yes, mr. s so, i intend to hunt you, to stalk you. kuryakin will be the tethered bait, and you the prey. kuryakin is being held somemeere in this ten block condemned area. you have until of doing s. don't. stefan. you will give your weapons to my servant stefan. the fuse cap in your tie clip. thank you. but the odod seemed somewhat stacked in the house's favor now. i spent the last two years of my life making certain of that, mr. solo. you will not attempt to escape, nor seek help, nor attempt to kill me. for with my death, your colleague will be quite certain and immediately killed. it is now six minutes to twelve. l begin. i do hope you've lost none of your skill, mr. solo. it's almost 12, it's three minutes of. i know. well, aren't we gonna do something how? wait, maybe i could go to the other side e the area -and then try to call... -karmak's got the deck, and we've got to play it his way, and hope that he makes the mimiake. you're not gonna go out there and do what he said? and let him hunt you down like some kind of animal? i've

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so. mr. adams. arigato. s "thanks," why, all i can say is "you're welcome," i guess. n. henry, you hold yours back. the rest get back to your wagons. we'll be pulling out right away. it ain't true. it can't be. you reckon they escaped from the sideshow, sailor? no, not hardly. but i do know where they come from. hey, major! you know what you've got there? ( japanese ) do you know this fella? japanese from japan. how come you know so much about japan, blane? what do you thinkk they call me sailor for? i was with commodore perry when we opened japan in 1853. commodore perry? you? why, i iure was. yep, yedo bay, july 1853. i've seen thousands like these here fellass maybe you can find out for me just what two japanese are doing here in the center of kansas. mm, ain't no ordinary japanese neither, major. he was one of those "sam-o-rays." that's a kind of a soldier-like. yes. nippon samurai. yeah, they're funny critters, major. maybe you'd better let me talk to 'em alone huh? all right, go ahead. ( japanese ) him and his boss were headed for back east, when his boss got the f

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s-boats? mr. weir: no and no. excuse me, do you want that one? the s-boats were actually a navy product. the problem was not so much the configuration as the internals. we cannot manufacture the kind of reliability that germans managed. >> was this john holland originally? and patents went over to germany and they used simon lake's. mr. weir: simon lake wanted to build u-boats on this site of the atlantic, and that contract never came to fruition. he was actually pushed out of his own company after a number of years. his company became electric boat, which was independent before it was gobbled up by general dynamics after the second world war. easily the sophisticated submarine factory in the world. a couple of assumptions. i will be more brief. a lake boat and holland boat are different because the fundamental concept is different. even though the technology is limited to a certain extent, the holland is forward-looking in that it is using a submerged state as its natural habitat. it can't yet completely because it can't breathe long enough to make that happen. if you look at the holland 6 and submarine after

so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 2952 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration, that the bill be read a third time and passed, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: mr. president, reserving the right to object, i respect our colleague's right to come to the floor and ask unanimous consent. there are three of them, i understand, that they will be asking for. i will be objecting to all three of them. i will reserve my statement of reasons why following the third. at this point, i object to the unanimous consent request by the senator from washington. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. wyden: mr. president, i want to recognize our colleague from montana, and then i believe after our colleague from montana speaks, my friend from delaware will -- will address the senate. mr. daines: thank you. i want to

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s he did across areas of the country. so, many of our members epresent districts that mr. trump did very well in. and i think, there is uniformity this was giant election for republicans but it was a giant election because mr. party across our the finish line. many of us were here before he remains ed, and that the same. but this was a trump coalition, nd this is a trump government that we're going to have to deal with moving forward. > the unknown sort of would be the freedom caucus. they have shown a willingness to buck ryan on the house floor in january. this probably won't happen on and they ut later on, have said that they are interested in having a seat at the table. do you think that somebody from caucus should be in elected leadership? >> i think it would strengthen to have a broad cross-section of our conference leadership at the table. that includes gender diversity, racial diversity, and i think diversity.al we're now a conference that is a of centrist sort conservative republicans. it's a center that's much more center of our party a decade or two ago. folks,e are conservative but the

s great museums. and mrs. obama made a big effort of artwork in the house. >> so this is all their style? >> this is all their style. >> they can just bring in a decorator and do it how they want? >> the wall treatments, you can't rip things out, the mantles and things. this is the family dining room which is where they have their family meals, which was a big priority for the obama family and it's very beautiful. >> wow, that is beautiful. moving on up to meg ryan. so from the white house to a loft in soho. >> to a big loft in soho. the obamas bedroom there, which was amazing. meg ryan is a serial renovator. this is the ninth space that she's done. she let us look at it exclusively. she travels all over the world on location and brings in all her things. loved decorating. and i think what you'll see here, it's a nice decorating tip. in her kitchen she has open shelving which is a very modern way to do your kitchen and a good tip for people. and then also we show her gallery walls here. and anyone can take that idea. you don't have to have fine it could be your kids art or family photos a

so we ask... mr. buesing, will you do anything to win? anything? to beat this woman. okay, you know i was your governor. but there' s some things you may not know. my hair used to be way better. i played quarterback. my dad was a doctor here for 55 years. i swim every morning. and yes, i'm a fan of fans! i'll protect social security and medicare, defend women's healthcare and planned parenthood, and take care of our veterans. i'm charlie crist and i approve this message. because i'll put the people first. under state attorney mark ober's watch, rape and sexual assault are on the rise. ober is not just ineffective, he declined to prosecute a man slavery, even blamed the victim. ober: she was with him voluntarily. our community deserves new leadership. andrew warren, an experienced prosecutor, >>> she was adopted in haiti end overcame a battle with lupus. she was shot to death and our family is desperate for answers.>>> a couple opens up about being held at gunpoint in their home home. a suspect is still on the loose. >>> he will never play football again, his last memory is one this team 10news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a couple is shaken aft

so we ask... mr. buesing, will you do anything to win? anything? to beat this woman. okay, you know i was your governor. but there' s some things you may not know. my hair used to be way better. i played quarterback. my dad was a doctor here for 55 years. and yes, i'm a fan of fans! and in congress i'll get things done for pinellas county. i'll protect social security and medicare, defend women's healthcare and planned parenthood, and take care of our veterans. i'm charlie crist and i approve this message. because i'll put the people first. . >>> 67 degrees right now at tampa international airport a breeze from the northeast and that's going to continue all day. afternoon high of 84, just a few clouds but a pleasant evening with a low tonight of 64. how about traffic on the great, the skyway only going to take you 6 minutes, about 10 between each of the total plaza, moving over to the howard frankland bridge about a 7-minute commute. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her

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s they're harassing muslims d latinos. >> i am so saddened to hear that, andly say this right to the camera, stop it. >> reporter: mr. trump also said on "60 minutes," if the supreme court ore turned the roe v. wade ruling, the legality of abortion would be a question for the states. but on same-sex marriage, he said since the supreme court had already ruled, the issue in his mind, scott, was closed. tonight. jim, thank you. on president-elect trump's election, president obama said today the people have spoken. well, it turns out some of them are still speaking. high school students walked out of class today in a number of cities to protest. in silver spring, maryland, some chanted, "not my president." in los angeles, signs read "deport trump" and voices shouted, "say it loud, say it clear, immigration welcome here." and students walked out of t protesting racism, sexism, homophobia, islamophobia and xenophobia. trump sent mixed signals with his two top white house appointments today. his chief of staff will be former republican party chairman reince priebus, who is a well-liked washington insider and a good friend o

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s. 3110 occur at noon tomorrow. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: so if there is no further business to come before the senate i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order following the remarks of senator moran. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i have the honor of serving with you on the committee of veterans affairs and i want to speak tonight about an issue, a set of issues, a circumstance that we have found ourselves in. as you will recall several years ago, our nation was appalled. there was a national news story. and we were appalled to learn that the department of veterans affairs, employees from across the country were creating secret waiting lists that stood between veterans and the care they deserved. veterans died waiting for care because of deceptive practices at the v.a. in the wake of that wrongdoing, i called upon the resignation -- called for the resignation of the then secretary of the department of veterans affairs. at that time i di

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so she can still be mrs. claus. >> this is the beginning of our neighborhood give away. reporter: and on this thanksgiving. >> where's my dancers s today. reporter: she's the one finding a way to still dance to the music and praise. >> that's a heart of gold. pay off her home so she'll rebuild her home in the same spot. >>> hey, it's a big day for football. >> it is a big day for football. i have some football forecasts for you. it should be a great weather day. >> the only forecast i'm worried about is how to get out of this building. >> the 12:00 game. >> yeah, i know, believe me. the usf games and the bucs games, it >> here's our clearwater tower cam. looks like a beautiful start to the morning. we are seeing a few clouds around the area. temperatures are for the most part in the 60s. a weak front is working through the area as we speak or it's working its way down here. slightly cooler and drier air for sunday and monday. our next front moves through the end of the work week and that's when we see our first tampa, 65 in apollo beach. we're watching titan doppler radar and we do see a few areas that could be a sprinkle, hard t

so approaching the staff table are dr. ritee cona teach of research planning and assessment and john burke and mrs. cascois providing updated handouts which should replace the handout s in your folder. >> the powerpoint is replaced- >> okay, so--the powerpoint presentation in your folders in the folders please set that to the side and refer to the new copy mrs. casco is distributing and there is a one page data table which i believe is new, which wasn't in your folders originally. last thing i will say before turning over is as vice president walton stated there are very concerning disparities and discrepancy in the data per taining to our subgroups of students so appreciate him mentioning that up front and will hear more about the circumstances along those lines from the presentation. >> good evening commissioners and good evening to everyone. if you need copies of this powerpoint we made copies for the public on the table outside. in terms of district accountability overview we are presenting both our academic and social emotionly culture climate results. the last time we did this overview is 2012, 13 and since then this is the first year that we had robust reliabl

mr. jones, will you pay attention please? attention! - a-t-e-n-s-h-o-n. - never mind all that! - oh, i'm sorry, sir, i dozed off. - so, jones, what's the matter with you lately? - well, sir, i can't quite seem to make out on the salary i'm getting as a teacher, so i had to take on some extra work at night. - i see. now jones, this extra work you're talking about, i take it- (phone rings) excuse me. hello? yes, thank you, i'll take care of it right away. this extra work you're ... (audience laughter) jones! jones, this extra work you're talking about, i take it you do it after school? - oh, yes, sir. at 3:30 when the bell rings, i have just enough time to put on my rubber boots and rush off to the car wash. (audience laughter) - you work in a car wash? - a school teacher, with a ba, an ma, and a phd washing a k-a-r. (audience laughter) i can't get over it. - well, it's only for four hours, sir. at eight o'clock i'm a ticket taker in a drive-in movie. (audience laughter) - drive-in movie? but that doesn't let out 'til two o'clock in the morning. - i know, just in time for me to start delivering milk. (audience laughter

mr. trump would answer questions about s&l, hamilton, about rudy giuliani's finances is he concerned, he wasn't. sont on and on. >> woodruff: we're trying to understand how much of this is a learning process as michael was referring to and how much of it is maybe to throw us off either in the public in the media because, as you say, it's deliberately diverse. we're trying to sort out what is real and what isn't. >> some people called it speed dating and kellyanne conway, one of his strat scwises today, said he has a voracious appetite to get more and more people i in to see him. it's like his craving for his rallies. he's got that same appetite now. he wants more and more meetings to hear from people. it's also to hear ideas. these are very smart people, very plugged-in people and now is his opportunity to grill them, get various counsel and ideas for his administration he can either steal or use. it's part about vetting people and part about getting ideas. >> woodruff: michael schmidt, we learned today the kansas secretary of state chris kobac who went to the golf club was carrying a sheath of pap

>> alright, so, anyway he's like "hello, funny lady." and i said, "oh my gosh! mr. t,s and we're making small talk. and then he said, "where are you going?" and i said, "as a matter of fact i have a show at 8:00 and my ride isn't here." mr. t and his posse gave me a ride in their limo to my show at the chicago theater. and i was so excited. but i was like, "will you do me a favor?" i open the door. i was on in like, honestly like, five minutes. people are walking in and i started screaming "mr. t drove me here!" and he got up and waved to everybody. and it was a moment. it was a moment. >> seth: there you go. that's fantastic. >> so that's what this book is. weird and crazy and some are funny and some are jaw droppers. but they're not like the long stories, in my act. can i tell you what inspired me to write the book? >> seth: please. >> i know you're gonna laugh at me. because i couldn't be whiter. like i am so white i'm transparent. >> seth: yeah. >> like you can see my organs and veins. like an anatomy doll. alright, so i truly was inspired -- i feel like you're judg

so the north, lynn and swampscott, 50. marblehead and beverly, dipped mr. to the 40's and carlisle tends to run cooler than the the city of lowell hanging in at 53 degrees. duxbury and marshfield 49, last time i talked tough. orleans, also 49 on the national sea shore. it's pretty cool, i wouldn't have expected a reading to be that cool at this hour, especially with the water temperatures around 60 degrees. clear skies, waiting for clouds to arrive, ahead of a warm front. really a warm front bringing the precipitation with it into canada and northern new england, not for southern new england. not our area,o clouds but the crowds will some the temperature from dropping, but as of the winds shift, the temperature starts to go back up. i'll show you that more in a moment. i bring you out to this part of the country not often, but this time i do because this is the beginnings of our storm system that will push toward us. by the time it gets here most of the activity goes up north and drags through our area. we get the clouds overnight tonight, stopping the temperature drop

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mr. trump, lowndes cleveland. there is a special connection, the convention was here.e >> i think he started his business here. >> 's daughter here from westlake. there are lots of connections i was so excited for cleveland.. if i could contribute to the campaign and the presidency i would put in a shout out for cleveland. >> tell us about donald trump, as.. so few people do this, some people are upset by the results would they need to know about donald trump? >> throughout the campaigngnara has done more than any politician in recent memory. advancing issues like immigration and trade that nobody talked about defeating 1 qualified republican candidates governors, senators, hillary clinton was one of the most qualified candidates to run for president. she was a senator, secretary of state. this guy that the bet against but most importantly he loves the alesci's country who wants to give back and she is a winner. what i learnedck is that he has this ability to see what you cannot see. he has this amazing knack to fi problems we need all of supporters to come together and work together because problems transcend politics. democracy is more important than any candidate party or electio

policy adjustments s and putting the massive bubbles inflate on their watch so there is an argument. she has experience but it's bad experience and that resonates with me. >> does mr. trump have any close relationships in silicon valley? >> it's generated a lot of discussion and has gotten pushback to say the least. close business relationships are very well intact. >> t. have any people you deal with that are endorsing donald trump that don't want to say it publicly? >> one of the things doing this service not a large number but a small number of people that can't say it in public and what not. >> what have you learned about the appetite for political difference? >> it's more polarized than i realized. i thought it was a fairly liberal, fairly democratic things that backed obama in 2008 but i didn't think there would be this sort of a visceral reaction. it is surprising that anybody would say that you're beyond the palyou are beyondthe pale for tn that have extreme fringe views. i've often supported the views and this is the first time i've done something conventional. it doesn't feel contrary and. it's the first time i've done something big in my life if the cou

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s. this is the huge social tension across so much of america. senator sanders and mr. trump. peter navarro a supporter of economics will join us today. francine: i really like that because it is a ross over between what we are hoping to hear from some data and crossing into politics ahead of that election next week. here's what i have. it is a tom keene chart. i feel like this is really your animal spirit chart. payrolls in white. in red is the recessionary periods. 2000 actually gaining. this is a 12 month moving average. quarter on quarter change for gdp. you can see that is slowing and going back. it is normalizing again. it gives you a snapchat of the u.s. economy. thank you for joining us. patrick, let me start with you. the markets are nervous. rightly so? patrick: short-term why would you want to take a big risk with the election in four days. you may have issues. you have brexit which is an ongoing saga. it makes sense to put money on the sidelines in the next few days because it looks like an uncertain outcome. francine: you have money in the game. you look at the po

so approaching the staff table are dr. ritee cona teach of research planning and assessment and john burke and mrs. cascois providing updated handouts which should replace the handout s in your folder. >> the powerpoint is replaced- >> okay, so--the powerpoint presentation in your folders in the folders please set that to the side and refer to the new copy mrs. casco is distributing and there is a one page data table which i believe is new, which wasn't in your folders originally. last thing i will say before turning over is as vice president walton stated there are very concerning disparities and discrepancy in the data per taining to our subgroups of students so appreciate him mentioning that up front and will hear more about the circumstances along those lines from the presentation. >> good evening commissioners and good evening to everyone. if you need copies of this powerpoint we made copies for the public on the table outside. in terms of district accountability overview we are presenting both our academic and social emotionly culture climate results. the last time we did this overview is 2012, 13 and since then this is the first year that we had robust reliabl

s -- supporter president-elect trump and that is something that matters a lot to mr. trump. he has been aligned on immigration issues, very much once an aggressive approach, sos and aggressive approach, so i think he will take their responsibilities seriously, but i think his world view aligns with mr. trump's in how he will interpret the law and enforce it . some of these names will end up in court, but it does seem like a direction that they're going in together on immigration, muslim ban, so on. vonnie: we are getting more news about other people that donald trump is set to meet this weekend. he will meet mitt romney on saturday, along with chairman of the alliance and also, another the metsichelle wie, had a day, and we get the ceo of dke restaurants, he is meeting with the president elect this weekend. we know that one of those has to do with [indiscernible] in the other hints as to what we might hear from those? jennifer: there was some speculation yesterday that the mitt romney meeting with his formal -- someone who was person in 2012, on trump'sn spoken comments on women, as well as the policy positions, might be in the running for secretary of state

so good with words. oh, yeah, she writes the "chuck steak" on the windows. nice to know you, there, mrs. pike. oh, no. it's not "mrs." it's "ms." "ms."-- m-s. oh, you're one of them. she's a women's lib! and she ain't a miss, neither. what does that make her, a near miss? ha-ha-ha-ha! edith, i was going to ask you if you've had an interesting life, but he just saved me the trouble. oh, hi! hi, oh, i promise not to guess your name if you promise not to guess mine. [laughs] [high-pitched laughing] i'm gonna get a drink. oh, amelia, what a wonderful turnout. it is good, isn't it? of course, not everybody could come, and some of us are no longer with us. oh, my. they left already? oh, no, no. they passed on. oh! yeah, danny pilsner? you remember him? just last year. oh, i'm sorry, but it don't surprise me. he was always very sickly. hey, amelia, i don't see your husband around. where is he? he didn't come. listen, edith-- wait a minute. what do you mean, he didn't come? he promised a very special client of his that he would go bowling with him. now, listen, edith. you hear that, edith? hey, he's going bowling. i had to come here with you. but a

mr scully. yes. every year the president gives out something called the presidential medal of freedom... and this year he's going to give it to you! s: oh my gosh, no e: yes! so you've had -- s: are you sure? laughs s: i'm just an old baseball announcer. the medal of honor ceremony is next tuesday at the white today, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and here in the valley, morning lows will drop in the 40s. with winds between 10-20 mph the coolest we have been since april 30th. highs will be near 60 which is the coolest high we have seen since march 7th. in today's gma first look-- abc news sits down with the hero big brother who saved his 11 month old baby brother in the abc news sits down with the hero big brother who saved his fell off his changing table. here's abc's mara schiavocampo. < in this morning's gma first look, an amazing act of brotherly love, caught on camera. watch as 35-year mom of five tila levi turns her back for just a moment, leaving 11-month old eitan on the changing table. first, the baby dangles his leg over the edge? then tumble

mr. wilson. so stay tuned for that. but we appreciate you being on s air with utas fy orreat fox5 new morning. >> i'm excited and thanks for having mexcited. >> thanks for being here this bs morning. let's check in with tucker barnes get a look acht ourect or strecast. tuck. >> ste start your day.cold overnight 20s,a even teens out there. t 35 now in the city. that looks like our overnight og low. bottom line with today low 50s for daytime highs and sunshinein the first half of the day.lfthe we'll cloud up a little later at you'll see a frontal systemntal there you go, cold front off to our west. that will bring us some raine rn showers.ow not today. not if you're travelingto today we'w fine locally but by tomorroworro morning we are going to haveweo some showers around for thersroo first half of our thanksgivingng day holiday.. cool. but less windy than yesterday ss it shouldn't feel quiet as brisk what we've been dealing with thh last couple of days.ple 52 your daytime high and oncee again let me just mention we'rew dry today if you'll be out and a a

s. 3110. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: sof there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the >> this is the senate's first day back after the election. members approving a measure that would allow the library of congress to congress to record the oral history of goldstar families. the senate holds leadership elections tomorrow. the the chicago sun-times report senator patty murray of washington state who is number four in the democratic leadership may be challenging senator dick durbin in the number two slot. she may be putting herself in play to move up to number three. we'll. we'll cover the senate leadership elections tomorrow on c-span2. on the other side of the capital, house republicans unanimously backed congressman paul ryan to continue as speaker of the house in the next congress. after the senate traveled in this afternoon, outgoing senate harry reid spoke and called on president-elect donald trump to

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s investigator? the evidence room, reworks them, then gets dolores to sell them. he stakes out dolores' room, so she don't get ripped off and makes belker. let's pay a courtesy call to mr. norris. take backup. i want in on this, captain. yeah. how can i help you, fellas? detectives larue and washington, we're looking for one of your investigators -- gerald norris. scanlon, where's norris? out. we'll wait. suit yourself. oh, wait. here he is. hey, norris. these detectives want to talk to you. gun! he's got a gun! merry christmas, scumwad. back off. i said, "back off." go ahead, tough guy, blow her brains out. [ whimpering ] don't be an idiot, norris! [ gunshot, woman screams ] woman: he shot himself! [ crying ] so...what did they cook up against you, jefferson? assaulting a superior officer. yeah, well, take the offense, man. hit them with a suit for malfeasance. knock out their artillery before they can get off a single shot. i don't know, man. ll, you may have a point. [ clears throat ] sergeant hunter? ha. before we begin, gentlemen, i would like -- your formal notification, sergeant -- in light of recent meritorious performance in the valentine hostage situation, th

so fast, i couldn't see your hand move. - pass the word... mr. paladin will be my guest, long as he cares to stay here. - - s, sir, mr. carey. we'll see that he's treated right. that's the female who got off the same stage. - tom,m,hat is marie ellis. i understand she bought the gold lily saloon from a man in abilene. - bill houghton didn't tell you he was gonna sell his place to a woman. no wonder he didn't come back. - i'll look in on her later. come on. i'll show you a town that's run like a town ought to be run. the only sickness your boy's got is plain laziness. i'll expect to see him in school totorrow. see how it works? a boy dodging school could lead to all sorts of things. my system is to fix problems 'fore they start. - tom, you don't think it was the mother's province to say whether or not the boy y s sick? i only step in when folks decide wrong. now, you take harry brawley there. he's got more grazing land than he can use, but no... never occurs to him to help out his neighbor. - i got plans for that land. it ain't your job to mess in my private affairs. - it's a marshal's job to stop trouble, ain't it? you give