. - oh, yeah, newton. oh, yes. (laughs) terribly sorry, mr. wayne newton! (applause) - uh, do you know a toon like falling in love? i don't know the key. ke believe ? falling in love with love is playing the fool ? caring too much is just a juvenile fancy ? learning to trust is just for children in school ? i fell in love with love one night while the moon was full ? and i was unwise with eyes unable to see ? love everlasting ? but love fell out with me ? falling in love with love is falling for make believe ? falling in love with love is playing the fool ? caring too much is a juvenile fancy ? i was unwise with eyes unable to see ? i fell in love with love with love everlasting ? but love fel

jack, what is it? jack, it's me. you can talk to me. >> it's a catastrophe.ir support that i ordered got screwed up. the two units didn't connect because of the time differences, the incompetent son of bitches, they can't even tell time. and i don't know why i ever lived to them. >> you couldn't have known. >> the president should know. how could i be so stupid? >> jack, you are being too hard on yourself. >> but they said it. they said i was too young, too soft on communism, and i told them i was ready. and they trusted me. >> they still do. >> there are men dying on those beaches. right now. i'm supposed to be the most powerful man in the world and i -- i'm impotent. well, i'll tell you what. this is the last time anyone is going to make a decision like that for me. >> here on the beaches around the bay of pigs, the invasion floundered and the search for scapegoats began. the issue has been sharpened further by disclosure of the president's behind the scenes role. >> the record will reflect that we at state opposed the plan as a great mistake. >> that is th

jack: entitlements. they have earned the care. they just do not put their hands up and ask for help. josh: the way you guys are going about it, starting with the grassroots, and then bringing in the federal government, talking to annie kuster and other members of the delegation, do you feel that is more effective rather than asking the candidates? jack: you interviewed every one kind of tentative about this. half of them running did not even know. this state open their eyes to veteran care, but it is all over the country. white river junction, manchester, good men and women who work at the v.a., but you have to have the collaboration with the private sector. cell phones were not made by the government, they were made by entrepreneurs. innovation has to happen from the private side. tom: and new hampshire is the doctors are veterans themselves. they understand and they understand the importance of oral health. it would be great if ava could see veterans -- if the v.a. could see veterans, even if they could not prove that their heal

jack. >> jack: victor home? >> nikki: it's really not a good time. >> jack: there is never going to be a good time for this. >> nikki: fine. [ door closes ] >> victor: what the hell do you want, jack? >> jack: i'm giving you a chance ? >> lily: yes, 17th it is. i'll reserve the ballroom. yeah, my pleasure. okay, i'll be in touch. thank you. hey. >> devon: hey. >> lily: any word from dad? >> devon: no, not yet. >> lily: so, what did you say to change his mind about seeing his mother? >> devon: i'm not really sure he though? >> devon: yeah, but that doesn't mean things have changed between them. >> lily: well, it's a start. >> devon: yeah, but, lily, we don't know what neil has been through. >> lily: yeah, because he hasn't told us. i mean, do you think it's okay that he's kept us in the dark about his parents after all these years? >> devon: i think that we shouldn't expect much because sometimes the past needs to stay in the past. >> lucinda: neil. is that really you? >> neil: yeah. it is me. i talked to your do

jack? jack... ( clears throat ) jack! ( nervous chuckle ) what do you know? i didn't leave it upstairs after all. oh, go right in, mr. blake. mr. who? jack, there she is. oh, good. hi, there. hi. can i help you? i'm looking for a girl. you certainly came to the right place. mercy. pardon me, miss but have you seen my wife? no. good! i'll buy you a drink. are you here to have fun or to find chrissy? what? there she is. ve been waiting to meet you! uh... top vice-president of sales! that's me. and the biggest phony of the bunch! what?! wouldn't even answer my phone calls! now, what the hell happened to that shipment i ordered? shipment? oh, oh! tomorrow your shipment will come in or my name's not... uh... uh, "charlie blake." it better be there. you got it. are you here to make business deals or to save chrissy? cut it out, janet! oh, look! look, jack! there she is! e winner is... room 104. that's my room! ha-ha! let's go. where are we going? nowhere! come here, chrissy. game's over, mister. now, wait a minute, buddy. you're not taking her anywhere. hang on, ha

use of jack, are you? jack? jack, jack, jack, jack, jack, jack. oh, you must mean jack peterson, that devastatingly handsome captain of the football team that you stole behind my back, who is now president of the national bank of boulder and wanted to marry me and by now would have given me a $200,000 home, 2.4 beautiful children, and the possibility that's the one. gee, i never gave that a second thought. so, what have you been doing since graduation? oh, nothing much. i was a little depressed about jack. susan, i never went after jack. he's the one who chased me. mindy, dear, you'll have to help your father with the inventory. okay, grandma. susan, don't go away. i want to talk to you later. hi. would you like to be my friend for life? bug off, creep. oh, i'm mork. may i just call you bug off? nanu, nanu. how would you like a knuckle sandwich? sorry. i don't eat meat. is there anything i could do for you? yeah. get out of my sight. hide-and-seek -- i know how to play that. ? bum guz, bi-la-zhem ? ? bumbuz ingay bi-ma-lum ? ? gaz-ba, ba-la-meem ?

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"jack summers releaseded ye and gun, well, who's sam benton and who's this jack summers? sam benton's a newspaper man in dallas, an old friend of mine. jack summers is from this very town. he's a murdering convict and he's coming here to kill someone! and you've got to stop it hoby. trackdown ranger gilman learned that jack summers and his older brother larry had both grown up and gone to school in porter. five years before, jack summers had been arresteteand convicted for attempted train robbery. and i'll tell you this hoby. if i were a man, i'd buckle on a gun and i'd wait for him at the edge of town, and i'd tell him he wasn't wanted. yeah, where is he? dead. oh yeah, natural causes? no, bullets. well, when was this larry summers killed? a couple years ago. here in town? so, jaja summers is coming back to avenge his brothers death, is that it? yeah. well you can't exactly blame him for that. oh, please hoby, now don't joke this is serious. now i can't tell him to move on, not unless he's done something. hoby. well i don't know who killed larry, but he deserved it. and

on the day that he guided the mantle this past jack and when jack was killed, it was clear that it wasoing to be bobby. >> i was in an elevator with them with my father and i haven't had an opportunity to converse. i did once i attended a strategy meeting that he turned to my father and said what are you going to do and i said i was in my last year of law school. they call hi called him billy, , teddy, jackie, larry. [laughter] my father said i don't know mr. president what do you suggest. bobby called me to hope so there's no way for me to explain to you how admiring i am and i think that both of them are just compounded with what happened. one of the things i've always believed is that the word count and as you mentioned were seated in indianapolis, what he did in south africa. my advice he talked to bobby and i think some of the big-city democratic leaders in the north were perhaps a little concerned that johnson might not be the candidate bobby would be. they must have been there or heard about it because lyndon johnson asked governor lawrence of pennsylvania to check out. at that

come on, jack, let's get it over with. my wife pulled the refrigerator out from the wall there to make it easy for you. hey, hey! whoa! gee. in there. hey! will you look at this antique? an old freeze king. must have delivered that in a horse and wagon. hey, whitey! did it come in a horse and wagon? i love to be kidded by youse guys, but, uh... do you think maybe you could start working on the refrigerator there? what did you say? i don't remember. michael: of course you don't remember, because it was nothing like that. what? i treated them two guys like perfect gentlemen, and what's the thanks i get? the colored guy threatens me with a knife. he never threatened you. that uncle tom didn't even have a knife. before it broke down, was the light working, mrs. bunker? well, off and on. how do you mean? well, on when i opened the door... and off when i closed it. edith, edith, get away from here, will you? pal, whenever you talk to her, you're going to lose money, because i'm deducting all conversation time here! [chewing loud

jack: knock it off. sue: two! jack: not one, two. rare sea turtl pristine water. two big turtles, right in front of our faces. and creatures so unique, they're found nowhere else in the world.

jack..friend: it's nice when the good guys win winandlm oncheering 3 jack's passion for knowledge also means his pick of colleges--from johns hopkins to usc and his parents alma mater uw wisconsin. he's still got a chance in the tournament.. in the wildcard..jeopardy airs at six tonight here on cbs 58. 3 hundreds of students from milwaukee are helping the city prepare for the upcoming festival of ligh. cbs 58's curkov reports from cathedral square. we are certainly ringing in the holiday season here at cathedral square park....or as it's known from now until new years 'community spirit park.' park.'this morning more than 20 schools and about 700 students area schools and groups came together this morning to help light up downtown. the students made handmade ornaments and decorated the trees according to a theme. kids were having a blast out here today today"we all spend hard work and time on making it and we put a lot of effort into doing it so i just hope else likes it i know i like it."this is the tree norman and his classmates decorated. here's one other one. looks nice. reproting f

jack? jack, it's me. now, listen to me, son. you u e angry at me, that i have been pompous or vain on occasion. on occasion?! ha! i understand how you feel, jack. okay, hunter, i'll sing with you. say again?n? i remember that song we sang. good. jack, good. ? over hill, over dale ? both: ? we will hit the dusty trail ? ? as the caissons go rolling along ? ? countermarch, right about ? ? hear the wagon soldiers shout ? ? as those caissons go rolling along ? ? oh, it's hihihie hee ? no!! no more! nonoore singing! using a song on me like i was a child! playing onony feelings about military service! but you wanted to sing, jack. you said "i'll sing with you." do you remember, jack? i won't be played on anymore! not by you, hunter! not by goldblume! not by this worm of a psychiatrist i've got here! you're all like metastasiziz cells eating your way into my brain! [ gunshot ] have you done anything out of the ordinary recently? we bought a new washer and dryer from the home improvement store. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fob

one that jack is needed for nearly a decade. >> i did, i know i mutation. there is my lovely little spontaneous mutation. >> reporter: when jack was a toddler he was diagnosed with duchenne muscular dystrophy. >> it's the most progressive and most lethal. >> reporter: over the years he began losing muscle strength in his legs and torso. >> typically they would lose their ability to walk around 12. jack walked until he was 14. >> reporter: two years ago he was fitted in this 400-pound else. >> good girl. >> reporter: late-night snack? she's got him covered. >> good girl. >> reporter: mom says lights out. >> you have about 20 minutes. >> reporter: amber flicks them back on. >> good girl. >> reporter: this is the quiet part of their day. >> you don't like losing. >> okay, yeah. >> reporter: before things really ramp up. >> we're heading to our makeshift field in the middle of the parking lot. >> reporter: it's here where they make their time count. >> make sure you're doing a backward slide, okay? >> reporter: move by move, note by note in the standley lake ga

jack: right here!

will you please pray this prayer with jack of saying lord i know heart? jack. heavenly father, thank you for sending your son jesus dying and shedding that blood, that precious, efficacious, holy blood and only that blood can wash away sin for the rest of the blood is human blood and tainted by sin. but oh jesus you came and you took that body and shed that blood of jesus your book says cleanses from all sin. i don't care what you've done, how often you've done it. lord jesus i trust you. save me. cleanse me. take away all my sin. i want to be ready for your coming so jesus this very moment i'm saying come into my heart precious jesus. amen. amen oh amen. i made that decision when i was it walking with the lord the rest of my life. now if you made that decision, prayed that prayer, write to me. there is my address. please write it down in a hurry. first steps in a new direction will be in the mail... wonderful book to read. and now our last week for this wonderful offer...thy kingdom come: arriving soon. alright take a look please at the promo. christians have

jack? jack, is that you? jack? no, it's patrick. rry! tina, it's me patrick. who's rocking the boat now, jack? [ giggles ] jack? so, so that's it, right? you got the fragment? the bleeding stopped? he's gonna be okay? no, what i said was the operation was successful. but? mrs. belker, the reason we originally left the fragment in was for fear of damage to the spinal column. in this case, we had to remove it to stop the bleeding. are you telling me my husband's paralyzed? no. w-we think he's gonna be just fine. in fact, if all goes well, he could be back on his feet in weeks. i've known it to happen. but there is the possibility of damage to the nervous system. we just can't know. what do you mean -- you "just can't know"? [ indistinct conversations ] there's only one conclusion, lucy. yeah? what is that? the review board is planning to deny my lieutenancy. why else would they -- would they spring this sudden meeting? fight it, sarge. i'm afraid it's gone way beyond that. i can sense it. arterbacks hasn't got the guts to stand behind an officer properly dischar

you can see jack frost, there are 21 of those dolls hiding. jack frost is the same. the 21 foot original. we are checking the roadways. >>> it's a smooth commute. a tiny bit of slow traffic near downtown. a two minute delay. also 77 n. into interstate 90. not a big stop and go. drivetime is eight minutes from >>> we are not going to be as cold eventually. this will make a difference to how it has josh is still kind of overclass. i will speak to sunshine. swimming scattered sunshine for tomorrow. moving in for a good time. we're talking scalable terror uses and kinds of trends for these?side of the weekend. cyber monday of next week will be good as a every door buster you needs continuously is added it on the website >>> these things go fast. >> yesterday was 35 and today is 40 and tomorrow, 50. >> and ih grants for the first time. >> it's a big day. >> the today show is next spring >>> good morning. tragic accident. >> school bus flipped off the roadway. >> a horrific bus crash in tennessee kills five elementary school children. more than two dozen others injured. th

tip o'neill becomes sort of a mentor for jack murtha and tip o'neill decides that, you know, jack murtha needs to be on these fact finding trips around the world. wherever there are appropriations for military movements. and so, for instance, one of the very first ones in 1978, he finds himself back in vietnam, back in southeast asia, and he is meeting with various political figures as well as with military figures, and one of the things he does is he records on tape kind of a diary of his actions through the day. one of the things we have here in the collection are this wonderful transcript of his tapes. also with his notations on them. one of the things it says here is the state department was stating that there are two or three thousand russians in vietnam today and they give approximately $500 million per year in aid. they're also talking about sort of the claims of the vietnamese not being friendly to the russians and especially being ore friendly to the chinese. basically a fact finding trip is what's going on here trying to figure out who are the players on the ground in vietnam s

jack: on the river-- avel: the dolphins are up there. sue: you see them? jack: you're kidding me. oh, golly day, that thing is huge. and up in the air. sue. sue: i love it. jack: oh, my gosh. i don't believe i'm watching. as we explore ecuador's amazon. next, as we go "into the wild." i'm not watching, sue. i'm not

revenue and after expenses, i made $900 in profit. >> jack is not your average kid. and in just two short years last summer jack subcontracted over 200 kids to work his six stands and marketplaces. >> i think it's amazing -- he's very talented. >> i also wanted to share my experience with other kids so they could have been same great experience i did. >> just a good kid with a great brain and lots of drive. just in case you're wondering >> jack's as he once opened up his stands in detroit and new orleans. because he says he has people there. we believe him. >> that kid is going places. >> walt disney world debuted its first drone holiday light show over at disney springs entertainment complex. 300 drones moved to the sound of music and create holiday theme shapes. the five-minute starbright at least through the end of this year. >> the 16th annual denver crist kindle market is now open a skyline park. you can explore the european christmas village. the market will stay open through december 23 so you have plenty of time to visit. he is doing big things for himself. h

it is not -- it is not true, jack. jonathan, i understand you're making a logical, very bold statements here. i will let you finish. >> could we get back to the point here. >> it was started by hillary clinton in 2002. >> that's not true. >> go on, jonathan, make your point. >> absolutely true. >> it is not. >> you can believe it, it is not true. >> the iowa caucus, their grassroot coordinator -- >> let's go on. >> if you embrace birtherism you are a racist. i will say to jack and scottie right now, do you acknowledge birtherism is a race ips attack -- >> jonathan -- >> can we get back to the show. >> hang on, hold on. stop. bob beckel has not said one word the entire time. bob, go. >> you know, let me -- we started this thing, what happened just two days ago. >> exactly. >> that was a vivid video formatted example of what these people are about. now, you want to hook that on to trump, when they come out and make these statements and say he has consistently denounlsed this kind of stuff, you talk about an opportunity,

esmond: jack, look what we found. jack: but today, we'll visit a city park that has rhinos and lions-- look at this. this is beautiful. a beach shared by people and penguins-- sue: the penguins look like they just want to start a conversation with you. jack: and a california highway where zebras are a common sight. steven: you can see the skid marks where people have actually slid to a stop when they saw them. plus, my blooper of the week. fits me perfect,