just got a fresh box of dildos. >> rory: dammit!m on the table so i can knock them on the floor. >> ricky: and i have something to say to america -- stop sending us dildos. >> yes, yes. what we need is batteries! no, no. >> larry: wait, batteries? ricky: yeah, batteries, lotion, maybe that deangelo album. i like that fella. he's good! >> rory: you're not helping, colt. >> holly: hold on, larry! >> larry: holly? holly, robin and grace, everyone. (cheers and applause) holly, what are you all doing? >> holly: grace, robin, and i have been occupying this post office for a week. >> larry: what, you have been there for a week? >> holly: yes, larry, and nobody's sent us any dildos! >> larry: wait, why are you occupying a post office? >> grace: (spanish rant) dildos! robin: let me translate that for you, larry -- we want dildos! >> holly: what do we want? everyone: dildos! holly: when do we want them? everyone: now! >> larry: ladies, you can't just occupy a federal building because you hope you're going to git dildos. that's not how this wh

>> rory: we're exercising our rights as americans, larry.s not the government's job to go around telling regular folks like us what's public land and what's private land. >> larry: yes, it is. it literally is. that's why people have governments. (laughter) >> rory: what you call government, we tall tyranny. i mean, what's next? is it government gonna start telling people how fast they can drive or how much lead we can put in baby food? i mean, come on! where does it end, larry? >> larry: there shouldn't be any lead in baby food! yes! that's a good thing for the government to do! that's the point of living in a society! >> rory: this isn't society. it's oppression. so we're doing something about it. it's just like martin luther king said, "if you're sick of being oppressed, get a lot of guns and take over a federal building." end quote! >> larry: martin luther -- end quote! >> larry: martin luther king never said that! i don't even know where you got that from. >> rory: like the lead in the baby food, we're going to have to agree to disagree.

there's no reboot for the kkk, rory, this isn't point break. >> what do you mean.hy not, other brands do it the kkk, they deserve a chance to be rebooted. look at aunt jemima. she started out as a cartoonish mammy and now she looks like brenda from accounts payable. >> oh, come on, rory, are you serious. that is the same thing kentucky tried chicken tried to do when they called themselves kfc. we still know that [bleep]'s fried. >> oh, but you're not thinking fried, you're thinking delish. >> but unlike the kkk fried chicken hasn't spent decades killing black people. >> come on, mike, you know that's not true! >> larry: okay. all right, gentlemen. (cheers and applause). >> larry: very good, very well done. now that noise means it's time to switch sides and argue the opposite per speblghtive, because remember, this is a mindless argument. (laughter) now rory will be against rebranding and mike will be prokkk. all right. you ready? >> so ready. >> i don't want to do this, larry. >> larry: yes. >> i do not want to argue for the kkk. >> neither did i. just follow the r

larry: the police instinct chip, rory. >> it's early going, larry. will have software update for -- >> larry: to make it less race euflt. >> larry: stop making it mad. >> i'm not doing anything. larry: you're yelling. >> stop it. stop it. stop it. >> larry: i knew this wouldn't end well. we will be right back! [cheers and applause] ♪ no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance search. here's the latest. problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest and hit purchase. now...if you'll excuse me, i'm late for an important function. compare.com. saving humanity from high insurance rates. >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my panelist. first up "nightly show" contributor robey albanese. "nightly show" contributor mike yard, and his new animated series "bordertow

larry: the police instinct chip, rory. >> it's early going, larry.hey will have software update for -- >> larry: to make it less race euflt. >> larry: stop making it mad. >> i'm not doing anything. larry: you're yelling. >> stop it. stop it. stop it. >> larry: i knew this wouldn't end well. we will be right back! [cheers and applause] hey fellow university students, man that psych 302 class is tough. you know what makes me feel better? a great lunch like this $5 fill up from kfc. this popcorn chicken is made from one piece of chicken. not like those nuggets that come in funny shapes. are you colonel sanders? yes, i mean no. i'm just a normal college student. it's finger lickin' good. one... two... three... cheese! yeeees! hey! paparazzi parents! you're welcome! now that t-mobile has double the lte coverage, you can over-share just about anywhere. look at the birdie! you used to have hobbies. now you have a baby. so go ahead. post away! hey, first kid? yeah. t-mobile's new extended range lte now reaches twice as far and is 4 times better in buildings.

rory cellan-jones, bbc news, las vegas.: the robots get my vote, especially if they can do laundry. pierre boulez died at his home at the age of 90. he was a leading figure in classical music and a champion of the avant-garde. he was the conductor of the bbc arkestra and that the new york philharmonic. he said music was not there to please people, but to disturb them. the bbc symphony orchestra playing a groundbreaking masterpiece, the rite of spring, conducted by pierre boulez. he was first and foremost a composer. he only took up conducting to advance the cause of contemporary music. the -- the great novelty was beethoven symphony. they are beautiful, but you cannot really just rely on them constantly. you have to make the audience aware there's something else. he did, with the music he conducted and composed. work that he would revisit and revise over decades. young, you have many ideas. and you are older, you say maybe there is more to be done with that then i first did. correspondent: by 1971, the radical modernist was

rory challands is in the russian capital moscow. has there been reaction from any of those involved. there certainly has, there has been a wealth of reaction from people. i have not seen gig that relates to vladimir putin, that the russian president might be involved in the death of alexander litvinenko. we heard from the two men at the heart of the place, andrei lugovoy, and dmitri kovtun. he has been brief. he said he had nos comment. he needs a look through the report. andrei lugovoy has been more verbose saying it's nonsense, absurd and once against shows russia's anti-muslim position, and looks like london's pathetic attempt to use a skeleton in the closet. >> the politicize eyeings is something that the russian government has been hammering home too. this is what the ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson. she said that moscow had no expectation that london's report would all of a sudden become impartial, and after analysing the document, we'll issue our own detailed review. there has been a couple of unnamed sources that ha

crossing over to rory challands who will give us the reaction from moscow.y, the official reaction, as well as the reaction from one of the accused who neave was just talking to us about. >> reporter: yeah, he -- if you pass all of the different responses to this inquiry that have come out today in russia, the one common denominator is the view that this inquiry has been politicized by the british authorities; that essentially they are prosecuting some sort of andy russian agenda. in that is what andre lugavoy said. he said that it's again showing russia's -- sorry, london's anti-russian position, and the unwillingness to determine the true cause of his death. he says that he actually poisoned himself. he goes on to say it looks to me like london's pathetic attempt to use this skeleton in the closet to satisfy its political ambitions. a similar response from the russian foreign ministry came out as well, which basically said it would have a look in detail this inquiry report and some up with its own analysis, but they said they never really expected the brit

rory, who was your story?ink for me without a doubt that trump is still-- i really did think, like, i followed this up pretty closely. i just figured it was the summertime you get the one crazy person who makes noise, that's kind of funny. and it's not funny anymore. he's in the lead and it's december. i'm surprised -- and i said that to you in august. i was like, no. and you were like, "i don't know. i'm worried." and you were right. >> larry: i was very suspicious. >> you were suspicious, and i'm now officially frightened. >> it's a nightmare. >> it is. >> i don't think he's going to win. >> larry: you don't think he's going to win? he's going to be president? >> he's gotten too far. i'm scared. it's got to happen. >> i'm hoping he doesn't win. >> larry: why won't he win? >> because america is a good country. ( cheers and applause ). >> at its heart. at its heart. >> i believe that. i'm going to tell you what i think, and here is where people are going to say mike yard is crazy. i believe that donald trump d

what are you doing rory to honor teachers. >> first a gra tour tus plug. the rogers foundation mission is in education. and i am a recovering politician. i'm used to taking credit for things i didn't even do. but, in this case, i got to give credit to my partner. this is his vision. we need to do more in this community to talk about the good things in our education system. i am a product of public schools of clark county. i can tell you about mrs. nag doll who taught me. there's a lot of theefrpz deserve credit and we're coming together to give it to them. >> krystal: i love it. let's talk about what's happening at this hart education ed kaks awards. >> the awards don't take place until later in the year. they are the big event at the end of teacher appreciation week. what's going on right now is we're asking the whole community whether you are a parent or student or an alum who had a great teacher who is still teaching in the clark county school district, anyone who knows of a great teacher in to the smith center website. there's a simple little 100 words

first up "nightly show" contributor rory albanese. ( cheers and applause ) and "nightly show" contributor mike yard. ( cheers and applause ) and his new album "darkest before dawn" comes out tomorrow, rapper, songwriter, and president of good music, pusha t. ( cheers and applause ) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the hashtag #tonightly. before we get started, i thought it would nice to have a holiday beverage as this is the last show of 2015. i've got eggnog or scotch. >> eggnog. >> larry: eggnog. >> put some scotch in your eggnogs. >> larry: oh, my god! here. >> i have bad news-- there was already bourbon in the eggnog. you just double dosed. >> it's turnip time? >> >the song "sunshine" you premiered on the "daily show" tuesday night talks about a lot of the racial and social issues

hastings professor rory little, san mateo county d.a.agstaff, and our own political editor, scott schaefer. nice to have all of you here. >> thank you. >>> some of the bay area's biggest health care systems are continuing to consolidate to expand across the region. what impact this will have on your health costs? a new report by the california health care foundation based in oakland examined some of the key consolidations. the region's health care market is changing as proposed mega mergers among the nation's health insurance giants are attracting scrutiny. here to dissect this is kqed's health editor, lisa alafaris. >> hey. >> tell us which bay area hospital are among the biggest consolidating, and why are they doing this? >> we see john buren, walnut creek aligning with ucsf. stanford has reached across the bay to pleasanton and valley care. and sutter is taking its physicians groups, the palo alto medical foundation is the most well known and consolidating those as well. >> when consolidating, what's the effect? are -- are they trying

thanks to my panelists -- rory albanese, holly walker, and marlon wayans.out of time, but before we go i'm gonna keep it a hundred. tonight's question is from "at tim drake." they ask "would you rather accept a drink from vladmir putin or bill cosby [laughter] oh my god. a drink from putin would kill me. probably knock me out for a while. i think i'd have to find a way to protect myself while i was out. i would have to take the cappuccino and not the vodka, right. thanks for watching, don't forget to ask me your keep it 100 questions on twitter. and my chat with rand paul went long, but you can watch everything online. goodnightly everyone! >>chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on twitter! the line between nerds and jocks has blurred a lot these past few years. nerds now use their love of math and stats to play fantasy sports, while swole bros wear their favorite superhero t-shirts to blast their pecs. and score puss. oh, when i was younger if i would of known that was possible. but old rivalries surfaced last night when the new "x-files" which

gray. >> ross stays put, rory takes off running in one direction, gray in another. bike officers garret miller and edward niro pursue gray. >> he ran through. after he had been cuffed, they cut him off right there. that was the last i seen that boy move. >> the officers, you know, went after him. one of them pulled out their taser and told him taser, taser, at which point freddie stopped. >> the chase lasts less than a minute. >> at 8:40 and 12 seconds, a unit states, we've got one. >> rory escapes inside a nearby building while gray willingly submits to police. >> he was running. he stopped and walked towards them. as he was walking towards them, they proceed to just throw him on the ground. >> he's laying on his back. they flipped him over and put both knees on his back. >> miller and niro then search him. they find a small blue pocket knife and place gray under arrest. >> he was screaming to let everybody know he was in pain and that he couldn't breathe. and they just didn't seem to care. >> that boy was hollering so bad. he was in so much pain. and everybody was

first up, nightly show contributor ricky velez nightly show contributor rory albanese, and she'll be her national "mermaid lady" comedy tour to the wagner noel pac in midland texas on january 14th and the peppermill concert hall in west wendover comedian kathleen madigan. and for everyone at home: join our conversation right now on twitter "@nightlyshow" using the hashtag "#tonightly." earlier in the show we were talking about the poison water in flint michigan and the people get it every turn. we also have powerball, with a jackpot of $1.5 billion. is the lottery another example of exploiting the poor? or am i making too much of it. >> it's fun. you can't take the stuff away from dumb people. i like it. for the hopeless. i played it. i don't know if you can manage all that money but it's fun. you got to give a monkey a ball. you can't just ... >> larry: give a monkey a ball. >> you can't take away all their toys because you say it's exploiting them. what if they win. >> i don't think the lottery -- i think it exploits poor people is telling them if they keep working hard they're goi

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. >> now let's go to rory challands live in moscow.he kremlin has spoken in the last hour, what has been said? >> reporter: well, the spokesperson for the kremlin has alluded to the famous british sense of humor, saying that perhaps this inquiry is an example of some kind of settle or elegance former british joke, essentially he's pouring scorn on the inquiry, on this report, saying it doesn't hold any kind of water whatsoever. now that's unsurprising seeing as the inquiry has pointed the finger right at his boss vladimir putin. we have heard from other parties in russia. we have heard from the accused men themselves, andrew, called this nonsense, he said it was absurd, it was basically an example of london's anti-russian feeling, that russia was using this skeleton in the closet to pursue its own political agenda. if you pass all of the comments coming out of russia in the aftermath of this public, that's what you get down to, the allegation that britain has politicized this whole affair. the foreign ministry said this inquiry was bia

thanks to my panelists -- rory albanese, holly walker, and marlon wayans.fore we go i'm gonna keep it a hundred. tonight's question is from "at tim drake." they ask "would you rather accept a drink from vladmir putin or bill cosby [laughter] oh my god. a drink from putin would kill me. probably knock me out for a while. i think i'd have to find a way to protect myself while i was out. i would have to take the cappuccino and not the vodka, right. thanks for watching, don't forget to ask me your keep it 100 questions on twitter. and my chat with rand paul went long, but you can watch everything online. goodnightly everyone! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this ised daily show with trevor noah. (cheers and captioning sponsored by comedy central applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show! i'm trevor noah. thank you so much. thank you so much. we've got a great show for you tonight. french comedian superstar gad elmaleh is here, everybody. (applause) and i just want to say thank you to every single one of you in the audience for c

rory challenge, al jazeera, moscow. >>> police involved in confrontations in hundreds in tunisia, theay of riots over mass unemployment and the demonstrators tried to storm local government buildings and a number of different towns. one policeman had been killed. protests all started in the west where the wrong man killed himself after being refused a public sector job. and we have a correspondent there. >> reporter: matters taken by the government were dismissed by people here that they want to see some genuine deep reforms implemented, not only quick fixes like saying the government is ready to offer 5,000 job opportunities for the people here. tension is mounting and hundreds of people are converging on the main streets of the city here and it seems that this anti-government movement is building up across the country. we have seen some rallies in support for the people in tunisia and also in gufsa. people have said they took to the streets in 2010 hoping for democracy and better life. they are seeing some sense of democratic reforms but their living conditions have not changed. thi

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suk-ju applied more than ten years ago to the korean rory mcilroy for a reunion and has been waitingver since. suk-ju was born in the northwestern region of the korean peninsula in 1917. he was wed at 24 and supported his mother, wife and three children by working as a carpenter. the korean war broke out when suk-ju was 32. he was drafted into the north korean army and served in various locations. early in the conflict the north korean army controlled nearly the entire korean peninsula. but after u.n. forces fought back the war became a quagmire. four months into the war suk-ju decided to desert the north korean family and flee to south korea. before fleeing to south korea he visited his family who had sought refuge from the war by hiding in the mountains. that day was suk-ju's birthday. his mother cooked him a feast of chicken. after fleeing to south korea, suk-ju managed to make a living by using his carpentry skills. he says he constantly regretted leaving his family behind and fleeing alone. he had no way to contact his family. as time passed, suk-ju came to believe that his fami

. >> reporter: 6-year-old rory and sport were going to be great buddies. >> his heart was set on this. it was all he talked about for a very long time. >> reporter: robin shows pictures of the dog they thought could help keep rory safe. >> my son had gone into anaphylactic shock. >> reporter: robin went to angel as far service dogs in colorado springs. >> i don't know other parents that go in every night to be sure their child is still >> reporter: cell phone video shows her taking the dog into a supermarket to be sure he could detect nuts. >> i had her handle the dog because it wasn't my dog. >> reporter: former angel service dog trainer catherine ross went with her. she didn't know the dog but wanted to be sure the pup was capable of keeping robin's son safe. >> you're not supposed to guide a detection dog. they're supposed to to go freely and alert you. >> reporter: the dog went past bins of nuts but never acknowledged them. even a 3-pound bag of peanuts didn't cause the dog to pause. >> i was shocked at that time that he even being five feet away wasn't showing any change in behav

a song she recorded with her husband rory, in 2012. 2012."even though you love me still, you will know where you we'll both be fine fine"when i'm gone" talks about moving ahead after someone you love is gone. joey feek recently stopped her treatments for cancer.. and hoping to live past her daughter's birthday next month. one driver says he saved many lives -- putting himself on the interstate during a 40 car pile up this afternoon. afternoon.carol williams joins us with that story of heroism... all new at six. carol? this "mystery man" stood at the scene... commanding semis to stop! stop!he put his life at risk to help others...hear what one driver wants to say to that good samaritan. a frightening moment for two night workers in west price hill...when a man holds them up at gunpoint!hear from workers who saw it all... mysterious good samaritan... he risked his life to help dozens of drivers caught up in a major pile up -- then vanished!hear why drivers say his actions -- saved their lives in white-out conditions. leaving horrible memories f

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we'll go to rory challands in moscow. first to neave barker in loind. tell us what has come out of the inquiry. >> reporter: it's been nine years, a long time for alexander litvinenko's family. the results by sir robert owen has been released. two former russian agents have been impliated. andre. >> lugovoi and dmitri kovtun. he was killed after trig tea laced with plutonium. it was suggested that the kitting of alexander litvinenko, was probably known to both nikolaj petrushev, head of the ssb, secret services, and the russian president vladimir putin also. in the report, there's indication that there was personal antagonism between vladimir putin and alexander litvinenko. and also in the report something that really jumps out, is that robert owens suggested that all members of the f.s.b. who had spoken out against the russian apartment bombing met the same ends. there's talk about how the apartment bombs happened. critics say they were staged to just city the and chechian war. serious allegations. >> indeed, raising all sorts of questions with regard

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netflix says lauren graham and alexis bledel will return as mother and daughter lorelai and rory gilmore -- along with a majority of the popular characters. netflix did not say when the show would premier or what its title would be. feeling more like spring than winter....as we move through the rest of your weekend, enjoy it! it will feel more like spring than winter all courtesy of an area of high pressure building in from the south. with southerly winds in place and a good deal of sunshine on sunday, we )re expecting high temperatures in the upper 60s. a late in the day, but overall, no rain is in the forecast. the warm up will continue into the start of the work week. in fact, by monday, many areas will be in the lower 70s. a weak cold front slides in monday night into tuesday, giving way to highs in the upper 50s tuesday. rain moves in by wednesday and early thursday as a stronger cold front moves in. school basketball some college basketball and some pretty exciting news welcome back to news channel 3 im makenzie walter. lets start this saturday with a little high school hoops the l

how about rory mcelroy, one of in the dubai classic, mcelroy shoots under par. >> jim: how do they come up with these things? >> you can always bet the coin flip. >> jessica: up next the super this weekend. >> jim: finally tonight, they're some of the most famous faces and feet we see every super bowl sunday. but this weekend they're right here in las vegas. >> jessica: the world famous budweiser clydesdales will arrive in grand style tomorrow, trotting down the strip to the paris where day will help open a >> jim: they won't an lobby

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the councilman rory lancman says. >> i think i'm a pretty good antenna when i see politics and really, this is a political situation from start to finish. the horses are well taken care the drivers and the stable hands have good jobs. >> there's no need for us to be making any kind of change. really so that, you know, a political debt can be repaid. it's unfortunate. >> reporter: the drivers say they will go to court and so will the pedicab drivers who also lose jobs in the deal. while all this goes on for lucky the horse wonders where his next meal comes from. >> thank you. >>> campaign 2016 now. sarah palin on the stump with donald trump today. the former vice-presidential candidate appeared along side the billionaire today in tulsa. she talked about the arrest of her son track on domestic violence charges. she said the 26-year-old has ptsd after serving in the military. she blames president obama for not offering veterans more help. >> it starts from the top. the question though that comes from our own president where they have to look at him and wonder, do you know what we go do y

netflix says lauren graham and alexis bledel will return as mother and daughter lorelai and rory gilmore -- along with a majority of the popular characters. netflix did not say when the show would premier or what feeling more like spring than winter....as we move through the rest of your weekend, enjoy it! it will feel more like spring than winter all courtesy of an area of high pressure building in from the south. with southerly winds in place and a good deal of sunshine on sunday, we )re expecting high temperatures in the upper 60s. a few more clouds will build in late in the day, but overall, no rain is in the forecast. the warm up will continue into the start of the work week. in fact, by monday, many areas will be in the lower 70s. a weak cold front slides in monday night into tuesday, giving way to highs in the upper 50s tuesday. rain moves in by wednesday and early thursday as a stronger cold front moves in. coming up - some college basketball some high school basketball and super bowl city is officially open tonight - get an inside look at the week long welcome back to news chann

. >> rory challands has more. >> the russian responses to this inquiry have concentrated on the accusation that britain has essentially politicized this whole affair. andre lugovoy said the inquiry is 19 sense and absurd and says once again shows london's anti russian position, using a skeleton in the closet to satisfactory political ambitions. the ministry of foreign affairs has hammered the politicization angle saying moscow had no expectation that london's record on litvinenko would all of a sudden become impartial, saying the whole process was flawed and biased from the start. they say after they thoroughly analyzed this document, they will list their own doiled review and regret this strictly criminal case has been politicized and darkened the general atmosphere of bilateral relations between the u.k. and russia. that's something that has been driven home as well in other sources, unnamed sources within the russian hierarchyive that this is going to have on relations between the two countries. they say there is no chance of the two being tray dated to london for criminal proceedings.

i want to thank our panelists: rory albanese, mike yard, and pusha t. and these two. stay tuned for "@midnight" with chris hardwick. goodnightly, everyone! merry christmas! happy new year! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) ♪ >> trevor: thank you so much! thank you! welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah with a great show for you here tonight. from the new comedy "daddy's home," will ferrell is here, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: yes! and it is also our final show of 2015. a special occasion, as i'm sure you can tell by the fact that i'm wearing underwear. tonight we look back on some of our favorite stories to have the last 12 -- stories of the last 12 months in our end of year review. i was supposed to update that. that's the old -- can you guys change? it's the old -- thank you. all right, so this was -- okay, yeah -- (laughter) are we -- (laughter) oh, yeah, that's right. "star wars" tickets, 26 minutes. let's get g

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