faith of the heart. and united paramount networks we've got 50,000 movies in the database. there must be something worth watching. you could always read a book. lieutenant. ensigns. enjoy the show last night? (groans) (chuckles) those wererewo hours of my life i'd rather have back. good morning, sir. g, daniels. i thought this was taylor's shift. i switched with him if that's all right with you. no problem. sir, i noticed we changed course. may i ask why? there's a stellar nursery not far from here. we detected several ships inside. we thought we might go say hello. very good, sir. more orange juice? what have you got? we found one of the ships, sir. put it up. t'pol: it appears to be a transport vessel. hail them. they're responding. can i help y y? my name is archer. i'm captain of the starship enterprise. we are from earth. we thought we'd introduce ourselves. pleased to meet you.u. w? nothing. we're new to this region, and we're eager to make contact with other species. oh. if you don't mind my asking... what bringsyouhere? a job. i'm escorting a group of spiritually mi

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network lieutenant reed, sir. what the hell's going on? we are having a little trouble with the gravity plating on e-deck. i hope it hasn't caused you any inconvenience. oh, no, no, no, not at all. any idea when you might get it back on-line? commander tucker says it shoululbe any minute, sir. ( power resumes ) ( groaning ) thank you. ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no morere? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i can reach any star ? ? i've got faith ? faith of the heart. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks] phlox: not a a ry adventurous breakfast. plomeek broth is a traditional morning meal on vulcan. blueberry panc

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks] tucker: maybe it's just me, but it seems like these vulcan starcharts take all the fun out of it. we're supposed to be explorers, aren't we? that's the general idea. then where's the expxpration and for another... remember that protostar we ran across last week? yeah. i'm not seeing it here. are you saying those vulcan starcharts aren't all that accurate? well, if that's true good luck getting them to admit it. ( laughing ) ( door chimes ) come in. you wanted to see me, captain? at these starcharts.. there's a planet a few light-years off our current heading. i'm familiar with it. well, the data indicates there's a remote outpost right here on the northern hemisphere. p'jem. i take it this... p'jem is under vulcan jurisdiction? it's an ancient spiritual retreat a remote sanctuary for kolinahr and peaceful meditation. kolinahr? s interesting. how do you think they'd feel about a visit? p'p'm is a place of quiet contemplation, captain. i'm not certain we'd be welcome. it's because vulcans think we smell bad, i

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks] i tried some plomeek broth this morning. ...interesting. did you sterilize the sample containers? yes. thanks for choosing me for this mission. you were selected because your specialty is entomology. this planet has a diverse insect population. you'd have better luck wow... worth every light-year. set us down just east of those hills. where no dog has gone before. ( laughs ) oh, i almost forgot what fresh air smells like. the atmosphere contains trace elements of nitrogen dioxide, chloromethane... put that thing away. take a minute to enjoy yourself. occasionally. we're walking on an alien world light-years from earth or vulcan. doesn't that impress you? i've been to 36 minshara-class planets. this experience is only marginally different. tucker: perfect. hold it right there... smile. you have your assignments. we'll rendezvous here at 1900 hours unless the captain wants us to pose for more pictures. archer: i'm afraid my log entry isn't going to do this justice. tucker: a cabin in these woods would be nice. ar

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks ( impersonating brando ): remember that night in the garden? you come down to my dressing room. you said, "kid, this ain't your night. we're going for the price on wilson." you remember that? this ain't your night. my night? i could have taken wilson apart, charlie. so what does he get, huh? what happens? he gets the title shot outdoors in the ball park. a one way ticket to palookaville. you was my brother. you should have looked out for me. you should have took care of me a little bit so i wouldn't have to take them dives for the short end money. you don't understand. i could have had class. i could have been a contender. i could have been somebody instead of a bum, which is what i am let's face it. blowfish: not bad, not bad. you ought to take that on the road. you know what was interesting is that you do a brando circa... 1954. vintage, on the waterfront. exactly. but you, you do a late model brando-- say, 1972? the godfather. either way, we're talking genius here. gether: merry christmas. let me get you a

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company looks like we're going about wawa 4.5. human children have such fertile imaginations. sub-commander. these were sent by my nephew's fourth grade class. i thought the crew might like to see how excited folks back home are about our mission. i'm going to put this one up in sick bay. rendering is crude, yet surprisingly accurate. huh... some of these k ks are pretty talented. which one do you want? this one's nice... or... maybe you want "first contact"? or... archer: for those of you who aren't near a window you might want to find one. there's something pretty amazing off starboard. senior staff please report to the bridge. i've checked the vulcan database, sir. no previous sightings. that means we discovered it. "archer's comet." oser, ensign. aye, sir. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here e ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network morning, everyone. morning, sir. morning, sir. what have we got today? we've detected several phenomenon. a j'ral-class supernova remnant approximately three light-years off our course. that's interesting. what else? a cluster of three neutron stars... very unusual. trip: how about that? three stone-cold stars. pretty exciting, huh? anything else? trip: there is... one other thing might be worth swinging by to take a look. a minshara class planet... on. ( chuckling ) if our scans are right it looks like there's a whole civilization down there. ( group laughter ) you might have put that on the top of the list. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i can

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company ( humming ) good morning, everyone. ( chirping and fluttering noises ) ( continues humming ) ( chirping and fluttering grows louder ) ( chuckles ) be patient. ah-ah-ah-ah! ( bubbling ) ( chuckles ) ah! someone had a busy night. i didn't forget you. now... let's try it without biting my fingers this time, hmm? ( chirping ceases ) it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i can reach any star ? i've got, i've got ? ? i've got faith ? faith of the heart. captioning sponsored by paramount television people are getting jealous. you get more letters from home than anyone on this ship. what's her name? it's nothing like that. they're from dr

see it for ourselves someday. ( qatai humming ) [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company of the end zone-- touchdown! ( laughing ) i'd like to see you make that catch with the gravity plating at earth sea levelel i doubt you could throw the ball ten meters on earth. one more reason not to go. did you find out what was causing that vibration in module two? the cargo handlers at jupiter station-- they didn't balance the load. shaw and i, we, uh... wewerimmed it out. keep an eye on it. ( rumblili ) ck, sir. it's the nausicacas. drop out of warp, charge plasma cannons... ( rumbling ) ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? i is been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i can reach any star ? i've got f

fine. ( shuttlepod approaching in distance ) [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks man: ...by the powers vested in me by this state i now pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. wait a minute. the music. i forgot it in the car. nute. all right. but hurry. this your car? congratulations. so, where's your husband? just a minute, miss. i want to ask you a few questions. about what? about the murder of your father. no! let go of me! t go. oh! all right, kiddo. easy. all units suspect fleeing south on 121. requesting backup. [captioning sponsored by fx networks] ? we never thought of finding ? ? the place where we belong ? ? don't have tototand alone ? sion ? ? to decide what you believe ? ? whoo! ? ? i said jump! ? ?own on jump street ? ? i said jump! ? ? i said jump! ? ? down on jump street ? ? your friends will be there ? ?when your back is ? to the wall ? ? you'll find you need us ? ?'cause there's no one else to call ? s what you need ? ? you better be ready to ? ? be ready to jump! ? @pou were right. what else do you want? you want it in go

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network no sign of borg activity. we made a clean getaway. the sphere? it hasn't shown up on long-range sensors or subspace telemetry. it could be anywhere in the quadrant by now. scan for residual transwarp signatures. understood. why choose this moment to rejoin the collective? maybe she'd been planning it all along. she's had any number of opportunities to leave before now. but never direct access to a borg vessel. "i will betray you." that's what she said two years ago when you disconnected her from the hive. two days ago, she told me most of the debris, but before we vaporize it i'd like to melt down the larger fragments and extract the polytrinic compounds. makes sense. that leaves just one item: seven of nine's alcove. it requires a lot of power-- over 30 megawatts. should i deactivate it? no, leave it alone. janeway: computer, run a transpectral analysis on all subspace fluctuations. (door beeping) yes? a member of the crew has requested an appointment with the captain. i informed her that you were occupied, b

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network d program. unable to comply. holodeck controls are off-line. paris to bridge... bridge, respond. we need to find the manual overrides. there's an access port on the rocket ship. come on. report. we droroed out of warp. we're at a dead stop. cause? unknown. engines are operatioiol. i'm reading gravimetric forces around the ship. they're disrupting our power flow. control systems are going off-line. to communications, deflector, weapons... scan for vessels, tractor beams... anything that might explain what's holding us here. proton! buddy of yours? surprised? you thought i perished in the den of crocodiles. we don't have time for this. i survived... clinging to the thought that i would one day... ( melodramatic groaning ) i believe i have an explanation. sensors show that we've entered a layer of subspace. it's disrupting our warp field. do we have impulse? yes. engage at full. no change in our position. route all available power to the engines. we're not moving. the impulse reactor is running hot. we're heading fo

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network this was their first view of it. sato: if you didn't look too close you'd think it was earth. breaking ground on the town hall. is that captain mitchell? no. i thinkthat'smitchell. are we there yet? three hours, 17 minutes to go, sir. travis has been digging through the archives. crew manifests... survey photos... weekly status reports. i was hoping to find something-- a clue to what happened. you'd be the first. i've been fascinated by terra nova since i was a kid, sir. i always thought lost colonies affected boomers more than anyone else. something about people who choose to live off-world. in about three hours and 17 minutes. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? no one's gonna

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network last night onenterprise: forrest: this gentlemen's some sort of a courier. evidently he was carrying crucial information back to his people. since when do we have vulcan science officers? since we needed their starcharts to get to kronos. eason for being here is not espionage. my superiors simply asked me to assist you. crewman! suliban. you've lost the klingon. your mission is over. i didn't lose the klingon, he was taken and now the conclusion. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i've got faith ?i've got, i've got? ? i've got faith ? faith of the heart. captioning sponsored by paramount television female: you're look

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company echo two is away, sir. a clean launch. it's made contact with echo one. how long before we get subspace on-line? i'd like to send a few test transmissions ibrate amplifiers. an hour. my guess is we have a lot of people on board waiting to call home. ( console beeps ) a vessel is dropping out of warp, captain. 12 kilometers dead ahead. put it up. look familiar? i don't t cognize the configuration. the starship enterprise. what can we do for you? my name is jonathan archer. we're on a mission of exploraraon for the planet earth. hoshi? the channel's open, sir. do you need assistance? if you don't want to talk, that's fine but... you dropped in on us. was it something i said? did you get anything on sensors? no. no... what? no readings at all. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've g

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount networks iok's got half the department standing by. why do we need so much back up? because the last time they almost had him they chased him through six blocks of backyards. i'm a little tired of standing in these bushes. we know the house is empty. the whole e hool knows. empty houses are being robbed. we're staying in the bushes. wouldn't y y rather be working on a real case? this is a real case. twenty houses, three weeks-- $14,000. i'm amazed. who is it? hanson: it's walker stevenson. walker? i like walker. he's in my bio class. i don't remember this being part of the m.o. isn't he suppose to be weariri a black outfit and slithering in through the window? this guy's the worst burglar i've ever seen. he's... drunk. hammered. pickled. to the gills. ( needle scratches across a record ) i don't think this is our man. i don't think this man's a cat burglar. and i don't think the man we're waiting for is going to come by now. yeah. are we blown? we're blown. ioki, we've got an unexpected guest. he's yours. that's too bad. i

[captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network (clicking tongue) phlox: i didn't realize you spoke slug. i wish i did. she doesn't look any better, does she? she? we haven't been able to determine its gender if it has one. i should have left her where i found her. nonsense. we're on a mission of exploration. there's something to be learned from every life-form. i promise to do my best to keep it alive. he's going to make you all better. actually, i was thinking more about my pyrithian bat. he won't eat anything once it's dead. we've routed some more power to sick bay. let me know if it's enough. should do fine. how's sluggo? she's barely moved all day. we've been out here for two weeks and the only first contact we've made is with a dying worm. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to herer ? it's been a long time lly near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where the heart will t

come here. ( chuckling ) ( pantingg) [captioning spspsored by paramount television united paramount network captain's log, supplemental: after two weeks we're close to repairing the varro's warp drive. i'm starting to think they'd rather give up warp travel than accept help from strangersrs. i thought we agreed central control would be off-limits. that technology's classified. we have to reconfigure the assembly ifife're going to finish this job. consider it finished. we've come this far... i've yet to see any results. you might check the antimatter injectors. back on-line. all l u need now is a jolt of antimatter from voyager's engines and you'll be back in business but t need access to your warp assembly. you knkn, i can understand why you're distrustful of other species. frankly, we've had a rough time in the delta quadrant ourselves but our two species have made remarkable progress working together to repair your engines. r opening hails. leles not throw all that away. i'll admit we do share some things in common. we're both on long journeys, looking for allies. in many ways, we're like

paramount. it says something where the united states stand in the world and where we choose to stand and where weraditionally stood. it is something he should be very, very proud of. >> do you believe that there are a real clean energy industry that has the kind of jobs that can rival the old ones that are presumably going to be more dangerous. are there enough jobs in solar appeal to americans? >> fareed, if you look at the numbers, it is very important to recognize that people working in the old fossil fuel industries took those jobs as good paying decent jobs for americans to support their families. as americans it is really important that we understand there was nothing wrong in what they did. they need to be supported. we also have to face facts. there are fewer than 75,000 coal miners of the united states of america, the whole united states of america. just in my home state of california, there is probably 550,000 people working in clean energy, most of those people are working in advance electricity and generation, that's solar or wind or go term mahermal and a them are working in commerci

11, it it has become, i think, even so much more paramount and right before us, but that is the most sacred responsibility of the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, his security of the american people. i think trump talked about a lot of the military and security. i would think that will be a high priority with him. i think he will engage pretty actively with the military. that is certainly the signal he has been sending. ms. davidson: do either of you want to add to that? let me follow up on that. we have had discussion about things like the definition of torture and we have heard before the election that there might be moments when people in the ordersy would refuse they viewed as unlawful. what is your view on that? any experience you might have had thinking about those questions? josh? mr. bolten: i think regardless of who the president is, it is the responsibility of every person in uniform and all of the civilian employees of the federal government who now number combined about 4 million, so it is quite a large number, it is the responsibility of everyone of those people the question and satisfy themselves that t

11, it it has become, i think, even so much more paramount and right before us, but that is the most sacred responsibility of the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, his security of the american people. i think trump talked about a lot of the military and security. i would think that will be a high priority with him. i think he will engage pretty actively with the military. that is certainly the signal he has been sending. ms. davidson: do either of you want to add to that? let me follow up on that. we have had discussion about things like the definition of torture and we have heard before the election that there might be moments when people in the military would refuse orders they viewed as unlawful. what is your view on that? any experience you might have had thinking about those questions? josh? mr. bolten: i think regardless of who the president is, it is the responsibility of every person in uniform and all of the civilian employees of the federal government who now number combined about 4 million, so it is quite a large number, it is the responsibility of everyone of those people the question and satisfy themselve

paramount to opportunities. >> he said in the midst of 2012 in the second run for president just to clarify, i'm the president of the unitedtates, not of black america, in this period which there was disproportionate suffering and impacts of the economic crisis in black communities and again and part of the reason why the tide turned for obama among black voters was that you believe whether or not he made specific promises you can't pinpoint but the idea change doesn't come from washington that comes through washington and yes we can and all that was the idea that the election would result in particular attention paid to the problems and the beauty but for front page when the economic crisis was happening. not only did not that not happen but it's important to point out how the president also while not paying particular attention to the community's policy wise, was also preserving the species are blaming black communities for the problems that existed. what i mean by that is that at a time when the occupied movement is exploding and the entire western world is talking about the economic poverty, the problems of capitalism,

unit. were you, um, locked in dark closets or something as a child? i just don't like closed places. i never have. i don't know why. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and upn captain's starlog, december 27, 2154. we're on course for the berengarius system, a potential site for the f fst in a series of proposed starbases. a vulcan science vessel surveyed the seventh planet over 50 years ago. the file states it's an m-class world with a flourishing ecosystem, no intelligent life. sounds promising. they did report and that is...? a species of flying reptile, some reportedly over 200 meters long. they're also said to breathe fire. there's been lingering questions over the accuracy of this report. i can't wait to find out. ( console beepepg ) there's a ship. it's on an intercept course. i i n't recognize the configuration. doesn't look very friendly. tactical alert. let's see what they want, hoshi. they're responding. captain ararer. and you are? harrad-sar. deactivate your weapononystems immediately, or i'll be forced to open fire. ? it's been a long time ? but my titi is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will t

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united states have to change their approach. >> rose: there are a couple things xi jinping said he had to do was corruption and pollution. >> we could look at the international history. the paramount point of u.s. chinese cooperation right now is in climate and environmental issues. it was interesting that xi jinping publicly said to drawd after the election we don't want you to pull out of this paris climate pack that really matters to us. to the extent there's international hope on climate issues, it depends on the u.s. and china working together. but yes xi jinping came to power knowing there were lots of things chie you know was less successful inside than outside. >> rose: where is he more belligerent. >> when you try to sort of build up domestic support by plexing your external muscles. i think there's a combination of arrogance and insecurity. the arrogance may stem from the recommend informants of the 20078 financial collapse in the united states which made china feel our time has really come. the insecurity is xi jinping's realization of how many things threaten china's future from pollution to a sort of topping off of the economy's growth to the resistance and hostility

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11, it it has become, i think, even so much more paramount and right before us, but that is the most sacred responsibility of the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, his security of the american people. i think trump talked about a lot of the military and security. i would think that will be a high priority with him. i think he will engage pretty actively with the military. that is certainly the signal he has been sending. ms. davidson: do either of you want to add to that? let me follow up on that. we have had discussion about things like the definition of torture and we have heard before the election that there might be moments when people in the military would refuse orders they viewed as unlawful. what is your view on that? any experience you might have had thinking about those questions? josh? mr. bolten: i think regardless of who the president is, it is the responsibility of every person in uniform and all of the civilian employees of the federal government who now number combined about 4 million, so it is quite a large number, it is the responsibility of everyone of those people the question and satisfy themselve

paramount in opportunities missed. >> he said in the midst of 2012 in the second run for president , just to clarify i'm the , president of the unitedtates, not the president of black america. in this period which there was disproportionate suffering and impacts of the economic crisis in black communities and again and part of the reason why the tide turned for obama among black voters was that you at whether or not he made specific promises you can't pinpoint but the idea change doesn't come from washington. it comes through washington. yes we can. all of that. that was the idea that the election would result in particular attention paid to the problems in black communities that were front-page news when the economic crisis was happening. not only did not that not happen but it's important to point out how the president also while not paying particular attention to black communities policywise, was also preserving the species for blaming black communities for the problems that existed. what i mean by that is that at a time when the occupy movement is exploding and the entire western world is talking about the economic inequality th