i had a whole speech prepared about my cinematic influences-- shh, shh, shh! park, it's starting. (rock music playing) i tried on my own i thought i'd get there around and round but i was only getting nowhere then you came along and gave me something something that i could believe in, trt in and i won't go back again as long as i have you i can live lili there's nothing left to lose you unbreak every fracture in my heart othing in this worldould ever tear this love apart they say you gotta take the good with the bad i'll take it all as long as i have you... as long as i have you... and i realize now i'm better with you you got here right on time yeah, you were my breakthrough you are my breakthrough as long as i have you i can live like there's nothing left to lose you unbreak every fracture in my heart whoa, they say you've gotta take the good with the bad i'll take it all as long as i have you... as long as i have you... -yes! -(laughs) -that was awesome! -thank you, parker. so... (clears throat) as i was saying, -my earliest cinematic influences were-- -you wanna watch it again

oh shh shh shh, oh my god he's about to propose. oh, it's so cute.pplause) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! (cheers and applause) as you may know, "the daily show" takes place in the u.s.a., the greatest american country in the world. that's right. because of that, we tend to cover american stories. every now and then, i'll meet a person who says, trevor, we could really use a "the daily show" back in my home country. you should do that some time. i say to them, yes, i understand that, mr. surgeon, but can you please fix my appendix for now and we'll get to the tv thing if i wake up? so tonight we'll give it a shot. we're going to make "the daily show" dream come true for one lucky nation out there. so let's take a spin. and see where it's going to be. could be anywhere because we're prepared to cover any country in the world, and anytime, and it's myanmar! look at that! oh, wow! look at that! (cheers and applause) well done, myanmar! before we do the myanmar daily show, it's nice to get familiar with the place. formally known as burma, p

oh shh shh shh, oh my god he's about to propose.and applause ). >> larry: i know. it'seate. welcome back. joining me again tonight with the rest of my panel, legendary tv producer norman lear. and his new comedy special will be coming out next year, old friend of mine bill engvall. and his new album, "black market," drops december 4. ure better go bet it. rick ross. and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightly show using the hashtag "tonightly." this is one upon my favorite topics. we talked earlier about the starbucks christmas cups. they removed all the christmass-y images and just made it solid red. first of all, is anyone offended by this? >> oh, man i think, you know, i'm big on christmas. my kids are big on christmas. but me being a boss, you know-- i see starbucks chasing the dollar. >> larry: yeah? do you think they're doing this for money reasons? is this good publicity they're getting, do you think? >> i don't think the publicity is good but i most definitely feel they're, you know, taking

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(cole) shh, shh, shh, they're here. (newhart) this is gonna be fun, firing everyone.witch to directv. call 1-800-directv. >> larry: welcome back. we're honored to bring out a very special guest right now. he is a legendary television writer and producer responsible for such classic shows as "all in the family, "sanford and son,""the jeffersons, "good times," and "maude." his book, "even this i get to experience," is now out in paperback. please welcome, norman lear. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: we thought we'd make you feel comfortable with, like, an archy and edith chair out here. >> i love it. >> larry: i remember archie always had some beer. so cheers to the archie beer, i guess. >> and it is beer. >> larry: it really is beer. that's great. last night-- whoa! no! >> i'm going to tell you something, you shouldn't even ( bleep ) around like that, man. seriously. their comes an age where that's not a fun game. i almost lost it there for a second. ( bleep ). but, you know, what? it's funny, because that's-- that's-- it's almost a metaphor for your life's work, you

(cole) shh, shh, shh, they're here. (newhart) this is gonna be fun, firing everyone.able and switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. i'm a substation electrician my nwith pg&e.ck varela. when i was 17 years old, signed up for the united states army and i started serving and i now get to serve the customers of pg&e. i get to help other families. and that's what it's all about. when i came back from iraq, couldn't find work. then i found pg&e's power pathway program. here at pg&e i'm successful living in eureka with our two beautiful kids with a brand new career all because of the power pathway program. if you are a veteran, go to pge.com/powerpathway and hopefully your life will change like mine did. dali. >>> and finally tonight, a quick nightcap or not. imagine a world gone stark ra raving somebody. it is ola la in paris as french cancel a state dinner for a visiting politician with no wine on the table and as one politician puts it no wining no dining and now a meal with no alcoholic toasts. and a run on the green beer. ever since a minoripint was hoi with prime mini

shh. shh. shh. shh. shh. have a fried circle. (cell phone alert chimes) (mouth full) mmm.. i forgot it was sexy night with andy. i hope he doesn't mind my fried shrimp belly. who am i kidding? i don't care. mnh-mnh. let me take that. see ya. wait a minute. i can't eat this stuff alone. i mean, i'm going to, but then what? hey, bobby. hey, hey. you have any of that pink wine? i got white wine. well, mix in some kool-aid and make it pink. i've still got some white trash in me. whoo-hoo! you betcha. (thunder crashes) you know what sucks? i didn't even know you were jules' someday guy. i'm still gonna get punished. if you're gonna get in trouble anyway, why not just hang out some more? are you serious? i'm sorry. it's just that this someday stuff is so ridiculously girlie. (effeminate voice) "if neither one of us in married in 20 years, we'll totally marry each other. yay!" (normal voice) right. because that always works out. we did have fun. eh. and it is raining out. plus, for some reason, you smell like pine. ugh. it's that damn pinecone. hang on. what are you doing? (r.e.o

oh shh shh shh, oh my god he's about to propose. oh, it's so cute., love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? whoocall of duty:t to knowblack ops 3 zombies.hese mountain dew. dew gives you xp times dos. do it!!! get double xp with dew and doritos for call of duty: black ops 3 zombies. as awhy sometimes i'm justrson, too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up with eight pieces of delicious, original recipe chicken. it's finger lickin' good. >> larry: that's our show! i want to thank our panelists tonight. check out "hand of god" on broadway. goodnight, everyone! ♪ (cheers and applause) this happened on youtube! senator bernie sanders, who's old enough to remember when your neighbors could give you polio for halloween, spent most of this year's all hallow's eve trying to open a kit kat for hiñ -- trick-or-treatin

oh shh shh shh, oh my god he's about to propose. oh, it's so cute. >> larry: that's the show.hank our panelists, jordan carlos, crystal wright, and ron perlman. student for "@midnight" with chris hardwick. good nightly everyone. >> you're watching c-span. april fools' pranks." congressional hearing for the recall, where the c.e.o. of gm, opening remarks. like to apologize to everyone recall. to long to address this safety investigating the matter fully, and the new gm is all about honesty and transparency. questions. >> thank you, ms. barra. wasn't gm aware of a problem switch way back in 2006? >> we're looking into that. when it discovered the problem? well. response was? congressman, that was the old gm. would handle an issue like this. gm would handle it. handle it? >> we're looking into that. ms. degette from colorado. >> thank you, mr. murphy. find out about the ignition problem? investigation. when you knew? when i first knew about it, but knowing until i know for sure. transparency you said was part

(cole) shh, shh, shh, they're here. (newhart) this is gonna be fun, firing everyone.tch to directv. call 1-800-directv. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back. my guest tonight took a huge paycut so he could offer each of his employees a minimum salary of $70,000 per year. please welcome the founder and c.e.o. of gravity payments, dan price. ( cheers and applause ) oh, thank you for coming to show. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. >> trevor: good to have you here. got the hair going. >> you know, my hair looks really long compared to yours, i've noticed. >> trevor: it does, my friend, because it is longer. let's set you up. for some who don't know who dan price is. let's get into that. you own a company called gravity payments. >> yeah, basically, when you use your credit card it's really convenient and easy for you, but it's actually kind of a pain for the business >> trevor: don't sell me the company dan price. just tell me what you do. i feel like you went straight strait into it. you have a credit card company, yes. >> it's a pain for the business

shh, shh, shh. can you hear that? -quiet. -exactly. you can't hear anything.ole point. we have six more floors. we have five fireplaces. we have nine bathrooms, we have five bedrooms. -so we have some things to see. -mmm-hmm. -let's go see them. -let's go. [music playing] this house smells so good. or maybe it's you. it's me. someone smells really good. [music playing] and then the formal dining. emphasis on formal. now since you have the elevator, you could have your-- cocktail. butler, cocktail, kids, grandma, anyone invite here to eat with you. yeah. you know what i love about this, too, is that there's so much light in here. it flows from the front to the back. and the floors are light. it just feels fresh. it's a good point. i realize wherever i am in the house, it doesn't really matter where i look. i'm always looking out through a window. [music playing] townhouses are great because there's always notion of separation between floors. yeah. so now you have the master upstairs. the full-floor master. but this floor, look at all this flexibility. all this

( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: shh! shh. ) because here's the thing-- and trust me, i really hate to say this-- donald trump actually has a good point. would a belt buckle really break a knife like ben carson says? or would it provide no protection, like trump claims? i believe there's only one organization in america with the resources to answer that question-- the mythbusters. adam, jamie, guys, look i know you are ending the show, but i am calling you to come out of the retirement you're not in yet to come on my show and debunk one final myth. "after young ben carson's friend changed the channel on his radio, carson became so enraged that he attempted to stab his friend in the stomach, only to have the knife's blade snap off on the kid's belt buckle. " your country needs you. because if ben carson didn't actually try to stab a teenager, how can we take him seriously as a presidential candidate? after all, remember... remember your history-- george washington, the father of this country, was only elected because we knew, a

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(cole) shh, shh, shh, they're here. (newhart) this is gonna be fun, firing everyone.vo) get rid of cable and switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. [cricket sound] richard. didn't think you were going to make it. hey sorry about last weekend, i don't know what got into me. well forgive and forget... kind of. i don't think so! do you like nuts? >> two very different approaches to illegal immigration in europe and in the united states. eu leaders are considering almost $2 billion for incentives in african countries to help them deal with the economic and security issues which are driving a flood of migrants to leave the world's poorest continent, seeking a better life in europe. >> in u.s., the front-runner for the presidential nomination, donald trump, has been surging in the polls, partly because of his hard line on illegal immigration. on the campaign trail on wednesday, he is talking up his plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants and build a wall along long the southern bo

(cole) shh, shh, shh, they're here. (newhart) this is gonna be fun, firing everyone.vo) get rid of cable and switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. >> welcome back, everyone. it's just after 7:30 in the morning in paris. >> at least 153 people were killed friday night in highly coordinated attacks in the french capital and one of its suburbs. right now, there's a national state of emergency. france has tightened security at its borders and residents of paris are being asked to stay indoors. >> welsh the friday night attacks were unlike anything the city has seen before. terrorists, some armed with ak-47s and possibly explosive belts attacked six locations including a restaurant, a stadium where the president was watching a football match and a concert hall packed with people. >> at least 112 people in an attack there. random people were shot for up to 15 minutes. whoo will the people of paris notice when they weak wake up in the next several hours and go out on the streets. >> there will be lots of more law enforcement on the streets. you will have the old shoulder pa

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shh. don't tell anybody. >> reporter: what better to have for a uber driver? >> yeah. a bus driver? >> reporter: and so nice. >> reporter: 64-degrees the high temp in boston today. beautiful foliage continuing across the area. bob arnold sent this picture in. it is just beautiful outside. if you can get outdoors for any stretch of time over these next few you want to make a good push to do it. warmer in the city. everyone else falling back in the lower 40s upper 30s. we are protected by high pressure. no weather issues around here. low temps ranging from the upper 30s. looks like another banner day. if you like monday, you're going to love tuesday. sunrise 6:20. we are up into the 60s at lunch. if you can go outside at least get 30 minutes in. there's the earlier sunset at 4:35 it will be a comfortable evening. boston. would you say -- wouster65. it will be a little bit cooler. thursday we have southerly winds returning which will degrees in the afternoon. friday. you look at the trend that dotted line staying well up above that and the start of the weekend we should be returning to

marina: shh, shh. agent: you find oswald? agent hosty: sort of.'s working, but i don't know where he's living. he'll show up sooner or later. [music playing] john f kennedy: i missed you, kid. jackie kennedy: i missed you too. john f kennedy: maybe ah, maybe you'll come on the road with me? come to texas, help me with the campaign? jackie kennedy: of course i will, jack. i'll campaign with you anywhere you want. john f kennedy: good, we'll back on the 25th, in time for john jr.'s birthday. [gunshots]. man: excuse me, mister. is that a, is that a 6.5 italian carbie? lee harvey oswald: yup. man: and is that a four-power stoke? lee harvey oswald: yes it is. man 2: alright, you'll get that good, just a little bit of practice is all. alright now what'd i tell you about the chamber? you've always got to empty it when you lay the gun down. marina: alik? lee harvey oswald: what? marina: junka wants to know why her papa hasn't played with her today. lee harvey oswald: all right, all right, ok, i'll be there in just a minute. you know, we wouldn't have this

>> aiden: shh. >> hope: [gasping] >> aiden: no. [whimpering] good god! [d[dr slams open] >> bo: no! ahh! [glass shatters] ahh! oh, my god. ho [panting] no, no, no, god. come back to me, come on! come back to me, fancy face!

austin, i wanna-- shh. just come here. i am f-reaking! ( squeals ) guess who's the cover of "cheetah beat"? i gueswe are officially a couple. finished! whoo! fixed the piano good as new. i think about you every morning when i open my eyes ( high-pitched ) i think about you every evening when i turn out the lights i think about you every morning that there's love in your eyes there's love in your eyes. okay, you put one hand here and the other hand here.

[whimpering] richard: shh. >> he is just such a lucky dog. alison: richard, thank you. more unseasonably warm weather is ahead, but with it is some rain. the rain is coming down, steve. steve: a little bit of rain will continue overnight tomorrow and into the morning. all of this is moving in from the south. heading in closer, live doppler radar, germantown, gaithersburg, reston, we are looking at light rain, but hardly anything inside capital beltway. tomorrow morning, a cool start, upper 40's, but a rapid warm-up come into the lower 70's by the afternoon. even warmer record-breaking weather on the way friday. all of that from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. leon: it was the super bowl for country music, all the stars in nashville for the cma's. moments ago, luke bryant took home the award for the dictator of the year. kidd o'shea is in nashville with a look at all the celebrations. look at that crowd. evening, leon, that's right, behind us, everybody is coming out of the arena where place.'s took the reviews are in -- everybody love the show. co

shh! 40 minut already! quiet! "and his mommy put the cream on, and he felt better." the end. eileen: thank you, gracie. that was a wonderful and very imaginative story. and now we have ian. oh, crap. "escape from the blue planet." finally, science fiction. "the rocket ship landed on the blue planet that was filledd with water." you don't think this is nice? you know, they wrote these all by themselves. no kidding. "and the rocket got stuck, but the pilot had some extra gas." he'sot the only one. "so that is how they were able to escape from the blue planet." the end. wonderful, ian, and very exciting. michael? it's your turn. thank god. we go after this. "the angry family."

shh! the men and women of the l.a.p.d. have made this city a safer place for everyone. flynn: so, that's the big announcement, huh? we're getting a new chief. ...to love the people we serve... who do you think it's gonna be? oh, i think we already know. do you really thinkk that will -- chief pope is going to take over the...entire department? i do. and from t look on his face, so does he. it's been a joyous 32 years. that's why he loves this building so much. epicenter of entrepreneurialism. there's no reason we shouldn't be the silicon valley othe midwest and that's why i hope to bring that compassion and energy and enthusiasm to have that sort of thing take place. >> ron: mayor crews, you have to sit here and listen to that. how do you counter what they're saying about what you accomplished and haven't accomplished? >> mayor crews: i think cedar falls stands on its record. theehings that happeneddre great. it's not just because of the mayor. one of my attributes i think is pulling tole together. as i mentioned the option tax, we've done that six times succesuful. las

shh! >> carly fiorina and ben carson and marco rubio got in some practice pardoning for the conservative website "independent journal." >> so with the power invested in me as a, i guess, presidential candidate, i pardon you and you are free to go. not literally. not until i leave. but then you're free to go. >> now i pardon you, mr. turkey. >> jenny, you are now officially pardoned and set free to live a wonderful life. >> i pronounce you -- >> i love the wave of the hand. in order to do the real thing, of course, one of them will to win the next election. >>> the sci-fi violence in the latest chapter of the "star wars" franchise might be a little too much for younger children. "star wars," the force awakens, will carry a pg-13 rating what it comes out on december 18th. "star wars" episode three revenge of the sith got that rating but all of the others were rated pg. >>> ringo starr is auctioning off a very first copy of the beatles while album in 1968. it was in a bank vault for 35 years

. >> this is how she went to b bd, andndi are will shh you, and wilkt a little net. get it to secure the hair and make sure that it is only one hairpin to keep it secure, and you bring it into a unicorn bun. flip your hair forward >> and shake it, shake it. and throw it back. >> perfect. >> what happened? >> it looks better. >> it does. >> so explain that unicorn bun. >> it is about the twist. the reason it is a unicorn and i wiloyh we did it, and do me a favor. bit. foa so the whole point is to make sure it is as a unicorn on top of the head and you twist it, twist it. and you only need one hairpin to seal it. >> yes. >> and we have two more to do okay let's keep moving arson. >> here is simone. look at her hair before. >> look at the before. >> she likes her hair straight. so what we did here is to wrap her hair and kept one roller here for her to make sure that she has the height. so we take these pins off. >> yeah. >> it is only a f fw pins to keepp it secure. >> a couple more in there and careful. >> and she has a little bit layer ing in layering in the hair and

shh. is she okay? she probably just needs a nap. okay. bye-bye, baby suki. doc, you gotta help me. i got baby guck all over my nose. it's okay, chilly. see? all gone. thanks, doc. you're a life saver. ( waddly sniffling ) what's wrong, waddly? i love my little baby suki lots and lots, but she doesn't wanna play with me. make that a double cuddle. - a triple cuddle. - a quadra-loople cuddle. i love quadruple cuddles. but i'll never, ever feel better till i make suki smile again. waddly, you love baby suki. you know what i love? fixing toys. i need fixes? i'm not sure. but i'd like to take you to my clinic and find out. the doc is in. ( saying hello ) we have an important patient. hallie, meet waddly penguin. well, hello there, waddly. welcome to doc mcstuffins' clinic for stuffed animals and toys. ooh, hiya, hiya! ( humming happily ) it's just waddly's lights. you can take your head outta the trash. waddly: doc, where are we? this doesn't look like a baby's room. where's all the soft fuzzy things? this isn't a baby's nursery. it's a doctor's office. it's where i fix toys and make th

. >> she was shaking saying, they're coming, they're coming, and i was like, shh, thinking they would came straight to where we were and very deliberately, they shot everybody around us. i never looked up, i never saw anything, but it was just the sound of just -- >> they say now it is your time. we have come for you. you know, as they were shooting, children were screaming, as they were shooting. >> i just felt some pressure. i didn't really feel any pain. but when the person walked away, i looked and could see that i was shot. >> it was a really strange physical force. and i found out later that i was shot in the -- in my left leg, it entered in my left leg and came out by my right hip. my main concern was to make sure my children didn't see anything. it was a lot of blood and a lot of anguish on people's faces as they lay there dying. >> 200 feet away, katherine and her three daughters were still hiding under the display table. >> i was worried that my girls, you know, if they were to get shot, that i would have to lay there and watch them die or if i were to get shot, they would h

should a city, for example, priverled low income house something i would argue, absolutely she should shhld. it helps the city have the character they want. emily: how concerned are you about the regulatory issues surrounding airbnb and these kinds of battles that continue to have to fight? jeff: the two companies like this are attacking the same issues. at the same time, they actually have have in front of a ballot where some people are trying to limit how much of those rooms or sort of apartments can be put on airbnb. >> and spending $2 million in this one local election to win this battle. jeff: because san francisco is sort of home turf. they have to win it. >> it could be the model for others going forward. jeff: when you think about those investments, how much of the regular la turris or framework they have to compete against. they're going to have to find a balance between the field need for them to have low income housing and also the need for them to scale. it's going to be tricky. emily: you spoke to him. is he an investor in airbnb? >> he is not but i was surprised to find he i

>> aiden: shh. >> hope: [gasping] >> aiden: no. [whimpering] good god! [door slams open] >> bo: no! ahh! [glass shatters] ahh! oh, my god. hope. [panting] no, no, no, god. come back to me, come on!

ast night, shh scored five points in her team's win. they fought side by side in war. they trusted each other with eir lives. now two brothers in arms are facing a different battt. theirs is a lasttng bond. "in march of '68, he walks in and says, 'we're going to vietnam. i'm your company commander.' i said, 'you gotta be kidding me,' and we trained middaugh is helping his army brother henry "bill" warner in another battle. "for our troops, he would have given an arm and a leg, so why not a kidney?" sitting in their hospital gowns holding hands, middaugh travell across the country from washington state to donate a kidney to his old pal, who settled in brightwaters in suffolk county warner's kidneys failed after heart bypass surgery in june 2014, thrusting him into dialysis. after a relative and other donor poosibilities didn't work out, middaugh didn't hesitate. "there's a lot of meaning to friendship goes back more than 45 years, to fort carson, hearts for their service, during months of fighting. when they got a break, they used to pass the time talking about what the

sean: jean shh mean will be honoring three new hampshire veterans today. she will be awarding service metals to veterans who fought in vietnam. the ceremony gets manchester. you can never say thank you enough. erin: i know. coming up, a mysterious light. >> this is scary. >> it looks like a ufo. erin: what the strange light was. sean: our granite state made series continues today. we'll talk to a company that's been making puzzles for more than 30 years. kevin: a couple of systems both of which bring shower chances details coming up. >> you are watching "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. kevin: monday morning, november 29th. the direction. we have the clearer skies elsewhere. a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. just about statewide we are in the 50's today with a light breeze out of the southwest. increasing storm with two systems and the chances of showers in the forecast. we'll have those details coming up. sean: time right now is 5:42. binyamin netanyahu is meeting with president obama in

shh! and if they don't want to work, how can they be taking all our jobs? nobody's making you eat salsa. you can still buy ketchup! and while we're at it, all i asked was if you wanted white meat or dark meat." get her another drink. get her another drink. the point is, if trump does well in iowa and new hampshire, there's no stopping him. >> no republican has won the nomination without winning either iowa or new hampshire. >> if donald trump wins iowa he will win the republican nomination. i will say it again. >> stephen: eye i don't think you need to-- >> if donald trump wins iowa, he will win the republican nomination. >> stephen: thank you, morning joe coffee. and the g.o.p. can't just sit around and hope that donald trump self-destructs. he is inself-destructible. was running for president then immediately followed that up with "mexicans are rapists" and "john mccain's a coward." nothing he says or does can turn off voters. his campaign slogan might as well be "trump 2016, you're stupid and ugly." ( cheers and applause ) it's a powerful message. so i w

colorado state law does not allow pot shhs to sell non-marijuana products. so the gas station and pot shop have separate doors. "if the weather holds up we'll they come in and llk at what we have to offer." medical marijuana patients who shop there get discounts on gas -- sisiilar to a store loyalty program. as you watch today in iowa this morning -- odds are you're doing a few other things at the same time. gone are the day of people jjst watching t-v. a suuvey conducted by tivo finds 99 percent of tv viewers are multi-tasking. the majority of multi-taking activities involves use of a second screen. smartphones ranked as the top device, followed by laptop computers and tablets. a new survey being released more popular this holidiay season... but before you buy one one you should know that not all gift kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live with more details if you do buy a gift card as a holiday present.... you should knknw that some cards come with special benefits... and this is because retailers are noticing how popular gift cards are becoming. a survey by

shh! >> carly fiorina and ben carson and marco rubio got in some practice pardoning for the conservative website "independent journal." >> so with the power invested in me as a, i guess, presidential candidate, i pardon you and you are free to go. not literally. not until i leave. but then you're free to go. >> now i pardon you, mr. turkey. >> jenny, you are now officially pardoned and set free to live a wonderful life. >> i pronounce you -- >> i love the wawa of the hand. in order to do theheeal thing, of course, one of them will have toin the next electionn >>> the sci-fi violence in the latest chapter of the "star wars" franchise might be a little too much for younger children. "star wars the force awakens," "star wars: episode three revenge of the sith" got that rating also, but all of the others were rated pg. >>> ringo starr is auctioning off a very first copy of the beatles white album from back in 1968. it was in a bank vault for 35 years and not in mint condition because a corner

shh! >> police say that most johns don't think too deeply about the consequences of buying sex until they get caught. >> of coursely, a guy is looking for sex. they don't see the ramifications of paying someone and they don't see the outcome of a traffic victim. they don't -- i don't think they want to look at that. >> if they realize what's going on in this girl's life, her background, the physical and emotional abuse she's getting from the pimp i think they would have a different understanding of this. >> while they can't understand this women feel trapped they can feel a pain deep in their own wallets. >> this is a nice wallet. leather? this is nice. >> it became clear in certain areas of town, the people looking for prostitutes, they better not go there because there's a strong possibility it might be us and if it is, if this whole menu of things we can and will do to you starting with really making you poor. >> this is the fine. if you don't want to pay the fine this is it. >> collect

shh! i hope you can forgive me for my invasion of your personal space. allow me to introduce myself so we can dialogue. my name is carol madigan. sensitivity training liaison. dr. maura isles. how may i help you? i'm looking for detective rizzoli who i'm told is here, although she's scheduled to be in my "connect, protect, and respect" class. you seen her? i believe she is in the building. um, but...i don't see her right now. tell her i'm looking for her. where's jane? you sicced that sensitivity freak on me? "freak?" maybe you do need sensitivity training. got the victim, melissa's, address. you gonna hide, or you want to come with me? how'd you get it? melissa had to file a dockworker's card with homeland security. they had a local address. great work, sergeant detective korsak. i think that we should investigate but what do you think? (jane) 'we're very sorry for your loss.' it's the first time i've ever been glad my father's not aware of anything. i wouldn't know how to tell him about my sister. (jane) 'and can we ask what he's suffering from?' a hea