it's your choice, mr. farley. newswoman: details of a shocking crime continue to emerge as ceo, the chief scientist at his company. so, one coconspirator gets off nearly scot-free in exchange for which the other is imprisoned for murder. satisfactory outcome? i'll take it. it's a random universe. ...of the actual murder... where are you going? a meeting. will you be following me to confirm? do i need to? ? life is like a storm ? ? when we find out, it's gone... ? if no one else wants to share, we'll wrap up for tonight. okay, then. yes. it's nice to see you again. please. thanks. uh... (clears throat) hello, my name is sherlock and i'm an addict. all: hello, sherlock. i'm also... uch cleverer than my peers that i've come to believe i feel boredom more acutely than everybody else... ? would you care at all? ? ...which leads me to my recent quandary... arrogance. my-my own arrogance, you know, to be precise. and the possibility that that might be an achilles' heel to my recovery. captioning sponsored by cbs and ford

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it's your choice, mr. farley. newswoman: details of a shocking crime continue to emerge as ceo, werner platz, is arrested for the murder of joaquin pereya, the chief scientist at his company. scot-free in exchange for which the other is imprisoned for murder. satisfactory outcome? i'll take it. it's a random universe. ...of the actual murder... where are you going? a meeting. will you be following me to confirm? do i need to? ? life is like a storm ? ? when we find out, it's gone... ? if no one else wants to share, we'll wrap up for tonight. okay, then. yes. it's nice to see you again. please. thanks. uh... (clears throat) hello, my name is sherlock and i'm an addict. all: hello, sherlock. i'm also... ...i'm the cleverest person in the room. that i've come to believe i feel boredom more acutely than everybody else... ? would you care at all? ? ...which leads me to my recent quandary... arrogance. my-my own arrogance, you know, to be precise. and the possibility that that might be an achilles' heel to my recovery.

it's your choice, mr. farley. newswoman: details of a shocking crime continue to emerge as ceo, werner platz, is arrested for the murder of joaquin pereya, the chief scientist at his company. so, one coconspirator xchange for which the other is imprisoned for murder. satisfactory outcome? i'll take it. it's a random universe. ...of the actual murder... where are you going? a meeting. will you be following me to confirm? do i need to? ? life is like a storm ? ? when we find out, it's gone... ? if no one else wants to share, we'll wrap up for tonight. okay, then. yes. it's nice to see you again. please. thanks. uh... (clears throat) hello, my name is sherlock and i'm an addict. all: hello, sherlock. i'm also... ...i'm the cleverest person in the room. ve come to believe i feel boredom more acutely than everybody else... ? would you care at all? ? ...which leads me to my recent quandary... arrogance. my-my own arrogance, you know, to be precise. and the possibility that that might be an achilles' heel to my recovery.

it's your choice, mr. farley. newswoman: details of a shocking crime continue to emerge as ceo, werner platz, is arrested for the murder of joaquin pereya, the chief scientist at his company. nearly scot-free in exchange for which the other is imprisoned for murder. satisfactory outcome? i'll take it. it's a random universe. ...of the actual murder... where are you going? a meeting. will you be following me to confirm? do i need to? ? life is like a storm ? ? when we find out, it's gone... ? okay, then. yes. it's nice to see you again. please. thanks. uh... (clears throat) hello, my name is sherlock and i'm an addict. all: hello, sherlock. i'm also... ...i'm the cleverest person in the room. that i've come to believe i feel boredom more acutely than everybody else... ? would you care at all? ? ...which leads me to my recent quandary... arrogance. my-my own arrogance, you know, to be precise. and the possibility that that might be an achilles' heel to my recovery. ? would you care at all? ? ponsored by cbs and ford

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the busiest, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, if it's with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle per and the guy next to you makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage. engag

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us ou news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the busiest, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, if it's with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the busiest, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, if it's with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the guy next to you makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage. engage

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the busiest, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, if it's with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the guy next to you makes a -- figh

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the biziests, right, travel daysf seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage. enga

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, >> what are the most -- the biziests, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fight. >>

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula dut left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the biziests, right, travel days of seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage. engage the fli

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage. engage the flight

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the bits the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage. engage t

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the biziests, right, travel days of the seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fight. >> you don't want to engage

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most -- the biziests, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will happily switch with one of you, and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you ta

. >> here wh vice mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper tha seously. alright, politics, nation's divided, going to gather family members and friends, the noty' all going to ben the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabblehis thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. you designate a room in the house where it's okay to talk about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going toit the two other asrohheies nexth t e >>owenfoe? thos sets the rules you say. >> bo,ll,his ishe tou the sheriff. so you designate some people to help you out. so the kidsan b

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. all right, politics divided, going to gather family members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. there's no political chatter. about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you enforce? the host sets the rules you say. >> an ejector seat. >> boo

my name is farley, district tax collector. i just want to make sure that you list that car as income. - is it taxable? - should pull about $500. - as much as that? - probably more. i'll be glad to give you a rough estimate. (car horn blaring) - excuse me. - i'd like to get this straightened out, would you please. more than $500? - i'm warning you crabtree, it comes down or i'm suing! i'm suing! it down unless you get a wrecking permit. - what's up? - you have just been presented with the m.o. - what's that? modus operandi, the method of operation to get barbara to sell the car. - you mean because of the income tax man. - and the property tax man, and the man on whose land you are encroaching. - but... oh i get it, money. it's gonna cost money to keep that car. - yeah. hey thanks a lot for the n.g., mom. - that's m.o. - yeah, m.o. what'd you say that means again? - modus operandi. got it? - got it. - use it. some lawyer. - how's it coming? - slow. - sorry but we're still trying to work things out. - that's alright, take your ti

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. all right, politics, nati divided, going to gather family members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. there's no political chatter. you designate a room in the about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you enforce? the host sets the rules y

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. all right, politics, nation's divided, going to gather family members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. there's no political chatter. you designate a room in the house where it's okay to talk about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you enforce? the host sets the rules you say. >> an ejector

we got you covered with mr. manners. >> thomas farley. >> and friends helping us out. news kids on the block, boyz ii men and paula abdul, who just left. i think she checked out. >> she's mart. >> etiquette. >> hi, thomas. >> what are the most --he biziests, right, travel days of the year. >> and nobody likes the middle seat. >> well, it's if with these guys. >> here's our question -- when you are in the middle seat, there are these armrests and always a battle over the armrest. so -- so how do you decide who gets it? >> all right. >> so we're going to have donny move out of the way and put these back down. so middle person gets the armrest. okay? and -- both armrests. >> no way! >> if you don't like it, i will and you can have -- >> because they get the bum deal? >> the middle seat is torture. if you want both armrests i will happily switch with you. >> it's a fair guideline. >> do you ever wrestle someone for the armrest? try to claim it. >> no. but i want to know, what if you go and the middle person, you're the middle person you take both and the one makes a -- fig

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. divided, going to gather family members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you enforce? the host sets the rules you say. >> an ejector seat. >> boom, you're out. >> well, this is the tough thing, p

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. divided, going to gather family members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. you designate a room in the house where it's okay to talk about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you enforce? the host sets the rules you say. >> an ejector seat

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. all right, politics, members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. there's no political chatter. you designate a room in the about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you enforce? the host sets the rules you say. >> an ejector seat. >> boom,

. >> here with advice, mr. manners himself, mr. thomas farley. who's more dapper than thomas, seriously. all right, politics, nation's divided, going to gather family members and friends, they're not all going to be on the same side of the political spectrum. what are the rules? >> we want to aim for more gobble, less squabble this thanksgiving. so it starts with the host. the host is the one who really sets down the ground rules. ideally in advance today, today is the day, e-mail, text, phone call, we're going to create a politics-free zone and that's the dinner table. so you're putting it out there for all of your guests. there's no political chatter. you designate a room in the house where it's okay to talk about politics. >> the bathroom? >> it's like the smokers room and nonsmokers room. >> outside, down the street. >> if you think there are two who are really going to go at it, you're going to set a place setting for everyone so you're not going to sit the two battling parties next to each other or across from each other. >> how should you

mr. goodman: you're watching "kentucky tonight." this tweet from joe farley in callaway county. what are your stances on the growing student debt crisis? how do you plan to fix it? mr. gray: i think it is a terrible shame and we ought to work on it. there are more than 40 million people in our country today who have student debts. an average of $30,000 per person. that is a shame. at minimum, those with these loans should be able to refinance them at a minimum. you know, an education is the framework for the rest of your life. it provides a framework. now i have run into people people across the , state. one woman in louisville a month ago said she had gotten a master's degree, still has not gotten a job and she has a , six-figure debt. younger people in other locations across the state -- mr. goodman: is there a role for the federal government in the debt crisis that faces so many students? mr. gray: this is the thing we need to get our arms around, and we have got to recognize that we have got to work on problems like this and get through this , gridlock, and get through the d