luke's is adequate. it's not true the medical staff is unanimously in support of the long-range development plan. many of us have had questions from the beginning, including how they can clean -- how can claim and 80-bed hospital is adequate. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am standing here as a member of the physicians organizing committee. i have been a metal -- a mental health social worker for over 60 years. their mission bayview -- i have witnessed cpmc moving services out of st. luke's hospital, even after it the removal of the 32- bed inpatient psychiatric hospital. they have continued to dismantle care. i can speak firsthand to the matter in which these have affected my clients. recently, the spanish didies class's have been closed at st. louis -- at st. luke's. -- the spanish diabetes class's have been closed at st. luke's. discontinue all cuts in services that are very concerned what will be cut next. by allowing them to downsize to 80 beds, you are determining not only the size

should he do something to help luke?makes up his mind when the woman comes after him too. >> what do you think you're doing, eh? you little fart. >> that's why the film stopped. because i didn't want her to knock the phone out of my hand. i just thought, well, i'd better stop now. >> so just who is this female ball of terror scaring the bejesus out of her neighbors? >> my name's valerie dunningham. i'm 63. i'm a mother of four and a grandmother of six. and i'm 4'10". and i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody. but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> valerie tells her side of the story. >> i had my car out, cleaning it, and the wheelie bin had come from here. and it's an industrial bin, not a wheelie bin. and i was walked over to here. and i pushed it. and i happened to have the newspaper in my hand. so bang, bang, bang, bang. he was here. and he went like this. he was frightened of me. he was frightened. the more he stopped, the more i did. and i went bing, bing, bing, bing. i don't know

take it away, luke. >> take it away, luke. >> yes. i will be a hall of famer i hope.ob gibson. >> bring it down. >> there it goes. what you hear from republicans on the points about the executive orders, what boehner was saying yesterday. >> exactative actions and not orders. >> coming from the white house and the constitutionality. they have been done by republicans and democratic presidents. they understand what the white house is doing. what boehner's office is trying to make the point of is that the had the has not done enough to engage on these types of issues they feel they can find 41 ground on and would like to see him meet with republicans and trying to put forth ideas. all that being said, we know where they are. we are positioning themselves and compromise does not do very well with the voters. >> okay, luke. no, no. george w. bush i noted issued 291 executive orders digger his combined presidencies. here's the question to both of you. do either of you -- >> i found that stat for you. >> you did. well done. here's the question. do you recall speaker boehner

luke is there with more reaction. orders so far. what's been the response there? >> well, look, congress has its own legislative branch within the constitution. never likes to be cut out of things. but in this case, richard, it's not surprising, really it goes down party lines in terms of reaction to what the president is doing. a lot of democrats i've spoken to say, good for president obama. the house republicans have not wanted to move on anything that he's brought up. if this, in any way, can help the direction of the country, then it's good overall for the american people, then, by all means, he should go ahead and do it. a lot of republicans say that this is bordering on a constitutionality question. speaker boehner certainly hinted at that last week. what you have to understand is the power of the presidency, when george bush was in office, he said, 291 executive actions and executive orders, or whatever you want to call it. the one thing to keep an eye on, though, richard, is there's really a constitutionalist

this video was shot by luke rebel scheme he's been on the ground off and on since occupy wall street protest began back on september seventeenth this video taken last night illustrates the contentious and it times violent nature of what we're witnessing down in lower manhattan and i just spoke to luke king and asked him to outline for us how this movement has changed since it started nearly three weeks ago. well this movement started very organically very grassroots with the mainstream media not even paying any attention to them in the first week it was yahoo and twitter who censored hashtags and words like you by wall street when people were trying to promote this so this is a very organic movement that started with people from all different audience all of us coming together yesterday we had the largest rally with thousands and thousands of people in new york city and the police actually took it into their heads to kind of. abuse people down there after the second more step to place and i have actually video that i'm on our youtube dot com port slash we are change channel that peop

one or two club wind luke. then 68 to 72 by evening but a nice, bright day.he next three days it will warm up a little bit on sunday. we are back in the mid-70s. still kind of windy to breezy at times but pure sunshine then had to put a shower in monday. temperature in the low 70s. after monday we pop in the low 80s. tuesday briefly. we stay dry tuesday. then a cold front approaches. showers, rain, thunderstorms on wednesday. still mild on wednesday. then cooler as we get into thursday and friday leftover showers and temps struggling to get to 60. >> thank you, sir. >>> from our weird news file. holidays. space. the final frontier. celebrating something called the int interplanetary. the -- i can't even say it. celebrating the planetary confederation. never heard of it? this is the 28th year it has taken place on our planet. while it is a big deal on our planets, here somehow it gets no play. >> i'm picking it up. >> i left my aluminum hat at home. more people are attending this spiritually. at least that's what organizers say. topper may be one of those perh

joining us from d.c., luke russert and jonathan capehart. good morning -- it's afternoon, 30 seconds after. luke, i'll begin with you, what is the reaction to the president today. >> reporter: well, the reaction of the capitol hill, john boehner said he's trying to work with the president to find common ground on solutions they can both support to help the economy. the house passed today that one part of the president's jobs bill, that repeal, 3% holding tax that aç lot of businesses were unhappy with. john boehner mentioned the free trade agreement. when it comes to what the president wants to do for the future of the country and what house republicans want to do, there is still a very deep divide. there's absolutely no appetite from house republicans for a big stimulus package. the president wants close to what the jobs bill was. even when broken in pieces it meets a brick wall. there's not a lot of appetite at the white house with the gop, talking about the forgotten 15 job creating measures. a lot of those have to do with deregulation,

nbc's luke russert is on capitol hill. luke, what's the latest?ll, good morning, chris. the latest news around the hill in terms of the supercommittee is that for the first time in a good while, we'll actually see them publicly today as they meet with doug elmendorf down here to discuss a variety of things about the budget in terms of defense spending and nondefense spending, but also there's a new report that came out from the cbo that said household incomes in the top 1% since 1979, their wealth grew by 279%, expect democrats to hammer that out of elmendorf to say, hey, that's why there should be revenue raisers. in terms of the work of the committee, a lot of it has been secretive, but what you've heard from aides, they are three-fourths of the way there in terms of cuts, but in terms of getting all the way over the hump, they are still very far away because there are real discussions going on between should we raise revenue or cut entitlements, the same divide that has been plaguing capitol hill here since the beginning of this congress, chris

luke russert said it. good to see you, luke, thanks. >>> here's what's topping the news right now.st time about her husband, bernie madoff. the man who scammed billions of dollars from investors. she talked to matt lauer about the couple's attempted suicide in 2008 and says things have not gotten any easier. >> not one bit. there's not a day that goes by that -- well, of course, with mark. it's just unbearable. but the victims go on and on. and my life is, you know, just always full of shame. walking down the street. anything i do is difficult. >> ruth and her son andrew tell all in a new book, "truth and consequences." bernie madoff is serving 150 years in prison. >>> the manslaughter trial against dr. conrad murray is set to resume in about 20 minutes. the prosecution is expected to cross examine the defense's final witness, an anesthesiology expert. paul white says it was michael jackson and not murray who gave himself a fatal overdose of propofol. >>> according to steve jobs' sister his final words were, quote, oh wow, oh wow, oh wow. mona simpson says jobs said that after look

can i get a luke i am your mother? >> sure. i will do it.m your mother. >> ask me a question. >> what is your name? >> alfred. >> and are you having fun today? >> eh. >> love it. in this economy good luck. those little bats eat a lot. and when you put them to bed, always upside down. we can't divulge information at this time. this is lapd business. >> what a treat. do you have advice for me? i am terrible at these things. >> you need to dress up a little better. >> better than this? i am wearing a tie. >> where is your costumes? >> this is not a costumes. you have amazing interviews from weird looking people. these are for kids. you are asking people for their id's and you go in the booth. what's the booth? >> we have everyone's pk tours out here and the more interesting in there. we don't have to protect anyone under 18. but we have to see id because it is interesting. i cannot wait to see this. give it to me buffalo style. i just need a good huff. i am here with my favorite super hero, goth man. >> worldly prince pan. >> same difference. g

. >> let's go to nbc's luke russert, live on capitol hill. luke, democrats planned to use this against the gop during the election, saying that they have stopped jobs measures, stopped the creation of jobs. do republicans consider that? are they concerned about that at all? >> richard, this series of votes on the president's jobs bill really have been political more than anything else. it's well known that even if this bill were to pass the united states senate which is controlled by democrats, it would go nowhere in the house of representatives. it's controlled by republicans. what you're seeing is a series of votes squarely done for decision 2012 politics. last night, with all the republicans voted against it, you better believe democrat also make ads saying so and so running for president or senate or congress in the house, they voted against giving money to firefighters and teachers. they want to get these things they believe to be political viable, democrats do, they want republicans to vote against them and continue this moving forward.

yeah the pressure was certainly on let's move the goal for luke donald among seven golf first time for the lead of the children's miracle network classic the world number one chasing dollar signs spotting webb simpson in the hope of becoming the first man in history to win the european on p.g.a. money titles in the same year dirk lumley james driscoll are going up wall you think green garri would land on scott stallings all sharing top spot up at disney resorts the spotlight shining brighter on donald though as he looks to become the ultimate money man of twenty eleven six birdies on the day for the thirty three year old including this on the twelfth webb simpson currently leads to all by over three hundred sixty thousand dollars in the money race the american is purged with the englishman for the first two runs intriguingly enough sets two shots by a big dash for cash at the p.g.a. season ender. cycling team. yet another spawn year to their ranks three time world champion also for to race for the russian fit for next season the thirty five rule is reportedly considering retirement aft

ball full canadian defenseman ryan constant along with italian stars demands a million already and luke on soldi it's a safe bet they're all here for something more than just domestic affairs next year we have to part two need to enjoy the challenge and to rational to team saw i think is is a great opportunity for not just for myanmar all the time in hockey they told us that for next year they will have affiliations with k h l. and there was maybe part of the reason for me coming to milan it's hard to predict either milly's will be completely in europe's duffus league. arenas clinton white. house. and supporting their idols. we will bring our italian lifestyle and then you could be sure. you would see people from even in there were watching games because they're really they're really sick for this game they would take holidays so maybe it's three or four games in the u.s. or europe they will do it you can be sure we could be five could be ten but there would be there and there would be noisy here in the you know a lot of people are supposed to be in it i would have thought i feel nervou

tour money list from world number one luke gone but it's crane's day enjoyed every minute now making headlines in the european soul was britain's twenty year old tom lewis the portugal masters only youth. pressure when he won it phoenician two shots clear rafael good at a bellow lewis had grabbed the attention of the goal from world early this year at the open then he hit a sixty five for the lowest ever by an amateur at the event as a pro he looks to have a rosy career ahead of him. now has taken a sixteen years but new zealand are lost in a rugby world cup final the all blacks simply too good for a stray and atonement second semifinal all planes eden park on sunday was a sea of black and the lucky home fans with tickets got to witness the kiwi side intent on booking the next weekend's decider the only try of the game coming in just four minutes in from mom and your new display of super penalty kicking from piri weepu and i use either wouldn't need any more twenty points to six the school here and the all blacks and i take on france in the final seeking world cup title. and in formu

>> i was luke wow, never seen that before. >> there is several holes in the roof. and tree limbs coming into the bed rooms and things like that. >> reporter: the move for the hill family proved especially difficult after their car battery died and they were really left in the dark. and we should mention, using the stove to heat the home is highly discouraged. the last thing anyone needs is a house fire or carbon monoxide poisoning. lucy yang, abc news. >> it happened again. hundreds of passengers forced to sit on the tarmac for hours in the storms aftermath. three jetblue planes, one american airlines jet were diverted to bradley airport in connecticut. the passengers were stuck for more than seven hours with no food, no water, and in the last few hours, no toilet facilities. when they were finally let out of the plane. passengers slept on cots and chairs in the airport. >> i think we can agree there is nothing more frustrating in the world than being stuck on the plane they won't let you out a parentally they broke the three hour rule, passed, we can't sit here lo

anything and world number one luke donald are fine with me g.h. your money title this season with both set to tee off. next week in the final p.g.a. events office. on the baseball diamond the texas rangers have become the first team to reach this season's world series the detroit tigers looking like mere spectators as nelson cruz set a playoff series home run record in the fifteenth to find texas when that corner tigers who trail three two in the series lashing out right away have made the hostile environment just before six time all star miguel cabrera making it one nothing with a big individual homerun jhonny peralta and then out of another before the rangers got back in the saddle michael young's double tanking to. run the card another double in the third shooting ranges knowing she was cruz no rules the man who would set a record with six home runs in a single series the seventh inning the find out ended just now with the winners of the st louis milwaukee series cardinals lead. and not the seven. in formula one red bull have clinched their sec

tour money list from world number one luke donald but it was crane's day i mean everybody. i just was right not potter you know making parts there at ten eleven and making birdies at fourteen or fifteen they're also new you know i looked up on the sixteenth green and i'm like wow i want to back up or to make birdie there ran one and then the adrenalin went through me here on seventeen green when i made made it in regulation for birdie and anyway glory to god just fund. making the headlines in the european till was britain's twenty year old told louis the portugal masters was only his third to one since turning professional but he won it finishing two shots clear rafael could but added bellow lewis had grabbed the attention of the goal thing willed early this year at the open and then he hit a sixty five for the lowest and ever by an amateur at the event and i'm surprised at how to raise the career ahead of me. i'm finally ice hockey where we continue our in-depth look at milan blew the first italian side preparing to join the continental hockey league in this robot daniel r

let's talk golf for luke donald's among a group of seven tied for the lead at the children's miracle network classic the world number one chasing dollar signs well bottling webb simpson in the hope of becoming the first man in history to win the european p.j. many titles in the same year double dark lonely james driskell arjun atwal nathan green gary woodland scott stallings all sharing top spot at the disney resorts the spotlight shining brightest on dolan though as he looks to become the ultimate money man of twenty eleven six birdies on the day for the thirty three year old including this on the twelfth webb simpson currently leads down by a run three hundred sixty five dollars in the money race the american who's instantly paired with the michelin for the first two runs sits two shots back so a big does for kusch of the p.g.a. season ender. cycling now and. yet another spun your to their ranks three time world champion oscar for a he will race for the russian outfit for next season the thirty five year old was reportedly considering retirement after a lucky twenty eleven but inst

more than one point five million people were affected by luke luke asked the combined power all the explosions of the summit to light instead side was a cooling to around two and a half pound hiroshima's the semi nuclear weapons test site was the largest in the world to get an idea of just how vast it actually is it must be seen from the air affecting an area of around three hundred thousand square kilometers roughly the size of germany. stretches out further than the eye can see in every direction each square kilometer bearing the radiological scars from decades of tests radiation emitted scarred more than just the landscape there was a huge increase in cases of cancer and serious defects amongst the local population the effects of these tests still being felt three generations after the first explosion all those people who live nearby who witnessed the first test in one nine hundred forty nine still remember the impact it had on the local population. if there yeah. but you look as i was going to the pool store for a powerful stream right in front of me i was completely shaken and some of the

in golf luke donald among a group of seven tied for the lead at the children's miracle network classic the world number one chasing dollar signs as well bottling webb simpson in the hope of becoming the first man in history to win the european p.g.a. money titles in the same year what an achievement that would be donald darkly only james driscoll arjun atwal garri woodland and scott stallings all sharing top spots on the disney resorts in the spotlight shining brightest on donald though as he looks to become the ultimate money man of twenty eleven six birdies on the day for the thirty three year old including this on the twelfth now webb simpson he currently around three hundred sixty thought dollars in the money race the american who's incidentally purred with. being michelin for the opening two rounds two shots by a big dosh for cash at the p.g.a. season ender he's not to be cycling on team katyusha yet another spot new to their ranks three time world champion oscar furry to race for the russian outfit for next season the thirty five year old was reportedly considering retirement aft

what a year it's turning into for luke donald being a man who took over golf's world number one ranking in may becoming the first european to finish atop a north american p.g.a. tour money list this weekend the thirty three year old doing so after an amazing final run at disney webb simpson had led by over three hundred sixty five dollars in the culturists the americans two bogeys on sunday the leaving the door open for the briton double needing to finish tied for second top the list one better by running off six straight birdies on the back nine carting a sixty four cents and by strokes the thirty three year old could now become the first ever golfer to win the money crown in both europe and the u.s. he leads rory mcilroy by almost two million dollars with five tournaments left this side of the pond. in the n.f.l. the birds brought their a game across the atlantic on sunday the tampa bay buccaneers best efforts just not enough to slow down chicago in front of almost seventy seven thousand fans at london's wembley stadium british supporters eager for some gridiron action though the tota

luke russert covers capitol hill and joins us now.eing the lead had been chuck schumer in the senate. now the house is thinking of a strategy to get that bill out of committee onto the floor, think they could get enough conservative republicans to join in against china. >> correct. it is interesting. the idea now is the senate would pass this senate currency bill tuesday which would force some protectionist tariffs for american products to figure out the $600 billion trade deficit. the president hasn't said where he stands on the bill. there's a lot of speculation the gop leadership is coddling wall street. same with the president, that he is doing that with wall street. there's enough support in the house gop conference. i spoke to a few rank and file members they believe to possibly have a discharge petition. what's that mean? eric cantor is not going to take up the bill himself, he is the majority leader. they have 177 signatures on there. you get 218 members, republicans and democrats, then force the house to vote on the bill, per

nbc's luke russert joins us from washington. luke, that bill wasn't a blockbuster job creating bill, but maybe it's a start. >> that's right. that's what a lot of republicans are saying, chris. this is a bill about an interesting sort of tax. it was a tax that would essentially say the government would have to hold back 3% of whatever they would pay government contractors because over time, they felt government contractors were not taxing themselves properly. this is a tax that a lot of small businesses do not like. it was in the president obama's jobs plan bill to repeal this tax, specifically republicans jumped on it. yesterday it passed the house by a wide margin, 405-16. that being said, it was essentially repealed a law that had never been enacted. never been enacted because a lot of people on both sides felt it was a law with a lot of faults to it. therefore, it won't have an immediate economic impact for a big stimulus package, chris. >> let's talk about the debt reduction super committee. they're far from a deal. what's

you're talking to a boy named luke. >> i don't know a boy named luke. >> i'll be there as close to 11 possible. i will need your number so that i can call you when i'm near the bus stop. i will look for you and we will discretely go to your room and talk and talk about whatever pops up and stimulates you to whatever you want. >> you are reading me something that somebody wrote. i'm sorry to hear that. >> so i need exact bus stop near our place as i get off. i'll walk toward your street. you also must tell me how to get to your bed from there. >> well, i don't know about what everybody -- that this person has said to a 15-year-old. i never met a 15-year-old. >> well, the reason i'm curious about all of this is that i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." and we've been doing a story on computer predators adults who go online to try to meet young teenagers. now if you have anything else you'd like to say for yourself, we'd love to hear it. if not, you're obviously free to leave and go on your way. >> i'm not doing anything. no. there's not a scott patterson. >> do you have scott patterson

and luke russert has the details. what do we know? >> reporter: good afternoon, savannah. we should remind our viewers that the super committee has met in secret for the past few months, and now we are starting to learn a few deails on what exactly democrats are offering. the plan they have to hit is $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction by november 23. the democrats are now according to sources offering a plan that would cut $3 trillion from the federal deficit over the course of 10 years. how would they pay for that? it would be a mix of roughly 50% entitlement reform, 507% revenue increases. have i also heard there's a possibility of some stimulus within this plan. but most importantly, a senior democratic aide told me, look, what the democrats on the deficit reduction committee are trying to do is emmult what john boehner and barack obama were trying to do over the summer in terms of a grand bargain. democrats feel that by going out and saying we will have substantial entitlement reforms particularly on medicare is a sign saying we are willing to jump off the deep end, if

if christopher cheney is convicted he is lukely to spend his life in prison.ega has details. >> reporter: the case haunted hollywood for nearly a year, e-mail accounts of 50 victims hacked, including scarlet johannsen, and singer christina a guchlt il aguillera. they arrested the man behind it, 35-year-old christopher cheney from florida. >> cheney stole, private and personal photographs of the victims. he also took financial information, movie scripts and conversations victims believed to be private. >> reporter: this is how authorities described the scheme, cheney would break into a celebrity e-mail account using public information to guess their pass words. >> the number one way people are hacked. some one knows enough about their life that they're able to guess what their password is. >> reporter: according to an indictment, cheney rigged celebrity accounts so they would send in an instant, a copy of every e-mail received straight into his own account. using information he hacked into the accounts of their celebrity friends. authorities say cheney sent nud

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supervisor chiu:, luke's -- colleagues, you should have copies of the september 20 meeting minutes. could i have a motion to approve this? those minutes are approved. are there any communications? >> i have no communications at this time. >> could you go through our consent agenda items? >> items one through five comprise the consent agenda and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless and member of the board or public requests an item discussed separately. supervisor cohen: item three. supervisor chiu: on the remainder. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. supervisor chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. >> there are 11 auye.s supervisor chiu: the ordinances are passed, the resolution adopted. >> item 3, changing the street name to correct a discrepancy in dole street names and eliminate confusion in delivering public services. supervisor chu: in 1913, this was part of the roadway considered great highway. signs were stolen and replaced with inco

the legislation has only received luke warm gop support and republican presidential candidates are questioning the president's decision making. >> can't reelect someone who thinks the answer is a new government program. >> you have businesses who are excited about certainty relative to taxes, i think this country will take off. >> he is pushing congress to pass the entire jobs bill but republicans say they want to vote on just the proposals an which they agree. >>> apple is going to unveil his new i-phone 5. believe this or not, it's been more than a year since the iphone 4 came out. it's rumored to be slimmer with a larger screen and it wouldn't be led by steve jobs. apple's new ceo, tim cook, is expected to take the lead today. >>> in pennsylvania a bare took over a family's back deck. a bird feeder attracted the bear cub. he seemed to have fun. they eventually called police to scare him off. >>> all right. still ahead, the sun is out. your updated forecast is two and a half minutes away. >>> first, let's take a look at today's midday stocks followed by last night's multimatch numbers. ,,,,,

what a day for luke donald.ix straight birdies and coming from five strokes down to win the pga tour. to the nfl and great finish for tim tebow's broncos rallying with three minutes left to get the win in miami. the first team to do that since the merger. another first in new orleans, drew brees five td passes including this one to graham. 62 points, a saints' franchise record with the win over the colts. carolina's cam newton run itself in from 16 yards out and seven rushing td's ties a rookie quarterback record in a win over the redskins. the season is not even half over. how about dallas murray with one touchdown, but it is on a 91-yard rumble. 253 rushing yards and breaks emmett smith's record. foster with a big game with 100 yards rushing and receiving. the fourth guy ever to do that. the text anes win over tennessee. and this from my golf partner. rugby, new sze land, france in the world cup. he skids on his belly for the try. and new zealand wins the world cup 8-7. and that's your toyota sports report. we

luke o'brien. one quick comment is for the directors' report. i would suggest that when you have that many items, they should have public comment in their own right. it is not easy to make public comment on so many items that are bunched in it together. just a suggestion for future structured meetings. interesting that the previous speaker before pamela made the comment, but did agree with commissioner walker on the the 18 months. she kind of said what i was actually going to say, especially when she said keep their feet to the fire. sure. i guess we're all in agreement that we want to monitor it. your tasked with getting the best value and return for your dollar investment from the public coffers, if you will. so every company is made up of human beings, and human beings and are -- are creatures that will take the path of least resistance when it they can. so that is just something that we are all subject to as human beings. so they need to know that people are watching. they need to wake up and feel that heat and say, gosh, i have got that rep

luke's. commissioner sugaya: i don't know if i missed it at the last update, but apparently they are now in ownership of the former culinary institute building. are they supposed to be doing that? i guess you are not supposed to answer that. it is our understanding that further purchases -- i don't know what the situation is but it seems this needs to have some of vetting somewhere. the other concern is i don't know what it's historic status is, but i did not look it up to see it there was a landmark or not. the access to public spaces on the interior, that is a concern i would like to voice at this point. commissioner borden: we're always talking economic development opportunities here. there's an organization called the urban desolations. they help do voskhod improvement programs and write business plans and help them be -- that they have an event coming up called to blocks of art. all of the different galleries and restaurants will be open and there will be art displays and the goal is to

for getting it wrong. >> luke, i am your father. >> here is what darth vader really said. >> luke, ithey got it wrong. the people that wrote the movie got the line wrong. >> they got this one wrong, too. >> i never said beam me up, scotty. it's one of those things. it's an urban myth. >> in his new book, shatner rules, he says he understands why people love the line. >> it's such a lovely idea. i want out of here. i'm in an awkward situation. beam me out of here, scotty. >> and while the audience may be missing their queue, who cares if they got the wrong line? we just want to see these classics again and again. >> louis, i think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. >> i guess it's like operator, you know, when you say something to somebody and then somehow it gets twisted and that's what becomes the new reality? >> i love chris barley into the fan saying, luke, i am your father. >> i was so shocked that flow, i am your father. i was surprised by any one of those carolinlines. >> for the record, she does say hello, clarice all the time. >> >>> stoil to come on "today," fr