mrs. hudson and i had a wonderful time today. we started off by escorting a boy scout across the street. then we played chicken with kids on skateboards. mork, how could you do such a thing? with my orkan age machine. i set the controls for senile, subtract two. i'm not talking about the mechanics of what you did. i want to know why you'd do such a horrible thing to grandma. how could it be horrible? it makes her happy. she's only happy because she thinks you are an old man. but when i use my age machine, i am an old man. what if she falls in love with you? uh-oh, sudden realization. mork the good is suddenly mork the bozo. i better call the travel agent and book a heavy guilt trip. how could i do such a dumb thing? oh, mork, your intentions were good. yeah, but there's a saying on ork -- the road to earth is paved with good intentions. but, how can i solve the problem, though? mrs. hudson and i have a date tomorrow night. i guess you're just going to have to break up. i'm already pretty broken up right now. no, i mean you're goi

mr. hudson and mr. butterfield. h.r. 4365 would update the registration process for emergency medical services agencies with multiple locations, claringfying record keeping requirements relating to the transportation and storage of controlled substances. further, the bill would make sure that paramedics and e.m.s. will continue will continue to administer pain and anti-seizure medications in emergency situations pursuant to standing or verbal orders when certain conditions are met. h.r. 4365 has over 130 co-sponsors. it was reported out of the energy and commerce committee on a voice vote and is supported by over a dozen e.m.s. and trauma care organizations. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 4365 and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from illinois. ms. schakowsky: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. schakowsky: mr. speaker, i

mr. rock hudson has acquired immune deficiency syndrome. >> it was a huge news story and rock hudson had movie stars of three decades prior to that. >> rock hudson made more than 60 movies, earning an oscar nomination for "giant" with elizabeth taylor in 1956. >> hudson came to paris to get treatment from the pasture institute. >> immediately after finding the virus, started looking for treatments. rock hudson went there, many other people went there. the united states of america didn't have anything. >> the disclosure comes as aids victims and allies in this country are becoming increasingly impatient with what they see as lack of commitment to conquer the disease. >> everybody is saddened rock hudson has aids, people should be sad that almost 12,000 other americans also have aids. >> it was ironic when rock hudson was on the cover of "people" magazine. they say now we're all at risk. really? you pick this one closet case and focus on him? >> mr. hudson returned to los angeles in order to be in a familiar environment and to be cared for by his own physicians. >> you know the money that

family" "my dad and my mom" "my baby brother." " my aunts and uncles" "thankful for mrs. murphy." " my school." "hudson school." "and my home." "house" but family.. home and school aren't the only things to be thankful for.. "im thankful for the cubs." "hawkeyes" "the uni panthers." "my neighbors." "i'm thankful for you. me? you're awesome." "food and drinks and chairs." " i'm thankful for the world be "for my life." "the food that we get in this country because some other people don't" " it's a lovely day and i get to see everyone's "i'm thankful for my frozen toy because i'm thankful to give it away." "thankful for transports." "i'm thankful for chairs." "thankful for my 100 cats." "and eveything i have because some people don't have it." thankful for what i have becuase other people don't have it... what a great answer.. shows you that sometimes kids are the ones reminding us what the holidays are all about. amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. many kids wrote down what they're thankful for on paper turkeys they made.... it's iowa birds get the official word. the president gives them a clear path to retirem

and my mom" "my mom, my dad, my cat" "i'm thankful for my dog willow" "thankful for mrs. murphy." " my school." "hudson school." "and my home." "house" but family.. home and school aren't the only things to be thankful for.. "im thankful for the cubs." "hawkeyes" "the uni panthers." "my neighbors." "i'm thankful for you. me? you're awesome." i'm thankful for the world because god made it." "for my life." "the food that we get in this country because some other people don't" " it's a lovely day and i get to see everyone's faces." "i'm thankful for teddy. "my nurf guns." "i'm thankful for my frozen toy because i'm thankful to give it away." "thankful for transports." "i'm thankful for chairs." "thankful for my 100 some people don't have it." "hapy thanksgiving.!!!!!!!!" thankful for what i have becuase other people don't have it... what a great answer.. shows you that sometimes kids are the ones reminding us what the holidays are all about. amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. many kids wrote down what they're thankful for on paper turkeys they de it's iowa birds get the official word. the president gives them a

mr. food bowl. returned a kickoff that would give hudson field position. of then that is good for the first out.. they goes back. getting hook for six more. the second half was all hudson. scored three touchdowns to stun harding 24-21. >> division for between perry and in dcl. the parts were successful to ge thing tyler horvath the shot the drive. that it is a two nothing perry. and then, the drive stays alive. when he runs hard and finish th drive with a touchdown, but he did lose the to the tie color good, perry defends comes up the timery perry wedding, 22-nine. division six cuyahoga heights versus the kirtland hornets. is is there to make stop. to not find a receiver. than the hardest throw the ball they've got first down but the tigers installed because the quarterback was sacked. scans of fans to the four and olmsted falls falls on the road. the redskins be kirtland device, blanket ban both games. congratulations to all the teams at moveonon with more action yesterday, we went from a recor high temperatureses the third with mid 70s. as we move the rain that we get a break when comes out of

hudson. back in the elite eight. for the third straight season. fans hoping santa can deliver a win. he shows why. he's the front runner for mr. football. third place play from scrimmage. 73-yard for touch down. raiders up by a seven to nothing count. the ex returns the ensuing kick off. 50 yards. to give hudson good field position. would hit. sam wright. for the first down. right there. he explores. settle for a field goal. and grant boots it through. it's a seven to three game. >> hudson. twenty-four to 21. isn't that amazing. >> . all right. we have a big division had match up. division four match up. >> . is staying alive. running hard. and he would finish off the dry drive. with a touch down. or is it. take a look. looks like the ball is out before he crosses the goal line. but they call it good. and goes for two. no. the defense comes up big. >> . stops short there. and wins this one. by 22 to nine count. division six. action. >> looking to sweep in the hornets. phrepb it of defense. hornets looking makes the tackle. right there. looking to add to the seven to nothing lead. hornets defense comes up with a stop at line of scrimmage.

hudson, nbc10 news. >>> president-elect donald trump wants to prove he's not just relaxing on this thanksgiving holiday. he is working to save jobs. mrday he's trying to get carrier ac company to stay in the u.s. the company's indianapolis plant is in the midst of a move to mexico. the company confirmed they are in conversations. meantime there are concerns tonight about the president-elect's focus on national security. intelligence officials tell nbc news mr. trump has only received two intelligence briefings since the election. that is far fewer than the almost daily briefings that are expected. those briefings give a summary of key security developments from all u.s. security agencies as well as the cia's covert operations. >> by not having daily briefings, he's risking the security of the united states. there is nothing as important as these briefings for the president of the united states. if he discounts them, then of course it's possible there could be ramifications. >> vice president-elect mike pence is reportedly getting briefed almost every day. >>> well, she wanted to be the next president. now jill stein is challenging th

mr. hollywood. hope you're doing well this fine monday morning. sleep safety town north of 52. shady hills, hudson area, you take your pick. we're in the area of has co-county. if you don't own a jeep but you want one, you could win that. yep. that's going to go to a lucky winner this weekend. sweet stuff. i'll tell you about jeepin for amendment 1 is endorsed by florida's firefighters... because it does solar the right way. amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, and unsafe solar installations. safe solar for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1. for the sun. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. people in the upper echelons of the military are very concerned about the things that mr. trump has already said he's going to ask the military to do. chris matthews: talking of maybe using nuclear weapons, nobody wants to hear that about an american president. well, then, then why are we making them? a fo

hudson, florida. roberta is waiting. republican. caller: hello mr. butler. myself and everyone i know is still trying to figure out how hillary clinton got away with this. all of her e-mails and phones, not being prosecuted. guest: that is the information with -- problem with her information being stored on a private server. she was supposed to turn over documents that were relevant to her service at the state department. but she got to determine, along with her lawyers, which documents were relevant and relevant,hat were not like making arrangements for her mom's funeral or chelsea's wedding, those were not supplied to the state department. the concern is that if she had been using an official server, all of those e-mails would of been preserved. you know how when they say when you delete something from e-mail it never goes away. that is true on a government separate but on a private server there is a way to make those items go away. so what some people have suggested is there might be some deluded e-mails that were not able to be found, some of those delet

mr. doran: thank you, and with that let's pass it over to the ambassador, thank you for being here, we appreciate it. well, thank you very much for moderating and i want to thank the hudsonitation to speak here again. i particularly want to thank michael prejean for organizing the imagine and as well as to thank all my colleagues on the panel. let me look at it, if i may, from the perspective of what i think are in iraq's interests. we've been asked to speak for a relatively brief period of time. i'm a former trial lawyer and i usually can't clear my throat in 10 minutes but i'll see what i , can do. [laughter] i think one of the biggest mistakes that the united states made in circa 2011 was its complete disengagement from iraq. i don't mean necessarily the withdrawal of troops, that's a more subtle question dealing with the -- i mean, i do wish the united states had maintained troops there but i also understand it from the perspective of the iraqi government refusing to give immunity to american troops and all that. that's a discussion i don't want to have at this moment, i'll get into it in questions and answers , but i mean the intellectual disengagement and the sort

mr. snow: you never know. it might have. you can't run the experiment. if howe had stayed in new york and all those men available to go up the hudson at least it would havethe three pincers would have been able to join forces at albany. by the way, as far as traveling the battlefield, when i take friends out there and show them the battlefield, i try to do it twice. i say, okay. we're going to look at the first battle and then we go around a second time to do the second battle. the problem is of course both battles were fought on the same ground and the park service tried to interpret both at the same time. it's very confusing. very, very confusing. how much time do we have? >> i have two questions. mr. snow: okay. >> first of all, general earborn, is he the same person who founded fort dearborn of dechambeau, michigan? mr. snow: yes. he was a major at saratoga and he had a military career after that. rose to rank of general and fought in the war of 1812. >> okay. mr. snow: he named his son dearborn and el alexander was one of the regimental commanders from new hampshire that everybody loved. he's in the book. -- girlfriend's name was na abby bishop and

hudson river line. >> oh, yes, billy joel. >> who is that? can you make it out? >> that is mitt romney waiting in the taxi line at jfk airport enroute to go see mr.ever see. >> i recognized that immediately. that is the taxi line at jfk airport. >> we all know that line. >> i have been in it many times. >> it's mitt romney. on one hand kind of sad. this close to being president. mitt romney has handled all that very well. average guy. you will see him. people will post tweets all the time. >> i have seen these tweets where is he not in first class. i'm in southwest roe 19 with mitt romney. it gets old after a while. he is cool with that he has a lot of money. >> we're not doing the show on location today because i have heard this golf course in new jersey is beautiful. i heard it's one of the best in the country. >> i have a friend who has a home near there. and horse country near new jersey. and his wife rides horses. if you watch the sopranos you would never think there are horses there. beautiful country. >> beautiful. >> pretty cool as a president-elect you can hold your transition meetings wherever you want. including your beautiful golf cou

- well, mrs. hudson, you've told us the stole is yours and at the moment we have no legal evidence to the contrary. [doorbell ringing] - mrs. paula hudson? - yes? - my name is jonas. i am the adjuster for the indemnity insurance company i've come about a fur piece that one of our clients has reported as missing. a crystal mink stole. - your client was less polite. she accused me of stealing it. - oh, de between ourselves, mrs. wilson is a very tactless person, but she doesn't mean all she says. - maybe you're right, but don't think i'm going to anything to help mrs. wilson. - i'm not asking you to. i am asking you to do something that would benefit my company and incidentally yourself. - what is it? - well, it's like this. mrs. wilson's stole is insured with us for $2000, and that's what we'll have to pay unless it's returned to her. as i understand it you only paid $400 for that stole. now rather than take a total loss, we're willing to offer you $600 for it. i'll give you the cash, you give me the fur,