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mr. trump called on americans to put aside their differences and help move the country forward. the president- elect also selected betsy devos as educatse wednesday and south carolina governor nikki haley as u-n ambassador. mr. trump wants to help you celebrate the holidays. this christmas tree ornament is being sold online. the make america great again ornament is made of brass, finished in 24k gold and in the shape of the red baseball cap the president- elect wore during the presidential campaign. it's available on on his website-- but it comes with a hefty price of 149- dollars. now that we're into the shopping yourself in crowds like this. but sometimes being in a big crowd can cause feelings of panic and anxiety. doctor scott bea, a psychologist with cleveland clinic, says if you find yourself feeling a bit 'claustrophic' when you're out and about, it's usually best to try and stay put and stay calm. doctor bea says you can also help calm anxiety by introducing yourself to crowds a little bit at a time until you get used to them. even though they're in space, they're still celebrating thanksgiving. astronauts on the international space station have a little fun with the holiday. check it

mr. trump's u-n ambassador. and some computer scientists are urging hillary cliton's campaign to ask for nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. the computer scientists believe they have found evidence that vote totals in the three states could have been manipulated or hacked. they say it's strange that clinton received seven-percent fewer votes in counties that use electronic voting machines. so the sceintists say the machines could have been manipulated or hacked, even though they haven't seen any evidence of that. they still believe the pattern is significant enough to require an independent review. the scientists presented their findings to clinton's top aides last thursday, who have not commen meanwhile - president-elect donald trump is backing away from his pledge to put clinton in jail. chants of "lock her up" became a staple on the campaign trail and mr. trump said he would have his attorney general appoint a prosecutor to investigate clinton's emails and foundation. in an interview with the new york

mr. trump left n >> a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. >> reporter: he even said he wanted to cancel the paris accords, an international agreement negotiated by the obama administration to reduce fossil fuel emissions. but today, mr. trump told the "times," the "i think there is some connectivity between humans and climate change." asked if he wanted to withdraw from climate change accords he replied, "i'm looking at that very closely. i have an open mind to it." waterboarding and i'd bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. >> reporter: that was mr. trump during the campaign, on the issue of torture, but today he told "the times" he changed his mind after talking to general james mattis, a strong candidate for secretary of defense, and who opposes waterboarding. mattis told mr. trump, "give me a pack of cigarettes and a couple of beer better." mr. trump said today, "i was very impressed by that answer." the president-elect also made news when asked if it was a conflict of interest to be actively involved in his b

last year, you worked up the courage to tell the new jersey police about it. n into mr. fitzhugh. they took what you said very seriously. but after so much time had passed, there wasn't any evidence. bell: it took them a few months, but they managed to identify second girl he'd hurt... then a third. holmes: so they were on the verge of making an arrest, but the man who cost you a shot at fitzhugh was anonymous. all anyone knew about him was that he set traps at trueromantix. so y dropped out of college. all anyone knew about him you got access to their files, and then all of a sudden, this hunter, he becomes the hunted. and when you saw he was going to meet winston utz at a motel a few nights ago, you acted. i wanted him to understand what he'd done. i wanted to shame him. y ow i wanted him to understand what he'd done. he was on hiway to that man's room when i came up behind him and put the gun to his back. (crying) made him tie his own hands but then, when he turned around, when he saw me he said (crying) i didn't mean to kill him. (footsteps) isn't that where shane fitzhugh fle

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and in thahat regard, i cacall n mr. t trump toto resend d the appointment that he made of mr. bannon. amy: in his first major speech since the election, senator bernie sanders calls on donald trump to dismiss stephen bannon as his top advisor. we will air parts of sender speech and look at how he and the democratic party plan to confront the trump white house. we will speak to sanders advisor larry cohen, national nurses ununited head roseann demoro, ad california's senate president kevin de leon. but first here in marrakesh we speak to mary robinson, the former president of ireland. >> i realized when i read the science, we are running out of time. has been said often now during this year, we're the first generation to fully understand the dangers of climate change and the last generation with time to do something about it. and that time is now. amy: that was mary robinson a year ago at the climate talks in paris. now she is saying the united states will become a rogue state if donald trump follows through on his threat to pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. all th

mr. trump has selected e r-n-cairmah ose ties toongreional aders suca his white house chief rategtnd senior counselor. e former ceo of brtbart news s criticized f ing thebsite as m personally offended that youthi" for the nationwe protests ainst him...onald trump has got and thahe plans to bring thecou aig boswell, cbs news, eite hou. > ((brian loftus)) > a "not mpresident' otest happen on the l vegas str authorities say nearly a thousand protesters walked from the linq to trump towers. metro says they arrested 7 protesters said their message wasn't directly focused on being anti-trump but rather pro-safety, and supportive of the l-g-b-t-q community, women, and minorities./// ((brian loftus)) >>> taco bell is going big on the las vegas strip. the fast food company known for it's crunchy tacos and bean burritos is opening a flagship restaurant today on las vegas boulevard and harmon. that's where we find 8 news now's mauricio marin live. so what time are they opening the doors? >> they're still a few hours away from opening up the first ever taco bell cantina. just a few last minute touches

mr. spock. except for secondary systems, everything is out, sir. we're on impulse power only. auxiliaries. n momentarily. are you all right, lieutenant? if mr. scott is still with us. this is the captain. damage control parties on all decks, check in. all departments, tie-in with the record computer. report casualties kirk out. lieutenant uhura, contact starfleet control. i want them alerted to the position of that black star that's in the area of starbase 9. yes, sir. captain. casualty reports indicate only minor injuries. engineering reports warp engines non-operational. mr. scott overrode the automatic helm setting and is holding us in orbit on impulse power. orbit where, mr. spock? earth, captain. we were on a general course in this direction in by the star. apparently, the breakaway threw us on in the same direction. screen on. we are too low in the atmosphere to retain this orbit, captain. engineering reports we have sufficient impulse power to achieve escape velocity. give us some altitude, mr. sulu. yes, sir. helm answering. she's sluggish, sir. captain, i'm getting something on anot

maybe we'll find a danton or two in our own outfit. n you, mr. emerson? nobody can be sure just where a man's breaking point is, not until that point is reached. we can't stay here. we can't be trapped in the snow! mary, be quiet. i've got two babies to worry about. doesn't that mean anything? isn't that supposed to count? what about our kids? are we supposed to take a chance on them dying so that danton can have what you call a fair trial? man: i agree with him! that's a good point! that what you said, wentworth? that doesn't mean we should jeopardize the lives of the entire train. i couldn't agree more. so why don't we do like i said-- take him with us and turn him over to the proper authorities. i'll guarantee he won't get away again. emerson: wentworth, i-- well, i-i don't want it on my shoulders, i mean, if staying here is gonna get us into trouble. i know ellen feels the same way about it. all right, then, let's here no more about it! we pull out at daybreak! why don't you calm down, harris. major: hold it, boys. let him alone, let him alone. ( guns

mr. trump has selected the r-n-c chairman to >> donald trump has selected the rnc chairman reince priebus to be his chief of staff. >> he is considered the ultimate washington insider with close ties to congressional leaders including house speaker paul ryan. and donald trump also took steve bannon as his senior counselor. he was criticized for using the website as a platform for a movement link to to white nationalism. >> i never met the guy. i do not know steve bannon i have no concerns. i trust donald's judgment. >> as for the nationwide protest against him -- mr. trump says americans should not be afraid of his administration and he plans to bring the country together. craig braswell, cbs news, the white house. >> protests against trump some shots from montgomery high school in maryland. hundreds of students walked out of class and into the streets. this is in toronto. this is protesters in toronto, canada who decided to go out and protest against trump in the nathan phillips square last night or the president elect -- they say they want to may be negatively affected by this presidenc

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n. he should be back in jail. yeah, mr. sheridan claims that he was fram oh, he was, master, and i can tell you who did it. jeannie, i wanna do this myself. eddie and i won't be driven off our land, mr. sedgewick. well, i'm afraid it's not your land anymore, miss georgia. there's a mortgage due next week, and you have no cattle left. how do you know that, mr. sedgewick? i know how he knew it. yeah, jeannie, please. i told you, i want to do it myself. very well. yeah. ahem. now, you were saying about the cattle? yes. uh, well, i-- mr. sedgewick. [???] i think we got some company. i gotta talk to you. later. this won't wait. he has some very bad news for you. jeannie, please. well, he has. yeah-- excuse me. oh, yeah. no, really, i-- are the cattle really safe? yeah. oh, yeah. the cattle are fine. you don't have to worry about a thing. oh, you're wonderful. well... [chuckles] please, uh, ma'am. i'm-- i'm on duty. [???] what do you mean they reversed direction? i can't explain it. the cattle just suddenly turned around and went

n andu believe as mr. nixo his party seem to, that the people are tired they no longer care? do you believe after four years of broken promises a man should be reelected president without even campaigning among the people? i ask you now, if you work for a living, work with your hands or in an office, do you believe that everyone who wants to work should have a job? do you want a tax system that is fair to you? do you want a better home or your family, a better school for your children? do you believe that all people are created equal and deserve the same equal chance? if you still feel as i do that we can live together as one people, join me at the voting .ooth on tuesday in 1960, john kennedy won the presidency by handful of votes over president-elect's in. in 1968, i lost by a handful of votes to mr. nixon. next tuesday it will be time to vote again. i do not have to tell you the difference it will make. think of the long journey we have made together. think of your hopes not your vote for george mcgovern and sargent shriver. come home to the democratic party now. it had be

mr. bannon used the "n" word, i've never heard of this so there's that.a break. >>> president-elect trump met with the "new york times" after all today. there was first a little bit of drama and a twitter battle earlier this morning. trump dwetweeted "i canceled today's meeting with the failing "new york times" when the terms and conditions of the meeting were changed at the last moment. not nice." but then he changed his mind. you saw the pictures as he was walking out of the lobby of the "new york times" with journalists and opinion writers. so as we stay on this, we have the founder of mediaite, dan abrams, how are you? >> i'm great. >> let's begin with the fascinating back story of how -- apparently the "new york times" found out the meeting wasn't a go because of the tweet, then it was back on and then, you know, we've all been hanging on everyone's last word because so much news has been made out of this on-the-record meeting. >> well, it's a combination of news being made based on what trump said and the fact that he said it to the "new york times.

i'm sure you recognize decompressio n chamber here, doctor... if you join me, mr. spock, i will save his life. my vessel was useless. i need you and yours to select a colony planet, one with a population willing to be led by us. a starship would make that most simple, wouldn't it? each of you in t tn will go in there... die while the others watch. khan. there's no reason i must watch this, is there? if any one of you joins me, any one... i'll let him live. it's so useless! [beep beep] we've lost the channel. how do i regain picture? it does not matter. the captain is dead. take mr. spock next. khan said to watch him very closely. captain, i saved your life. now please don't kill him. surpririd to see you, captain, though pleased. i'm a little pleased myself. situation? khan is holding our staff in the briefing room. his men have control of the ship. at the bridge. there's a relay junction down the corridor. gas all decks but this one. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to

mr. scott n he's always dangerous. >> reporter: but prosecuted asked how dangerous could scott have been as he was running away from the officer unarmed. they even made slager stand up and hold a tape ruler to show how far scott ran before slager started firing. it was 18 feet. >> i didn't know what was going on with all that so i fired my firearm until the threat was stopped. >> reporter: shortly after the shooting slager told investigators he thought scott was running away with his taser. now knows that's not true. that it fell to the ground. slager says the two fought over the taser in a struggle that happened before the cell phone recording. but he had trouble explaining what he's seen doing here. picking up the taser from one location and moving it closer to scott's body. >> i don't know why i dropped it on the ground but i did pick it up seconds later. was it because i was policing my gear? i can't even answer to that. >> reporter: lawyers for scott's family says it looks to them like slager was planting >> you always wonder why exactly did he run back and pick it up? and then actu

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mr. trump's first choices, and they do n abc's tom llamas, on the new trump team. >> reporter: tonight inside trump tower, one of the president-elect's top advisers now becoming the story. stephen bannon, former chairman of right-wing breitbart news, now named chief strategist and senior counselor to the new president. bannon upfront about his loathing for the political establishment. >> don't believe the mainstream media, don't believe the establishment, do not believe the perma political class. we are on the right side of of the alt-right, a movement many say is fueled by racism, sexism and anti-semitism. the man who will soon shape the white house message published headlines like these -- "hoist it high and proud: the confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage." "birth control makes women unattractive and crazy." and this one, calling conservative analyst bill kristol a quote "renegade jew." today, the southern poverty law center saying bannon "simply has the anti-defamation league calling him "hostile to core american values." >> steve bannon's been the general of this campaign, and f

mr. trump's first 100 day action plan, he talked about cancng n's climate change programs, moving forward with the keystone pipeline and investing in $50 trillion dollars' worth of oil, natural gas and clean coal production. today's climate change forum is at 11 at the palladium theatre. a viral video from a middle school in michigan has sparked outage. it shows students shouting "build a wall" during their lunch hour. there are reports some students also locked arms and would not let minority students pass by them. the school's principal sent out a are." the video has nearly 5 million views. today is a day we honor our veterans who help keep america safe. but for many of our nation's veterans, the battle doesn't end when they come home. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the newsroom. sarah, this is really tough to think about: 22 veterans commit suicide every day. yes, and it's something leaders have said again and again we absolutely have to step in and prevent. many of our are also turning to drugs and alcohol to deal with post traumatic stress disorder. but there's help on t

mr. bodie, we're prepared to offer a certain n ount of money. you haven't got that much money. alright, bodie, if t tt's your attitude i suspect that your stay in red rock may not be pleasant. you running me out of town? n't see any good reason for staying. in case you change your mind, i'll be at the palace, room 36. i think you're making a mistake, mr. pritchard. it's obvious he and keogh are partners. his first act will be to warn him. holding him here would have tipped our hand too. i've known cheyenne a long time but i've never known him to be outside the law. - how long since you saw him? - a year, year and a half. yeah, people change. i'm not sure they do. ? oh, i killed a man they say ? ? so they say ? ? oh, i killed a man they say ? ? so they say ? ? oh, i beat him on the head ? ? and i left him there for dead ? ? blast his eyes ? oh, mr. keogh. bartender, i'll buy a drink for the house. drink up, boys, we've got a live one. how can he carry on like that with w wt we got coming up tomorrow? pat don't ever think about what's coming up tomorrow. dod't you know that? - ho

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

donald trump can't win.mp can'tn >> i can't tell you how manyow n people were telling me you're mr wrong, the polls are right but the problem is my system is i designed for prediction.ed f pre polls are not predicts.s. they're snapshots. s they're abused and misused as predicts and they don't reallydr know who is actually goingll g vote those likely voter vot screens are very inaccurate. >> election night comes.n nights all of a sudden not all of a sudden, you look pretty smart right now. what areu look those people sayinghose to you now? >> those people are saying g to me, my god, maybe we need to to rethink the way we examine elections and not be so poll pol driven and look at the bigger picture. 'cause my system looks at my sy things like foreign policyn poli successes and failures, the long and short term economy, domestic policystic p accomplishments. >> but you're not daone withcc prediction? you've got've got another prediction right nowed about president-elect trump.ic >> right.? cienfiat's not a scientific prediction, this one justone jut comes from my gut and that isndt we coul

mr. obama, it was clear the relat n relationship wasn't easy. >> translator: the dialogue between us was not simple. it was complicated, you can even say, to work with each other. >> reporter: mr. obama said among the most difficult issues with moscow is syria. >> we are still deeply concerned about the bloodshed and chaos that's being sewn by constant bombing attacks by assad and the russian military against populations in aleppo. >> reporter: today the russians announced plans to deploy state-of-the-art missiles into russia's western most baltic region in response to u.s. missile defense plans, a move the state department calls destabilizing. the baltics remain a troubling issue. >> i urged him to instruct his negotiators to work with ourselves, with france, with germany, with ukraine to see if we can get that done before my term is up. >> reporter: president-elect trump spoke with putin by phone a week ago when aides say mr. trump said he is looking forward to a strong and enduring relationship with russia. >> translator: the newly elected president of the united states reaffirmed his

the reason why higher in yields today is the treasury market reacted to a stronger n umber the necessarily anything mrsaid. mark: spooked by the extra borrowing or not over the five-year horizon? >> i think he pled a reasonably straightforward infrastructure spend and he's taking the brexit pain up front. it leaves him some window, next year and the year after to have stronger growth to go through. mark: does it matter that he's not balancing the books? he's not put a balanced budget number. he's implying it will be 22 or 23 or something like that. that never went to the zero number. he's not falling into that trap. it's all about not revealing too much, not going too far too fast at the start of his current administration. mark: he doesn't have much room for -- does he? >> he's willing to take that pain up front. is the gdp would wake him to the olympic steel will be better than 1.4%? >> all things being equal, it's a pretty pessimistic forecast, and i think john redwood said exactly that. what's the benefit for him not to? he has plenty in the tank if need be. he got the borrowing up front that he n

mr. hanson. warp 1, sir. reverse. stop. go forward with magnification on the panel. freeze that. captain kirk is now signaling a yellow alert. go forward, normal view. call from the pod, sir. n readings in progress. make it fast, ben. i may have to go to red alert. affirmative. hold your course, mr. hanson. aye, aye, sir. natural vibrations, force 2, captain. force 3. engineering, then ion pod. aye, aye, sir. engineering. 1/3 more thrust. working. [finney] ion pod. aye, aye, sisi force 5, sir. steady as she goes, mr. hanson. freeze that! if the court will notice, the log plainly shows the defendant's finger pressing the jettison button. the condndion signal reads yellow alert, not red alert, but simply yellow alert. when the pod was jettisoned, the emergency did not as yet exist. but that's not the way it happened. [ boomer ] imagine what you wear every day actually making your body feel better... making your whole day better. hi, everybody. i'm boomer esiason. and they have infused it into everything they do. sleeves that help support aching elbows and knees. tops that can help ease your overworked, sore back and shoulders. bottoms that help relieve stiff thighs and hips. .

mr. obama, it was clear the relat n relationship wasn't easy. >> translator: the dialogue between us was not simple. it was complicated, you can even say, to work with each other. >> reporter: mr. obama said among the most difficult issues with moscow is syria. >> we are still deeply concerned about the bloodshed and chaos that's being sewn by constant bombing attacks by assad and the russian military against populations in aleppo. >> reporter: today the russians announced plans to deploy state-of-the-art missiles into russia's western most baltic region in response to u.s. missile defense plans, a move the state department calls destabilizing. the baltics remain a troubling issue. >> i urged him to instruct his negotiators to work with ourselves, with france, with germany, with ukraine to see if we can get that done before my term is up. >> reporter: president-elect trump spoke with putin by phone a week ago when aides say mr. trump said he is looking forward to a strong and enduring relationship with russia. >> translator: the newly elected president of the united states reaffirmed his

--n president carter became when mr. carter became president, inflation had been cut in two by president gerald ford. it is now running at around 12%. president carter has spoke about new jobs being created. we have always increase the number of jobs, and i cannot hide the fact that there are 8 million men and women out of work in america today. 2 million have lost their jobs in the last few months. said that heter would not use unemployment as a tool to fight against inflation. saidhis economic statement that we would take such measures to reduce inflation which is to be more than 18%. since then, he has blamed opec, the federal reserve system, the american people, and he has accused people of living too well. he has said that we must it used get used tong -- sacrificing. we did not have inflation because people are doing too well. it is because the government is doing too well. in a speech a few days ago, he said that we have inflation because government revenues have not kept pace with government spending. my time is

mrs. obama almosts. o didn't come down to washington n right weigh in 2009.ghweig she contemplated staying inng chicago until that school yearhl was out. y i have no idea maybede maybe mrs. trump is thinking about the same thing.hi >> very fascinating stuff.tu thanks laura for that.or that. >>> time now is 8:53. 8 wait until you hear about thisa next story. it's a medical marvelve doctors regrow a man's ear. e this is a crazy story that yout don't want to miss.n'nt t we'll have the details straight ahead. . >> big week for donald trumpeek and the a really big week for the stock market. thg anhegaining another 40a real poinr ts40 on friday closing win its best weekly point gainpot gn ever. it was the biggest percentageere gain in five years.ga we saw threein days with gainshg more than 200 points as voters elected donald trump the next president.esen trippers will have a littleha al extra cash after filling upngp their cars.s. gas prices dropping a bit this s week.we the national average for regular unleaded now at $2.19 a a gallon. >>> that's part of the reason why shoppers are in a good mood at least for no

ben carson, confirmed that he has been offered a position in trump's cabinet n a dramatic twist, mr. trump signaled he is unlikely to pursue a criminal investigation into hillary clinton. a short time ago, i spoke with incoming p white house chief of staff, reince priebus. >> president-elect donald trump said today that he was probably not going to pursue prosecution, extended prosecution of the clintons, hillary clinton, bill clinton, maybe the clinton foundation. then there was some discussion with "the new york times." is it a little foggy. will he or you or the administration pursue a special prosecutor to prosecute the clintons? >> well, look, first of all, we don't know where all the the evidence is going to lead but what president-elect trump was saying was that he would rather look forward instead of backwards. his eyes right now are looking through the windshield, not the rearview mirror. that was the point he was making in that he is not going to spend his time sitting around thinking about how he is going to prosecute hillary clinton. he is going to think about the future

opened and i don't seeon any slowdowns there.any down northern maryland you can see mr plenty of green righylt nowt n through colesville and olneyln through rockville kensington.en. not seeing any problems on ourn maps right now.. 270 southbound volume increasing by the truck scales and in virginia 66 eastbound eab quiet through manassas. back to you. >> all right, thanks erin. >> parents, here's a questionres for you. you is your child's booster seatch safe? ahead at 5:30il which one scored among the highest whenhen it comes to protecting yourctiny child in the car? we're backe' in just a few minutes. high schools though thinkinghoug about walking out of class tos t protest donald trump'sotest election win.. well, there's a warning for f youdenudents. we're live with more on theore t consequence they could nownce face. more fox5 news morning after now >>> thousands take streets once again. a stern message for high school students in our region. as one school leader warns of possible consequences for leaving the classroom to protest. a safe haven for thousands seeking refuge in our nation's capitol.

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and tomorrow in new jerseymon n mr. trump is set to meet with w one of his fiercest republican critics, mitt romney about a possible role as secretary off state.st >> been through the politicale t fire before, represented the party as its nominee last time around. cepor drter: democrati massachusetts senatorachusetts r elizabeth warren and big mr. trump critic using the t romney meeting to take a swipe s at the two while pushing forle f more female cabinet contenders. warren tweeting governor mitteri could bring your binders full f of women with you. and new york city mayor bill deblasio who earlier in theer week met with mr. trump andnd voiced concerns aboutabo everything from tax breaks forso the rich to fear of deportations, today talking about security concerns in i midtown manhattan as president-elect trump has made it clearelec he plans to spend d lot of time in trump tower. tow >> we have never had ave nev had situation where a president ofst the united states would beited here on such a regular basis. his future

n a lady? i'm afraid you don't understand mrs. bunker. i'm a transvestite. well, you sure fooled me. i mean, you ain't got no accent at all. thank you. i--i really can't stay very long. i just wanted to thank your husband personally. but, well, you say he's busy? (toilet flushing) uh, not anymore. archie, uh, come on down, you got a visitor. archie: i ain't receiving, edith. oh, listen, hang on to her. i'll be right down. h-he'll be right down. thank you. would you like some coffee? oh, not a thing. thank you. i'm already late for rehearsals. i'm opening tonight at the new pink tiger theater. on northern boulevard? yes. that used to be the old pink tiger. well, well, well, well, well. gee, here you are. well, good to you see you. the last time i seen you, you was laid out pale as a goat. how're you feeling? oh, just fine. thanks to your knowing exactly what to do. oh, listen, it was a pleasure. i just wish there was some way i could express my appreciation. well, i can't think of nothing, except, well, maybe the cab fare plus whatever. oh, my goodness, i completely... wasn't that sil

mr. trump will hold more meetings in n with former new york mayor rudy giuliani and chris christi who was demoted of the transition team. on friday the president-elect tapped alabama senator jeff sessions to be the attorney general. and mike pompeo to head the cia. he reached a $25 million settlement in a trio of fraud lawsuits against trump university. today he tweeted the only thing about winning the presidency is that i did not have the time to trial on trump u. too bad. as the president-elect builds his team, hundreds gathered in washington to protest the new government. >>> president obama is in peru. the last stop. his final foreign trip as president. mr. obama shook hands with leaders and held a town hall with young people. today he will attend an economic summit and then returns to washington early tomorrow morning. >>> well, two senior o want president obama to replace the chief of the national security agency admiral michael rogers. that's according to a source familiar with the matter. the source says the recommendation came from defense secretary ash carter and director of nat

mr. trump, hi. >> hello. >> how are you doing? >> n the friction between fox news anchor megyn kelly and donald trump has been well documented according to a "the new york times" review of kelly's memoir she writes trump was upset prior to the first republican debate in 12015. phoning fox executives saying he heard the first question was a pointed question directed at him. folks are starting to worry about trump she writes. yes his first debate. this was bizarre behavior for a man who wanted the nuclear code. >> you called women you don't disgusting animals. >> honestly, megan, if you don't like it. i am sorry. i have been very nice to you. although i probably could not be based on the way you have treated me. >> reporter: according to "the new york times," kelly alleges trump threatened her with social media after taking issue with the segment on her fox show. she claims he said, i almost unleashed my beautiful twitter account against you. i still may. >> you know, she, she, gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous qu

mr. higby anything that's relevant to his case. n ask, counselor. [ sighs ] you remember the survivalist conference, jack, how we had to bivouac in that swamp? and we were only 50 yards from the headquarters, but the fog was so thick, we just couldn't see it. and remember how we sang songs to k kp up our spirits? sure! sure, you do, jack. let's sing now. maybe... maybe i oughta take over, howard. it's no order, howard. i just thought i'd givv it a try. ballantine, this is lieutenant goldblume. oh! oh, swell! super! now i get that steady, reasonable stuff, huh?! the psychological approach?! i already got a psychologist up here, goldblume, and i'm about to blow his head off! no psychological stuff. just a direct appeal to your intelligence. come out. come down. you can't do yourself any good in there, ballantine. you got me. one condition. what's that? you shoot hunter for me and toss his body out where i can see it! ballantine, ballantine, listen to me. [ laughing ] he's reaching some kind of breaking point. if we have a shot, we're g

it can happen n the best of us, mr. penguin, sir. then the next, fate pulls the rug out from under us. ahh! pengy! good day, miss. oh, pengy! pengy, my poor darling! who cares about him. are you all right? vengeance. [ squawks ] failure, sir. failure. that's not true, alfred. of course not. the important thing was to get this picture of sophia's jewels. you got it. sure you did. f fake copies. thanks to you, we may be able to avert a gigantic robbery. robin, grab those fake jewels. we must strike before the penguin does. let's go! [ jet engine turns over ] we're sure taking a chance, batman. are the soles of your boots slippery? heck no. i mean, when we put the fake jewels in miss starr's safe and take the real ones out, to take, robin. in our well-ordered society, protection of private property is essential. yes, you're right, batman. that's the keystone of all law and order. let's go, chum. the safe should be behind that picture. get out the electric-eye looping unit. neutralize t t alarm. i'll listen for the tumblers. roger. perfe

ben carson, confirmed that he has been offered a position in trump's cabinet n a dramatic twist, mr.ly to pursue a criminal investigation into hillary clinton. a short time ago, i spoke with incoming p white house chief of staff, reince priebus. >> president-elect donald trump said today that

mr. lamb: you say in your book, n awas more rooseveltian tha victorian. explain that? ms.illard: that is the american in him. i see a lot of similarities between theodore roosevelt and winston churchill. his mother was american. he always felt a connection to america. he was very much a self advertiser and he was called that. al punter, ad a medlad punt young whippersnapper. it was unusual for a member of the aristocracy, the military to show their ambition openly and that sort of frack about what they had achieved. i always felt that was the american in him and it just makes him unusual, especially for the position he held in england. mr. lamb: i mentioned martin gilbert who died recently. here she was in 1991 on this program talking about winston churchill, the official biographer. [video clip] >> in 1900 after a battle, many british people claimed victory in south africa. he wrote a piece about a, a journalistic piece and ended his man would seern the face of war more often, ordinary folk would see it hardly." mr. lamb: he went on to lead one of the worst wars in the hi

mr. trump's decision ultimately."" kellyanne conway is referring to r-n-c chairman reince priebus ... who is considered the front-runner. sources say trump could make the announcement as early as monday. as early as monday. f-b-i director, "james comey" is taking heat from the clinton campaign. clinton campaign. in a conference call... "hillary clinton" said comey's actions related to the e-mail investigation... were a double-whammy to her campaign. she believes the first letter comey sent to congress in late october... letter... exonerating her...also fired-up trump's supporters. despite her loss... clinton is calling on her supporters to keep moving forward and fighting for forward and fighting for their causes. a suicide bombing killed four people today in afghanistan. afghanistan. nato officials say the blast happened at bagram airfield.... the largest u-s military base in the country. the taliban released a tweet claiming responsibility blast was planned about four months ago. at least 14 people were hurt. the bomber is believed to be one of those killed. one of those killed. sin

mr. trump. but now-- he's offering her the position of ambassador to the u-n. the president-elect-- also choosing billionaire and top republican donor, betsy devos for education secretary. of course-- haley and devos don't have the job yet-- their appointments still have to be confirmed by the senate.kim and rob? forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a weak area of high pressure moves over us today keeping things dry but not likely doing much for the cloud cover. we will stay overcast most of the day with just a chance for a late day sunny break. a new low moves way tonight and into friday with a chance for snow and/or high pressure returns later friday into saturday and we should finally get a bit of sun to return for the first half of the weekend. another low arrives for later sunday and sticks around into early next week with more cold rain likely. today: overcast. slight chance of a late pm sunny break. high: 42 wind: nw-w 5-10 mph tonight: chance of light snow - possibly mixed with rain. low: 34 wind: nw 3-7 mph friday: mostly cloudy with flur

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 s

mr. solo. and dr. shtallmacher here is in chargeof the brainwashing. no, no. something more delicate. more precise, brain n teration. it's my own method. involving an exact resectioning of nerve patterns. how's that for ambition, chris? horrible. neither horrible or painful, my dear. i've undergone the operation myself. 'thehe is absolutely no pain, no scarring' 'no external bleeding..' - 'my technique has never-- - no, come, come, come, doctor. after all, these people won't remember either you 'or your operation.' chuke, back, back, back. mrs. karda, go on. [blender whirring] why did you choose me? please. i'm just...just an ordinary housewife. what do you want me for? oh, give her s sething to calm her nerves will you, mrs. karda? oh...no! no! no! no! [electricity zapping] why can't he move? oh, don't be alarmed, mrs. brinel. the voltage is regulated only to punish him a bit. on the part of thrush. of u.n.c.l.e. and thrush.' (brach) 'someday, he'll become, undoubtedly, top director' but why me?? please why? well, i'll tell you, mrs. brinel. thrush is very anxious to penetrate aeb. particularly with regar