whatats going on here? who the devil are you? we're from uncle. we have reason to believe you have dr. robert kingsley, dr. kurt erickson, and anne erickson onboard. we'd like to talk to them. i don't carry passengers. then what do you carry that you have to protect with a machinegun? you cocoitted an act of piracy. i have a right to defend my ship against pirates. who are these men, captain? anne erikson? and the only mr. kingsley i k kw of is an english lyric poet long since dead. then why are you on this ship? the only fact worth a penny-worth of cold gin is you're aboard my ship unlawfully, uncle or no uncle. you are from uncle? uncle, and so was kingsley. don't believe you. i don't either, fraulein. a couple of born liars if i ever saw them. now, don't you worry your pretty little head. why don't you pop off and play some shuffleboard or something? fafaer, i have to... later, dear, later. later! please come, please. thrush central to hong kong. robert kingsley and dr. erikson are safely on their way to operational headquarters himalayas, due

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everybody just kind of kept each other focused on whatat the game plan early, which we thought we had to do in the first quarter, gratifying win. >> coming up, coach doran is going to break down the victory with tar heels. and visit with tight end cole cook. and a group of people that are football. . >> tackle no. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] [cloud careering] . >>> meeting between nc state and north carolina. victory. 28-21. dave doran coming into that ballgame, north carolina outscored its opponents 62-7 in the first quarter. offensive coordinator pulled out all the stops. mclendon was in the game early. was there a feeling this game could be won or loss in the first quarter just because of the trend. >> they were obviously strong, have those kind of senior day and have a big crowd. all those things with it. start fast and put ourselves in a position. they were not a rushing defense, so we thought if we got a lead, we could be physical. we felt like we had a great game plan, the guys were excited bto about playing it. >> mike tyson said everybody punched not mouth. you said

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corey kluber is going to do it for us and whatat the rest of t pitching staff, andrew miller and their awesome. francisco lindor is going to have a walkoff aced it to win the game. >> you got it all planned out. >> yes. jim thome will throw out the first pitch tonight.. there is a mystery as to who will be singing the national anthem,t mlb and the engines are not yet announced it will save the national anthem,m, they're talking about wild thing being here. should be a big night and we ar excited to see how this works outre ae . will be talking to jim thome coming up a little later on, thank you so much at right,th t game seven, corey kluber and arrested bullpen in home game, we are all said. it was a great night last night about 70 degrees and probably going to have another good forecast tonight? >> that is the question. it is hearing about a bit of rainfall ?ater on >> is going to start off perfect in the 70s with partly to mostly cloudy sky after 10:00 p.m., cannot rule outit a outlier. but no heavy showers. 80 degrees, hopkins 77. and we had a record today at hopkins.. the heat is o

peaceful transition, melinda, i have been wondering about the following, and none of us really know whatat'sut to happen. democrats always the ones who give in to a peaceful transition, just like in 2000? hillllary still won the popular vote,, you know? he does not have a popular majority, and yet no one is raising any questions about how someone whom every serious political leader has said is not qualified by either knowledge, toiosity, or character aspire to this kind of an office, and everybody's, the democrats are all saying, well, let's not rile up the country, just like gore did in 2000, and i wonder. melinda: i want to bring us back to trump and europe. all of you are making some pretty dire statements in regard to trump and his potential to stir things up. andreas kluth, do you see him as someone who single-handedly could deconstruct american democracy? because of course that is very relevant to america's friends and allies. andreas: there are sort of two aspects to him now that he's in office. one, domestically, in america, are the checks and balances, is the constitution of hamilto

, but parties have gone through unrest and civil war and they regroup and they rebuild and that's whatat we'll have to do. continue a and ben thanks for joining us tonight and tomorrow is a new day for america either way. thank you both. > let's talk about the weatherh today because it was perfect for voting. let's check in with sue palka and find out what we can expect as we role into these lastese evening hours. we're in great shape, theape, weather is really cooperating has been terrific.fic. if we do change things up as early as tomorrow morning. for tonight the clouds willll begin to build and thicken. it won'ting as chilly as ay as result of that. we should only drop to about 52 as opposed to so much cooler with a the look of placesaces getting down to 32-degrees. form some showers around for the morning commute.mmut we only get up to about 6 #out degrees and the rain will be steadier in the morning, more a tenth an inch or so and that's too bad because we have beene very dry this autumn we're aboue four and a half inches blows where we should be. we brighten things up again on thu

this is whatat we always wanted. there is not one kid, not one moment, when we grew up, nobody said gave three or gave five, this is what we want.n want to finish earlier, but, this is a dream come true . he said, two years ago he had a dream that he was a member of the indians, and the world series, and winning the world series. depends on how efficient his innings, we brought him in game earlier this year that we would maybe have them go one on the third but after eight and is kind of silly to take them out, plus, it's not like he has to pitch tomorrow. this is a two-part question, not talked about the outcome of the game, but during the game, do you enjoy the gameal ?me >> yes. in chicago, i had some anxiety because there was so much going on it was a national game and we were running out of players, i would say, i went to the dugout about 45 minutesto before th game, from that point.on,fo i felt liking, i love it. desert inn kind of take their cue from you?? i think that the whole staff, i think that we over to t

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>> plus, this is whatat first energy stadium looks like a kickoff.t howard howard are all those downtown?? >> and the scars and gripes after one college decided to move>> the american flag from campus. see howow veterans are trying to remind students who and what it stands for.mi >> saying goodbye to some sunshine. however, we areby talking about milder temperatures as we enter the work week. a deadly shooting in clevelandl good evening and welcome to fox 8 news at six. i'm bill sheil. >> on jennifer jordan. theni city is set to surpass lat year's number of homicides before the year's end. this is the third year in a row where the city has averaged more than 100 homicides. the latest will force a little girlor to grow up without her d. friends and family gathered to t say goodbye, with balloons and candles in southeast cleveland. for a manme family asked to use- who was shot and killed saturday. >> it saddens me because we think guns are the answer. i >> milton bradford is the pastor of good hope baptist church. he along with members of hisof congregation say they are not sure how the ci

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whatat we've got to do right now is we don't have energy to waste on that. what we have is we've got t line up our fights, where it is that we're willing to say we'e' with you and we'll help you and we'll put wind in your sails president-elect trump and where it is that we say o o bigotry, o prejudice, on turning loose wall stet, , on saddling our kids with too much debt on student loans, on canlingng health insurance, whe we sasay, no, we'll fight you every step of e way. you start every fight by being clear so that the people on the other side understand these are the places i'll help you, these are the places i will do everything i canoo block you. we need t be clear on thats democrats, we need t be clear on that as progressives. we need to be clear on that as americans. to donald trump tonight and tomorrow and a whole lot of days into the fututu. >> senator elizazabeth warren of massachusetts, thank you. you're the only person i chase around the country. you ly let me knoww i can interview the day of. then i'm constantly buying toothpaste at an airport a

there is a lot of fear around the country, and a lot of devastation n that when i i wroa piece about whatat got right, which is that the democratic party has taken a black voters for granted -- what i have said is black voters, since we got the right to vote had to be one-issue voters, and that was protecting basic citizenship rights. -- wek that is the fear will see a further erosion of that, and we might be entering the second midyear. --: what you mean question what do you mean? ms. hannah-jones: we have seen affirmative action on its dying rights, attacks on the voting redistricting, even in states where democrats are getting the popular vote, they cannot win. in houses of congress, we have seen the resegregation of american schoolsls, and now we e a supreme court that will solidify that retrenchment of rights. it is scary for a lot of people. we have not talked a lot about foreign policy, that i will suggest that if you look at the history of the country when we have moved into , thatening for an policy is a moment where civil rights, civil liberties become even more assaulted, and don

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it is being used as a particular kind of language, but i think advances whatat is an established cold war narrative. in the 1970's something is starting to break apart with that. what i want to do is create a kind of space to see this as something that may be connected to the cold war, but it is not driven and defined by the cold war. something new that is opening up in this 1970's period. so i agree with you, but it does not preclude thinking about a later period as some kind of break or rupture. >> thanks. i am from the university of connecticut. we have had conversations like this before. thinking about some of the literature that is coming out i , am wondering if the 1970's is interregnum. of gay examples you cite and lesbian rights movements and indigenous rights movement and much of the activism seems to take place in the late 1970's. in the early 1980's is focused on commercial and economic rights. littleput the script a and ask why it is that mobilization and movement politics -- in some way, the politics of mobilization emanating from the united states and western europe focu

you're all proud-- we're the leader in the world in the gap between what we pay our top executives and whatat the average worker i in that company that the execututie is leadining gets. in other places, the numbers are like 30, 40 times. in our country, it's 300 or 400 times. the big people at the top took the advantage of the lower taxes they had to pay to make themselves stupefyingly rich, which in a free enterprise they're free to do. the notion that if you do something good for a corporation, they will in some sense pay you back is childish. that's not what they do. that's not what they're hired to do. in this system, they always try to pay fewer taxes. they always try to find the most profitable thing they can do with their money. what that does for the rest of us, who knows? but there's no control here. it's also like allowing a company to go and close a factory in cincinnati and open it in shanghai. the justification of the logic of the way our culture works is, "well, we will all benefit because the prices that they will charge for the things they make over there will be less than wha