excuse me. excuse me. would you mind telling me what you are doing all the way out west here with a camel, friend? >> friend? did you say friend? >> pleased to meet you, sir. my name is flanagan. >> buck cannon. and i'll have another. >> apache, huh? i don't know why anybody wanting to give you a name like stinky. >> now then, you were saying -- >> it's a most unusual thing a long time ago, when i was in the king -- services of the king of afghanistan. it's a large place in south america. we had this war with the emperor of mongolia. that's a wee place in africa. tillie, my camel. >> who in his right mind would want to buy a camel? >> not everyone. not everyone. it would take a forward-looking man. one with the brains to realize a camel could change the economy of the whole w the entire cattle industry. could you explain to me how camels are going through all that? you came to town to buy a meal, did you not? >> -- mule, did you not? >> yes. >> can a mule carry a 1000 pound drink? can a mule give milk? >>

tell me. to talk about what it's like to live with a man who's physically cruel and insanely possessive. - tomorrow you see a lawyer. - no gil, i can't do that. i've asked ben for a divorce, it doesn't do any good. - you can't go on like this, i won't let you. - what am i supposed to do? you want the truth? i'm afraid of him, i'm afraid of what he'll do to me. - well i'm not afraid. i'll go to his office right now, it's time i met ben cameron. - no gil, please stay out of it. - i can't stay out of it you say, i promise. please don't go over there now. - look mona, i know what i'm doing. i just want to talk to the man. now don't worry. [music] - yes? - i'm gil larkin , mrs. cameron's accompanist, he's expecting me. - mr. cameron's on the phone right now, would you wait a minute please? late already, so if you don't mind, i'll run along. - not at all. - see that light on the phone, when that goes off, he's hung up and you can go on in. okay? - fine, thanks. - good night. - good night. - well fir

give me them irons. - you can't blame me. he was taking me back to be lynched. - uh, you don't deserve better. i step out for a minute, and harry here tries to make you more comfortable. you kick him in the head and take off. - i'll not be making mistakes of kindness again. - you, i take it, are bartholomew holgate. - who are you, mister? - my name is paladin. your name, sheriff, is... - swink. and this young fella, who's liable to blow a hole in you, is my deputy, harry dill. what's your business here? - that remains to be settled. what makes you think you'll be lynched? - the town was named after max bender. the benders are well-liked. it was his son caught my bullet. - i'll tell you what i'll do. i'll guarantee to deliver you alive to stand trial. - all right, paladin. i'll see you get your money the moment i step in the courtroom. - and what do you think the chances are of my employer here being lynched? - i think they'll try it. - will you stop them? don't ask him. - i didn't hear your answer, sheriff. - it'd be a cruel,

nobody could ever look at me, let alone love me. now... i can look at you. - could you... love me? - if there were anything to love, i could love you. when you take revenge, you take your own life. and... oh, you've got tomorrow, tomorrow and tomorrow. look at that. look at it. mmm... oh, that is the mouth of a lovely woman. - (crying) well, i wish i had the years ahead that you have. i wish a man would look at me like he looked at you... and touch me like he touched you. (chains clattering) - help... me... help... me. - ? "have gun will travel" ? ? reads the card of a man ? ? a knight without armor ? ? his fast gun for hire ? ? heeds the calling wind ? ? paladin, paladin ? ?? (gun xxxxing) ?? ?? (paladin) - but i assure you... emancipationist is? a feminist? - yes, she want to vote. - exactly, exactly, she wants to vote. - you insulted her? - no, i said... i merely explained to her that women are the heavenly roses of our earthly existence, the most precious flower in the universe, and that being the case, i couldn't, for the life

send me somewhere. anywhere. i'm begging you. okay. she'll never see me here. watch the show, then call me in the morning. oh, there's salem. maybe he won't see us. please? salem, we are not sending you to palm beach. okay, tucson, chattanooga, moosejaw, anywhere. she's your mother. she'll find you. we should visit our mother. i just don't feel like taking a long trip right now. hilda, it'll take 1/50 of a second. aunt zelda, aunt hilda. i didn't expect to find you standing right here. that's the problem when a linen closet is your portal to the other realm. now and then you need towels. hi, dashiell. how was the date? what'd you do? where'd you go? anyone get kissed? we'll leave you two alone. we're her legal guardians. we're morally obligated to snoop. i hope you had fun tonight. i know you never time-traveled before. i loved it. sliding from canada to mexico on the glacier-- except for that whole raw butt thing. you're the most amazing, wonderful girl i've ever been out with. then you must be a mind reader because that's exactly what i wanted to hear. it's a

he tried to hit me. he actually tried to hit me! stay, walter! but--but he tried to hit me! i've been known to kill, walter! come here. oh, you really-- you're saving his life, vivian! walter: oh, yeah? arthur: yeah! well, you're lucky i'm a lover and not a fighter! that's right. and you're out of shape for both. ( panting ) honey, i don't blame walter for being angry with you! vivian! not only did you not invest, at is not true! i gave him a very good reason. what? it's none of his business. oh. well, look, arthur, i'm your bride. you can tell me. all right. it's none of your business. arthur! i wasn't hiding anything, maude. i mean, i was gonna tell you about the investment. i was gonna surprise you when i doubled the money! c'mon, walter, you're lying! i can tell by the expression on your face. what expression? you only have one expression, walter. heartburn. e years we have been married, never once have you kept anything from me... successfully. will you stop exaggerating, maude? how about the time i sent that extra $900 to my first wife and i didn't tell you for six mon

but if you don't give me asylum, they're going to track me down and they're going to take me back. and idon'twant to go. we won't turn you over to anyone without knowing the whole story. thank you. chakotay... i want you to stay with her. she ses to trust you. maybe you'll be able to find out what this is all about. i hope so. keep me informed. once i've repaired the fracture of course. then i'll be fine. that should do it but since they aren't registering i guess there's no point. well. i have several days worth of innoculation records to calculate. is he gone? yes. then we're alone. can you start clearing up a few things now? i'll try. it's complicated. you see, we've met before. if that was true, i'd remember you. no, you wouldn't. you couldn't. you see, the memories of my people can't be held in the minds of other races. when we encounter others infrequently they remember us for a few hours... but then the memories fade away. we're completely forgotten by the next day. is this done through technology? telepathy? it's a factor of our biology. you see, our bodies produce a sort o

un padre que me cuidaba, me abrazaba. cantante cariÑosamente llamaba chelo. la conociÓ en mÉxico en 1974 cuando soÑaba con la fama. aÑos despuÉs, se convirtiÓ en la niÑera temporal de uno de sus hijos, y tambiÉn en su gran amiga y confidente. en este mensaje que le enviÓ hace 15 aÑos le habla de su primer encuentro con su madre y de cÓmo fue procreado. juan gabriel: adorado bebÉ, el mejor regalo que le pude dar a la mejor mamÁ. gracias a la mÚsica, tu mamÁ y yo nos conocimos allÁ por los aÑos 70 del siglo pasado. gracias a dios, aquel mes de marzo en que tu madre y yo nos unimos casi en su cumpleaÑos, y fue por atarte la vida. -- para darte la vida >> tuve un padre increÍble. mi padre era un genio, sigue siendo un genio. borja: alguna vez viste la misma casa que tu papÁ? >> mi papÁ venÍa para visitarnos, comÍamos como familia, y vamos a lugares juntos. tuve una bonita relaciÓn con mi papÁ. muy feliz, son las memorias mÁs bonitas de mi vida. ♪ tocaba la puerta, y allÍ estaba Él. me abrazaba, me besaba. es una de las memori

hey, let go of me! don't give me cause, ma'am. hey, manager! under detention. let go of me! i got her, mr. g. did you steal something? no! check the crenshaws in aisle three, mr. g. all right, all right. let go of her. do you have a melon under there, lady? ifif do, it's certainly gonna be a surprise to my old man, 'cause that's not what he planted six months ago! let's examine the facts, shall we? are you crazy?! you want a lawsuit ononour hands? that's right! a lawsuit for false harassment. now, there is no melon bulge here. now,w,m i right? i ought to call your agency. look, it was a judgment call, mr. g. the top melon was missing, she emerges from the aisle. a judgment call. five days, sir. a little less enthusiasm, okay? i was in a video arcade, you know, playing g e games. from when to when? i was loaded. i don't know. is that the extent of your alibi? what's wrong with it? nothing, but it would help if we could prove it. so go ask him. find the manager. maybe he saw me. do you know his name or have his description? i don't know it, okay? maybe i was in my room. maybe

give me that key. get me out of these. you could have saved yourself a lot of trouble, mister. - string up the killer. - no! roden, i'll tell you again what the marshall told you. if my prisoner hangs, you'll all hang. 'i'll follow you the rest of my life.' think what you're doing. i know what i'm doing. your son's watch. is the law stealili watches? take your watch, dan. this is your watch? no. roden, i found this where your son was shot. don't listen to him. i aint been near that place in a year. (cheyenne) 'i found it where the body was lying.' . he lost his watch and i gave him mine. you lie. ed's watch was in his pocket when i bururd him. [dramatic music] give me that gun. it's your fault! you gave him everything! nothing left for me! [gunshot] let the law have him. [dramatic music] [dramatic music continues] [gunshot] [gunshot] [thud] - we a a't far from a doctor. - i'm alright, pop. [horses galloping] [gunshot] [dramatic music] (cheyenne) 'roden.' i guess i'm the one to go to santa loma. you'll have no trouble with

randall, get me out of here. forward. back. forward. randall, do you hear me? get me out of here. get me out of here, you hear? forward. forward. hyah! that's it. give it a little bit more. i wanna thank you for your help this afternoon. i was a little wet, but it didn't do me ananharm. you a lawman? oh. i take it you boys don't care for 'em. i've never met one i'd turn my back on. you don't look any different. who's the man they're hanging in bannach? his partner, a fella named murdoch. gillette walked off with five pounds of gold and left a body that was supposed to be him. fixed is up so murdoch got the blame. nice fella. he takes knowing. day. ( laughs ) something wrong? why don't you tell him? no need for it to come as a surprise. if we're lucky, real lucky, we'll be there friday night, late friday night. well, you'rereust gonna have to make more speed and get there sooner. not with this cargo. i don't care about that cargo. what about my man? we're being paid to deliver this load. nothing stands before it. well, if i don't deliver that man, they're gonna hang a friend of min

me give me give me." ladies and gentlemen, for my grand finale, i'm going to attempt to juggle three objects of completely different size and shape. i'm going to attempt to juggle a chicken, and an m & m. [ laughter ] [ applause ] plain. [ laughter ] no romance tonight. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ applause ] [ music ] >> thank you sean, finally made it. [ music ] thank you doc. my next guest-- my next guest, was the playmate of the month in the november issue of playboy magazine. she's currently featured in a new motion picture by michael crichton, called "looker." we have the magazine here, and i could show you the pictures, but we are still on network. the pictures are very lovely. but we have not progressed to that point yet where we can show the unclothed. [ laughter ] >> unclathed, that's a new word. >> the unclathed, yes. >> that could have been on your list. >> unclathed means you wish they were unclothed. [ laughter ] we can't show that. she's a lovely lady. would you welcome, jeana tomasino. [ mu

ming up to me telling me "he's going to kill you." i stayed out on the ice for about two hours scared to freaking death. yeah? i finally cut out the back door. i'm hauling ass home. it's snowing real bad. and i hear him. ing after me. and there i was, in the snow, alone. and i fell and he grabbed me and just when he was about to cave my skull in the snow all around gogo red and blue and there was a cop in a car and he says to charpelli "let him go"o" and then he drove along with me home about two blocks away. man, from then on whenever kids trashed them in school in my mind, i'd say, "no, copaare okay" because i thought that they really were there to protect and serve. they are. how can you say that? it's a childish ideal. i'm sorry for having believed in it for so long. don't quit on me here. it's gone. you took it away. that's when they plan to hit the store? yep. you've been more than cooperative. when this is done t be there when you make the pinch. you've got to. i may be causing a good cop to go bad. good cops don't go bad. this

excuse me. i'm looking for a woman with silky blonde hair alabaster skin, and eyes a man can get lost in. r? i used to be her. but i guess you want helen chappel. she runs the lunch counter here. thank you. hi. hi. here's your french toast and your eggs. hi. hi. okay, what can i get you? nothing. uh, do i know you? i'm mark, your waiter from the crabhouse. you were there a few months ago. i served you. crabs. oh, yeah. right. i just came by to say hi. hi. hi. close your eyes, and you'd swear you were at the algonquin round table. oh, my god. look at that woman. that's roy's ex-wife. hold it, hold it. somebody actually married roy? hey there, roy, over at your counter oh, my god, it is sylvia. hackett, don't let her see me. the last time we were together, she sicced her rottweiler on me. fay: that's your ex-wife? she's so elegant and refined and attractive and, uh... is it so hard to believe she was married to me? yeah. what did she do, lose a bet? hey, what's going on? it's roy's ex-wife. can yo

well, let me warn you. once you get involved, lucille dumont will see to it that you're kept very busy with committee work. i like the feeling of being useful. after all, our little daughter will be using that playground equipment someday. hey, sam, darrin says we need more sandwiches. oh, hi, there, ladies. t. right. look. i've got a very short fuse, and it's burning! but, mr. parkinson -- i'm a very busy man, and my time's worth a lot of money. i'm gonna send mcmann & tate a bill for the half hour i've been waiting, and in another five minutes, i go on double time! i'll try to reach them for you, mr. parkinson. [ telephone ringing ] oh, excuse me. i'll get it, honey. oh, thanks, sweetheart. let's see. hello. yeah, we're here. darrin: mr. parkinson's there? well, i guess never the twain shall meet. it's parkinson. oh, give him my regards. mm-hmm. sure, i'll talk to him. hello, parky. how are you? larry sends his regards. oh, now, cool it, parkinson. excuse me. but today just isn't the day for a conference.

do you want me to transfer, captain? do you want me to quit? uh, to be honest, i'm not sure where you're headed. for now, i just want your report on my desk. i don't know if i can work for you. i don't know if you can, either. i'm sorry i disappointed you. tina... you're pretty inexperienced in some areas. maybe. but i'm not a hypocrite. the department set me up to use my sex, and then when i use it... you all freak. i cannot believe a atory as big as this one where a police officer catches a little baby falling out of a high window, saves the baby's life -- they don't have nothing more than two-column inches at the bottom of page 37? what am i gonna do about that? you didn't have a picture. gonna start carrying a polaroid in the unit. tell me about it. i captured an escaped con today. nice going. uh, bring youruremo book and all accompanying paperwork tomorrow. irwin... franan you and joyce done? done. i'll be there till midnight, but she's done. frank, joyce called while you werereownstairs. kyoto at 7:00 is fine, and, uh, you got taken to th

god can't help me. [ bleep ] god can't help me.elp me. >> they are not really there, man. they're not. they not. you're going to be all right though, i'm going to tell you that. >> coming up -- >> because i quit working for him. he got my soul. i sold my soul to the devil. >>> there is no mistaking the cleveland's cuyahoga county correction's center is a place of confinement. but greg mclemore's confinement has grown considerably tighter. jail officials gave him 15 days on 23 and 1 lockup for the role in the assault on inmate nick dicillo. less than 48 hours later he's been brought to the mental health unit for observation. >> he smeared feces all over his room. wrote satan on his wall. and he's saying that he's not going into his cell, because satan comes at night. now we're waiting on psych. >> mclemore will soon meet with mental health nurse practiceary geena who will decide if he will be admitted to the mental health unit or return to confinement. >> tina is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. nurse practitioners have prescriptiv

- me pay? got a pass. (laughter) - i always say some people are born to defeat and others have it thrust upon them. i seem to go both ways. however, i am no quitter when it comes to wakening my generation. it was obviously simply a question of finding the right voice. at first look, it might seem difficult. but when you really think about it, nothing is impossible when those around you truly believe. - not for all the money in the world. (laughter) - what you say your name was again? - uh, gidget lawrence. - i don't got no billy white fan club that got you as president. - well i was just elected this week. - oh yea? congratulations. - by almost 400 votes. - oh, what do you got for billy, a sit in? a band of bond demonstration? peace march? - it's a little hard to explain out here. - it's a little hard to explain anywhere. - are you ready? - well. mr. songs? kind of. (laughter) well anyway, i'm president of a school civics club and well, that's what we're here to talk to you about. - i know all about it, fr

and to me that allowed me to be who i was that day.nd it occurred to me that i never thanked the parents of my executives for the gift of their child to pepsico. so i came back and started to write my reports and senior executives and writing the story , my cultural background what , happened when i went to india then i wrote a personal paragraph what their child was doing and said thank you for the gift of your child to our company. and it opened the floodgate of emotions. parents started to communicate directly with me, and it has been an amazing experience because i now write to about 400 executives. david: you write a letter to their parents. what do the executives say? don't do that or , i'm glad you told my parents how well i'm doing? indra: our executives get very emotional about it because the parents never received such a letter, and it is always a positive report card. i won't write anything else. the parents are so delighted about getting the letter they tell neighbors and uncles and aunts, and then the executive says, my go

and three, you know me. you love me. i'm your daughter. you should believe me. oh, carol. carol, i believe you. that's better. just don't let it happen again. all right, all right. this is a crazy house. i live in a crazy house. hello, have you met my mother? she's crazy. walter, walter, i love carol, and i have never, ever doubted her. but walter, there was a man in her room last night. i'm positive. what's that, darling? raise her rent. you know, darling, there is a god, and he is capable of getting you. so just in case he's passing over tuckahoe, don't push it. ( doorbell ) i knew it. i knew it. carol has a guilty conscience, and she's coming back to apologize. walter, fix your hair. darling, i forgive you. i forgive you. how did you know we broke all the buttons? a lucky guess. eddie, isn't there some mistake? i don't have anything at the cleaners. it's for your houseguest. the duchess of naugatuck. our mrs. naugatuck? the duchess of naugatuck? yeah. where is she? eddie, have you been sniffing the spot remover again? don't worry. i won't blab it around. she told me the

you can't stop me now you can't stop me now no no you can't stop me now yu can't stop me now ? ? you can't stop me now no you can't stop me now you can't stop me now [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lecrae! lalah hathaway! "can't stop me now" is out now. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job

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me pay $100 damage without even giving me a fair deal. your own daughter says that. - all she is that circumtstantial evidence-- - bud has a point. in here it says that in our country, a shadow of a doubt. - now betty, please. - she's right, isn't she, dad? - yes, of course. but in this ... what do you want us to do? have you arrested so you can have a trial? - no. i would like a fair shake. - hey, why don't we put on a trial? - betty,now-- - no, really. bud'll feel better if we convict him fairly. and it'll help me. i can write this up for my theme on the court system. oh, let's do it. - well, would you feel you were getting a fair shake if we did this? gave you a trial? , sure. it'd be better than what i'm getting now. - all right. we'll do it. you left school til the time you got home? - are you just going to stand there and pry into my personal affairs? - look, i'm trying to help you, stupid! if you want to spend the best years of your life - i'm sorry. i'm sorry. - that's better. now, if you were at the gym, we can prove that by the

that's why she took me out of the mine and gave me a gun. ill me, he's lying. there'd be somebody to take my place, and somebody after that. i tell you he's lying. you know i'm telling the truth. you'll wind up in t t dirt, and she'll wind up with a man that kills you. what are you listening to him for? kill him! everybody knows it, everybody except you. he's tryingngo turn us against each other. what's your deal, bodie? you u n't run this mine by yourself. you've got to have help. we'll keep it for ourselves, split it 50/50.. he's bluffing, lele it's yours and mine. he never meant anything to me. i swear it. save your breath. he's not telling me anything i didn't know. i i ew where i stood the first time i saw you look at him. i'm taking the mine and throwing you out.. little mixed up. wiwiy, shoot him. ? what are you waiting for, willy? you heard what she said. shoot me and then you can move in. that's right, willy. you can move in. iris and willy are dead, bodie. there's only the two of us left. do we stst out? no. that's fine with me. holster your guns. ? t

you're the one who's been giving me rash. get away from me. -but the show started. -i don't care, i'm not gonna do a show. (theme song music) - [voiceover] the jack benny program! (applause) - thank you, thank you very much ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the show. the first thing they say is, "a funny thing "happened to me on the way to the studio." well, it seems that nothing funny ever happens to me on the way to the studio. on the way home, yes. (audience laughs) and then there's nobody to tell it to, except rochester. (audience laughs) so, with 30 million viewers, i'm nothing. but with my butler, i'm a sensation. oh, well. ladies and gentlemen, a few days ago, during a meeting in my office, we got to talking about the days of radio, how different it was from television. you see, in radio, we rely heavily on imagination. with just a few words, we could create a whole... a whole picture. you know, a picture in your mind. for example, i'd like to play for you, a recording of an actual scene that i heard don, would you bring out that phonograph, please? (applau

[chuckles] you've been asking about me. 'oh?' clerk told me. that's more than he told me. of course. he's a friend of mine. shh. - what is it, wes? - i've got to talk to ya. some other time. it's-it's late, and i'm sleepy. you're wrong about that shooting, claire. not tonight, wes. please? alright, if that's the way you feel about it. - you know where to find me. - goodnight. [soft music] i prefer it the other way. i need the light to find my way out. - goodnight. - what's wrong? i didn't know you were wes' girl. i'm not. i'd sure like to believe that. why shouldn't you? looked pretty obvious to me. i happen to like wes. more important, i want him to like me. but, if you're anxious to leave...i'm not holding you. i'm not anxious to leave. tomorrow i'll ask questions. if i...get the right answers, i'd like to come back. . - morning, deputy. did you check the jail? mike said to tell you he's real sorry. he's only sorry he didn't look behind him. still like your job? better than that, i like the town. i've been looking for a place to lay for a long time. - i think maybe i've

i thought you were going to ask me to leave. me away why would i do that? . i never chasedyouaway. i chased nog. you just happened to be with him. so, unless you're planning on flicking sandpeas at the passing throng you're welcome to stay here as long as you like. you miss him, don't you? nog? maybe a little. a little! there isn't a day goes by that i don't see him standing here, pining g ay for that no-good nephew of mine. i'm not hereeveryday. no-- just four or five times a week. if you ask me, nog should never have gone off to the academy. you lost a friend and i lost a good waiter. nog will be back-- wearing a starfleet uniform. i'm proud of what he's doing. remember that the next time you try and play dom jot by yourself. you don't want me hanging around herere? fine. i'll do my thinking someplace else. poor kid. i suppose that's what you get t r having friends. meaning what? that when you think you can count on them they go off and leave you. have any friends. look who's talking. dad, i'm home. [captioning sponsored by the u.s. department of education i'm afraid i'm not your

me from behind, snatching me down. i fell and he fell. >> i landed up on my wrist and at that time the sergeants came in to escort me to the hospital. we later found out it was broken. >> officer may's future would include several weeks of desk duty. evans was immediately placed in security segregation. or s-seg. a short time later he complained of an injured shoulder. when officers came to escort him to medical, evans was upset he was being blamed for the fight with the other inmate. >> i'm in s-seg? why am i in s-seg, not the person i was fighting? >> who started it? >> he did. >> when i got there, you had the broom around his neck. >> i didn't have a broom around his neck, the broom was on the floor, he fell on it. i when grabbed the broom, i took it from him. the whole pod seen that. i can't wait to go in front of mcintyre with this one. >> evans is not laughing for long. due to be released from jail in just eight days, he was charged with a new crime, felonious assault against officer may. his stay at cuyahoga cou

you and me, that's who. so who's gonna send me to jail? you and me? where could he be? he's been gone for 24 hours. hello, bubba? how you doing, buddy? this is lamont. fine. say, listen, uh, is grady over there at your place? well, have you seen him? well, see, we had an argument yesterday, and he stormed out of the house, and i haven't seen him since. i was wondering if you had seen him. huh? where? of course i looked in the house, bubba, he's not here. [knock on door] oh, wait a minute. i hear a knock on the door now. that's probably him. thanks a lot, bubba. bye. all right, i'm coming. ere yet? no, aunt esther. i thought you were him. don't make matters worse, lamont. well, where could he be? i have no idea. he could be in a million places. have you looked there? he's probably out sinning with that ill-gotten money. well, just promise me one thing, aunt esther. just promise me that you won't tell grady that i told you about that extra social security check that he got. don't worry. i won't say a word. good. hey, good morning! hello, lamont. hello, esther. grady wilso

es un hombre que me ama, me respeta y me quiere. se comprometa conmigo. [gritos] presentador: hasta nervioso estoy yo! te estÁ diciendo si quieres casarte con el! [grito] luis: si quisieras casar conmigo? marÍa:sí! [gritos] presentador: ese es el beso de la uniÓn. ese es el beso que va mÁs allá. lo mÁs importante es que estás sana por dentro. eso es lo mÁs importante. marÍa, felicidades! luis, eres un grande amigo. a la mujer se la respeta por lo que es y tÚ la que existe como fuera a marÍa. eso es un hombre seÑores, eso es un caballero! inviten a la boda por favor! seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ crest presenta maaaaaa..... ¿qué pasa robotito? no uso esa pasta de dientes... del pasado!!! (con tono medio robótico) ahí me di cuenta que necesitaba... cambiar a crest. descubre la protección de crest contra caries, mal aliento y sarro. pruébala, porque crest funciona. crest presenta ¿por qué estás borrando esas fotos? porque mis dientes están amarillos. ¡prueba 3d white! la pasta de dientes y el enjuague crest 3d white diamon

excuse me. there's a bad stomach bug or something. [ clears throat ] more about her, just an old friend he ran into at a bar. she told him to put the word out that she's dealing with stolen credit cards. anyway, i run the name dolores chapman through the computer -- bingo. out of harrisonville six weeks. just did eight months on a bad check beef. i talked to the parole officer. oh, there's a real prize, let me tell you. the guy probably has trouble dressing himself. at least he's got dolores' sister's address. i drop in, there's dolores watching "wheel of fortune." norm. yeah, we got the seller, captain. so this guy knocks on my door. i answer it. he says he wants to buy some credit cards, and i says "i don't know nothing about no credit cards," and why would i? so he leaves. how do you think he got your room number, knew to ask for you? i don't know. maybe somebody's trying to set me up. i mean, everybody's got enemies. kind of a big coincidence, don't you think, dolores, huh? cop comes asking

next time you abandon me, give me notice. we've got a cab waiting. and how come five days? it only takes three hours to fly there. we've got to go over this again? she does not like to fly. you can't force a prisoner to fly if sheheefuses. why not hanson or ioki with no family? what family? it's just me and you. sorry. i didn't mean that. except for the two years you dumped me for todd. i don't like sleeping alone. i sleep... i sleep on the couch. we've got to wait until we're sure. both: that's where we made our last mistake. ahem. i got to go. fine. call me. finei'll call you. every two hours? ( slap ) i don't think she'll give you any trouble. she was up all night writing to her boyfriend. her husband. yeah, right. got anything on him? heading south on the interstate. he's probably headed to florida. cory, officers hoffs and penhall. cory: hi. nice to meet you. a car will take you to the bus terminal. i'll sign her r er to you right now. thanks for the sweater. no problem. doug, why did you pack so much? i didn't. thanks. cycle world? closest thing thanks. they had to vo

what do you want from me? tell the officer in commanan that the colonel could not spare a soldier to deliver the message. and bring pete back as soon as they let him out. put two more names on that safe conduct. ramon santalban and wife. gracias. yeah? [chuckles] what the well-dressed girl will not wear crossing the border. pete. hello, cheyenne. we going somewhere? - that's right. - that's good. - she going with us? - that's right. - you alright,t,ete? - you bet. i didn't like that place, cheyenne. they wanted me to remember. i was awful tempted to remember. - but i didn't. - you did real fine. [chuckles] your wagon is in the back and the passengers are there. good. word. you know he'll come back and burn this place down. my friends and i are of no further use here. it is time we join the others in the mountains. maybe i'll see you there. i've got one more transport trip to make. cheyenne, i.. bye, professor. thanks. adios, mississippi. i would be very sorry not to see you again, senorita. well, now, don't be

do you want me to forget it? do you want me to forgive my husband's murder? it's what you're doing to the boy!! hate's bad enough in one generation, ma'am. what'll happen if it spreads to two? to dick richardson. i ain't forgotten what he done not only to me and laura, but to the other folks back home. milford, i won't have any trouble e this train, and i'd like to get your word that you won't start any. well, i... i ain't lookin' for any. but i ain't makin' any promises either! well, i've told you, i don't want any trouble, and i mean exactly t tt. involve two parties discussing something? why not give you some say? or let your driving do the talking. liberty mutual righttrack? finally puts you in control. with savings of up to 30%, with an initial discount just for signing up. visit a local office or call liberty mutual today at liberty stands with you?. why didn't i listen to you i didn't listen. and wait till after the baby came? now, molly. rockin' and buckin'. i'm scared, dick. i'm scared! major adams: ho! ho. what's going on back there? whoa! i'll be r

me. - be glad to. - that way. you've gone far enough across my land. you want me to double-back? i don't like saddle-tramps that drive herd across my range. - 'now get moving.' - you heard mr. storm. [dramatic music] scatter 'em. [gunshots] [music] dad. stay up there till you're told. hush now, johnny, that's no way to talk. - put that gun up, y'hear? - but, he rode in-- this man's been hurt. what is it, john? a stranger. looks like he's had an accident. fix the spare room. lie back here now. easy. unfasten his gun belt, johnny. don't worry, it'll be right here. where'd you have this accident? on your neighbor's land. fellow named storm. only it wasn't any accident. no, i don't guess it was. lift up. ttle tender. guess i must have busted a couple of ribs. - oh, my. - johnny, you're all thumbs. let me. now, just relax. we'll have this off in a jiffy. oh, johnny, dear, you'd better ride into town for the doctor. i should say it's a little tender. look at that bruise. h as losing my stock. h

me, cheap. she called me cheap! walter... cheap, cheap! walter, calm down now. i can't stand that word! walter, it's all over... ( continues yelling ) it's all right, maudie. i've seen this happen to soldiers who still thought they were in the combat zone. me, cheap?! cheap! cheap! settle down, fella. the war's over. we're going back to the states. you're gonna see nell and the twins and the old homestead-- oh, shut up, arthur! see, it worked. ( car honks ) that sounds like my car. that could either be vivian or a car thief. if i don't hear a crash, it's not vivian. ( screeches, crashes ) thank goodness, it wasn't stolen! oh, sorry, maude. y time i think of miserable marta, i get all steamed up. oh, come on, now, walter, if she was so miserable, how come you stayed married to her for 11 years? well, frankly, maude, she was the sexiest woman i ever met. the second sexiest. uh, she was avis to your hertz. ( doorbell rings ) you think about that, walter. and if you wanna stay in the driver's seat, the answer better be hertz. uncle henry! walter: uncle henry! surpri

do me a favor. tell detective russell to be in the locker room for the next few minutes... and let the boss know that i need to see him. great. up this way. i'm james liery! it's 11:24 a.m! requesting an attorney in front of witnesses! tell 'em about your nose. hey, boss. who's this? this is james liery. i was investigating a complaint on a firearms discharge. he had an ak-47 on hisised. yeah. i use it for a pillow. james liery requesting his prprious right to counsel. [knocks] why'd he want me out of sight? - he just brought in jimmy liery. - what? you don't know anything about it. - hank's bringing him a phone. - what are you doing, bobby? i was working a complaint. liery answered the door. -so you turnrn around and left. -he had a machine gun. in plain sight. we took a complaint on this xxxxxxx about a week ago, lieu, for almost beating a guy half to death. nt's gonna hold, then bring in the vic. have him pick out liery for the assault. never mind i'm working the guy undercover. call jane wallace

-- me. hey, wait a minute. wait a minute. no, that's-- that's not right. i love you, but-- my headache is gone. it's gone. my headache is gone. you hate me. no, no. i don't hate you. don't you understand, pop? things that you do, and i had all of that bottled up inside of me. oh, son, i'm so happy. now i know what happened to lilian. lilian--lilian isn't gonna die. dr. whitfield is gonna save her life. he'll pull her through. listen, you get this house cleaned up 'cause it's time for the show now. oh, i'm not gonna sit up here and watch this show because i want-- shh! attention: are you eligible for medicare? changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a

me mind? - thank you. - you've gotta be you. - what a nice guy. - but it's your turn to tuck me in. - well, i'll be home before that. oh, thank you, darling, it was a wonderful dinner. and i love both of you. - george, webster, tonight was terrific. - goodnight! - goodnight! - night! (audience laughs) - george, are you okay? - huh? yeah, yeah, sure. - you're not mad that ma'am went off, are you? - no, no, no. - good, 'cause you don't have to be. you still have me, ya know. - it's 2am, it seems like ten. would you like to come in? oh, already in! - no, thank you, i better get to bed. - oh, well, maybe i could help you. - you are a very sweet woman. (laughs) was that funny? - you're a very sweet man. - so. - so. it's late, i guess we better get some sleep. goodnight. (soft thump) (audience laughs) (snoring) (sighs) - george, went to see bob. more work on the book. more work on the book. on the book. (doorbell rings) - there's someone at the door. tell you what? i'll get it. hi uncle jerry! - goo

me. i've -- roger's never said anything like that around me. >> so what do you think when you heard this? >> i've worked for roger for 20 years. best boss i've ever had. i stand behind roger 100%. o'reilly, geraldo rivera, greta van susteren, sean hannity, all lined up to back the boss. and fox news' brit hume tweeted, "why didn't she quit and sue instead of suing only after she got fired?" >> if you speak up when you're first hired, you're considered a troublemaker. if you speak up when you leave, it's considered sour grapes. >> reporter: as soon as carlson filed her lawsuit against ailes, fox news parent company 21st century fox launched an internal investigation. >> i think from that moment forward, the die was cast. i mean, they kind of knew that if you went digging you were going to find something. >> reporter: and what the law firm conducting the investigation found was at least a dozen women willing to talk. some of whom had strikingly similar stories about roger ailes. >> it gave

set me up from the jump. sister and sam okay this guy for me making the loan. next thing i know, he ain't paying xxxx. this is joe fernandez. now they all agitated. joe fernandez short 'cause lopez taking his action away behind that coalition. i wanna look out for my money i loaned. did they tell you to kill this guy? i was at the sister's last night. sam come by saying lopez be at the site tomorrow shaping for jobs. - did they tell you to kill him? - i was drunk! they had me half-crazy. wound him up like the energizer bunny. ray, did bluestone give you the gun? or the sister? - my gun. - you sure you don't wanna lie about that? i swear to god i wish i'd never won that money. brought me nothing but worry and misery. the perfect frame. makes me sick. who knows? maybe they break out in hives being around an honest man. such an easy patsy, though, this poor dope harvey. i knew this bookmaker, john riley. when somebody won big, john'd make a big fuss paying 'em off. give him a good cigar, next day's racing form. he'd say to me afterwards, "i'm just letting 'em hold

you're making me jealous. i'm thinking you like her more than you like me. heh. heh. hello. i need you to do me a favor. remember what we were talking about at the coffee shop? no. think a second. i have no idea what you're talking about. marisa tomei! [susan] what? nothing. nothing. oh, yeah. yeah, what about her? well, i think i'd like to do it. what? what! george, no way. you're engaged. coffee. that doesn't mean anything. elaine-- forget it. elaine! elaine! don't! oh! oh! the judge! i hate this guy. i can't believe you're buying your father a car. and best of all, it's a cadillac. a cadillac? wow! about it. i thought you were doing o.k. i just didn't think you were in this kind of, you know, uh... position. eh, it's just money. so when are you getting back from florida? i don't know. play it by ear. why? i don't know. things seem a little more exciting when you're around. that's all. are you o.k.? sure, sure. what was that? quiet. quiet. hey, you know the guy who lives here? yeah. all morning i've been waiting. all morning. a guy says he's going to be home, i show up, an

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let me get this straight. you felt so bad about the other night that you came all the way down here to give me money to give to the pinball machine man. if you don't mind. no, of course not. the pinball man is always running himself ragged bringing you kids extra napkins or refilling your free drinks. so you don't mind. hilda: well, i think we should. i'm against it. that guy gives me the willies. fine. you're the one who wants a date. you're right. okay, let's do it. "love is special, love is alive. send me cupid for 5.95." ( sobbing ) you look awful. hilda. it's his busy time of year. oh, that's not it. i was just left at the altar. my fiance ran off with a policeman. she never could resist a man in clothes. it's a formal wedding. had enough. getting out of the love business. there you go. one debt erased. but i can't ask valerie to return the dress. she loves it too much. you could sew a duplicate. sew? i can't even staple correctly. sewing's easy. i just sewed a bedskirt last weekend. do your aunts have a

the man who was attacking me let me go. and they both ran up the stairs. do you know anyone named jimmy? no. lucy, have you ever been in the time bar? i stopped in there the other day. you talk to anybody? no. i just went in to look. did you take this from the time bar? no. was this that serial killer? we're not sure. ecked out. we'll be in touch. good for you, fighting them off. psst. what do we got? the matchbook was planted. there was an accomplice. did she see faces? the attacker might have been white. one of the attackers said the name "jimmy." there's no jimmys or james in this case except for james carlin who owns the time bar. so carlin's involved. we're gonna talk to him, boss. nothing. no one saw the perps. he's pretty shook up. dexter copeland. one in the leg. jones, medavoy. lyle, lyle trotter. are you guys i.a.b.? no, we're with the 15th squad. what happened here, lyle? the gun just went off. he died right in front of me. let's take it from the top. what brought you here? s like you didn't comply. i figure he robs me, then puts one in my head,

oh made for me yeah oh made for me yeah made for me made for me ? ? ain't it funny how strangers and ain't it funny ? ? i don't ever wanna let it go ain't love strange oh ain't love strange ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stanaj! that's how you do it, pal. "the preview" ep is available now. stanaj! we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] [ zaps ] barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha-- just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv u.s. cellular, then the big-box. no, no big-box! we get trampled, you doof! ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. and get a tablet for a penny. you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks, my thanks to justin timberlake, tracey ullman. stanaj once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania! stay tuned for "late night with th thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, e

just leave me alone. just stay away from my father and me. i don't want to hear you or even see you, is that clear? what are you doing? just airing out my blankets, that's all. something was eating the skin off me all night last night. say, you suppose the major's found a river crossing yet? i don't know. you know, charlie, you're gonna have to get wet when we do cross the murdock. sure. what's that got to do with it? well, thinking about the way you and water feel about each other, i just... surprised you're in such a hurry to get there. you're worse than the major is. where are you going? take a walk before supper. don't go far; i'm cooking something special. charlie, that's my favorite dish. i know that. you mean you cooked it just for me? yeah. charlie, i couldn't get along with you. ( chuckling ) he doesn't know i like 'em too. is your father around somewheres, miss? he's over there, washing up. thank you kindly. can i help you? no, i just wanted a friendly word oh, thanks. is there something you wanted? uh, no, but there was something i

me casÉ con un americano y me quiso asesinar. me robÓ.cuchar la historia de tu primo, lo que estÁ pasando, alejandra, te pido a ti tambiÉn porque sé que es muy importante para luis. sÉ que el dÍa de ayer que te contactamos, cuando le decÍas a la productora diciendo que ibas a contestar la llamada, sÉ que lloraste. se que te duele, sÉ que sufres al igual que luis. me gustarÍa, producciÓn, que seamos insistentes y lo vamos a seguir haciendo hasta que logremos unir a todas las familias del mundo. vamos a estar en el aire una hora y cuarto mÁs. por favor, si podemos intentar en este momento que estÁ luis, una Última llamada por última ocasiÓn. despuÉs de escuchar esta historia, imagÍnate, fer, que hace tres meses quizÁs luis no hubiese podido estar aquÍ, estarÍa muerto. dime si no te sentirÍas mal por no haber podido hablar con tu primo y yo no le podÍas decir las cosas que le puedes decir ahora y tienes la oportunidad. intÉntalo. vamos a lograrlo juntos. vamos a hacerlo aquÍ. por mientras te voy a dar un abrazo. te quedas con nosotros a cena

now, you listeteto me. you quit me bothering me about this sheep business. this is my problem, not yours. you hear me? here's to you, slim. amigo, i have thought it over. now is the time to speak. this is what i wish to speak to you u out. that's baa-baa's bell, isn't it? i think so. excuse me, slim. i want to talk to you. where is she? oh, i do not know. where'd you get this? - i find it, amigo. - where? in the place that is called tyler's spring, in the road at porterstown. - do you know the place? - yeah. yeah. she was very thirsty, so i stopped for her to drink water. yeah. yeah. go on. it was in the spring where carmelita was drinking. why didn't you tell me that before? amigo, you was talking to theheeautiful se?orita. here. you buy some strings for your guitar, huh? s?, se?or. hey, listen, slim, i... yeah. yeah. baa-baa. ? mr. randall, mr. randall ? ? he's looking for a shee? ? by the name of baa-baa-baa-baa ? ? and he'e'looking for that sheep ? ? he been looking by the river ? ? he been looking by the dell ? you know why, amigo? ? because i gave him

don't tell me that, sam, i saw you. whoever you saw, it wasn't me. and this is one time i'm telling you the unvarnished truth. ? ha, move along...ha! ha! ho! ? you're not going to tell me this is the river. it don't make sense. i made out this drive every foot of the way. just don't make sense. what are we gonna do? well, the only thing we can do: go on to the next river. how far? forty miles. it's three days. they'll make it, they... they have to. the cattle won't make it. you know how long it's been since they've had water? bodie, you're the expert. maybe you can tell us why there's no water here. it's august. you mean to tell me you knew all along this river was dry and you didn't say anything about it? it's trail boss' job to find water. besides, you wouldn't have listened to me anyway. i've had enough if you have. shall we make it a one-round fight? i'm sure this solves everything. now, what about water? there's water further on. i know, 40 miles further on, the herd will never make it. there's a river seven miles from here, half a day due east.