ray harris told me about the high-handed way you took over when my father died. i'm here to change that. i'm putting someone else in charge right now. it looks like it's time you and i had an understanding. now get this straight, miss ames: until this drive reaches dodge, the cattle and the men are my responsibility. that's the way your father wanted it and that's the way it's gonna be. i'll show you. another thing you better know: cause me any trouble, and i'll send you back to the ranch if i have to strap you to a horse to get you there. rowdy, i am putting you in charge immediately. i want this man paid off and sent out of camp before sunup. well? like i said, miss ames, you can stay with the drive as long as you don't start stirring up trouble. i'm waiting, rowdy. sorry, miss susan, it's not that i don't want the job, you understand, but... we'll be moving out in two hours, better get some sleep. hey, hey! ? and what do you think, the mayor is driving out to meet us. oh, a welcoming committee, huh? it must mean we're the first ones in. see any cattle up ahead

harry, t tget the death ray. doc, fire the destructo beam on my mark. ready? the distortions are closing. we're realigning with normal space. helm... full impulse. bridge to janeway. go ahead. the subspace layer. secure all systems and organize damage repair teams. understood. we're prepararg to shut down the holodeck. chakotay, give me a minute. ( sighs ) i was about to say, "captain proton to theheescue" but i see you have everything under control. chaotica: arachnia... death as you know it has no hold on me. my defeat is but a temporary setback. i shall return to seek my revenge. he doesn't give up, does he? they never do. our love was nonomeant to be, my queen but, be warned. you have not seen the last of... chaotica. the end of a twisted madman. and you're going to miss him. a little. [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company looks like we're going about wawa 4.5. human children have such fertile imaginations. sub-commander. these were sent by my nephew's fourth grade class. i thought the crew might lik

for, shows i think he is considering all options and considering people from a wide a ray for all kinds of things. harris: furthering my point. not just people who will say yes to you. you need people oppositional what you might want to move forthwith. i'm fascinated about the fact he is not telling anybody what he is doing. you don't have to worry about a leak. it is all in your head. sandra: telling everybody what he is doing. looking for the best candidate and not telling you who they are. we'll have to leave it there. look who is smiling these days. what a difference winning makes. speaker paul ryan on his united party. his message to americans as he vows to work alongside the new president. the new democrat, the democrats not so happy. the sign they could be seriously divided as house minority leader nancy pelosi may face a serious challenger. after the show join the live hot overtime tab on foxnews.com/outnumbered. harris's favorite part of the day. of course you can tweet u we will see you after the show. every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annu

harry used some bounce, to dry.? time for a quick look at sports this morning. and despite a ?rough season for the rays... there are a few bright spots. including the play of outfielder "kevin kiermeier. and major league baseball just rewarded him for it. kiermaier won his ?second gold glove award on tuesday. the rays centerfielder has made some amazing plays all season long... but he also missed 48 games with two broken kiermaier said receiving the award was quote... "an absolute honor," and he is on "cloud nine." and after winning this award two years in a row... even after battling an injury... you have to add kiermaiers name... to any future discussions about the ?best centerfielders in the game. and the ?not so good news for the rays right now... the ?trade talks have begun. every year they lose some big stars... or stars in the making. the top names being tossed around right now... "evan longoria"... and "chris archer." longoria's name seems to come up ?every offseason. and the rays ?usually dismiss the rumors pretty quickly... but m-l-b rumors suggest they ?will hear offers for their star third bas

rexx harris, and our moderator ray suarez. please join me in welcoming them. [applause] welcome tond monuments speak. thanks to the panel. and thanks for being willing both audience and panel to wrestle with some of the questions that arise in a people, and people, when they have to face their own past and what the past tells them today. we are here this evening because symbols speak. we are surrounded by them. red and green traffic lights, elephants and donkeys, gothic towers, the cross, the lamb. saints are all around this building. they stand mutely and mostly unlabeled and statuary, paint or stain glass. they identify themselves through language understood by the artist and by the viewer. saint philip with an arm full of stones, st. peter with his keys, sebastian shot with arrows. twoa with a platter and eyeballs. they work as a language in part because of widely shared understanding, a consensus about what they mean. the red hexagon of the stop sign does not have parties chiming in to register their objections or insist it doesn't mean stop at all, but in

ray eyes. well, who's in that conference? general peterson, uh, mr. harris, mr. rogers and colonel sackheim. jea-- jeannie! jeannie. how is it going, master? oh, i'll tell you how it's going. you should ask. it's gone. i'm-- i'm finished. washed up. oh, but i was only trying to help you, master. yeah, i-- don't say it. just please don't say it. who told you about my eyes anyway? i'll kill him. i swear, i'll-- i'll kill him. well, i thought that if you had x-ray eyes, they would let you go on your mission. mission? they won't let me outside of this room. the problem could be-- general peterson, mr. harris, mr. rogers and colonel sackheim. dr. bellows. he was right. do you realize we're in the middle of a private conference? uh, yes, sir. that's why i came in. uh, major nelson saw it from the examination room. dr. bellows, i said we're in the middle of a private conference. uh, uh, general, may i see you for a moment, please? oh, uh, excuse us, gentlemen. major nelson... has x-ray eyes. he has x-ray eyes. yes, sir. uh, he saw you through the walls. gentlemen, if you'll excuse me for a moment,

ray tensing. he claimed to have acted in self-defense. >>> jury deliberations pickup in florida in the trial of justin ross harris. he let his son die in a hot car in 2014. if convicted, he faces life in prison. >>> it may not have been in the news a lot, but the fight against zika continues florida looking at using mosquitoes infected with a bacteria in homes of that helping those in sacks to stop spreading the cut. scientists would need to inject the bacteria into the mosquitoes to stop the zika from spreading across latin america. >>> cells american apparel not doing well -- sales of american they are going to be bought for $66 million. american apparel has seen a decline in sales since traffic in the mall is declining. >>> investigators swarming the scene after a violent crash. coming up, we will tell you what neighbors heard at the moment of impact. >>> i-10 has a stall with action delays. >>> a valley mother taken to consume. how you can take action to help her family. >>> we will see some dusty winds by wednesday on a temperature roller coaster ride this weekend. i will have your most accurate of the day at

harry reid, majority leader. lots of eyes on that. that's always been the one of all the big senate rays we're looking at that republicans were favored to take that state. the candidate joe heck, the republican. we've seen because of the early voting in that state a huge surge of hispanic voters coming out to vote early. there's a very good chance they will help carry hillary clinton over the top. and they could potentially carry one of their own, catherine cortez masto. she's been running a little bit behind all this time. because of this very unusual surge of latino voters it could take her over the top and keep it a democratic seat. >> kelly ayotte in the new hampshire. >> she has been probably the candidate most sort of therebied to donald trump throughout this whole race. she's a republican. she at first said i'm going to vote for him but not endorsing him. then when that tape came out of access hollywood showing trump speaking smack about women she said i can't even get behind this guy. at the same time, there are a lot of trump voters up there in new hampshire. she was really in this rock and a hard spot. >> threading the need

ray gawn white house political director ed rollins. washington times. online opinion editor. monica crowley. it's great to have you both here. this charge coming from harryd. i know he is a vi lerks west coast, venald i know's a -- i know he's a vile, venal nasty piece of business. >> the hatch act was put in place for people who are presidential appointees, what have you, they can't actively play politics. it has nothing to do with doing your job. comey is doing this job. if you are a presidential apoints toee you are -- if you are a presidential appointee you are exempt. lou: i don't want to get too deep in the woods here. his staff says he was back into the charge that there is a preliminary inquiry into paul manafort and others associated with the trump campaign doing business with russia. what is this? >> it's called dirty tricks in the waning days of a presidential campaign. every four years you get the mudslinging back and forth. what the left is trying to do, trying to neutralize what's going on with the f.b.i. lou: let's get to those 22 million ballots. this is crazy. >> as a person who runs campaigns, i hate this process. you used to have the l

ray simons of hercules. >> reporter:both wanted for murder and this case ortea's 54-year-old mother, renee brown of novato has also been arrested for interfering with the investigation. >> reporter:james harrisiend of the sims family. he says william loved music and played five instruments >>- "i don't know if you can always find an answer to attack somebody when it's the commission of a hate have an answer to that one, young, self-assuming young man." >> reporter:and, the sheriff's office says its doing all it can to solve his murder. philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam:san francisco's mayor, district attorney and police chief. joined forces today to fight 'hate' in the city city officials came together at a news conference today. to put residents and visitors on notice. that hate will not be tolerated in this city. >> pam:hate crimes in san francisco this year. are up 10- percent compared to last year. and up 28 -percent compared to two- years ago. to reverse the trend, the police department will now undercover officers. >> we are warned--we are going to put undercover officers out into the communities. >> pam:speakers also encouraged victims to come forward. they say, statistics from

ray pointed a gun at him, and police have not found a gun at the scene. >>> and veteran actor, ron glass, has died. he played ron harris on the show "barney miller." a younger generation new him as a preacher on "fire fly." from 1975 to 1982. he died friday of respiratory pulling two teens from a mountain in colorado. >>> the high schoolers got stuck. they got stuck in whiteout conditions last week and spent two frigid nights in the wilderness. the teens were treated for frostbite but otherwise, they are said to be fine. >>> and finally one of the most intense and long rivalries in college football led to one of the most dramatic games of the season. third ranked michigan, the wolverines against the buckeyes of ohio state going head to head saturday. the buckeyes mount add huge comeback, tied at the end of regulation and won that game in the second overtime. still heated after the game. michigan's peppers shoving an ohio state fan. >> he was shoved first. >> that's video. >> okay. the crowd rushed the field there in columbus, ohio. rough day for paula faris and jim harbaugh. he says i'm bitter. >> he says he's utterly

ray during a foot chase. appointed a gun at him and police have not found a weapon at the scene. and veteran actor ron glass has died. he played ron harris on the show "barney miller." he died friday of respiratory failure. 71 years of age. just released video of rescuers pulling two teens from a mountain in colorado. the high schoolers got stuck in whiteout conditions last week and spent two frigid nights in the wilderness. they are said to be fine. and finally one of the most intense and long rivalries in college football led to one of the most dramatic games of the third ranked michigan, the wolverines against the buckeyes of ohio state going head to head saturday. tied at the end of regulation and won that game in the second overtime. still heated after the game. peppers shoving an ohio state fan. >> okay. >> at the crowd rushed the field in columbus, ohio. jim harbaugh. he says i'm bitter. >> he says he's utterly bitter at the referees. what can you say? i lost five years of my life watching that game. i always tell my kids be gracious in victory and defeat. but i'm not feeling graduaticio. i'm bitter. on that one day a year i think

harry reid. also interested in the race is secretary of labor, tom perez, former maryland governor, martin o'malley, howard dean, south carolina party chair, jamie harrison, new hampshire party chair, ray of state, jason kander. he ran for the senate and lost to roy blunt. in the senate, washington state senator patty murray is rumored to be considering a challenge to democratic whip dick durbin. now there could be a competitive race to be his number two. that's a secret ballot race. that's always fascinating. on the house side, nancy pelosi has led democrats to victories in defeats for nearly 13 years now, could face a challenge of her own as talk grows about a new direction for the party in the house. a group of roughly 20 house democrats spearheaded by seth moulton has urged them to delay their conversations until the party can better assess what went wrong last tuesday and map out a pace forward. kasie hunt is a democratic correspondent and jim is a strategist. if you lose the popular vote and you can get solace from that, you lost and you lost the presidency when you should have won it. the knives are out. the knives are always out, as they should be. i love this part of politics.

ray simons of hercules. >> reporter:both wanted for murder and robbery in connection with this case ortea's 54-year-old mother, also been arrested for interfering with the investigation. >> reporter:james harrise friend of the sims family. he says william loved music and played five instruments >>sot- "i don't know if you can always find an answer to attack somebody when it's the commission of a hate crime. um, i don't know if i have an answer to that one, uh, he was a very nice, young, self-assuming relatively quiet, vivacious young man." >> reporter:and, the sheriff's office says its doing all it can to solve his murder. philippe djegal, kron four news. >> steve:a former alameda county been arrested in a [redacted] is one of nine people hayward police say they busted during an operation from a couple of weeks ago. >> steve:eight of them including [redacted] are facing various prostitution-related charges. [redacted]'s website says he is a personal injury lawyer currently in alameda county. >> pam:almost 49- million americans will travel 50 - miles or more for thanksgiving. since 2007. and 89-percent of those travelers will be on the highways at some point. judging by this picture late last