relative gravity increasing, sir. kirk: compensate, mr. riley. yes, sir. magnetic field continuing to shift, sir. planet continuing to shrink in mass. mr. spock? all scanning stations manned, all recorders functioning, captain. orbit steady now, sir. obviously, this planet is condensing a valuable study. we may be seeing earth's distant future. before its sun went dark, this planet was remarkably similar to yours. sulu: helm answering nicely, captain. good. kirk: tormolen's record? psychiatric file and personality quotients. was he trying to kill himself? it's doubtful he meant to. he was confused, self-tortured. doesn't sound like the man i know. his capacity for self-doubt has always beeee rather high. what puzzles me is what brought it to the surface with so much force. [beeping] rate is dropping, doctor. stand by to close. [humming] closing. what is it? relative gravity increase, sir, like the planet reached out and yanked at us. compensatete compensate! riley: orbit steady now, sir. made me a little nervous, i guess. this man should be getting stronge

sir? wilson, give me your phaser. yes, sir. how have you been? fine, sir. kirk: how's it going down there, mr. sulu? it's already 20 degrees below zero. can't exactly call it balmy. isn't there any way we can help them? thermal heaters were transported down. they duplicated. they won't operate. then we've got to get those men up. mr. spock? spock here. tain's cabin. he says the impostor attacked him, called him by name, took his hand phaser. acknowledged. continue the search. we'd better find him before he... but how? apparently, this double, however different in temperament, has your knowledge of the ship-- its crew, its devices. this being the case, by determining his next move. knowing how the ship is laid out, where would you go to elude a mass search? the lower levels,. set and locked on base cycle to stun, not to kill. what about your phaser, captain? don't you think we ought to get some help, captain? no. i don't want anyone else to see the... captain, you ordered me to tell you. you can't hurt me. you can't kill me. you can't. don't you understand?

it's general pritchard. >> excuse me, captain. >> let mme know right away, sir. >> yes, sir. >> no, sir. as far as we're able to guess, maybe 15 minutes wait. they had to find a place to jettison their bomb load. yes, sir. i'll let you know as sergeant kamanski. >> yes, sir. >> get my jeep. i'm going to sweat this out in my tower. >> joe. >> colonel, i don't think the captain had quite made her point. >> well, i'm sorry, captain. >> i'm only a captain, sir. i don't require an apology. >> i didn't intend one. would you like to join me at the tower. perhaps you could fill me in on s an order, i have some theatrical work to do. >> no. it isn't an order, captain. go ahead with your work. perhaps later tonight, you can give us some answers over a ththtrical dinner. >> yes. why don't you meet at the star and bottle. i'll join you for a drink. >> fine. thank you, gentlemen. >> captain, see you at dinner. >> sir, is her up by being charming? >> captain, we're conditioned to think of the weather as enemy. >> and a woman as meone to be taken to dinner and chatted with. >> don't be naive about the

>> no, sir. >> were you interviewed by the fbi? >> no, sir. >> did you tip hillary clinton off? >> no, sir. >> were you interview bid the fbi? >> no, sir. >> have you done an investigation kennedy on who tipped her off. this is what this gets to once again hillary clinton gets treated differently than anybody else. she got tipped off. i don't think that powell got tipped off. have you started an investigation on hillary clinton? >> no, i have did not. >> any idea who tipped her off? >> no. >> ambassador kennedy, i want to ask you questions on the three e-mails of that cummings said. if anyone is scoring at home that means that 29,000 produced with no markings whatsoever and are corrected and i want to talk about the manual on how you properly mark a classified document. executive order 13526 and the order implementing it and to be marked in a certain way. the document must identify the original classify er, correct ambassador kennedy? >> yeah, there's an affect for the four line marking. >> it mu

sir? take the helm! yes, sir. ? ...kathleen o and now, crew, one more time! cut him off! sir, if i could cut him off, don't you think i'd-- ? ...you home... yes, sir. i'll keep trying. sorry. ? ...across the ocean wild and wide... ? kirk: scotty? engine room. we've got 12 minutes left. ngines up to power now. then we'll make it, sir, if all goes right. call me when you've cut through. i want to be there. kirirout. nurse, where is dr. mccoy? he's gone to the lab. lab. lab, respond, please. spock here. mr. spock. what is it, nurse? mr. spock, the men from vulcan treat their women strangely. at least, people say that. but you're part human, too. i know you don't. you couldn't hurt me. would you? i'm m love with you, mr. spock. you, the human mr. spock. nurse, you should-- christine. please. i see things-- how honest you are. i know how you feel. u hide it, but you do have feelings. how we must hurt you, torture you. i'm m control of my emotions. the others believe that. i don't. u. i don't know why, but i love you. i do love you... just as you are. oh, i love you. i'm sorry.

oh, i'm aware of that, sir. so i've taken the liberty of flying in the greatest art expert in the world: pierre millay, from the louvre. and if he says it's genuine? then major nelson will have to explain what he's doing with a stolen rembrandt. and once he does that, then i think we can make him explain a lot of other mysterious things that have been happening around here. i've waited a long time for this day, general. major nelson. yes, sir. monsieur millay will be here any minute. shall we go? um, i don't think it'll be necessary, sir. there's something i want to tell you. oh, i'm sure there is. but i don't want to hear it. you-- you don't want to hear it? that's right, major. this time, you're gonna make your explanation in front of general peterson. i want him to hear it. yeah, but, sir, really-- i want you to know i don't believe a word of this, tony, but since dr. bellows is making an issue of it, it's my duty to get to the bottom of it. yeah-- i understand, sir, and, uh, there's no point in waiting for m

>> no, sir. >> well, there is. and the response that i believe came from the secretary's office, is this correct, mr. chairman, if this is incorrect you can correct me, but they said it was lost in the mail. now, i would assume that this laptop contains information that should be in the record. it was a state department laptop, state department external drive. what i would like to know is, if it was lost in the mail, did anyone make any attempt to file a lost parcel claim with the post office? >> sir, i don't have any information on that at all. >> well, i would like to find out, mr. kennedy. >> mr. palmer, to the best of my recollection, the laptop in question was not a state department laptop. it was not state department property. and therefore we don't know -- we don't know whether it was personal information on it or not. but also in response -- >> here is the reason we're here, is because she was using non-state-department software, non-state-department servers, non-state-department communic

no, sir. no word from mr. sulu, sir. prepare to leave orbit, mr. farrell. captain-- well? i gave you an order, mr. farrell. but what about-- they can't be saved. prepare to leave orbit. yes, sir. captain, i thought we'd planned-- i've changed my mind. go back to your station, mr. spock. [door opens] 's the impostor. no! mccoy, he's fooled you. he attacked him. mr. spock, you know who i am. you know what that is. mr. spock, which one? what do we do? we'll let the captain handle this. i'm the captain. isn't that obvious? look at his face. remember the scratches? he wants you to think that he's captain kirk. you know who i am. yes, i know. you want to kill me, don't you? farrell, james, grab him! he'll destroy the ship! i'm the captain! don't you understand? ptain of the ship! i'm the captain! this is my ship! my ship! it's mine! i'll kill you. can half a man live? take another step, you'll die. please. i don't want to. don't make me. don't make me. i don't want to go back. please! i want to live! you will. both of us. i want to live! you won't see these folks at the post off

yes, sir. cadet, i have been reviewing a record of red squad activities on the night of the 23rd-- the night of the poweweoutage. are you contradicting g , cadet? no, sir. who told you there wasn't to be a record? the briefing officer, sir. i want that officer's name. she didn't give us her name but she said there'd be no record of our actions and our role would go unrecognized for now. maybe if you'd done your job better, it would have. but you fouled it up, didn't you? you cadets did some sloppy work-- some damn sloppy work. with all due respect, sir... that's not true, sir. easier than simumutions. if you think by lying to me you'll save your own hide, you'd better forget it. mistakes were made, and i will find out who's responsible. i was at planetary operations the whole time. if anything had gone wrong, i would have known about it. is that so? all right, cadet, let's go over this step by stetp from the time of your mission deployment on the night of the 23rd. yes, sir. we assembled on the

at the flank, sir. >> very well. come right to 110. >> right to 110, sir. >> bill and the boys are throwing up a lot of stuff out there, like the quarterback who cakes --kicks the goal. someone has to pass them the ball. the navy would only be a collection of harmless ships if it were not for the men who furnished the guns of their fleets, the tremendous flashing cards, every plane in the air depends on men of the ordinance battalions. these are the wrappings where the prescriptions about to be filled by the doctors of dynamite mixed the ingredients. doctors of dynamite is a good name for them. their prescriptions come in all sizes and shapes. this, make it possible to do this and this. >> the teammates on some cruiser will welcome these eight inch projectiles and speed them on their way. while the 14 and 16 inch shells are destined for a battleship to help knock off the enemy. yes, every sailor plays a vital position to make this team the greatest navy in the world. this is the result of teamwork, moving in for the

magnetic pull compensated for, sir. orbit steady. take over here, rand. yes, sir. you haven't answered my question. where is mr. sulu? have no fear. riley's here, and one irirhman is worth 10,000 of you-- you're relieved, mr. riley. lieutenant uhura, take over this station. yes, sir! universal suffrage! report to sick bay, mr. riley. sick bay? exactly where i was heading... sir. security, mr. riley is headed for sick bay. see to it he arrives.

that's right, sir. well that would be in the eighth rubbish disposal district, which means that it would be taken to the dump at the end of the via cavella. do you know where that is? i think so, we're not far away at all, thank you. one other thing, just on a hunch, you might check on a count cesare guardia. guardia. g-u-a-r-d-i-a. we'll get back to you as soon as possible. we could pick through the debris, sir, well, at least we can take consolation in the fact won't get their hands on the formula. yes, sir, we're grateful for... but not for very much. we seem to have bungled very badly, mr. solo. failure to appropriate something from thrush is one thing. to lose that which we had in our possession is a very grave matter indeed. do you think now is the time to tell him we wrecked the car. you may as well wind up your affairs and... i expected, sir. some of our departments operate with efficiency, mr. solo. his title is legitimate. his family background is impeccable. but he seems to have bumped up aga

thank you, sir. my bill. i know it's high, but i had a lot of downtime on this one. [ chuckles ] taking an american prisoner -- oh... beat him about the head... into this... dungeon of a boiler room. [ sighs ] if you think howard hunter goes peacefully, you comrades of the s.s. gulag, think again. [ coughs ] you have invited an asp to your breast. you have swallowed a piranha. [ pipes squeak ] [ laughs ] if this... rustbucket sinks... i'm eleanor roosevelt. detective, i'm representing terry sylvestri. yeah, who'd the snake hire? i don't understand. private joke, missavenport. ms. sylvestri informs me you suggested, on the way to the station house, her cooperation in another matter might get these charges dropped. worth a conversation. we could have another one on entrapment. i'll get an interrogation room. anybody else hot? here they come. here. man: get ready. here they come. do you believe that creep leon? hey, congratulations! [ cheers and laughter ] i may not have been there, but i'm still the best man, h

go.tudy as you >> steady as you go, sir. >> come right to 084. >> right to 084, sir.t team now and ready to go into the game along with these boys on the number three gun. johnson lions and lookout and with arsenal, , and dos mate first fall, signalman first who can count across the water with light, and the gang that can smell trouble a long way off, and radio men coleman, electricians mate bail, chief motorist machinist mate smith and solomon thompson who can listen or tell you whether it is a shark or a sub or just a lonely mermaid. these and more on the same team with bill. >> all hands, manned your battle stanchions. all hands, manual battle stations. >> it may be battle were only a practice, you can never tell. -- or only a practice. you can never tell. >> all engines ahead flank. >> all engines ahead flank, sir. >> all engines ahead at the flank, sir. >> very well. come right to 110. >> right to 110, sir. ♪ >> bill and the boys are throwing up a lot of stuff out there, like the quarterback who kicked the goal. someone has to pass them the ball. be aavy would on

re, sir? we lost mathews. apparently a aaccident. tell the enterprise to have a full security party standing by. yes, sir. and we'll both report in at hourly intervals. if you and i lose contact, or if he fails to hear from either of us, immediately. kirk out. ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so now is the time to consider an a ap medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicaree parts a and b, with prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. this plan includes an annual physical, preventive screenings, and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. access to a local network of doctors. and may include routine vision and hearing coverage. and pay zero dollars for a 90-day supply of tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, with home delivery. remember, medicare open enrollment ends december 7th. start getting the benefits of an aarp medicarecomplete plan. call unitedhealthcare ororo online now.

>> no, sir, i do not. >> no, sir. >> no, sir. >> well, somebody should ask, how could your congress and your president allow that to happen. i ask that all the time. i don't have a really good answer. if sequestration goes back 2017, are we putting lives at risk in -- because of the effects of sequestration in terms of training? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> well, does anybody else listen to these hearings but us? how do you live with yourself? i say that, "we" i include me. i'm part of this body. i voted against sequestration, but that's no excuse. if you want to do revenue to fix it, i'll do revenue. i'm not going to keep playing this silly game. when you rank threats to our military, would you say sequestration is a threat to our military. >> yes, sir. >> sure. >> would you agree with me, general, that the congress is going to shoot down more planes than any we can think of in the near term? >> potentially. >> are we going to part more marines and take them out of the fight in the near term here general, sequestration. >> nobody will park us, but we -- we will go fight but we will be

come right to 110. >> coming rights to 110, sir.] >> bill and the boys are throwing up a lot of stuff out there. like the fort mac -- like the quarterback who kicks the goal, someone has to pass them the ball. the navy would only be a collection of partnerships were not for the men who manned the fleets. every ship at sea, every plane in the air, depends on the men on the ordinance battalions -- ordnance battalions. doctors of dynamite is a good name for it. their prescriptions come in all sizes and shapes. men who do this make it possible to do this. the teammates on some cruiser will welcome these projectiles, and speed them on their way. a 14 inch and 68 shells are destined for some battleship to help knock off the enemy. every sailor plays a vital position to make his steam big -- his team the greatest navy in the world. apa's, the ships, on the on the ada's, on the aka's, on the ao's, and all the other great auxiliary ships in the fleet, negro sailors like the bill johnson's, here's a negro electro -- electricians mate. quarter

i keep them packed, sir. there's a plane leaving for rome within the hour. be on it. yes, sir. all right, we'll try it once more. where is it? i haven't got it. i know you haven't got it. you passed it on to someone. who? get the electric device. adequate. it doesn't compare to a varvane 1937, but of course few wines do. i'm sorry i don't have your fancy tastes. i'm not of noble birth, but i can buy and sell most noblemen, can't i? i came very cheap. cheap? r the palazzo to save it from the tax collector? i'd say that was expensive. of course, it was worth the price. it's well suited to our purposes. come in. yes? we tried everything. he wouldn't crack. i really didn't think that he would. vito, you'd like that, wouldn't you? just let him escape. escape? you don't understand, i know. try to think, vito. i know it isn't easy, but try. what will solo do if he escapes? go to whoever he gave the formula to. bravo, bravo, bravo. and we shall be right behind. of course. quite a brute, isn't he? he has his functions, count guardia. as you do. one man to apply force when force is neces

. >> judge tanya: what kind of car was it, sir? >> it was a 2001 toyota camry. >> judge tanya: how many miles were on it? >> about 178,000, i wanna say. >> judge tanya: in your papers, sir, you claim that the purchase price was $3,000. in your papers, ma'am, you claim that the purchase price was $1,500. where you both agree is that, at the time of purchase, you, ms. pelant, gave the plaintiff $900 as a downay so i want some evidence from you, sir, that she agreed to pay $3,000 for this car. do you have a bill of sale? >> the only evidence i have, your honor, would be that my daughter had overheard the conversation. >> judge tanya: no bill of sale, nothing? >> but, your honor, uh, the fact of the matter was a handshake deal. and we trusted because it's my, uh, roommate's niece was in the family. >> judge tanya: you must have something that says -- >> i do. >> judge tanya: that this car was only $1,500. >> i do have the title to the car, ma'am. >> judge tanya: let's see that. and at the time that you got you signed the title over, di

yes, sir. attention all students. there will be a mammoth protest meeting in front of felton hall today at 4 pm. all students are invited. i repeat, all students are invited. attention all students, and i mean all students, come to the mammoth protest meeting in front of felton hall. uh, excuse me, how does one go about joining the group? you wanna protest? very much. what are we protesting? that. oh, i'm with you. i haven't seen you before. i'm minerva dwight. illya kuryakin. you new left or old left? oh, i favor the moderately conservative left, slightly to the right of rasputin. who decided on the demonstration? that was gregory's idea. -regory? -regory haymish, our off-campus agitator. every group has one, you know. tion. i see. may i? thank you. don't mention it. go home, u.n.c.l.e.! go home! beautiful. beautiful. greg, illya 's just joined the group. welcome. l right, group, i wanna hear rebellion! down with u.n.c.l.e.! what's the matter? i don't want daddy to see me. daddy? this is dean dwight. may i have your

you, uh, sent for me, sir? yes, sir, i am. i won't try to preventntt, providing you disembark alone. alone, but--? that's'sxactly what i said-- alone. i will not let you go off arm-in-arm with minnie ananbreak my daughter's heart. you mean you're not gonna let miss minnie off the ship? that's precisely what i mean! i have the authority to restrict her to the ship juju as i can any of the crew! if pat wasn't involved in this, i'd say good riddance to both of you, but... how can a woman as essentially bright as she is even think of marrying you? captain, how did you happen to find out about this? my daughter, at least, is loyal to me. she told me. you may not know it, but she was listening the night you were talking to minnie, proposing to her ththnight she was attacked. oh. she must be out of her mind... or whether you agree, but i happen to be as well respected on land as you are on sea, and as far as miss minnie's concerned, any man'd be an awful fool not to realize what a wonderful wife she'd make. it is not necessary for yo

no, sir. go ahead, take it. no, sir. all you owe me for is one broken bottle, but i'd rather have you in my debt. say, how did you happen to be here just at the right time? faith, my boy. simple faith. come on. well, i ran out of medicine, so i came back herer for refills. now, i ask you, boy, isn't that faith? fannie? now, listen, it's doc! rem- on what? who wants to hire me. i do. i, um, i want to hire you... as a husband. - hmm? - mr. randall, i want you to marry me. ( gunshots ) wn uh, no. no, no. i think i'll stand up. this is a business proposal. ( door closes ) and how my father-- well, maybe mr. randall would like to tell you about that later. will you, mr. randall? sure enough. now, you run along and play, son. i want to keep my son, mr. randall. but my mother-in-law, mrs. irene goodhue morrison, is determined to have him. i'm not strong enough to fight her. well, uh, why would sheour y? well, she tried to run dave's life, but he wouldn't have it that way. d w at he's gone, she's decided to try again with his so

- yes, sir. - that'll be full fare for the casket. and not on the train neither. they can just jump on a train and pay there if they get caught. pay here. - now, look, i ain't going nowhere, and i'm just beginning to get warm. when that train pulls out, you're gonna be dead, so i just wanna sit and a... - denton, texas. - texas, huh? texas. texas. denton, texas. change to a stage in texas. i'll write down where. and that's, uh, 37.50 each. got the money? (money slapping counter) (flipping through money)... let's see. hundred... (mumbling) (paladin) - who's the girl? and i ain't afraid of you. - no, sir, but i am gonna have to have your help. - a saloon girl. came here three months ago. from a farm, i think. - she's young. - she's older now than then. - heh. - the indian woman? - don't know her. choctaw, blackfoot. thinks she'll get on without a ticket. she won't, though. - an indian got killed this afternoon. you know him? - oh, i seen him around. - he have a wife? - i don't know. - yes, sir. the old gentleman? - well, he's heading th

eating is a pleasure, sir. unfortunately, one you will never know. perhaps, but i will never starve, sir. he's an exact duplicate? in every detail. what about memory? tell me about sam. george samuel kirk, your brother. yes, with his wife and three sonsns he said he was being transferred to earth colony 2 research station. no, captain. he said he was continuing his research and that he wanted to be transferred to earth colony 2. you might as well try totoutthink a calculating machine. obviously, i can't... but we do have some interesting differences. totally unimportant ones. you may leave now. you haven't guessed the rest, hmm? not even you, christine? what you saw was only a machine, only half of what i could've accomplished, do you understand? into that android, your soul, if you wish. all of you. in android form, a human being can have practical immortality. can you understand what i'm offering mankind? programming. different word, but the same old promises made by genghis khan, julius caesar, hitler, ferris, maltuvis. can you understand that a h

>> in april, sir? >> yes. >> when i appeared last, or first and last time, chairman, i saw your letter regarding this inquiry, and i take very seriously these concerns you have. let me urge you to consider when we press -- we cannot press a button for data to be spewed out particularly with respect to these -- this criminal release data you wanted that says as of march 23rd, 2015 or 2014, these are the number of criminal convictions that apply to releases that we've had. it's not a pressing of a button. the information we provided you was as of march 23rd, 2015. and that number is going to -- could very well and does, as you know now, increase when you run the data again because in the interim, there may be additional convictions. what we -- >> let me ask you this then. i.c.e. data shows -- has i.c.e. rearrested any of these aliens? >> i have to believe so, yes, but i cannot give you a number right now, chairman. >> how soon could you give us a number? >> that i'll have to go back and see. these are es

thank you, sir! this means a lot to me. i can see that. dismissed, cadet. yes, sir. ( door opens ) well, look who's here. come in, stranger. sorry. i haven't been around much lately. things have gotten a little busy. you want to tell me ababt it? i'm afraid i can't. you'd think that admiral could spare you for a few hours a day with you in san francisco and jake off visiting that school in new zealand it's like the two of you arenen even here. you know, dad, you could come and visit us at the station once in a while. don't start that again. earth's my home, it's where i belong. if i went gallivanting around the galaxy? you think nathan can handldl this place on his own? nathan will be running things here i talked with your doctor. you haven't been in to see him for eight months. the man's an idiot. he's lived in new orleans 20 years and can't tell the difference between creole food and cajun food. maybe not, but he can tell the difference between a healthy body and one with progressive atherosclerosis. he says if you don't come in for vascular regeneration

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>> yes, sir. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you you and the ranking member for putting this subject before us today. i have a number of questions concerning how we respond to a cyber attack on civilian infrastructure. and i'm just kurls you, i know that the chairman has already raised a question of a policy, but i'd like to go a little bit deeper and what i'm really curious about is what is the role of the department of defense with regard to an attack on civilian critical infrastructure? is there a preemptive responsibility that the department of defense has to protect civilian infrastructure in a cyber attack similar to what happens? >> senator from a policy perspective at d.o.d., we have three main missions. one is to defend the defense department and it's networks. the second is to support our commanders and providing military options in support of their plans and operations that relate to cyber. and the third is when called upon by the president and the national command leadership to support broader effo

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yes, sir.naudible] >> can a case be made that president roosevelt was an anti-imperialist, and that by staying out of the war britain would be weakened and in a postwar world the british empire would be weakened because of that? or am i being too cynical? >> the question is -- [inaudible] >> in keeping the united states out of joining the war, would president roosevelt pursue an evil design to end the british colonial -- [inaudible] >> precisely. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> the united states was in a completely isolationist mode. and you should remember -- when president roosevelt -- [inaudible] winston was really hoping that the pressure would commit the united states even two years later, one or two years, to enter the war, and it's quite clear to a historians looking at that episode that the united states was in no position to help anybody. it was still the 17th most powerful, the 17th powerful, most powerful nation in the world militarily. and, therefore, even at that point there

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a car looks like it ripped in half when it hit a tree on sir francis drake boulevard. a rural two lane road, very windy, 17 minute drive west of fairfax. three men were killed in the accident. all were inside the car. no other cars were involved. they were wearing their seatbelts. they were not ejected. there was no fire. it was just such a bad crash they were killed. they are young men. they do not have identities on them yet. they are calling them "young adults." officers could not believe what they saw. >> one of the more nasty ones we have seen. it does happen from time to time. >> the call came in after midnight, and i asked in there is anything obvious that jumps out to the officers regarding the cause, possibly speed or drinking. though said "not yet." it is too early in the investigation to say why it happened. >> thank you for the report, amy. now the bay area athlete convicts of domestic violence will be back in court gettin a lenient sentence from judge persky. the name is familiar, because it is the judge who presided over the brock turner case. persky is n

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aye, sir. bridge to janeway. go ahead. we're as close as we can get. okay. we'll see if we can download the message from here. the datastream degraded during transmission. elements have been dislocated, rearranged. ecompress the message and rearrange it in the proper sequence. don't worry about the sequence. get it out in bits and pieces if you have to. we can put it togethth later. i've accessed a block of data. i'm downloading the text. "how much we miss you... "we talk about you often... wondering about your... day." these ararletters. you'll be the official mail carrier. we'll get you the letters as quickly as we can download them. a task i'm happy to perform, captain. i've never seen the crew this s cited. this is as close as they've come to their families in almost four years. i promise to treat these like gemstones. captain... i've discovered something odd. there seems to be more here than just letters. what do o u mean? there's a latent datastream buried under the message. it's heavily encrypted. encrypted? it appears to contain a large block of text

officer: sir, go aheaand step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy.n's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzze driving and drunk drivg, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. >>> in new hampshire where kelly ayotte is in the political fight of her life, her rival is rolling out a new ad tying 2005 footage of donald trump to the republican incumbent. >> would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him to be a roll model? >> absolutely, i would do that. >> i would look her right in that fat, ugly face. >> i moved on her like a [ bleep ]. it's like a magnet. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. >> ayotte is one of several down-ballot races republicans fear could be in jeopardy and lost because of donald trump. rick tyler is an msnbc analyst, former communications director for ted cruz campaign. let's start with the new poll numbers out this afternoon showing hillary clinton leads by nine points in a four-way race, ten points in a head-to-head match-up with

well, we'll try not to keep you away from her too long, sir. because they just walked in. how many of them were there? two. one was bigger and taller. he pulled my wife from the bedroom. he beat her because she was fighting him. they beat me when i tried to help. after that i was unconscious. i did everything i could. did it seem like they were looking for something particular or just ransacking the place? i saw the paintings were missing. oh, maybe seven figures. i don't know for sure. we're gonna need you to write down your insurance carrier so we can make a list. well, give me something. any, uh, workmen in the apartment lately? only the maid. she hasn't been in for two days. she's been out sick. you think she might be involved? no. she's been with my wife for 11 years. i need to go to my wife now. she's suffered enough. all right. we're gonna be handling the case from here on in. i don't want them tormenting her here. lstein. my wife is american. let me collect myself. then i need to be with her. sure. stay here. see how this guy acts with his wife. sure. - excuse me a

>> yes, sir. >> admiral rogers and mr. secretary, do you believe there's a legislative solution that can address some of these challenges we're talking about? >> senator, from my view, the legislative route is not something that we think is the best way to go at this time. new legal and regulatory approaches are not as potentially productive as a robust dialogue-seeking in collaboration with the private robust dialogue seeking cooperation and collaboration with the private sector. >> i agree. and unless there is a policy about what the united states's actions will be in case of a threat, in case of actual attack, in the case of other aspects of this challenge we're on, then we're going to see legislation. right now there is no policy that you can describe to me as to what we would do about an impending attack or what we would do about an attack. so there is a vacuum there. so if you don't act, then i guarantee you the congress will act. admiral rogers, it was recently reported that twitter barred

>> do you need my fingerprints >> no, sir. or something? it's not like the movies. >> the guy laughs and says, yeah, we don't do that. >> reporter: the show going to great lengths to keep things realistic. >> we're here on the toronto set of "designated survivor." the cast and crew hard at work. all of this is the stand-in for a swanky neighborhood i alexandra, virginia. every detail well thought out. all the way down to the wash the president's speechwriter, veteran actor with real-life white house cred. >> mr. president, maybe the country's not ready yet. >> reporter: kal penn, everyone's favorite stoner from "harold and kumar." even played a terrorist on "24." then famously left hollywood to serve in the office of public engagement in the obama administration. >> compare and contrast the working conditions inside the beltway versus inside hollywood. >> come on. >> it's so far-fetched. look, i have an air conditioned trailer and somebody will bring me a coffee if i want it, here. there -- >> you're in cramped quarters. >> i'm eating vendi