you'll stand by thth, won't you? i give you my word. [gasps] roden, there'll be a murder charge waiting for you in santa loma. you and your father. cheyenne. you thought a lot of him, didn't you? i've drifted all over the west, met a lot of men but nobody like him. i only knew him maybe six months. it was like knowing him all my life. i never met a better man. now you're taking over for him? it's what he asked you, wasn't it? that's about it. take my chances with you. you didn't want me to knono pop was charged with murder. he didn't want you to know. i thininyou know he couldn't have done what they say he did. - he just couldn't have-- - i'm gonna take your pop in. i've got to. i know. but i've got to try to s se my pop. i guess that's how it is. we're enemies. only, we don't want to be. do we? i wish it wasn't my pop that was between us. you and me, we're in the same boat. - we gotta stick together.r. - me and you? huh. you tried to kill me, remember? - well, maybe i made a mistake. - mmm. we've gotta do something. i don't wanna go to

how can thth be? pinch me, cisco. you totowist the skin off of my boneses-- that hurt. >> how can it hurt, pancho? you're dead. >> then somebody should tell it to my leg, because he didn't die with the rest of me. i wonder where-- wha-- hey! loco! loco, loco! loco, loco... loco, loco! you know, i think i never see you again, loco. (laughing) ah, loco... oh, loc-- where you find them, senorita? >> that's not important. but the two of you must leave here at once. re out of hidden valley. >> leave now, miss? but-- >> oh, please don't argue with me. i haven't time to explain. but you must leave! i... >> greetings, gentlemen. i trust that my niece has made you welcome in mabsence. i'm george challis, at your service. >> my friends call me cisco. >> and i'm pancho fernrndo gonzalez de conejo, jr. >> we owe our lives to your niece, sir. we got lost in the badlands. >> i found them unconscious a north gate. they were just goioi to leave. >> but, my dear nedra, that wouldn't be hospitable. you must remain as m

the popular british press refers to thth monster as the lullaby killer. -representative from scotland yard will be here in the morning. we really appreciate scotland yard sending somemee over so quickly.

that s shadeof 1 196and thth vietnawar, rig?? amy goman: andhyhy didt hehe believe world w i?ll, , ep-dyed socialist who did not lievevthat capapalism was thanswer tthe huma communitand thatndeed itas the destruction of the human spirit. and he would not fight its wars. and at that time, the socialists and the lefties, as they were called, bolsheviks and everything else, were against the war. and so, when he came back, he got married, he had two kids, and he went into the electrical appliance businessss, and alalle timeme hanging out with ira and george and howard dietz and buddy de sylva and writing light verse for the f.p.a conning tower. and the newspapers used to carry light verse, every newspaper. there were about twenty-five of them at that time, not twowo or three now owned by two people in the world, you know. and they actually carried light verse. well, yip and ira and dorothy parker, the whole crowd, had light verse in there, and, you know, theyey loved it.t. so, whenhehe cra camame d yip's buneness wt ununde and he was abo anywhere from $50,000 to $70,000 in debt, h

thth man's strtreet name is taylor. andino draws portraits of gang members like taylor and has recently published a graraphic novel about life in poor neighborhoodods. he asks when the gangs came to the area. taylor replies, four years ago. andino says poverty and lack of prospects are key motivations for joining gangs. >>>> they pretty much don't t e anything. all they have is the mara, so --. >> by joining the maras, young men are gradually transformed into dangerous criminals, extorting moneney from people, and yeyegauging inin territotol drugug wars with rival gangs. >> did your gangilill the thieves in this neighborhood? >> sometetimes i feel reallyly close to tse guys. and others, when i see what they are capable of, i feel like these guys are animals. yoyou know? i don't know. >> we join police officers on patrol in a neighborhood controlleded by maras. one of them, jose sandoval, popoints out 18th street gang graffiti. the e esence of the gang intimidates many of the >> youngeople disappear. they're kidnapped an

more powerful thth a locomotive. able to leap tall buildings at a single bound. man: look! up in the sky! man 2: it's a bird! woman: it's a plane! man 3: it's superman! narrator: yes, it's superman, strange visitor from another planet who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. superman, who can change the course of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands, and who, disguised as clark kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, fights a never-ending battle in the adventures of superman! narrator: when clark kent and lois lane, star reporters for the metropolis daily planet, were assigned to write a story on the deepest oil well ever drilled, they little realized what was going to happen. in the darkness of the night, two strange, furry creatures, haha human, half animal, crawled out of the abandoned well-shaft. although they seeminglgl meant no harm, everything they touched, some oranges, a flower, a child's rubber ball, glowed with an eerie light. despite superman's warning that these fantastic visitors from the cente

what's thth all about? professor, you complete the team. you, i, and five o oers, we comprise the seven intellectual wonders of the world. 's quite simple, professor. you and your associates willllelp me to alter the course of destiny and thereby save the world from self-dederuction. in every detail, mr. kuryakin's plane has taken off, sir, to look for mr. solo. mr. kuryakin. i figured uncle could use some help looking g r my father. professor garrow. professor, the homing device you carried has been discovered, the uncle plane following you destroyed. now, forget all thought of rescue and devote your mind to this great task. the answer's still no. desert and bare mountains up here in the himalayas? that's unusual. legend has it this is a rather unusual part of the world. that's no legend. it's mr. solo's plane. he must be dead. open channel d, please. open channel d. it's not working for some reason. hey, look. there's more of it. i could use a man like him. a spy by any means gets shot. no, general, that won't be necessary now. mr. kingsl

york i think you oughtta know thth he was guilty. i found the stolen stuff where he hid it. is that a fact? yeah, that's why he ran when i hollered at him. nuh-uh. you got it wrong. he didn't stop cause he was scared. then what was he doing in the hotel in the first place? he was lookin' for me. he was trying to keep his daddy outta trouble. now ain't that a boy for you? it does seem like he deserved better than you at that. maybe. but you ain't the one to say. you ain't the one at all. cause you gonna die, mr. ranger. but first i want you to know something. my boy had nothing to do with them robberies. i did 'em. he must of found out where i hid the stuff. he come down the hotel to keep me from taking anymore. but that don't matter none now. ou can see it, or just feel it? summer: milo. go home! you killed him. didn't cha? again. now go on home woman! just as sure as if you'd made the bullets with your own hands. you killed my baby. you had your warnini. now i'm gonna make you sorry. the light of day. only thing i ever cared about. in the whole world. the only piece of soso

he's a sorcerer, thth one. he reads the thoughts in my brain. our fuel supply all but gone, and he stays out of reach. we are beaten. can it be true? perhaps we can yet save your praetor's pride for him. more debris into the tubes! decius, do we have some of the old-style nuclear warheads aboard? yes, commander, but only for self-destruction. place one in with the debris. proximity fuse. yes, commander, at once. more wreckage, sir, scattering across our path. cease fire. debris on our scanners. analysis, quickly. same type as before, sir, except... one metal-cased object. helm, hard over! phasers, fire point-blank! glorious. glorious! now we go home. they're at our mercy. commander... i remind you of your duty. captain to sick bay. mccoy here. casualties? 22, so far. mainly radiation burns, mostly from the ship's outer areas. n. thank you, doctor. report, mr. spock? nuclear device of some kind, sir. mainly overloads and circuit burnouts. weapons status? we've only the forward phaser room. fully operable, scotty? yes, sir, but specialist tomlinso

sometimes thth call it farcy. it's contagious, usually fatal. it's an infection they get from the water or from another horse. every horse on the train might have it. whoa. whoa, boy. you seem mighty sure about this, dick. i am. well, he knows his horses. knows 'em as well as anyone. we better do something. we sure had. well, the sick horses ought to be shot. chances are, though, it wouldn't make much difference. the rest of them will probably come down with it anyhow. well, we'd better round up everybody, i guess. have to talk this over with them. come on, ken. and we find that over half of them have got glanders, and it looks like there's nothing we can do for the rest of 'em. we have no choice, folks, no choice at all. every sick horse has got to be destroyed, so i want you to check every one of them very carefully. you'll leave us at the mercy of the indians, major. i'm not worried about the indians ininhis part of the country. only thing that worries me is if we get a flash flood while we're down here in this wash. we're stuck without horse

i put thth to sleep. they'll have terrible hangovers. but that's the hazards of their trade. [ringing continues] [footsteps]] [intercom buzzing] report. we have an intruder and a girl trapped on the upper deck. he's armed. marion, jump! it's very interesting. traces of chloracine and picric acid. the blood slides from this young lady match exactly those of mr. kuryakin. diphenyl sulfide. extraordinary. maybe, this, uh, card'll tell us something. [machine whirring]

thth enterprise is in tow. to this point, no resistance has been offered. my plan? a show of resignation. balok's tractor beam has to be a heavy drain of power on his small ship. question-- will he grow careless? captain, he's pulling out a little ahead of us. our speed is down to .64 of light. i want a right angle course. shear away from him no matter which way he turns. yes, sir. maximum acceleration whwh i give the word. yes, sir. it's a strain, captain. engines are overloading. more power. we're superheating. intermix temperature, 7,400 degrees. 7,5... 7,6... 2,000 degrees above maximum. 84... 85... 86... she'll blow soon! now, mr. sulu. impulse power two. engines need work badly, captain. can you hold it here a few hours? that may not be wise. he got a signal through to the mother ship. and we're not home yet. a signal, captain. it's very weak. it's balok. it's a distress signal to the fesarius. his engines...are out... his life-sustaining system isn't operating. the message is repeating, sir. sir, i doubt if the mother ship could have heard it. plot a course f

no, no, no -- you are staring a felony for thth check thing, alfred. toward art school in the eight months you been out? don't save much... behind minimum wage, working two jobs or not. that's your choice. i'm not telling you what to do. but you could get a deal down on the bad-check arrest and witness payment -- as much as $2,000. get your life started. you know what happens if carl figures out what i'm doing? nobody pays you two grand for picking up soap, alfred. it is your decision. ughs ] i didn't steal that check! this what being my friend's all been about -- setting me up for the snitch. no. hey, kid, a skip off the bad paper and dough to go to art school and stare at naked women --- okay. i'll do it. there. and the duck comes down. [ laughs ] [ door closes ] [ brakes squeal ] feeling better this morning? feeling better how? we were talking about seeing a movie, and you said you weren't feeling so hot? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. i feel fine today. wow, what's the problem, goldstein? piece e worth at least 200. help you, officers? oh, mind if i finish

where'd you get thth? well, it's imogen's. it's got a chiropractor's phone number on the back. wewe, this business, you know we're always throwing our backs out or something. tell me, handsome, were you thrust against me completely against your will this time? not entirely. it's cold. oh. charming. are you all right? i think i found what you're looking for. what is it? ber three. both photographs seem to be identical, sir, except for the lettering in the background. apparently the answer lies in those figures. we might have to get all four photographs before it makes sense. i'm afraid so. by the way, sir, how d d miss imogen smythe make out? oh, admirably. it seems she's engaged to be married to a policeman. oh, god. if only it could go on like this forever. it can, forever. how? into my ski lodge and live happily ever after. isn't there something you want to ask me first? no. something i have to tell you. i i ould have told you before. i'm married. you are what? mamaied. i know, i know, i... i should have told you before, i know. i should have had the courage. you know, my wif

thth( whistling sprightly tune ) starring andy griffith... with ronny howard. ( all speaking at once ) i believe we've got most of the details pretty well ironed out. now, all we have to do is to figure some way to interest a outsider in it. yeah, well, i'll, oh... yes, you see we go to all this trouble puttin' on founders day. it certainly seems to me that we ought to get more outsiders to come and see it. yeah, that's a stickler, all right. how do we stir up interest? well, well, i-i had a thought on that. well, it seems to me the way to interest outsiders would be to involve a outsider. ( stuttering ) well, just exactly what do you mean by that? well, see we call mayberry the friendly city. suppose we be friendly to somebody. suppose we take a outsider, somebody not from mayberry and make him a guest of honor. we get all the merchants to chip in and give something... that could be a really good-sized attraction. get out some publicity. i bet we could draw people from all over the county. from this whole state maybe. what do you think? nice

thth there were always alternatives. did i? i may have been mistaken. well, at least i lived long enough to hear that. is there anything we can do? theenterprise is surely on course for mockus 3 by now. i, for one, do not believe in angels. well, mr. spock, so ends your first command. my first command. orbit attitude, mr. spock. with our present fueue that gives us about 45 minutes. [switches on radio] galileotoenterprise. galileotoenterprise, come in, please. galileoto enterprise, come in, please. mr. spock! [jet blast] what happened? he jettisoned the fuel and ignited it. perhaps, mr. boma. how long we got now, scotty? the orbit will start decaying as soon as the fuel's exhausted, say, 6 minutes. [voices on radio transmissisi] captain! there's something there on the screen, at taurus 2. sensors. a meteorite? no. it's holding a lateral l ne. there it is again. holding steady, captain. 180 degrees about, mr. sulu. lieutenant uhurara contact transporter room. all beams ready. a distress signal? it's like sending up a flare. mr. spock... that was a good g

. - thth's my fear. listen to me. you know what we have to do? i got hurt. i was reluctant to call my parents, same like you. they're afraid of hospitals. see, but you gotta trust your parents to show their love for you. they love their daughter more than they're afraid. afraid if they'll be upset. i don't wanna call till morning. sure. that's fine. it's not necessary. it's all right. really. so you just took the short course on how my ex-husband operates. yeah. - i'm glad that skell, attacked gina, gave ya a statement. - yeah. do they know how bad it's gonna be? no. not yet. - she got family with her? - i'm not sure. james martinez is over seein' her. i could tell they had a little something goin' on. oh, you pick up on that kinda stuff, huh? yeah. i do. what'd you work today? perp went and hung himself. hmm. - they should popularize that as an alternative to trial. - [chuckles] this is sure fun. yeah? yeah. i mean, dating is so hard-- just gettin' it organized. and then, uh, the guy almost always turns out to be a jerk. but i don't wanna quit. i'm a... big

the popular british press refers to thth monster as the lullaby killer. -representative from scotland yard will be here in the morning. we really appreciate scotland yard sending somemee over so quickly. -i'd like to go to the crime scene. -crime scene, please? -ok, if that's what you want. commander four king, have, uh, sergeants mccall and hunter meet me at the cherry stevens crime scene, please. hunter, mccall. this is inspector foster. inspector, these are our investigators, sergeants hunter and mccall.l. -inspector, how are you? -how do you do? -well, where would you like to start? -the victim was found lying on this bed on her back? -that's right. -there was no sexual a aault, no identifiable fingerprints, nothing in the apartment was missing or disturbed. -she was adamant about coming here first. -and the music box? -oh, yes. here you go. -each of our victims had a different type of music box in her right hand, but it always played the same tune, to our medical examiner's preliminary report, if you'd like. -the young man's neck was broken, more tha

i can understand you trying to block out thth kind of pain... you don't understand. it's not just the pain. i don't feel anything-- not about t dead friends not about tom... you, my job. s, b'elanna. sooner or later... you're going to have to let yourself grieve. why? just so i can go through it all over again? what are you talking about? when i was six, my father walked out on me. when i was 19, i got kicked out of starfleet. a few years later, i got separated from the maquis. n i start to feel safe you tell me that all of our old friends have been slaughtered. the way i figure it, i've lost every family i've ever had. b'elanna... you u ve a new family now... here on voyager and you're not going to lose us. you're stuck with us. you can't promise me that. no, i suppose i can't. but i can promise you that the people on this ship aren't about to let you stop living your life or break your neck on the holodeck. you're goingngo have to find another way to deal with this. i don't know how. then we'll figure it out... together. janeway: commander chakotay, we're under att

but you're here, and you're all right, and thth's all that counts. mr. paladin stayed with me until you came. - and you are here now, so i'll be on my way. - oh, well, uh... couldn't you stay with us for just a day or two? - oh, now, dear. don't you think we've taken up enough of mr. paladin's time? besides we'll be pretty busy ourselves. the man will be here today to buy the cattle. - are you selling your herd? - no, not all of it. about 4040head. i wrote to her about it. how many people in this country know about your impending marriage? - well, to tell you the truth, there aren't too many people in this part of the country. but those who are here knew. - saloon talk in the nearest two or three towns, i suppose? - what are you getting at? - oh, nothing, i was just wondering about the shooting. who might have done it. you are in a remote place here. it'd be difficult to defend yourself in case of trouble. - well, there won't be any trouble. - louis, mr. paladin was so good to me. name somewhere. that's it. i saw a card once. - like this one? ?? (louis)

well, if you don't mind me saying, you're very open about thth. lots of therapy and group counseling, and now i i lp other victims. um, could you tell us if you see him here? oh, my god. gentlemen. come here, paul.l. si. you know the name martha henstridge? no. maybe you don't bother with names, huh? all you need is a limp, drugged-out body to torture. you've got me confused with somebody else. you were identified, paul. we are gonna go to your house, we're gonna scour your kidnap van, we'll gather mountains of e edence against you, so talk now or be buried by it. i'm a dry cleaner. that's why i have a van, not to kidnap people. you were identified! that means you are under arrest. that means you could take your shot at a trial or give us an explanation of why you kidnapped this woman and raped her and tortured h h so we can find some way to present you as a decent human being. ...who told the exact same stor- kidnapped in your van, held in your dungeon. only helen told the story in a suicide note. yeah, you drove her to suicide, paul. how do you

there's no way 2 yeaea ago any semblance, shape, or form, i got an inkling i'd be capable of thth. you accept a little extra help and... suddenly you're usus to the additional income... you want to write it, sean? my mystification that i could do it. that's exactly how deep's my remorse. i'd rather write it than live through it again, lieutenant. i'll tell you that much. yeah. yeah, i know. martens, uh... i'm sorry you got caught in the switches. just give me a s sond, would you? yeah. this dirty son of a bitch. don't stop with shannon. bosses sit me down 3 months so shannon don't know they're looking at him. every so often, they makakyou hang your ass over the plate and take one for the team, right, martens? seems like that's how it goes, detective. am i jumping the gun? they letting you call yourself that? o you think, boss? come here, bobby. now i am through wearing this "kick me" sign. i didn't set you up, i didn't sit you down, and i don't know what that was about. what i can do is reach out. and if that gets you back, then you'll bebe wort tomorrow. boss... there's a haverhil

the nurses around here are all thumbs you watch it or i'll tighten thth bandage like a tourniquet. and as for bedside manner certainly prettier ones. you keep moving around, you won't need any nurse. listen to the chief, muniz. i'm worried about him, captain. i can't stop the bleeding. they must leave some kind of anticoagulant. he's not going to make it. none of us will make it if we don't get this ship opererional. i need to get the power grid functioning and the aft turret weapon on-line. you're the only one who can do that. i'll take care of muniz. captain... you have your orders. chief... structurally, a lot about this ship'p'design matches the other jem'hadar warships we've seen. but there are significant differences. there are many systems that we are completely unfamiliar with. i can start to restore power to the systems one at a time. that'll give us a chance to test them and establish their functions but it's going to take awhile. i wish i knew. you can dodot, chief. i don't think a ship's been invented that you can't figure out. muniz is strong. he'll make it. no. he wil

keep in mind it will be in thth upper 60s. the weekend looks fantastic. don't forget we have veterans day things going on for friday. that looks fantastic. xt about 30% late monday night into tuesday. >> if you love cookies. listen to this. a new campaign helping to raise money to bring you a wi-fi cookie oven. >> it is called the cookie smart cookie oven. here is how it works. you can scan a cookie dough pod, drop in the dough in, press start and that is it. you will have freshly baked cookies in 10 minutes or less. no clean up required. keep in mind you can only bake four cookies at a time. it is about $100. >>> a few nights ago we did the >> it is getting even better. the video that you have got to see. a michigan gymnast. the stunt to perfection. i will show you it next in sports. >>> let's take a a live look of seattle. you can see that peaceful but very angry anti- trump protest underway as we speak. you can see thousands of people in the streets. >>> or so we hope. for the first time in six weeks doug martin practice with the team today as he recov

thth why would that cop just let you go?! i don't know, maybe he was one of the nice ones. can i go? did both officers approach you? yeah. they search your car? one did, the other went back to the car. which one did the search? i don't know, man. figure it out! the big guy or the other one? no! take off, carl. [ door closes ] what, we can't handle the interview on our own? go tell him. it'll just start something. hi, tonya. i'm detective mcdowell, this is detective ortiz. you all right to answer a few questions? yeah, okay. tell us what happened. we saw some music at the bottom line, tompkins park, and we were sitting on the bench finishing... us with a gun.. us? you and... ex-boyfriend james lomax. the guy with the gun, what'd he look like? he had a stocking on his face, but white. did james get a better look at him? you're damn right he did. got a full show. how do you mean? son of bitch with the gun tells us, "over behind the toilet." then he makes me tie up james. then he puts this rag over my face with some gasoline on it or something to knock me out. he does his thing

we'll prepare thth defiant. you prepare the constable. all systems s e ready for departure. thank you, mr. o'brien. the medical bay's all set but it'll take a little while to get odo on board. why not use the transporter? his molecular structure is scrambled enough as it is. the last thing he needs is a trip through a transporter buffer. benjamin, someone's requesting permission to come on board. who is it? garak. tell him the ship is off limits to cardassian spies. sir, if garak is asking to come aboard i'm sure he has a good reason. have mr. garak escorted t tthe mess hall. i'll meet him there. personally, i think starfleet should allow thehe officers more latitude in accessorizing their uniforms. ah, captain, how good of you to see me. make it brief, garak. i'd like to accompany you on your mission. there are some questions i'd like to ask the founders. such as? the cardassian empire lost a number of warships during their aborted attttk on the dominion. i want to know what happened to the crew members. i thought thososships were destroyed with all hands. oh, we don't know

thth i'll do it myself. no! i'm a medical hologram... programmed to do no harm but i'm doing harm on a global scale. ever since you reaeaivated me, i've been concerned with clearing voyager'sgood name. but that's not important now. there's more at stake. etatio facts be damned! n. who's to say what really happened? and ultimately, what difference does it make? what matters is today and the future of your people. doctor, you were there. you can't deny what happened. i can... and i will. tedran was a martyr for your people, a hero a symbol of your struggle for freedom. who am i to wander inn700 yr and take that away from you? history has been abused. we keep blaming each other for what happened in the past. if you don't help usnow, it could be another 700 years. it was a pivotal moment in our history. as a result of the doctor's testimony a dialogue was opened between our peopleles. eventually, we found a new respect for our divergent t ltures and traditions. the efforts of people like quarren and the doctor paved the way for unity. quarre

the captain told me you would bring thth major along. >> yes.. >> what did you do land on your head? >> well - um... colonel? i thank you. >> you thought what to do about the charges filed against him? throw the book at him. well, he is a hero. why not let the court consider that? >> look general, he faced up to a pretty rough one two days ago. i think it's right for him to face his own problems the very same way. i'm sure he would want to now. >> why don't you ask him, sir? >> i did. he does. >> well on that - i think i owe you a dnk

when we lose species, thth are gone fororever. we c cannot buy them back, nor n we discover these potential secrets that could be lifesaving. if people understood that better, i think they would behave very differently. >> today, amphibians are one of the most threatened species on earth. nearly one-third are in dangeger g going extxtinct. >> they're very sensitive to changes in their environment. poisons, of climate change, habitat destruction. if you have never held an end to be in your hand, you know that they feel moist and clammy. that is because they breathe through their skin. in order to do that, the skin is very thin and moist. it is used in of fact as a lung to some extent. many of them breathes through their skin exclusively. there are some animals that only breeze through their skin. they also take up water through their skin. as they do this, because they do not have a very effective barrier with the outside theyronment, they cannot -- can't absorbable lot of the toxins a and chemicals into ther bodies very readily. t

thth doesn't tell me where campos, or hanson, is. maybe they're stuck in traffic. then it's without his car. it was towed off the street after sitting there all night. maybe your non-vigilant rangers have some ideas where they are.. mr. munez: raffi wouldn't hurt anybody. where is he? he's at school. he's not in school. where is he? we donon know, honest. maybe he's at the headquarters. is he in trouble? we won't know until we find him. so don't protect him. if you know where he i i.. this... i have a small handgun. this morning i noticed it was missing. guys, no patrol till after the restraining... where's raffi? i don't know. we think you do. you're cops? now, meyers. all right. we grabbed campos last night. raffi wanted to scare him he's doing business with. that "creep" is an undercover cop. he's scaring him with a gun. we don't carry weapons. sleep okay? i'm not sure what 100 yards looks like. we got a couple more people coming. then we'll get this show on the road. you know, we figured we've had about enough of you two. guys, meet your jury. jude, go easy on

making the playoffs are hanging by a thread. 3 karen jarvey - packers fan "it's been a bad year i just thth start over and start next year with some new players and maybe some new coaches" 3 dale braden - packers fan "they're banged up, you know i mean you take any team in the nfl you give em that many injuries and you take them away from the team i dont care how good they are - they are gonna have problems." problems."head coach mike mccarthy is scheduled to address the media later this afternoon. look for updates throughout the day here on cbs 58... brookfield east high school is celebrating its historic win at state!in fact, the this morning to celebrate its ?championship football team.? team.?"cheers as football players reveal their trophy!" trophy!"check it out--- those are the brookfield east football players showing off their new trophy!the spartans won the division two title game--- making it the first time in school history the football team has won state. brookfield east beat the monona grove "silver eagles" 42 to 36 friday at camp randall stadium in school put the players in the

thth kind of beat-up car it looked like. can you tell me anything about him-- the color of his skin? maybe brown, uh, it was night. how did he sound? he sound different. whatato you mean, like an accent? uh...yeah, man. what kind of accent? i don't know, man. different. when did you first notice him following you? down at houstonn and b. i think a couple of other cab drivers got robbed after gassing up at that station. i hear about that. can i go now? medavoy: all right, you can go, but write your, uh, phone number on... so what do you have out there? some street character got whacked and fell or was pushed off a roof. cop had seen him around. thought he was probably dealing. anything to work with? we g g a witness lives in the building. er somebody to look at. something wrong? she's a little bit of a head case. what, is she psychotic? ah, strange. how strange? nervous. yeah, she's nervous. too nervous to testify? she'll be fine. there's a bar downstairs. witness says it was open at the time, but it was closed when we got th

thth must be where they off-load stolen cargo. i'm getting us out of here. hold your course. ryan...! we still have their shield frequencies. again. no effect. are you sure you programmed the right frequencies? i used the ones he gave us. go to warp. the reactor is off-line. full impulse, then. hull plating to maximum. we've lost impulse! they'r'rhailing us. our scans show you have one of our crewmen aboard. i assume you're here to return him. he's our prisoner. captain, long-range scans are detecting weapons fire. who's doing the shooting? it's difficult to be sure at this distance, sir. looks like some kind of plasma discharge. i can't rule out our boomer friends. lay in a course. they're in the access corridor, section d. how many? three. pass out weapons. we know what they're after. why not just let them have him? we fought them off before. we can do it again. that was one ship, not three. we should pull back! go! it's the fortunate, sir, and three smaller ships. t'pol: nausicaans. polarize the hull plating. drop us out of warp. are we in range? 200,000 kilometers ahead.

among thth is our state's long streak of correctly predicting the winner coming to an end? it could find a prominent place in the history books. >> this could be a history- busting election fight. ohio, ohio, ohio. we have predicted the correct president of ohio. every cycle since 1964. but when you look at the polling numbers of ohio, take a look, the latest ones, trump in red, clinton in blue, a 3-point buckeye state. if it holds would go trump's way. but the national map, as you all know well, has hillary clinton leading. if this holds, you have a person in the white house that ohio you did not vote for. and that would be historic information there. this is what tom beres is talking about there. kind of hard to tell the color differential here. red is where john kasich won. and if you kind of take a closer look, this is where you need to see how donald trum performs tonight. mahoney, down along the eastern and southern corners of the state of ohio. and finally, talking about the timing of things. we know that ohio's polls close at 7:30. just in the last few minutes, we'v

why thth preoccupation with the shield? oh, forgive me. it's just that, as a fellow ruler of the cosmos gs myself. ah. because of the incompmpence of your inferiors, no doubt. something lili that. oh, arachnia, my love, my life... how well you understand our plight. if it weren't beneath my dignity, i... i would weep. how i've longed for someone who would understand. we have a saying on arachnia: "it's lonely at the top." majesty! proton is preparing to attack. wha...? ah! target his rocket ship. ( grunts ) you have betrayed me. you are in league with proton. impetuous harlot! ctivate the lightning shield or i'll show you just how impetuous i can be. what are yououaiting for, you great lummox? kill her! ha! you're no match for arachnia. now, tell me how to shut down the shield. i wouldn't kill my bride... not until after our wedding night. reactivate the death ray. destroy proton! we've been hit. well, i guess the captain ran into some trouble. we're not going down without a fight. doc, activate the destructo beam. the what? oh. the other

- thth narrows the choice, indeed. now, if these were open and the water was allowed to drain out... well, then anybody here could've lifted the barrels down to the ground. - if they were empty, why put them on the ground? - to let the last inch of water drain out. - how far are we from water? - three days, in any direction. - there are still 14 bottles of wine. - well, what about the horses? farther, we walk. - koro... in this heat, over sand and rocks, you could walk about 15 miles, and with a great deal of luck, you might crawl three more miles. koro... - yes, paladin? - may i have the key to the wine chest? - the keys are hidden. you are a violent man, mr. paladin. still, it would be impossible to make me tell where. - 14 bottles could be enough, if we don't have to walk. - animals get sick on alcohol. - this wine contains no alcohol. intoxicants are against our belief. - i remember something else about your belief. in order to achieve nirvana, paradise, you must anoint yourself daily with water from theheanges riv

. >>> the grief hits close to home for thth tarpon springs police officer charlie condeck. as melanie michael tell us one month from now they will mark a somber anniversary. >>reporter: the grief is fresh and raw for this father. december 21st, 2014 feels like it was yesterday. when he is aching to hess see his sonny visits him in the >>reporter: this former nypd officer add mets a piece of his own heart dies when he learns a foal member of law enforcement has fallen. and he has a word to describe those who take lives. >> animals that do this that don't respect come up from behind and shoot anybody come up from behind and assassinate them. >>reporter: when asked what advice he would offer to families of fallen officers. >> find a support group and enjoy the memories that you had in the past. good times. >>reporter: as the healing continues tonight this case continues to wind its way through the justice system. the man accused of killing charlie kay goes on trial next may. melanie michael in tarpon springs newly news channel 8. >> dozens of local community leaders would like

smith, i've seen you land in a room with more grace thth that! but never with more relief, mr. gilman, to be sure. well, what about this hastings and his group? the whole bunch ofofem. how many are there? six. mhm. they all downstairs now? they were before i leftft mhm. all right. let's go get 'em outt'a there. ?? how 'bout the back? i just checked with ralph. hastings! hoby: will hastings! back off, ranger! you're in bad trouble now, will. you tell me about it! if you wanna get killed, you're goin' about it the right way. what about the others? maybe they want a chance! they'll stand with me! what now, mr. gilman? tear it apart. (gun shotsts (gun shots) e shooting went on for an hour. several of the men of porter were hit. and there seemed to be no lessening of fire from the saloon. it began to look like a stalemate. (gun shots) well, mr. gilman, we can't shoot 'em out of the place. maybe we can burn 'em out. not my place. it's a mess, but at least the walls are standing. there must be some way. if they can't breathe, they can't shoot. (gun shot) (coughing) (coughing) how do i

ito, we got more in common thth we thought. yes? that's right. you're in a hurry to get to the coast and so are we. we ain't hankerin' to get snowed in in the mountains. business out there. this train moves so slow it ain't got a chance of getting across before winter. it is slow. so we was thinkin' of takin' off by ourselves. we know a couple of shorter routes anyway. so you get to california much sooner? oh, by a couple of months, we figure, huh? we thought maybe you'd like to come with us. you are kind. well, you're a visitor in this country. anything we can do to help. but mr. adams says indians are big problem. oh, he's just an old woman. a few naked savages ain't no problem. in nippon, it can be problem. well, i thought you was in a hurry. of course, if you're afraid... don't misunderstand. no afraid for ito. but ito is a samurai. must return to nippon. most important. if... you understand. we're giving you a chance to get there in a hurry. yes. when do you leave? i don't know. tonight, maybe tomorrow night. oh. so soon? well, mr. blane, i

that's what we decided to do, and you've got to lie in the bed that you made.in thth the browns will host the seven and three new york giants on sunday. you can see it here on fox8 at one o'clock.. new y y a cool, new place to have fun in downtown cleveland will open to an ice skating rink at publicg square will feature a firstrink skate at ten am, with slider, the senior pastor at old stoneee church, and a two time junior national ice skating champ from gates mills. tickets are ten dollars, and include skates.h, ad d p frs mis. meantime, crews will also set uw cleveland's christmas trees ll today, ahead of saturday's winter fest celebration. that's always going to bego spectacularng every year so good i love that the ice-skating rink is i open. public square stuff taking shape. a special guest friday night' hamilton in new yorkda vice president-elect mike pence. may have heard a little bit lt about it will tell you what happened after the show drawingg controversy we'll explain see ie you think it was appropriate in this morning's download with kristi. military fathermoni already mo

he said you are supposed to meet him at the hospital thth morning. >> franca, howard just walked in on a 211. he had to put the perp down. capt. furillo: i will be up in a minute. >> it may be a problem shoot. capt. furillo: in a minute. >> that has all been taken care of, captain. capt. furillo: he says he saw you twice over the weekend. he says you need a bypass. >> i got a second opinion. it was a false alarm. capt. furillo: give me the name of the second doctor. >> look, if you have to let me handle this my own way. capt. furillo: i can't do that. >> you've got to. i ain't leaving. capt. furillo: stan? let me do o job. [siren] >> we have a 911, armed robbery in progress. see surplus stste on the corner of people's drive. >> joyce. it's over. they finally did it. my pink slip. capt. furillo: lucy? are you assigned? >> i guess we are going to be up to our neck with the pd thing. capt. furillo: would you keep an eye on stand. . norm? can you afford to lose a day in yoururnvestigation. lt. buntz: i'm going to see the wife and the bondsman again. capt. furillo: i want you to follow up o

we penetrated thth vessel overcame their defenses and in the moment of the kill, you forced us to stop. now we play these incessant games. it's time we took our trophies and moved on. r the kill has blinded you like many young hunters. if you took the time to study your prey to understand its behavior, you might learn something. there is nothing to be learned. you're wrong. each prey exposes us to another way of life and makes us reevaluate our own. have you considered our future? what will become of us when we have hunted this territory to exhaustion? we will travel to another part of space a way of life that hasn't changed for a thousand years. why should it? species that don't change... die. we've lost our way. we've allowed our predatory instincts to dominate us. we disperse ourselves throughout the quadrant sending ships in all dirececons. we've become a solitary race, isolated. we're no longer a culture. we have no identity. in another thousand years no one will remember the name "hirogen." our people must come back together combine forces, rebuild our civilization. what of the h

thth didn't even know he was an armory officer. that's strange. it madadme think. we don't know that much about malcolm, do we? ( communications beeps ) t'pol: bridge to the captain. go ahead. i guess we weren't so uninteresting after all. they dropped out of warp 5050kilometers, dead ahead. i had to reverse engines to keep from banging into them. let's try this again. welcome back. i was hoping we'd have an opppptunity to meet again. the primary mission of my ship is to make peaceful contact with other species. if there's anything we can do to assure you of our intentions... well... me. i'm picking up somethinin can you translate it? i don't think it's a language. ( loud screeching tonene ) we're being scanned. hull plating? reed: it's off-line! hard about! everybody okok? damage reports are coming in, sir. no one's beeeehurt. what the hell was that about? captain? when they fired their weapon they dropped their shielding for about two seconds. i was able to take some scans. what did you get? bio-signs. at least 15, maybe more. it's a good thing they're gone. i do

gets ready to jump and faster and faster he goes and my heart is beating, my feet is pounding, and thth pancho jump like this. (laughing) who-- who pushed over the wagon over? >> oh, pancho. (laughing) ?? >> goodbye, amigos! >> see you soon! ha! ?? woah. mind if i make a short stop? is somebody sick? no, ms. hawkins had a baby two, three weeks ago. oh yeah? b b or girl. dunno! wasn't asked to be present at the birth. just want to seeeeow she is. yeah, i've got plenty of time. (mumbles) materially speaking, hoby none of these people can a aord me, but fortunately i can afford them. (knocking) hoby, you a pretty good hand with a shovel? well, i haven't had too much practice recently. well, you got a chance to get some now. three people in there need burying. now take it easy. relax. it's not in your department. who's department is it? it'd be kind of hard to say, what i m mn is... nobody killed them. i need your help but you don't have to give it. t inside that house you've got a real good chance of dying to. what killed 'em? typhoid fever. starring robert culp well, i'm not very good at

i guess i un how ben holden feels, er all, thth is... just a kid! i don't care whether it's red or white or ! some of you women are mo! it's because we're mothers that we ain't takin' in no little indian brat! so maybe i'm colorblind... ...but i'll take care of t sairy: it's a trick! ( angry chatter ) it's a trick! she ain't supposed to take care of this kid! 'least ways till we get to a tyou all want,t's what now, shut up! be quiet! i'll have you people know that i'm the one at's supposed to be runnin' this train, and if any of you ththk i'm gonna run it, then you'd bet out of the line right now! well, since my boy ain't gonna dr how's she gonna take care of the baby and still keep up with the train? i'll find a for her, tha. i'll do the driving for her! and i don't reckon none of you scandal- mongerin' biddies thin' onto us, seein' a i'm pushin' 80! and in't scared of injuns, much. not-- not when they're this little,e,nyhow, i-i feel all safe and sound. there. there you be. anything i could do, kitty? haven't you done enough? hey, kootchie kootchi

whoever bumped into thth guitar did not leave through the front door or the windows. there must be a secret way in and ououof this room. >> it is a secret passage, it can't in this room. >> i think it is, pancho, and we'll findndt yet. >> i still don't see why anyone would wanna kill uncle will. i think. he mistrusted banks. what cash he had, it must've been considerable, he kept itt around here somewhere. many people knew it. i'd give odds the killer did, too. >> he didn't say anything about it to me. >> he didn't have time. >> but he did say one strange thing. he said that if anything ever happened, i should contact chief yellow hair and that the chief would take care of everything. >> chief yellow hair? >> cisco, what do you think her uncle mean? >> i haven't the faintest idea, pancho. ?? >> what are you stoppin' get down, give me a hand. fastenent from the other side. when cisco hits this rope, there's a good chance he'll ?? >> let's finish him! >> you see them, cisco? >> no, pancho. they worked that old rope trick on me. >> you were lucky not to break my neck. a