it's a beginning, mr. bodie. you carry my wood, open my door, and a familiarity has been established. i'm very much in love with my husband, and the attention of other men doesn't flatter me at all. then in the future i'll make it a point to pay you as little mind as possible. i'd appreciate it. in fact, i wish you wouldn't speak to me at all, except in the presence of my husband. yes, ma'am. now you've learned. she can be mean when she wants to, can't she? mean? oh, folks always think of her as bein' made of honey and sugar candy. that's 'cause they can only see what's outside. inside, she can be mean as sin. hello. as far as we're concerned. how long do you think we'll be cut off? oh, not long, usually. lilac, there's a christmas tree out back. why don't trot it in, get it set up? i gotta prepare this rabbit. air smells good, doesn't it? sure does. high and dry. this spread's gonna be worth a lot of money some day, as soon as i get it stocked proper. how do you plan to stock it? the best--best crossbred cattle

i've investigated all the banks in this town, mr. bodie. i want my money where i can keep my eye on it. now, would you just put it under the seat, please? mrs. wilson, you're making a big mistake. mr. bodie, we got off on the wrong foot yesterday. i was hopipi we might make a fresh beginning today. not when you're makin' our job tougher. on the contrary, i'm simplifying g . how? on a trek like this we don't want any excess baggage. everybody pupus their own weight. that's exactly what i intend to do. mr. begert pointed out that the smaller the party, the greater our chance for success. g along makes the party smaller? we need one hand less. i'll cook. ? gid up. move along now. ? whoa, whoa, whoa. well, we've crossed the rio grande. we can stop here for a spell if you'd like. not on my account. gid up. ? that''a mighty pretty outfit to be wearin' on the trail. well, come and uh, take it. thank you, ma'am. thank you, victoria. ? say, this is good, mrs. wilson. good homomcooking. thank you, mr. begert. nothin' like a cup of coffee to hit the sp

mr. bodie. i see you've met my daughter, susan. yes, i have. ? it's good to see you again, cheyenne. so, mr. ames. i wasn't sure you'd feel that way. and yet you came anyway. well, you sent for me. i'm gonna say what i said to you 18 months ago. it's all over, it's done with. nobody else knows the details. my daughter, the men, nobody. and i don't want to ever hear you refer to it again, not ever. understand? come on, sit down. i've heard talk. ja has been right in the middle of them. one of my men has been killed, another one, pete webb, will limp the rest of his life. to top it off, nine months ago, i took a bullet through the lung. it's practically impossible to find a man you can trust. the last two hands i hired were tied in with rustlers. i got a taste of that from your men when i rode up. but the point is, unless i sell every head of stock i own and for a top price, the bank takes over. the ja, the stock, everything. i'm making a trail drive to dodge. i need a man with experience, a man i can trust, so that he can take over if i don't last

cora, i'd like you to meet mr. bodie. - mr. bodie, my wife. - pleased to meet you, ma'am. a pleasure, mr. bodie. argument with mac. forgive me, but aren't you the man who-- 'in court today, i found reason to drop the charges.''' i'm very glad for you. i wanted you to meet my wife because you have her to thank for the justice of the trial. - oh, dana. - true. before i married cora, a case like yours would've been handled much faster and rougher. must have been a lot of innocent men hurt that way. i'm afraid so. but we've changed that now. [door r ocking] come in. oh, abel. this is cheyenne bodie. he's gonna ride with us for a while. thanks. mrs. culver. you ain't mad about yesterday? me and the boys didn't know what was going on when we pulled you off mac. i got plenty of anger inside me. i just don't know which way it's pointed. - i just wanted you to know. - sure. - dana. - yes, dear? if mr. bodie was right, who was wrong? well, it looks like mac was. maybe we'll find out why at the trial tomorrow. trial? of felony charges. yes, i had to put him in jail. also, assault and

mr. bodie, wait. have you ever worked a cattle drive? yeah, why? please, mr. bodie-- i need help. not again? we need a trail boss. you mean you haven't got one? lew--mr. lattimer-- felt it wasn't necessary. he's been a ranch foreman for years. that won't get your cattle to kansas. i know, i've made four drives. trail bosses make a hundred a month. i'll pay you twice that. sam, i'm about to try the impossible: to take advantage of you. i'll join your drive, but the terms are a dollar for every head i deliver in kansas. -well, that's-- -robbery? yes. you know how many herds have been lost on this trail 'cause the trail boss made a little mistake? three hundred a month. no. but i, i suppose there's nothing i can do about it. i'll introduce you to my partners. oh, and please, you wouldn't say anything to them about, well, about what happened back in town, would you? you never did get around to explaining that. those men were trying to cheat me. when i found out the truth and wouldn't pay them, they tried to force the money from me. you believe me, don't you? i heard you. opie, put out

edward mckeever. - mr. bodie. you know of kiowa village on the north fork of white water? no. that doesn't mean much. the kiowas keep moving their villages. but some time ago, mr. mckeever's two daughters were taken captive by the indians. e. you think you and 20 men could go and get 'em? how old are your daughters? jenny would be 18 now and ruth, 23. - how long've they been missing? - five years. mckeever and his family were in a train attacked by the indians. he was left for dead. mr. mckeever, i was taken by the cheyennes when i was 18, i just walked away with their blessings. if your daughters have been with the kiowas for five years they're not prisoners anymore. you're not suggesting my girls want to stay. i'm saying more than that. send 20 men to that village, you'll be lucky to get 10 back. ten lives for two girls who could walk away if they wanted? doesn't add up. i believe this is a matter of principle not arithmetic, mr. bodie. my girls are in that village. i can understand your feeling that way but if you're asking me to volunteer, the answer's no. what kind of an a

nice to have met you, mr. bodie. same here. see you later. ot deputy gallopin' all over town lookin' for the desperado, and all the time, i had him locked at the jailhouse. did you take him by yourself, pop? sure i did. beat him to the draw in a saloon and ran him in. that tenderfoot deputy sure felt silly. how do you know? 'cause he was me. your father taught me a lot, buddy. pop was a good law man, wasn't he, cheyenne? the best. you should be a sheriff again. you could teach me. and it's not for you. you're aimin' at higher things. school, college maybe. your father's right. the west'll be different when you grow up, buddy. dodgin' bullets won't be for you youngin's. or wastin' your time lookin' for a rustler that's already dead. what makes you so satisfied it was stocker? couldn't have been anybody else. maybe you're right, but i figure people live in a certain way, like with animals. each breed has its own instincts, they don't change much. there's a difference between rustlers and highwaymen. . they don't change. some people change, and

oh, my dear, i'd like you to meet mr. bodie, our guide. pleased to meet you, mrs. billings. i feel a great deal safer already. my dear, you couldn't be safer if you were in st. paul's. (cheyenne) frank endicott's party joined us on the outskirts of the town. and three days later we were at the edge of comanche country. (billings) 'bodie?' how far do you think we've gone today? not too far to turn back. it's not my business but if i were you, i'd forget owl river. is that so? you a doctor, then? just a guide. but i know what it takes to pioneer this country. a woman's gotta be as strong as a m m to survive here. i suggest you let me worry about that. you're paying the freight. besides, my wife wouldn't even consider returning to london. going to hades in a bucket here a man can live the way he intended. this is the last frontier. you'll have to forgive me but it happens to be my pet subject. now, uh...how many miles do you estimate we've gone today? twenty? - i'd say closer to 1515 - thanks. on the seventh day the axle broke on the endicott buckboard. and later the same day s

a whole classroom, mr. bodie. i'm gonna teach school there. oh, you know, i wouldn't mind goin' to school mysysf if you were the teacher. i think yoyod look a little out of place with six year olds. yeah, i guess you're right. sure you're not jumpin' the gun there, hoot? still too early to play, hoot. oh, come on cheyenne. it's just a little game. i don't need no nursemaid. your friend wants to play cards. talk to you a minute? can't you see i'm busy? the game can wait. be right back. well, what do you want? i knew i'd seen you somewhere before. i don't know you. it was on the river queen a couple of years ago. you're crazy. your name was mccarthy then, what is it now? lou santell, and it always has been. you're in my way, mister. maybe that game wasn't my business, but this one is. you're gamblin' with friends of mine. your nose is stickin' out move. you can set your watch back to the right time now, hoot. he's not playin' with you, mccarthy, neither is price. ind yourself a couple of other suckers. what's all the fuss about, who is he? he's

. - are you ready, mr. bodie? - yes, ma'am. see you at supper. [music continues] [clopping] [slow paced music] - i'll do o at. - don't bother. [music continues] it's none of my business, but.. ...doesn't it get awful tiresome carrying it around all the time? - carrying what? - that chip on your shoulder. what makes you think i've got a chip on my shoulder? i'm pretty quick that way. well, you're wrong. you sure had me fooled. but you might as well know right now.. ...i wouldn't marry you under any circumstances. wewe, it's nice of you to come right out and say so. but to tell you the truth i wasn't exactly plannin' on askin' you. mr. bodie.. ...you needn't try totorotect my father. there's nothing about him i don't know. maybe you better tell me. i don't know anything g out him. are you being funny? not on purpose. my father didn't tell you why he hired you? told me he needed a foreman. he's had several very good foremen. each one picked to.. ...sweep me off my feet. would you fill me in a little bit on that? that's all there is to it. my father

mr. cheyenne bodie. how do you do? hello. virginia is mr. stagge's daughter. gegelemen, i think you've all met mr. bodie before. certainly, the circumstances weren't as pleasant then as they are now. hello, bodie. please be seated, gentntmen. thank you. i think mr. stagge will be here any moment now. mr. stagge. why do you bring him down here like some sort of a curiosity, humiliating him? haven't you hurt him enough? you have the ranch, the mine, everything. what else do you want from him? go to your room. i said go to your room. ? i'm sorry this had to happen, especially tonight. i can assure you it won't happen again. unfortunately mr. stagge has been suffering from a stroke. it's left him totally paralyzed. he can see and hear, but he can't speak. we're hoping of course that it's just temporary, and that he'll be able to walk very soon. i think we're ready to eat now. quite a place, isn't it? yeah. we've taken out almost a half million dollars since the first of the year, and haven't reached the main vein yet. it sounds like you're going to need a lot more

mr. bodie, we're prepared to offer a certain n ount of money. you haven't got that much money. alright, bodie, if t tt's your attitude i suspect that your stay in red rock may not be pleasant. you running me out of town? n't see any good reason for staying. in case you change your mind, i'll be at the palace, room 36. i think you're making a mistake, mr. pritchard. it's obvious he and keogh are partners. his first act will be to warn him. holding him here would have tipped our hand too. i've known cheyenne a long time but i've never known him to be outside the law. - how long since you saw him? - a year, year and a half. yeah, people change. i'm not sure they do. ? oh, i killed a man they say ? ? so they say ? ? oh, i killed a man they say ? ? so they say ? ? oh, i beat him on the head ? ? and i left him there for dead ? ? blast his eyes ? oh, mr. keogh. bartender, i'll buy a drink for the house. drink up, boys, we've got a live one. how can he carry on like that with w wt we got coming up tomorrow? pat don't ever think about what's coming up tomorrow. dod't you know that? - how

bodie's to get off scot-free. - who says? - the judge says. he's been over there talking to mrs. dembro. here it is, men. law can't touch bodie, because there ain't no witnesses. - what do you mean, no witness? - what about mrs. dembro? 't let her. - why not? she's insane. [all chattering indiinctly] now, just a second. you men listen to me. who drove her insane? are we letting a murderer ride away without lifting a hand? what kind of men are we? [all talking at once] you can't condemn a man without a trial. now, wait a minute, ben. this is no lynch town. it never was. but we can't give him no trial. e committee, you never hung back. (all) yeah. come on, come on. [indistinct chattering] - what are you doing? - letting him go. you heard what i said. he's free. you can't send him out. don't you hear them? can't hold him either. he ain't my prisoner. - got a back door? - nope. (male #3) 'come on out, bodie.' where's my gun? over in the courthouse. why don't you go get it? well, how about you coming along with me? i've got an awful lot of work here. (male #4) 'are you coming out, or do we come in?' you can't

mr. spock, i would insist upon a burial even if your body was back there. mr. boma! well, i'm sick and tirir of this machine! that's enough! gentlemen. all right, mr. boma, you'll have your burial, captain kirk, landing party number 2 has been beamed backck aboard ship. they have casualties-- one dead, two injured. put lieutenant kelowitz on visual. kelowitz, captain. yourureport. we were attacked, captain. huge furry creatures. and they're order 480-g, anthropoid, similar to life forms discscered on hanson's planet, but much larger. 10...12 feet in height. your casualties? well, ensign o'neal got a spear through the body before we even knew they were around. liutenant t mamoura has a dislocated shoulder and severe lacerations, but he'll make it, all right. captain, the creatures are all over the place. you better report to sick bay yourself. aye aye, captain. captain kirk... if you check your chonometer, you'll see that it is 2823.8. your time is up. but they're still out there. so are the plague victims on new paris. i'm sorry, captain. i now assume authority grant

i'm awful sorry, mr. bodie. i checked all the other rooms, and yours is the only one. [music continues] i saw you come across here like a charging buffalo. something up? everything's fine, charlie. seen wes? about a half hour ago. [dramatic music] (male #2) 'hold up!' you killed ed grimes, and ed was carrying the money. - tell me what you done with it. - you're crazy! he didn't have it when i caught up with him. we both went in the river. maybe it was lost there. why you carrying them saddlebags? i always do. look, mister, if i were you, i'd-- throw it over here and be quick about it. 'left hand.' [gunshot] [music continues] [grunting] - where you been, deputy? - supper. just heard you were back. i rode out to see how old man clements was making out. [music continues] - i'm seeing claire later on. she likes this outfit. oh, everything alright again? aw, it wasn't much of anything anyway. i see nothing's happened while i was gone. wes, if you don't need me, i'd like to go up to the hotel. well, sure. be back in an hour, huh? ? for to stay a little while ? ? but.. ? [kno

bodie. yeah, i guess it is. well, looks like mr. cheyenne bodie's got himself in a nice little trap. cliff, you get around behind. [indistinct chattering] the americans! are we just gonna let them die? (male #2) 'we can't do nothing.' m die without lifting a hand to help? can we face ourselves if we do this? - how can we fight? with what? - 'we have brooms and rakes.' (female #2) 'alfredo!' alfredo. i know where the guns are hidden. do you have the courage to use them? listen, listen. i'll lead you to them if you will fight! - we are not soldiers. - maybe our guns are rusted now. they will kill us. ght, they will kill you. [speaking spanish] [gunshot] keep 'em busy. [gunshots] [screaming] [screaming] [dramatic music] thompson. table. alfredo. [dramatic music] where's thompson? i saw him. he got away. the girl, sarita, where's her house? i will take you to her, senor. sarita. [clamoring] sarita! - i am here. - good. get the money, chiquita. we're going to mexico city like i promised. hurry up, get the money! yes, just you and me, together, always. [sarita grunts] [screams] (cheyenne)

mr. scott when he exited the vehicle. this is from the body camera of officer. [inaudible] >> the white suv. mr. scott is here in close proximity across the car. there's been some speculation in the community -- i'm sorry. i missed a slide. mr. scott continued to not comply with the officer's command and in his interview he described moments he perceived mr. scott to be imminent threat. mr. scott looked at vincent, then looked in the direction of each officer and they looked back at vincent. i'm going play for you officer vincent's interview this portion . [inaudible] >> can you turn it up? [inaudible] >> so at this point we are going to take you through officer vincent did not know mr. scott, none of them had had contact with mr. scott. what officer vincent know, officer vingent was aware that mr. scott had a give up in his vehicle. he was aware that he had marijuana in his vehicle. he was aware when he pinned the car that mr. scott chose to draw that weapon and have it in his hand. he was aware that after repeated commands, mr. scott did not obey those commands

mr. solo, the body dies instantly. now, to bring all of this about, my friend, all you have to do is pay my price. r, your price is. too high. show mr. solo to his quarters. you'll be smuggled out of here tomorrow. in the interim, think things over. enjoy the surroundings. talk to the lady, her name is leslie. i see, mr. kuryakin, you were followed immediately after picking up mr. solo. yes, sir. well, perhaps there's a leak in security. i'll have a blanket secrecy put on you and mr. solo. thank you. uh, and i'd appreciate it if you'd have me picked up as soon as possible. i feel rather inoperative out here. i'll notify the appropriate people at once, mr. kuryakin. good. i'd be very grateful. oh, how is operation ankara going? thanks to mr. mandor's information, thrush turkey no longer exists. u.n.c.l.e. has just destroyed thrush headquarters in turkey. and the personnel? killed or captured, all of them. greece, south africa, and now turkey. one by one, u.n.c.l.e. is eliminating the centers of our enemies. soon, our own

are you suggesting that he--apollo-- taps a flow of energy and channels it through his body? mr. chekov, i think you've earned your pay for the week. but where is the source of that power? number one on our list of things to do. is that all you have to offer? yes, except my estimation for his physical condition. in spite of apollo's bag of tricks, he comes up essentially normal with just a few variations. however, there's an extra organ in his chest that i can't even make a guess about. where is lieutenant palamis? she is no longer of any concern to you. you bloodthirsty saracen, what have you done with her? scotty! scotty! not good. severe shock. all right, mister... you wanted worshipers? you've got enemies. you want us to bow down-- you will learn discipline. you will learn... take care of scotty. are you all right, captain? where's apollo? he disappeared again like the cat in that russian story. don't you mean the english story, the cheshire cat? cheshire? no, sir. minsk perhaps, but-- all right, all right. sir, there is something i noticed. apollo looked very strange when he

are you suggesting that he--apollo-- taps a flow of energy and channels it through his body? mr. chekov, i think you've earned your pay for the week. but where is the source of that power? number one on our list of things to do. is that all you have to offer? yes, except my estimation for his physical condition. in spite of apollo's bag of tricks, he comes up essentially normal with just a few variations. however, there's an extra organ in his chest that i can't even make a guess about.

mr. scott when he exited the vehicle. this is from the body worn camera of officer hostletter from the rearview window. officer here. the suv. mr. scott. the police van comes up and pins. mr. scott here. in close proximity across the car. there's been some speculation in the community -- i'm sorry. officer vincent could see that mr. scott continued to not comply with commands. in his interview, he described the moment he perceived that mr. scott posed an imminent threat. mr. scott looked at vincent, then looked in the direction of each officer and then looked back at vincent. i'm going to play for you officer vincent's interview. this portion. >> so at this point, i'm going to take you through. officer vinson did not know officer scott. none of the officers knew mr. scott. none of them had had contact with mr. scott. but what did officer vinson know? was aware that mr. scott had a gun in his vehicle. he was aware that he had marijuana in his vehicle. he was aware that when he pinned the car, that mr. scott chose to draw that weapon and have it

mr. scott when he exited the vehicle. this is from the body-worn camera of officer hofstetler who had broken the window. officer vincent here gets in what i call the jeep, the white suv of mr. scott, the police van that comes up and pins mr. scott here in close proximity. there has been some speculation in the community -- i'm sorry. i missed a slide. officer vincent could see that mr. scott continued to not comply with the officers' command and in his interview, he described the moment that he perceived that mr. scott posed an imminent threat. mr. scott looked at vincent, then looked in the direction of each officer and then looked back at vincent. i'm going to play for you officer vincent's interview, this portion. '' [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >> so at this point, i'm going to take you through officer vincent did not know mr. scott. none of the officers knew mr. scott. none of them had had contact with mr. scott. but what did officer vincent know? officer vincent was aware that mr. scott had a gun in his vehicle. he was aware

. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr. chapman has, can only speak to my experience of pitching three innings in an elimination game in the playoffs, not the that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unbelievable turn by a hobby or baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... wrapped in a crispy wafer... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists that whitening toothpastes are not good for people ensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive than many of the whitening toothpastes that are out there, and especially designe

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. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr. chapman has, can only speak to my experience of pitching three innings in an elimination i just knew i was going to fake that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unli baez as he took in -- javier baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... coated in milk chocolate... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists with sensitive teeth. some are quite abrasive. what we've developed in sensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive than many of the whitening toothpastes that are out there

. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr. chapman has, can only speak to my experience of pitching three innings in an elimination game in the playoffs, not the that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unbelievable turn by a hobby or baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... coated in milk chocolate... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists that whitening toothpastes are not good for people abrasive. what we've developed in sensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive than many of the whitening toothpastes that are

. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr. chapman has, can only speak to my experience of pitching three innings in an elimination i just knew i was going to fake that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unbelievable turn by a h baez as he took in -- javier baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... coated in milk chocolate... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists with sensitive teeth. some are quite abrasive. what we've developed in sensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive than many of the whitening toothpaste

the memory of the body will be cleansed. listen to me. yes, mr. spock. let's have a look at the projector. it had to be. landru. a machine. this whole society is a machine's concept of perfection-- peace, harmony... but no soul. i am landru. you have intruded. your devices have been neutralized. so it shall be with you. i am landru. landru died 6,000 years ago. i am landru. i am he. all that he was i am-- his experience, his knowledge. but not his wisdom. he may have programmed you, but he could not have given you a soul. ine. your statement is irrelevant. you will... be... obliterated. the good of the body is the prime directive. the good of the body, captain. that's the key. yes. what is the good? ndru is dead. you are a machine. a question has been put to you. answer it. the good is the harmonious continuation of the body. the good is peace, tranquility. the good of the body is the directive. then i put it to you that you have disobeyed the prime directive. you are harmful to the body. the body is. it exists. it is healthy. the body is dying. you... a

body approaching. configuration, mr. sulu. phaser banks. lock on. return fire. maintain firing range. 100% dispersal pattern. captain, the other ship doesn't register. only drifting debris. we got him. all hands, maintain general alert. hold battle stations. damage report, mr. spock. minor, captain. we were most fortunate. blast damage in decks 10 and 11. minor buckling in the anti-matter pods. casualties are light. maintain surveillance, mr. sulu. no contact, captain. he blew up, all right. well, we've been anticipating an attack. i'd say what we've just experienced very nearly qualifies. automatic all-points relay from starfleet command, captain. code 1. well, there it is-- war. we didn't want it, but we've got it. curious how often you humans manage to obtain that which you do not want. war or not, we've still got a job to do-- denying organia to the klingons. with the outbreak of hostilities, that might not be easy. aye, aye, sir. negotiating with the organians will be time-consuming, captain. and time is the one thing we'll have the least of. well, we won't

mr. casteel . body slumped across the vehicle's front seat. the video captured clear audio and visual recordings of a critical moment immediately after he was shot multiple times. during the video a devastated by the observer that we all know now as diana and reynolds provided a detailed account of the unlawful shooting. without reflection they repeated each step. she confirmed that he was killed while complying with all of the officers directives. the officer originally shot him due to a broken tail light. there was no broken tail light. these prompted questions as to their real intent. we believe that he was profiled based on race. after stopping the car the officer asked to show his driver's license vehle registration before producing the items requested, he informed the police officer that he was carrying a firearm for which he possessed a valid permit. he reached for his wallet for the requested items despite his full compliance of the officer fatally shot him. just doing excerpts from the letters the video footage also showed the officer

body. they say she was around 30 and a brunette. it must be mrs. blanchard. - [john] i don't believe it. - it's down at the morgue, and i have to go down and identify it. she was hit in the head and thrown over a cliff. it must have been that silver lighter that finally broke the camel's back. - what camel? - mr. blanchard, when he discovered his wife had stolen again, guess he just went berzerk and murdered-- john, you don't think that he really did murder her? - of course not darling, i'll just never forgive myself for this. - what does it go to do with you? - i was so suspicious, i was always inventing things... it's almost as though i made it happen, don't you see? - no, i don't see. i'm going down to the morgue and settle this right now. - no, john, i started it, and i'm going to finish it. - it works now, i had charles fix it. he's awfully good at that sort of thing, although he hates to admit it. now if you'll excuse me, i must hurry off to a little social affair. a dear friend is guest of honor, it's a stoning. i wouldn't miss it for the wo

body of the centurion, too. forgive me, my old friend, but i must use all my experience now motion sensor signal stopped. cease fire. debris scatter ahead, sir. we've hit him. mr. spock? vessel wreckage-- metal molds, c cduit, plastaform, and a body, captain. however... however? insufficient mass, sir. what? simple debris. not a vessel, a trick. go to sensor probes. sir. no motion out there at all. captain's log, stardate 1709.6. we are at the neutral zone. have lost contact with the intruder. no reaction on our motion sensors, but believevthe romulan vessel to be somewhere close by systems shut down. the enterprise is also playing the silent waiting game in hope of regainingngontact. captain, i must make further repairs on the transfer coilil it's giving out again. all right, mr. spock. work quietly. i say he's been fofoed. he must have gone on. shh! he is there, somewhere. i feel it. captain's log, supplemenenl. now motionless for 9 hours, 47 minutes. at least? thank you, yeoman. bring it to the bridge. i'll be there in a moment. yes, sir. i wish i were on a long sea voyage somewhere. why me? and i see the men waiting for me to make the next move. and, bones

mrs. doonevan. and cheyenne bodie. ma'am. you're all gonna eat with us, ya hearar we never had any other idea. good, let's step inside and drink a dram to the second texas. ? good, don't nurse it, major. what is that? cactus neutral spirits? dandelion wine. must be that you're growin' old. would cabbage and a side of corned beef sit with you, major? ma'am, you've just promised me heaven. ? may i help you with that? thanks. it's a mighty fine little garden you have here, mrs. doonevan. gives even a place like this the feel of home. i was born on an iowa farm. a garden does give a place a homey look. i got some z znias growin', too. zinnias? flowers. tame flowers? cultured, they call 'em. i planted on the other side of the cacan. would you like to see 'em? i sure would. i never, uh, saw tame flowers growin' out in the waste before. i didn't know what they were by the seeds, so i planted 'em with the onions, and then when they began to grow, well, i recognized what they were, so i moved 'em 'round here. ? sure are pretty. -zinnias, you call 'em? -that's right. oh, i'd like to have us a house here

mr. elliot, nobody's gonna find his body. come on. the way he keeps looking back, he rides like a worried man. what made you so sure they'd send him? he's the only one that can identify me. who else would they send? ranger gilman found the footprints of another man joining teller's. he saw where the two men rode off together, following stan elliot's trail south. he didn't know that the other man was desmond, walking from here. if that other ranger's got any sense, he's gonna wonder why i didn't stick around to collect the reward. wondering about it and knowing what to do about it are two different things. suppose he figures it out? what's to figure? as far as anybody knows, you found a body with my wallet on it. naturally, you thought it was me, and took it in for the reward. what if he finds out who the dead man is? johnny was a drifter. he hasn't got a living relative. he'll never be missed. no, but i'll be missed. i told ya, that ranger's got a good description of me. if he decided to find out about johnny, he's gonna be looking fo

mr. metcalfe: for one reason, from a libertarian point of view, the libertarian party, they believe that a person has a right to control the wrong bodymr. miller: that is not the correct platform of the alaskan libertarian platform. mr. metcalfe: the national libertarian party subscribes to that. i have no desire to control a uterus, frankly. i can't imagine why someone, a group of men in a u.s. senate would want to. >> throughout your career it seems no issue has been as thorny for you as abortion. your votes related to planned parenthood funding have angered both sides. can you clarify where you stand? sen. murkowski: i do not like abortion. i don't think any of us like abortion. but i recognize that the supreme court has said that a woman has the right, the reproductive right to choose. i've supported that. i also recognize it is important that when it comes to federal funding for those who just cannot abide the thought that their taxpayer dollars would be directed towards abortions, that there be a separation. i have unequivocally and clearly supported the hyde amendment that would prohibit federal dollars from being directed tow

. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr. chapman has, can only speak to my experience of pitching three innings in an elimination game in the playoffs, not the i just knew i was going to fake that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unbelievable turn by a hobby baez as he took in -- javier baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... coated in milk chocolate... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists with sensitive teeth. some are quite abrasive. what we've developed in sensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive tha

mr. rogers: we joinltly request the gentleman be allowed one minute to address the body. the speaker: mr. comer. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. r. comer: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the dean of the majority party and the minority party and the great state of kentucky. i want to begin by recognizing my guests from kentucky, they're on each side of the gallery here today. thank you for your support and friendship over the years and for making the long drive to d.c. tonight. next i want to recognize my lovely wife, t.j., in the gallery. y daughter, addison. i'm also blessed to have my two oldest children, reagan and harlan, here today. it's an honor of a lifetime to join membership in this great legislative body. the greatest in the history of the world. yet at this particular time that i speak to this historic body, our nation is deeply divided. we need statesmen, and i pledge to be a statesman who wants to get things done. i will work with any member of this body to try to accomplish things, especially to create an environment where every

mr. clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> there are no more items mr. chair. >> thanks we're adjourned

mr. linkwood returns to this apartment and still finds' this body here, we'll see to it the police have definite proof that you killed him. goodbye. get the money, you fool. [door shuts] illya. illya. - illya, you didn't really-- - no, i didn't really. when mr. waverly finds out what happened, i'll wish i had. well? [sighs] there goes the ball game. gosh, sorry. [huffs] i thought we had him. he almost swallowed the hook. almost. a word that sticks edgewise in the throat to strangle one. still...it was a lovely scheme. yes. it's too lovely to blow at this stage. there must be some way to re-coup. - do you have any ideas, illya? - how can i have ideas? i'm dead. you almost had me believing it there. that's right. (solo) you are dead. mm-hm. but...who sent you? - what are you talking about? - shh. he has an idea. i think its terribly important that the ambassador kurasov know who you work for, my dear colonel mikolavich donjev. [static] open channel 8. [beeping] alert section 4. photography and documents for an emergency operation. i'll be there in 15 minutes. you and i are going to have some very

mr. clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> there are no more items mr. chair. >> thanks we're adjourned

. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr. chapman has, can only speak game in the playoffs, not the world series, as a closer. i just knew i was going to fake that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, unbelievable turn by a hobby or baez as he took in -- javier baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, wrapped in a crispy wafer... coated in milk chocolate... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. are not good for people with sensitive teeth. some are quite abrasive. what we've developed in sensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive than many of the whitening toothpastes that are out there, and

every member of this body, mr. president, should condemn rhetoric that sows the seeds of discourse. it is our obligation not just as senators, but as americans, to stand up to mr. bannon's hateful, divisive brand of politics and to reject it. we can't change the fact that such strategies played a role in this campaign, but moving forward, mr. president, it is imperative that we not allow these corrosive tactics to become normalized. we cannot allow them to become a regular part of our politics. and if president-elect trump truly meant what he said during his victory speech, if he truly hopes to be president for all americans, he will recognize that such tactics stand in the way of that goal. and he will renounce them. the women and men the leader chooses to surround himself with show the public what kind of leader he will be. president-elect trump has a choice. will he truly attempt to -- quote -- "bind the wounds of division" or will our next president seek counsel from a man who proudly traffics in hatred, half-truths and pernicious innuendo? will president-elect trump's administr

. >> john: i never claimed to have even close to the body that mr.ly speak to my experience of pitching three innings in an elimination game in the playoffs, not the world series, as a closer. i just knew i was going to fake that i wasn't tired. it takes its toll. you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unbelievable turn by a hobby or baez as he took in -- javier baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ninth inning, game six, cubs 55. a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... wrapped in a crispy wafer... coated in milk chocolate... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ♪ ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists that whitening toothpastes are not good for people with sensitive teeth. some are quite abr

this is reporter ken bodie, the date, march 17th, 1986. >> mr. sessions is a thoughback to a shameful era which i know both black and white americans thought was in our past. it's inconceivable to me that a person of this attitude is qualified to be a u.s. attorney let alone a united states federal judge. >> jefferson beauregard sessions iii, he was brought face-to-face with things he personally had said. for example, that the naacp and the civil liberties union are un-american organizations. >> these comments that you could say about county organization or something, i may have said something like that in a general way and this probably was wrong. >> also brought face-to-face with the justice department civil rights attorney who knows him well and who was asked, is sessions a racist? >> i don't really know whether he is or he isn't. i probably ought to know, but i don't. i really can't say. >> but the would-be judge's biggest problem came in a case he prosecuted and lost. a vote fraud case involving black civil rights leaders in perry county, al

mr. highsmith? the complaint. it determines how we write it up. every bone in my body is broken. those kids sure didn't hurt your smart mouth too much, did they, mr. highsmith? we understand you're upset. uh, it's not gonna help anything taking a lousy attitude. i was on my way to the public theater. about 50 feet ahead of me a young black man began screaming that his friend was having an epileptic fit. as i hurried to help, the one who was screaming suddenly grabbed his hand back, g to put in his friend's mouth to keep him from swallowing his tongue? i gave my wallet to the one boy who wasn't having a seizure. then the victim-- the one on the ground-- suddenly kicked me. the other one struck me on the back of the neck. and as i lay there on the ground, they both kicked me again and again. completely gratuitous. did you get a decent look at these guys? black. punks. teenagers. at? - how do you intend to proceed, gentlemen? -what did you say just a minute ago? -sorry. i've had a bad morning. not quite up to the misrepresentation of my feelings that would get you on board. here's wh

adopted now what about the entire body mr. peskin. >> i'll move to send the items with the amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> all right. without objection that that motion carries unanimously madam clerk please call item 5. >> item number 5 age ordinance for the planning code for the citywide transportation that requires the development projects to - creating a administrative fee. >> get to the meat of why we're here today item 5 supervisor avalos thank you for joining us this afternoon he's the author of this item and will be making a short presentation followed by planning department staff and the planning department staff will go through the tdm. >> the floor is yours. >> thank you very much chair cohen we have before us the ordinance that will establish the transportation to demand management part of sustainability program part 3 of that and it is part a new way how to build our buildings in san francisco that align with the new version how we measure the cars and san francisco going from toward

none of the video recordings, dash cam, body worn camera or mrs. scott's cell phone video clearly captured his hands. >> scott family met with the d.a. after the announcement.

body ahead. collision course. hard to port, mr. sulu. that was the planet gothos, captain. gothos! mr. sulu, have we been going in circles? gothos again, captain. hard over, mr. sulu. cat and mouse game. with us as the mouse. there it is again, dead ahead. 90 degrees to starboard, mr. sulu. turning, captain. now veering aftwards. adjust. turn completed and still accelerating toward the planet. or it toward us. decelerate into orbit. prepare transporter room. captain, you're not beaming down. yes, i am, dr. mccoy. i am going to see our playful mr. trelane and whatever it takes to make him give up our ship. stand by communications. mr. spock, if you don't receive a message from me within the hour, leave the vicinity at once. no turning back. the prisoner may approach the bench. trelane. any attempt at demonstrations i've had enough of your games. oh, the absurdity of these inferior beings. "and now, captain james kirk, "you stand accused of the high crime of treason "against a superior authority, "conspiracy, and the attempt to foment insurrection." how do you plead? t, trelane. i warn y

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mr. metcalfe: for one reason, from a libertarian party, that joe is a part of, they believe that a person has a right to control the wrong body. mr. miller: that is not the platform. mr. metcalfe: the national libertarian party subscribes to that. i have no desire to control a uterus, frankly. i can't imagine why someone, a group of men in a u.s. senate would want to. >> throughout your career it seems no issue has been as thorny for you as abortion. your votes related to planned parenthood funding have angered both sides. can you clarify where you stand? sen. murkowski: i do not like abortion. i don't think any of us like abortion. but i recognize that the supreme court, through rovers is weighed wade. has said that a woman has the right, the reproductive right to choose. i've supported that. i also recognize it is important that when it comes to federal funding for those who just cannot abide the thought that their taxpayer dollars would be directed towards abortions, that there be a separation. i have unequivocally and clearly supported the hyde amendment that would prohibit federal dollars from being directed towards abor