-milo. his name is milo. sean delaney: it's not enough to condemn the ira. nor is it enough to condemn the protestant extremists. it's up to both sides to come together ut an end to the horror and the bloododed. each of us must ask ourselves, how far are we willing to go to put a stop to the madness? [applause] -well mr. delaney, now that you've braved the lion's den, i hope you don't find her majesty's hospitality too distasteful. -and we appreciate it. we know the solution to the problem in ulster can only come through the efforts of men like yourself. -excuse me. charlie? -i've got to talk to your brother. sean? the assassin's name is milo. he's no ordinary hitter. he's a specialalt. ed the irish freedom brigade. -three years ago, those bloody killers blew up one of our barracks near the falls road. 14 of our men were killed. over 100 were injured. -i remember that tragedy. -the only description we have is that composite sent to us by british intelligence in belfast. -well what am i supposed to do with it? -well you're going to have to cancel your rally.

oh, my gosh. >> milo really is cute. >> milo has gone all out. the other ones have half costumes on. not milo. >> oh, come on, milo. >> give him some turkey. >> oh, yeah. milo is going to have just about whatever he wants being that >>> often my pitches are stuffed with puns. the tur-key to it is not to potato the mike. carve your way from one to the other. some can be good, others can be cran berry good. >> doing the thanksgiving pun challenge. >> they were inspired by another video they saw. they're going to take words you would usually associate with thanksgiving and try to make puns >> yam. >> i am really tired of this already. >> i yam what i yam. >> okay. >> stuffing. >> every time i go to the table, i be stuffing my face. >> that's not a pun. >> you can't just stuff things in there. >> no. >> no. >> turkey. >> oh, my god. >> i have really good eye corn-ation. >>> what better company this holiday weekend than time with yourself. >> i'm celebrating self-giving. >> she's going it thanks for herself. good time. >>> thanksgiving makes me so exc

milo york is gonna kill... ranger! yeah. that's who milo york is gonna kill. hoby w wt out to milo york's farm. he had to be sure the gerald was guilty of the burglaries. and if in trying to prove it, he ran into milo, well, hoby wanted to get it over with, one way or another. i'll take your head now. right there. now really easy like, raise your arms out from your sides. drop your gun. (gun thuds) you got it wrong, york. sure i have. now just as easy, do it! do it quickeke alright, outside. and keep your hands where i can see 'em. alright now, mr. big ranger. start walking. go on. ?? collect for my son. york i think you oughtta know thth he was guilty. i found the stolen stuff where he hid it. is that a fact? yeah, that's why he ran when i hollered at him. nuh-uh. you got it wrong. he didn't stop cause he was scared. then what was he doing in the hotel in the first place? he was lookin' for me. he was trying to keep his daddy outta trouble. now ain't that a boy for you? it does seem like he deserved better than you at that. maybe. but you ain't the one to say

not milo. >> oh, come on, milo. >> give him some turkey. >> oh, yeah. milo is going to have just about whatever he wants being that cute. >>> often my pitches are stuffed the tur-key to it is not to potato the mike. carve your way from one to the other. some can be good, others can be cran berry good. >> doing the thanksgiving pun challenge. >> they were inspired by another video they saw. they're going to take words you would usually associate with thanksgiving and try to make puns out of them. >> yam. >> i am rely already. >> i yam what i yam. >> okay. >> stuffing. >> every time i go to the table, i be stuffing my face. >> that's not a pun. >> you can't just stuff things in there. >> no. >> no. >> turkey. >> oh, my god. >> i have really good eye corn-ation. >>> what better company this holiday weekend than time with yourself. >> i'm celebrating self-giving. >> she's going it alone, giving thanks for >>> strap on your helmet and charge the drone battery, because it's time to make a pretty fall video. all the colors up in here. >> the fall video as oppo

you u an the stable man, milo? (sigh) that poor old man's had enough trouble in his life, now another shock might be too much for him. henrietta, i just want to talk to him. goodnight. goodnight hoby. ?? ?? (knocking) (knocking) just a minute, just a minute. oh, it's you ranger. i'll get your horse for you right away. oh, it's alright, i don't want my horse milo. i'm sorry to disturb you at this hour, but it's important mr. spencer. well, it must be important, you calling me mr. spencer. you always call me milo. you don't mind if i rest while we talaldo you? i get tired awful easy. no, you go ahead. i'll get some chewing tobacco, it's around here somewhere, now, uh- how'd you know what i was gonna do? i never saw you chewing tobacco. you're a little old to start. well, you gonna use that? you got the answer to that. it was self defense. i taunted larry summers like he taunted my boy. and when he came after me, i used a rifle. i wasn't trying to hit that other summers last night either. i was only trying to scare hi

. >> milo ventimiglia telling us having a blast playing the dad of three. something they said and stepping in like on set father. tell me about this thing that happened at school yard. dad training wheels. >> prosthetic makeup, takes four hours to become my character at age 66. >> mandy's makeup is more than just time consuming. >> putting it on, cool going to work. but day is over, takes 1 1/2 hours to get it off? just want may see more of mandy's melodies on the hit show but don't expect justin hartley to belt out tunes. >> i can't sing. everybody on the cast is great singer. i can barely talk. >> six episodes in, emotions at all time high. number four. expect a lot more tears. >> people crying but hopefully it. >> even milo's emotions overflowing. secret number five. everything he's thankful for. >> wow. thankful for a lot. thank you very much. >> i mean no wonder america has fallen in love with the show and cast. >> so great. and mandy moore is one of many stars to hit ranch. hollywood obsession. >>> inside katie couric's red carpet takeover. >> katie c

milo is out. now it's time for you to get out. >> it won't be easy. firefighters have cut through the top of the car creating a small exit. but every inch kelly moves must be carefully choreographed. shards of glass and twisted metal surround her body. >> we sort of had to reach down and kind of manipulate her feet while she's being pulled from the rescuers up top and then we had to sort of be careful lifting her up. but actually, she helped get herself out a lot. it amazed me, her strength. >> the rescue team makes one final pull and after almost two hours, kelly escapes the wreck that held her captive. >> i vividly remember once the mother was extricated watching her get pulled out of the car, and standing on that forklift, and i remember taking one of the deepest breaths i've taken in a long time, and letting it out. >> kelly and 10-year-old sage are more seriously injured than baby milo but survive their incredible nightmare. rescuers are praised for their tireless efforts, but some who were there believe fate lent a hand as well. >> we were origi

that's multiple milo ma. >> yeah. that's a great question. so, we are actively developing clinical trials in multiple milo ma including t-cell that is would be active in this arena. there are trial that is have been done at the nci and other centers that are beginning to show some activity in that regard. so, it's a matter of identifying the target molecules on the tumor that you want not to be on any other normal tissues so when the car t-cell or the t-cell attacks it doesn't cause too much damage. the best way to think about it. we are actively working on targets and hope to have a program open in the next six months or so with testing of car t-cells and that malignancy. great question. >> i'm carol james, member of the club and independent. looking at how you seek to grow your model. how will you extend your collective cooperative to other academic centers of immunology across the country. >> well, i think that's -- first of all, every center is trying to get into this space and calling it whether it's antibodies or check point inhibitors

. -- milo. milo, the breitbart writer who was banned from twitter. has now gone on to ban other accounts tied to white supremacy. you say that is the wrong approach. eric: twitter and facebook don't have to be different. they should let anybody published on the platform. the problem is they are creating this toxic experience. what they need to do is protect the user, make it easier to block people, and find an experience they find enjoyable. on one hand, let people publish, but give users more control over what they see. facebook does a good job of that. twitter does a terrible job of that. it is a sort of wild west. sarah: eric, i want to -- eric: you disagree? sarah: the social networks are not government organizations. they are not beholden to free speech regulations. these are companies with profit models. twitter is not profitable and they need to create a brand-safe environment to attract advertisers. it is the same reason facebook doesn't allow pictures of breast-feeding. not because breast-feeding is bad. some people really disagree with that

my name is milos. how can i help you? uh, i need a can of balls. can of balls for the nice guy. all ri--uh... you don't plan to hit these balls with that racquet, do you? checking out the staff picks, miss benes? oh, hey. yeah, yeah, this vincent guy, he is the best.

the men convicted is mcgill sanders and milo mason. >>> heartbreaking case. logan rogers has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in prompted an unsuccessful police search. authorities has still not found the body of silas ojeda . >>> the health issues of those who worked at the nuclear plant argone. >> we are learning more about problems experienced by people who lived downwind. here is denver7's claims fernandez . >> reporter: it is a wildlife for nuclear bombs. now the people would like to know about compromises their health. >> in the last 10 years i have lost two wonderful uncles who used to work on rocky flats. one of them had no less than 50 cancerous tumors in his body. >> reporter: carl was so concerned about living the rocky flats that he moved to brighten. he took part in a health survey. today they have preliminary results. >> we assumed it was breast cancer and thyroid cancer. that is unusual. that only for thyroid cancer but that is just an unusual finding. >> reporter: professor kyle jensen said the study found rare cancers make up nearly half of all

>> we found out handy and milo have a strong parental bond with their co-stars even though they're only about four years apart. >> we had dinner two weeks ago, and i was randomly at the head of the table and they're, like, >> and i'm, like, that's my boy! >> it's such a family show and people are going to watch it with their families and they'll turn into mini viewing parties. what do they need to have with us? >> a nice drink or mocktails and i feel like this is a show that you want comfort food. >> i think that's kind of thee idea. you want to be together with people. if you watched we are hugging you from inside the tv because we will break your heart. >> my guilty pleasure. such a good show. >> you are a big fan of "hairspray" and it is headed to tv in december. in a surreal moment i bumped into three of the women who played the iconic role of tracy turnblad. i did a triple take. >> it was one of those days that i was speechless. that doesn't happen very often. i can't wait to meet these miss turnblad. >> the role of tracy turnblad will be performed by maddie bellio. >> she was one

my name is milos. how can i help you? uh, i need a can of balls. can of balls for the nice guy. all ri--uh... you don't plan to hit these balls with that racquet, do you? checking out the staff picks, miss benes? oh, hey. yeah, yeah, this vincent guy, he is the best. he and i have the exact same taste in movies.

. >> reporter: lynn runs the milo foundation a nonprofit that rescues dogs from high kill shelters across california. many of the animals are old or have injury-induced arthritis. she says treatables which are donated work miracles. >> they go from being strung out, stiff, painful, you know, barely wanting to walk, to hopping up on their favorite chair, skipping around the dog park, happy, tails wagging. >> reporter: not everyone likes it. >> the truth is there's not enough knowledge to prove or disprove anybody's claim. >> reporter: carl is a board- certified vet who specializes in emergency and clinical care at uc-davis. he says while it's hard to organize with pet owners -- >> we need have good clean studies that have good objective data that allow us to prove that they do have benefits. >> reporter: as for pixel's owner he now sells treatables at his hardware store and gives him to his second dog for arthritis. he is relieved pixel is doing so well. >> yeah, there's no evidence to back it up except the fact that here she is, she's not dead, you know? and she would have been. >> report

mitzi -- like a vision, like a venus de milo in a harley-davidson t-shirt. and she pinned that other chick in five seconds flat -- broke her wrist. that's a beautiful story. it sure beats the sap out of mine. i got to get back to work. enjoy yourself. i might just go two out of three with mitzi tonight. she'll let me win. she always does. she's crazy about me. well...who wouldn't be? how could you tell a total stranger where you're really from? loose-lips moi. i'm so muddled and confused. i feel like a vietnamese child adopted by a southern family. billy bob joe bing han wah. i just can't seem to make things get together for us. what am i doing wrong? i don't know. if i did, i'd tell you. you know how to do origami and you don't know how to do this? what makes it so hard? if you think about it, it was never easy. once, you shrunk to the size of a beer nut, i've been cloned, and on our wedding day, orson turned you into a dog. before her sweet-16 party. if we can get through that, why can't we get through this? it seems like since we've gotten married, everyt

that the rules are not applied evenly, so a lot of the things you see donald trump doing you also saw milonopp doing, and he was banned. weassment is harassment, but recognize that it is a hard gray line, so we are focused on scaling our teams appropriately to our teams, which is not something you see these other .ompanies focusing on emily: if you were jack dorsey, what would you do differently? guest: it's hard, because we have so many years of this pervasive problem. i think he needs to lay down the law. he needs to stop a lot of behavior. he needs to take actions like not allowing anybody to participate on twitter without verifying their email address. there are simple actions that people are not taking because they need to focus on growth, and these are some of them. i wrote a post recently about this. there is a lot of simple things, focusing on making sure that people have the right identity so that they can be authentic. here is a lot of easy things could be doing that they are not. emily: what about president-elect trump himself? he has not taken a break from twitter at all, to th

kennedy: like milo. i don't have a problem from isis using twitter. law enforcement will tell you the best way to track toes people is to allow them access. >> not on was he band web was retroactively band. they took away his archives. that should be there for possible pair it. >> what kennedy is saying with regard to isis, they have so many black site capabilities, sometimes you need the archival information to track where they have gone. >> they shouldn't live side by side. >> you can delineate them differently. kennedy: that's up to the company. if you are getting your news from social media, maybe around dumb dumb. there is news that is sacred. >> everyone should subscribe to a newspaper. kennedy: i get those inky fingers in the morning. the word with fastism came back into vogue -- the wor word fascm came back into vogue during the election. is there something tell being the constant search for the term fascisim in. >> hous mussolini, when you seea saying yes we can, that's the fascist will to power. if we all get together we can overcome any pro

himself witnessed the scene and described her as the most beautiful thing he had seen, the venus the miloher head, they never read anything like this, they loved it so i will finish the story here, we are in trouble so they ran a series of stories where they had an exclusive report from the owner of the world at large as telephone about what they had seen on the moon. it was amazing. >> host: was it a logo? >> guest: not a logo. they discovered bats, human bats on the moon prone to fornication. it shows you, they never retracted the story. no one was able to say the story was wrong. no one knew it wasn't true. that is where the business model started. even in the early days, it can lead you in strange directions all-consuming ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ competition for attention. >> host: from the earliest time of "the attention merchants" through today there are several revolutions along the way. talk about those revolutions and why those matter and what we have seen at each point. >> guest: one thing interesting about the advertising industry is every so often people get fed up, had enough and start to re

a lot of the things you see donald trump doing, you saw also milo doing, and he was banned when trump wasn't. we intend to enforce our rules equally, whether they are stars or not. harassment is harassment. but we recognize that is a hard gray line. we are focused on scaling our teams appropriately to our communities. emily: and what about president-elect trump himself, who certainly has not taken a break from twitter at all, to the surprise of many. you've got a survey that came out today, saying most people would like him to shut down his personal twitter account. how should trump be behaving? >> i think he should be banned from twitter. if he were doing what he does on our platform, he would have been banned many years ago. he is calling for harassment. it is not proper behavior. emily: you think jack dorsey should dan donald trump from twitter. >> i think he should have a long time ago. emily: still to come, with billions of dollars on the line and the president-elect promising to unravel a trade deal six years in the making, we will focus on the future of the u.s. and china's tra

>> during our set visit, we found out mandy and milo have a really strong parental bond with their co-stars even though they're all about four years apart. >> we all had dinner two weeks ago, and i was kind of randomly sitting at the head of the table. i was like -- >> they're saying like mom and dad. >> yeah, yeah, exactly. >> it's >> that's my boy! >> moving forward because i feel like it is a family show, people are going to watch it with their families and it's going to turn into little mini viewing parties. dwhato they need to have with them as they tune in? >> like a nice drink or mocktail and like i feel this is a show that you want comfort food. >> yeah, you want to sit close to people. i think that's kind of the idea. you want to be together with people. if you're watching by yourself, the tv because we will break your heart. >> i've used like five boxes of kleenex halfway through the first season. >>> up next, a beverly hills 90210 reunion. how the cast is supporting shannen doherty in her cancer fight. >>> then people's sexiest man alive, dwayne johnson. we're on the set of his n