anderson: did you file a report on mrs. newman' she seems to be more of a danger than i realized to herself and to others. >> billy: i didn' t even realize there had been a hit-and-run until paul told me. thought i was in the hospital from the beatdown from my bookie. >> victoria: can you believe that? getting hit by a car and not even realizing it. >> billy: you know what? i' m sorry. two seconds ago i said we should stop talking about the accident, and i brought it up, so let' s just stop talking about the accident. >> noah: you really don' t remember anything? >> victoria: um, noah, i think somebody wants to talk with you. >> noah: uh, excuse me. >> victoria: does he seem off to you? >> billy: who, noah? >> victoria: no. our waiter. yes. noah. i just, uh, i' ve never seen him he seems so down, as if my father has broken him. i tried to talk to him about it, to get him to let it go, but i don' t think i got through to him. [ car door opens, closes ] billy. where did you go? what just happened? >> billy: vick. i' m starting to re

joiner and mrs. newmaner to the experience of my colleagues on the body. thank you dr. koppel for providing leadership why so much of your experience in the communities. mr. caldera i know that you are a tremendous leader and continue to be. i will defer to my colleagues. i came to the meeting knowing of your work. i will step back and listen because this has come before this body before. i really like mrs. newman and i agree with supervisor cohen, i think becoming involved in different activities and come back again. but i appreciate the amazing spirit and heart that you bring. and best wishs to your son. and i think parents of -- i'm from a military family as well. i think it's so important to bring that family experience of veteran families to the body as well. i am also deferring to the current chair's recommendations for scott joiner as well, i will join my colleagues. >> thank you for your time, and i was debating between two candidates and i would put forward a recommendation for scott joiner. >> i w

mr. newman! come and knock on our door we've been waitin' for you we've been waitin' for you where the kisses are hers and hers and his three's company, too come and dance on our floor come and dance on our floor take a step that is new take a step that is new we've a lovable space that needs your face three's company, too you'll see that life is a ball again laughter is callin' for you down at our rendezvous down at our rendezvous hello, everybody. oh, janet, hi. wasn't this a beautiful day? i feel so good, and i just love everybody. ( chuckles ): hey, who turned you into little mary sunshine? oh, jack, jack do you know who i saw today? go ahead and guess; you'll never guess. who? peter van horn. never heard of him. that's why you'll never guess. have you been taking lessons from chrissy? come on, helen. it's time to fix my dinner. i'll be down in a minute, stanley. i want to hear this. okay, what's a peter van horn? yeah. what? well, just picture the handsomest man a terrifically built guy and

mr. newman, like you can put sunscreen >> noah: oh. >> marisa: or you can worry about what' s going on in genoa city, >> noah: yeah, that' s really not bikini. to remember why we' re actually here. why we' it' s because adam and victor want me out of the country so that luca won' t get anything out of turning me in. he loses his leverage, and my grandfather can kick him and his >> marisa: yeah. it' s an elegant plan. >> noah: yeah, except for the part where i was forced to go run and hide. >> marisa: run and hide? no. you' re not running away. you' re being smart. now, we are on an island paradise... >> noah: mm-hmm. >> marisa: ...where no one can find us. no one even knows we' re together. >> noah: they will. somebody' s gonna realize that you' re gone, and they' re gonna figure it out, okay? like, i don' t know, your husband maybe. >> marisa: oh, who cares what luca thinks? i won' t shed a tear about that man. >> noah: mm. careful now. that is my partner you' re talking about. >> luca: i don' t appreciate being pulled from a meeting and summoned upstairs like i' m some underling. >> ada

. >> sharon: okay. [ laughs ] >> nick: [ kicks door ] here it is, mrs. newman. our new home. >> sharon: oh, nicholas, it's beautiful. >> nick: we were so young. >> sharon: we grew up so fast, though. >> nick: oh, we had to. parents in record time. >> sharon: i remember that was hard for you. >> nick: yeah. it was. i remember the day you told me you were pregnant. >> sharon: you didn't think that you were ready to become a parent. >> nick: is anyone? but then that beautiful boy was born. it changed everything. >> sharon: noah. [ baby cries ] your son, nicholas. >> sharon: noah may be grown now, but... he's still our little boy. and we need to do everything we can to protect him. he's in a lot of trouble. >> nick: because of my father. >> billy: [ sighs ] i'm -- i'm still getting flashes, but it's -- there's, uh, there's nothing new. i'm sorry. i... >> dylan: well, thanks for trying. >> paul: okay, if anything comes back to at all, even if the phone. i'll call you. >> paul: all right. good. >> billy: [ sighs ] >> victoria: you know, paul and dylan don't know you t

mr. newman, my demonstration wasn' t a total disappointment. it let me plant a fancy device in your new computer. >> victor: tell you what. i want eyes on this natalie it' s the only way we find out s up to, if she' s working with a third party. >> victoria: well, we could put a guard outside her door, but that would only tip her off. >> victor: no. i have someone in mind for this. i think she would be perfect for the job. >> summer: hey, max. i looked everywhere, and i max? max. >> abby: i missed this. >> stitch: [ laughs ] >> abby: i miss you. >> stitch: oh, tell me about it. >> abby: [ laughs ] you know, they say the first year of marriage, all you do is have sex and argue about money. s awesome, let' second part. >> abby: [ laughs ] deal. >> stitch: mwah, mwah. what, are you cold? >> abby: no, um... i' m just worried about my mom. >> stitch: why, what' >> abby: well, she just doesn' look well. she has barely any color in her skin, she' s exhausted. dr. neville said it was just the flu, but -- >> stitch: oh, the guy' whack job, but he' s com

. >> barton: mrs. newman, are you saying you want to be committed? >> adam: nick, i told sage what i thought at the police station. i told her again at the hospital. now, you' ve done a really, really great, bang-up job of convincing her that you' re on her side, but please don' t try to peddle that sorry story here, okay? because i don' t understand how locking her in a mental institution is helpful at all. >> nick: i signed those papers so sage could be evaluated. >> adam: evaluated by the same doctor that she supposes is after her, right? >> nick: no. by a different one -- an independent psychiatrist on staff at memorial named dr. leon karshmer. but since you brought up dr. anderson, why don' t you ask sharon and dylan about her? because they will tell you she is the reason they have a happy family right now. >> chelsea: well, i know how hard it is to do the right thing for someone when they keep fighting you. >> adam: yeah, no. that -- that can be difficult, but sometimes you just -- you should trust that the person you love knows what' s best fo

goodbye, mr. uh... - newman. - newman, yes! (audience laughing) - that girl must be a knockout. - now you see the reason for my visit. unless ronald buckles down to his studies, i'll be forced to drop him from the class. - [george] well, i'll talk to him. - and so will i. (audience laughing) - thank you and goodbye. - goodbye. - and now that we know you also sell hamburgers, we'll come down and try some. (audience laughing) (frisky music) i'm gonna talk to that ronnie. - gracie, i don't want you to talk to him alone. and two heads are better than one. - yeah, that's certainly true, so i better go right over and see blanche. - i knew she'd get it (audience laughing) so all ronnie can think about is girls, that boy's got a one track mind. although it's going in a nice direction. (audience laughing) imagine him not recognizing his professor, although the greek philosopher's themselves had trouble. take plato, he wrote a book that can explain everything in the world except one thing, women. i guess ronnie's trying to finish that bo

mr. pickles? >> agree. professor peter newman has written a lot about this and i recommend his book to the committee. >> thank you, chairman. dr. house, i wanted to follow up on one point around you said you moved 14 million videos which is extraordinary figure and that shows that google's current policy if i understand correctly a team of viewers looking at the videos manually is working to an extent. are you confident it's succeeding in removing the dangerous material quickly enough in terms of preventing people from being radicalized in a short window possibly but short window could be time enough? >> typically something that we think about and review how we do removables on a regular basis. 400 hours of video are uploaded to youtube a minute. peop the vast amount of people are not using it to radicalize. since it has grown we think what is the best way to do this and continuing to this day, we have a billion people on the platform every month and the best way to get it down quickly and reliably remains to have people flagging

mr. outstanding citizen of the year. since when did that float your >> chelsea: that' s a valid but still, i-i don' t need him turning into victor newman, either. i' d give big vick and his bank account a tumble any day. >> chelsea: mom... [ chuckles ] the point is victor' s holding something over adam' s head, something bad enough that adam won' t tell me. >> anita: quit imagining things, chelsea. you know, you imagine something too hard and too much, it just >> cane: you know, i was, uh -- i was wondering if you remembered. >> lily: [ chuckles ] yeah, i was wondering if you did, too. today' s the anniversary of when you proposed to me. >> cane: well, one of them. but they' re all -- they' re all pretty clear in my head, so... >> lily: a lot has changed since that snowy day in the park. [ chuckles ] >> cane: yeah, it has, huh? >> lily: um, we should get going. hopefully the party is still that we' re missing. >> cane: this was all a setup. spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. effortlessly. p hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, there's a reason our slow roasted turkey ta

jeffrey newman of the media bureau, sharon lee and tracy randolph of enforcement bureau and susan aaron of the general counsel's office for their work to support this item. >> thank you. good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. we have often heard it said that if of all of the improvements in accessibility achieved in the last century for people who are deaf and hard of hearing, closed captioning was the most significant. as was true for the last item presented, the obligations for closed captions came from the 1996 amendments to the communications act celebrated now by its 20th anniversary. but until february 2014, problems with the quality of captions had gradually been making television viewing with closed captioning increasingly difficult. in the years leading up to this order, consumers reported inconsistencies in the way that captions were being provised with many people -- provided, with many people reporting captions were with often inaccurate and delayed behind the program's audio track. two years ago the commission took landmark tens to insuring that tv programming includes high quality captions that accurately reflect the dialogue and other sounds and music in the audi