mr. parker. if the president doesn't show, you'll be gone, and i'll be stuck with the consequences of 10,000 unmet expectations. what troubles me here, captain, is your perception of the community up there. you make it sound like a loose collection of banana republics. in a sense, that's right. well, then maybe we should be considering another community in another city. hill street's exactly what the president's looking for, mr. parker. believe me. it's really disgusting up there. you'll get some incredibly effective footage. if you can't deal with it, frank, i'll put someone on it who can. commander. mr. parker. captain furillo is the only police officer up there who's respected by everyone, including the youth gangs. tell them the president's coming, and then take it from there. we can do that easily, frank -- captain. captain? we'll do what we can. we'll do our best. and i hear your best is mighty good, sir. belly up. m sorry. god, am i sorry. listen, i couldn't help it. i got this anxiety syn

mr. parker. >> sit down, keep an old man company. >> it'll be a pleasure. no sign of that detective yet? >> no, but the boys'll take care of him if he shows up again. >> the man in the green coat. (applause) >> ladies and gentlemen, miss joan bentley. (applause) >> hey, cisco, she do pretty good with those castanets, no? >> quiet, pancho. >> what is it, cisco? >> that girl is tapping a message in morse code with her castanets, pancho. she's warning somebody here named stan. >> what do thesa >> it said, "they know who you are, stan-- get out, quick." hey, that must be the man over there. ?? >> cisco... look at the gate. (applause) >> it's time we took a hand on (gunfire) ?? stay with him , pancho! >> hold it back, diablo! >> take it easy, mister! >> start walking! why did you shoot that man? >> i think i will kill you hombres dead-- then, maybe you will talk. >> never mind, pancho. we'll take them in to the nearest sheriff. >> that won't be necessary. i'll do it. on your way. >> well, that's taken care of. (wings flapping) >> that's one of my pigeons returni

mr. parker's life. he helped to tackle the assassin and immediately was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment from fiery a third round and for a while he was seen as the hero who might have saved mckinley's life but a funny thing happened he certainly got the secret service and other individuals to guard the president to say research in the did our job he was not there at all then at the trial with him is testimony was never called on and he disappeared and erased from the memory of the event and went around the country for the rest of his life meeting people in various churches talking about the role but he had played and eventually died in philadelphia industry destitute. >> mary e. tragic. >> the person you write about only 2-foot tall? >> chiquita is one of my favorite characters, and they're all nonfiction they are real people but she was born in guadalajara and was 26 inches tall and was discovered when she was living in new york and was brought to the affair as a highlight of the midway a

had been crossing a pedestrian crossing when she was hit by the truck and the three men who died, mr parker allen, and mr bourne, were all travelling in the same car. bristol crown court had heard that —— had heard the laurie's brakes had failed and it had clocked up almost 450,000 miles at the time of the crash. the owner of the haulage company, matthew gordon, who has been found guilty of four counts of manslaughter, was driving one lorry through a western village when he stopped, and then a second lorry driven by 20—year—old philip potter attempted to break to avoid a collision, but the brakes on that lobbied then failed. it hit several pedestrians, including four—year—old mitzi and her grandmother, margaret rogers, and then hit the car containing the three other victims who died. the prosecuting qc said mr potter's laurie continued to career down the lane in western village out of control, and these are pictures from the time of the crash. because on the 9th of february last year. by the time the lorry came to a stop, four people had suffered fatal injuries, the four—year—old girl who h

mr parker will appear before magistrates tomorrow. in fines. figures from 89 health trusts across england suggest £120 million was raised from parking fees last year — that's up 5% on the year before. there's been sharp criticism of the charges from patient groups, as daniel boettcher reports. at this north london hospital today, despite the fog, the parking signs were clear. a charge of £3 an hour for patients and visitors, and that helped the trust to which it belongs bring in more than £2.3 million last year. the hospital does offer concessionary rates. for example, for blue badge holders and chemo or radiotherapy patients. and it says all the money is invested in the trust and used for the benefit of patients. still, some felt it was unreasonable. i have a long—term condition and i go into hospital quite frequently. my husband has to pay and my family have to pay to come to see me in hospital. we are visiting sick people, or you're taking sick people to the hospital. and they are just taking the mickey out of you. if you come in a

parker is on duty. as last-minute replacements for general and mrs. grant, mrs.iend, clara harris, in the company of her fiance major henry reed rathbone. the famously self-educated lincoln is an enthusiastic lover of theater, but during the war he is drawn to comedy, telling noah brooks that a farce or comedy is best played. a tragedy is best read at home. a last-minute meeting with louis powell, david herold and david atzerodt has just concluded. the attack that booth outlined is to go into effect immediately. at 10:15 louis powell is to kill secretary of state seward in his home on lafayette square. david herold will guide powell out of the city via the navy yard bridge. george atzerodt is to kill vice president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel. the only change in the plan is that booth will not be attending aladdin at grover's. >> hello, john. he will kill lincoln at ford's theater. it's still early in act two. booth has calculated that the appointed time of 10:15 will fall at the beginning of act three of our american cousin and it will be an intermission

mr. parker, i hope that you both might enjoy the play. hanks: since november of 1864, four officers of the metropolitan police have been detailed to protect the president. on this night, john parker is on duty. as last-minute replacements for general and mrs. grant, mrs. lincoln invites her dear friend, clara harris, in the company of her fiancé, major henry reed rathbone. [audience applause]. tom hanks: the famously self-educated lincoln is an enthusiastic lover of theater. but during the war he is drawn to comedy, telling noah brooks that "a farce, or comedy, is best played; a tragedy is best read at home." a last-minute meeting with lewis powell, has just concluded. the coordinated attack that booth outlined on april 13th is to go into effect immediately. at 10:15 lewis powell is to kill secretary of state seward in his home on lafayette square. david herold will guide powell out of the city via the navy yard bridge. george atzerodt is to kill vice president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel. the only change in the plan is that booth

had been crossing a pedestrian crossing when she was hit by the truck and the three men who died, mr parkerrash. the owner of the haulage company, matthew gordon, who has been found guilty of four counts of manslaughter, was driving one lorry through a western village when he stopped, and then a second lorry driven by 20—year—old philip potter attempted to break to avoid a collision, but the brakes on that lobbied then failed. it hit several pedestrians, including four—year—old mitzi and her grandmother, margaret rogers, and

mr. cecil frances served in the united states navy during the war as a seaman first class on the uss parker. he served as a striker. ladies and gentlemen, cecil frances. serving in the united states navy, was a fireman in the engine room. mr. george man. his ship sales all throughout the pacific theater during world war ii. george mann, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] pickard served in the united states navy as a seaman first-class. mr. donald pickard. [applause] >> mr. william ryan commences service at a naval training base center in great lakes, illinois. after completing specialized training in gulfport, mississippi he was assigned to , the naval armed guard is a gunner on the liberty ship from march 1943 to november 1943, he was assigned as a fire control man in current number three. ladies and gentlemen mr. william , ryan. mr. neil brown served in the united states army during world war ii. he was in the motor transport squadron. he was stationed in the philippines throughout that time. ladies and gentlemen mr. neil , brown. served duringan world war ii. his specialty was apply and he

why we're business led initiative chaired by sir john parker, we encourage businesses to act on sir john's recommendations. >> tracy. >> thank you mr. speaker. a recent foi has showed the hospital of destined for their a and e department to reduce the hospital in my constituency, 61 times in the past 12 months, a hospital schedules the downgrade last year, in light of the evidence showing the currently code, will the leader of the house plan urgent support from the government to keep a and e open. >> which is why it. >> within the fourth hour target. >> with the ccgs for the people that actually manage and understand what is needed in each locality. the local authority through its health committee has the right to call in, propose changes to services and refer them to the secretary of state if they're uncomfortable with them. >> thank you. mr. speaker. i know my honorable friend will share with me the importance and that's in conjunction with the language makes as. >> language broadcasting and to ceiling, i'm pleased to see the license fee settlement that we agreed has given financial certainty protecting the funding it more than 7

why we're business led initiative chaired by sir john parker, we encourage businesses to act on sir john's recommendations. >> tracy. >> thank you mr. speaker. a recent foi has showed the hospital of destined for their a and e department to reduce the hospital in my constituency, 61 times in the past 12 months, a hospital schedules the downgrade last year, in light of the evidence showing the currently code, will the leader of the house plan urgent support from the government to keep a and e open. >> which is why it. >> within the fourth hour target. >> with the ccgs for the people that actually manage and understand what is needed in each locality. the local authority through its health committee has the right to call in, propose changes to services and refer them to the secretary of state if they're uncomfortable with them. >> thank you. mr. speaker. i know my honorable friend will share with me the importance and that's in conjunction with the language makes as. >> language broadcasting and to ceiling, i'm pleased to see the license fee settlement that we agreed has given financial certainty protecting the funding it more than 7

parker jr. >> i like the romantic ones. >> how about number 3, "shall we >> number 2, mrs.inson by simon and garfunkel. ♪ ♪ ♪ jesus loves you more than you know ♪ >> and "eye of the tiger." ♪ none of them are romantic. when the violins swell and you're swept off your feet. i picked this one. ♪ may be beautiful >> come on, how much better is that than any of that crap! >> ♪ too painful to remember >> here's a question. we want you to play with us. >> you know, there are certain words you can write them over and over and you're never quite sure if you're spelling them right? >> you have to look at it. >> sometimes i google it. these are the most commonly language. according to the quiz only 7% of people get them all right. here are the two. which is correct, changeable or chan changeable? >> changeable. >> definitely. a. >> yes. >> number 2, vacuum or -- >> b. >> the two us. >> vacuum, b. yes! >> minuscule or minuscule? >> no, it's a. >> b.! >> a. >> b.! >> no. >> yes, it is. >> min you -- minuscule. would you like to continue pl playing? >> a.! philanthropic. >> don't get co

mr. hayes. nigel finishes with a season high 28 points. badgers bounce back in the second half and win 90-70. the milwaukee bucks hosting the break. in the third quarter, the bounce past two jabari parker for the two-handed flush. watch this, behind the back of john henson of the two-handed jam. in the fourth quarter, the milwaukee bucks are dating this the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. and that's the culver's butterburger. announcer: right now, this is big 12 sports saturday. dan: and that is barred houston warming up before the big ten -- houston warming up before the big ten championship game at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. houston will be the starter tonight for wisconsin against penn state, his first start since week three against georgia evening and welcome to big 12 sports saturday. i'm dan needles along with dre

parker jr. ♪ >> oh -- oh, see, i like the romantic ones so much better. >> how about number three? shall we together -- >> "staying alive" by the bee gees. "saturday night fever." >> and number two, "mrsbinson." >> and the number one -- >> "eye of the tiger," "rocky iii". ♪ eye of the tiger >> but, see, none of them are romantic, or when the -- violins swell, you're swept off your feet. so i picked this one -- ♪ memories may be beautiful and yet ♪ >> come on. how much bet sir that than any of that crap? >> that wasn't -- [ laughter ] ♪ what's too painful to remember ♪ >> yes. that is awesome. right. here ap question. we want you to play with us. there are certain words -- you can write them over and over and you're never quite sure in you're spelling them right. >> have to look at them. something's wrong with it. >> sometimes i google it. these are the most commonly misspelled words in the english language. so you know, according to the quiz, only 7% of the people get them all right. >> huh. >> here we go. here are the two. which is correct? changeable or changeable? >> it's a. >> definitely a. >> is it a.? yes? >> two, vacuum or -- >> b. >> minuscule? >> it's a. -- a. >> bnk.! >> nec

mr. trump is doing a pretty decent job. i would go out on a limb here and say the 77th treasury secretary steven mnuchin high exstudent from yale college will be a great treasury secretary. >> adam parkerelieves that at the end of 2018 when we look at the end of 2017 you are looking at 2018 earnings you can earn about $140 and put a 16.2 multiple on that. multiply that out. the multiple going down because of interest rates going up. and that would give you 2,300 which is only 5% up for the indexes. therefore you want to basically concentrate on things that can work, financials, energy, defense. but they have run up a lot so let them come back. let them come to you. asia, japan is up 5% this month november. china same thing and japan's currency has weakened 8% in nov november. everything is good. things are going well in japan and china. the m is mending psychology. psychology we know is the biggest driver of the market over long periods of time. mending psychology, mend comes from the word amend, british word emend and from latin and menda is trouble in latin. coming out of trouble psychology. >> this will be on the final. love your tie. >> s is saudi arabia and russia. they agreed to