-lord fraser is having a little problem with our holding lord rutherford. -that's putting it mildly. you're detaining an innocent man. look, i have nothingnggainst american police procedures, but it seems to me that you don't have onenehred of real evidence. -look, lord fraser, we do have good reason -you don't really think that tony rutherford is this lullaby killer? -look, all we're doing is questioning the m m. you have to admit, his behavior has been a bit suspicious. -this is preposterous. i've known this young man and his family for years. he's already had a great personal tragedy in the family. don't put him through this. -what about the personal tragedies of the families of those girls? -he has nothing to do with that. look, he's been extremely cooperative.

-lord fraser is having a little problem with our holding lord rutherford. -that's putting it mildly. you're detaining an innocent man. look, i have nothingnggainst american police procedures, but it seems to me that you don't have onenehred of real evidence. -look, lord fraser, we do have good reason -you don't really think that tony rutherford is this lullaby killer? -look, all we're doing is questioning the m m. you have to admit, his behavior has been a bit suspicious. -this is preposterous. i've known this young man and his family for years. he's already had a great personal tragedy in the family. don't put him through this. -what about the personal tragedies of the families of those girls? -he has nothing to do with that. look, he's been extremely cooperative. but enough is enough. now, sergeant hunter, do you have any real evidence that even remotely links him with these murders? -no, i don't. -then captain devane, i must insist that you release him now. -your captain devane just mad an enormous mistake. mstances, i think he did the right thing. -this

and thus we shall always be with the lord." all who have died already, all who are still living, we'll have a reunion in the air. so, what that means is that my mom and dad, who have been dead now for almost a decade, they're not going to get to heaven before i do. they're going to get caught up to be with the lord, and together we'll be ushered into heaven. they're actually with the lord now, but they haven't been ushered into heaven. how many of you know it's a whole lot more fun to see something great when you get to do it with your friends? so much more fun to celebrate with somebody when something great is going to happen. and one day, when the lord comes back, we're going to be caught up into the heavens. those who have gone before us, the ones we love, our parents, grandparents, some of our contemporaries, in the air. and then together, we're going to go and see the beauties of heaven for the first time. now, all of this is very important as it talks about the future, but i want you to think about it as it speaks to us i

oh yes, how i praise the lord. i want to say, the last thing on my list here of course to thank the lord is that we have a message that jesus came to die for us. oh this should be the one thing that we are praising the lord for as we gather around the table. thank you for our wonderful savior the lord jesus christ and jack we go around the world now giving that message. world and i'm telling you we are praying that by next june or at least in the next year we will hit the three million mark for people having come to jesus and it was because of your prayers, your sponsorship that it's all happened. what a time we're going to have together in heaven soon because jesus is about to return. every sign is here! amen. alright jack and the one thing we never bypass and that is giving people an opportunity to accept the lord. now if you're watching this program and it's been a little bit different but the one thing i do want to ask you and we never would overlook this... have you ever opened your heart to the lord? do you h

lord halifax, which he had clashed with in 1940. halifax always believed it would be better for britain to have negotiated in 1940 with hitler while the raf was still in tact and not defeated, as he feared it might be. he has one or two conversations , and the halifax secretary who is traveling with him has given us a plan hough they all sat at the embassy table and there was a lot of small talk and she wrote and said it was boring, boring, boring. churchill wasn't giving anything away to halifax. and the journey starts. hour away on train. it is a great journey. harry truman is there, of course, and several other people, and britain-americans, they drink a prodigious amount of alcohol and play cards. harry truman allowed churchill to win, which i think was wise. and and then churchill gets up and takes the final copy of his speech and goes across the carriage to a mimeograph machine and feeds in the machine and hands them to truman, and truman reads them and expresses himself satisfied, but he also observed that this would cause on

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not everyone knows believing in the lord requires faith. we witness god's miracles yet talk ourselves out of believing. people turn from the bible because god's words can only be proven in the heart. believe that can be proven in the mind. personally, i believe it's been proven with another part of the anatomy. your father's a good man. he's a great man. he's got a tough fight on his hands. a lot of people don't want the church in school. a lot of people do. i'd like to have been with those guys who burned the monkey books. burning books is wrong. ndals should be thrown in jail. take a look. is that cindy? cameron: yeah. i used to walk by here all the time. man, she's good-looking. she was giving you the big eyeball. me? no, she liked you. oh, no, no, no. it was you. cameron: i never even talked to her before today. i used to walk by here every night just to watch her. before today i didn't think she knew my name. now that i'm a miracle boy. what was it like? when i was under the ice and everything was whooshing and crazy all around me ever

praise the lord... franz van impe. oh jack, that's a wonderful thing you know that he was there with your uncle. yes, he loved the jews too. yes he did. well you know something that we have to recognize right now and trump's going to try and stop what i'm going to be talking about here, but this is what one say, you can't stop 'em all. washington, d.c. is no less vulnerable to a terrorist attack than any other city and that's the problem. well you know we do have a problem and it's not just the brotherhood or isis. now our president said that isis is the terrorist organization. well jack there are many organizations out there that are terrorist, right? they don't believe what our present president has to say. most of the time he's totall favor of islam and that crowd and has very little respect for america: yes, and he was elected president. i've got a sheet now that i'm going to get into your hands very soon, 100 blasphemous things that obama has done to hurt the united states of america and over 50 what ministers, ev

this is lord fraser, the british consul here in los angeles. -sergeant. sergeant. -hello. one of lord fraser's assistants this morning showed him the report on the cherry stevens murder. he seems to think that there's a good possibility the killer may be from england. -is that right? st five years, 25 young prostitutes have been murdered in the united kingdom. their necks were broken ininxactly the same way as described in the report i received. that's why i came in. -now, lord fraser, in all these homicides there was a music box found playing "brahms' lullaby?" the popular british press refers to thth monster as the lullaby killer. -representative from scotland yard will be here in the morning. we really appreciate scotland yard sending somemee over so quickly.

waiting for the lord ? ? click lord, we ask you to bless the sinners gathered together -- >> lord, we ask you to bless the sinners gather together under this roof. my children, you are all headstrong children. and will and to them who rise up in the morning that they may follow strong drink, for wine is a marker, and strong drink raging. sooner -- you sooner, debauchery. get out of my place or you will be thrown out. >> sir, if you will permit me -- and i >> i will permit you to leave. >> that is no place to -- that is no way to talk to a lady such as that. >> you mind your own busineses >> >> never mind, just get out. >> tell me -- you better go now before he wakes up. >> but we cannot go until we find a guide. >> do you ever sleep? >> we have no place to stay. >> and no money either. >> now, lookokere -- and i >> i have two beds and two rooms. the senior readers can share one and i will share the other bed with you, but you must go before you he wakes up -- before he wakes a. >> you are a good m m. come alo

just say, "lord jesus, i repent of my sins. come into my heart. i make you my lord and savior." if you prayed that simple prayer, we believe you got born again. get in a good bible-based church and keep god first know that we love you, you're not average, you're not mediocre. you're a child of the most high god. >> announcer: number one new york times bestselling author joel osteen delivers his newest book, "think better, live better." >> joel: how you think determines how you live. many people are being held back by wrong mindsets. you can't think negative and live a positive life. i'll show you how to delete the wrong thoughts, and program your mind for the victorious life that belongs >> announcer: "think better, live better,"now available. pick up your copy at >> male announcer: god calls his followers to be a thankful people, for gratitude is a practical response to what god has done for us. join dr. david jeremiah today on "turning point" for his message "thanksgiving is supernatural." >> dr. david jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah. welcome to "turning point." as much as

great friend of lord richardson's wife, cybill. richardson's daughters, ann and claire to his right, both still alive. was he any good as a doctor? well, this is a particularly interesting incident. ch churchill said, well, he had a heart attack. morin is on his own. he is if washington and in the white house in december 1941.nf white house in december 1941. w white house in december 1941. churchill calls the next morning and said i was trying to lift a window and i got this pain in my left arm. warren jumped on it. he didn't have access to an ekg machine but concluded by the description that churchill had indeed add heart attack. he said, you got to rest.hdd he. he said, you got to rest.add he. he said, you got to rest. d hea. he said, you got to rest.ad hea. he said, you got to rest. heart. he said, you got to rest. the next day he is in front of congress giving talk. then in ottawa giving a talk. then churchill thought possibly he did not have a heart take. so john parkinson's notes, which do not appear in morin's diary, he make

lord morin, and more of him shortly. churchill's physician admitted that anderson's solid gifts were not those that set the mind on fire. although winston trusted him and respected his judgment, he did not always find him -- it's a slightly damning word, congenial. but at the same time, morin was convinced that churchill has great need of such a man. a more to the point, so did churchill. now in researching my book, churchill and the bomb, i rediscovered anderson, happily so, i have to say. we didn't share a lift, but happily so. but i found something else. i found that churchill's faith in anderson's ability to get any job done, and done well, extended into the realm of atomic energy. you see, in addition to all anderson's other cares and concerns, in september 1941, churchill gave him ministerial responsibility for something called tube alloys. the top-secret british effort of that point to create an atomic bomb. in my remaining time, if i may, i'd like to dwell a little on this churchill/anderson atomic relationship.

, lord. >> jennifer aniston fires back at rumors and gossip. why the actress says he decided to speak up. then, has the queen in north found her king? the latest on joe joe nas and game of throne star. >> pretty picture. out her competition. the vegas headliner takes her mom out for a why night ild nig strip. big stars, big hollywood. celebrity page tv starts now. welcome to celebrity page, i'm sonja isabelle from celebrity page studio and james vaughn is on the west coast high above the las vegas strip. coming up. a close lake erie at one r l first, the hollywood wrap. lord turns 20 at a star-studded birthday party in new york. the singer celebrating with famous friends, taylor swift, carly cross, and more. >> lord, happy birthday, lord. the style squad heading out for a night on the town. swift showing off her long legs in a short skirt and leopard print coat. taylor showing off the home made birthday card for lord whose real name is ella.

lord it's like a hard candy christmas ? i'm barely getting through tomorrow ? but still i won't let ? i'll be fine and dandy ? lord it's like a hard candy christmas ? i'm barely getting through tomorrow ? but still i won't let ? maybe i'll just lie low ? maybe i'll hit the bars ? maybe i'll count the stars until the dawn ? me i will go on ? maybe i'll settle down ? maybe i'll have some fun ? maybe i'll meet someone ? and make him mine ? but me i'll be just ? fine and dandy ? lord it's like a hard candy christmas ? i'm barely getting through tomorrow ? i'll be fine and dandy ? lord it's like a hard candy christmas ? i'm barely getting through tomorrow ? but still i won't let ? sorrow take me way down ? i'll be fine and dandy ? lord it's like a hard candy christmas ? but still i won't let ? sorrow bring me way down ? bring me way down ? i'll be fine (audience cheering) - thank you. now, next is, and i am really excited about it, because she's my hero, wanda jackson. (audience applause) wanda. (fast paced music) (slow music) ? here i go my mind is a blank ? my hea

lord morin, and more of him shortly. churchill's physician admitted that anderson's solid gifts were not those that set the mind on fire. although winston trusted him and respected his judgment, he did not always find him -- it's a slightly damning word, congenial. but at the same time, morin was convinced that churchill has great need of such a man. a more to the point, so did churchill. now in researching my book, churchill and the bomb, i rediscovered anderson, happily so, i have to say. we didn't share a lift, but happily so. but i found something else. i found that churchill's faith in anderson's ability to get any job done, and done well, extended into the realm of atomic energy. you see, in addition to all anderson's other cares and concerns, in september 1941, churchill gave him ministerial responsibility for something called tube alloys. the top-secret british effort of that point to create an atomic bomb. in my remaining time, if i may, i'd like to dwell a little on this churchill/anderson atomic relationship.

now, what did we learn about the promises of the lord? the lord doesn't break his promises. he never out-promises himself. he always keeps his promises. he told us that the church will be kept, listen to me, from the hour of trial. therefore, in his mercy and love, he will remove us from the scene entirely when the tribulation comes. we won't be here. the rapture number two, our protection is in accord with biblical examples and precedent. the apostle peter explains it to us in these words. he said, "if god did not spare the ancient world, but saved noah, and turning the cities of sodom and gomorrah into ashes, delivered lot, then the lord knows how to deliver the godly for the day of judgment." what did peter say? listen, god knows how to get his people away from judgment before it happens. and then here's another really interesting way to understand this. our protection is apparent in the book of revelation. now, let me give you a little tutorial on the book of revelation that's really interesting. it's one of the few books in the bible where, in the first chapter, you're

and in a letter from lord randall to his son in august 1893 when winston was 19 years old, lord randolph wrote, my dear winston, i am rather surprised at your tone of exultation over your inclusion in the sandhurst list. there's two ways of winning an examination, one incredible, the other reverse. you have, unfortunately, chosen the latter method and appear to be much pleased with your success. the first extremely discreditable feature of your performance was missing the infantry for in that failure is demonstrated beyond reputation your slovenly happy go lucky harum-scarum style of work for which you've always been distinguished at your different schools. never have i received a really good report of your conduct in your work from any master or tutor you've had from time to time to to deal with. always behind hand, never advancing in your class, incessant complaints of total wont of application and this nature which was constant in your reports has shown the latter results clearly in your last army examination. sadly, and it was with great regret to winston and he thought about this a

and the lord is tellin' me to get the show on the road. well, i don't know what the lord said, but fred said no bible meetings. and since i'm in charge, i'm saying no bible meetings. you know what you doin'? you doin' the devil's work and interfering with god's mission! you're just like that heathen fred. you're an unholy sinner and a heathenous, foul philistine. ok, i'll get some sticks and stones and break your bones. and the name that'll hurt you will be esther. now, i don't like to strike a woman, but if i'm forced to defend myself, i will. and let the chips fall where they may. may cross your lips, chump. hey, wait a minute! aunt esther, grady, stop it! stop it. now, what's going on in here? this old fool won't let me have my bible meeting here. that's what happen when you replace a fool with a fool. sticks and stones can-- oh, shut up, you old fool, before i put my foot in your-- aunt esther! i ain't waitin' on nothin'. there is no peace, says the lord, unto the wicked. and this is the wickedest house that ever was. and i ain't never

of 1940, he was made lord president of the council. that job had a seat in the war

jeffrey lord, let me start with what you heard jim acosta talks about, jim sciutto's reporting.

so there is no need, lou, to call me my noble lord at this stage.you are such a noble fellow and proven leader. i love the sound of it. if anybody deserves it in my opinion it is you. there might be some strain there with your populist nature and the high and mighty of the lords. >> well, yeah, i suppose there is the impression if you are in the house of lords you perhaps lost touch with the common people. i have absolutely no idea what's going to happen. in terms of them giving me anything. but i tell you what i have got as a reward today. what i have got is the unemployment figures which shows that despite all the complaints and all the moaning, we had remain voters protesting on the streets of london, were moan ors. i have a feeling the very same people who were flown to new york to protest just outside the trump tower. i think they are the same people. lou: they could be. >> i'm sure they are. we were told terrible things would happen to us, and actually unemployment is coming down. new house building is at near reported levels. manufacturing fi

dear lord and you know, i ain't never asked you , but you know, lord, i'm an o, long past my... my thrnd ten... but if you could just please, sir, if it's your will, just grant me one-- one more favor before you take me, just let me stay here a little longer they need me, lord. d me to help 'em, i'm carryin' out your will, sir. just spare me for just a little bit longer, will you? thank you, sir. thank you very much, sir. o, major. don't-me no closer. you know, obadiah, he doesn't k i had it when i was a kid. i thought you might be wondering why y that-- that cutoff to moose creek this morning, l hawks out and had him check. how are things here? well, miss kittyshe t last week. oh, good lord. how 'bout the boy? well, the boy had it, you know. he seems to be getting over it-- i mean, the worst is over, but i don't know about them things. you know, cassie has been just dyin' to come back here and help. i think i might let her no, don't you do that. this here is the most dime. you got your rifle with you? sure i have. i've got two of 'em. plenty of ammunitionmunition? well... mcculloue that

hey, lord, i don't wanna stay here. if you're gonna take me, [knock at door] man: are you down there, mr. bunker? jeez, that was fast. here i am, lord! down the cellar! i can't open these doors. i'll come through the front door. yeah, anything you say, lord. i always wanted to see him come through the wall. wait for me. i'm waiting here, lord. i'm coming to get you. i'm waiting here. hey... all right, this is it. this is it. archie bunker signing off for the last time. to take me by the hand, and the next thing you'll hear from me will be from a better world than this. i'm going with the man upstairs. man: mr. bunker? where are you, mr. bunker? here i am, lord, down the cellar. i know you're in the cellar. where's the cellar door? it's that one with the new lock on it, lord. okay, i found the door. hold on, mr. bunker. all right, i'm waiting for you. mr. bunker. here i am. mr. bunker. yes, yes, yes! forgive me, lord. ? boy, the way glenn miller played ? ? songs that made the hit parade ? ? guys like us we had it made ?

he give the bronx cheer to the lord, so help me. and he's gonna bring up our grandson to do the same thing. oh, archie. come on, edith. come with me, and don't look back. you'll be turned into a pillow of salt. we'll be back. gloria: yeah. yes, ma. sure. that sounds fair enough. running out of here and he'll come back over here, if you'll apologize for giving god the raspberry. gloria, i didn't give god the raspberry. you saw what i did. michael, please apologize. gloria, gloria, please don't start that. you know i can't handle tears. i'm pregnant and i get upset easily, and you know how hard i worked on that dinner. why should i apologize to archie when he's wrong? (crying) gloria, what kind of man would i be hildren? (crying) who would-- who would-- who would honor a man like that? i wouldn't, you wouldn't, our child wouldn't. (crying) arch, i apologize. you happy? it's thanksgiving and you made me eat crow. michael, honey. please. try to get along with daddy. how can i, gloria? the man's mind is a one-way street leading to a dead

and lord carnarvon's friend howard carter entered the tomb with lord carnarvon. a few weeks later, a cobra eats his pet canary. that bird abruptly changed his tune. it's all in here. 1912--the british museum has a cursed mummy. they ship it to america... on the titanic! that's a totally unsubstantiated rumor. look, we've worked on the mummy all afternoon nothing. ow! it drew blood! i did it, vinnie, through my own impatience. it's a warning! ignore it at your peril! it rained the other day. the wood swelled. you're playing with fire, howser. it's like with my great-aunt nicolina. she toured the catacombs in sicily, sat on some coffin, mistaking it for an elaborate bench, and three weeks later-- she falls face-down in the street, dead! she was 96. she was a robust 96! these are stories from the old country... superstitions. you're in the 20th century, you're a college student. you have to break away from your past. i don't know. there are more things in heaven and earth, horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. you're afraid of this mummy because you don't

lord darling: i am not.ons britain voted to leave is that a large number of people in our country felt this in gauged, disillusioned. you can find that in the united states, you can find that throughout the european union. i think anyone in government, any policymaker, needs to be very aware of the fact that whilst they have talked about it, there is an awful lot of our of thes on both sides atlantic who feel fed up. it is a wake-up call for people. you cannot ignore large sections of the population. you have got to react and deal with the legitimate concerns. guy: you would not be surprised if donald trump wins this election? lord darling: i am not going to call the election in a week because you would be daft to. it is tight. thank you so much. lord darling, the former chancellor of the exchequer. willem buiter continues with us, and steve eisman, a spirited conversation coming up in the next half hour. let me look at the data. swiss franc stronger gets my attention, but a lot more going on. surpriseesterd

oh, lord i'm bound for the promised land ? i followed this crazy galoot halfway around the world three times. not once did i argue with him. "i got a vision, rosie," he said. "i see a promised land. we'll lead all others there. others like us who believe in love." you bet i've got a prayer.

friend lord his brain. have saidtractors this yields much about his character and is thought to be somewhat cunning. and yes, some 75 years since churchill met him or he met churchill, he met his way -- how hes way wondering would take care of them and discuss things with them. eventually, churchill made the comment, i don't know why anybody bothers. this is ridiculous. that is not entirely true, of course. hand, a publication about his medical issues has several harsh words to say about moran. not conducting a physical examination and is first visit. he goes on to state moran was a master of spin, at the center of events. who pushed moran onto churchill? his friends were patients of moran in his private practice. problems and had the notion that churchill had a week just. -- chest. social did not like either of these gentlemen. you had a lot of things besides dyspepsia. moran got a full accounting of all of these issues. so what was this week just -- chest? had pneumonia in 1896. was because the school was

oh, lord. what am i ever gonna tell that girl? hmm? emerson's daughter. young fella she was gonna marry was with that outfit. yeah, i guess so. wonder how he did it. what? i wonder how he managed to survive. lord only knows. let's get out of here. fella! try to remember? the mcclintock wagon train! look at this, will you? look at it! doesn't that mean anything to you? just like talking to a stone wall. major, my father said you found the mcclintock wagon train. that's right, ellen, we did. you're sure it's not some mistake? it isn't some other one? no mistake. about someone? honey, the man doesn't even know his own name. but i must talk to him! it won't do you any good. i've got to know about jim! please. go ahead. you must help me, please. please try to understand what i'm saying. if you were with the mcclintock wagon train, james norton. yes? yes? please try. he's 24, and he has a big, booming laugh that i swear you can hear for five miles. please listen. he's a big man, with the wildest shock of red hair that anyone ever did see. ld apart if he'd a min

serves in the house of lords. like churchill he has always been interested and engaged in international affairs. in europe, the commonwealth and here in the united states. he is really the living embodiment of churchill's concept of international diplomacy. to give you a taste of that, he is been president of the anglo-french society. he is president of the british german society. a patron of the richmond society. emeritusonal chairman of the english speaking union and president of the european atlantic movement. i should point out he is high steward of cambridge university, also my boss. any patron of the churchill archive's center and has the churchill metal from the english speaking union. writerurchill, he is a is about twot book vital speeches he gave in 1946. one at west mr. college and -- westminster college and one of the university of zurich. netbook is doing extremely well, on top of the list of best-selling hardback nonfiction books at the moment. the all of the chance to keep it there by going next doo

lord son the move.y the way, don't do that, secret service. now in an normal administration the president making money off the secret service would be a monumental scandal that would dominate the news for weeks. they would probably make an hbo show about it or atly a showtime one. the point is paul giamati would be in it and it would be amazing but for trump it doesn't even make the front page news because in the last two weeks he has been on the phone with world leaders every day. and it em soos like trump's eye is not nesesly on the right ball. for instance n argentina trump's companies have been struggling to get their permits for their $100 million, 35 story story in beuns airs so when argentina president called trump to congratulate him on his victory, trump just coincidentally handed the phone to his daughter who will now be overseeing his real estate businesses. oh, so just out of the blue, like oh, look at that, ivanka, oh, what are the chances. (laughter) in fact t seems like every time trump h

oh, lord, walter, i'll be a mess-- obese, my voice will change. god'll get you for what you're thinking, walter. where are you getting all this nonsense? what did the doctor say? and, besides, he was busy-- a waiting room full of patients. honey, why didn't you ask him while he was examining you? obviously, you have never been to a gynecologist. oh, walter, so many people have loved this face. i wonder what it's gonna look like with 5:00 shadow. maude, it's time that we found out what the facts really are. what are you doing? . you are not calling arthur harmon at 3:00 in the morning. why not?! he's a doctor! walter, i don't want anybody to know about the operation until it's over. besides, you know what a blabbermouth vivian is. oh, walter. walter, what's to become of us? what's to become of our love life? absolutely nothing. you can say that again. , we'll never be the same. you'll no longer find me desire-- where are you going? to the bathroom. you see? you're losing interest already. walter, if you're not out in two minutes, i'm selling the be

lord was able to claim that special distinction. and dr.nger was robbed of being the first american to be in china. [laughter] julia argyros: i'm not sure -- where is this gentleman? where is he? raise your hand. i don't know how you two are still friends. [laughter] julia argyros: i would certainly never speak to you again. anyway, also joining secretary kissinger and ambassador lord is kt mcfarland, fox news and security analyst. k.t.? where is k.t.? there she is. kt started her career as an aide on dr. kissinger's security staff went on as a speech writer, spokeswoman, and deputy assistant secretary of defense to caster wineburg. in 1985, kt received the defense department's highest civilian award for her work in the reagan administration. i am so excited. drink your wine, guys. for this conversation to begin. so, let's get to it. could you please, secretary kissinger? [applause] julia argyros: joined by his sometime friend, ambassador winston, and kt mcfarland. let's get on with it. kt mcfarland: julia? julia, i have one slight correcti

but mother, you'll never guess how much i paid for-- oh, lord, my nails are a mess. here, carol, buff this. mother, i-- buff, carol, buff! you'll find silver polish in the den. by the way, mother, i'm three months pregnant. carol, i don't care what you do at the office. when you're home, you work. now, scooch. walter, are you still here?! maude, will you calm down? it's just a little party. a little pa--you call a sit-down dinner for 12 people "a little party"? for crying out loud, maude, it isn't even your party, it's vivian's! what are you doing all this for? because poor vivian is a nervous wreck! as anyone would be when her husband calls at 4:00 in the afternoon and says, "oh, by the way, dear, there'll be 12 extra for dinner tonight," and then hangs up. mmm. all that work for royalty certainly paid off. oh, where did you get this fabulous recipe? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few weeks away. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ... at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your options. you can spend hours doing that

and then the tribulation will in heaven with the lord at the marriage supper of the lamb. how about that? >> sheila: sounds wonderful. you address so many current, strong, difficult subjects in this book. but through it all, do you see hope? is there a scarlet thread of hope through the book? >> david: absolutely. the bible teaches us these things are going to happen, and you get ready for them, but in the meantime, god gives us the grace we need to live every day, and be positive, and to make a difference in your life, and make a difference where you work, be positive about your church. and realize that god has put us in this environment for a purpose. you know, people always say, "i wish i could have lived in the good old days." well, i'm not sure when those were. but i know this, here's what i know. god put david jeremiah on this earth at this particular time because he wanted me to be here at this particular time.be here in the book of acts, paul said that david served god, that's what we're all here to do. and i believe that the darker the night, the brighter the ligh

the lord gave. the lord hath taken away. blessed be the name of the lord. amen. how awful sorry i am. i carried a lot of hate around too long. i-i guess my fred... ...well, i-i guess he just couldn't stand up to things when they got too tough. maybe just living was too much for him. like the major says, i still got dan'l, and there's no hate in him, and we've got a new life to make for ourselves, in califorora. ready now, mr. richardson? we're all ready now, major. stay close behind, you hear? wagons, ho! ? roll along, wagon t tin ? ? rollin' oveveprairie where there ain't no grass ? ? rollin' over mountains where there ain't no pass ? ? sittin' on a a ard, eyein' the weather ? ? prayin' to the lord we stay together ? ? sididby side ? ? on the wagon train ? ? roll along ? ? pickin' up a passssger in every town ? ? wonderin' if he's ever gonna shoot you down ? ? lookin' f f a pal, ain't it a pity? ? ? lookin' for a gal, needn't be pretty ? ? if she'll ride ? ? on the wagon train ? ? wagons ho ? ? gotta keep 'em on the run ? ? time to go and follow the sun ?

king and country in that order, noted lord moran. such as the all the religion that winston has gotten. however, what is interesting that winston churchill and monarchy is interesting about churchill and all the many other important things he did is that the subject turns out on closer examination to be much more complicated that at first glance, we might suppose the churchill had a rather interestingly nuanced view of the institution of monarchy and his relations with successful occupants of the british throne for themselves rather congregated and rather nuanced. one of churchill's news of monarchy was that despite the shortcomings of certain british monarchs the english throne is a sacred mystical almost metaphysical institution which connected the past, the present and the future and which proclaimed the unity and identity of the nation. and part of what the british monarchy was four and churchill's you was to do that. a second view was that while other european nations preferred or suffered kings and queens who were generally des

praran' to the lord we stay together ? ? side by side ? ?

oh, lord, i've done it again! i have to forget about that tramp. i must not ever, ever, ever, ever say a word to him about that girl. play the nine, dodo. there isn't enough wire in the world for that. thank you, carol. throw the four. gin! that'll teach you to talk to your mother that way. walter, i absolutely refuse to have anything to do with this charade. please, arthur. just give me five minutes. five minutes to explain to maude what happened while i still have her sympathy left. otherwise, i'll have to go back to the hospital. oh, no! not now. when maude gets through with me. ( trembling voice ) thank you, arthur. i think i can make it from here. oh, darling. darling! please don't touch, maude! i tip over so easily. hello, carol, vivian. welcome home, walter. hi! oh, darling, you look-- you look wonderful. doesn't he look wonderful? just wonderful. wonderful. uh, here, sweetheart, let me help you to the couch. for myself. good lord, he's turned into tim conway. i made it. now, then, where's my knitting? uhh! careful, walter! here it is, here

. >>> british prime minister theresa may delivered works at the lord mayor's banquet. prime minister may talked about britain's global leadership following the brexit vote and acknowledged the u.s. presidential election. this was her first time speaking before the banquet since becoming prime minister back in july. [ applause ] >> your grace, my lord chancellor, your excellencies, my lords, alderman, sheriffs, chief commoner, ladies and gentlemen. we meet tonight in a world transformed. a year ago, few of us would have predicted the events ahead. a clear, determined decision to leave the european union and forge a bold, new confident future for ourselves in the world. and, of course, a new president-elect in the united states who defied the polls and the pundits all the way up to election day itself. change is in the air. and when people demand change, it is the job of politicians to respond. but it's also the job of those in positions of influence and power. politicians, business leaders and others to understand the drivers of that demand, too. and i think that if we

. >> i think the lord the lady next door knocked on the door. we probably would have burned up. >> reporter: the family was not out of danger just yet. >> i grabbed a bucket and put cold water on it. >> reporter: that is one kaigler -- when kaigler took off. >> the fire department was pulling up and i was getting out of there. >> reporter: thankfully there was no explosion in the house because that same neighbor called 911 so quickly. >> i think the lord -- thank the lord for her being there. >> reporter: an issue like this that is electric probably sparked the fire. after this close call the family will not be hard-pressed to find something to be thankful for. adam winer, abc action news . >>> president barack obama has spared a turkey from typical fate. he pardoned a turkey for the last time before he leaves office. the eternity -- turkey named tot and a back up named tater . >> that is a big old turkey. >> isn't virginia tech the hoagies? that makes sense turkeys would go there. we are going to have a warm better than cold and snowy. how can

is that when you made little lord fauntleroy? >> yes. >> and you worked with. >> alec guinness. >> alec guinness. >> yes, he was a real nice man. we had lot of fun. >> he's one of the most distinguished actors in the world. >> yes. >> were you a little worried about working with him at all? >> first i was scared, you know, because i was afraid, maybe he's going to be an old grouch and everything. but you know, he was a real nice man. he was, you know he told me jokes and everything. >> did he? >> he was a real funny man. >> yes. >> okay. >> i've got it written down here. here we go. okay. all right, here. do you want to hear a japanese saying? >> a japanese saying? >> yes. >> sure. >> okay, it goes. i've only got one, it goes, "a girl who eats two sweets takes up two seats." [ laughter ] >> that's very good. you scared me for just a moment. [ laughter ] >> why? [ laughter ] >> and then here, this one's kind of stupid. how can you tell if there has been an elephant in your refrigerator? >> how can you tell if there's been an eleph