hey, man, what's happening? what's up, man? i got to tell you, man, i've been waiting 2 days for you guys to get home. you're going to puerto rico forever. no, man, i'm not going to puerto rico. but i might be moving. hey, man, i'm sorry to hear that, julio. oh, man, don't be sorry. no, you're going to. in fact, everybody on the whole block is leaving! don't tell me that sewer main backed up again. no, no, man. it's nothing like that. it's good news. let me 'xplain. 'xplain? listen, lamont, he's gonna 'xplain. go ahead and 'xplain, julio. right, man. you see, the last couple of days, man, some japanese people have been coming around ner on the block. japanese? here? right, man. they want to build a brewery on our block. right, man. a brewery? and they want to buy up all our houses. hey, and everything i've ever heard about the japanese people says that they're loaded with money. right. i'm not interested. hey, what do you mean you're not interested? i'm not interested. if we sell our houses, where are we gonna live, in tokyo? h

man: major adams? i'm adams. i've been told that the next town is 100 miles away and this is indian country. i'd be obliged to join your train for that distance. i can assure you i'm not a fugitive from justice. well, if you are, i'd say you left it a long ways behind. what's your name? cato. jasper cato. igrant. what are you, then? i'd prefer not to say at this time. but i assure you, my mission is quite legitimate, and i'm willing to pay my way. well? we might be able to arrange fofoyou to come along with us. i judge from your tone that i'm being taken on probation. that's right, you are. all the same, i'm obliged, major. fall in behind that third wagon there. thank you, major. here ya are, major. i just poured it. thanks, charlie. oh, uh... now, mr. cato... i've been expecting you, major. we don't have to beat around the bush, huh? no, i don't lilike quibbling myself. that's good. some of the folks on the train are getting a little stirred up the way you're walking around looking at 'em, looking into their wag

i'm a lucky man. i'm a very lucky man. - "a woman of valor who can find? for her price is far above rubies." proverbs. - well, you can say that again. oh, oh. bar... barkeep? barkeep? do you know my penelope? it's been over a year since the last time i saw my penelope. there is no other woman born of man you can leave alone that length of time and her husband not even give it a day's worry. nt. - appreciates. and i went to mexico to find a fortune. provide her with all the comforts a handsome woman like that is entitled. - well, it seems to me, a woman is entitled to her husband's company also. - (snickering) and what would you know about how to treat a woman? just thinking about my penelope waiting for me. true and straight as a church tower. she's above all form of earthly temptations. - does she know you're coming home? - what? - does penelope know you're coming home? - a good woman doesn't have to know where her man is every minute. (laughing) - you mean she doesn't even know whether you're alive or not? - makes no odds to penelope. - to penelope. - wa

man, sure, it will. you got the kitchen for the booze and the snacks, you got the big living room for the party, and you got all other kind of room for...privacy. privacy? you can't have no privacy if you locked yourself in the closet and turned out the lights, you couldn't have no privacy. he'd be spying on you through the keyhole. i got it all planned out. what is this? it's for a cruise, you understand, up and down the coast. a cruise? yeah. it takes all night and ends up in catalina. for some early sunday morning fishing. we can put your old man on the boat and forget about him until tomorrow. hey, rollo, it just might work, man, well, go ahead, then. man, shoot, this is going to work. hey, look here, what's going on in here? uh, it's rollo, pop. yeah, no kidding. i thought it was a bedspread. hey, man. you better be nice, rollo's got some good news for you. you're moving to australia? no, no. oh, that's the only good news rollo could have for me. go ahead, rollo, tell him. hey, look here. pop, rollo

archie, when it's a question of the destructive man versus the creative man, the creative man always gets the shaft. the shaft? is that anything like the oscar? daddy, are you really gonna buy a gun? i'm doin' it for youse. [ all chattering at once ] no! not according to the rules of the family pot. the use of the family pot shall be determined in a democratic way... by a majority vote of the members of this family and assigned by all of us. i don't care what that says. i'm gonna buy that gun. when it comes to defense, democracy's gonna have to wait. you're impossible, daddy. but you signed the rules too, and they say we should vote. all right, go ahead then and vote away your property. all those in favor of using the money from the family pot for the song, say aye. aye. all those opposed, say nay. - i ain't gonna vote. - then the ayes have it. the money goes for the song. that's right. and you gotta give back the gun. come on, now. come on. get away from me! it makes me so happy. get away from me, all of youse. come on, daddy. you won't regret it when the song becomes a big hit. oh,

man #2 on radio: straight to bluebird. man #3 on radio: "taku blue," man. taku blue. ( man on radio continues ) ( man continues ) ( laughs ) ( man laughs ) woman: i think the greatest surprise in this trip was showing up to some zones that mac and sage had skied a couple years ago that now are covered in a sheet of ice. - ( scraping ) - ( man grunts ) yeah, everything, it's all ice down there. ere. ( scraping ) oh--! ( grunts, pants ) man: my line was ice the whole way. - man: no snow, huh? - oh, my god. that was gnarly. but it feels like i'm on my toes more than-- more than usual. and as always, it gives me ever increasing respect for ak and the mountains up here. hey, can you guys spot my line for me? ( men laughing ) man: angel's ready. uh... this is gonna be dangerous. ( clatters ) okay, i'm ready. angel: but i mean, all you can ever do is try your best. and so i'm up here and i'm givin' her-- i'm havin' a great time. when in doubt, just stop. ( man on radio ) ...go, go. - man: yeah, girl. - angel: whoo-hoo! man: hurry, angel. killin' it. go, go, go, go

>>man: it is. what's interesting is you talk to these family, some of them are like oh, it's christmas? because they're so involved in their own world and what they have to do. when a child gets diagnosed with a life threatening illness, in the hospital at this point. it must feel like that for them because many of these children can't come home. for them, it's just a whirlwind. christmas is probably the last thing on their list. >>man: it is but yet for the siblings and the other kids, it's like hey, it's still christmas. as we adopt them out, it's just an incredible program and people likeha rescue. >> let's talk about how dunkin donuts is involved. >>man: this is the fourth year we're part of it. we do our donut tree and these families come in -- there are 17 stores in the city. you can go in and you'll see some sort of decoration in the store with these little icons on it and we have a wish list and needs list for each one of these families and we just give the opportunity for our great communi

i'll only be guessing, man. i'm telling you, even if he's guilty, this max emily's the kind of nervous little twitch 's a tough read. on 16 different capipil acts, he demonstrates guilt or guilty knowledge. so we're in business. but his reaction to ththtest question was so idiosyncratic that the baseline's bizarre. well, you're not dealing with a flake here, guys. well, where do we stand, mr. bernstein? he either did it or he's a can't-be-tested. your man is definitely a possible, on schneider, wintrope, carter. thanks for all the help. where we going, j.d.? we are dropping a dime to certain journalists in my acquaintance. ththguy didn't exactly give us the full speed ahead, you know. ut the polygraph guy, neal. they're dealing with a total bing-bong, and they want him to test like the man in the street. i think we better wait for forensics and the family witnesses. captain said take it by the numbers. hey, the numbers i'm thinking about all got dollar signs in front of them, neal. yeah, jerry wilmont please. yo

that man is hurt. come on, pancho. >> howdy. hey, you don't happen to have a little extra water, do ya? i'm so durn dry and parched. >> pancho, get your canteen. >> did you have an accident, mr., uh... >> klondike. and what happened to me weren't no accident. i was held up, pistol-whipped, and set afoot, just that quick. the effect of it yet. >> it looks like a nasty bump, all right. but nothing seems to be broken. >> no, but my neck will be when the boss finds out that her wagon, cargo, mail, and horses has been swiped. >> you work for a woman? >> yeah, name's elaine. she runs the western freighting outfit. uh, you wouldn't be going over toward bitter creek way, would ya? >> that's exactly where we're going, to see an old friend. diablo will carry double. come on. for the good of his corporation. >> i don't got no corporation. only when i eat frijoles. >> (laughs) come on. ?? >> this will do fine, cisco. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> yeah, two times. >> klondike, what happened? >> swiped! >> yeah, the whole kit and caboodle.

and he's a very jealous man. i need one more man. well, how 'bout you, kid? -don't call me "kid." -then don't act like one. here's your chance to prove yourself a man, and ya a a't interested. well, i ain't one to like the cold. then go on back down south and spend a winter in the town. but don't get your dander up when they call ya "kid." leave him alone, kelso. he, uh, is a shade young. young for what, major? i've decided to stay on. well, wait a minute, don't say somethin' like that when you're mad, it's gogoa be a long winter. well, i can stand it if the others can. i'll give you till morning to change your minin he will, major. he will. don't bet your own money on that, kelso. he gets hot under the collar, doesn't he? might come in handy for keepin' warm this winter. the buffalo off a shotgun'll come in handy in a camp like this, cheyenne. without actually harming 'em. thanks, major, i'll take good care of it. see ya at the thaw, men. take it easy, major. e right to be called by his name, don't you? he ain't earned nothin' yet. he's only promised. well then, let's get to work

no man's as black as he's painted. no man gets a reputation like moxon without reason. i saw him take a man in dodge once, and it was murder, moxon enjoyed it. remember who that man was? one of ringo's men. i don't know his name. ringo? a killer that brags about how many law men he's killed. the point is-- ray, i'd like to see you. what's up? sevier's trying to make up his mind whether to run or not. ah, you gotta learn patience in this business, slow and easy. word gets ahead and your next job is half done for you when you get there. frank, i'll give it to you straight. i've been hearing things about you i don't like. i don't have to defend myself to any man. i'm an officer of the law doing a job, a dirty job that everybody else is afraid of doing. how long do you think i'd live if i waited to ask questions of some of the men i'm after, instead of shootin' em? you've got a law or you've haven't. you forget it for sevier, and then you gotta forget it for somebody else, a man isn't human that hasn't got it in him to give a little. i couldn't live like that. well, then i'

y man, i'm not forgetting nothing! i'm not gonna let some chump violate my body over a woman and get away with it. over a woman? yeah, jojo's woman, candy nipson. hey, rollo, candy's not jojo's woman. and she told him that. that's why he hit me, 'cause he knows that she likes me. yeah, you could tell candy likes you the way she let you bleed all over her. well, look. now, listen, i told you. just forget about the whole thing, all right? hey, i can't do that, grady. it's a matter of pride. ed for pride." yeah, well just don't worry about it, because i got a plan. he hit me in my face, man! that wasn't lemonade running out of my nose, it was blood! and that's what i got in my veins, blood. yeah, well if you want to keep that blood in your veins, you better not mess with jojo jackson! i promised your daddy i'd look after you! hey, roscoe, get out of the bologna! my name is rollo. lamont? lamont, is that you? lamont! yeah, the truck's out there, he gotta be here somewhere. lamont? are you up there? lamont: yeah! well, you

the security man then shot the man several times . it turns out the man was unarmed. he was taken to the hospital and treated and arrested for making felony threats. two -- threats. >>> two men were killed today near the part station. >>> a policeman who was hit in the head with a skateboard in south san francisco is now showing signs of recovery but he is still in critical condition tonight. this happened on thanksgiving afternoon. several officers tried to subdue a man who was acting aggressively. the suspect first tried to get away and then he allegedly hit the officer with it knocking him unconscious. other officers caught up to the suspect and arrested him. he is being held on suspicion of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon now. >>> there is a discussion bring over a small they area pond -- bay area pond. >>> plus cyber monday information next. a deal you might not have expected. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, developer wants to pave over a pond for a hotel. it's behind the "best western" >>> all new tonight, they are talking about a pond being paved over for a

only man been working here for months. he's old and should be on easy chores but he rides just the same as i do. all day and hours after supper. what if the small ranchers were to join together? couldn't they fight storm then? don't think i haven't tried to convince them. but they're independent. they wanna go it alone or not at all. so, storm squeezes them out one by one. one by one. this ranch is the key. maybe i'm foolish not to sell. cheyenne, don't you ever stop working? it's past 9. - i just this minute finished. - i brought you some coffee. you never come up to the house for a cup anymore. there's coffee at the bunkhouse. no need to bother you and john. - but thanks. - bother him? couldn't wake him up with a cannon. he works himself pretty hard. i don't care how hard he works. he still could be decent. he don't even wash his face. he don't even say goodnight. well, i'll say goodnight. and thanks for the coffee. cheyenne. why do you always run off when i come near? well, if you don't know, i can't tell you. don't you

. >> dana: local man getting his revenge against thieves stealing packages. you are not going to believe what he put inside that decoy package. >> michelle: a flight to nevada forced to make an emergency landing after this happened. this is video taken from inside the plane mid flight. how long it took passengers to finally get to las >> dana: welcome in. it is 6:00 on this monday. we hope you had a nice long holiday weekend. >> michelle: we are happy to be here on this monday. i get many of you are starting your day off on the computer. >> dana: an estimated 122 million people on the computer getting stuff in time for the holidays. we got you covered, traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. kelly is talking about wind that meanwhile tom have you issues early on this monday. >> dana: we have flakerring lights. this is southbound on the 15 just past 15 and 95. it's on the shoulder. traffic is kind of slow as you approach the area. watch out for that. that is the one big slow down area on the freeways. >> jeff: a little further back from that south

what--what happened, man? what'd you do? i threw it down 'cause sandra was by here and told me everything. hey, i'm sorry, man. yeah, i'm sorry, too, son. no, i'm really sorry. i mean about your legacy and all. oh, that ain't nothin'. listen, son. after talking with sandra, then i realized that i already got a legacy. the best in the world. you. me? yeah. i got a son that loves me so much, he's even afraid of hurtin' my feelings by telling me my art is junk. hey, man. and get their brass boiler if you want to. and tell them your father has been a fool. you're not a fool. you're my pop. i love you, man. you're a groovy old dude. yeah. from now on i'll leave all the artwork to you. you know what? i just might do something artistic. as a matter of fact, i might paint a portrait, if you would pose for me. you want me to pose for you? would you? sure. i'll pose for you if we could pose right out here in front of my--my-- my tower. sure. here. give me a hand with this. [car pulling up] hey, pop. hi, son. hey, man. that sale turned

is there a man named tyrone on the train? tyrone? uh, what sort of a man was he? what did he look like? what trade was he in, then? he was a doctor. oh, no, no. there's no doctor on this train. that's certain, isn't it. well, are you listening at all? he's asking after a dr. tyrone on this train, but there's none on this train. that's right. none that we know of. this fella, uh, the fella you're talking about, maybe there's a reward for him or perhaps he owes you some money? he'd sell the coat off his back to the devil-- i promised to give him something if i should find him. was nothing more than that. good night. eh, good night. eh, this fella. what do you think of him with his talk and all? i've got half a suspicion that's he's the very man that's been sent after that informer. or maybe he's the informer hisself. grady. i hope i'm not disturbing you. i thought i'd take a turn in the air. would your father be about? he went to get water. aye. well, the fact of the matter is i came to apologize to him if there was ought i said that sat badly. i meant nothing perso

where are you, man? >> i have been in china. as soon as trump won, i got on a plane and got out of here. i'm not dumb. you stayed in america this whole time? >> trevor: yeah, i did. >> you idiot. oh, man, things are great in china. we're all super rich thanks to trump's dumbass trade policies. the trade deal? >> trevor: so much better than nafta act of 2017. >> that was great for china. >> trevor: what are you going in the u.s. >> at trump's white house hotel and casino representing china. i'm here for america's annual yard sale since america went bankrupt. the lincoln my moral, smithsonian, tom hanks, checked out the liberty bell. there is a huge crack on it. i'm not buying a broken-ass bell. >> trevor: i think that's how it's supposed to be. ronny, there is billions of chinese people, why did they send you? >> because i speak english with a perfect american accent. >> trevor: i don't think you have a perfect american accent. >> that's what i told them. you look like (bleep). you should get a job. got to go. >> trevor: ronny, i

chicago p-d says the man pulled a gun on an off-duty officer, after he tried to get the man to move his car-- which was parked in front of a fire station. black lives matter demonstrators are accusing the police department of distorting the facts. a florida man says he was but before he ever got to cast his ballot... someone pulled a gun on him! the man says there was a trump supporter outside the building who was trying to get his attention. when the man told him he wasn't voting for trump... things quickly became heated. and he recorded it all on nats of man fighting. " (butted with) "i just blacked out and hit him the ribs. he pulled a gun me." the man says he took off as arrested the trump supporter. :47-:57" "i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all of americans, and this is so important to me. breaking this morning... donald trump is the president elect of the united states. and we're expecting to hear first time since losing, in less than 30 minut may win the popular vote... right now... she's up by more than 130-thousand votes. but that won't matter

a man is in custody less than a week after an easton man was shot and killed and wound in the woods. the charges he's facing and what else police are now looking for. >> another mild start to the week then i'm tracking some rain on the way. >> first a car -- call to deportless. >> are you really going to build a wall. >> our first look at donald trump's plan. >>> and the dozens of high schoolers making it home safe tonight after claiming the title best in the nation. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 11:00. >>> and first at 11:00, police have made an arrest in the death of a man who some kids riding their bikes that man has not been arrested on murder charges hello everyone i'm kerry kavanaugh. >> i'm chris flanagan. christine mccarthy has been following this story closely that man was arrested in south carolina. >> reporter: that's right, chris, this man was arrested more than 800 miles away from where we are here in eastin and we're told he's not being arrested on murder charges, however, he is facing some charges. the d.a.'s

there was one man who seemed an unusual sort of man for father to know. a smuggler of black market cigarettes. father called him a professional bandit. is that a very old fashioned word? well, not over there, no. uh, you knew this man? yes. i rather liked him. he was so proud of being a good smugglgl. - yes. - i like the one with ththboat. thank you. i wonder.. i took a photograph of a boat once. a big yacht, the bayola. and when i showed it to father, he made me destroy it. 'that was the day before he was killed.' why mr. solo? why? can you tell me why? [sighs] i'm sorry. i don't usually make a fool of myself like this. oh, it's-it's just that, i'm not used to being under police protection. 'and i-i find it nerve wrecking, that's all.' oh, they're very unobtrusive, i assure you. but i felt them following me ever since i came to new york. but no one out there, has that kind of look. i wish i knew what this is all about. we'll find out, i promise you. do you have relatives where you might go for awhile? no, mr. solo. this is my home. this is where my fathe

he took it like a man. his exact words were: "you guys were in college together "you were friends and these things happen." coming here and all... how close did he get? the one yard line. man: and isn't it true you knew the defendant before his arrest? yes, it is. isn't it also true you argued with the defendant i had arguments with the defendant but i didn't dislike him. would you consider him a friend? no. it's odd that, out of everyone on that cacaus you singled out the defendant to detain and search. what was your probable cause? at that particular time he was the only person sprinting across the quad screaming at the top of his lungs wearing a blood soaked t-shirt. you leave, i let her go. if you don't, i'm going to waste her. can't we talk this out? no! she don't have that kind of time left. shut up! there's a tree in the back yard. i can get to the second floor. you think nobody's watching out the back window? listen to me and don't screw up. red's s ur color. that's it. you cops just blew it. penhal

come on, man, not bad for a yankee. >> sean: looking good, man. that was better than my last cast. ♪ making noise with the alligator boys 20 miles east of gauttier ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> dean fertita: oh, my god. ♪ >> man: yeah! >> anthony: oh. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪

oh, man. thank you, your honor, and may i add that this is an example of the private sector and the public sector working hand in hand -- [ yawning ] thank you. you know, i can't believe how quickly higby rolled over on his b bses. yeah, well, the remainder of his privates were in danger. [ coughs ] [ woman screams ] police! freeze! manly! [ crowd screaming ] freeze! come on, you're under arrest! gogoa put you in the damn garbage truck, manly! all right, turn here, face the counter, and shut your damn mouths. move! move! come on! all right, john manly, butch jones, david morris -- conspiracy to commit murder, all l ree of them. lieutenant, chief daniels says that the arrest of cullen's men, "strikes a heavy blow against drug traffic here on the hill." would yoyoagree with that? sure, the last half-hour, at least. depends on the weather. lolo at that, partner -- biggest bust since the brinks job, and we could have had a taste of it if they wouldn't have pullededs off trash detail. we've done pr

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steve: if your man can wear your shoes... he's underage. [laughter] you cannot wear the same size as your woman. let's be clear about that. sheilah, name something of yours it would be fun to make your man wear but only in the bedroom. wear my bra. steve: his--your bra. hey, ramon, name something of yours it would be fun to make your man wear but only in the bedroom. ramon: i would never do it, but makeup. steve: makeup. all right, jarrell, we got to be careful now. we got two strikes. bonner family can steal. tell me something of yours it bedroom. jarrell: i'm going to say her wig. steve: her wig. all right, here's your chance. we asked 100 women, "name something of yours it would be fun to make your man wear but only in the bedroom." amy: we're going to say bikini. steve: bikini. [cheering and applause] audience: hat/bonnet. steve: 6. audience: nothing. steve: 5. audience: nightie. steve: 4. audience: slip. steve: 3. audience: nylons/hose. steve: let's go to question two. give me caitlyn. give me leah. answers on the board. here we go. wh

tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. >>> a claymont delaware man is facing numerous charges tonight including stalking while in possession of the deadly weapon. >> this is suspect 44 year-old brian glass, yesterday police say they found him dressed in black, behind a home on east wood street in elsmere. police say that home, belonged to a man who is having a relationship with someone glass knows, and, and that man has to be escorted home by police due to the threats. police say glass was armed with a handgun, a baton, two pairs of brass knuckles and five knives. >>> road closures are already in effect as city of philadelphia gets ready to host 30,000 runners for the philadelphia marathon this weekend. >> mayor jim kenney says city will be presenting new awards.

man: take the curtain! second man: take the box! curtain! take the box! [all talking at once] why don't you sit down? put your wig on. no, it's air balloon. balloon--breath! breath! bad breath! a year's supply of mouthwash! no, no. no, no, no, fred. you take the box. the box! you sure, grady? i'm positive, fred. it's the box. the box. i'll take the box. the box is yours. but before we show you what you've got in the box, let's see what you turned down behind curtain number one. a brand new convertible! y] you told me to take that box. look what was behind the curtain! a convertible! lamont would have liked that. i could see him now parked up there on mulholland drive with a pretty girl and kissing her. then, if it got cloudy, he could put the top up so it couldn't rain on his parade. i'm so sorry, fred. fred, i'm sorry. dumb blond, you! now, fred, let's see what you've won in the box. lindsey? a color television set! i'm gonna give you a big hug! i got a color television! woo! yeah! yay! i got a great big color tv. [talking indistinctly] i won a 21-inch c

and if you saw a man in a parked car, he was running and -- police say the man kicked, head bunted and built the officers on their arm and wond. kn anytime swoon skpum now got to make sure. >> and hits the 4232-year-old suspect is well known for chieging in this area. >> reporter: so that's the concern. the officers were able to eventually get cup troil and fwetd hant televises on him and fating senchl sarnls this morning. 5:33. three people are dead after possible tornados hit the northern part of the state ovnite. trees and poles are done all over the ton. we're also learning a day care center has been destroyed. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. >> friend and loved one rds remembering a 14-year-old boy shot and killed in may fair. monday night while he was death surrounded by prison water looking. they're hooking into the put aability someone targed the boy pch. >> rirt just shock. i feel bad for his mom. pop are tacing for the woman. andingn when with inform agd to cal police. the case of a hit and run is up to 45,$000. i have information you may contribute too. >> th

man. so aristotle says humans alone in the animal kingdom can do more to indicate pleasure and pain but also give reason. good or bad? right or wrong, just or unjust. the laws springs from the nature of one kind of creature. from what part of that nature? give reasons to over matters of right and wrong. there is only one kind of creature who understands what it means to bear a commitment or in obligation even when it may run counter to their own inclinations or interests. the connection to the groundwork of moral judgment means we must understand what we mean by "moral.". meanll move from what we by moral to the level of moral judgment, we are moving radically away from the statements of personal feelings, private taste, and we speak about things in a general universal, right or wrong, just or unjust, which is to say good or bad, just or unjust for others as well as ourselves. and so, if we think it is wrong, sometimes this team seems like bloomingdale's on a saturday. if you think it is w

city man? backwoodsman? well, at first i thought he was a city man. broad trail he left, the amateur way he tried to cover it up. but i soon learned better. go ahead. i heard him ahead of me, and then he rode off. live with the indians, judge. takes a pretty good trail man to double back and get behind me, but he did. well, maybe he outsmarted you. maybe he didn't double back at all. -how would he do that? -i don't know. i'm not a trail man, either, but there must be ways. suppose he, um, slapped his horse on ahead and hid in ambush. that horse had a rider on it, well, at any rate, for the present, you must agree that black jack is a near-perfect criminal. makes his robbery, disposes of the posse on his trail, doesn't leave a single clue. i wouldn't say that. criminals always leave clues. he left quite a few. what were they? let's say he smoked cigars, expensive cigars. when i came to, there was still the odor of cigar smoke in the air. but that's not a clue. it was too windy to smoke that day. but believe me, judge, he left clues. i think you're bluf

i thought you were a clean old man. i'll be a clean old man when i'm a dead old man. [knocking] now will you get the door, please? i was eating my food. while i finish reading this terrible news. [muffled speech] [knocking] [mumbling] uncle woodrow. can i come in, lamont? you already did. oh. thanks, lamont. [door shuts] grady: who is it, lamont? it's uncle woodrow. who? uncle woodrow. that's what i thought you said. say, grady, what are you doing? you father left me in charge, and he said if your uncle woodrow came around, you don't? no, no. that's not what's on my mind. i got troubles. trouble? yeah. well, what--well, come over here and sit down, take your hat off, and tell me about it, uncle woody. and--and hey, man, what you doing with a suitcase? you going somewhere? yeah, i'm going somewhere. you aunt esther kicked me out of the house. what did she do, catch you coming out of one of them massage parlors again? grady. now go ahead, uncle woody. tell me what happened, man. see, i was out all night drinking and celebrating, and when i got home this morning, esther

act like a man, , ll ya? get a regular man's job. i got a job...with you. that ain't what i mean at all. i mean for you to--to go out and, well, find a nini girl and raise your own family. only get off of my back, will ya? i earn my way here. i can handle horses just as good as anybody. you said so yoself. well, never mind what i said! pa... davy? that there is some eatin' money. ( horse snuffles ) let me hear from you sometime, huh, boy? well, hello, davy. what are you doing all dressed-- hey, davy? hello, barney. well, josh randall. you still calling everybody sam? only when i like 'em. hey, you two fellas get over against that fence. what can i do for you? well, i'd like to rent a couple of your horses. you mean, you'd like to buy a couple of horses. no, no. i'd like to rent a couple of horses. wewe, i've got two horses here you can have for the price of one. no, rent. oh, you don't wanna go renting nothing. that's like throwing your money away. you got nothing left afterward. i got two of the best horses ever hit this country ininere, and i'm going to s

the man who saw the shot fired said it was fired by a man wearing a black hat, a brown coat, a man that everyone down here thought was a secret service agent. we can hear sirens outside and ambulance apparently is moving down now into the basement. here comes the ambulance. and oswald will be removed now. the ambulance is being pulled up in front of us here. here comes oswald, he's -- he is ashen and unconscious at this time, now being moved in. he is not moving. he's in the ambulance now. attendants, police are quickly moving in. the ambulance is leaving dallas police headquarters. where will he be taken? >> i'm assuming parkland hospital. >> parkland hospital. ironies of ironies, the place where john f. kennedy died. >> roll. >> i believe the man -- >> don't take the microphone. keep your head up. let's start again. what is your reaction to the shooting of oswald? >> well, i think it's a deplorable situation. the man is entitled to a fair trial. >> they should give him a fair trial because killing him just like that ain't nothing. because that ain't going to bring president kennedy ba

>>man: she has to go to jail. >>reporter: after a lengthy interview with the new york times editorial board, donald trump hints it's time to make peace with his former rival needs to move on from her investigation. >>man: there's tradition in american politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things behind you. >>reporter: except from criticism from the trump foundation saying it violated irs rules. it may have to pay penalties or more taxes. in the meantime, the president-elect is focussed on filling his cabinet. >>woman: these a >>> all right, a lot of people are wondering what this is all about. this giant fire ball lit up the skies over florida. a lot of people saw this. it reminds me what happened here a couple years ago. we had a big fire ball and nobody knew what it was. experts are weighing in and we'll have more details on that. >>> plus, an astronaut wishing us all a happy thanksgiving from they're eating this thanksgiving and also what they're going to be watching. we'll tell you, that's

i'm a man. well, all right, you're a man. i'm a man too. to make a point of it. yeah, well, all right-- hey, listen! i got an idea. i don't think you guys have to work on this job anymore. why don't you just pack up your tools, and you can go? well, we're almost finished. all we have to do is fix the loose wire. no, no, no, no, i got a better idea. just let it hang there. just let it hang. pack up your tools and leave. you mean you want us to go? you want me to spell it out for you? l-e-e-v. leave. pack it up, jack. right. i still have to charge you for a house call, $18. oh, sure, sure, well, i expected that. here we are, one, two, three, and eight, and 10 is 18, all set. goodbye, lady, and good luck. bye, ma'am. bye, and thank you. archie: yeah, thanks a million. arch, what are you thanking them for? you just spent 18 bucks for nothing. for nothing? no, no. for that 18 bucks, he showed me where the loose wire is here. by fixing up that loose wire myself, huh? arch, i don't know. i don't think you should do that. will you keep your mouth shut and keep your eyes

man: get goin'! look, mister, you made me promise on my y ther that i'd let you know when it was a half hour before dawn. i'm not gonna tell you anymore. now get goin'. you're a gentleman and a scholar and i hereby officially relieve you of your word. oh, get goin'. i need one more. something i can do for you, lady? this man is sick. can you help me get him on the couch? dy? he's drunk. i tell you he's sick. i'm a doctor. lady, if you're a doctor, i'm the stork. ( giggles ) ( laughs ) hey! you know how to wake up a drunk! ( laughter continues ) what saloon do you work in? i'm gonna come over and watch you dance sometime. come on, stananup. stand up. where do you live? i'll see that you're taken home. i'm not interested. i told you, i'll come and watch you dance sometime. bartender: better hurry, doctor. baby's reaea! ( snoring ) who this man is, where he lives? he ain't from around these parts. and-- if you can believe a drunk-- his name is grover. he's just passing through on that wagon train of maj

just man to man. i wasn't laughing at you, mccullough. not exactly. it's, uh... the whole stupid thing that makes me laugh, you and a million others fired up with the... idea, the glory of war, ms, shiny buttons, medals. you listen to me, mccullough. i'm gonna do something for you, set you straight. war is a word. there's glory in the sound of it, at's where it ends. war is a foul, stinking sin. it makes men into butcherer and rips and tears them apart morally and physically. but colonel taylor said thaha- 'course he said! ( chuckles ) he wanted you. mccullough, what do you think of colonel taylor? colonel taylor, my boy... is a barbarian. a peasant. an educated peasant, but a peasant. his father before him was a peasant, and his father before him, peasants, all of them. i respect him for that. just how good, you'll come to know soon enough. i-i don't understand. my family... is one of the most aristocratic strains in all of the south. i was born a gentleman. atlanta's my home. plantations, wealth, comfort are my heritage. this war is being fought to

behave yourself, man. hey, man, that's all right. i was leaving anyway. hey, later. how about never? one dummy ain't enough in this house, home super dummy. well, super dummy chipped in with regular dummy and some of your other friends and we got you a little present. happy anniversary, pop. uh, where the present? did you drop it? i wanted to shake your hand. well, thanks. where's the present? hey, don't worry about the present, pop. you'll get that tonight. oh, i know. you're giving me a surprise party. but i don't like surprise parties. i just like the presents. just a few of your friends are coming over her tonight for a little get-together. now, why'd you have to tell me that for? because you just said you don't like surprises. no, but you're supposed to trick me. see, you're supposed to have a fake hernia attack and then send me over to julio's to borrow his truck, and when i get back, all of y'all in the kitchen with valuable presents piled this high. this high? this high? one? yeah. we all chipped in and got you this one present. well, where is it? you can't s

a man who stolen thousands in property tonight. we will tell you what he looks for when he decides do i or don't i break into your home. >> on a night creatures will case your home. the real danger come come during the day when many of you are at work burglars working, too. >> i tried to be ninja. i would scout out and go in. >> a former burglar. never caught, his secrets are valuable. >> is there movement. >> noise of any kind. the tv radio, dogs are enough to skip one house for another. homes covered with bushes and trees and inviting target. >> if it is hidden yes, more of a reason to go ahead and attack home. >> i worry about people coming in from the alleys. >> reporter: her home always secure, windows locked and doors dead bolted. >> locked, both locks when i leave. >> reporter: what can you do to protect your home? former burglars say leave tvs on and keep blinds open and an extra car in the driveway can detour a burglar. install lights with motion detectures. and a dog. a big one will also help. the people that want to inva

all right, ben, let's go, man. name something that most men wouldn't turn down if it was offered to them. ben: so, steve, i got to say you're a pretty sharp dresser yourself, so i'm gonna go with clothes. steve: clothes. isaac: good answer. audience: ohh! steve: zach, name something most men wouldn't turn down if it was offered to them. zach: how about tickets to the game? steve: tickets to the game. zach: here we go. here we go. steve: helen, darling, name something that most men wouldn't turn down if it was offered to them. helen: i'm gonna go with how my brothers pay me in massages. steve: massages? helen: yeah, yeah. steve: ok. >> good answer. we'll take it. steve: massages. audience: ohh! steve: all right, aaron, we got to be careful, man. we got two strikes now. stegall family can steal. aaron: steve, once i started paying a mortgage, i realized a audience: ohh! [cheering and applause] ray: vacation! steve: name something that most men wouldn't turn down if it was offered to them. thaddeus: we're gonna say a

>> no man is required to be less than the man he is. you speak as an apache. it is hard to be vengeful. if the white man will give us peace with honor, we will come. [horse whinnies] ? [indiscernible] >> to the rocks! >> no, wait! >> it is no one's fault. he must do as he thinks right. we will have to move >> if we have to attack, we will send half the men while the others set up a covering fire. >> no. there is a better way. this time, i will listen to you. >> sent two man to each end of the ravine. they will distract him by opening fire. send two more men to the rear, writing fast as if going for help. [indiscernible] >> four-sided attacks? no wonder you are in the army. >> it does not please me to aid you in a conquest of nonna. [gunshots] >> hold your fire! [indiscernible] >> we will have to prove it to him. >> how? >> we are going in. >> oh, no. >> if anybody is going to commit suicide, that's my job. >> cochise! ? >> cochise knows it. >> i can't see a sign of him. i know apaches use camouflage, but these are ghosts. >> it is no ghost, colonel. he's cochi

a man of strength. a decent man. a man america can trust. >> you are the people who pay the taxes and obey the laws. you are the people who make our system work. you are the people who make america what it is. it is from your ranks that i come and on your side that i stand. [ cheers and applause ] >> tomorrow is a very crucial election. tonight america is strong. america is free. america is on the move. two careers ago, america was in deep trouble. when i became president, inflation was over 12%. we were on the brink of a serious recession, the worst in 40 years. there had been a loss of trust in the white house itself. we were still involved in vietnam. when i took the oath of office in august of 1974, i said i have not been elected by your ballots, but i ask that you confirm me by your prayers. those prayers really helped. in the meantime, america has turned around. i put the ship of state on an even keel. i held a firm hand on the tiller for a steady course. and today, we're doing much, much better. the rate of in

a man sitting outside a building, a man -- police now searching for that suspect. >>> this mr. or mrs.er deputy and this woman in jail for the death of a toddler. the young boy was shot by a gun that was not properly locked up. both are now facing child abuse charges. the child is identified, found dead inside the tub. the woman said the shotgun fell off the shelf and went off. inside, the police found two other guns loaded and accessible. the funeral is today in wheat ridge. degree murder charges. and the man and the victim knew each other. identified as a 50-year-old. >>> band start playing and the floats start rolling on macy's thanksgiving day parade and there's going to be armed patrol, and anti-terror groups with bomb-sniffing dogs and block possible car bombs to moving to the parade. >>> you should plan to pick a little bit of patience if you're flying. >> jason gruenauer is live on the busy travel day. jason, how is it moving along? >> we have some good news for you if you're coming out to dia and flying out. the line isn't that long. right now, five to ten minutes out

[lamont and julio laughing] that's nice, man. i said t?o, not chico, i'd like my newspaper now, if you don't mind. well, i do mind. getting your newspaper wasn't one of the promises i had to make. no, but watching what i wanted to watch on television was, and if you don't get my newspaper, i might not feel like watching roller derby tonight. roller derby? i'll get your newspaper for you. where's my newspaper? i'll get it for you as soon as i take care of something else. omises. i only asked you to be nice to julio. yeah, and you made me promise to be nice to chico, too. well, what's so hard about that? he's in the yard, and if i hadn't promised you that i'd be nice to him, i'd chase him out of here. why? what's he doing? why? you don't know? well, if you go out in the yard, i hope you don't have no shoes on. captioning made possible by sony pictures television ? good times ? ? anytime you need a payment ? ? good times ? ? anytime you need a friend ? ? good times ? ? anytime you're out from under ? ? not getting hassled, not getting hustled

there comes a time when a man -- if he is a man, you see what i'm saying? -- he must decide for himself the way that things are. do you follow? do you follow me, huh? yes. now, you shot that dude last night. he threw done, and you beat him to the punch. an armed robber, and he is dead. now, everyone else in this world is gonna suggest that you went and you did wrong, you somehow misused some right. but you don't got the right to shoot someone. nobody does. what you did last night, that wasn't your right. it was your duty. hey. hey. hey, now. that is a strange idea. ze. [ chuckles ] i'll tell you what else. i say that you -- you are okay. okay? they took your piece. you want a hide-out gun? i'll give it to you. you want to borrow 100 bucks? you just ask, it's yours. you want someone to keep a secret for you? norm buntz. hey, we all been there together, pal. i think i want one more drink. who rides decides. bartender... right away. so, uh, tell me about your dad. ahh. give me some of that. [ exhales deeply ] [ sighs ] okay, stand in the wood smoke. it'll hide

but brandon manning ties it up at 1-1. that's where we're at right now, tied 1-1 in the first intermission. the 6ers got their first win of the season. beating the pacers in overtime. joel embiid, 25 poinds, seven rebounds, joel is fourth in the nba in blocks, he's second in three-point shooting. and he's on a minutes restriction, but he is third in the league in points per 48 minutes, pretty amazing that game is just under way. you can see it on tcn. both flyers and 6ers game are streaming live. >>> the man kin challenge, the 6ers did one last night with a.i., moving a little bit there. probably because his ring weighs so much and the cherry crusade posed during last night's win over lasalle. that's amazing how still they are and take a look at herb mcghee tick tiping off his 50th season. he's an institution, the rams held on to beat the district of columbia, career win number 1033 for herb mcgee, see you at 11:00 tonight. >> erika's back with a final check on the forecast. it's going to get cold. >> denise suggested we d

"i don't remember." >>> chasing down a man for ramming down a man in his police car. the breaking news. now we've got live at scene. what happened? >> this a story now car. how did this happen? you can see it went on the curb, lost control and then eventually stopped about 20 yards ahead of where we are right now. you can see the car under investigation. that's the tire we showed you a moment ago. this afternoon, this cadillac was sitting in the middle of the road here. we do have some video we can road. police stopped to see if everyone was okay. as soon as the people inside of the car realized the police were there, police say this car tried to ram this unmarked police car and then the suspects took off. one of them was nabbed immediately. another ran off to the neighborhood. right where we are right now and police eventually took that person into custody as well. you can see the investigation goes on. no one was hurt here. we'll go back to you. >> good news that nobody was hurt. >>> the election just days away. and arizona once again on the radar. donald trump jr.

wow, man. listen up, man. i tell you, man. i got trouble. mr. sanford, i got trouble, man, and you are the only one that can help me. i'm the only one that can help you? that's right. well, you're in bad trouble. you know i got 2 sisters, right? yeah. well, i forgot that my oldest sister's allergic to goats, man. she can't stay in the same house with chico. oh, wow. that's a drag. yeah, man. not only is the house filled with the goat running all over the place, man, but there's goat hairs all over, man. oh. yeah. so my poor sister, man. last night she couldn't sleep for one second, man. she's exhausted. so i was wondering, man-- i mean, you know, maybe-- well, i mean, i-- you know, i know you ain't got much room, but you think maybe just for one night, you know, so my sister and her little boy could sleep? hey, man, we got plenty of room. we don't. no, we don't. all our rooms are filled. what? all our rooms are filled. with what? air. i'm airin' 'em out. and, julio, i'd appreciate it very much if you would leave 'cause you're standing in the spo

no man fought more bravely. i held him in my arms as he was dying, and he said, "find charles, and beg him totoorgive me." and... and me? and come home? my father is bull man, wisest of the cheyenne. i wear the war shirt. he who wears it is first into battle, last to leave it. whwhe man kills the buffalo... my people go hungry. he shoots my young men, and our women wail in the lodges. our children have no fathers to make meat. he who wears the war shirt must take care of his people, give them what they need. once i went to war with only a lance to show i was not afraid to die. i wear the war shirt, and it is a heavy burden. i would put it off... but my people need me. ( indians agreeing ) i will wear it... as long as i can. your people are in virginia. come home. the e ite man throws away his son. the white man steals from his own kind, leaves him to die in the desert. it was your fault. you was the devil tempting me. you had $5,000 in gold totoake into the wilderness where it wouldn't do you no good! you was ma