excuse me, mrs. boss. (boss's wife screams louder) - [captain] shhh, shhh! not so loud! - you're gonna wake him! (boss's wife screaming hysterically) (boss grumbles confusedly) - clon hear somebody sneeze. - prisoner, stand before boss. prisoner tried to steal sacred necklace! tried to steal sacred necklace, terrible crime! tried to steal sacred necklace, evil deed! tried to steal sacred necklace, not nice! - may i speak a word in our defense? - boss fair man, let stranger say word. speak! - well-- - stranger say word. now boss punish! - [shad] no! shad say, "not punish"! - not good punish when moon high. - moon not high! - not good punish when moon low. - moon not low! - when in middle? - enough talk! now, boss punish. fair trial over! everybody, go home. everybody go home! - shad must go home just because boss say so? - club say, "go home now". - wife shad? - yes, husband gronk? - we go home. - shad tell boss's wife about other woman. - what other woman? - if shad say "other woman", boss's wife believe other woman. - must punish prisoners? - must punish prisoners! - mu

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 another plate for mr. bodie, our new trail boss. oh, and cheyenne, i'd l

mr. stephens' boss, join you then? but i wanted to tell you -- what did he say? he said, um, "good night, uh, ben." thank you, mrs. kravitz. that'll be all. but don't i get to tell you what i know about her? only if someone asks you. your witness, mr. franklin. mr. franklin, you can't cross-examine her. but i must. her testimony's very damaging. it'll be a lot more damaging if she gets a chance to go on. no questions, your honor. that'll be all, madam. you may step down. the prosecution rests, your honor. this court will recess for 15 minutes. time to start worrying again, right? right. it was going fine until i got on the stand. i'm afraid, with mr. stephens' testimony and that of the kravitz woman, the district attorney has established a plausible motive for someone taking a vintage fire engine. "vintage fire engine." vintage! i'll be right back. [ ding! ] [ ding! ] [ ding! ] would you tell the jury, mrs. stephens, where you got the plaque you hold in your hand? from the fire engine at station number three. would you read the inscription, please? "benjamin frank

mr. sternhagen, my boss at the station. yes, mr. sternhagen. [ mumbling ] yes, i'm still here. [ mumbling ] yes. i have a little jeep problem. [ mumbling ] you're right. thank you. bye, mr. sternhagen. [ sighs ] oh. good news? i have to be at the station in 10 minutes, or i'm off the air forever. you'll just have to fix yourself breakfast, and i'll be home before midnight. but, but, min! wait a minute! don't leave without giving me a big -- kiss? i've been ignoring you, haven't i? with. as a roommate, i'm no john ritter. oh, mork, you're terrific -- different, but terrific. oh, mork, our lives are changing, and we just have to do a better job of changing with them. yeah, you're right. from now on, i'm only going to do my share. housework is really hard. and i'm gonna try not to use so much of myself up at the office that i have nothing left to give to you. see, i feel better already. we're gonna have to promise that we'll always tell each other how we're feeling. you got it. i feel happy now. well, that's good. i feel happier. oh, r

give my regards to your boss mr. hart. no i, i think i'd like to stick around for a while. watch the fun. maybe. maybe not. hoby? you can lock him up until somebody from the parks tee has an opportunity to identify him. want me to arrest every traveler that comes through here? i didn't say that. besides, if keller walked in and identified himself, what am i going to arrest him for? writing a letter? now look here, hoby. this is serious. the whole town is worried. there are women and children in this town, too. than i thought. oh, allow me. all right, all right, that's enough help. come on father get our bags. let me. thank you. i'll be happy to help you over to the hotel,mr. uh... ward. john ward. i'd like you to meet my father, doctor ward. uh... an. are you just passing through? yeah. and the sooner the better. we're staying over tonight to catch the arizona stage in the morning. father's just retired. we're going out there for his health. if i survive the trip. well thanks again, mr. gilman. no trouble at all. i hope you sleep well, doctor. i doubt it. come on, mom. wher

mr. harrison. mighty fine looking herd. you mind telling me how many head you left texas with? that makes you out a mighty fine trail boss, mr. bodie. thank you. i'm sure the credit goes to all my men, mr. harris. i'm sure it does, miss ames. i wouldn't want to take anything from them, but the drive is only as good as the man who bosses it. well, here's your receipt, miss ames. -thank you. -if you'll meet me in my office about five o'clock, i'll have what ready cash you need and the rest in a bank draft. i'm sorry to delay you, but we have four more herds coming in before nightfall, and i'm gonna be mighty busy. -five o'clock will be fine. -thank you, ma'am. well, i've got to be running along. nice to be meeting you. rowdy, would you tell the men to come to the hotel at seven to pick up their wages? sure will, miss susan. uh, miss ames, there's something i'd better tell you. yes? i promised the hands a sizable bonus if they got the cattle to dodge inside of four weeks... i'm fully aware of what you promised, mr. bodie, and the bonus will be paid. of course, it wouldn't have been necessary had you turned the herd over to

boss. not the office job where you have mr. bruce as the boss. it's jay and scott. >> why i think there was a statement in there is because then he walks into the tunnel total d do you like this now. how do you like this now? he calmed down. >> but he realizes is that spot in the tunnel that's where he makes news. >> are you done with trying to evaluate kirk cousins and his future? >> i was done last week. his control at the offense line of scrimmage, the tempo they run special. >> do you think it's scott that doesn't believe? >> i think they have a good relationship. they got the day off today. they get the game plan tomorrow. they don't have to practice. play another football game. not practice and play a football game. if you're looking at it, you say it's another buy we'll get another 10 days before we play another game. >> thank you so much for it. >> thanks chris and carol. the win last night had everybody and get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. black friday specials, while supplies last. friday, three hours only. with havertys, yo

bell: that's your boss, werner platz. so? mr. farley, that intersection from brooklyn's best wurst. this footage was gathered the same night someone broke into the store and ground joaquin pereya into so much mince. we can place your boss right by the scene, on the night it happened. i've also had an informal peek at your banking records. "informal peek"? what does that mean? it means i have friends who are digitally nimble. don't look at him. he had nothing to do with it. we'll get an authorized look soon enough. they'll show a judge what we already know. someone recently paid your mortgage in full. it was paid by a third party. we're already trying to link that to your boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. so, platz killed pereya and that was you, mr. farley. bell:

bell: that's your boss, werner platz. so? mr. farley, that intersection this footage was gathered the same night someone broke into the store and ground joaquin pereya into so much mince. we can place your boss right by the scene, on the night it happened. i've also had an informal peek at your banking records. "informal peek"? what does that mean? it means i have friends who are digitally nimble. don't look at him. he had nothing to do with it. we'll get an authorized look soon enough. they'll show a judge what we already know. someone recently paid your mortgage in full. by a third party. we're already trying to link that to your boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. so, platz killed pereya and found himself a c

bell: that's your boss, werner platz. so? mr. farley, that intersection from brooklyn's best wurst. this footage was gathered the same night someone broke into the store and ground joaquin pereya into so much mince. we can place your boss right by the scene, on the night it happened. i've also had an informal peek at your banking records. "informal peek"? what does that mean? it means i have friends who are digitally nimble. don't look at him. he had nothing to do with it. we'll get an authorized look soon enough. they'll show a judge what we already know. someone recently paid your mortgage in full. it was paid by a third party. we're already trying to link that to your boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. so, platz killed pereya and that was you, mr. farley. bell:

bell: that's your boss, werner platz. so? mr.ley, that intersection is a half block away from brooklyn's best wurst. this footage was gathered the same night someone broke into the store and ground joaquin pereya into so much mince. we can place your boss right by the scene, on the night it happened. i've also had an informal peek at your banking records. "informal peek"? what does that mean? it means i have friends who are digitally nimble. don't look at him. he had nothing to do with it. we'll get an authorized look soon enough. they'll show a judge what we already know. someone recently paid your mortgage in full. it was paid by a third party. we're already trying to link that to your boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make

are so big all you need to say is her , there was old blue eyes, material girl and even the boss, and there is mr. las vegas, a special guests joining us the one and only wayne come on down and bring a present. >> operation giving tree representing five counties kids and counting carere can get a christmas present. >> it will be continued until 7:00 p.m. tonight. reid in the front yard for operation giving tree. the people donate they will be entertained here by this a cappella group. to do all sorts of things jazz, gospel, and people here get to listen to stop tom, dropped off, how many? >> about 150. >> he is with pumpkin pie technology. this is a pneumatic launcher we have said that we cannot shoot the pumpkin,n, i am handling the pumpkin. we have shot it over 4900 feet, roger trying in coloradodo this year. you are an official punkin chuckin. i think it is stuck, this is one of the many things, you can see here we come down t drop off a gift, dropped off something to benefit the kids. will be here till 7:00 p.m. benefit to foster in five get the latest from melissa myers and the brand-new dic

mr. trump: think of her as being their boss. i don't think so. conspiracy theories. >> and they wrapped up rallies in north carolina before they make stops in ohio and pennsylvania, battling in the same must win states as the race is anyone's game. the tracking poll shows clinton with some momentum. trump trying to catch up, leaning on his wife. things up, doesn't he? >> speaking for the first time, she spoke about family and her plans to end cyber bullying. trump focuses on closing the gender gap. the clinton campaign narrows in on key demographics. tim kaine giving a speech entirely in spanish in arizona. president obama energizing millennials in miami. like our future depends on it because it actually depends on it. >> clinton making stops in three states today. >> she is trying to shore up her firewall, focusing on the economy and trying to ramp up support from black voters. >> trump busy with a three state stop of his own. >> clinton is calling on star power. last night she had p rell williams and 10 night will have jay-z. jummy: polls close

boss? i need the pokey room. mr. arthur fancy. always acting like god almighty above. let me tell you, i stopped you before. i'll s sp you now. you see if i don't. shut your mouth. everything's open but the pokey room. - greg..- sorry. excuse me. he's done muling for you, sherilee. he was never muling for me. i don't even know what that means. maceo's got no job working construction. he's running smack for the people you score from. working construction. maceo says you got him the job making deliveries. - he said he did it for me? - which makes you an accccplice. well, he didn't do nothing for me. he did any drug running, he dididt on his own. gave me a few presents, but... i don't know where the money came from. you had him running smack so you could stay high. now you're willing to let him go to jail for it. you can't take his woror over mine. take me to court. i beat you before. i'll beat you again. that judge believed me. [ laughs ] that's whahas got you all xxxxxx off. you're just a junkie now, sherilee. maybe you started out something more, but that's all you are

boss. >> hasta la vista, mr.

mr. parker-- >> get up. do this to you, lou, but your boss is so stubborn, he won't listen to reason. you're gonna exchange places with cisco and pancho. >> but-- but mr. parker, you can't do this. it ain't legal. it-- it's agin' the law. >> pick up the keys and move. >> all right. >> get your hat, pancho. >> where we going? >> never mind. i'll get the guns. >> want me to ride with you? >> no, thank you. we'll take care of this ourselves. come on, pancho. >> good luck. ?? (horses passing) >> this is gettin' monotonous! hyah! whoa. be careful, men, they might be around here somewhere. >> put up your hands. throw your guns down. get off of your horses and make it quick. get their guns, pancho. >> how did you break jail? >> never mind about that. you just listen to me. >> yeah, take your two ears and listen. you know, you're a nice fella, sheriff, but you got a head like a little pig. >> why, you ornery, lowdown... >> sheriff, patrol yourself, patrol yourself. >> we tried to tell you but you wouldn't believe us. well, pancho and i are going after him. you and your men are welcome to come

mr. trump: to think of her being there boss? t --heir boss? i don't think so. chisms. clinton: he retweets whe supremacists theories. reporter: battling head-to-head in the same must win states as a race that is anyone's game. clinton has some momentum of three points 47 to 44, but still within the margin of error. trump trying to catch up, leaning on his wife melania. mrs. trump: he certainly knows how to kick things up, doesn't he? family and her plans to and cyber bullying as first lady. the clinton campaign also narrowed in on key demographics. senator kaine: [speaking span ish] reporter: vp candidate senator tim kaine giving a speech entirely in spanish and president obama energizing crowds. my hillary clinton every step of the way. >> clinton is trying to focus on the economy and ramp up support from lacked voters. >> also busy with a three-state stop of his own. maggie rulli, abc news, washington. antoinette: we have the presidential candidates covered on election night. they will both be in new york campaign headquarters and ben simmoneau will be with the clint

mrs. morris-- are you gonna arrest them? we're gonna talk to our boss and see how he wants to handle it. - i want them arrested. - i'm sure he's gonna want these kids brought in. if you could keep annette at home-- in case we need her to make a photo i.d. hey, josh. do me a favor? he went with four boys to the adelphi. says they gave her liquor and then they got over on her-- forced her to have oral sex.p? she gave us the names of two of the guys and their school. special victims wants us on it till their late tour's in. go to the school and pick them up. - the boys are gonna say it was consensual. - she says it wasn't. no. liking the boys was consensual, going to the hotel was consensual. - the rest of it, she was asleep. - want to canvass the adelphi? uh, lie. i time to call the babysi befo i pick these guys up? yeah. where you meeting liery? at the park. we're going roller-skating. don't forget your knee pads. i'll see you. yeah. ago. he kept biting the heads off his mom's parakeets. can i help you? whoop. golly, golly, golly. golly, golly, golly. fr

mr. trump called up his boss and demand head be fired.e know what happened next, trump taj mahal went out of business. but it is fact based and it doesn't really come to a conclusion in the end, just that it's going to be fascinating to watch the reality star- turned business mogul, no matter what happens, if he wins or doesn't. >> and there's also talk about the possibility of trump tv and things like that. but more generally, his overall brand, has it been enhanced or tarnished? it's certainly risen his profile to extraordinary levels, but does it help him if he does fail to win this election? >> there are some examples that it's hurt him, especially after those "access hollywood" take place. in new york, his name has buildings on them. some of the residents want the name taken off of the building, for instance. we'll see overall. he certainly has a higher profile. >> irrelevant with five days to go, because his job may be taken. the business world might have to -- he might have to leave -- >> leave it to his children, which still have

mr. trump: you know, when i look at these great admirals and these great generals, and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss -- i don't think so. mrs. clinton: we are standing against the possibility of returning and normalizing discrimination. take it seriously, my friends, because it truly is. it truly is at stake in this election. the two speeches you just heard were from dueling rallies in north carolina. and today, they will both be in pennsylvania. lana zak, abc news, washington erin: state police are looking for an inmate they say walked away from the coos county jail. investigators say brendan bernier was last seen near the recycling center in stewartstown around 8:30 yesterday morning. police say he has burn scars on his forehead and face, and he has ties to several areas in northern new hampshire, and may have contacts over the border in police are also looking for a work release inmate missing from the calumet transitional housing unit in manchester. officials say 68-year-old william roy of claremont didn't return wednesday afternoon after leaving for a private appointment. police say he walks wi

mr. kent? whyour boss?ork for? yourself? your family? our financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." a live picture at the lobby of trump tower in new york. guess who's not there? donald trump. he's a few blocks away meeting with journalists from the new york times. big story today. eamon javers is live outside of trump tow we are ter with the l. the meeting is back on? >> yeah, that's right. we had a flurry of tweets this morning back and forth between donald trump and the new york times over whether this meeting was even going to happen today. in the end, zondonald trump lef trump tower, look at the iphone video i shot of the motorcade departing the building here. you see he's getting the full presidential treatment as president-elect, multicar motorcade rolling down to the new york times offices, not clear necessarily how much of this is going to be off the record, how much will be on the record, we'll wait and see wha

mr. trump, hard-liners, anything but mainstream and then now you have your former boss, governor romney, add him into the mix meaning with mr. trump over the weekend. possibly even considered for a cabinet position maybe even secretary of state. let's give mr. trump the benefit of the doubt that this is an olive branch. how would mitt romney wrap his head around working in a trump administration? brook. >> brooke, let me start with what governor romney has done since the election. obviously you saw governor romney issue a congratulatory tweet and then the two had a phone conversation. mitt romney is a patriot at heart. he believes strongly about trying to unify the country. so his priority is going to be as he said over and over again to help the president-elect be successful in implementing those policy priorities that he agrees with so i think that's where we have to start with. the other point i would make about these appointments, brooke, is that we have to give the president some deference in this regard, right? because you think about the priorities of a trump administration, they a

mrs. clinton listened to her husband instead of her boss she might could have stopped this rust belt redneck revolt which is he himself is calling -- he was -- bill clinton was giving the clinton campaign the best advice and had she taken it i think she could have mitigated her losses but still think trump would have won. >> clinton campaign says all through this week, they tried to do that, wanted to do that, they were blocked by james comey. >> look, there's a lot of things that i think you got to deal had to put down a rebellion in her own party, then she'll have to put down the trump rebellion and then try to govern. she was going to have a very difficult pathway going forward anyway. the thing about this trump phenomenon is that there's a lot of good stuff in it, you know, the anti-elite itch, the concern tore working class jobs but it's just marbles with all tho this toxic stuff, the misogyny, left to pull this apart. look at all the good stuff and don't acknowledge the toxic stuff you're wrong. only look at the toxic stuff and don't recognize there's going to be some good stuff you're

mr. ota gave me a choice animal... do you know what that's like? yeah, i know what it's like. so the dragon was your boss and you were going to bail out before he made you pay for losing face. no! the only way myzuko would be released is if i died. the only way t t dragon would be satisfied. to hell with the dragon being satisfied. safe and sound and no longer a threat to him. i want to be a danger to him. good. then help us makak the kidnapping of myzuko the biggest mistake the dragon ever made. what's important is the girl, and her father and you. and you can only help if you're alive. wait here. you have my money? the final payment? you don't get diddly till the deal is f fished. they're watching me. now i can't wait. i got to get out now. mr. ota is a very powerful man. the money will let me disappear some place where even he can't follow. you know, manzo you're beginning to sound like a liability. like somebody dangerous to the dragon. good morning. man: it'll be a cold day in hellll before i tell you guys anything. if i was crazy, maybe. since i ain't, take a leap. sure, i get it-- you're afraid of

boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. and found himself a cringing mediocrity who would take a fee to alter the data. and that was you, mr. farley. bell: testify against werner platz. i already offered you one chance to get in front of this. you won't get another. and if i say no, what happens? you take that video to a judge. all that shows is werner driving down the street. why'd he pay my mortgage? 'cause i'm a great employee and i just got a promotion. u guys have nothing on me and i'm pretty sure you've got nothing on werner or you wouldn't be trying to get me to turn on him. it was a nice try, guys, but i'm going to leave my lawyer's number. don't call me again. so, brendan farley and werner platz killed a man and ground him into sausage

boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. so, platz killed pereya ee to alter the data. and that was you, mr. farley. bell: testify against werner platz. i already offered you one chance to get in front of this. you won't get another. and if i say no, what happens? you take that video to a judge. all that shows is werner driving down the street. why'd he pay my mortgage? 'cause i'm a great employee and i just got a promotion. you guys have nothing on me got nothing on werner or you wouldn't be trying to get me to turn on him. it was a nice try, guys, but i'm going to leave my lawyer's number. don't call me again. so, brendan farley and werner platz killed a man and ground him into sausage... and not only do they get to walk free... they'll both b

mr. stephens. be a nice fella. my boss keeps bugging me about my cottage-cheese quota. hmm. that kind, huh? oh, you got no idea the problems your average milkman has. to begin with, i'm dealing with women all day long. one wants mango flavoring in her yogurt. another one keeps complaining that my nonfat milk has too much fat in it. and all the time i'm standing there, she keeps dipping into a five-pound box of chocolates, you hear? [ laughs ] that sounds like a bad scene, all right. [ groans ] [ ding! ] hey, how come you're home today, mr. stephens? simple. i didn't feel like going in today. i like that. he just didn't feel like working today. yeah! right. sit down. here. here's the sports section. right. now, that's what i call a nice, healthy attitude. mr. stephens was due here for a meeting with me half an hour ago. call his home. yes, sir. [ telephone ringing ] the phone. hello, phone. [ ringing continues ] eh, it's not gonna stop. happiness house. darrin? hello, larry. how are you, buddy boy? are you out of your mind? mr. parkinson is on his way over here. [ snickering ] relax, relax.

mr. trump for exactly this reason. they didn't want their union bosseso know and they probably weren't telling pollsters either. these may be some of those in that hidden trump vote. they have been sold down the river, charles. election after election by their union boss who are in cahoots with the politically elite, and they pulled away their jobs from the country. this is very exciting. this is a glimpse into what economic freedom may be like under a ford administration. charles: the union bosses are saying we want to help. the uaw obviously, they are against it as well. they want to join the trump team to find a way to make this a better deal. >> the 400,000 member uaw. you have to understand that one thing they are concerned about going forward with all sorts of trade deals. not just nafta. one of long-term and short-term impacts on the american worker. i think the republican party will be wise to listen. if they pull off this coup it may be good for the party moving forward. trump won michigan by about a point. it means we could bring new voters int

boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. so, platz killed pereya and that was you, mr. farley. bell: testify against werner platz. i already offered you one chance to get in front of this. you won't get another. and if i say no, what happens? you take that video to a judge. all that shows is werner driving down the street. why'd he pay my mortgage? 'cause i'm a great employee and i just got a promotion. you guys have nothing on me or you wouldn't be trying to get me to turn on him. it was a nice try, guys, but i'm going to leave my lawyer's number. don't call me again. so, brendan farley and werner platz killed a man and ground him into sausage... and not only do they get to walk free... they'll both be rich the moment the shmeat hits the market

mr. trump i will be able to establish a relationship of trust. >> the vice president elect is on capitol hill selling his bosses agenda to democrats. >> we're areas that we might move forward on together. >> try to find our common ground where we can. >> pence back in familiar territory setting up the first 100 days. >> kim: we will be walking live with tracy in our 6:00 hour, before we get to that, we have an update on that man in town accused of luring children into his apartment with candy and he's expected to make a court appearance in town. we found five children who say they were assaulted by the 63-year-old man. police said he would pray on kid in the east las vegas apartment complex where he lived. he baited their little girls with candy, touched them, made the little girls watch pornography and kept them qui with threats. >> he put them in the bathroom and put tape over their mouth and tied their hands. he told them if they didn't keep coming back something would happen to their mother. police are concerned there are more victims out there who have not come forward. metro has released this video fire on a local teenager. this started wit

the trump transition team hard at work this morning even as the boss spends his holiday in florida. this morning, mr. trump's team announcing the president-elect has chosen south carolina governor nikki haley to serve as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. haley, you might recall, remained critical of mr. trump even after he clinched their party's nomination. south carolina senator lindsey graham praising the decision, calling haley a strong leader who will be an outstanding ambassador. cnn's sara murray is here with more. good morning. >> good morning. well, the trump team is making it official. they are naming nikki haley as donald trump's pick to be u.s. ambassador to the united nations. i think this tells us a couple things. it wasn't just a head fake when donald trump was meeting with people who have been critical of him in the past, that he's actually naming one of those to a top slot. but i think it also tells us he's taken some of this criticism, the note that there are mostly older white men making out the top ranks of his white house staff and his cabinet positions to heart, so we are s

." >> narrator: donald trump sent marvin roffman's boss this letter. >> "mr.by those in the industry to be a hair-trigger and, in my opinion, somewhat unstable in his tone and manner of criticism. >> donald trump sees the people who have criticized him or have predicted that he would do poorly, he sees them as traitors. and so his immediate instinct is to tear that person down. >> "i am now planning to institute a major lawsuit against your firm unless mr. roffman makes a major public apology or is dismissed." >> narrator: roffman had worked at his brokerage firm for 16 years. he says they told him to back down. >> donald trump was trying to send a message to other people on wall street: "you better not badmouth me, or your job may be in jeopardy." >> narrator: roffman stood his ground. >> my firm, i mean, fired me, like, on the spot, and not just in a nice way. they actually escorted me out the building, and when the elevator got down to the lobby to exit, my boss made a comment to me. "marvin, you know, i like you as a person, but a little friendly advice: k

mr. trump. a celebration at 10th and oregon. the marine corps turned 244 years old. they will soon have a new boss, president-elect, donald trump. >> he's not a veteran, but he knows how we feel. >> we want to seibert treatment. we want to see better jobs. >> better the veteran services at the philadelphia v.a. and all the v.a.'s. >> reporter: reform the department of veteran affairs. many admit they struggle navigating the va's red tape. >> overcrowded and dismal. i hope he keeps his promise. >> change won't happen overnight. >> i understand that. we have a president-elect who stands behind the veterans of this country. >> reporter: they played a critical role in trump's history. >> my uniform ready to go. >> reporter: they helped organize the veteran's thai parade. >> like to see more of that. really, really concentrate on the military. >> reporter: do you feel like enough has been done for the veterans? >> not enough. >> reporter: those not entirely sold, give him a chance. give him a year. see what he can do. >> reporter: again, change doesn't happen overnight. many veterans say they are inter

mr. goddard. who tkwapb began his career 55 years ago. >> . who does this for 55 years. >> . which former and current bosses say never really mattered much to dick. his focus has been on delivering a great forecast for the people. at any price. >> . end of an era. that wrapped up i forecast. >> for the next three months it's going to be cold. >> his heart will remain warmed. because of all of you. and the love and support. he's received. in cleveland. i don't handle this very well. >> . we thank you dick. which is why we're not saying good-bye. just. >> i would always say. say good night dick. >> good night, dick. >> . it really was a beautiful day. >> . he also announced formation of the dick goddard foundation. nonprofit. that will aid local rescue groups and fund animal clinics. >> . for more information on that. head over to fox eight >> . you can check out all the information there. >> . the clouds come back tonight. just when we started seeing the sun. and that cloud cover will get productive tomorrow. at least we're talking about rain here. and not snow. >> . most of pre-sip. will be in the form of a

i want to get your reaction to trump's campaign boss, kellyanne conway, who says, what happens to sore losers after asking mrump and his team a million times on the trail will he accept the election results, it turns out the hillary clinton campaign and their new bff jill stein cannot accept reality? what do you say to that accusation that you're essentially being hypocritical? >> i have had no contact with the clinton campaign, although our lawyers will contact them to ensure that if there are any moves in the legal area, if they actually do request a recount, and it's not clear that they're going to, but if they do, we don't want to be in each other's way. i cannot speak for the clinton campaign. i can speak for my campaign. what i said consistently throughout the campaign is if there were questions raised about the reliability or the accuracy or the security of the vote, then i would stand up and file that challenge, no matter who the winner was. to me, this is not about overturning the results of the election. it's not about who's the winner and who's the runner-up. the question here is whether we the vo

mrs. klein some mug books, and if she picks somebody out, you can show your complainant a photo array. i also want to talk to the boss about a sting, catch 'em in the act. you could, you know, play like you're crippled, - roll around inin wheelchair. - talk to the boss. - but i can say you're interested, right? - sure, james. mrmr klein. would you come with a minute? yeah. hey, greg, you up for a a ttle overtime tonight? we're gonna set on some bars tonight. what do you know about the stickup team? couple of skells been taking bars offff got some new artillery. they can't be professionals. they're leaving prints on every glass they touch. a few hours later they go to rob a place in little italy, they use the same xxxxant .25 they've had all along. [ simone ] well, it could be different next time. they broke their cherries throwing a shot, maybe it's gonna get good to them. got any sketches on them? fellas, topless bar just got hit in midtown. there were shots f fed. vince gotelli's involved. vince, you hit? no, no, chest pains. how you feeling? better than i did. i think i hit one of 'em, andy. - they throw shots. -

mr. angelino about that new job. jack, come on! janet, he's the boss. but don't worry, i'll be right back. you better be. janet, how many times have i ever let you down? i'll be back before you finish counting. excuse me. tripper, good. you wanted to see me? i've got this private party today and i want you to cook lunch for them. but, i thought you just wanted to talk to me? i just did. no, sir, i promised my... tripper! the only reason i'm giving you a second chance here is because i happen to have a reputation for being a very sensitive and forgiving person. so i'm sure you'll understand my problem. and i'm sure you'll understand my problem. that a boy! this shouldn't take very long. oh? felipe has the meat sauce for the spaghetti warming up. felipe? yes. you? ah, you remember tripper, here? good. because i'm giving him another chance. him? yes, i've hired him as our new chef. oh, what a wonderful choice! right, and i want you to help him with lunch. oh, it's going to be my pleasure. go to it, tripper! thank you, sir. ( grunts ) felipe? yes. good to see you again. oh, it's good to... ( choking ) felipe

mr. sinclair would tell his foreman to get off my tail. henley? why would he follow you? you tell me, you're his boss. or does he work for somebody else, too? he works for me. somebody's interested enough in what i'm doing to make a shadow out of him. could be imagining that shadow. d quit sticking your nose into something that's been settled. stocker's dead, and i'm not satisfied he was guilty. stocker was our man. we were there, you weren't. he was carrying a running iron and a lot of money. stocker was a gambler. that could count for the money. professional cardsharp doesn't go in for rustling. somebody could have planted the iron on him. would you like to name anybody in particular? there's a lot of people in sweetwater that knew the association sent me down here. somebody could'a thought fast. was perfect. a made-to-order suspect. he tried to run away. that proves he was guilty. a lot of innocent men have tried to run away when somebody stuck a gun in their belly. bodie, i'm the one who sent for you, and i'm telling you to leave. job's finished and everybody's satisfied. everybody but me. i'm a l

boss?? - that's right. my name's randall-- josh randall. can i ask yours? willie jo weems. what's on your mind? words, mr. weems. words to engrave on the face of eternity. words to free the soul. words to stain the fingertips. - a printer's devil, huh? - at your service. and very reasonable too. now just a minute. you ain't been hired yet. i learned my trade at the elbows of horace greeley. ain't a tramp printer alive can tell t t truth. would you like to see a recent example of my work? your work, huh? well, true, the margin's a little untidy, i got all the help i need. nobody likes that poster. not even the united states marshal. what are you after? looks like i found it. - i think you'd better get moving. - suppose you tell me why. make tracks, randall. i want to hear about those posters. you printed it. who paid for it? tell me about that poster. wait. it wasn't my idea, i swear it wasn't. - whose was it? - i can't tell. i'll get a bullet in the head. they'll kill me if-- you will talk, willie, or i'll tear it out of you. all right. ben hood. it was ben hood. ben hood? he's been in jail for years. no, no mor

boss. - come on in. - how do you do mr. koster? - hello cutter. - well, it certainly is a nice day. - sit down please. - thank you. - my, uh, assistant outside thinks you're the kind of man who isn't bright enough to make a good detective. me? i - [laughs] yes, indeed i am. - why, you're like a bug in a patch of grass. no one would look at you twice. - absolutely. it helps me in my job. - all right bug, what did you find out on this job? - this is my first report. - let's see it. - oh, it isn't typed out. i'll have to read it to you. my, uh, handwriting isn't very good. - go ahead, shoot. - july 12th, trailed woman to the zoo. in the birdhouse of paradise. - yeah, she likes birds, all right. all kinds. go on. - in front of a cage, she again met the same man that she did yesterday in the bar. about 30, looks like a young professor or executive. dressed conservatively in a dark suit - all right, skip the coat and tie and come to the point. - followed couple out of the zoo to taxi stand. woman got into a cab and drove away. trailed ma