[ jeering ] [ shrieks ] [ crowd gasping, shrieking ] [ whirring ] [ yelps ] uh-oh.s fabulous! all right, your turn! go on! that's right. - [ screams ] - [ scoffs, grunts ] yah! [ growls ] let's go! no! excuse me, old-timer. mind if i wet my whistle? well, uh-- [ gulping ] that's my good stuff! [ bottle shatters ] burn, baby! burn! [ gasping ] [ cackling ] oh, wow. oh, the who-manity! - let's go! come on! - no! wait! do something. right! [ whirring ] [ woman screaming ] [ dispatcher on radio ] calling all units. calling all units. [ whos screaming ] taxi! [ honking ] it's because i'm green, isn't it? oh, whoa! - halt! - [ brakes screech ] evening, folks. mind if i ride along? you might wanna scooch over. ahh. [ screaming ] you did the right thing. [ engine revving ] [ whos screaming ] - outta the way! - careful! careful! - hey! - whoa! - [ tires screech ] - whee! aah! that's gonna hurt in the morning. [ laughing ] oh! - [ shrieking ] - [ grunts ] [ blubbering ] - [ loud crash ] - [ rattling ] [ whos screaming, shouting ] - [ sparking ] - [ yelps ] it's gonna blow! [

(gasps and shrieks) well, master gregson. smiling... for all the anxiety has been felt by others! i've got nowhere else to go. i thought you at least would be a little glad to see me. i'm shaking, edward. and so are you. why aren't you in manchester? (sobbing) you must help me, peggy. i am not an ogre, harry, but i am extremely dismayed. your headmaster was alarmed by your departure, and wrote of your behavior in a very angry tone. that sounds like him. you have been unpunctual and ill-disciplined, and fallen behind in your studies. it's not like when i used to learn with you. the teachers write on a board and only want that you copy. there is a very fine system in place at shrewsbury, which is why mr. carter wanted you to go there. he wanted me to go there because it was near my home. which is not a home anymore. now it's got nobody in it. hutton: all the more reason for you to return to school. despite your eventual wealth, you have a hard route through the world. i like that. "eventual wealth." that is sufficient, harry. h

one day he's going to race away from that game on his red schwinn speedster and shriek across the sky like a magical supercome ed and then they'll all see. i mean what more does he have to do, santa? he just wants to ride. other father christmas, oh father christmas, if you loved me at all, let me ride! (laughter) (cheers and applause) finally, folks, good news on the christmas war front. some folks are fighting back fully armed, jim? >> when you think 6 santa claus and an ak-47 assault rifle doesn't come to mind but a ammo packing santa has been turning up at the scotts dale gun club in arizona letting members pose with santa along with their choice of guns. >> stephen: nothing says christmas like an ak-47. and even if it doesn't, with an ak-47 you can make christmas say anything you want it to. folks, i am all for this. why shouldn't our guns be able to participate in christmas too? i mean my gun's sweetness loves christmas. what's that? what's that, baby? speak up, what's that? >> yes, i think there might be some armour piercing bullets and under the tree. no peeking now. in fact i

could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the library has most of the electoral district books for the 1840's. they are beautiful leather bound books with copper writing and calligraphy. the spelling of each name is not consistent from year to year. i find lacy spelled as l. a. krfrment y. e l. aechlt c. e. y. the books show the records of james lacy up through 1847. there are other tenants on the books. hanly, boshg, ryan, kennedy,llower and hoge an. i examine the rate books people were paying. they paid a tax shillings to the pound. another indicate the tax is paid and another indicate the taxes in arrears. james lacy was paid in full and not in a rears. the tax in 1846 was cut in half from the previous year. the year 1847 shows something else. the people were taxed in may of 1847 and made to pay a 4 fold increase and in october of 1847, 15 times what they were paying in 1846. t

[shadows shrieking] i did everything you asked, everything! it's not my fault!what-- no! the book erased itself! you can't blame me for that! delia: eli, hurry! no! [all yelling] [siren] [all screaming] ned, are you ok?! look at me! hey! you ok? yeah? yeah, i'm ok. eli... yeah, i just... oh, my god! [siren] oh, my god. i'm ok, honey. are you hurt? i'm fine. it's all right. bedford... melinda: i want to thank you for your help. joey: what did i do? well, you let us know that there was danger and who was responsible. it's time for you to go now. you must know that. look, i can promise you that your dad is going to be waiting for you on the other side of that light. i know. so then why don't you want to cross over? i don't want to leave. i don't want to be dead. well... then i'm just going to have to tell you something. something that i learned just a few days ago. you're not dead. as a matter of fact, nobody ever dies. you want to know why? because you're gonna... you're gonna live inside everybody who ever knew you. everyone you ever touched. no matter how little

>> reporter: that shriek, the crack of gunfire, the chilling sound of what police say is a man being shot at point blank range. >> -- you shot me! >> reporter: he later said he turned on his iphone video camera knowing something, quote, stupid was about to happen, in this cookie-cutter south florida senior community. the shooter was 66-year-old sheryl, his mother-in-law and grandmother of his 3-year-old. >> i can't believe you did that! i can't believe you did that! >> reporter: is it common for you to have the victim shoot his own shooting? >> this is the first time in my 34 years. never seen this. >> you -- >> reporter: you can't see it, but what you hear is a custody battle playing out. this sheriff and his detectives have poured over every inch of this short video. >> this is reality tv at its best. captured in broad daylight. as it happened. >> reporter: he says hepner was holding his toddler's bag. he had arrived to pick up his son. then a .22 caliber baretta. >> i can't believe you did that! >> reporter: one hit him in the shoulder. the other in the rib cage. he pinned her dow

i know you do a good impression of the alarm shriek. give us a sense of what is sounds like. >> for the chimpanzees, they have a large vocabulary of a chimpanzee calls. you can hear an alarm clock across the part. that's how i heard them. you can hear them very loud, a very loud sort of bark. even with me doing a poor impression, you can feel it is a person or an chimpanzee making a noticeable alarm call. they are suggesting that the chimpanzees will modify the alarm call in the presence of others who perhaps are not aware of the potential threat. >> there have been chaotic scenes in the upper house of the indian parliament where mp's have been unable to vote on an anti-corruption bill. members the been the parliament here. they're very angry after the bill that has already been approved by the lower house was stalled in the upper chamber after several. hours of. at one stage, an mp tore up the bill and through the shreds in the eair. to a vaccine for malaria, a year for remarkable medical breakthroughs. one came from research scientist

(shrieking) (gulping) so that's why the spider didn't eat maxilla. he knows monarchs are poisonous.you're on a 3,000 mile journey over forests, through cities, until after 2,000 miles, the butterflies have to pass through this thin strip of land to their final destination, mexico. donita: ah, yes, dabio, we're going to mexico. (laughing maniacally) where's that? chris: we must be getting close. they're all going into that forest. martin: whoa, we have arrived. amazing. the secret winter hideout of the monarch butterflies. all the monarchs from across eastern north america right here in this tiny forest. maxilla, i knew you could do it. 3,000 miles on 4 inch wings. and the amazing thing is, you've never even been here before. yeah, when you started the trip, you just emerged from you chrysalis. nobody knows how you guys find your way here but you do. that's what i call nature's know-how. hey, the butterflies are settling down. everyone's finding a place in the trees. of course. it's getting colder. it's hibernation time! aviva: and it's even colder up here, chris. we've got the first

hey, but-- [shrieking] daddy! no. no. sorry, pal. say goodight.ter: yes, that's a real good-looking young woman you got there, mr. murtaugh. i've told you everything. we'll soon know, won't we? i'm warning you. don't. spare me, son. it's over. there's no more heroes left in the world. aah! kill him damn it! [crack] rianne: aah! murtaugh: he's getting away! riggs, he's getting away! riggs: who's next?! mcallister! who's next?! pretty thin, huh? anorexic. daddy. let's do what one shepherd said to the other shepherd. let's get the flock out of here. come on. let's go. it's all right. you're all right, baby. aah! is it him? no, it's not joshua. [loud rock music playing] hey, what are you-- [3 rapid gunshots] riggs: joshua! come on! come on! let's go! come on! come on! come on! aah! move it! move it! move it! move it! [horn blares] [horn honks] stop! stop! stop! get out of the stupid car, lady. come on, get out! what are you doing? police officers! police! aah! freeze! i'm a police officer. i got a badge in my pocket. get me some backup and take care o

shrieks of anticipation greeted soldiers as they walked off their planes into waiting arms. parents greeted sons they haven't seen since last december. >> i'm really glad to be back home right now. i've been away for a year. i just want to spend time with all my family and my loved ones. >> reporter: the freedom riders created a flag lined runway for the soldiers many of whom were stunned by the size of the crowd. >> it is just quite amazing to see all these people here. never expected it. >> reporter: for members of the 185th military police batallion tonight's homecoming is bittersweet. just a month ago they lost sean walsh from san jose. walsh is just two national guards men to be killed in afghanistan. >> his spirit always lives on with us, each and every one of us. he's here with us right now. he wants every one of us to be happy. >> very hard, he's missing so close to them coming home. i'm so glad they're home and they're back in our lives. >> reporter: after a year of combat the chance to in indulge in every day life in america is on every soldier's wish list. >> in a

. >> angelina: (shrieks) (gasping) >> kevin: whoa, whoa, whoa. angie. angie?on a night like this, we're both alone, victor. i don't want to go home and... think about what i'm missing. if you care about me, victor, let me stay. (door opens) >> nikki: (quietly) thank you. ♪ bulbs, branches and bright northern stars. sometimes, the best gifts just sort of come together. it's time for rolling out the holiday spirit with styles starting at just $9.99. it's time for payless. in 15 minutes, you can serve some warmth with your bread. and some flavor with your bread. and some layers with your bread. if you're serving bread honey, then serve it. grands! dinner ideas made easy. these things are for real. so is excedrin migraine. it starts relieving migraine pain in half an hour. that's not all. gets rid of sensitivity to light and sound...everything. [ male announcer ] number one neurologist recommended. "the young and the restless" will continue.,,,, >> nikki: on christmas eve, sharon? why aren't you with the kids? >> sharon: well, noah stayed in new york for work, fai

(shrieks) i found him, george.eah, only i can't really do that 'cause i'm not an actual monkey. so how would a non-actual monkey get down from a tree? hmm. (chattering) okay. are you in there? (straining) (calling out) george, it's kind of weird. the squirrel won't answer me. (grunting) (groans) (hooting) okay, so ladder plus monkey wasn't tall enough. what else could george use? a balloon? no. parachute? no. but then george remembered how he washed mr. glass' windows on the very tall building. yeah. this was going to be easy. all george had to do was find his life vest, tie a rope to the front, throw the rope over a branch, and bring allie down. hey, george. (chattering) maybe he'll come out if i talk squirrel talk. what do you think? (chattering) okay, here goes. (high-pitched screeching echoes) (squirrel groans) (chattering) okay. (humming) yah! you missed, but don't you worry. i can get it. (chattering) (grunting) this is too small. it looks monkey-sized. (grunting) the rope was a good idea, but george needed t

. >> reporter: with its shriek design, the $250 net learning thermostat aims to revolutionize home heatnd cooling and lower energy bills. >> if you look at the herm statste look like 90 beige box computers way back when. what we have done is brought a little bit of magic and said maybe you should think about this differently. >> reporter: the nest isn't just hit with glowing colors and built-in wi- fi, but over time determines comfort levels. >> it learns your patterns and replays it back to you, so you don't have to program it. >> reporter: lick wheel technology made sense to those former apple executives who helped to develop the ipod. they thought the thermostat was due for an overhaul. >>currently my thermostat is at 62 and i believe i'm conserving. the leaf shows up relative to what you normally like. if you like 72 degrees in the cooling system, the leaf will show up at 73-74 to nudge you out of your comfort zone slightly. >> palo alto architect patrick everett sayss it's too soon it know in he lowered his energy bill, he is paying more attention to his thermostat. >> i interact w

kim jong-il held today in north korea broadcast live on state television, shrieks of despair. people have no food and very little electricity. the question is why are they crying? an expert on north korea talks about it next. >>> now to arptd screening -- airport screenings. the u.s. has spent more than a trillion dollars on airport security. are we safer when we fly. "vanity fair" writer put the tsa to the test and he's here to join us and talk about what he found. charles, you tested airport security with the help of a relentless vocal critic of the tsa. take us through what did you and what you discovered. >> well, what i did was the relentless critic was a well-known security expert that's bean critic of the tsa for years and as he's been saying since at least 2003 it's extremely easy to get past the checkpoints. so on his suggestions i download ad picture of a boarding pass from the delta website, dock toward it a little bit with photo shop, put my name on it and walked through the gate just like he said i could. i got the tsa squigglile and whole bit. we walked around re

(teri shrieks) (grunts) you should leave. i want my daughter! she wouldn't stop.her girl disappear. did he? i wouldn't put it past him. what about teri? dane didn't know what to do. he told me to watch her, and he left. when he came back a few hours later, he said he'd made arrangements. what arrangements? getting rid of her. where'd they go? to a condemned building off the merrick. (tires squealing) (tires squealing) (siren wailing) freeze, fbi! put your hands in the air! come down! get down! get down! turn around! i've got teri long! every single small kitchen appliance is on sale right now at sears! plus get an extra 10% off with saving pass! all cuisinart is on sale! kitchenaid standmixer just $299.99! kenmore coffeemaker or blender, only $29.99. so go to sears now! [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold... medicine. wouldn't you say, honey? i fold my socks. i do. but lately, we've been using k-

and if you send us that information, you could be part of our 60th -- you shrieked when you saw the hairry time. you could be part of our 60th anniversary telecast coming up in january. >> and your anniversary is tomorrow. >> exactly. >>> over to tamron hall whose filling in for natalie on the news desk. >>> good morning. iowa's presidential contest is still unsettled five days before the january 3rd caucus. the latest polls show mitt romney is poised to finish first with 25% support. ron paul is close behind at 22%. they are trailed by rick santorum and newt gingrich who led the pack but lost 20 points in the last 20 days. the new september 11 memorial in new york city has already reached a mile stone. officials will announce today the memorial plaza and its two huge fountains have been visited by 1 million people since opening to the public on september 12th of this year. >>> americans are feeling optimistic as 2012 rolls in according to a new associated press poll that finds that 62% of respondents say they're optimistic about what 2012 will bring for the nation and 78% are hopeful fo

there are reports of workers where when it ignited and spread to other shrieks.icials shut down a portion of the nearby freeway, tying up traffic during the evening commute but no one was hurt. >>> this sheriff's office is looking to a stun gun incident that put a suspect in the hospital. deputies noticed a man running through traffic in santa rosa last night. he tried to subdue him but when that didn't work they fired a taser. the suspect ended up if front of a car and was hit and now in critical condition. his eye dent not released. >>> the occupy wall street movement gun three months ago today. and in an hour demonstrators plan to mark that occasion with a rally at i church owned lot in lower manhattan. they first occupied the park on september 17th. police cleared the area and demonstrators went another lot. they're hinting they will try to occupy that same lot today. >>> occupy concord plans a freedom rally today featuring anti-war activists cindy sheehan, welcoming the rush of service members from iraq but occupy protestors will also march against defense s

and we found out afterwards when he grabbed me by the shoulder right shrieked that was a great speech supplied the jfk. i'm sure that with that, isn't it? do not make light of the loving going on during the speech. i suspect they were making love like to porcupines very, very carefully. is that sad? >> yes, those are all the lines. >> they didn't seem anything lee from where i was sitting. he seemed elated when i had a quick word outside. it's very important to come here and get the message of prayer that the new labour is not going to strangle businesses like news corp. we believe in a vibrant free press and a commercial enterprise. i'm sure words to that effect are probably set as well, weren't they? he's a very bright young man and made it great speech, didn't he come he raved. i'm going to back and then again i ask. too late to say, but i could see people needed a breath of fresh air. is that what mr. murdoch said? >> my recollection, yes. >> we know that mr. murdoch did back mr. player before 1997, didn't he? >> yes, he did. >> thank you very much, mr. moore again. there may be f

and we found out afterwards when he grabbed me by the shoulder right shrieked that was a great speech. he supplied the jfk. i'm sure that with that, isn't it? do not make light of the loving going on during the speech. i suspect they were making love like to porcupines very, very carefully. is that sad? >> yes, those are all the lines. >> they didn't seem anything lee from where i was sitting. he seemed elated when i had a quick word outside. it's very important to come here and get the message of prayer that the new labour is not going to strangle businesses like news corp. we believe in a vibrant free press and a commercial enterprise. i'm sure words to that effect are probably set as well, weren't they? he's a very bright young man and made it great speech, didn't he come he raved. i'm going to back and then again i ask. too late to say, but i could see people needed a breath of fresh air. is that what mr. murdoch said? >> my recollection, yes. >> we know that mr. murdoch did back mr. player before 1997, didn't he? >> yes, he did. >> thank you very much, mr. moore again. there may