mr. quigley. good-bye. good-bye. bye, mrs. elkins. good-bye. i'll be back later if i can find some more bottles to sell you. my dad needs all the money i can get. bye. otottle of cider vinegar, quigley. oh, i'll get it, mrs. elkins. i wonder what all that talk was about his father needing money. i don't know. dennis said something about repossessing the tv set. that's hard to believe. and the other boy mentioned the bank foreclosing on the house and the car. the mitchells? say, come to think of it, they haven't paid their last month's bill. if they don't pay it pretty soon, charge it. all right, mrs. elkins. bye. bye. [telephone rings] hello? oh, yes. mrs. elkins. i wondered if you heard about the trouble the mitchells are in. well, let me tell you. they're driving an old wreck because the bank has repossessed their car and mr. quigley is about to cut off their credit and little dennis is out selling bottles so they won't lose their tv set. why, you've never seen such a brave little boy well, that isn't all. mrs. mitchell has lost her engagement

mr. quigley and miss nelson. no, it's "ms." ms. m-s. daddy will be here any minute. so why don't you all sit down and i'll look out the window. everybody sit down. here he comes! oh, here he comes! edith: out of sight! you open the door, gloria. oh, okay. that's right. shh! hi, daddy! ma, daddy's home! all: surprise! hey, hey, hey. jeez. what? who? me? all: ? happy birthday to you ? ? happy birthday to you ? ? happy birthday dear archie ? ? happy birthday to you ? you know, i still don't understand. why didn't archie stay? i thought it was his birthday. i think the surprise was too much for him. i guess he's just taking a walk around the block. for two hours? have poor memories nowadays. well, he'll be here. let's all have a good time. hey, will you get off the phone there, kelsey, and come and pour me a beer? sorry to keep you waiting, arch, but that was kinda important. yeah. it's my birthday. i got to spend it sitting here looking at you. your birthday, huh? well, seeing this is a special day for you, that is on the house. happy birthday to you. oh, it's a lousy b

mrs. quigley has yet to deliver. because her head was pinned down like this, she couldn't see her rescuer. and the family is hoping that the officer will can't representative quigley office so they can personally thank him. >>> the countdown is on. preparations are in high gear for the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. the art museum steps are now decorated in red, green and white. the parade is 1.4 miles long starting at 20 and and jfk and making its way along the parkway. if you are not heading down to the parade, you can watch it all right here on channel 6. cecily tynan, rick williams, karen rogers, adam joseph and alicia vitarelli will have full coverage of the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. and it begins 8:30 thursday morning right here on channel 6. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas at the philadelphia museum of art. tomorrow night this christmas tree will light up the museums iconic steps, the tree stands almost 50 feet tall and runs on light ta uses solar energy and ad

mrs. quigley has yet to deliver, because her head was pinned down like this, she couldn't see the officer who came to her rescue and left before she was extracted. they are hope that that man will can't representative quigley's office so they can formerly thank him for what he did. >> firefighters in hockessin, delaware are battling a brush fair near the mount cuba center. the flames broke out before 3:00 this afternoon. tanker units from chester county are called in to help battle the fire. at this hour it's aftering 20 acres of trees and brush. >>> an overturned piece of road equipment turned over in newport, newcastle county, causing a big backup on southbound 95. this was the scene at noon shortly after a del/dot front loader tipped over on the side of the road and two lanes of traffic were shut down as crews worked to upright the vehicle. no word if anyone was hurt here. >>> hunt is on for the person that police say torched a car and caused a minor brush fire it was discovered in chester park and houston street. the fire is considered suspicious, firefighters were able to quickly ext

mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it has been 32 years since we have experienced a single month with a temperature below the 20th century average. we are now all but certain that 2016 will be the single hottest year on record, replacing 2015 and 2014, which both held that title before it. as we stand here today, representatives from 195 nations, including our own, our meeting in morocco to discuss how the world will move forward to implement the historic paris agreement forged last december. yet, in that same one-year span, the president-elect used his campaign for our country's highest office to promote policy ideas that will not only pollute the planet but expos millions of americans -- expose millions of americans to loss of life, livelihood and property. if these dangerous ideas are put into action, they will imperil the unique and fragile ecosystems that make the united states a wonder of the world. and saddle our economy with potentially trillions of dollars in increased health care, all while preventin

mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, equality, justice, and opportunity for all cannot coexist in a society where bigotry, misogyny, and anti-semitism, and other kinds of hatred are accepted or even encouraged. only one of these two sets of values has made our country great. while the other has the ability to further divide and ultimately destroy us. following the president-elect's appointment of steve banon as white house chief stratgist, my office received hundreds of calls and letters of concerned constituents deeply worried about an administration that pits people against one another. and goes against the better angels of our nature. the president-elect wants to be the president for all americans, he simply cannot surround himself with individuals that tolerate, inspire , or participate in hate speech. with reports of bias-based attacks continuing to rise following the election, we must remain focused on ensuring that no american, regardless of race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation, feels marginalize

mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in 1908 the chicago cubs won the world series at west side park. to give you a little perspective how long ago that was, in the crowd you could find civil war veterans. president taft, however, was not in attendance that day. during the cubs' 108-year-old drought we have had two world wars, put a man on the moon, and survived y 2 k. after a historic seven-game series, can i finally say my chicago cubs are champions once again. i'm enormously proud of the chicago cub players and coaches, the entire management team, and the rickets family for unparalleled determination on the long, long road to a league best regular season anne championship title. generations of loyal cub fans finally got to see their team win the series in what was arguably the best baseball game of all time. it was an honor for me to be in the stands that night and then join millions of chicagoans in celebrating the long awaited return of the world series trophy to the friendly confines of wregly field. the c

mr. quigley is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your service. mr. clapper, word of advice talking about retirement, you mentioned your wife. a friend of mine recently retired and his wife, i said i married you for better or worse but i didn't marry you for lunch. good luck on that. in the time we have, could you give us a little bit of your thoughts concerning the homeland and security, what are your priorities or chief concerns besides cyber or orlando-type attacks? to me it is a concern that the attacks could be more generated from outside but also less sophisticated and therefore harder to stop or even know about. >> well, touched on what is of course a great concern to us. not so much the massive complex attack we suffered on 9/11, but whether those caused by individuals or small cells of people, that is a tremendous challenge for us. one of the things i've tried to work in my time as dni is promoting not only the horizontal integration across our ic agencies but also vertically with this state/lowly/tribal/private sector. i think we've made a l

mr. quigley is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your service. mr. clapper, word of advice talking about retirement, you mentioned your wife. a friend of mine recently retired and his wife, i said i married you for better or worse but i didn't marry you for lunch. good luck on that. in the time we have, could you give us a little bit of your thoughts concerning the homeland and security, what are your priorities or chief concerns besides cyber or orlando-type attacks? to me it is a concern that the attacks could be more generated from outside but also less sophisticated and therefore harder to stop or even know about. >> well, touched on what is of course a great concern to us. not so much the massive complex attack we suffered on 9/11, but whether those caused by individuals or small cells of people, that is a tremendous challenge for us. one of the things i've tried to work in my time as dni is promoting not only the horizontal integration across our ic agencies but also vertically with this state/lowly/tribal/private sector. i think we've made a l

quigley: and who is aj hidell? lee harvey oswald: hidell, he issued that membership card to me. mr. of the committee. marina: hidell is name you make up. you tell fbi hidell rhyme with fidel? tell fbi you want name our baby fidel? all you do. all day, pass out cuba paper. ha! still no job. only cuba, cuba, cuba, you know? cuba not care about you. lee harvey oswald: marina! marina: what kind of man are you? look at you. great man, genius and no one knows it. how am i supposed to live like this? lee harvey oswald: you're going back to texas. you call that friend of yours, the one you gave russian lessons to. tell her to come get you and junie. marina: ruth? you no like ruth. lee harvey oswald: she'll take care of you till the baby comes. [baby crying]. marina: get going. lee harvey oswald: marina, as soon as you get back to dallas, i'll get back to da. i need to go to cuba immediately. i have to. eusebio azcue: i'm sorry, but as i explained, you will need a soviet visa. lee harvey oswald: you, you're not listening to me. i need you to make an exception. i, i've proven my support of pr