there's your answer, mr. mason. now, do you still propose to go out there alone with this man? yes. no. you can stop bije wilcox. you can arrest him for trying to swindle mason. wait a minute. ain't no swindle. you're leading him right into the heart of medicine mark's country. i know where i'm leading him. no white man can go in there and live. hmm...i've lived there. maybe i've got a secret. all right, bije. bubui'm sending a couple of men along with you. no, you ain't, captain. you ain't trackin' me, neither. don't ever take your eye off this man, mr. mason, bebeuse he's liable to rob you and leave you in the hills to die. he might even sell you to the indians. twentytyears ago you wouldn't have said that to me and lived. twenty years ago i might not have had a reason. good luck, mr. mason. i do, but it's not important. i intend to live until i see my brother's face. the smoke signals are gone. been gone for some time. maybe they left when they saw the cavalry. no, they're still following us. there's some out there less than 100 yards from us now. don'n'watch for 'em. let's make o

ah mr. mason brings them in all way from oregon. yeah just because mrs. mason takes a shine to them. well, they are sure mighty good. yeah too good for horses if you ask me. horses? yeah. mrs mason used to tata them down stables for carl to feed the horses. seemed she used him to teach tricks to the horses, and i told mr. mason, i said that's awful expensive for him, but he told me i should mrs. mason anything she ask for. well you are just about odysysy. yeah, yeah so i am. as that before or after carl was murder. well,i it seems to me... ah i'll tell you ranger. put it like that, you better ask mr. mason. i will. and if i was you, i'd take it easy. but he wasasn the store mr. mason. i told you before we are not giulty of anything but bad judgement. well i'm not sorry it happened. oh you can't mean that mrs. mason. my name is hoby gigian. i've been expecting you. this is my wife mrs. mason. ross edwards. yeah we met. i got to get back to the store. inventory. before we go any further, i'd like to make it clear that no one is at fault, but me. it was my su

at first i called her mrs. mason how are you ever going to learn english watching policemen shoot at eacacother? i like this... program. program. you'll like this one better. ( sesame strtrt: ) hi, bert. hi, ernie. isn't thisisa nice lett? it's nice. it's big and round... i must have been the only 14-year-old . louis. i went to high school therer and did pretty good once i learned english. 10 q. i couldn't hear you, bert. 10 q, 10 q, 10 q! you're welcome, you're welcome, you're welcome, bert! i started thinking about my future. right then and there i knew what i wanted to do for a living. after graduation, i came here. which you know all about. i didn't think a vietnamese refugee would have a very good chance of getting into the depapament. anyway, i was accepted as h.t. ioki and went through the academy. ? i want to be an airborne ranger ? ? i want to be an airborne ranger ? ? i want to live a life of danger ? thai! ( gasps and wakens ) i finished in the top 5% of my class. to the jump street program under captain j

mr. mason to follow-up up on anna's question about voter fraud in person, you mentioned there is good research and little evidence that there is a widespread problem. why is that viewed so differently by the different parties? how has that become a thing the republicans and democrats see differently, despite the research and the evidence you are citing. host: secretary merrill, i will you start. secretary merrill: i'm not sure. like all things in this country right now, i think it's a bit politicized. most of their case rests on the fact that they want more -- republicans seem to want more identification at the polls, in spite of the fact that there is little evidence that there is in-person voter fraud, just to be sure. i don't think it rests on the evidence one way or the other. i think it is just a sense that there are a lot more people who are not citizens, perhaps not legal in the country, and we want to make sure those people are not voting. i don't think evidence plays into it very much.

josh: mr. mason? mason: that's right. josh: i want to see amy winter. mason: have you got the money? where is it? josh: i can get my hands on it easy. mason: i will give you 10 minutes. josh: i want to see amy winter first. mason: that isn't thwa to the hotel, and you stay there. if the money is right, you will get word where to find the girl. josh: you want your $5,000, you are going to have to do things my way. mason: i understand your position. i am just following instructions. i am just a go-between. i didn't kidnapped the girl. josh: who did? mason: suppose you tell me who you are? mason: i'm impressed. josh: who has got the girl? mason: the gentleman in question was very clear on that point. he wants to remain anonymous. josh: mm-mm. when i make the transaction, i want miss winter and him together, in one hour. mason: that is not possible. josh: all right. two hours. mason: i told you, it's not up to me. i'm just the go-between. josh: who gave you the job? mason: mr., i am trying to be of help as a public spirited citizen. i do not have to stand a

. >> judge michael: ...and mr. mason. ms. watson, you allege that there came a point in time when he got involved in a motorcycle accident. >> yes, sir. >> judge michael: he had legal bills.

mr. north of the mason dixon had to ask me what about grits? it's cornmeal. yellow cornmeal. poland two. polenta is yellow cornmeal. --: 10 is yellow cornmeal. these of the click grits which is sacrilegious. a lot of southern grandma's are saying, i can't believe you're lots of cheddar cheese. cream cheese. crumbled bacon. and i add a touch of rosemary. the rosemary is optional. i throw in the flavor so ties into the other flavors that you have. so it's not exactly low-fat. >> we sprinkle more bacon >> do you want more? >> the recipe is on the website. >> i got the rosemary right away. >>> we are out here at the jack casino. you are wondering if it's too we will give you a sneak peek >>> we start your morning rush with two years since the death of tamia rice. today activists and supporters plan to stand here outside the police station demanding justice and honoring the 12- year-old. his mother is going to make a statement at 5 pm. some of her demands include the firing of the officers involved in murder charges. attorney general, loretta lynch. a grand jury decided to not ind

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> mason: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm anthony mason. we begin tonight with violent weather in the south. time-lapse video shows a tornado touching down today near atlanta. other twisters were reported in florida and louisiana. they were, apparently, not as devastating as some of the 25 reported across the south overnight that left at least five people dead. mark strassmann is in alabama. population 700, took the storm's first knockout punch at five minutes after midnight. this trailer home flipped and killed three people inside. part of a swath of destruction that runs along state highway 71. one resident told us the lights went out, and then he heard a loud growling sound, and in 10 seconds, all these buildings were destroyed and these semitrucks were flipped like tonka toys. in neighboring ider, we found her aunt and uncle own this former daycare center where h

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs

mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

mr. puleo: i say, yes. jefferson himself admits he used ideas from john locke, used ideas from his own contemporary george masonnd one of the reasons he says, if i chose ideas,ely brand-new people without a hard time understanding them. what he does is he writes majestically, i think, particularly the iconic second paragraph. he puts those together. it is not that the issues are concepts of liberty, equality and freedom or brand-new, but a nation conceived in liberty certainly was. mr. lamb: was there a time when the declaration of independence, the actual document was in any kind of trouble and it needed to be restored? mr. puleo: well, i think, yes. i think, particularly it is noticed for the first time at the american centennial in philadelphia in 1876. the document has been subjected to sunlight, hominis state department building subjected to sunlight in the same room as a fireplace, so it kind of subjected to that kind of smoke that would have affected it. there are great efforts to oftore after that period time and also decisions made to keep it in a drawer and it is after that for several years until rea

mr. trump is in town. >> thanks so much, and again, happy thanksgiving, kristen. >> let's bring in professor of law at george masonhe way back, restoring the promise of america," frank buckley. so you write in this week's "new york post" that trump is a shape shifter who has utterly transformed one political party and confounded the other. let's start with the first. what does donald trump mean for the republican party? >> well, a complete change from what had gone before, at least in the person of someone like mitt romney. romney came out with, as you'll recall, a 57-point plan which absolutely nobody read. but while he communicated a perfect fidelity to right-wing principles, he also conveyed an indifference to people, and voters got that, and president obama conveyed the message that i've got your back, and people voted for him. so that kind of conservatism, that kind of right-wing ideology just died in 2012. what trump came up with, i think, is something a little different. i mean, the primary message is, i'm going to look after the american people, and frankly, i think he's going to surprise a lot of people.

mason of reuters about the meeting. and we also touched on the meeting of the first lady with mrs. trump. usa today -- what kind of first lady will mrs. trump be? they write, what kind of floaters will she be? here is a hint -- think jackie kennedy and not eleanor roosevelt. in terms of the evolution of the first lady, i see trump moving us back to the traditional roles. "a traditional social host, this is something i think she will be comfortable with. she will be expected to be front and center and not shy and retiring. she was hardly on the campaign trail so what is to stop her from doing the unexpected as first lady?" from arizona on the democratic line. caller: good morning. good morning world. to -- i am a total democrat. ,nd if we had total democrats total democratic values, we would honor everybody's life. like to see about 17 different federal things done. the first one would be to undo this electoral college thing. have a one would be to mandated voting. that way people would be interested. another thing would be publicly funded elections to the federal government. he federal go

the white house correspondent mason said in a statement, he was "deeply concerned by mr.rump's reject traveling his first ers for visit to washington n. addition to breaking prez dense and first this could inciple, leave americans blind about his being in the d event of national crisis. pool of reporters are ready to elect and resident the association urges president trump to allow us to do its job, including being present for interactions. not allowing the journalists to with the president is unacceptable. san antonio.from caller: hello, how are you doing? ost: what advice to commander-in-chief? caller: i would like to him to 1863 marshall law and of the emergency powers i would love for him to cut the size and cost of so we, the people, can live better. ost: why is it important to repeal the two first things you mentioned? caller: it is important to what? it important to repeal the first two things you mentioned? marshall law, we don't have a constitution, first thing, okay. long as you listen to 1933, america ct, s still tied, america is tied to trading with the -- of

mr. trump, who has promised to wipe away those initiatives. here's more. what's the plan this morning? jeff mason, what will this meeting include? the meeting is probably going to be a little awkward. this is probably one of the first times that president obama and president-elect trump have met in person. said hes secretary thought they had met once before but that was it. as far as what they were going to talk about, this will be the first time they begin laying the groundwork for transition of power. the president will probably discuss some of his policy priorities and his programs, perhaps the donald trump is considering repealing or getting rid of when he becomes president. obama may use the opportunity to talk about why they were good from his point of view and why donald trump should take it or hold on to them. otherwise no doubt just get sort of an overview of the job. and what will be expected of donald trump when he takes over on january 20. ast: this is sort of traditional meeting between the outgoing president and the president-elect. how are these things orchestrated? how are they pu

mr. jenkins goes to washington. why he and some of the other nfl players wanted to meet with members of congress. we'll be back. >> good morning, so far this season, both flyers goalies michael and steve mason have struggled. but narberth injuring his knee during last saturday win against the minnesota while, now it is the steve mason show and it started last night. game two, to over time, no dice in ot, shot out it is, carl on fires it past mason phoroscope. senators win three-two, flyers now have lost four of their last five games. >>> college football, penn state did improve two shots from last week's standing now sit at number eight with two games to go in the top four went through a little shuffle. alabama won, ohio state two, ohio state. >> world cup qualifier, looking for a bounce back win after last week's tough lost to mexico. team usa, never won costa rica world class call. continues costa reaks a wins. that's sports in a minute. i'm >> looking live. working over towards the schuylkill expressway, this guy going to try it squeeze in, off of the parkway, just a sign of the first crowd trying to head in toward 30th street station. regional rail lines, amtrak, all in good shape. good

mason is here. president elect donald trump plans to talk about to be the head of his transition team, vice president elect mike pence. mr. trump's team recommends his campaign finance chairman be steve mnuchin to be chairman secretary. a former goldman sachs partner, movie producer and democratic fund-raiser. >> a campaign source tells cbs news new york city mayor rudy giuliani is trump's top choice for secretary of state. the former prosecutor has limited foreign policy experience. former u.n. ambassador john bolton, an adviser to several republican administrations, is another option for secre o he is a hard right hawk on defense policy. bolton wrote last year that the only way to stop iran's nuclear program is to bomb the country. >>> democrats and activists are speaking out against stephen bannon, mr. trump's recently appointed chief strategist. he led the conservative website breitbart for almost five years before joining the trump campaign as ceo. critics claim bannon helped to rally fringe conservatives in the alt-right movement, the rights defines alt-right as people who believe white identity is under attack by