it's ophelia. ophelia? what kind of a nut did she finally snag? that one. gomez, i'd like for you to meet my uncle fester. bridegroom, yes. lucky, no. uncle fester, gomez and i are madly in love. then why don't you two get hitched? ophelia's my sister. i couldn't betray her. besides, it would break her heart. it's bad for the digestion. all we have to do is find her another man. (itt chattering) who's the little guy talking to the servant? that's my cousin itt. he's the family intellectual. the longhair of the family. he looks it. is he married? free as a tumbleweed. he looks that, too. he'd be a perfect groom for ophelia. he'd never see what he's getting into. oh, fair gomez, i'm back. you two run along and leave the matchmaking to me. uncle fester shot the arrow her. the arrow and the gun. leave it to me. uncle fester, how sweet of you to come to my wedding. biggest mistake since uncle tic married aunt phobia. but they were a perfect match. (scoffs) he had two left feet, and she had two right ones. it was a mere physical attraction. i love gomez's soul. f

ophelia: and i only twisted his arm once. you will be my bridesmaid. thank you, ophelia. your bridal bouquet. thorns? oh, no. i want daisies, buttercups and fresh weeds. i'll go down to the bogs and pick you some. congratulations, gomez. i tried to run away. you'll have beautiful children. you'll both have them. that's what i'm afraid of. i don't want to marry ophelia. oh, my, that is a problem. oh, what lovely trains. i just adore trains. you do? well, let's give them a whirl. these trains always take my mind off troubles. ) what's that? that's my friend, thing. what a charming helper. he's been my companion since childhood. you... you don't think he's peculiar, do you? of course not. we must accept our friends for what they are. here, you run the trains. (train horn blowing) (train whistle blowing) (train horn blowing) isn't it exciting? one train going east, the other one going west. i have an idea. what if they crash, head-on? better still, i'll blow them up! when they meet at the bridge, wham! (train horn blowing) (train whistles blowing) c'est merveilleux! you spoke

ophelia davis, she is a social scientist whose psychology includes women study and education. let's welcome her to the program. dr. davis, what has dr. johnson's ascendancy to the role of president meant for the campus? dr. davis: we are so happy to have dr. johnson and wellesl now an inclusive community were everybody knows is able alone. their culture of the longing that we are so grateful for. karen: you commented you like her leadership model, her style. dr. davis: it is transformative. it is amazing. she is hands on. she wants to be where the students are. she wants to be where the she is all over the place. it is bringing people together and gives us a new sense of belonging. karen: during the package, many people said that wellesley is about developing women leaders. on election night, there was a huge election watch party field with wellesley graduates and teachers hoping that perhaps the most famous wellesley graduate wood as sent to the pren like and what lessons are you taking? dr. davis: the mood that evening, and i was there, it was just fantastic. the students we

but you'll have to pay nearly a now fox weather 24/7 with ophelia young it's a cool start to saturday with overnight lows in the mid 40's. expect lots of sunshine with seasonal temperatures to start the weekend. sunday we will see increasing cloudiness as a system drifts into the valley bringing us shower chances for sunday night and monday. the system will move out tuesday and sunshine will return. temperatures for the remainder of the week including thanksgiving and black friday will be the presidential inauguration isn't until january 20th... donald trump a rock n roll serenade. mtley crre frontman vince neil will be performing at the inaugural ceremony. neil told billboard ...the performance was scheduled months ago... before trump's victory. he doesn't know yet how long the band will perform or which songs they will play... but i'd like to guess "home sweet home". "ride it my pony, my saddle, waiting, come jump on it" las vegas is getting some soul tonight. mike epps leads a slew of soul singers like ginuwine, dru hill and keith sweat.... even sisqo and his thong song. the las ve

i once had the privilege of witnessing your performance as ophelia in the brattle theatre. - ophelia. well, that's longer ago than i care to remember. won't you come in, mister... - paladin. - paladin. how could you possibly know anything about the brattle theatre? ?? - i come from a very large family. my relatives and their friends seem to control the social life in every city in the east. - they regarded me as something slightly leses than a case of typhoid. anyway, we decided to come out west, - would you like some coffee? - please. - we can't find any friends, we can't even hire help. i have 500 head of young cattle arriving soon, and i don't know how i'm going to look after them. - do you have any crew at all? - i have one mexican hand. guillermo, he's out mending the fence for me. would you like to take the job as my foreman? you can name your own price. - well, i'm sosoy, henry, that's not exactly in my line. i'm not a rancher, i'm a businessman. we may have our troubles, but we don't sanction killing. - well, i don't care much for it either. i try to avoid it whenever possible

[applause] >> i'd like to offer the floor to representative ophelia suarez. >> commander in chief, fidel castro ruse, president of the council state, raul castro, representatives, special guests, friends, you, commander, have discussed the need to persuade barack obama. and you have given us the inspiration we need for effecting this change. what you've said this morning, you've provided us with a change for renewing our hopes to ensure that things can change. i would like to just briefly refer to what happened during the previous people's assembly meeting where comrade alarcon called upon us to mobilize urgently for elargo, and we did that. we received in our e-mails very quickly almost an immediate call to action. we received the document that was passed by the congress in english, french and spanish. and we were able to distribute that to many organizations worldwide. these messages were quickly disseminated. it was a very rapid mobilization. and the results were obvious. you, commander, are calling upon us to mobilize in order to prevent this nuclear war. that is the call to action.

today.police say they used d-n-a evidence to link melvin jones to ophelia preston's death.preston went missing on the way home from buying her daughter a birthday present. she was raped, strangled, and be sentenced later today in milwaukee county court. 3 now to a cbs 58 exclusive.the fierce legal battle over brendan dassey is now at a brief standstill... his family hoped he'd be home for thanksgiving...but dassey will remain in jail while his appeal is decided.. .which could take months. months.the murder of teresa halbach... and the men convicted for it... gained international attention from the netflix series "making a murderer"and one of the takeaways many fans had from the show... is that dassey... the nephew of steven avery... got a raw deal from the criminal justice wonder why current attorney general brad schimel is fighting so hard to keep dassey locked up... i have approach this from a perspective of the family of teresa halbach, and they they've got no opportunity to hug her on thanksgiving, and this is, until we sort out with certainty whether that jury's verdict against br

rudy giuliani is on the kelly ophelia tonight and so am i.back to the o'reilly factor. ♪ ♪ >>> impact segment tonight, in order to win the presidency, donald trump needs about 45% of women to vote for him. will that happen? here now to analyze dana perino. before we get to the women vote, you worked for the bush family, you know them very, very well. was mr. meacham's assessment correct? >> yes. i think it was -- i think even if jeb had not been in the primary and donald trump would have emerged as the winner of the republican nomination that they still would not have supported him. >> is that because of the iraq criticism and 9/11 -- >> -- i think it's policy, temperament, character. >> but temperament, if trump had not attacked. >> knowledge. >> jeb bush, what would the temperament problem? you know, most times a republican establishment gets behind the republican nominee. >> almost always. >> right. >> this is unusual situation. >> right. but if trump had not attacked jeb, i don't know what temperament. >> i haven't spoken to them specific

my favorite one was agent -- what was her name, ophelia, what was her name?ere she testified against -- i mean, their best friends were spying on them. their best friends were given computer codes, that's how trusted they were. there's a wonderful part in this book about nester -- [inaudible] you always saw him in havana, he had the beret on, and he always wanted to talk, and he was always talking about we need freedom and rights, human rights, and reporters need to be able to write what they think. well, this guy turned out to be informing for 40 years. i mean, the list that he turned in, and and there's a wonderful documentary by an australian filmmaker about him. and it's a remarkable story. and and the testimony, what got me was that they publicized, they made it a big public trial, and all these people who everybody thought were big disdent leaders, who were informers, stood up and said, oh, it was the greatest event of their life in performing and how it gave them such a fulfillment and it was such a reward of being a cuban. but you normally, i think th