let's gogo let's take a few more turns around the saloon, 'cause you never can tell. not me. i'm heading back to camp. i'm plumb wore out. cheyenne. yeah, i know. suppose that notote was a trap, suppose... you're an easy man to keep happy, grannick. all you need is somethin' to worry about. ? well, what do you know? ? how are you, cheyenne? fine, colonel. how are you? no doubt you're surprised to see me. that's a mild way to put it. wellll, you shouldn't be. the army's treated me no better than it's treated you. oh? i heard the army's about ready to make one of its biggest drives, colonel. now you just tell us the time and the place. i can't, not yet. general miles himself is laying out the route to be followed. major sharpe is s aling with the instructions. in front of the whole garrison? we had a way to do it. do you, umumdo you know where mccool kept his map? yes, in the office somewheres. get it. you know, i, uh, i'm not doing this by choice. the army forced me into it. i figure you know what you're doin'. i...i wanted a transfer, they wouldn't give it to me. sure, when t

. >> louis heads next door to the star saloon.he man who drove the lincoln carriage and john parker, the man detailed to protect the president are drinking at the star saloon when booth enters will never be known with my certainty. >> but the urge somehow to be a part of or witness to the killing of abraham lincoln will prompt many to make claims that are impossible to substantiate. the remark allegedly overheard during intermission by orchestra conductor william withers is a prime example. >> a fine tragedy, but you'll never be as good as your father. >> when i leave the stage for good, i'll be the most talked about man in america. >> and the stage is set for the most dramatic and resident crime in american history. ♪ >> yes, sir? >> i have here medicine for mr. seward. from his surgeon. >> i don't know that we are expecting any such thing, but i'll see to it that he gets it. >> no. i got to take it to him myself personal. >> please, sir, the house is mostly asleep now. and you don't want to be waking. >> and left it to his grand

-- the saloon as hq. >> jimmy: was it an old timey saloon?alcohol. [ light laughter ] and yeah. >> jimmy: so paintballing and -- >> booze and paintballing, probably not a good idea. >> jimmy: no, yeah. it's almost a guarantee that's not a good -- >> people forgetting to wear their eye masks. >> jimmy: oh, it's also -- yeah. i only did it once, but it hurts. >> it hurts, yeah. i got shot, actually, at close range by a personalized -- people bring their own weapons to these things now. >> jimmy: that's why you don't mess with those dudes. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you use the rental equipment or we don't play. >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like a dude brings his own basketball to the thing. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: no, no, we're using this now. so i'll just come over here. >> but it's like one of those paintballers that go -- so it's like. >> jimmy: it's a machine. it's cheating. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because you, by the time you say i'm hit, you're hit 30 more times. i'm hit! oh my god! [ laughter ] >> that's right. exactly. and there ar

charles taft: the saloon. here, next door. peter taltavul: no!d not be said the president of the united states died in a saloon. not even my own. lieutenant bolton: doctor, give me your commands and i will see to it that they will be carried out. dr. charles leale: as i said, across the street, to the nearest house. lieutenant bolton: make a path! let us pass! dr. charles leale: stop, stop! [grunts]. abraham lincoln: [gasping breath]. dr. charles leale: [grunts]. william h. flood: the house opposite is closed. henry s. stafford: here, here! bring him here. dr. charles leale: go, go, go. man: clear the way, please. out of the way, please. tom hanks: lincoln is taken to a boarding house directly across the street from the theater and, due to his 6'4" height, laid diagonally on the bed of absent boarder, william clark. shorty after 11:00 pm, secretary of war edwin stanton sets up a headquarters in the back parlor of the house and establishes relays between there and the war department telegraph operators. he alerts general grant and calls him back t

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. >> reporter: the saloon here on telegraph avenue is donating a portion of sales for the fire victims and their families. some of the people inside knew some of the victims and a hand full were at the warehouse last night. three d.j.s performing right now witnessed the fire and decided to go on with their show in order to help others grieve through music. the same type of music that was celebrated at the ghost ship warehouse. the venue had fire risks but it was a place they liked to perform because it gave them the artistic freedom they were looking for. one d.j. lost six friends in the fire, and from he could tell, there may be dozens more. he was outside when the fire started and tried to help but with so much smoke, there was nothing anyone could do. >> continue we're d.j.s what were going to play here anyway, but we're survivors of last night's event, and we are sort of tributing our friends we lost in part, and we're also putting a space for people feel like they can come and talk to other survivors tonight. the music that was going to be played last night was dance music, was ho

you can see the miners saloon. there are two chinese men here, the mexican here, the anglo guy who is buying the horse. the african-american over here. some of them would take their slaves to the goldmine. a great concentration of people were coming in from around the world. the idea with pictures like this is to say what a weird world is that. there was a result of very rapidly populating. this was above the president's speech in the handout. this is a historian writing about 40 years ago describing the way in which gold accelerated the process of american settlement. >> the little grains of bright yellow metal established a frontline of civilization across the rocky mountains and drew men in from the east. the prize of lighted the way, illuminating the darkness of earlier obstacles and convinced man that no matter how great the barriers, they could be surmounted. after the man, came there -- came their baggage. material and cultural. freight wagons brought necessity and the trappings of civilization. printing pre

. >> ladies and gents did i ever tell you about the time i was a bar girl in the saloon. >> reporter: knowledge tragically outliving her daughter by one day. the famous mom and daughter duo nearly inseparable. they lived next-door to each other in beverly hills. rent analyze spent the last week at her daughter's side after fisher went into cardiac arrest. the 84-year-old hollywood icon updating her daughter's condition, days later deal with her sudden death and rushed to the hospital the very next day after suffering a stroke. >> when we got to the hospital, they quickly told us this was not something that could be dealt with, and unit was not going to be very long. it wasn't. >> reporter: fisher's brother todd saying the stress of it all proved to be too much. fisher survived by billy lourd and rent analyze -- reynolds by her son todd. >>> i think as a mother it was tweeted out, i get it you want to be with your daughter. >>> environmentalist want you to check your christmas tree before disguarding >>> discarding it. >> reporter: we'll have a little be of snow and rain, i'll have tha

in the background, you can see the saloon. there are two chinese man, a , the guy who is buying the horse, african american over here. someone take their slaves to the goldmine. a good concentration are coming from all over the world. the idea of pitchers were to say what a will world is that -- weird world is that? this is the president speech in the hideout. .est in the handout this is expiring the way in which gold accelerated the process of americans government >> grades of yellow metal establish different kind of civilization along the rocky mountains and drew men from the east farther out onto the air and planes. the glittering prize lighted the way, illuminating the darkness of earlier obstacles, and convince men that matter how great the terriers, they could be surmounted. after the men came their package, both material and cultural. freight wagons brought not only necessities, but the trappings of civilization -- printing presses, the refinement of books and some are processes. men found money with which to roads,d wi

like the coors rodeo saloon... the wrangler rodeo and the n-f-r social arenas. now let's get you some information... cowboy christmas runs today thru the 10th... at the las vegas convention center from 9 to 5pm. it's open to the public and free for everyone. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now at 6:30 starts in about three minutes. >> let's check in with paul joncich to see what's coming up. ((paul joncich)) >>> people in a popular tennessee resort town... waiting to get back in their homes after a devastating wildfire. what's keeping them out... even though the immediate threat has passed. and donald trump... already working to keep jobs in the u-s. how he was able to negotiate a deal to keep a factory open... and why not everyone's job is safe... despite the deal./// news music agenda... has a new man in charge. we talk exclusively with aaron ford about what he has in store for 2017 up in carson city. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> severe weather and deadly wildfires... hit the southeast united stated. where clean-up is underway after twisters hit... and how dolly p

the ic ugly saloon, taste of china were forced out of their building. alternative -- altoona police chief has now been recommended to be and able decide whether he's choose -- served as out the mid 20s. thanks rebecca.we'll see you in two minutes...on fox 28 morning a war of words erupts between trump and clinton strategists at a political forum. senior adviser kellyanne conway talks about the fiery exchange. >>> witnesses describe a violent encounter that left a hometown hero dead in the street. >>> only on "cbs this morning," members of the rockefeller family give their first television interviews about their falling out with exxon mobil.

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. >> ladies and gents, did i ever tell you i about the time i was a bar girl in a saloon? ammy: debbie reynolds died day after her daughter, carrie fisher, of a stroke. debbie reynolds is best known for her wholesome roles in movies in the 1950's and 1960's, including "singin' in the rain," and "the unsinkable mollie brown." carrie fisher rocketed to fame after playing princess leia in the star wars movies. the event was held at the famous movie theater there. buzz fromhopes the last night can carry over to future star wars screenings, where they plan to donate proceeds to charities fisher was passionate about. larry: john gonzalez is following new word from police on an armed robbery. john? john: the latest was a 7-eleven in old town alexandria, but now, larry, police in three different counties believe they have a serial robber on their hands. now ait's our holiday sale. where you can create the perfect home from now until january 2nd, find savings in every room. furniture and accessories to complement your style this sea

i-c ugly's saloon, taste of china and oasis were all forced out of their buildings as a precaution of a possible fire or explosion.crews were on scene for four hours. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in up next - the devastating crash that's shocking a central iowa town this morning. 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the next step in finding out what caused a horrific crash in iowa. the new details about a deadly shooting on the west coast. and donald trump has begun his victory tour ..find out when you could potentially see him next in iowa. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm dora miller, let's get a check of our cbs 2 today will be pretty similar to yesterday, temperatures will stay pretty steady with clouds in overhead. it will be cool with highs in the mid to upper 30s area wide. a little bit of drizzle possibly near north of highway 20, at its fading -- asked. the clouds will keep authorities are still trying to figure out this morning...why a truck crashed into a central iowa walmart.

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. >> i guess it's okay saloons we get a good deal. >> reporter: while some thought the plan was interesting, many we talked with especially frequent flyers from the aaa travelers club believe it's a bad idea. >> it's another way they are cutting back. i think they are just padding their pockets, more money. >> reporter: these travelers worry having a major carrier travel for overhead storage that's a bad precedent. >> whenever you getaway with something you try a little bit more. >> the other airlines will go in and want to outdo one another. >> when does it stop. >> that's the question. >> fee for everything. >> they will get you one way or another. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday, a star wars spinoff lands in hollywood and fans flock to the theater. >>> 60 years of a changing paris comes to the barnes foundation in 6abc loves the arts. let's go outside live for you. sky6 live hd using the temple university camera overlooking the temple center city skyline for you. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" con

they act like just a bunch of saloon people. he is getting away with all the things they said he could not do. guest: i remember when i was younger, i grew up during the reagan presidency and reagan had these huge electoral landslide victories and would talk about how that was a mandate to enact his policies. donald trump does not have that. he lost the popular vote, w the on the electoral college, and we now have unified government, both houses of congress and the same political party, that is where he gets his mandate. you see a new group of people coming in through trump tower. they are people who have not been in power for the past eight years. they are going to put together policies together that are different than what we have become accustomed to in the past eight years. that is what the election was about, elections have consequences, so that is what we have got the next two years. remember, there are congressional midterm elections in two years, either house of congress could switch that and take away president trump's

. >> there's a lot of mourning going on inside the legion their's saloon. some of the people in this bar newsome of the victims and a handful were there at the warehouse when it broke out. 3-d j as witnessed the fire and decided to go on with their show to help other people grieve through the music. they say the warehouse is a venue they knew had the fire risks but it was a place they liked to perform because it gave them the artistic freedom they were looking for. one lost six friends in the fire and from what he can tell there may be dozens more. he was outside and tried to help but there was nothing anyone could do. the smoke was overwhelming. >> we are djs, but we are also survivors. all three have played there. it's a tribute to our friends that we lost in part and we are also putting space where people can come and talk to other survivors tonight. you know, the music that was played last night was, you know, celebrating the people and their sound as well. >> a portion of the bar sales is going to the victims and their families. legionnaire's is also c

enlargements,d quote, suitable for framing or orging up in private saloons rooms. heller entered into this arrangement with watkins and what happens is he is not uncredited ends up with the image for his work. now the images, of course, are playing on a wider and broader fear of ethnic "others" in america at this time. why is the modoc war story sensational? other xenophobic nationalist and racist rhetoric that dominated the popular that was stoked by the popular media at this time. we see in this cartoon, all of the ethnic others. the african-american in the background. saying -- i forget what he's saying. he's saying something like, they're coming for me. but the african-american and asian person, everyone here is looking at their fate and understanding that their time is nigh. that brings us to the significance of the images that surround us. so far, we have talked about photographs made of, rather than nativeh participation of american subjects. drew makes images that are tin types. actual -- the reproduction of tin types actually involved liquid material. it i

. >> despite the crowds and music there's a lot of mourning going on inside the legion their's saloonople inside knew some of the victims and a handful there were at the warehouse when the flames broke out. 3-d js performing at the legionnaire witnessed the fire and decided to go on with their show in order to help other grief through music. the same type of music that was celebrated at the ghost ship warehouse. they say the warehouse is a venue they knew had its fire risks but it was a place they liked to perform because it gave them the artistic freedom they were looking for. one dj we talked to loft six friends in the fire and from what he could tell from talking to other people, there may be dozens more. he was outside when the fire started and tried to help but there was nothing anyone could do. the smoke was overwhelming. >> we are djs who are going to play here anyway, but we are survivors. all three of us are playing in honor of last -- tribute to our friends we lost, and we are putting space where people can come and talk to other survivors tonight. you know, the music that w

we have skin saloon and brow and skin service and fun and inviting atmosphere. >> i think it's cool you can shop for your products and while you're there, i'd like to get my hair done too. >> you can get a blowout and cut and color and smoky eye same time! >> smoky eye at the same time! when you took over in july of 2013, you said you went undercover to work in the store to see what it was like. how did that work out for? you were assigned to do what and you did what? >> i really thought i was going to help customers really very efficiently find things and i learned a lot for me to learn and i couldn't and answer their questions. the store manager was lovely. why don't you just hand out the bags, mary. >> can you imagine what the boss working out so well. you come over here and you hand out bags. >> i carry about what our associates know. they know best what our guests need. they know better than i do, right? they are there every single day with our guests. >> what did you learn? >> i was thrilled by all of the excitement. it was around the holiday. holiday is our biggest time of the ye

they act like just a bunch of saloon people.e is getting away with all the things they said he could not do. i remember when i was younger, i grew up during the reagan presidency and reagan had these huge electoral landslide victories and the talk about how that was a mandate to enact his policies. donald trump does not have that. he lost the popular vote, w the thetoral collegeon -- won electoral college, and we now have unified government, both houses of congress and the same political party, that is where he gets his mandate. of peoplenew group coming in through trump tower. they are people who have not been in power for the past eight years. they are going to put the policies together that are different than what we have become accustomed to in the past eight years. that is what the election would amount to, elections have consequences, so that is what we have got the next two years. remember, congressional midterm elections in two years, either house of congress could switch that and take away president trump's mandate to d

. >> saloon. stuart: french pronunciation, no, salon. and it's up 4% now.icole, i don't know the ulta salon. fill me in, please. nicole: salon, you make it sound so chic and europe. it's a channel chain, a big on-line presence from fragrances to cosmetics. they have prestigious names, lancombe, $200 hair tools, a flat iron or something. down to very basic makeup like maybelline. how are they doing? well, unlike the retailers like american eagle, guess, express, which really tanked this week, less foot traffic, challenging environmental, this company is up 4% today. 270 almost. it was a $80 stock mid 2014. their sales are stellar, up almost 17% in the latest quarter. the 8th consecutive double digit revenue rise, and on-line is doing so well for them. they saw online sales up 59%. stuart: i got it. nicole: that's a huge surge. stuart: i got it, i buy my hair flatners and straighteners for $12 and not $200. when you don't have as much hair you don't need. ashley: i was going to say that. stuart: facebook putting labels on news. ashley: i according to the trek