barney: back rm, ope. hirn ey. hi, ope. what you doing? oh, getting read to gfishing tomorrow. byeadin' boo yeah, i'm studying to find something to give us gluck. this is an old book of my grandma's. it's just full hey, here's something. listen to this. "to insure good luck before a coming event a redheaded man. "in with r a boy will do." we ll, now.w. i don't reckon yocould fi rthan at crop ours. ifou d't min.. at ought to do some gd. we d all e ck we can. fhing why? well, henry bennett is going in our boat, ope anhenry bennett is a jinx. all the precautions he u can against a ji. barney? ming, . hovedy hi, pa ne. want to rub my head o- m a redhead.nt t? why don'u run out and play, ope? a youlking abou take prection againsjinx. where'd you learn that? ohhe pbably up you know how kids are. they're always picking things up. that's the way they are. i'll see you. could ite he picked up this parti cular m ghhe from you maybe? 's this? signmens portennds charm to ward ofbad luck. cahy littie, ain't it? now, barne y, to stop this nsense. now, that's why i asked henry bennett to come

well, ope... anything happen in school today? yeah. china paul dropped his bacon-and-tomato sandwich on the playground. after it got stepped on a few times. stepped on? didn't anybody see it lying there? we all did. we took turns jumping on it. oh, opie! oh, yeah! there was something else real good. mr. upchurch stopped by and told the class that he's going to give away a prize for the best essay on the battle of mayberry and he's going to print it in the newspaper. that ought to be real interesting to write about. especially since you have an ancestor who was one of the heroes of that battle. i do? colonel carlton taylor. a colonel! wow! according to your great-grandfather, he was an officer-- we're not sure if he was a colonel. andy, i'm sure i heard he was a colonel. and it wasn't a real army. it was a militia that got together to protect the settlement. a militia, huh? yeah. it was a great page in history that all of us in mayberry can be proud of. glorious page. when you going to start writing? i don't know. it won't take me very

hi, op. yeah. paw hooked her up to the doorknob and out she went. she sure did. hey, listen, let me hear you say "simple simon sells seashells by the seashore." okay. simple simon sells she-seashells by the seashore. ( chuckles ) that's pretty good. if you think that's something, you ought to hear me sing a song. don't you look nice? don't he look nice, though? i don't look too ivy league, do i? you're in a league all by yourself. feels kinda strange, you know bein' used to wearin' my uniform. comin' over here without my gun and belt i felt absolutely naked. oh. i-i didn't mean to, uh, i mean... ( clears throat ) let me help you. careful, there's a bottle in there. you thought of everything, didn't you? it's just a bottle of piccalilli relish. 'bye, aunt bee. oh, no, wait a moment! i'll bet you a quarter she forgot a brown paper sack full of sandwiches. i never been on a trip in my life that i didn't have to carry a brown paper sack full of sandwiches. well, what'd you forget, aunt bee? just a sack of sandwiches to eat on the bus. aw, a sack of sandwiches to eat

hey, ope... hing that i found out a long time ago? what? well, anytime i did anything with a girl i always made sure it was something i could do better than they could. like what? well, like lots of things. like, uh, drinking the most water without taking a breath or catching flies barehanded or making friends with a live skunk. just about anything i knew i was better at than them. cynthia! yeah? i'll play with you some more. okay. thanks, goober. come here. thanks. you're filthy. what you been doing? playing. what's your hurry? got to get something. aunt bee: where's cynthia? i'm meeting her now. we're going to play. football? with a frail little girl like that? just going to be touch. i'll tell the fellas to be careful. well, you tell... you tell them to take it real easy. it's your responsibility. if she gets in the way, you just block her out, okay? right. all: break. 62... 48, 31 12. interference! ! that was not interference. it was so, wasn't it? did she touch you? it was interference! was not, opie, and you know it! interference! was

come on, ope. give him a hand, ope. okay, barney. sheriff? huh? weren't you sort of rough on the kid? how's that? well... why, why don't you bail the little fella out? bail him out? well, yeah. it's just a window. oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. uh, "bail him out," like you say, but the only-only trouble with that if, uh, if i was to do that, why, every time he'd get in trouble, he'd be expectin' me to come to the rescue, don't you see? uh, this time it's a broken window. later on, it'd be something bigger and then something bigger'n that... now, he's got... he's got to learn to stand on his own two legs now. oh, i got to keep that young 'un straight. oh, excuse me. i got to help with the ice cream. going there? oh, great. opie's doing a great job. good. when you going to put them strawberries in? not till just toward the last. barney: did you ever hear the one about...? andy? what's up, barney? i believe the boy's daddy's arrived. oh? yeah. a big, black limousine just pulled up-- sheriff taylor? arthur harrington. i'm j.j. bailey's attorney. oh, well, gl

do the co-ops compete with each other? do they compete against the regular corporations, or what keeps them from becoming cutthroat in order to win? >> good question. again, i'm going to use a concrete example rather than a hypothetical. i'm going to use mondragon because it is a vevery rich source. and there are loads of books and articles on mondragon, including on our website, democracyatwork.info, where we gather all this material, all of which is available to you at your leisure and no cost and so on. here's how mondragon has done it. mondragon's first commitment is to preserve jobs. it's very interesting. when you a ask the, "what is your bottom line?" the answer is jobs. so if, for example, and i'll take an example from them. one of their successful production lines is the fagor. f-a-g-o-r. it's fairly well-knonown in eure and around the world. it produces washingng machines, appliances like that. and the fagor washing machine company has suffered from the international crisis like eveverybody else, and so the deman

kira: ops to captain sisko. what is it, major? sir,r,ou'd better get up here. there's news and it's about eddington. report. eddington just upped the ante-- he attacked the cardassian colony on vevez prime with a biogenic weapon. what?! he launched three stratospheric torpedoes and spread cobalt diselenide throughout the biosphere. a nerve agent that is harmless to most humanoids but it is deadly to cardassians. wowo: the cardassians are evacuating. and eddington has announced that the maquis intend to reclaim the planetto. what i don't understand is where the maquis got the materials to make a biogenic weapon. i do. the selenium and the rhodium nitrite they hijacked can be reformulated and with some work synthesized to produce... cobalt diselenide. where's themalinche? they're headed for veloz prime but by the time they get there... eddington will be long gone. given the amount of chemical compounds eddington stole how many of these weapons will he e able to make? enough to poison every cardassian colony in the d.m.z. there must something we can do. worf, are

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havetunately, the co-ops been almost uniformly a disaster. almost all of them are bankrupt or going out of business soon. in the process, they have wasted billions of dollars of our taxpayer money. i don't think the public option becauseconsidered again it was not successful in the form of co-ops. moving to the second question which pertains to medicare, there are three parts to a,dicare, the hospital party going to the doctor which is is yournd part c pharmaceutical coverage. i believe she is asking whether under a trump administration, there would be consideration of the federal government negotiating lower prices with drug companies so are part d drug benefit would be cheaper. that is a possibility. i heard donald trump say that on the campaign trail many times. ast: let me ask you about "washington post piece." it said president-elect donald trump is waffling on health care. part of the piece says -- care out-of-pocket. such a deduction is worth more to people with higher tax rates. by a without coverage repeal are lower income individual

so in aclu board member and retired general did an op-ed togethethat an op-edtogether foe nation.ere's opportunities for the rest of us to set this straight and we should, all of us. we should step back and say i do think this is the greatest country on earth. we have to fix it by demanding more versus sitting there and taking what we are giving. >> that is a story that i've heard before quoted by some of your staffers. your message to share this with the workforce was heated. although the transparency of the media we try to. >> i >> is a big issue and one that we wrestle with. i went into chris's office and i said we know what we are doing is the right thing. how much do we read e immediated put forward and what do we put at risk by doing it. so we look rather take a beating than to put the country at risk. we can argue is that right, should we have given out more, and i think there are some things we could be more transparent but on the other hand nobody wanted to put anybody's life at risk and knowing if we could help the fbi stopped one attack it's worth it and they are inunda

haven't you ever been to ops? what business would an old monk have here except maybe helping a young couple to meet the emissary? are you sure this is a good time? i think he'll be able to fit you in. thank you so much for doing this, major. oh, i'm glad to. they can take therubicon. (door chimes) come in. um, vedek porta's here with the young couple that just got married. they're hoping to get the emissary's blessing. bring them in. you remember the words? the marriage blessing? emissary, we're very grateful to you for seeing us. not at all. now, if you'll just join hands... zhia'kala, tar'eh anu suur... te'von, aka'lu rez... ka'vor mat'ana kel. thank you. thank you very much. your accent is getting much better, emissary. i'm glad to hear it. (sighing) it isn't that bad, is it, being the emissary? a few ceremonies, an occasional blessing. i didn't say it was that bad. it's just hard getting used to being a religious icon. i'll have to take your word for it. kira to sisko. go ahead. you'd better get out here. sisk

this man cannot even get his benefits because he did black ops.eff.sorry about that appreciate your story. glenda in dallas, texas. guest: good morning c-span. i want to respond to the caller from texas about the cuban people that he trained. i sympathize for the cubans, that i would like to acknowledge the fact that here in america, as black people, how they that there isand no acknowledgment on the behalf of what blacks suffered here in america. , just want to say that because this is where we are now in our differences. not able toe are acknowledge and recognize our differences and why, then we are going to have a problem here. , do sympathize for the cubans and demand that spoke on the benefitm, and of being able to sympathize for others. also for black lives matter. thank you. host: walter is next up in florida on the independent mind. guest: my comment is simple. then understand all sympathetic lead for the death of castro, that he may have done some good things for the cuban people. i think the american people must that the major thing that

a photo was lower in priority than the photo op, of the two actually on video in the oval office.they didn't stop to take the picture. >>> in 2008 then president-elect obama soon to be first lady michelle obama, they took a photo with george wand laura after they arrived at the white house and a lot of people talked about that moment. that was big thing >> they had the exact same outfit on. i remember. >> people were expecting the same thing to happen this time with president-elect trump. >> with this election, nothing is normal. >> the press secretary josh earnest argues you got more access than you did then. you were able to hear them, make a statement, and that's more access than you had then. what would you rather have? it was quite interesting they had at the press conference, we want more access but donald trump didn't allow the press pool to move with him to see him arriving at the white house, that wasn't seen. there was quite the discussion there. >> everybody is all sensitive. any move you make people will be against or for it >> that photo, a lot of people, it's a very

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the co-op had gone into bankruptcy protection. the examiner points to lawsuits against the cab company plus all the competition from uber and lift. a different cab co-op sued california taxi regulators saying uber and lyft fairs were so low they were uncompetitive. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters with dow above 19k, landon. >> hey there, scott. that's exactly right. the markets certainly have a lot to be thankful for over on wall street. they will try to push further today. the dow closing above the 19,000 level for the first time ever while the nasdaq and s&p 500 hit new record highs. it's taken the down two years to go from 18,000 to 19,000. it's the retail sector that's higher. several economic reports today on unemployment, durable goods, housing and the consumer. the dow rising 67 points to 19,023, nasdaq up 17 to 5,386. >>> sam and laura, the time of year when we cast a critical eye at the starbucks cups. this times it's this cup, the ember cup. it's $150. >> get out. free coffee for a year? >> no. >> are you

perfectly tease out all the reasons why bomb bomb mccain lost in 2008 but in this story this russian op to hurt john mccain definitely hurt him, might have hurt him enough to cost him the presidency. but in this story, that's not the end. if that whole saga thus far is not john le carre on crack for you, whatapappens next in this nuts and more unnerving because in this story the day after that presidential election where russian intervened apparently to try to defeat john mccain, keep him from becoming presiden in this story,he dayay after that election, we were hit with news about the election we had just gone through and the news we were hit with the day after the election was way more unnerving than anything we had learned before. even with w what the intelligenc commmmity had already told us about,right, what we learned the day after the election was way worse. it was an order of magnitude worse. here's the situation. russia didn't want mccain as president. documents, released the to the public to try to make mccain se the election. u.s. intelligence caught them, but they weren't ab

hands interlocked which suggests frustration. >> reporter: just one indicator of a difficult photo op. the president is handing over his office and his legacy to his body language betrayed his inner stress. >> it is important for all of us regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together. >> thank you very much, president obama. >> reporter: but if this was president -- tougher for the president, it was an omg moment for the president-elect. >> he seems almost tumbled a bit. into a ball. there is a humility there that i haven't seen in him. >> we had never met each other. >> reporter: did you notice that quick side to side head movement when he said he had great respect for the man he spent years vilifying? our expert did. >> does he by that? >> not necessarily. i would say this would indicate when he is saying one thing and doing another, that is not congruent. handshake?>> the shake looks fine but if you look at their faces, that's not fine. >> reporter: it shouldn't be surprising that the president struggled to contain his true feelings today or that

i want to read an excerpt from your op-ed.mined to curtail imports through a variety of policies that he would not need congressional approval to slam the brakes on the u.s. economy. it would likely precipitate a serious banking crisis. what gives you such conviction that a trump presidency would do this and that a clinton presidency and she has also come out against the tpp would also do this? >> whether or not the transpacific partnership gets past is forward-looking. i know the rhetoric is somewhat large and exaggerated but it's not that big a deal. much bigger deal is what donald trump is proposing to do to our existing trade relationships including tariffs on china and mexico. various wild statements that he has made. disruptionbe a major to the way our economy operates and to our big trading partners which of course includes europe. needsst thing europe right now is a big shock coming through their trades channel particularly because some of the larger countries and big banks are not in good shape. if that pushes them in

host: finally, this is the end of your "wall street journal" op-ed. whether you develop software or end metal or all auto makers now. mr. keogh: this is a little ode. it seems to be the trending thing that everybody wants to get into the car business. uber, rumors of apple with whatever they're doing with project titan and google of course with an autonomous car and a host of other people. frankly, in my mind, we love this. you know, the automotive business was sort of marginalized to the automotive page. now we're in the front page with the technology and government regulations, in the front page of the conversation. if you look at the big three that's causing that, you know, primary number one is the conversation that we had on autonomous and piloted. the second one is of course the regulations and the emergence of battery and what that will lead to. the third one is a changed business model. you're looking in a place now with the ubers and say a subscriber based model versus a straight retail model which you've always been used to. you are going to

ops is headed up by this man. who has repeatedly refused our interview request. >> answer to the people of cleveland. >> but after our repeated investigations showing a federal officials got vostled and now they're taking it to another level. >> the case includes these new operating manual. for both the office of professional standards and the civilian police review board. in here it calls for ops to better document and assess complaints and make the overall process more efficient. calling for a case to be assigned to an investigator within 24 hours. complaint. it also says investigations should be resolved within 75 days. these new guidelines suggest that the board has the authority to discipline an officer f. it disagrees with what the chief of police does. as it stands now cleveland's police chief makes the final ruling on discipline in each review board case. now these proposed guidelines were developed by the cleveland police monitoring team which overseas imimplementation. and federal justice officials. now

i believe we're all entitled to our op one of us is right and one of us is wrong. i was just kidding. just kidding. i was trying to be funny. >> reporter: given the depths of the problem in terms of our divisions here, do you think medication actually could scale to be a useful force? >> absolutely, i do. it allows people to make better decisions, and we need a world where people are making better decisions. >> we'll start with a few deep breaths. >> reporter: we'll come back to progress with election enlightenment later. you can do something proactive. we're going to meet a couple that has done that. >> it's counter programming against the vistrial we're getting from most of the media. >> reporter: how has the stress been showing up? >> i feel like i have a dark cloud over my i'm a lot grumpier than i used to be. that's how we started this project to put 28 artists from all over the city holding happy signs to premind us that isn't armageddon. >> people stop by the door and read the sign and step back and look up. they get this smile on their face. >> reporter: in

is going on and i think this technology is a big help. >> host: finally with the wall street journal op-ed if you develop software for all automakers greg. >> this refers that everybody wants to get into the car business. rumors of apple are pending and course gruel -- google and other people but in my mind we love this. to marginalize to the automotive page but no front-page with technology and government regulations and conversation if you look at the big three number one is the conversation number two is regulations and divergence but that change of business model now looking at the subscriber base model purses the street retail model c will see a profound amount of change that is why so many players coming in but the basic truth is to have a strong brand to embrace technology and for tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow did not defend the old world that is what we're doing. >> president of audi of america. if you would like to see programs on technology topics go to c-span.org >> good evening. for why did great turnout for such a great topic for go thanks rejoining us here in washington ndc for

coming up on the big show, an op ad says criticizing hillary clinton's use of a server is an attack onen. sounds like jim comey needs to learn what it is loik to walk a mile in a woman's shoes. and a college student is upset her southern heritage is being appropriated by nonsoutherners by using the word y'all. bless her heart. and women can be disqualified from a chess tournament for showing too much cleavage. the most upset by this? world champion to be be -- booby fisher. wow. let's women come our guest -- let's welcome our guest. she is better at a party than chips chips and guacamole. author of "government gone wild" kristen tate. he wrote a book about enemies. i pray i am not in it. carl higby. his last name is an old scottish word meaning number 5 with cheese. columbia professor of linguistics, john mchoarder and sometimes he wants to go where everybody knows his resume. founder of ricochet.com, rob long. let's start the show. >>> they only care about her e-mail because she is female. an op-ed head me see the hillary clinton investigation in a new light in a piece he had lined hi

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always cold, he'd have a space heater on his feet in 90 degree weather, and he said i'm trying to get op the waiting list, i was lik trabs plant? >> a potential wait of years turned into a few tests. >> never in a million years did i think i was going to be a match, and at that, a perfect match. >> just as when they were partners, jason didn't have to think about his next move. >> you still want to go through with it, on a scale of 1 to 10, i told her a 12. >> on december 12th, both will go into surgery at tgh. jason's kidney will become chris'. >> i don't think it's quite hit me yet. >> chris notes that jason can pressure, it's just that his entire life is about to change. >> i really don't know what to expect. i don't know how i'm going to feel. they say i'm going to feel like i can run a marathon the second day. >> for him and his family, him being able to go out and do things with his boys that he wasn't able to before, not have to worry 15 years down the road, you know, i could potentially be dead. >> it is going to take about a year to determine if the operation was a success, and

there is a co-op a farm. they have that. and the different kinds of wheat. they are only there. see how beautiful it is. in the mountain. it's beautiful. the it kind of takes your breath away. you see the landscape. the trees is pretty stunning. how long this has been here. how long this has been here. it's pretty much everything that we see. absolutely. this doesn't hold a special place for the tribe. how does that fit together. it's always been part of the culture here into the community here. it's an important part of the community. it's the important parts of the community. and then it's also important part for people who just love our tradition in our history and our culture. from beyond the history. we have a great uncle who was part of that. they were part of a group that were trying to figure out how to maintain the stucco and they were building every model. it's been going on for different things for many years. it was the added ingredient. in the color. what could they had used back then. inside are different frescoes that were painted. this was built by the indians. w

this loss hurts, but please never op believing that fighting for what's right is worth it." hillary clinton looking to pick up the pieces after a tough loss on election da what she is urging her supporters to do this morning. breaking news.... one of on trump's biggest critics during the campgn is vong to work with him. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren say she didn't want to see trump win the election, but is willing to put aside their differences to "help rebuild the economy for working people." let's break down what's at the top of the agenda for his first one hundred days in office.it looks like he will start with repealing obamacare -- replacing it with health savings accounts-he also wants to allow people buy health insurance ?across? ate line trump sa he'll alork with coness to end illegal immigration -- and ask for money to build a wall on the mexican border--he also needs to choose a replacement for justice al on the hehr supporters to give dond trump a chance.during a powerful speech she asked them to keep their heads held high despite a tough loss. i'm sorry

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of the place we are going to be heading to is the mission where the reservation is and there is a co-op farm. grow heritage crops like beans and different kinds melonsts and grain and that only have a history of growing here in the desert. see over here, the mission? >> oh, my gosh. >> see how beautiful it is. you can see it from the top of the mountain. it's called the white dove. >> it is beautiful. it takes your breath away from even this far way. you see, the landscape, the greenery, the trees, the desert then it rises. it's stunning. what year are we talking? >> 1600. off the top of my head. >> wow, this predates everything you see, every other building -- absolutely. this was a special place for the tribes. it is on tribal land. >> this has always been part of the culture here. and the community here. in important part of the community. it's an important part for the catholic community, as tucson as well. then it is and also part -- an important part of people who love our tradition and our history and our culture. yeah, this is definitely one of my special places. from my family

. >> i will give you the op-ed or president obama. this op-ed is wonderful. >> i want the take on obama. he says that's why we haven't had a female president. we haven't had a female president because last time you beat her in the primary. there was much ado about that. everybody was all in the bag for obama. hillary was supposed to get it. she got her legs cut off right there. that was it. now he is complaining saying everybody especially is sexist because they will choose donald trump over here. they weren't sexist when they chose him over her last time around. >> juan, can we hit this op-ed? >> sure. >> hillary clinton has become the high risk candidate and goes through reasons. her past, wikileaks, her affinity for greater government control. mrs. clinton is a screwup. >> i think the key point here is that everybody, as we have been talking about today, says, gosh, what about this fbi thing. i think the fbi thing seems to be losing steam, especially in the media these days. the second thing is that there is risk attached, of cours

. >> what do you say to our viewers that will take a look at jenny pre-op and say, no doctor should be operating on someone that already looks like that. >> in an odd sense it's sort of more enjoyable. because you can take the beautiful into hyperbeautiful. >> reporter: not everybody is convinced. >> you've got like perfect hair, perfect cheekbones, perfect itty bitty body, what the [ bleep ] is wrong? >> reporter: the 6-year-old daughter is struggling with her mother's decision. >> i don't want you to have surgery. >> so you're not giving me a good reason why you don't want me to. >> i just don't want you to look different. >> reporter: it's the morning of her surgery and jenny is focused on her goal. >> this really shows how i want my nose to be minus the bump. >> hello, good morning. this. two little baby incisions there, a baby incision here, here, here. see how this looks. this too big? it is a little bit big. you're okay, surgery went great. >> reporter: the next morning she is feeling better but concerned about her results. >> look and see. >> is it any bigger than it was before

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. >> mean while, bernie sanders said it's time to make major changes in an op-ed, sanders said this i'md but not surprised by the outcome. it is no shock to me that millions of people who voted for mr. trump did so because they are sick and tired of the economic political media status quo. >> yes or no, would you be open to, senator sanders, running again for the democratic presidential nomination in 2020? >> see, that's exactly the wrong question, wolf. nobody cares except the political pundits. he is not -- he's concerned about 2017. he's concerned about our muslim population in feeling great fear right now. we're hoping that president-elect trump will give them a reason to not feel that anymore. he's concerned about the fact that people are hurting. that the water systems in flint are still not repaired. those are the things he's focusing on. and what happens in 2020 will happen in 2020. we'll talk to you in 2019. how's that? >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders say they're willing to work with donald trump once he does take office. >>> plus, one writer says it's time for everyone t

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in an op-ed, sanders writes this, i am saddened but not surprised by the outcome.me that millions of people who voted for mr. trump did so because they're sick and tired of the economic political and media status quo. >> hillary clinton is urging supporters to get back out there and keep fighting for what they believed to. she spoke in a conference call to supporters yesterday and admitted it was a tough few days. >> this is a tough time for our country. i think we've seen how people have been reacting to the events of this election. and i know that we've got to be reaching out to each other to keep it clear in our own minds that what we did was so important." >> both hillary clinton and bernie sanders say they're willing to work with donald trump once he takes office. >>> donald trump is headed to the white house. but the dozens of lawsuits, well, they will follow him. we'll ask our expert what is this could mean for president-elect trump. >>> and the road to victory promising to restore law and order. it has a lot of people on edge regarding exactly what does tha

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