increasingly unusual planet continues, and we are seeing things that cannot possibly exist, yet they are undeniably r [beeps] mccoy, do you read me? , how can it be you? how could you... possibly be here? you haven't aged. it's been 15 years. it doesn't matter. none of that matters. [beeps] kirk here. what? did you find mr. sulu? no, but i'm sure he's all right. sir? are you all right? yes, i'm fine. [beeps] rodriguez to captain kirk. yes, mr. rodriguez. well, birds, a whole flock of them. don't you like birds, mr. rodriguez? owed-- then, offhand, i'saouinstruments are defective. there are indeed life forms on this planet. sir, uh... our surveys couldn't have been that wrong. mr. rodriguez, have the search parties rendezvous at the glade. i'd like some answers to all this. aye aye, sir. you have to go? i don't want to. you'll see me again if you want to. you haven't told me... you haven't told me... do what you have to do... [beeps] kirk here. spock: captain. yes, mr. spock. getting strange readings from the planet's surface, captain. some sort of power field down there. specify. highly sophisticat

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. >> his momentum is certainly undeniable. but there is the fact that more and more states have more and more early voting. our mail-in ballot system, no proof just an allegation that it's crooked. is that fair? >> it's not fair but it's a crucial thing across the country, and tell make a difference in a close election. >> last time you were here with brandon righty man you said this with donald trump. >> i think he has the biggest upside and biggest down side of any candidate i have ever seen. if yt will be an amazing historic figure. if everything works wrong he will be worse than goldwater. >> so i'm curious. where did he work out, amazing historic figure or worse than goldwater? >> i think he is an amazing historic figure, he is doing better than goldwater, and the question is if he can win and win decisively. >> if you take bill clinton, you can't separate what people often, they were intertwined and overlapped. is the same for donald trump for all the republicans who wish he was more polished candidate or didn't say such

it is completely undeniable. i wrote this off -- >> yeah, we are learning about this guy. >> why would you put somebody with that kind of outlook on america inside the west wing of the white house? >> i think donald trump doesn't look at it through that lens. he doesn't see him as that way. he sees him as someone that he has confidence in that helped him secure success at the ballot box last tuesday and will be a part of his administration. i took note of the fact that he referred to bannon and priebus as equals. there is no equal to the chief of staff in the west wing, but now there is. so that should be something that people also need to pay a lot of attention to. i know a lot of folks in the part aren't because they don't know what that means. as far as donald trump is concerned it is his muse, someone in his head that he listens to. unless there's something that gets more of this narrative is out there then we'll see how donald trump deals with it. >> let's get back to reality and how it works. the president

whether you saw him as a revolutionary leader or a ruthless dictator, it is undeniable he is one of the most influential leader s this the last century. >> reporter: no massive crowds here at the cuban embassy, but there have been some coming in and out, some to mourn, some to celebrate. he was a polarizing like h aope to change the world for the best. >> reporter: maria castro, no relation to the leader, was brought to tears outside the cuban embassy this morning network memory of fidel castro. >> he brought the revolution. and i think he was a brilliant man. >> reporter: maria was one of many who came to the embassy to pay their respects. brought notes. while they mourn, countless others across the globe celebrated. this was the crowd in miami as cubans filled the street in celebration. >> they lost their property, their money. >> reporter: outside the embassy, he was there with his kids. they were relieved to see fidel gone. their family suffered at the hands of the castro regime. >> pretty happy. my dad said for my grandmother, for my family who all came over here >> reporter: a sup

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. >> reporter: globally, men's soccer is undeniably more popular and profitable than the women's game. when germany won the world cup in 2014, fifa, the sport's international governing body, awarded them $35 million. a year later, when the u.s. women won the cup, the u.s. soccer federation received $2 million. men also make major league salaries playing for brand name club teams. women's pro clubs have struggled financially. so the women say they rely on their national team income to pay their bills, unlike the men. how are they paid differently? >> there's two different pay structures. the men get paid per game. whether they win or lose, they get paid. the women are on a salary-based contract. >> reporter: it's a pay structure the women themselves wanted and agreed to in 2005 and again in 2013. a consistent salary of up to $72,000 a year and bonuses for wins of $1,350. they also get health insurance and maternity leave. the men enjoy no guaranteed salary and fewer personal benefits. but they can make as much as $17,625 for a win. we wanted to compare two of the top players. salaries

with undeniable tonight is this already paid for 600 foot stretch of primo city streets may end up never seeing a single commuter user. take a look at this time lapse video. it shows the years of work to get public square to where it the next 10 to 14 days planning out ways to pitch the federal transit administration and why this is a good idea. that's the to authorize the cancellation of traffic. it will be unclear as of tonight whether the city will have public input phase and how much this will all cost to make this change so late in the game. >>> now with channel 3 investigation. it depends recent price hike second a lot who need it made headlines ever. we looked into it and the many other drugs have also skyrocketed in price. >> channel 3 and out partners nationwide are demanding answers. investigator tom meyer has a person the three-part exclusive investigation. >>> cleveland and rosie harris is worried sick about her cancer returning. >> i told my doctor i can't afford the truck. >> she says the cancer fighting drugs jumped dramatically in price and is costing her more >> people l

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undeniable. but it also allows america to buy lots of cheap stuff from mexico. also undeniable. if you want to understand the impact of a trump presidency on business, we got to look at a company and size it up. i think it's worth looking at the mexican company cemex. that's the maker building whose largest end market is here in the u.s. it trades under the symbol cx, and its stock soared today. investors are betting heavily hillary clinton will win the election tomorrow. suppose that the polls are wrong and trump wins. what happens to cemex? all right. let me first give you some background. cemex is one of the leading manufacturers of cement and concrete, but it gets 28% of its sales from the u.s. that's 28% of the business that is vulnerable to any kind of renegotiation of nafta. now, over the long run, cemex hasn't been an impressive stock, stuck trading between the single digits and the low teens ever since the great recession. however this past year the stock has made a comeback, rallying from $5 and change to nearly $9 and change as of today. that's a 68% gain. so what's b

. >> reporter: the compassion on this day was undeniable. >> he fought for all of us. >> reporter: as too was the promise it will bring. >> that means a vote for our future generations. >> repte >>> today's veterans were from chelsea place memory care. they plan to come to the school on a regular basis. it helps them, especially those with dementia symptoms and gives the kids a deeper understanding of veterans day. >>> i don't care who you voted for, this, my friends is what we like to call a metaphor. a bald eagle, the proud symbol of our proud country wedged in a storm drain today. it was actually two bald eagles got lodged into the drain together. wildlife experts worked to get the eagles loose. much like our nation, the eagles are expected to recover. but they might just end up fighting again. >>> i'm meteorologist kathy saban in the 9news backyard. 29 days without measurable precipitation, but a week from today, a storm that may actually bring snow. n o t just to the high country, but maybe, just maybe to higher elevations. a beautiful sunset tonight. spectacular color in the sky

. >> undeniable across this country after what was been a pretty decisive can see what is happening on the streets and reports of certain incidents in massachusetts and nationally. >> even though neighbors we spoke to say they don't know the man who received the letters personally. they wanted to speak out to show him their support. >> we are so sad this happened to this gentleman. we wanted as a neighborhood to come out and say that's now how we feel. we are inclusive. the letter is not ready to come out and speak, but maybe later on. they say it is not indicative of the values of natick and will not be tolerated. wcvb newscenter 5. jc: a live look at the city where we had a beautiful sunset after a fantastic november day. harv, what's going on? above average temps ? harvey: incredible. it hit 66 in boston. the clouds that are coming in are the first sign of a that's coming. still mild in boston. it is cooling off elsewhere. this will not be as chilly overnight as it was last night. sunset has already occurred. we are starting to see clouds come in. there is also rain on the way. i wa

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. >> reporter: they take a picture of your vehicle if you run a red light this is undeniable evidence that has this officer scolding himself.>> he can request that he only pay one amount for the court hearing . >> reporter: officer tim glover is used to writing red light tickets. >> it shows the vehicle behind the stop bar. is. >> family members, neighbors, police officers . >> reporter: recently when reviewing footage, he noticed a patrol car running a red light. >> when i first saw those like i'm going to have to issue one of my coworkers a ticket. and i'm not going to be mr. popularity . >> reporter: until he looked closer. i was like that kind of looks like my tag number. that looks like my unit number. i walked out to the parking lot after seeing that and it was. >> i walked back into my boss's office and i said just to let you know i ran a red light. >> reporter: you could have pretended like it didn't happen. >> yes ma'am, i could have hit the reject button but i wouldn't have been able to live with myself . >> reporter: officer glover says at the time he didn't even realize he

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but that is politics. >> undeniably does not look presidential whatever that means. we kreno her very well. on and off we had an election like this. to have no experience in politics over 25 for 300 years. teefour woman is a huge part of this and undeniable part of the. . .gret on this great day , this is the last time i could ever call you dick, mr. presidents i said jerry, this is the last time i will call you jerry, mr. presidents. brought a tear, also, to his eye and i think to mine, also. we shook hands. host: he's recounting 1974 conversation he had with jerry ford. guest: yes, the white house, east room was the big ceremony where they had that big ceremony and poor mrs. nixon went down and stood at the door and said you did not tell me the press would be here. it was very upsetting through the whole thing and it was a very sad time at the white house. i was there. i was not in the crowd at the east room, but i had just started this book. host: where were you? guest: ground-floor of people were watching on television and it was a crowd, a mob on lafayette squar

that is there and it's undeniable. then there's an opportunity to grapple with it right it's an opportunity that will not stay there. we're going to have to take advantage of that rarely quickly. but donald trump is a natural logical response and follow up to the presidency of an african-american person, right? real in a way that is also undeniable, that change that was underway. but now people can feel it, it was in front of their faces, and we are experiencing the backlash. always been backlash should change in america, even though change is america's , and that is what we are grappling with right now, which has played out in policy making in the ability or inability to move some of these things forward. >> what we are grappling with right now, which has it plays out in very l ways because of this backlash. we live in a political economy where notions like being tough on crime has currency. and significant currency. disclosure, i chaired, did senator obama's committee. things that are going on in criminal justice now

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the fact that we have created jobs and our success at waterville valley is undeniable, we bought the country from a california driven company and moved the administrative jobs back to the state. andeveloped restaurants sold a lot of the aspects off and developing a workforce housing project that tomorrow will be closing on to provide closing just quality workforce housing for our employees. we relocated our adaptive program which helps those with disabilities partake and recreation activities on the mountain, used to be run by a vermont group now we have written localized. when it comes to grading jobs, i have created hundreds and our success is undeniable, the only resort on the east coast expanded. newvested $2 million in trails and hiring people to create new trails and put in the list come all new hampshire contractors and workers. the democrats like to play games and talk about anything they can to avoid real issues of what will be important. moving your hand report but our css isn't about -- but our success is undeniable and i am proud of my team. moderator: how would you like

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." >> o'donnell: globally, men's soccer is undeniably more popular and profitable than the women's game. when germany won the world cup in 2014, fifa, the sports international governing body, awarded them $35 million. a year later, when the u.s. women won the cup, the u.s. ccer federation received $2 million. >> big run to the box. >> o'donnell: men also make major league salaries plingg& for brand name club teams. women's pro clubs have struggled income to pay their bills, unlike the men. how are they paid differently? >> there's two different pay structures. the men get paid-- per game. whether they win or lose, they get paid the women were on a salary-based contract. >> o'donnell: it's a pay structure the women themselves wanted and agreed to, in 2005 and again in 2013. a consistent salary of up to $72,000 a year, and bonuses for o they also get health insurance and maternity leave. the men enjoy no guaranteed salary and fewer personal benefits, but they can make as muchs 7,625 dollars a win. we wanted to compare two of the top players.pe solo was paid about $366,000 in in 2014, also

george the fifth, although recognizing as everybody had to do, church hill zeal and energy are being undeniable. he was also influenced by his father's approval and generally in the early years if they thought it would be church hill irresponsible and we would have her here. and those critical view when church hill moved to be first lord off -- i moved here. church hill in that role was in one sense a party politician, in another sense, a very zelous and creativity and engage. the king jorng the fifth was himself, of course, a former naval person. he was of the armed services and he was a starched believer if tradition and precedent. rubbed each other up the wrong way over trivial and sometimes more important. church hill, for example, had the bright idea but not the idea of wanting to name a ship hns whatever cromwell. george the fifth took violent exception to thus commemorating. he then had the idea of hns pit, but george the fifth language to which that and conclude that that wasn't a very good idea, either. i had church driver's license hill write reply, he wrote, rather stiffly after that

undeniably, this is a woman. she does look presidential. what is that mean?here are things here that are undeniably towards her gender. we know both of them well. i don't know if we have added election like this where there is a businessman who has had no experience in politics and then a woman who has had secret service protection for 30 years or something like that you're coming they are are both such iconic figures and i think it has change-- the fact that she is a woman is a huge part of this and undeniable part of the. guest: another thing that is new is that candidates get to talk about the torches and passing to new generations of americans, after barack obama we are going back a generation. guest: that's true. guest: they are both hitting 70 or past 70 and what is obama, 50, 52, 53? guest: yes. guest: this is a new thing for us. host: patch is calling in from new jersey. good afternoon, pat. caller: hello. we have been talking a lot about the first lady's and their with presidents. i'm wondering about the two early in the 19th century after the 12th a

the skis is undeniable. the only resort on the east coast expanding itch just invested two $2 million in new trails, all new hampshire contractors and workers. the democrats like to play games, talk about anything they took avoid the real issues of what is going to be important. moving new hampshire forward out. skiing up deniable. i'm incredibly proud of it and incredibly proud of my team. >> congressman van ostern. >> that race is about how to move our state forward, and there are certainly elements of chris' management at waterville i think would be detrimental to us here in new hampshire. when chris -- when his family purchased waterville ski mountain five years ago, they've lost market care and cot jobs not create them. there are 62 jobs less now. whether it's new hampshire business review or public rayow, you gookle and learn more yourself mitchell concern more is less about the jobs he cut is the fact that it's one thing to have someone who owns a ski rye sort oppose 0 a minimum wage but when you have

the fact we've created jobs is undeniable. we bought the company from a california driven company and moved the administrative jobs in the state. we've developed restaurants, sold a lot of those aspects off. we are developing a workforce housing project that tomorrow we will close on to provide quality workforce housing for employees right in the heart of the valley. relocated our adapter program that helps those with disabilities partaken recreation activities. used to be run by a vermont group. now again with free local ice. when it comes to the valley has created hundreds of jobs. success is undeniable. the only resort on the east coast expanding. i've invested $2 million in new trails hired people who create new trails. on new hampshire contractors and workers. the democrats play games and talk about anything to avoid the real issues. our success i'm incredibly proud of it and my team. >> if you'd like to respond. >> what i think this race is about is how we can move our state forward. there are certainly elements of manag

we saw preparations there hours before he was even in the state there's an undeniable show of force in new york city. new yorkers and tourists alike have noticed. >> i'm concerned, i guess, why. >> i think it's important to be prepared. please, god, they won't have to do anything, but if they do have to do anything, i would like to think there are plenty of them. >> reporter: this is the first time that both the democratic and republican nominees are spending election day in new york city. and they're only two miles away from one another. nypd police chief carlos gomez says he's not taking any chances. >> this is the largest election detail that new york city has ever had. >> reporter: roads around trump tower, the hilton hotel and the gavin center is closed. police are also assigned to every single polling location in new york city, that's including all five boroughs, 1,200 different polling locations, i want to bring in my colleague lauren mak lauren mayk, she's down the street from clinton's polling center. >> they consider that very, very good news, they need a big turnout in phila

populist, protectionist move is there and that is undeniable but i do not think it would crystallizelitical way, the stochastic way to abandon europe. >> he says that if anything, more europe is needed, especially when it comes to defense and security. spoke with the u.s. president-elect donald trump and discuss the possibilities for improving relations according to the kremlin which is both acknowledged that current relations are highly unsatisfactory. russian officials say they agreed on joining efforts to fight terrorism and they discussed the's making in syria. -- he's making in syria. aking in syria. all of this from the cabinet office documents the newspaper -- broughtork, a painting in $54.5 million in subsidies come the start of the week of what are considered bellwether art auctions, sales at sotheby's, christie's more than $1 billion. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. mark: and places flowing in the u.k. in october according to data today but mark carney says the unexpected slowdown d

it will appear about 30% brighter than average, undeniable beauty. >>> china is looking to take the lead in the international fight trump has called it a hoax and said he would cancel u.s. involvement in the land mark paris deal. in antarctica secretary of state john kerry says he will continue his efforts to implement the agreement since president obama leaves us. it is up to the next administration to define itself on the issue. >>> now to a developing story. panic here as gunshots rang out in this albany, new york, mall the mall was placed on lockdown for hours. nobody was hurt. police still have not been able to track down the shooter. at this point, they believe that one or two shots was fired after two men got into an argument and took off. >> scary situation there. >>> like it or not, it is getting colder out there and the winter is just a few weeks away. >> i like the weather the way it is right now. keep it like this. >> straight to spring. >> well, yeah, we'll talk about that later. a little bit of snow won't the snow storm of 2016. he is looking at ahead at this winter. >> the

primary, so loyalty has been a big issue as donald trump picked his cabinet, and rudy guiliani has undeniably been very loyal to trump, and especially in the final days of his campaign. you have seen newt gingrich come out publicly, and mike huckabee apwae come out and say they think rudy guiliani would be a better pick and they are close with trump, and then we saw over the thanksgiving holiday, kellyanne conway tweeting and suggesting that she thought mitt romney because he was not loyal to donald trump, that he might not be a good adviser. >> how about ben carson? at first he didn't want a position and now he's back in the mix for hud secretary. >> that's another one that will be watching. the housing urban and development, we are talking about secretary of state, but he would be in charge of a department of looks at homelessness, and he would be interested in the position because he wants to rebuild the inner cities, and he said he had a lot of patients from that area as well since living there, and he thinks he could be a unique perspective to it. >> are you surprised he first said he di

the fact that we have created jobs is undeniable. coming back from a california driven company as we have realized we have those aspects to have quality housing and have activities to be run used to be run by a vermont group and now are localized i have created hundreds of jobs i just had $10 million to create new trails all new hampshire workers to talk about anything that they can. but the successes undeniable lie in incredibly proud of that. >> response? >> what i think is how we can reverse a four word. certainly there are elements that they think would be detrimental to us in new hampshire. since then they have lost market share lost jobs there are 62 jobs and whether public radio or business review but my concern is the fact if you have a governor as opposed to having a state minimum-wage at all does not help the people of new hampshire. if they want to hold their hours back not give them health care we see that but with a candidate for governor voting to cut off funding for cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of

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because he's undeniable. >> the winner is bill cosby in "i spy." [ cheers and applause ] >> bobby and racially in this country. we need more people in this industry to put forth that message and let it be known that the bigots and the racists, that they don't count. thank you. >> as television changed, it was helping all americans to understand that this is what america looks like. >> frankly, you're not exactly what i expected. >> no? >> no, not from what i read yet. >> did you expect me to be older or younger? >> julia was going to be the first time a black woman starred in her own television show. >> has mr. colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you? >> she was a young black woman who had been educated, raising her son alone. it has a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. ♪ >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in t