- well, what do you suggest i do, mrs. prince. we got the cattle back. - i suggest that you retaliate. how else are we going to stop them? - you're a beautiful woman, mrs. prince. a beautiful woman, and a very talented actress. but you're also a very dedending wife. you don't like violence. you want to fight, but you don't want anyone to be hurt. - is that all? - you married henry because he was cultured and charming. and now you're impatient with him, because he can't be hard and ruthless. you don't want him to be like me. you want to use me, and yet you have no respect for my profession. - the issue is, mr. paladin, that a band of ruffians instead you evade your responsibility by criticizing us. by making us think that we are wrong. - right and wrong are not that easy to decide. you bought this land out, from people who bled and sweat and died f f it. you did not take those people into consideration. you laid down your inherited money, moved in and expected them to like it. for right and wrong here. - henry, do you have anything

thank you, mrs. prince. that's all we need. congratulations. you picked the suspect. that was him? hi. hi. finished with intake? i suppose it was routine... but his eyes -- the way he looked at me, frank, i was terrified. he's not exactly your run-of-the-mill defendant. sawyer deserves a lawyer who's not too frightened to give him a defense. different lawyers are right for different clients. you think i should withdraw? capital case, automatic appellate review. could be three or four years out of your life. yeah. it was just the first intake. i saw a replay of your press conference, furillo. you think i talked too much? [ laughs ] how you doing, stan? who ordered that stuff? i knew you'd have a mob scene here, so i figured, hey, people gotta eat. i got crullers here. i got three different kinds of danish. jerry, i appreciate the thought, but it's only gonna make for more crowd control. got any sandwiches? sandwiches? yeah. they should be along around noon. this food is not for the uniforms. it's for the press downstairs. you know where roll call is? yeah. yeah, sure. you got it, st

backck to japan that they're gonna force you to kill yourself because that prince died in this country. is that right? oh, no, mr. adams. ito is a samurai. when prince dies, ito must die willingly. u really intend to kill yoyoself? this is nippon custom. well, it's a mighty strange custom. you do not understand? you can bet your boots i don't understand. oh, custom different, but man no different. american, nippon. ito ninion samurai. mr. adams american samurai. have honesty. have courage to die in battle. to die for the country. isn't that the truth? well, i suppose so, in a way, yes. so customs different, but men no different. well, you'd better get your things loaded, mr. ito. we're gonna get moving. oh, uh, mrmradams, mr. blane asked me to go with him to california. it much quicker, he said. he what?! yes. he said indian no trouble. he can shoot. but this train go too slow. the snow may come before our wagons get to california. oh, so he's gonna leave the train, huh? yeah, leave the train. we'll see about that. there's a comanche war party waiting out there for stragglers. i don't give a gol' darn what blane

mr. prince of darkness, george soros himself. and and so these types of protests are just the beginning. they're going to continue to manifest themselves and try to intimidate the trump administration and the republican congress before they come into power. neil: well, you know, your views -- [laughter] of george soros notwithstanding, one of the things i do notice here is many of these protesters are, in fact, illegal themselves. >> wait a minute, how do you know that? timeout -- [laughter] you've determined they're illegal? neil: we know right now that they have been emboldened and rah trying -- >> but you don't know they're illegal, right? they could be the children who could be -- neil: wait, wait, wait, you don't think there are any illegals in here? >> i'm not going to judge them based on how they look. neil: wait a minute -- i'm not saying that. if they are legal, do you think they should be protesting at all? >> if they are illegal? neil: if they are. >> if they are illegal, they can protest. this is great. this is what -

mr. t. . >>> prince harry breaks his silence. >> wait for it. >> dishing on his hollywood girlfriend. >> this is completely unprecedented. >> but what's got him so angry. >> the private life has to be private. >> then is the jolie-pitt war finally over? speaking together. >> what we know about their custody battle coming to an end? >> plus, priscilla presley gives us a private tour of graceland's newest attraction. >> come on, let me show you around. >> how she's expanding the king's estate. >> there is a bit of elvis everywhere here. >> and backstage's dancing drama you didn't see. >> i hate missing out on things. >> injury update and emotionall good-byes. >> your main takeaway from this experience for you. >> derek smells great. >> give me one >> not now. not now! >>> now for november 8, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight "qwest. >> the royals don't talk about their love lives, but prince harry just confirmed he is dating american actress meghan markle. he's upset about the way his girlfriend is being treated calling it abuse. >> the private life has to be private. >> prince harry wa

mr. fairweather cares about: that's jane's cooking and prince, his prize stallion. mr. randall, will you help me? for $100, mister, i'll marry you off to a texas longhorn steer. well, i'll give you $50 now and $50 after the wedding. let's see your $50. oh, i haven't got it with me. it's over at my hotel. well, let's go. man: armstrong! it's her father. i warned you to stay away from my daughter, and that includes writing. oh, that's just a little ol' bitty birthday card, sir. her birthday's three momohs off. nd i love one another, sir. that's nonsense. marriage isn't nonsense, sir. marrying you is. jane don't feel that way. becausus you turned her head, you and yourity ways. i vowed to their mother that i'd take the best care of my daughters, and letting jane marry the likes of you-- thanks. and letting jane marry the likes of you is mighty far from the best care. i don't want it. it's his. he's gonna be my best man, sir. over my dead body. you mean over your stuffed stomach. what? all you really care about is jane's cooking. there. i said it and i'm glad. that's the la

mr. coleman. i believe the gossip columnists called it the great romance of the decade. merchant prince falls for poor little scullery maid. barnaby, i swear i didn't tell him anything, i only... but you did try, didn't you, old girl? well, just be thankful i'm a forgiving man. i'll overlook your clumsy attempt to deceive me this time. just make sure that mr. coleman plays in the private casino tonight. hat he leaves the island tonight. do that for me, and i promise you, i'll... no deal, old darling. the game goes on as usual, arrgghh! mr. ambassador, where will the international security conference take place next month? do you want me to start the picture again? no, no, please! hotel de la ville la vie, switzerland. excellent, ieato, excellent. you've just guaranteed half my membership in central. do as thorough a job on kuryakin, and i promise you, it won't be forgotten. see, my darling? my plans are beginning to pay off. very soon, i'll be at the top of the ladder, and then we'll see just how deep your convictions are. oh, it's almost time for the private game. your precious playboy

prince's company. and let the devil take the hindmost. - thank you, mr. burnside.

in the letter, he begged the prince calling him a well-loved and just man. it did not work and mr. trump was deported. >>> obama will give out his final round of presidential medals of freedom. they include ellen degeneral he is, tom hanks and robert denarrow, michael jordan and saturday night live creator lauren mike als will be honored as well. former los angeles dodgers announcer vin skully will be given an award. >>> make sure you stay with us on 12 today. we'll have details in a deadly shooting in a crowded apartment complex in phoenix overnight. >> kanye west canceling his tour >> and cardinals head coach bruce arians is back home this morning after yet another health scare. >> and i'm out at west gate teaching you how to drive a zamboni. >> where are you going? >> sorry about that. we're going to tell but this event coming up. if i don't get arrested. >> reporter: and it's that time again, rush hour, we're stuck in it. and we're going to tell you how to stay out of it. >> make sure you stay with us. you're >>> right now on 12 today, one man is dead after shots ring out at a

prince al-waleed: to be honest, when mr. took the reins eight years ago, the us economy was -- the u.s. economy was almost in a bankrupt situation, the banking industry was in shambles. i think the united states will be in good shape tomorrow. erik as: you know, your highness, there is a lot of concern that the trump administration will be less concerned with the middle east, because of the cost of military support and immigration. do you expect a meaningful shift in u.s. policy here? prince al-waleed: it is no secret that the relationship between saudi arabia and the united states has not been very nice in the last eight years or so. it has been very turbulent. i think with the trump administration, we will have a focused plan, a focus policy. begins once trump the oil ofeply about the world and saudi arabia and of course the united states, i think the relationship will be a lot more improved between both groups. erik: so regardless of what exactly he tries to do, you see it getting better. it is just aeed: shift between pr

crown prince, if you believe how president al sisi's rhetoric calling for reform of islam and seemingly having the grand mufti behind him. to what degree can or should the united states encourage mr. ben salman, the deputy crown prince, be helpful in enabling the industrialization and the move away from oil and to what extent can we imagine the possibility of forging a collective security organization within the middle east that might really deter and in traditional ways avoid conflict between iran and its neighbors. so this is more than a three-credit course, but i'd be grateful for your comment. >> thank you for your question and your past service as well. let's start by saying that iran can never become a nuclear power. iran is the world's largest state sponsor of terror and we should declare unequivocally that they can never get access to nuclear weapons. so much of the current short term and midterm crisis in the middle east is driven by the fact that people don't know where the u.s. is going to land and have it known for five to eight plus years so you have a middle east where we can talk in lots of technical details about how we got to the agreement that we have. i was opp

mr. furley. you know, to, um... oh, set a tone and create the mood. well, yeah, that's true. when you're the prince of passion you know all about bedrooms. i guess it's okay but you're liable for damages. okay, thank you! oh, mr. furley, thank you. i promise you won't regret this. if anybody stops here tomorrow about my ad just send them to my place. freeze! did you say you advertised before you even asked me? oh... oops... you caught me. well, see, i knew that it was going to be all right because you are such a wonderful person. ( chuckling ) oh, well, yeah, that's true. now, mr. furley don't say anything to chrissy. it's a surprise for her. you're going to redecorate o? paint around her while she's asleep? we're all supposed to go skiing this weekend but at the last minute i'm going to back out. then, by the time they get home, it will be all finished. ( chuckles ) you are a very sneaky person, you know that? thank you. and don't tell jack, either 'cause he'll just blab it out and spoil the surprise. oh, you don't have to worry about me. "loose lips sink ships." if you need any help with that roo

prince avenue. it truly is an inspiring story and he's leaving a legacy that deserves the highest recognition. so mr. speaker, i today congratulate pastor bill rickettes on his retirement as senior pastor at prince avenue baptist church. i'm extremely grateful to have such a devoted man of god in our community and am sincerely grateful for his friendship and his service. i give my best to pastor bill and his wife, darla, and his family as they begin this new chapter. may the spirit of god continue to bless the rickette family and the congregation at prince avenue baptist church. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? ms. esty: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. esty: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise in recognition of national apresent ishship week. in conversations with employers in my district in companies like ward leonard and thomaston , i hear about how

prince al-waleed: when mr. obama took the reins eight years ago, the u.s.n good shape at all. it was almost in a bankrupt situation. the banking industry was in shambles. the trump administration gets the u.s. in good shape somehow. erik: if we look at hillary clinton as the status quo, a continuation of what we had under president obama, whom you met, is in a photograph here beside us, and mr. trump represents something new and different, how do you invest accordingly? do you do anything differently than what you have been doing over the past eight years with mr. obama? doubt, thisleed: no election was unique, one-of-a-kind. mr. trump is very independent, although he is a republican. he is anbelieve ideologue. he is not a mainstream republican. we have seen mr. weiner and mr. ryan, the x house speaker and one, having many behaviors. but that is healthy. united states only wants change. with all the things mr. trump did in the campaign, this was a recipe for any candidate to collapse and disappear, but you have seen how the perseverance .f mr. trump people

know that churchill was impacted when six months wasr, the prince of wales sunk in singapore and i was always told he was in floods of tears. mr. roberts: thank you. that is helpful. one concern the understand so many of the ships that we fought the second world war with [indiscernible] so he knew the ships. he knew the men in them extraordinarily well, so it made sense if he cried windows capital ships were sunk in in those- he cried when capital ships were sunk in 1941. >> i actually did not really there was a cinema and but he definitely cried. he cried to all sorts of films. the one we had many times, city lights, and charlie chaplin does a great time of this end he joined that film. mr. roberts: thank you. anyone else? [laughter] yes? thank you. i have a question about the occasion when winston churchill should have cried but maybe did hisand that was representative. washington during world war ii, i did not know how many people sirhe audience know about marshall dille, but he was churchill's representative on the joint chief of staff and , and ise, november 1944 buried in arlington, the only member of another nation's mi

mr. kent, i assure you. where have you been? port-au-prinin. port-au-prince, eh? we came close to being crushed to death. we'd have all been killed if it hadn't been for superman. really? golly, you've never seen anything like it! the walls were closing in and we would've all been crushed. but, monsieur kent, how did you get back here so quickly? i... [???] narrator: faster than a speeding bullet... more powerful than a locomotive... able to leap tall buildings at a single bound... man: look! up in the sky! man 2: it's a bird! woman: it's a plane! man 3: it's superman! yes, it's superman, strange visitor from another planet who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. susurman, who can change the course of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands, and who, disguised as clark kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, fights a never-ending battle in the adventures of superman! [???] see, i told you there was a cabin here. the road's down that way about a half mile. that's where we parked the car. this fellow sells live bait. [doorknob rattles] huh. g

we spoke with prince talal earlier on sidewa"squawk on the street." >> the fact that mr. donald trump is coming from the business community, has the majority in both houses -- the house of representatives and the senate, i think there's no excuse at all for the republican party right now dominant in the united states not to deliver this the growth that's expected from them. >> louis alexander is nomura's u.s. chief economist. mark wunderlich is a chief strategist. you heard the prince talking about republican control across congress and the white house and what that means for growth. is it as simple as that? >> well, look -- >> yeah, but it's got to happen first, too, right? >> let's go to art hogan. >> yeah, so when you start to look at some of the positive, all of that sounds great. yesterday's rally had everything to do with unwinding some crowded trades that anticipated a hillary clinton election result that didn't come to fruition so we saw the biotechs and the financials take off. so i think today as we settle, okay, yes, lit take time to unfold. we'll probably have

prince alawite says the u.s. economy after eight years of president stewardship is in good shape. he spoke earlier today with erik schatzker. >> when mrtook the reins eight years ago, the u.s. economy was not in good shape at all. almost a bankruptcy situation. i think he has taken it and made it in good shape somehow. >> he is a long-term investor in level. and the breakeven level. >> cutbacks are on the way out rolls-royce. best known for the jets think he it in engine. the company will close the bulk safe. the lower price of oil has her .emand for x duration target posted third-quarter estimates.at beat the strong back-to-back school season boosted revenue. same-store sales fell. bouncing back from a surprise drop off in traffic last quarter. newedes unveils a convertible. it has four seats. the roski crystals embedded in the headline. it will cost $323,000. production will start next year. now for the bloomberg take where we provide issues and background on of interest. the highest corporate tax rate in the u.s. at 35%. pay lessy, they often than half of that. have a to a box of tricks for skirting taxes. the most prominent, offsh

mr. steve for that role. >> he kind of looks like the lion from the wiz. >> ear here for. >> the beast. >> clearly you're the beast. >> other clearly not the beast my bad. >> you're not the prince. >> i like that. >> did you see beauty and the beasts a kid. >> i did not. >> thought i would ask. >> and taking on the classics. >> a group of 17 actors and performers racked they're way through the books. volume two. >> i could have been somebody vipinger this the all kissed my hands? i love the trauma? >> little combination of rap, spoken surprise word, some song. from books of be loved lord of flies private prejudice et cetera it's a 37 minute video shot in just one take well don't it was done at into the word. i like that. >> get a little sense that maybe hamilton opened doors. >> that's what i was thinking. >> very cool. >> and in one take. >> val talln'td trending this morning plus five model ashley gram and barbie. mattel day bud a barbie modeled after gram. but that on my christmas list. >> done. >> the doll is part of the she roses series, around body norms. and they believe that's important it's important message for young girls. gram had a big hand in making of her very ow

mr. bezos. >> right. >> and whether that actually becomes anything. who knows. >> i don't know. prince alaweed, talk about personal gets solved during an interview on "squawk on the street." i remember when i was a hedge fund manager i would say, look, who's going to have the biggest number gains year over year? and one of the guys would say, well, you know what, we already decided that's going to be microsoft. no, i said no. everyone knows microsoft's going to have big up -- who did we not think? and it would be like reynolds metals, go from earning 6 to 23, i remember there was a time it was like, hey, listen, reagan, bethlehem steel, i'm taking minus to plus 24. the analyst drive. you're seeing and when you look at matthew boss's numbers what he's say about these retailers, which by the way good feeling on retail. did you see the runs on macy's and kohl's? >> business confidence is moving up a bit because the idea of less regulation. >> but copper's not up three days in a row. it's up 15 days in a row. >> an all-time long streak. that is just animal spirits, no trade war in animal s

mr. trump has long memories and that he will not necessarily embrace these companies. look, i listened to the princeyou want long memories. those two battled like you wouldn't believe and already made peace through ivanka. look, take a deep breath, but i think that facebook's going to come back. i think that alphabet is very inexpensive on next year's earnings. i believe that when you look at a company like amazon, it's not going to be necessarily targeted. i mean, going to put a special tax on amazon? i don't think so. but that said, if you want to know what to buy, listen to what the prince said about citi. he's talking about it being 20 points too low. >> yeah. >> 20 points. he is sitting. i mean, he's got the lowest cost base citi in the world. and mike korvack, won the likes of one of the largest shareholder. >> ibm upgrade today. >> what an upgrade, saying the number cycle about to kick in. i've been waiting. a very, very bullish call. now, let's understand that this company is a warren buffett company that he stuck with through 3.6% yield, but the amazing thing is negative revisions are now u

mr trump told his supporters they had a "magnificent chance to beat the corrupt system". and we'll have full coverage as the results come in overnight in a bbc one special programme: prince be the rise in the number of this election will be the rise in the number of people this election will be the rise in the number of people of the number of people of hispanic background voting, background voting, a phenomenon he says background voting, a phenomenon he says boosts the democrats. says boosts the democrats. when all the says boosts the democrats. when all the ballots are the ballots are counted tonight, i think‘ the ballots are counted tonight, i think the republicans will the ballots are counted tonight, i think the republicans will do think the republicans will do even worse l think the republicans will do even worse amongst latinos thisl worse amongst latinos this time, than with‘ worse amongst latinos this time, than with mitt romney in 2012. \ than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such an than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such an essential than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such an essential vote in such an essential vot