there is no need to insult me, mr. paris. neelix: oh, here they are now. i was just getting noss' recipe for sauteed spiders. let's just say it's an acquired taste. bye, tom. ( sighs ) thank you. come on, neelix. oh. of course. i'm sorry. for what? i know how difficult this was for you... for us. i just wish things had been different. as do i. ( sighs ) live long and prosper, noss. vulcan master: infinite diversity... in infinite combinations. your training is now complete. have done well. thank you. you are now prepared to return to the world. grief, anger, fear and especially love will never threaten you again. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network morning, everyone. morning, sir. morning, sir. what have we got today? we've detected several phenomenon. a j'ral-class supernova remnant approximately three light-years off our course. that's interesting. what else? a cluster of three neutron stars... very unusual. trip: how about that? three stone-cold stars. pretty exciting, huh? anything else? trip: there is... one othe

mr. paris is acting without authorization. according to our scans mr. riga is with him. i have to assume they intend to take some sort of... radical action to protect the ocean. then i presume warning: hull pressure approaching critical. we're going down too fast. it's the only way we can outrun your ships. janeway to paris. return to voyager immediately. i'm sorry, captain. i can't do that. lieutenant, you are disobeying a direct order. i know. he cut us off. what the hell are they up to? looks like they're heading directly beneath the industrial complex. can we reach them with phasers? unadvisable. it would create a hydro-dynamic shock k ve. what about an old-fashioned depth charge? it should be possible to modify a photon torpedo. we could program it to detonate once it's in proximity to the delta flyer. do it. the torpedo is ready, captain. however the delta flyer has submerged below our targeting range. kers have been given five minutes to clear the structure. was this the kind of evacuation you had in mind, captain? can you get them out in time? yes, but... do it.

(electronic screech) mr. paris! i don't know what's wrong. i realize it's complicated but you must try again. actually, i'm not feeling so well. how fortunate you're already in sick bay. i'll run a few scans. uh, no, no, doc. that's all right. to be perfectly honest with you uh... this is so frustrating for me. i usually pick things up a lot faster than this. well, that's easy for you to say. excuse me? no offense, doctor but you were programmed to be a medical genius. things always come easy to you. me, i'm just a pilot, a... grease monkey and as hard as i might try to become a better assistant to you it's clear to me now that i'll never be half the healer that you are. do you mean to tell me you've been trying to live up tomystandards? (sighing) i'm afraid i have. it all makes sense now. the misplaced aggression the shirking of responsibilities... all classic signs of an inferiority complex. i had no idea my superior abilities were affecting your psyche so strongly. take the rest of the day off. reflect onyourstrengths. thank you. (sighing)

mr. paris, you'll man the helm. commander tuvok, tactical. doctor, there's no telling what condition seven will be in when we find her. you'll come along. i'll be leading the away team. the rest of you will remain onvoyager and maintain position at the threshold of our transwarp conduit. we may need tactical support when we return. you'll be taking your orders from commander chakotay. we'll be searching for one individual among thousands of drones... t to let her go. let's get started. all systems go. we're ready for the jump. bring the coil on-line. prepare for transwarp. we're at critical velocity. engage, mr. paris. trswarp in four... three... we've arrived. are you ready? i have familiarized myself with the species. (weapons' fire) 39 of their vessels are converging on our position. they're firing weapons. our shields are failing. we will be destroyed. how do you propose we adapt? i was thinking the same thing. adaptation complete. they're no longer a threat. go to the primary assimilation chamber. you'll monitor the bio-extraction proces

take us up, mr. paris. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and upn previously on enterprise: you, denobulan, come with us. a virus is spreading from planet to planet. millions are already infected. what do you want with me? if this continues, the klingon species will cease to exist. there's a job that needs doing, lieutenant. it may be the only way to save your friend's life. you don't seriously expect me to help you create klingon augments. take him. the malcolm reed i know would give his life before committing treason. there are some... obligations that go beyond my loyalty to you... and this crew. t'pol to captain archer. go ahead. the warp matrix has been compromised by a klingon subroutine. it's infiltrated our command protocols. pressure's increasing again. take us to warp 5.2. ptions, travis. 5.2. and now the conclusion. we have 47 minutes until our reactor breaches. what did the klingons do to it? they altered our engineering subroutines. if we go below warp five, the reactor's going to ex

i see you've been working with mr. paris. my condolences. i thought i picked up a slight distortion in subspace nothing on our long-range sensors doctor: try to look natural. at least it's my good side. let's get one of the group. this is the last one. say "cheese." all: chchse. doctor, i have a shuttle to fly. ah, yes. hat? our sensors are dead. power's being drained. shields and weapons are off-line. doctor to voyager, mayday. we're under attack! i've got wounded. mayday! chakotay ( fritzed ): acknowledged, doctor... return... voyager. commander, can you hear me? respond. computer, engage aututnavigation. lay in a course for voyager. full impulse. doctor... stay calm. that weapon carried quite a punch. she okay? she's unconscicis. voyager... we've lost contact. i sent that alien back to his ship. you think they'd be grateful. you should have beamed... . m... into space. i'm not in the business of killing people, ensign. ( beeping ) synaptic shock...? but there was no neural damage. mr. kim!

call mr. paris. you've got to get to sick bay! doctor... i'm a little busy right now... helping a friend. go. sleep. please. i'll still be here in the morning. sure? yes. please. i don't want to be responsible for any more suffering. good night. if you need d ything... i'll call. "in that book which is my memory... "on the first page of the chapter "that is the day when i first met you... [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network wind howling ) ( door rattling ) ? it's been a long road ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're nototonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i can reach any star ? i've got faith ? i've got, i've g g ? ? faith of the heart. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks] tucker: maybe

the doctor has treated mr. paris' phaser wounds but has been unable to wake him. the motive for his attack remains a mystery. neurological scans yielded very little but i did find something very interesting in his blood analysis. there are traces of a second dna pattern in his nucleotide structure. possibly the result of a genetic virus. could this be the cause of his recent behavior? i don't know, but i'm running more scans to see how this might have affected his neurological functions. chakotay: captain, a vessel just emerged from coaxial space off our starboard bow. hail them. captain janeway. oh, welcome back mr. steth. i know this sounds crazy, captain but i'm not steth. i'm tom paris. i beg your pardon. we're dealing with an alien who's some sort of identity thief. he traded places with me. please beam us aboard. der your request. end transmission. hold him in a tractor beam until you hear from me. i have a feeling steth and his new friend are behind whatever's happened to tom. captain? no time to explain. i'll be in sick bay. commander, i'm reading an unaut

mr. paris, release the docking clamps. back us away. dodoing controls are off-line. their shields are continuing to weaken. the superstructure will collapse in less than three minutes. if that happens while we're still docked... keep trying to break free. janeway to varro control room. what's your status? tal was able to slow the parasites' growth with a polaron surge but the junctions are still destabilizing. how much longer until you've evacuated the affected areas? we need another two minutes at least. i've got the docking controlss. initiate decompression sequence. wait. if we stay where we are and extend voyager's structural integrity field around the varro ship we could buy them another minute or two. they could finish the evacuation. however, if an explosion occurs while both ships are inside the fieield neither vessel will survive. we can do it, captain. torres here. divert all available power to the integrity field and extend it around the vavao ship. understood. voyager is reinforcing our shields. surprising, isn't it? a ship of outsiders risking their live

the last thing i remember i was speaking to mr. paris. he said the wormhole posed a threat to my program. qatai: the beast has been manipulating your crew. and d o might you be? the local monster expert? as a matter of fact i am. he's been fooling you for days, creating false sensor readings and he's been alteringng y- a little neurogenic telepathy to make them lower their guard. that might explain the heightened dopamine levels i found during my "routine examinations" of the crew. have you informed the captain? she's asleep. asleep? it's our proximity to the creature. the neurogenic field is stronger here. it's rendered most of the crew unconscious. does your vessel's database contain information on the creature's anatomy? of course. retrieve it. in the meantime computer, increase neneotransmitter levels by 29%. a cortical inhibitor? i thought it might disrupt the organism's hold on her. it won't. i already trieie a similar procedure. i don't remember asking for a second opinion. ( groans ) it's working. she's regaining consciousness. do

be prepared to jump to warp, mr. paris. enhancements complete. you may fire. what happened? they inverted our phaser beam with a feedback pulse. they just took out our warp drive. your technology is limited. i must interface with the collective. i can disrupt their vessel from within. they will try to assimilate you. they will fail. harry, lock on to the drone. that won't be necessary. he's inside the sphere. we are the borg. you will be assimilated. my technology is superior. ck or i will destroy you. your technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. resistance is futile. shields down to 29%. he's accessing their navigational controls. it's heading directly for the nebula. if they get too close, their hull will collapse. collective: terminate your interface. stand down red alert. tuvok, secure all stations. organize damage-control teams, chakotay. chakotay: i, sir. captain, i'm reading a life-sign in the debris. it's the drone. he survived. get a lock on him. beam him to sickbay. damage? several of his implants were fused in the explosion but they're regenerating

janeway: take us in, mr. paris. minimum thrusters. begin scanning for seven, tuvok. aye, captain. i have a task for you. we're planning to deploy a new mode of assimilation designed for highly resistant species. i want you to program the nanoprobes. your technology has changed since i left the collective. my knowledge is insufficient. species 5-6-1-8. human. below-average cranial capacity. minimal redundant systems. limited regenerative abilities. our previous attempts to assimilate them were all direct assaults. they failed so we've created a more surreptitious strategy. you intend to detonate a biogenic charge in earth's atmosphere. it would infect all life-forms with nanoprobe viruses. dual. by the time they realized what was happening half their population would be drones. inefficient. the virus would take years to proliferate. we've waited this long. interface with the central alcove. begin programming the nanoprobes. be sure to enhance the viral sequencers. this is no different. to you, perhaps. part of me is still human. i will not assist in their destruction. we all origin

mr. paris. i should have known it was you monopolizing the holodeck. who is this insolent fool? uh, he's one of our men. computer, adjust the doctor's spectrtr frequency. i have no interest in your frivolous fantasasy. i'm here to rehearse a duet from don carlo enough! robot, attack. ( screams ) start with him. computer, freeze program. doc, this is the final chapter-- satan's robot conquers the world. we can't'ttop now. does the phrase "to be continued" mean anything to you? your opera can wait. this program is a waste of photonic energy. oh, really? take a look around you. this is how thth20th century saw the future. we are studying sociology. perhaps you can teach a course at starfleet academy-- "satan's robot: an historical overview." ( alarm blaring ) bridge to o lodeck one. what's going on down there? kim: oh, nothing, commander. just a little power surge. says here the hologrid just blew out. paris: we're fixing it now, sir. well, make it quick. the last thing we need is a broken holodeck. seven, i want good news. that's an order. then i must disobey. i have no good news

mr. paris. well, there's hope for you yet. commander. that's what i've been trying to tell them. are you feeling okay, harry? never better. if we could get transporters down here we could mine enough deuterium to get us to the alpha quadrant and back. tom tells me you've already picked up 20 kilos. that should be enough to get the main systems back online. let's get back to the ship. have the doctor look at you. i'd rather keep working if it's all the same. it's not. really, commander, i'm fine. they won't even need environmental suits. i appreciate your enthusiasm but we're going back to voyager-- now. it's all right, harry. once the doc takes a look at us and sees we're fine we'll get right back to work. janeway: status, mr. tuvok. i've shut down life support everywhere but decks one and five. it should provide an extra hour of breathable air. chakotay to voyager. janeway here. we found tom and harry. first good news i've had all day. we're on our way back now. what's your position? two kilometers away. captain... transporters are coming back online. we should be able to beam y

no one is disputing that, mr. paris. the question is "what"? if i'm to have any hope of devising a treatment i'll need to brush up on my exobiology. what do you mean, "brush up"? don't you have all this information in your database? i may be a walking medical encyclopedia but even i don't know everything. my matrix simply isn't large enough. maybe we can do better than giving you a crash course in exobiology. maybe we can provide you with a consultant. i'd be delighted, but how? by isolating the computer's exobiology data files and merging them into a an interactive matrix. a hologram. exactly. that may not b as simple as it sounds. it would need to be nearly as sophisticated as i am-- tactile interfaces, personality subroutines... harry could do it. search the databases for leading exobiologists. if you want to add a personality it may as well be based on a real person. i'll have harry meet you on holodeck two. stay with her and monitor her vital signs. i still have my doubts about this, doc. it's one thing to create a hologram but you're tryi

"protocol," mr. paris. gaharay vessel, prepare to be inspected. crew members are instructed to step away from their stations. we know the drill. side arms and scanning equipment are to be set aside. deviation from this or any other inspection protocols will not be tolerated. all hands, this is the captain. prepare to be boarded by devore inspection teams. give them your full cooperation. let's get this over with. ( mahler's symphony number one playing ) devore inspector: captain janeway, report to your ready room. good morning, captain. i took the liberty of playing this music throughout your ship. i thought it might help your crew relax. sometimes these inspections can be stressful. how thoughtful. me coffee. black, as usual? black. prax here still refuses to try it but then, he's a man of few pleasures. captain [captioning sponsored by paramount television those cell cultures are extremely fragile. please... you've been routing power through your transporter system. why? it's a routine diagnostic. we've been having trouble with our imaging scann

leave it to mr. paris to be just as much trorole now as when he's awake. you knew this might happen. why complain about it? if you had even the slightest sense of humor you'd realize i was making a small joke. very small. give me his vital signs. pulse 42. body temperature 97.6. blood pressure 100/50. good. no i will continue on my rounds. t. we're paying a visit to the holodeck. i have no time for frivolous pursuits. this isn't frivolous; it's essential. you've been getting more irritable and short-tempered with each passing day. so have you. because i have to put up with you. i think you need a little brush-up course in how to get along with people. there is no one here to get along with. i'm here. this isn't a suggestion, and it's not a request. it's an order. ( sighs ) try one, commander. thank you, neelix. captain? ooh, thank you. what have we here? delicious. el f. i have no desire to have fun. no? i'm atatmpting to recalibrate the warp field in order to resist the nebula's radiation. i understand you have some knowledge of warp field theory. perhaps

she persuaded the famous american mr. paris singer, the famous sewing machine company, to offer his residence old wayhouse pinkton in devon to use as a hospital. it was turned into a well equipped 255-bed hospital which included operating theaters. throwing herself into raising money for the fund to finance the hospital, jennie became chairman of the executive committee while paris singer was the vice chairman of the hospital in his property. there was a staff of 151 which included 8 surgeons, 15 american nursing sisters, 17 english sisters and 21 probationers. can we go back, the previous photograph? in this photograph here, this is an image of jenny helping winston become elected to parliament in 1900. in those days it was very unusual for a woman to take to the stand. as we can see jennie was multitalented. there is no doubt that churchill inherited his literary and political skills from his maternal lines as well as his paternal one. jennie published articles and edited a transatlantic publication called the anglo-saxon rev

mr. obama signed in paris last summer. but the new president cannot unilaterally dissard obamacare because much of that legislation was passed through congress. >> executive orders and executive actions are not the same. orrs the action is not. presidents can use these vehicles to bypass congress and shape their own agendas. donald trump says he intends to use both when necessary. >> it's going to be a very busy first day. >> reporter: in washington, i'm jeff barne reporting. >>> president-elect donald trump foreign leaders. >>> five people in france arrested for possible terror attacks. >> i'm larry smith. a raid in france has led to five arrests. authorities say the suspect had pledged allegiance to isis and were planning some type of attack in france. police found guns am ammunition during the raid. a spy plane can fly 70,000 feet in the air to get pictures and information to ground crews fast. >> we're able to find those guys, track them and get the information back to the fighter types, the bomber types. >> the inform

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mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords, an agreement reached last near b which commits them to reduce fossil fuel emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell, who did not respond toaur request for a comment, also wants to repeal president obama's clean power plan, regulations intended to turn the nation away from cold and toward wind and solar power. but deans says he is far from giving up. you're still hoping he will moderate his views from fr what he says on the campaign trail. doesn't? >> if he doesn't, we're going to be in a world of hurt. >> reporter: world leaders are now meeting in morocco to discuss enforcement of the paris accords, and there is deep concern that if mr. trump does not abide by the agreement, other world leaders might decide to do the same. and scott today the king of morocco said, what's at stake is the very existence of man." >> pelley: chip reid for us tonight. chip, thank you. the president-elect's daughter, today for selling ice on "60 minutes." she wore a diamond and gold bracelet during lesley stahl's int

trump's son was in paris last month holding private talks with diplomats, businessmen and politicians. it was a way to try to end the syrian civil war in cooperation with russia. mr. trump said during his campaign that his children would run his business and not have a role in the administration, yet in addition to this paris meeting, mr. trump's daughter japanese's prime minister. >>> russian a role in ending the syrian civil war has involved months of air strikes. it has repeatedly gone after rebel targets. russian air strikes will be blamed for the deaths of civilians including children. russian-backed government forces have been bombarding the aleppo. tonight there are -- the city of aleppo. tonight there are no hospitals left in the east side leaving a quarter million people without hospital care. >>> we may already know our president-elect, but the election votes are still being counted and despite losing the electoral college, hillary clinton's lead in the popular vote continues to climb. as of today she is up by more than 2 million votes furthering her record-setting lead for a candidate who still lost in the electoral college. california. one of the crit

mr. trump to stick with the paris agreement. efforte is concern any to be made to undermine u.s. engagement through the paris agreement and staying the course on clean energy policy creates concern on these issues. lead?er: where could this , therees gripped by smog is pressure to turn to cleaner power, whatever mr. trump does. renewable energy is tumbling in price. with the spread of solar plants like this at america, a trend that will continue regardless of what the next president decides. bbc news in marrakesh. laura: in new york, donald trump is keeping the world guessing of who will form his team in government. despite tweets and rumors of isighting come in this known so far about his key appointments. jon sopel reports. jon: there will be more evenings like this, donald trump giving reporters the slip and heading out to have dinner. >> thank you. or lessm january, more his every move will be a matter of public record. it was probably a relief from the grind of the transition. his campaign manager rejected suggestions that the transition was in chaos. when went through appoi

mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords. an agreement reached by 90 nations last year, including the u.s., that helps them reduce the fssil fuels. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell who did not respond to a request for comment, wants to regulation that are intended to turn the nation away from coal and toward wind and but deems says he is far from giving up. so you're still hoping he will moderate his views from what he said on the campaign trail? >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't? >> if he doesn't, we are going to be in a world of hurt. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," fox news anchor megyn kelly joins us in the studio with her new book. >>> in our series "a more perfect union." we will meet a teenager who is getting help from his community and we talk with iconic indy rock guitarist johnny marr on his life and music. >> which i understand. i'm actually quite okay with it. it was

garage where more than 100 paris workers are forced to hang out and just wait for the power to come back on so they can finish their shift. gina lazara 13 action news. we'll have much mr coverage on the power outage at the paris coming up. you can also get updates anytime on our website.. ktnv.com.. along with pictures from inside the darkened casino and hotel. breaking right now...a serious accident shutting down west flamingo road near tenaya way. let's take a look...chopper 13 fast and first over the scene. metro police say four people have been rushed to u-m-c. police tell us one woman was down at south tanaya way. this is an area you will want to avoid as police work to clear it up. tensions are rising..... as more parents of students.... at "andre agassi prep" continue to look for answers... after the governing board.... could decide.... to move forward... with ownership changes. 13 action news reporter.... marissa kynaston was there.... as a protest... broke out. it looks like a prison based system parents and students gathered in front of andre agassi college prep-- ho democracy prep. what they think is best is not the best for this community the schools gover

in morocco today, nearly 200 countries reaffirmed their pp agreement reached in paris last year. mr. are worried president-elect trump will pull out of the deal. further south in africa, climate change is taking a toll on endangered mountain gorillas. mark phillips has more in his ongoing series "the climate diaries." >> there is a population up there on the slopes of these volcanic peaks in central africa that knows nothing of arguments in washington about climate but the famous gorillas in the mist do know something is going on. they know the bamboo chutes that make up a major part of their diet and which used to sprout like clockwork are now less predictable. the rains that produce them are a moh late this year. the "gorillas in the mists" -- gorillas hadsell to adapt their roaming since old patterns have been altered. their world is changing. gorillas in the room, except they really weigh in at about 400 pounds. they're not in control of events. they're the potential victims of them. the gorilla's problems are made worse by the troubles of their distant cousins and close neighbo

mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords, an agreement reached last near by 190 nations, including the u.s., which commits them to reduce fossil fuel emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell, who did not respond to our request for a comment, also wants to repeal president obama's clean power plan, regulations intended to turn the nation away from cold and toward wind and solar power. but deans says he is far from giving up. you're still hoping he will moderate his views from fr what he says on the campaign trail. >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't?

paris? >> actually, the facts are, mr. trump was outspoken and talking about how he was going to make america great again. he was outspoken and talking about how he wanted to bring jobs back -- >> specifically when it comes to ford? >> when did comes to ford, mr. trump was very factual and talking about he was not going to allow that to happen under his watch, meaning leave the american soil and go across the boarder to mexico. >> it was decided before he became president-elect? >> so the point is i think he raised this issue. he raised the issue of jobs, raised the issue of jobs leaving the country, and now what the american people see is, well, ford did not bring their -- their plant over to mexico, so it's a good thing for mr. trump -- >> but they weren't going to -- >> it doesn't matter. >> it does matter. >> what matters is, mr. trump has been talking about doing this. >> paris, are you sure it doesn't matter? >> it's not about the truth. it's about raising awareness. it's about raising awareness about ford, about our

mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords, an agreement reached last year by which commits them to reduce fossil fuel emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell, who did not respond to our request for a comment, also wants to repeal president obama's clean power plan, regulations intended to turn the nation away from cold -- coal and toward wind and solar power. but deans says he is far from he says on the campaign trail. >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't? >> if he doesn't, we're going to be in a world of hurt. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back. chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> the president-elect's daughter ivanka trump took heat today for selling ice on 60 minutes. she wore a diamond bracelet on incident was touted as selling it for more than $10,000. you may recall last night the potential conflicts of interests. >>> and tonight, people are urged to wear prot

she persuaded the famous american mr. paris singer, the famous sewing machine company, to offer his residence old wayhouse pinkton in devon to use as a hospital. it was turned into a well equipped 255-bed hospital which included operating theaters. throwing herself into raising money for the fund to finance the hospital, jennie became chairman of the executive committee while paris singer was the vice chairman of the hospital in his property. there was a staff of 151 which included 8 surgeons, 15 american nursing sisters, 17 english sisters and 21 probationers. can we go back, the previous photograph? in this photograph here, this is an image of jenny helping winston become elected to parliament in 1900. in those days it was very unusual for a woman to take to the stand. as we can see jennie was multitalented. there is no doubt that churchill inherited his literary and political skills from his maternal lines as well as his paternal one. jennie published articles and edited a transatlantic publication called the anglo-saxon rev