- roger: don't turn around! - riggs: we're better than him! - roger: don't turn! - riggs: we're better than him! - roge don't turn! - riggs: we're better than him! - roger: don't turn! don't turn! don't turn! - riggs: he's turning. - roger: ohhhhh! - [tires screeching] - [gunshots firing] - riggs: i was wrong! i was wrong! get down! keep down! keep down! - [gunshots firing] - [metal clanking] - they just bounce right off him! - i...i saw it! we're in trouble, man! - i'll draw his fire! you run for cover! - hey, no, no. i'll draw his fire, you run for cover! - what? are you outta yo mind? you've got a wife, kids! i got a lot less to lose! - [gunshots firing] - what? hey, hey, hey, riggs-- - go! get going, rog! get outta here! - hold on, riggs, i wasn't supposed to tell you this, but lorna's pregnant! you're gonna be a father! - you're gonna be a father! riggs-- - [gunshots firing] - she was afraid to tell you. she was afraid you'd get angry. you guys never talked about children? - [sirens wailing] - a baby? - [tires screeching] - he's crazy! get out! - [sirens wail

(sneeze) roger, roger, oh, roger, roger, are you all right? wilbur, wilbur, come quickly. roger's been hurt. oh, roger, roger. oh, my ankle. roger, let me help you. oh. he's hurt his ankle. we'll have to try and carry him to the car. it's too far to do it alone. i better get ed to help. ed? oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. wait a minute, wilbur. you'd better not call the horse. mother, i might as well confess. the horse is the cause of your allergy. well, i don't care. i don't care about my allergy. all i want to do is to get you safely home. mother, dear, you're really worried about me. i am. i really am, roger. when you hurt yourself, i suddenly realized how much you mean to kay and to me. mother, dear. roger. what can i do to make this up to you? it's simple. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get

it has to do with roger marrying your sister. well, i mean, she's not your ordinary, everyday genie. major healey is over 21. y-- and your sister? she is over 2,021. oh! we must not interfere with their lives. but she tricked him somehow. she merely made him fall in love with her like any woman makes any man fall in love. [sighs] [crying] but when i tried it on you, it did not work. oh, now, come on, now. now, stop that. now, don't you start crying. i really can't take that. you-- [magic boings] i-- i'd like to explain. go away, master. i do not wish to discuss this. [sobs] [magic boings] you see... roger, please. listen to me before it's too late. there's nothing more to say. now, either you wanna be my best man or you don't. well, of course i want to be your best man, but i want you to be sure you're doing the right thing. will you stop worrying? i've never been more sure of anything in my whole life. well, have you talked to your mother? yeah. yeah, well, what'd you tell her? well, when i told her that, uh, jeannie's family wa

roger. major healey! roger. oh, major healey. roger. roger. roger, are you all right? who are you? uh... [chuckles] oh! oh, g-get dr. bellows back. blink now and get him back. d-dr. bellows? what happened? what happ-- oh, y-you came to the testing chamber, and you were trying to show me some statues-- i can't go into it, jeannie. just blink him back. man on radio: and there it goes. it's a beautiful launch. it's going way up. and it's up in the blue, and it looks like a perfect shot. s success this afternoon, so was the strange sea rescue out in the pacific today. [ ] although the explanation is still forthcoming, dr. alfred bellows of the national aerospace administration was plucked safely from somewhere in the middle of the pacific ocean today. how did he get there? nobody seems to know, not even dr. bellows who is still in somewhat of a state of shock. however, he is expected to recover quickly, and perhaps the mystery will be cleared up then. are you sure you're all right, roge? [mumbles] you mean the loss of memory? well, that was just a temporary thing. yeah. well, dr. bello

roger, kay, now look. i admit i was annoyed about the newspaper, but i would never rat on a little child like that. -roger, you know that... -(door slams) honey, they think that i would... honey. surely, you don't think that i'm... i'm innocent! i'm innocent now! this is a miscarriage of justice! pssst. uh... pssst. wilbur, i know you're innocent. why would mr. hunt say that i turned joey in? maybe because i used your name. i wouldn't turn... you? (sobbing) yeah, yeah. oh, wilbur, i... i did a terrible thing, and i'm sorry. you should be. why did you do it, ed? how do i know? i'm only a horse. (sobbing) your handkerchief? all right, all right. get my nose. okay, ed, now, you know what you're supposed to do. after all the trouble i caused, you think i'd let joey down? yeah, well, do you remember what time i want you to telephone me? relax, will you, wilbur? i already set my watch. i've got, uh, 1:15. hunt: sorry, mr. post, but taking joey back is just out of the question. too many people have been complaini

that's roger. "fame, when abused, can turn a sweet, lovable architect "into an overbearing, "self-centered, "conceited fool, and ruin a happy marriage." [sniffling] ed, i think i got the message. oh, cheer up, carol, and try to have some breakfast. i'm not even hungry. that wilbur, if he were smaller, i'd punch him right in the nose. good morning, everybody. ah. aren't you glad that awful party is all over, and we don't have to be nice to those pretentious phonies anymore? you know, they all thought i was taking myself seriously. when all that time i was just... just... just a big, darn fool. i hope you'll all forgive me. welcome home, neighbor. nice to have you back, wilbur. oh, wilbur! there we are. see how this sounds, ed. [clearing throat] "dear mr. boyd, "enclosed please find your check for $2,500. "i am unable, at this time, to write a book. my architectural work keeps me too busy. yours truly." what are you doing? you'd better let me write that letter for you. why? it needs style. i want him

[laughs] roger! roger! in here. get out of there and give me a hand here. are you kidding? it's the only dry place in here. help me set it up, will you? pull it around. use this rope. oh, that's a good idea. throw it over there. throw it on top of that limb. you catch it. i'll tie the top of this to it. and you can pull it up. throw it over here. come on. i'm ready. throw it. okay! okay, i got it. i got it. okay? [mod music playing] okay, roge, let it go. okay. wait, wait. can you hear me? [yells] i'm pulling, i'm pulling. i got it. what--? what are you--? what are you doing? roger! i'm trying to fix the tent, and you're fooling around. hold it, roge! oh, oh, young lady. i-i don't-- well, i used to do the twist. oh, i-- oh, oh, oh! well, i-- [thunder crashing] when i think of all those beautiful women back in my apartment, then i think of dr. bellows, i could kill-- no, i think i'll just cry instead. they must be having a ball back there. why don't we go home. why don't we go home! what are you--? do you know what you're doing, anyway? don't you remember our survival course

roger addison, your host. uh, boy. would you take a picture of me with this distinguished gentleman? -a picture? -yes, you see, i'm just getting into politics. there seems to be a popular demand to make me mayor. i doubt it. i'm the mayor. can't blame him much. he's upset about losing his job. excuse me. how do you do? i'm here to vote. my name is wilbur post-- p-o-s-t. post. mm, what a handsome man. sure wish i weren't married. right in there, mr. post. thank you, ma'am. and this isn't even my district. how do you do? (whispering) ed, get back! i want to vote. ed, don't be silly. i want to vote. listen, ed, please. let's compromise, wilbur. that would be illegal. ever hear of a split ticket? ed, for the last time... please, wilbur, let me vote on one proposition. okay. vote "yes" or "no" on this one. "whereas, the city water supply has been proven inadequate "to supply the constituency from its normal sources "as provided in article 4, section 3 "of the amended charter of 1938, "it is hereby proposed the influx be div

[banging] roger, what are you doing? are you gonna eat that thing or are you gonna beat it to death? i'm trying to get it open. i wonder how many hawaiians starved to death waiting for their breakfast. well, it says in this book that king kamehameha could open a coconut with just two fingers. two fingers? oh, you can't believe everything you read. he must have been a very powerful man. oh, yeah. he was a great man. "kamehameha nui was the most--" i thought we were talking about king kamehameha. oh, yeah. well, uh, nui means "the great" in hawaiian. it says here, "over 200 years ago, "he defended these islands against the invaders and drove them over the pali." i sure would have liked to have met him. i did say i wish i could have met him, didn't i? yes, master. kamehameha. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your fi

but roger, i thought you didn't like animals. i don't, but i adore money. and this little beauty is my passport to social security. addison says she's won her first race already, and there's no telling how far she'll go. roger, if you're stuck for a place to keep lady linda, she's welcome to stay with ed tonight. you must be joking. i wouldn't let this pedigreed thoroughbred stay one minute with that broken-down old plug of yours. (ed's ears chime) now, wait a minute, rog. ed is not an old plug. his folks may have been poor, but they were honest. well, thanks for your offer, but i don't think lady linda cares to go slumming with that fat saddle-tramp. as a matter of fact, i'm entering her in a big race at santa anita this saturday, and that is where she will be courted. -this saturday? -oh, honey, we've got to go. -do you really believe that? -yes, i really believe that. after all, this is america, where every horse has the same opportunity to reach the top, "doesn't care to go slumming," huh? calling me a plug. ha! i should've said, "you can use a plug to

hey, wait a minute, roger. maybe this pamphlet has some construction details that will tell us the easiest way to get in. here. it says the, uh... "the moon safe is completely resistant to extremes of temperature and pressure." "a--" "a unique--" "a unique feature of the moon safe is the explosive device built into the walls." you hear that? yeah. "should anyone dial incorrect numbers or attempt to break in, the explosive will be detonated, destroying the safe and the contents." here goes. no! watch it. [mutters] what's the matter? what's the matter? you would have blown up the safe with jeannie in it. roger: what do you mean? what is happening, master? when are you going to start hammering? uh, we're not gonna be able to break in, jeannie. the-- the safe will explode. [shrieks] jeannie: what are you going to do? then how will you get me out of here? that's a good question. we're gonna have to get professional advice. yeah, professional advice. hey, why don't we get a locksmith? we'll get a locksmith. a locksmi

- ensign roger whitfield the third? - yes, sir. - is this the son of roger whitfield the second, my old boss? - well, that's what he told me to tell you, sir. - don't stand there like a ninny! you bring that boy in here. you bring him in here right away! my goodness, that's my boss's son. i want my job back after this war, you know. - oh, yeah, yeah. - don't just stand there, mchale! tidy up! tidy up! help me with my coat. you standing around, nobody does anything to help me. it's--i tell you, it's-- will you get this thing off of me, you lump! every time you get near me. put that down! oh! i don't have time for this brat to show up... i...ooh! hello, roger boy. so nice to see you, boy. how are you? - it's a small war, isn't it? whoever thought i'd bump into you way out here. - huh, bingy? - bingy. yeah. that's what they used to call me at the yacht club. - oh? - yeah, bingy. good-bye, boys, good-bye. nice of you to drop in. - what's the rush, bingy? aren't you going to introduce us? - oh, you wanna... he wants to... uh

what did roger say about your staying with them? roger, who knows? he's so difficult to understand when he's crying. well, you know, it's hard to tell how long it might take. oh, i know you can do it. get in there, keep slugging, keep pitching, you'll be great. attaboy. don't forget, call me. [bowling pins clattering] uh-uh, temper, temper. oh, sabrina, you doll, you. 1,100 pounds of loveliness, and it's all mine. what are you doing? just locking up your carrots. from now on, you are on straight hay. hay? that's for horses. what do you think you are? a songwriter who earned those carrots. when you write a song about the blues, you'll get your carrots back. so, you wanna make me miserable, huh? yeah, the best songwriters are the hungry ones. i see you've never met fats domino. he was skinny till he made it. s.p.c.a., please. oh, no, you don't. you start writing the blues. i warn you, we songwriters have a strong union. start writing. there'll be a picket line. start writing. i'll sue you for every carrot you've got. ed, i don't like to make you misera

tell you what i'll do, roger. i'll go and take a look at this wrestler for you and give you my opinion. he's working out at mcleary's gym. we could drive down there right now. -i better go up and get changed. -good. oh, let's just hope that this tiger doesn't turn out to be a pussycat. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, for a free quote, call liberty mutual at switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509 call today at see car insurance in a whole new light. oh, tiger. tiger. yes, mr. harris. and said he's coming down to look you over. start warming up wit

it's probably roger. roger: i'll fight you for her. huh? i just heard you have a date with the girl i'm going to marry. keep your voice down. you steal the most beautiful woman in the world away from me? you want me to keep my voice down? easy. well, gee, i have a mind to tell her the whole truth, that would fix you. that would fix everybody. good evening, major healey. oh, hi, jeannie. you forgot this, master. oh, thank you, jeannie. i wish you were not going to have such a terrible time. terrible time? oh, with the party? yes. yeah, well, i wish i were going to the dentist. roger, let's go. we'll see you later. bye. bye. boy, you really got her eating out of your hands. tony: yeah, but i have to keep counting my fingers. come on. [growls] are you sure he's cute, sam? bootsie, how many times do i have to tell you, honey? he's adorable. he's divine, and he's all man. ooh. that's the way i like 'em. bootsie: you got me all excited, sam. i can hardly wait to meet him. sam: and he's on his way up. oh, he's here! hello, there. i've been waiting

i feel that deep down inside, roger addison does not dislike you. wilbur, once and for all i demand you sell that old plug. happy birthday, roge! thank you. this skid row animal of yours sneaked into my backyard last night and chewed some of the apples off my tree. many happy returns. thank you. now, wilbur, there is a limit to how much even i can stand. you know, you don't look a day older than... who's asking you? roge, it is not fair of you to burst in here and accuse ed of eating your apples. what proof do you have? proof? i don't need any proof. i can tell by the guilty look on his face. (ed hiccups) ah, there's my proof. every time he eats my apples he gets the hiccups. now, wilbur, i think even you will admit i have been very patient with this gluttonous old nanny goat. now, roge, please, no name-calling. i mean, just because ed hiccuped, that doesn't mean he ate your apples. you can't convict a horse on circumstantial evidence. i saw his hoof prints in my yard. well, it's not funny to me. you better tie that nag up at night. if he comes snea

roger? roger, is this you? roge? speak to me, will ya? major nelson. yes? who are you talking to? uh, oh, no-- no one, sir. no one. nothing. um... you were talking to this brick. that'd be ridiculous, sir. oh, would it? it's just a normal, everyday, run-of-the-mill brick. it's-- what happened to major healey? major who? oh, major healey. i'll see you both in my office in 10 minutes. dr. bellows? uh, yes? may i have my brick? oh, yes. here we are. [yells] there's no need to get so excited. after all, it's only a brick, major, you said so yourself. uh, yes, sir. yes, sir. but i need it as a paperweight for all the paper because of the wind and the window. [chuckling] you know. no, i don't know. but i will, major. i will. all right, jeannie, now that is enough. i want roger back in his original form. you sure are cute, roge. jeannie, i want him back the way he was a few minutes ago. [yawning] oh, hi, tony, what happened? you were a baby. i mean recently. a what? would you get down, please? i'm sorry. i'm sorry. yeah-- turned me into a brick? that's right. and i've had it, man. look a

oh, admiral rogers. uh--i was just questioning a prisoner, sir. - transfer could be your big chance, so don't get bogged down in a lot of red tape. we need you here immediately. - yes, sir. thank you. i say i'll be there immediately. how am going to leave with all that equipment missing? - what could've happened to it, though? - i'll tell you what happened to it. i'll tell in one awful, sickening, horrible word what happened to it--mchale! $157,000 worth of shortages, mchale--now you come clean. where are they? - oh, well--i--i haven't got it. besides, why blame us? maybe you mislaid the stuff. - mislaid it, mislaid a bulldozer? where would i put a thing like that--in the filing cabinet? - filing cabinet, sir? - yes, in the filing--oh, the filing cabinet is gone, too! now, you've gone too far, mchale. you know i am personally responsible for every item on that inventory. - well, i know that, sir. you can't be transferred till everything's accounted for. - exactly. now, for once, we're all on the same sid

for roger to remember the life of roger perez baroto. he was 43 years old when he was struck and killed. the ride will begin around 10:30 this morning. that is when riders will begin meeting. they'll go past rodgers home in tampa and will go past lou's car care. that is where roger worked and they will go past this spot where he was hit and killed on the howard frankland bridge earlier this month. that all happene february 15th, early in the morning, when roger had stopped to help some motorists around 2:30. investigators say he was outside of his tow truck in the emergency lane when he was hit. we spoke with his sister, who was absolutely devastated just >> he was a very kind, humble, genuine man, she hard working, very family man. just like what he was doing that night. the kind of man that, you know, goes out of his way to help someone else. you know? that was him. very loving, humble and ge. >> the organizers of this ride will be bringing awareness to the move over law and the importance. we know roger was in the emergency lane when

roger! he's my friend, and a friend doesn't turn his back on another friend when he needs a good hit in the head. what would you hit him with? in my car, i've got a crowbar. a hammer? a rock? well, i can't hit him with a marshmallow. maybe an umbrella would work. (door opening upstairs) uh, mr. rabinski, what do you think of shostakovich and stravinsky as exponents of modern music? well, uh, now, that's a very difficult question. what do you think? why don't you take this to the concert with you? no, thanks. i always conduct with a baton. (sighs) ah, ed, it's gonna be all right now. everything's going to be fine, but i have to use this, so just close your eyes, huh? look, stranger, why should i close my eyes? i don't even trust you when they're open. i'm not gonna hurt you. i just have to give you a little rap on the head with this. ed, i'm doing it for your own good. ed, listen to me. this is going to hurt me a lot more than it hurts you. ed: okay, then hit yourself on the head! ed, listen

roger: directo a la parrilla 2 3 o minutos de cada lado. rogger: cuando se encoge en este caso es cuando ya estÁ listo. en otro recipiente mantequilla batida polvo de chile y limÓn, lo mezclamos todo y agregamos la mantequilla el camarÓn. >> esta mantequilla mientras se derrite sobre el camarÓn se estÁ haciendo una mantequilla afrodisÍacas, porque se estÁ incorporando los jugos naturales del camarÓn. roger: el prÓximo plato es inmune con salsa pesto y aceite de almendra. >> los ingredientes que tienen la almendra son afrodisÍacos, pero no sÓlo eso, el aroma de la nuez altera las mujeres. >> y lo mejor de todos, lo fÁcil que es de hacer aceite, ajo molido en un sartÉn y el linguini con aceite, pimienta y sal. >> no pueden comprar hecho, sino albahaca ajo sal y aceite. >> todas las especies en general son afrodisÍacas. todo lo que despertÉ los sentidos es afrodisÍaco. roger: ahora, un poquito de vino blanco y almendras molidas. >> eso es todo. entonces, dejamos que los sabores se incorporen de 2 a 3 minutos y se termina con qu

where's roger? roger. yeah. i forgot major healey! [yelps] major healey! roger? roger: oh, is that you, tony? hey, that haji isn't such a bad guy after all. i asked him for sally's phone number, and look what he gave me. mm. oh. mm. mm. oh, hi, jeannie. would you like a marshmallow? [ ] green acres is the place to be farm livin' is the life for me land spreadin' out so far and wide keep manhattan, just give me that countryside

a black ribbon saying remembering the life of roger posted here. he is obviously in the thoiths and prayers of many -- thoughts and prayers of many here in the family bray. >> you know the move over law was so important to many of the tow truck drivers who advocated for it. this is obviously near and dear to them. mary mcguire. live in town 'n' country. thank you. >>> yankees, the phillies, tigers and blue jays all call today is the opening for the phillies who call clear water home. today is a ceremonial game. they're playing the spartans at bright house field and the official spring training game is against the bluejays it leaves millions of dollars to the local economy and you can find a team by team look at american league east in our web page, wfla.com. >>> this morning, we're learning that denver broncos quarterback peyton manning will reportedly retire. according to the denver post, manning will make his announcement by the end of next week. manning goes out on top, winning his 2nd super bowl title and holding several nfl records including m

roger. roger. he's gotta be going crazy. roger. i gotta find roger. [giggles] there you are, love bug. oh, yeah. good one. [giggles] bellows: this is the most miraculous thing i've ever seen. oh. if this is a joke of some kind... general. well-- i'll go down in history. ask him to write something. yes, sir. oh, sam. uh, uh-- this is general wisten. he would, uh, like to see you write something. now, it doesn't have to be anything fancy. four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. you really believe this. oh, you'll see it for yourself, general. now...here we are. "the gettysburg address." written... by a monkey. you almost had it right, doctor. it was dictated by a monkey. psychiatrists! [door slams] where did i go wrong? [men chattering indistinctly] this is control to orbiter 5. control to orbiter 5. can you hear me, sam? tony: good. you're doing fine. just-- just relax. i want you to press the green button, sam. the gre

owner david roberts made a deal with rogers, and 2501 main street became just what the recipe needed. "it was just gut wrenching to hear him and to listen about the experience. it was fantastic that i could set them up here so they could get back on their feet."despite having every tool imagineable to create the delicious treats they're known for, rogers says it's now time to find a permanent home."the money's dropped so much because of not having the retail part of it. we're talking with david right now about opening retail and going back and forth on location, back and forth to here. so it's helping, the kitchen helps us a lot."just like baking a cake, rogers knows the steps and the finished product will take time -- but 3 will be well worth the wait. 3 rogers hopes to have a permanent location picked out by march.chat 3 the october flood had a huge impact on small businesses- the city's effort to alleviate the financial burden.w-l-t-x is your official grammy's station- what you can expect during tonight's biggest night of music. 3 plus, a big night for the gamecock women-alyssa lan

how about a gentleman who was at super more number one roger brown important that story coming up plus a local sailor is in a nurse at the hampton veterans affairs hospital is headed to prison he is convicted of sexually assaulting a patient the verdict for fifty two year old juan lopez came down today in federal court according to court records lopez was treating a woman and twenty fourteen pp drugged her with morphine then assaulted her. lopez could face life in prison when he's sentenced in may can that be tried twice for the same crime. well if the levy may be petty officer austin grinning already did this time after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in civilian court our baby was to put on trial again this time for murder by cutting was the only local tv reporter to attend today's article thirty two preliminary hearing through this and i think the navy is wrong with what to do it to this young man you believe justice has already been served in this case yes sir. operations specialist third class austin greening could go on trial for murdering his best friend and uss cart

roger thinks i took the apples, and you know you did. i wouldn't blame you if you never spoke to that man again. all right, ed, let's have the truth. well, uh, uh, eh-- well? don't rush me. it isn't easy to make up the truth. carol: wilbur! uh-oh. roger must have told her. now, i'm going to get chewed out for something you chewed up. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claim centers are available to assist you 24/7. for a free quote, call liberty mutual at switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509 call today at see car insurance in a whole new light. i'm bill hodges. oh, h

roger, where did you get those people anyway, huh? i don't understand why you should ever-- the president prefers roquefort. i'm terribly sorry about the-- tony: i-- uh, sir, please, uh... can't i even mash the potatoes? now, remember our deal. you will not do anything all evening, and i will have a chariot race with you tomorrow. i can't wait. the last race i had was with ben-hur. who won? it's not who won. it's how you play the game. hi, uh, h--? how's everything coming, huh? oh, wonderfully, master. there, the potatoes are finished. the dessert is made. i will now just finish the garlic bread, and i will put the lamb in just before the president arrives. zachary taylor. what about him? oh, you will not have to worry about harold. oh, all right. now, i'm gonna go and take a shower and change clothes, huh? i wish i could stay and watch. bite your tongue. yes, master. it was just an expression. just think, the president here for dinner. even your father will be impressed by that. except i have nothing to do with it. i mean, you're sup

roger: i'll tell you what. why don't we tiptoe out on the patio, and we'll get a little suntan out there. i don't want a suntan, major. look, do you happen to know where major nelson left that decompression chart? i-- oh, oh. it's-- it's upstairs in the study. why don't we go up to the study? it's probably there. we'll just tiptoe up there. oh, very well. very nicely, watch out for the crystal. watch it, watch it, watch it. watch it. watch it, now. that's it. easy does it. up to the study we go. watch out. [ ] [growling] [ ] [growling] [growling] [growling] ahh! [ ] [ringing] well, um, uh, shouldn't we answer it? it might be important. it's probably the wrong number. oh! i'll get it, sir. [chuckles] ah. hello. hello, major healey. oh, boy. am i glad to hear from you. i am having such fun shopping that i have decided to spend the whole afternoon at the market. well, uh, i wouldn't do that if i were you. jeannie: oh, i am sure major nelson would not mind. may i speak with him, please? well, uh, he can't reach the

but to think just a couple of days ago roger couldn't stand mr. ed. that's one thing you can count on my husband, give him something for nothing and you touch that soft spot in his wallet. (both laughing) well, now that the fashion show is over i think i better go get the suitcases. okay, see you in a minute. okay. ed, we're ready to go. what's wrong, wilbur? we can't keep that boat waiting. he's just acting stubborn. come on, rog, push. i am pushing. what's the matter with him? we'll never get to catalina at this rate. roger, you should never mention the word catalina. wilbur, i... i don't understand. you know how important this trip is to me. to us. and if we get to catalina without this horse thorndyke isn't going to be very friendly. now please do something, will you? ed, i'm ashamed of you. when noah was putting all those animals in the ark, where do you think you'd be today if one of the horses refused to go? not on that boat to catalina, i'll tell you that. wilbur, i can't understand why mister ed is acting this way. he isn't sick is he? no. he

karen rogers what are roads looking like this morning? >> unlike the past few commutes we have no weather related problems so that's good news. looking live at i-95 at allegheny you might want to watch for a slick spot or two. we had people reporting on twitter up in the northwest and the driveways a little bit of an issue. here we're looking southbound heading towards center city. everybody is doing just fine right now and the overnight construction near the betsy ross bridge has cleared. we do have an issue here way tree that came down and brought down wires with it in those 50 miles an hour wind gusts we had yesterday. this is river road in tinicum township and it's shut down at this point at smith town road so if you're in this area stick to mount airy road as your alternate for that one. burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go up at about 6:10 for a northbound ship. stick to the turnpike connector instead. so watch for the burlington bristol to n mount laurel burlington county this is our serious accident of the morning. we're hear

and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. textbook. executed perfectly by fowler >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste management phoenix open to go along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the green. downhill, very quick. just needs to be careful. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored all three years. that's what got him into a playoff. and here's the birdie that could end it. >> it would be a crushing defeat >> two up with two holes to go. >> they're going to go back to 18. fowler survives it. clutch by him for the tap-in par, and matsuyama unable to convert the potential birdie winner. back to the tee at 18, they go as we play out in scottsdale. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk

roger. roger, we have got to take carol with us. the poor kid is coughing her head off. and the doctor says that it's going to get worse unless the rains and weather clears up and the air gets a little better. but you know how dry it's been lately, rog. well, ed, the girls are going along with us, so tomorrow at the crack of dawn we'll be heading for the tall timber. i'm not going. what do you mean? i thought you were excited about this trip. i just read my horoscope, and the news is not good. ed, what are you talking about? disaster will befall me. look, will you forget about these superstitions? nothing can happen to you. why, you walk around with four horseshoes all the time. i wouldn't leave this barn tomorrow for all the carrots in kansas. ed, i'm surprised at you. don't you know that superstition is based on ignorance? so i'm stupid, but i'm alive. now, you listen to me, you cowardly pisces. now, ed, you're behaving like a child. now there is nothing... what is my shoe doing nailed over your door? i put it there for good luck. ed, you're going to have the time of y

different clubs, huh, roger? >> well, we'll see if that swatch happens here for fowler once again. >> i'm looking at that green again, johnny, it's very close as to whether he can land it on the green. he has to really, really pinch it to get it to do that. >> well, there's your answer. textbook, right. >> you ran it in, you know, the size of a basketball hoop, right >> matsuyama will have a chance to put it away. putt it out. so, hideki is going to have to battle here, it's going to take two straight birdie. and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. textbook. executed perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste management phoenix open to go along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottompart of the green. just needs to be careful. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored a

different clubs, huh, roger? >> well, we'll see if that swatch happens here for fowler once again. >> i'm looking at that green again, johnny, it's very close as to whether he can land it on the green. he has to really, really pinch it to get it to do that. >> well, there's your answer. textbook, right. >> you ran it in, you know, the size of a basketball hoop, right where he wanted. >> matsuyama will have a chance putt it out. so, hideki is going to have to battle here, it's going to take two straight birdie. and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. textbook. executed perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste management phoenix open to go along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the green. downhill, very quick. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored all

roger addison. oh, i'm glad you called, mr. addison. i'd like to drop by tomorrow with my contractor. well, he wants to measure the yard. i'm having it cemented. that's right. all of it. you're removing my apple tree? well, i certainly do mind. as a matter of fact, mr. douglas, i called you to tell you i've changed my mind about selling my house. i know. a deal is a deal. - es, i know legally you can hold me, but... he's not chopping down my tree. i'll call my lawyer in the morning and cancel the whole deal. but, doll, we've got his check. the house is his if he wants it. -what do you mean? -what are you talking about? carol, we are going to invite the douglases for dinner tomorrow night. (doorbell rings) -ah, come in! -ah, thank you. you look wonderful! how beautiful, mrs. douglas! -thank you, mr. post. -come in, mr. douglas. thank you. well, it was nice of you to ask us for dinner, mr. post. (laughs) uh, don't mention it, doug, old boy! (grunts) oh, my dear, you look ravishing. (growling) won't you sit down? uh, y... yes. oh, that dre

don't forget that. >> roger, you want to respond? >> trump is standing up for national security and running in a republican primary and i would be perfectly comfortable. >> i don't want our viewers to be fooled with the yellow vest, you're known as a practitioner of dirty tricks. this is a photo shop image that seemingly shows a smiling barack obama greeting a smiling marco rubio. we know that's fiction. a good dirty trick or bad dirty trick. >> this looks like the handy work of tricky ted to me. cropped photographs are a staple in american politics since abraham lincoln. marco rubio, the millions of dollars spent by jeb bush for whatever reason attacking rubio appear to have had no effect at all. in fact, he seems to have rebounded from his poor debate performance. he's about to drub jeb bush in south carolina. >> ellis, does this begin to catch up with ted cruz, this meaning what took place relative to people being told hey, ben carson is going to get out of the race when that wasn't the situation, now this photo shopped photograph

r-roger-- roger, don't worry. don't-- jeannie's not gonna let anything happen. you're really going through with this? of course i am. i can't explain it, roge, are you coming with us? to las vegas? mm-hm. well, if you're gonna get married, that's the place to gamble. yeah. huh? [ ] oh, yes, i have your reservation, mr. nelson. good. i am mrs. anthony nelson. we're not actually married yet. you're not? oh, but we will be as soon as the minister gets here. he's on his way. he's gonna be here any minute. mm-hm. here's your key, miss. thanks. and yours, mr. nelson. oh. [bell dings] the bellboy will show you to your rooms. oh, dr. dawson, i have a message for you. call room 527. thank you. oh, hey, roge, the minister's gonna be here any minute. yeah-- wait a minute. this is my last dollar. you know, i've been here for five minutes, and i'm wiped out already. you know, you can't-- oh! roger. it's all right, officer. we'll meet you up in the room. four-twelve. four-twelve. i'll pick up the money. [ ] oh. master, are you all right? i-i think it's my ankle. would you min

and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. executed perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste management phoenix open to go along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the green. downhill, very quick. just needs to be careful. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored all three years. playoff. and here's the birdie that could end it. >> it would be a crushing defeat >> two up with two holes to go. >> they're going to go back to 18. fowler survives it. clutch by him for the tap-in par, and matsuyama unable to convert the potential birdie winner. back to the tee at 18, they go as we play out in scottsdale. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. ta

how are you making out with roger? still cement. i'll have to hang up now. here comes gravel gertie. hello, my dear. good morning, doll. comfy? cozy. doll? i will not appear in your show. you know, there's a lot of your mother in you. sweetie, you play a beautiful ukulele, couldn't you-- -no. -but, doll, all the other husbands are doing something. why won't you? good. i'll go to bed early that night. besides, you're being a trifle inaccurate when you say "all the other husbands are performing." wilbur, for one, feels the same as i do. if wilbur would agree to perform, would you too? of course. well, then tune up your ukulele, daddy-o. you're in showbiz. that one. no, that one. i certainly appreciate your helping me rehearse this magic trick, ed. (ed laughs) what are you laughing at? well, for a guy who wasn't gonna be in that show, you're doing everything but print the tickets. you just forget about that. now, come on, let's try the trick again. i put the ball under the middle cup. roger: wilbur! in here, rog. hi, rog. i was just working on a little magic tr

tony [whispering]: roger! roger! [whispers] what? dr. bellows is out for the evening. you stand by the front door, and i'll let you in. [whistles] okay, come on in. it worked. all right. come on. wait. i just figured out we could get 10 years for this. you take that side of the house, i'll take this side. and a court-martial. huh? oh, go on. and that's not all. yeah. i hate leaving a party early. i'm sorry, darling. i can't help it if i've got a splitting headache. it was psychosomatic. why couldn't i have married a butcher? oh, come now. alfred. alfred, there's someone in the house. we're being burglarized. go call the police. while i go call the police, they could escape. well, wh-what are you gonna do? i'm going in there. darling, you can't. you could get yourself killed. i can take care of myself, my dear. alfred, i didn't mean what i said about the butcher. no guilty feelings, please. alfred! [whispers] wh-where are you going? [laughs nervously] yahh! [both gasp nervously] well, it's not in the study. hey, look, why don't we turn on some lights so we-- so we can s

and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. textbook. exxcuted perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the green. downhill, very quick. just needs to be carefuu >> very consisent here, finished 17 holesat 14 under. scored all three years. that's what got him into a playoff. and here's the birdie that could end it. >> it would be a crushing defeat >> two up with t to holes to go. >> they're going to go back to 18. fowler survives it. clutch by him for the tap-in par, and matsuyama unable to convert the potential birdie winner. back to the tee at 18, they go as we play out in scottsdale. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. arty music) (splashingestruction) plashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seve

let's pile on roger here. i agree entirely with commissioners, so typical you're hiding back there in the back. going i found out i was to get this job i began looking around and knowing that we were going to raid the wireless bureau chief ruth and make her chief of staff here, who could fill those rather large shoes? she will be offend bid that because she has petite feet but large shoes. and i started casting around. roger and i had lunch one day and we talked about some opportunities that might exist at the commission. said yes mber when he he was interested. and i'm going wow. this is great 23450us. -- news. so when roger came in it was a wonderful day for this agency. we've already heard recounting of the kind of things that he was involved in. how we deal with this innovative approach to 3.5 stating the competitive bidding rules how you worry about sell you lar service licensing and changing those rules, how you worry about making sure the infrastructure is out there for this wireless wond tore exist on.

you can hit that with a lot of different clubs, huh, roger? >> well, we'll see if that once again. >> i'm looking at that green again, johnny, it's very close as to whether he can land it on the green. he has to really, really pinch it to get it to do that. >> well, there's your answer. textbook, right. >> you ran it in, you know, the size of a basketball hoop, right where he wanted. >> matsuyama will have a chance to put it away. putt it out. so, hideki is going to have to battle here, it's going to take two straight birdie. and he did exactly what roger described. hill just short of the green. textbook. executed perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste management phoenix open to go along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the green. downhill, very quick. just needs to be careful. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored all three years. that'

it's so typical you're hiding back will in the back, roger. -- back there in the back, roger. so when i found out i was going to get this job, i began looking around. and knowing that we were going to raid the wireless bureau chief, ruth milkman, and make her chief of staff here, who could fill those rather large shoes? she'll be offended by that, because she has petite feet, but large shoes. and i started casting around, and roger and i had lunch one day, and we talked about some opportunities that might exist at the commission. and i remember when he said, yes, he was interested. and i'm going, wow! this is great news. and so, you know, when roger came in, i mean, it was a wonderful day for this agency. .. you, my friend are a great leader who will be missed. thank you very, very much. to john chambers. i will challenge anybody for who has no job the longest. i think it is probably approaching 30 years that we've known each other. he has been the head of os peace and 2013. he helped modernize the u.s. have in his leadership in the issues the community have been repeated up h

and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. textbook. executed perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste along with jack in 2014. >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the green. downhill, very quick. just needs to be careful. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored all three years. that's what got him into a playoff. and here's the birdie that could end it. >> it would be a crushing defeat >> two up with two holes to go. >> they're going to go back to 18. fowler survives it. clutch by him for the tap-in par, and matsuyama unable to convert the potential birdie winner. back to the tee at 18, they go as we play out in scottsdale. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twe

he put in safe until he take to admiral rogers in morning. - admiral rogers. - hold it. hold it. this is no time to push the panic button. what we got to do is to figure out a way to keep that book from getting to comfleet. - there's only one thing to do, skip. we got to crack that strong box tonight. - cracking a safe is no job for an amateur. who's going to crack it? - carpy's in there, loaded to the teeth. we got to get him out of here before we can move. - that ain't going to be easy, skip. he don't take orders from anyone except old lead bottom. - that's right. well, now, supposing we went over binghamton's head, way over his head. [telephone ringing] - lieutenant carpenter speaking. - hello, taratupa long distance calling. come in washington d.c. come in washington d.c. here he is. - my friend. my friend, this is the president. - at ease. - thank you, sir. - now, see here, go get captain binghamton and make it snappy or you won't be my friend. - captain binghamton specifically ordered me not to leave here, sir. - now, look, my fellow american. i told you to go get him and s

and he did exactly what roger described. he kind of bumped it into the hill just short of the green. textbook. executed perfectly by fowler with the pressure packed on. >> all right. matsuyama, this putt away from putting away the waste management phoenix open to go >> david, a little left-to-right putt here? >> yeah, not much. the green, not a whole lot going on on the bottom part of the downhill, very quick. just needs to be careful. >> very consistent here, finished 17 holes at 14 under. scored all three years. playoff. and here's the birdie that could end it. >> it would be a crushing defeat >> two up with two holes to go. >> they're going to go back to 18. fowler survives it. clutch by him for the tap-in par, and matsuyama unable to convert the potential birdie winner. back to the tee at 18, they go as we play out in scottsdale. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to fa

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roger! come over here quick! maybe if you opened your belt. roger: what's... huh? kay: wilbur! aren't you a little old to be playing peter pan? what's he doing up there? oh, he's trying some magic trick. oh, roger, please do something. for your sake, my dear, i hope he's carrying flight insurance. when you've stopped being a wise guy, would you mind pushing that lever and getting me down? never a dull moment with this boy. here we go. hey, it's stuck. aah! wilbur, are you all right? for heaven's sake, you can't fly that way. how do you get this thing off? you could have lowered me a little more gently. i'm sorry, wilbur, but you're the first man i've brought back from outer space. wilbur, you are the world's worst magician. (laughing) yeah? well, i'm going to figure out this levitation trick if it's the last thing i do. i have a feeling it will be. the great mordini finishes his last show. what for? you know how much i want to learn this trick. if he finds out i'm an amateur magician, he might just tell me. sometime i wish you'd taken up a different hobby. next thing, he'll be