locate keiko o'brien. keiko o'brien is in her quarters. computer, initiate full identity scan of keiko o'brien and note any inconsistencies with existing medical records. scan complete. no inconsistencies found. identity confirmed. how long would it take a level three stasis field to render keiko o'brien unconscious? calculate the time if anesthetine gas were used. 1.4 seconds. what about a phaser set on stun? 0.9 seconds. damn. god help me. hi mom... just checking back to see how you're doing. i'll be alright. but it was a shock. i never saw it coming. i know. i can't believe they would let you go, things are starting to sink in. i realize i've got decisions to make. like how to replace the life insurance i had through work. life insurance? i'd think you'd have other priorities. my priority is making sure you don't get stuck with a lot expenses if something happens to me. mom, there's no reason to think anything is going to happen. a couple of days ago, there was no reason to think i'd lose my job. no one likes to think about it, but you

boy, that's an o'brien legacy. frank o'brien, your great-great-uncle, he was the worst. they hung him for it. for yelling at his grandson? no, no. he killed a man... in a bar fight back in county cork. my grandfather told me this, the whole story. he was there for the execution. oh, yeah. they brought poor old frank out in a cart. he was all dressed in white. that was the custom of the day. the third son was a big strapping fella called patrick. he was quite a character. they said he had hands the size of hams. is this patrick the bricklayer? don't mind my saying so, but there's a strong belligerent streak in your family. an o'brien never walked away from a fight. the men feared patrick, but the women thought he was an irish frank sinatra. that's why he had to come to america. he left to escape women? is he an idiot? no. he just fell for the wrong sort of women. worse. she was a protestant. their families wouldn't let them marry, so they left. they had to leave because they came from different religions? read your history books. this country was built by refugees from re

chief o'brien to keiko o'brien. this is keiko. i've finished, but we have to move quickly. this place is going to be swarming with security. how did you know i'd want a runabout? i know what you're planning to do but don't worry, i don't give a damn about the celestial temple or your non-corporeal feuds. i just want my wife back. now, you still need me to pilot you through the wormhole. so let's stop wasting time. agreed? that's correct, commander. i want to test some new magnetic constrictors in the runabout's impulse thrusters. dax: very well, chief. you're cleared for departure but before you go there's one thing i'd like to ask you. what's that? did you enjoy your birthday? well, it was full of surprises. good. those were always my favorites. hold position here. computer, initiate modifications o'brien 7-3-1 and enable remote comlink. comlink enabled. what the hell? have us face the temple. the blast will last only a fraction of a second. they'll be dead before they even see it. oh! you have no idea how many centuries i waited for this. let's get on with it! miles, you

sean aloysius o'brien. i didn't know that. there's a lot of things about my family you don't know. 11 months those mines were closed and they didn't open again you mean we should force quark to close the bar. only a aa last resort. if he's reasonable about your requests there's no need to strike. quark reasonable? ha! unlikely. you'll have to strike-- mark my words-- and when you do, you'll have to be strong. exactly. you know, he had the biggest funeral in all of weweern pennsylvania. a week before the strike ended. 32 bullets he had in him. or was it 34? well, he died a hero. he was more than a hero. he was a union man. i see the problem now. here. we'll have to replace the whole unit. how long will it take? two, three hours. then it'll work like a charm. until it breaks down again. that's the problem when you combine cardassian, bajoran and federation technology. none of it was meant to work together. how do you tolerate this environonnt? well, it's a lot easier than working on theenterprise. easier? theenterprisenever had

sir, chief o'brien doesn't recommend increasing velocity through ththplasma fields. objection noted. now get me morespeed. engine room, bridge. more speed. kira: sir, picking up a distress signal. it's the starshipmalinche. they've been ambushed by the marquis.

if i get this job, i'll use my maiden name-- o'brien. well... ms. o'brien... i didn't realize that you had worked as a hospital ward clerk. um, reference number one. then for a year, i did all of david's medical transcription, so i'm familiar with the terminology. i'm an exceptionally good speller-- katherine-- i know a lot of people find hospitals depressing, but i've always felt they could be happy, fun places, too. i think i'm ready for the swimsuit competition now. of course, as new interns, i remember when i was just an intern. it seems so long ago now. i hope you realize i'm here to answer any questions or give advice on patients, hospital politics, life in general. you-- [laughing] you can think of me as your brother, your younger, smarter brother. isn't it wonderful? oh. oh. you've got... something there. ha ha. ha ha. ladies and gentlemen, i'd... like you to meet my mother. this is a hospital, not a nightclub. well, that's different. see you later. hmm. so. yes. as a matter of fact, i did. not bad, huh? dr. welch, i find your behavior unprofessional,

she was the wife of oakland police officer o'brien. he didn't believe that she shot herself and suspected the officer had killed her. >> the responses that i was getting from officer o'brien basically weren't jibing. >> reporter: the night that lopez died, o'brien said he walked bare front without his gun to get cigarettes when he returned his wife was dead. he said that the officer does not smoke. there was residue on both o'brien and his wife's hands and two gunshots had been fired. but he was yanked off the case. 15 months later, officer o'brien shot and killed himself. the alameda county coroner and d.a. ruled that both deaths were suicide. o'brien left behind a note that sparked the investigation that has led to the sex scandal involving jasmine. now gantt says he is still paying the price for his beliefs. >> once you step over that line, you become an outcast. which obviously i stepped over the line because they haven't brought me back to work. >> reporter: he was forced to transfer out of homicide because of harassment. he says

she was the wife of oakland police officer brendon o'brien. 15 months later, officer o'brien committed suicide. that sparked the investigation that has led to the sex is canned al surrounding the teen sex worker. >>> now, irma lopez's death was later declared a suicide. but the police sergeant believes she was killed by officer o'brien. >> now the sergeant at the center of the investigation says he was retaliated against when he tried to tell the mayor and his superiors. investigative crime reporter henry lee was there. he has the latest. >> reporter: these are explosive allegations that the department covered up the death of that officer's wife and made it sound like a suicide when in fact it was a murder. that lead investigator says he is being made an example by a department trying to deflect attention from scandal. >> i'm just tired of being out to be the scapegoat. >> reporter: it all started with the mysterious deaths of oakland officer brendan o'brien and his wife a year apart. began told fellow officers that o'brien had killed his wife. then he was moved out of the homicide sec

you mentioned stephen o'brien. second-largest city risks becoming a graveyard if this continues. 25,000 peopleid have fled. we have details of the situation they are facing. the u.s. ambassador described how some civilians who were flying have been mowed down as they tried to escape. a horrifying detail coming out of this meeting. secretarye that the said it was quite clear and military track is being pursued. he said he would have more to council onsecurity december 8. it is not looking good. we have no product that came out of this meeting. >> more details on the situation. but not much the security council can do. stephenhing that o'brien said is the question he constantly gets, why can't the security council do anything about syria? we have had resolutions in five years of conflict. russia has the toad five resolutions. many have not even been put to a vote. this security council has been divided all the way along. that was clear again today, russia's saying this was pure propaganda. , to save terrorist from de

o'brien to captain sisko. go ahead. sir, i've just received word that kai winn is on her way to the station. she should arrive in less than two hours. major kira will greet her at the airlock. make my apologies. tell the kai that i am busy today but i'll meet with her tomorrow. tell... make something up. where are you going to be? right here. the answer is in this spire. kai winn. greetings, my child. you look... very sweet. looks can be deceiving. but you don't need me to tell you that. why isn't the emissary here to greet me? i'm afraid captain sisko's busy at the moment. still basking in the adulation of starfleet command. well, something like that. i'm sure the federation is very pleased with the job he's done. i thought everyone was. well, not everyone. you know, our culture has had only five short years to recover from the occupation. only five years of freedom. it hardly seems enough time, does it? bajor is still going to be free. joining the federation isn't going to change that. i see working beside captain sis

we will start in philadelphia with jane o'brien.e saw the enormous rally that hillary clinton had in philadelphia. how confident are both sides feeling about pennsylvania? jane: the festivities are continuing. there is an election party. the confidence is pretty high for hillary clinton. whether or not that will translate into actual votes, we don't know. in pennsylvania there is no early voting. hillary clinton was here last night with the star-studded rally. people are still really pumped up. that is why we have seen donald trump ear for so often, especially in the last hours of the campaign. today is the day, the only chance he will have to get out and vote. that is a much smaller windows and other areas around the state. everyone is hoping there will be high voter turnout. that is critical or hillary clinton. philadelphia, the suburbs, they are the bedrock of her support. she could lose those to donald trump who making inroads to the manufacturing and rural areas. tonight, it is all about turnout. katty: jane o'brien in a bar wi

cherise: former house speaker bill o'brien is not shy about his opposition to ayotte. who he says turned her back on new hampshire republicans after she became a senator. he voted for conservative activist aaron day, and says he knows other leading gop-ers did the same. >> she unfortunatelyho commitment that she may to all of us when she first was elected to take new hampshire conservative values to washington. cherise: now governor hassan prepares to head to washington, dc but vows to work for all people no matter what party. >> i believe we are stronger when we listen to all voices and all perspectives. cherise: bill o'brien says there is no shortage of potential 2nd congressional district candidate jim lawrence who was defeated, but says if ayotte does choose to run again he would not support her. live in the studio, cherise leclerc, wmur news9. tom: tonight thousands are protesting donald trump's when. lauren lister has more on l inauguration, the transition begins. the white house reporting dollar couple now have access to the same briefings as president obama. as

o'brien also later committed suicide. that suicide exposed the scandal involving law enforcement officers sex with celeste guap who is now known as jasmine abuslin. >>> san francisco city attorney dennis herrera says the bail system is unconstitutional and won't defend it in a federal class action lawsuit. >> you can pay the amount on the schedule you get out of jail. if you can't, you don't. that approach doesn't take into account risk to the community, just whether you can pay for your freedom or not. that creates a two tiered system one for those with money and another for those without. >> san francisco public defender jeff adachi supports herrera's decision not to defend the bail system. in a statement he said, in part, quote, the practice of jailing the poor and people of color simply because they cannot afford bail is indefensible and violates the presumption of innocence. ♪[ music ] >>> a woman sexually assaulted by an ex-stanford university swimmer receiving new attention from a fashion magazine. >> coming up, wh

and literally you get a call, you go. >> reporter: as the o'briens wait, debbie is focused on being atle girl with her sights set on a christmas wish. >> an american girl doll house. >> reporter: her parents' wish -- >> just her to be happy and healthy. >> we pray for the very perfect match. >> reporter: the match they say will make starting over possible. >> it's amazing this place. >> reporter: for the o'briens this thanksgiving home is where debbie's part is. in palo alto, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> and the nice thing about the ronald mcdonald house is that the families are able to stay for $10 a day but sometimes they can't afford that so donations are the key. if you could help, they would love it. >> so vital, right? >>> all right. you know, it was a beautiful day today but rain is on the way for this weekend. >> we're not going complain. >> sandy is here with a look ahead. >> yeah, something to be thankful for. we have storms coming and happy thanksgiving to all of you. hopefully you're enjoying a nice meal friends and family. live doppler 7 showing you increasing clouds in

huerta lopez's sister has always believed she was murdered by o'brien. we spoke to her by phone today. she said the sex scandal is more important to the city and police than murder. gant says all he wants to do is clear his name and reputation. vic lee, aches 7 news. >>> a woman walking on railroad tracks in richmond was hit and killed by an amtrak train. sky 7 was over the accident scene at cutting and carlson boulevard. the sacramento-bound capital corridor train struck the woman just before 2:00. none of the 68 people on board was injured. amtrak is warning of delays through that area because of the accident which was -- has closed the tracks between the richmond and berkeley stations. >>> tonight we are learning more about the owner of the unfinished apartment building that burned down near oakland's lake merritt yesterday. abc 1 news reporter laura anthony is live there with the legal trouble the owner faced at one point. laura. >> reporter: hi, dap, the oakland fire department and atf really just getting into this site and starting to sift through

o'brien: operations log, stardate 49556.2. major kira and i are returning to the station after completing our inspection tour of the bajoran colonies along the cardassian border. requesting permission to enter bajoran space. this is bajoran control. please transmit your identification code and flight plan. acknowledged. major. major! yes? what? sorry, major. it's just we're almost home. oh, thanks. almost home? how long have i been asleep? tation. must be the company. bajoran control toyukon. you are cleared to enter the system and proceed to deep space nine. thank you. (yawning) i could even eat quark's food. let's not get crazy. if you really want some good... what was that? some kind of high-energy discharge. it was pretty close. only 5,000 kilometers from here. just outside bajoran space. elevated tachyon readings, subspace shock waves. looks like a cloaked ship exploded. there's no debris. no residual warp fields. well, something exploded. let's take a closer look. bring us to 500 meters from those coordinates. approachin

soon there'll be two little o'briens scampering about underfoot. lready been through all the diapers and the endless crying and the sleepless nights. yeah. cheers. oh... chchrs. is something wrong, chief? no. nothing at all. couldn't be happier. did you hear? keiko's going to have another baby. now?! no. seven months. i see. worf delivered molly, you know. really? he were trapped together when her time came. oh, well, i'll be sure and call you when she's ready to deliver. you can lend a hand. unfortunately, i will be away from the station at that time. far away. visiting my parents on earth. excuse me. (laughing) the thing is, julian now that molly's a little older i was hoping to be able to spend some time with keiko again. i thought we could... i don't know... go out at night. don't get me wrong. i know once i hold my little baby in my arms i'll be the happiest man in the world, but... i wasn't expecting it to happen so soon. how about a game of darts? the emissary's first public appearance? i wouldn't miss it. i'm surprised to hear you call him

captain o'brien. captain sisko. we may not have enough troops or ships or weapons but we have plenty of captains. is he going to help us or not? relax. the captain has found it in his heart to aid us once again. good. i owed you that. i let you hit me once because i thought you were our captain sisko. now i know better. if i were you, i'd keep out of his way. you and i friends? i don't think so. why not? you're too tall. i don't trust tall men. tall women-- ah-- that's a different story. here. see for yourself. jake, isn't she a little old for you? who are you? his mother? sisko: jake! dad. i'm-i'm sorry. but i had to come. somehow, talking to jennifer telling her all about the past nine years-- about all the things that happened to me what i've done, what i've been thinking about-- it's like telling mom. in a lot of ways, she's nothing like your mom. yeah, but in some ways, she's just like her. and it's the exact same smile. okay, jake. this place is unbelievable. chief o'brien, dr. bashir, dax-- they're all here.

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." campaign hastial been unpredictable from the start and it looks as though it will finish that way as well. fivethirtyeight.com, a data-driven journalism site, predictably chicago cubs had a smaller chance of winning the world series then donald trump has of winning on election day. the cubs one. they also had hillary clinton's chance of winning at 75%. .hat number has since dropped this must be troubling to democrats. stephanie rawlings blake is mayor of baltimore and the second in command at the democratic national committee. she joins us from boston. thank you, madam mayor. polls are tightening. if you look at the quinnipiac poll, hillary clinton still leads, but it is by about 3%. what are you most concerned about? mayor blake: we are very concerned about turnout. that is why secretary clinton is spending time in nevada and arizona. she pays a clear picture why it is important for people to come out and vote. map to victory relies heavily on african-american turnout. it you look at

o'brien. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mrs. brockman, this is your daughter. >> correct. >> judge judy: and this is trevor? >> correct. >> judge judy: see how easy i'm able to identify the parties? and who are you? >> i'm shellee, his mother. >> judge judy: and you're trevor's mother. all right. and these two idiots made a baby together. >> yes, they did. [ laughter ]

i am soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." in just over two months, every branch of government will be behind the republican banner. president-elect donald trump says he will overturn roe v wade, build a wall, and promised to rollback executive orders on immigration and climate change and repeal obamacare. so what do we know about the voters who u change? republican strategist john feehery and democratic strategist jim also meant join me. welcome to you both. what happened in the polls? they were so off. john: well, the forgotten voter voted. the people that the pollsters didn't reach came out that they didn't anticipate. there were a lot of people who had been disaffected from political system, who hadn't voted in a long time, and they wanted to vote for change, and donald trump was the biggest soledad: so they came back into being counted. were there people who were lying about how they were going to vote? jamal: i don't think so. i think what happened was a little bit different. in all the vote predictions, hillary clinton

remember representative shawn o'brien? he said our 77 case files prove the point he has been making for years. >> it's just not worth the risk. >> reporter: and now he is drafting a bill that would prohibit convicted sex a preventive measure against a life changing crime. >> this is something where a child is harmed for the rest of their life, and that stays with them forever. >> reporter: o'brien hopes to introduce the bill early next year. sex offenders could still vote by mail or at the ble. in cleveland, meghan hick key, news 5. >> we reached out to the cleveland metropolitan school system for comment but did not receive a response. >>> continuing our coverage of democracy 2016 and the presidency. you may remember back in july a little event called the republican national convention. >> before their big showcase the republican party set sits 2016 platform. now that we have a republican president who will enjoy the benefits of a republican congress we want to revisit some of the policies the gop could be sending to our

that's followed by matter of fact with soledad o'brien at 10:30. this week, o'brien takes a closer look at the reason hillary clinton's candidacy did not resoundingly resonate with female voters. kathy: a new item is emerging as joyce: it's already sold out in most places. what some people are now trying to charge online. >> later tonight on "nightline", donald trump narrowing down his cabinet. what the candidates and moments before victory. plus this dance group went from beyonc? to teaching the stars of tomorrow, racking up millions of kathy: did your facebook page think you were dead today? it didn't happen to everyone using the social networking site, but at even facebook ceo one point mark zuckerberg was declared dead by his own operation. it's unclear what happened, but it's likely some sort of a bug in the system is to blame. facebook has yet to comment on the problem. rescued from a storm drain in florida. joyce: patrick, the video went viral yesterday, and today the eagle is under a lot of care. patrick: the bald eagle was stuck for about

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." ♪ soledad: justice ruth bader ginsburg said it plainly enough, when it comes to the supreme court, eight is not a good number. not for what's supposed to be a court of nine who have the final say over our laws and their enforcement. over time, that has included everything from courts to jails and could go back to our doctors' offices and bedrooms. it's worth remembering that there is still a number nine in waiting -- judge merrick garland, nominated by president obama eight months ago this week, and whose nomination has been sitting on hold ever since. so where does that leave us? president-elect trump produced a list during the campaign, but of course he can nominate anyone he wants, and a republican senate is likely to confirm. legal scholar jonathan turley is a law professor at george washington university law school and a legal scholar. he was floated as a supreme court candidate himself, albeit by the libertarian candidate for president. jonathan turl

so, what do you think of the o'briens' plan well, i kind of like it. sean... has a nice ring to it. except that in bajoran sean means "swamp." do the o'briens know that? i doubt it. someone should tell them. i nominate you. dax: morning. neck bothering you again? it's... it's just a muscle pull. actually, i believe commander dax has been treated for seven muscle pulls two contusions and three cracked ribs. the only person who's spent more time in the infirmary over the past few weeks is commander worf. isn't there any way the... the two of you could, uh... uh, you know... make love? without injuring yourselves? interspecies romance isn't without its danger. that's part of the fun. maybe we'll have better luck on risa. risa? i thought you and worf were taking your vacation on earth. that was his suggestion. i changed his mind. odo: from what i hear risa makes the hoobishan baths look like a monastery. i hope they have a good hospital. i can't believe you actually convinced worf to go to a pleasure planet. i hadn't noticed it. come to think of it, neither have i. oh, no, he's still th

that's followed by matter of fact with soledad o'brien at 10:30. this week, o'brien takes a closer look at the reason hillary clinton's candidacy didn't resoundingly resonate with female voters. kathy: stay off the trails. that's the warning for students after several coyote sightings near an elm grove school. new tonight on hillary mintz tells us the steps , the school is taking to keep students safe. >> coyotes on the prowl. after several recent sightings off of pilgrim parkway near the middle school, elmbrook schools put out this notice to parents warning them about coyotes , spotted on trails east of the school. >> we made them aware of the sightings and the proportions this trail to walk or bike to class, but for now, they want them to stay off of it. >> none of the sightings were on school property, but we want them to be safe to and from school. >> in the meantime, they've contacted police and the dnr. according to the dnr, it is mating season, and although coyotes aren't known to attack humans, the school isn't taking any chances. in elm gr

that's followed by matter of fact with soledad o'brien at 10:30. this week, o'brien takes a closer look at the reason hillary clinton's candidacy did not resonate so well with female voters. adrienne: and not much of a , battle for the badgers this afternoon. 12 sports' stephanie sutton steph, there's plenty for u.w. to celebrate this homecoming. stephanie: yes, there is. the badgers were the heavy favorite heading into today's homecoming game against the struggling fighting illini, and wisconsin didn't disappoint their fans at camp randall stadium. a big day for badgers running back corey clement. he rushes for 123 yards and three touchdowns. this was his first one in the first quarter. bad day for illinois quarterback jeff george junior, the son of the former nfl player. this one to dacota dixon. meanwhile, badgers quarterback alex hornibrook hooks up with jazz peavy on a eight-yard touchdown pass. that makes it 21-3 wisconsin. bart houston also threw a td pass. bucky led 31-3 at the half and never looked back. a happy homecoming for the badgers.