i am borg? sometimes borg can be a little intimidating. don't take it personally. i want to know more about the collective. you do? well, of course you do. tell me about the borg. oh, what's to tell? you've seen one cybernetically enhanced species you've seen them all. you'll have plenty of time to learn all about them but first, you have to give yourself a chance to adapt to life here on voyager. and now, mister...? i'm sorry. in all the excitement, i forgot your name. i do not have a name. ery individual needs a name. we can't just run around calling you "the drone." that's not very interesting, is it? seven of nine tells me my designation is irrelevant. i disagree. you should choose a name for yourself something that defines who you are. after all, there's only one of you. one. oh, here we are-- sick bay. good morning. you are the emergency medical hologram. and you are very observant. there's nothing to worry about. the doctor is going to run a few scans. you'll be finished before you know it. i will comply. it's a non-invasive biomedical scan. you won't feel a

there was borg stuff everywhere. elaborate. i went on the mission-- the one my mom told me about, the bobo sphere-- but it didn't work. everybody got assimilated. nightmares are caused by irrational fear. they're not real. . mom said we're going to steal something. a transwarp coil. will you be on the sphere? yes. are you scared? we will succeed. but what if you don't? what if they make you a drone again? naomi wildman, you agreed not to bother me. what's it like to be a drone? does it hurt? you will terminate this line of questioning. do the borg have kids? what do they look like? are they friendldly? return to your quarters immediately. resistance is futile. seven of nine to security. intruder alert. who are you? i am the borg. seven of nine, tertiary adjunct of unimatrix zero one, you've become weak. this is a dream. i'm regenerating. it's not a dream. we've accessed your neural transceiver. our thoughts are one. we know about voyager's plan to invade the sphere. it will fail. we've come to make you an offer. rejoin the coll

you know, like the borg. borg... i hate borgs. you do? yeah. they're mean. torres to seven of nine. please report to engineering. it's your move. torres: seven, respond. i'm on my way, lieutenant. naomi wildman... we're playing kadis-kot. seven? take a look at this, will you? i'm picking up an energy signal in the lower subspace bands it's got a borg modulation. you're correct. it is borg. i believe it's a neural interlink frequency. a what? a frequency that integrates can you pinpoint the origin? i will try. no offense, seven, but you look terrible. i am not well. i experienced a brief lapse in memory and i am disoriented. this interlink frequency could explain... ( yelling and screaming ) seven? ( yelling and screaming stop ) do-raq mee-roch. i beg your pardon? i am the son of k'vok. and you? what house are you from? is this some kind of a joke? you wear the uniform of a starfleet pu-c-c. u? tom put you up to this, didn't he? well, ititidn't work. come, warrior, let me look at you. enough, seven. your blood is sweet! ah! torres to security, get somebody down here right now. you ar

you mean the borg were talking to seven of nine? borg queen: good morning. my visual cortex... it's been altered. we've enhanced it with borg technology. you've seen through human eyes long enough. it's a neural processing adjunct remove it. you prefer to remain small. i prefer to remain unique. don't be afraid. we won't turn you into a drone. you're much too valuable to us with your individuality intact. they've corrupted you... but the damage can be repaired. why? isn't it obvious? you're going to help us assimilate humanity. we failed in our first attempt to assimilate earth and we won't succeed the next time unless we understand the nature of their resistance. we want you to be our eyes. let us see humanity. while i was regenerating, you assimilated my memories. our thoughts are one. then you already possess all of my knowledge. what more do you want? you are the only borg that has ever returned to a state of individuality. we want to keep you exactly the way you are. otherwise, you would lose your human perspective. we don't want another drone. we want you. what's happenin

years, the borg began to weaken our defenses. they were closing in the outer colonies were the first to fall 23 in a matter of hours. our sentry vessels tossed aside no defense against the storm and by the time they had surrounded our star system-- hundreds of cubes-- we had already surrendered to our own terror. a few of us managed to survive-- 10,000-20,000. i was fortunate. i escaped with a vessel ve. i don't blame them. they were just drones acting with their collective instinct. you! you had a choice! i am sorry for what happened to your people but try to understand. i couldn't have known. it took me months to find you. i watched and waited for my opportunity and i knew that your selfish desire to get home would surface again that i could lure you to this vessel that i could see to it that you'd all be assimilated and spend the rest of eternity as borg! i was hoping to get your entire crew but i'll settle for the two of you. in a matter of hours this ship will return to my homeworld... inside borg space. when that happens, y

i was borg. "i was borg." that's what you always say. what does it mean? you have the knowledge of 10,000 species in your r ad? not exactly. each drone's experiences are processed by the collective. only useful information is retained still, that probably makes you the most intelligent human being alive. probably. so what do youee the rest of us for? forget i asked. what was that? we just dropped out of warp. what's the problem? we were hit by some kind of shock wave. source? checking. hold on. i just lost all my sensor readings. the computer i ibringing up some kind of message you'd better take a look. i can see it. what is it? i have no idea. my command codes aren't working. the computer says i have insufficient clearance to access the message. we can't function like this. i'm going to g g harry up here to trace the source. don't do anything. i'llllake care of this. send all sensor data about the particle wave to my ready room. tom, disengage engines and hold position here. chakotay: captain... what's going on? i can't explain right now. don't discuss an

it may prove useful in our future encounters with the borg. i am downloading it intovoyager'sdatabase. the borg believed i was unique they were obviously mistaken. how so? i betrayed the crew ofvoyager threatened you with assimilation. i did not expect you to return for me. looks like you still have a few things to learn. time to regenerate. when i am finished. no. now. that's an order. [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company echo two is away, sir. a clean launch. it's made contact with echo one. how long before we get subspace on-line? i'd like to send a few test transmissions ibrate amplifiers. an hour. my guess is we have a lot of people on board waiting to call home. ( console beeps ) a vessel is dropping out of warp, captain. 12 kilometers dead ahead. put it up. look familiar? i don't t cognize the configuration. the starship enterprise. what can we do for you? my name is jonathan archer. we're on a mission of exploraraon for the planet earth. hoshi? the channel's open, sir. do you ne

once a borg, always a borg. seven of nine is a member of this crew. the borg are irrelevant. it's the humans that pose a threat. they think the federation is a hostile invasion force out to destroy their species. i see. maybe i am. you realize i can't let that happen. go ahead. fire your damn nanoprobes blow our re-creation to high heavens. there are a dozen more scattered throughout the quadrant. you'll never find them all. what if i told you that starfleet isn't planning an invasion that no one on earth has even heard of you? i'd say you're lying. have another look at that federation database of yours. you'll see there's no mention of your realm. bullock: immaterial. rding our species has no doubt been classified by starfleet intelligence. good point. you know, we could keep this paranoid debate going all day. you have no reason to trust us and we have no reason to trust you. hear, hear. i knew this reunion would be a fiasco. admiral... janeway: seven... disarm the warheads. captain? do it. one of us has to take our finger off the trigger. it might as well be me. their weap

where's that borg spirit? we'll adapt. my borg spirit gives me an objectivity you lack. she has a point. this would mean leaving voyager behind. could we modify voyager to create a slipstream? in theory, but i don't think the ship would hold up very long under the quantum stresses. ong for the ride i'm all for it. harry, b'elanna, i want you to take an engineering team down to the dauntless. start working on a way to shut down the slipstream drive at a moment's notice. aye, captain. once we have that safeguard in place we'll start making the test flights. i want this entire crew to familiarize themselves with that ship. see to it. dismissed. tuvok... big day. indeed. we've been waiting for this moment for years. why don't i feel more enthusiastic? perhaps my mental discipline is rubbing off on you. perhaps. what do you think about this little miracle of ours? i share your concern about the crew's safety. we must take every precaution. somehow, i don't think standard diagnostics and security protocols are going to make me feel any better. the alien genius with the answers

a borg cannot be one. i will become stronger. a borg cannot be one. she will die as one-- weak, detached, isolated. one borg cannot survive. i am an individual. i will survive alone. you will die alone. ( sighs ) he is right. you're in pain, seven. you don't have to beg me. you don't even have to ask. all you have to do is make a choice. i can survive alone. that's home. that's where you belong. no. end your pain. just walk through that door and you'll never be alone again. it's not real. collective: resistance is futile. you live to serve us. bridge! ( panting ) janeway: seven of nine. you look a little worse for wear. kim: i didn't know she was on board. i never wanted her here. she won't be here long. how long she'll last she can't survive alone. . she'll fall apart before we leave the nebula. and then everybody will die. well, blame me-- i put my trust in her. what is she doing now? she's trying to keep the engines on-line. bets? anybody think she can do it? i'll bet she can't. computer, how long until the ship is out of the nebula? 41 minutes. to

her cybernetic systems were terminated on stardate 52164.3 borg time index: 9.43852. you're encoding the transmitter for time index 9.40? uh-huh. that's less than four minutes before voyager was destroyed. we're cutting it a little close, aren't we? this is no ordinary phone call, doc. esterday. timing is everything. i want to make sure seven of nine gets the information at just the right moment. there. i'm bringing up the new phase corrections. this was where i failed 15 years ago, doc. this time will be different. com-link was down. it is. the signal is being routed through one of my cranial implants. it contains a new set of phase corrections. does harry know how to access your borg systems? no. he must have figured out a way. enter the corrections. they're not compensating for the phase variance. the slipstream is collapsing. full power to the deflector. no effect. our hull is buckling. shields at maximum. hold her steady, tom. inertial dampers off-line! where is the delta flyer? there is no sign of them. they must have remained in the slipstream. voyager's been t

like the borg. precisely. borg but i still need to understand that perfection. without it, my existence will never be complete. commander, you are a spiritual man. that's right. if you had this chance to see your god, your great spiririt then you understand. i think i i . i'll inform the captain of your discovery. for now, her orders stand. thank you. set the confinement beam to its narrowest dispersion. understood. we'll target this facility with the gravimetric torpedo. if anything goes wrong during transport that'll be our only hope. chakotay: bridge to janeway. we've detected two ships on an intercept course. they're not responding to hails. how long until they get here? less than four minutes. stand by to transport the molecules to the harmonic chamber. understood. bridid to cargo bay. do this quickly. that's not advisable. the alien ships are on their way. then i rececmend moving the ship within 5,000 kilometers of the surface. paris: that'll take us into the atmosphere. with our shields down, we won't withstand thermal reaction for more than a few seconds

evidently, our wormhole passes through a layer of subspace monitored by the borg. starfleet's concerned that your neural transceiver tract some unwanted attention. we need to deactivate your implants. you should not attempt to do so without the doctor's supervision. unfortunately, he's off-line. then the procedure is inadvisable. try to relax. we're only going to keep you in stasis until we've reached the alpha quadrant. i realize the prospect of returning to earth is frightening to you. it's perfectly natural for you to resist the unknown but you're in good hands. janeway: what's our distance, tom? 2000 kilometers and closing. no more hirogen hunting parties, malon garbage scows. by this time tomorrow it'll be cardassians, romulans, ferengi... chakotay to the bridge. go ahead. i've spoken to seven of nine. we're putting her into stasis. make it fast. we don't want the borg to crash our welcome home party. how long will i remain inactive? a couple of hours to be on the safe side. security alert! naomi wildman. security's on their way, chakotay. what happened? d som

a borg temporal transmitter. chakotay: starfleet intelligence found it we stole it. ( doors opening ) trouble. long-range sensors are picking up a federation vessel. how much time do we have? i entered a low orbit and remodulated our shields but it won't be long before they find us. six hours if we're lucky. let me get this straight... you're fugitives? "galaxy's most wanted." we stole the delta flyer, too... right out of a federation shipyard. we're wanted on two counts of high treason and conspiracy to violate the temporal prime directive. wonderful. out of the icebox and into the fire. we don't have time for this. get started. aye, sir. we still have to retrieve those sensor logs. get ready. hello, doctor. do i know you? no, but i feel likewe're old fr. tessa omond. hello. it's an honor to finally meet voyager's infamous e.m.h. "infamous"? they've always spoken very highly of you. uh-huh... and how did you get involved with bonnie and clyde here? oh, i've had an interest in voyager for a long time. they're hav

type-one phaser, modified to fire borg nanoprobes. right. do you always arm yourself before a first date? you've never had a date with species 8472. , chakotay. is she cute? in her human form, anyway. i've always wondered what it would be like to date an alien. i'll take notes. we're making our approach. all stop. shields up. feisty little fellows. you've increased their cellular motility by over 200%. i thought it would be prudent to maximize their efficiency. seven, the last time we used nanoprobes we sent 8472 scurrying back to fluidic space. you can't get more efficient than that. the species is highly adaptive. it's been over a year since our first encounter. they may have developed a defense against our technology. there's one way to find out. we can test the nanoprobes on our corpse. you'll find the body in morgue chamber three. beam it to the surgical bay. the creature's only been dead for a few hours. there should still be plenty of cellular activity. initiate a bio-scan, full spectrum. don't worry. it's an autonomic reflex. in its

kiki of puts a borg cube to shame, doesn't it? the vessel's technology is impressive but its construction is haphazard. i guess they sort of improvised as they went along. seven, you've been around humans for a while now. what do you think about love? i don't see the relevance. just cururus. parental love, romantic love affection between friends. specify. romantic love. an attraction based on sexual desire the wrong person when it facilitates procreation. . not at all. the borg have referenced this condition in over 6,000 assimilated species. a striking similarity to disease. a series of biochemical responses that trigger an emotional cascade impairing normal functioning. forget it. are you in love, ensign? i guess that's what i've been askingngyself. ( gasps ) you're glowing. i beg your pardon? your epidermis luminesced. huh... must be the lighting in here. no, it was you. ( gasping ) you should report to sick bay. it's nothing. lie still. i feel fine. no doubt you're feeling wonderful. your beta endorphins are abnormalal elevate

dean borg -- from iowa public television -- is retiring from the program 'iowa press' early next year. he's been leading the weekly program since its first broadcast in 19-71. his last day as the show's host will be january 13th -- following coverage of the condition of the state earlier that week. an absolute stunner in college basketball. this morning, many fans are asking each other -- have you ever heard of indiana-purdue fort wayne? we have now. i-p-f-w took down the third ranked overtime 71-68. fans stormed the court to celebrate. they had never won a game against a ranked team in the history of their program.

totalitarian fanatics bent on world conquest-- the borg of theieiday, no offense. staring at? get up. you deceived me. really? i should've seen through your flirtations. if you say so. the thought of you carrying my child disgusts me. you're not the only one. look, i don't know what went on between the two of you but it's obviously over now. i see you're acquainted. do you find her as attractive as i once did? i'll miss our nights together. pig! put the weapon away. now. (scoffs) doctor, trououe. now what? the klingons are starting to wake up from their nap. all right, hold on. what are you doing? i've established an interface with holodeck one. i want to monitor what's'soing on over there in case the crew needs my help. klingon: q'apla! uh-oh. what should we do? not having a cure for klingon hangovers i cocodn't tell you. the battle has begun. our plan is to penetrate the enemy's position cut his forces in half. and a very good plan it is. best of luck with it. youwill lead us into battle, great warrior. maybe i'll just watch from here-- try to offer up some pointerers as thi

i suggest you try borg regeneration. it's much more efficient. a simple cortical implant would be requirered. another time, perhaps. ( beeping ) what is it? dangerously high levels. source? unknown. it's probably nothing, just... background theta-radiation. but it could mean there's someone nearby. janeway: distance? approximately 25 light-years. it's a long shot, but alter course. yes, ma'am. if that's all, commander... actually, i'd like to make a request. i've been saving up my holodeck rations three full hours coming. any chance i might persuade you to join me for a few rounds of velocity? it'll help clear your mind. my mind is perfectly clear. and what if i told you i'm not leaving until you join me? i'd say, "have a seat, it'll be a while." then i'll be blunt. you've picked a bad time to isolate yourself from the crew. this ship needs s captain, especially now. i'm not sure i understand it myself. it started when we entered this-- what does the crew call it? the void. charming. ( claps hands ) oh, what i wouldn't give for a few borg cubes a

borg has been at the helm of the first broadcast in 19-71 -- a run of 46 years. today -- he announced that his last day as the show's host will come next january 13 -- following coverage of iowa public television's 'condition of the state' earlier that week. a change is coming to the silver screen in eastern iowa. it is acquiring wehrenberg theatres -- including the theater in cedar rapids along council street. the new marcus location will join four other locations already operating in eastern iowa -- with waterloo, cedar falls, coralville and iowa city all having their own theater. all of wehrenberg theatrest are changing hands in the deal -- with spans 14 theaters across four midwestern states. another teacher is taking home k-w- w-l's cedar valley tools for schools award. peet junior high school. she won 500 dollars for her classroom. she says she used the money to buy a video camera... a green screen.. .a tripod and microphones. "kids came to me as incoming 7th graders with a burning needed, but we were sharing that camera with the entire school and all of th

they are unknown to the borg. perhaps these images have been manipulated. no. they're real. the image buffer would've shown signs of tampering. i have a different theory. i believe there was an attack on voyager by this species and all our memories of the event were erased. this is the unknown crewman i told you about-- ensign jetal. the question is... who was she? an alien intruder posing as a starfleet ensign? of course, it's impossible to tell from a photograph but one thing is certain-- we areren immediate danger. how so? only a few hours ago as i was beginning this investigation someone shut down my program and eliminated all my memories of the last 24 hours. an intruder may be on board. run a deck-by-deck security sweep. understood. see if you can detect any cloaked vessels nearby. i'll review the medical records of the crew. ensign kim may not have been the only one who was injured during the attack. no. i want you to deactivate yourself for now. we'll erect a security field around the main computer and encrypt all pathways leading to your program. if somomne tries to

captain, you can't take the word of a borg over mine. this has to stop, tom. your conduct lately has been bizarre and i've heard far too many complaints from far too many people to dismiss it-- akotay, the doctor, seven of nine. they're all worried about you, and so am i. you're right, captain. i need some rest. i'll go right to my quarters. tom... as your captain and as your friend... i want you to report to sick bay for some tests. we have to find out if there's something physical that's causing this behavior. this is crazy. i don't need any help. janeway: security, i need you in the ready room now! (coughing) are you hurt, captain? no. take him to sick bay. keep security with him. the coaxial drive will be on-line in a few minutes. good. i've just about overridden all the lockout commands. no offense, but i'd like to get out of your body as soon as possible. the alien seems capable of some sort of selective dna exchange. he absorbs new dna while depositing his current genetic material that's the last lockout command. we're set for coaxial warp. let's findvo

i believe i found a worthy prey: the borg. when world war ii is over we will recreate a notorious battle i thought you might but if you continue to disobey me this is one hunt you will never see. you nearly destroyed two of my favored prey. you were careless. i've become impatient. we penetrated thth vessel overcame their defenses and in the moment of the kill, you forced us to stop. now we play these incessant games. it's time we took our trophies and moved on. r the kill has blinded you like many young hunters. if you took the time to study your prey to understand its behavior, you might learn something. there is nothing to be learned. you're wrong. each prey exposes us to another way of life and makes us reevaluate our own. have you considered our future? what will become of us when we have hunted this territory to exhaustion? we will travel to another part of space a way of life that hasn't changed for a thousand years. why should it? species that don't change... die. we've lost our way. we've allowed our predatory instinc

let's show them what a little borg-inspired weaponry can do. acknowledged. loading photonic missiles. we've lost power to secondary systems. fire. three direct hits. they're losing attitude control. they're pulling up. harry, get ready to grab the probe. still out of transport range. we're losing integrity. 50%... forty... if you can hold us togetetr for another half a minute we'll be within range of the target. we still need to survive the ascent. one thing at a time. we're losing structural integrity. it's down to 25%. harry, prepare to lock on. we've got micro-fractures forming-- aft starboard hull zone two. beaming the probe into the cargo hold. got it. initiating rapid ascent. harry, i need those secondary systems back on-line. ( grunting ) lieutenant, what are you doing? patching a hole before it opens. that'll never hold. ititl hold a minute or two and with any luck, that's all we need. seven, take over here. i need an e.p.s. relay. uh, there's one in the transporter control circuitry. the panel is sealed. good. get away from it. watch ouou i don't kn

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a continuaciÓn roger borges nos hace un recorrido por Él, y nos muestra las atracciones mÁs llamativas. roger: nos encontramos en el crucero mÁs grande del mundo. tiene el tobogÁn más alto en alta mar, tiene una barba con robots y capacidad para mÁs de 6700 pasajeros. ♪ bienvenidos al nuevo rey de los mares. >> lo que hace este barco tan especial son las emociones que puede brindar a las casi 7000 personas que pueden estar a bordo. roger: es toda una ciudad flotante. el barco es mÁs largo que la torre eiffel, el Área del central park incluyen jardines tropicales, son 17 cubiertas, 7 vecindarios, 18 restaurantes y un parque acuÁtico para gozar el altamar. ahora llegamos a otro sitio popular en este barco, la barra biÓnica. atendido por dos bar tenders capaces de mezclar y sacudir unas 1000 bebidas al dÍa, robots tanto el trago estÁ listo, pone su tarjeta y va directo a usted. gracias y no tengo que dar mi tip. hay varios tipos de cabinas, incluyendo algunas con vistas virtuales y otras tipo lofts de dos pisos. la atracciÓn estrella de este barco es sin duda el [...], y da m

as you can see -- borges colorado is still sitting in the 40s and 50s. >> there is the storm system coming up. good moisture streaming into the state but it is targeting the southwest border. some of the moisture could come as -- we will see an increase in clouds coming out of the south. spotty showers here, spotty showers and rain here. most tonight -- they will be in the 30s in the mountains. same thing. you can see the influence of the clouds coming in here. close to 60 degrees in grand junction. we'll be back into the 50s and low 70s -- a gentle breeze and 40 degrees overnight tonight. some of the moisture of denver to castle rock, parker -- you may get a sprinkle or a shower. most of us will not see it. here is your pinpoint weather seven day forecast. back to sunny and 70 degrees on sunday. 63 degrees on monday. the rest of the week will be all dry and sunny. do not forget to turn those clocks back this weekend. yourself a favor and change your batteries in your smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector. >> it's not that if you forget to fall back, it's the spring ahead that's bad.

borges says: "i don't know how many times i've seen the snow but it was really fun [reporter: "are you cold or are you warm in that big b. chu says: "i'm warming up. [reporter: you're what warming up] yeah." martinez says: "and some people are so excited by the snow, they're pulling off to the side of the road just to build a snowman." j. casillas says: "well, this is southern california." yes it is. and the snow is also the perfect start to the holiday season especially after that big turkey dinner. a. chu says: "yes. it totally feels like the holiday. like, thanksgiving was the other day and it's just the season has kicked off." d. lopez says: "just being home, eating turkey... this is a good exercise, going up there." martinez say the biggest regrets people say they have is not wearing enough warm clothing. but they say they'll be more prepared next time. in mount laguna, felicia martinez, fox 5 news." for all of you itching to get into the christmas spirit here... you can hop on board the christmas express. the annual event.. hosted by western elite... offers a winter wonderland. t

ilia: se acerca a la entrega anual de los latin grammy, lo verÁ por univisiÓn, roger borges hablÓ con jesse y joy, que fueron nominados. roger: mi entrevista con uno de mis dos favoritos, jesse y joy tuvo que comenzar con un selfies. >> muchos nervios, estamos cerca de la ceremonia, estaremos participando con mÚsica. roger: sobre el dÚo mÁs nominado de los latin grammy. >> se siente mucha emociÓn y tambiÉn mucha responsabilidad. venimos de un disco multipremiado, entonces nos quedÓ la vara alta. roger: los hermanos compiten en cuatro categorÍas: grabaciÓn del aÑo, canciÓn del aÑo, Álbum del aÑo y mejor Álbum vocal pop contemporÁneo por "un besito mÁs". >> es el nombre de un tema que le hicimos a nuestro papi, que en paz descanse, y es muy fuerte porque desde inicio sentimos que el disco tenÍa una estrella muy especial alrededor. roger: comenzaron su carrera hace 11 aÑos, la canciÓn que lanzÓ su carrera fue "corre", el sencillo se mantuvo en el nÚmero uno durante ocho semanas, y ahora lo que querÍa saber es si se sentÍan con suerte para este jueves. ¿cuÁntos se

learn to take care of yourselves because ifisee you as helpless children then how do you think the borg see you? or the romulans or the klingons or the dominion? these empires look at the federation and they see a prize-- a prize that we have forgotten how to protect mr. fullerton has quite a flair for the dramatic. does hereallybelieve that? i think he does. ...and re-embrace the kind of hard work that built the federation in the first place or we can lie here napping in the sun until we wake up with jem'hadar guns to our heads. the choice is ours. heaven help us if we make the wrong one. bashir: what are you talking about? worf, this sounds like nonsense. i'm merely observing that the klingons would never have attacked had they not believed the federation vulnerable. even now, since the changeling was discovered on the klingon high council most of my people continue to call for war because they think they can win. none of this has anything to do with risa. you cannot be certain of that. all i know is i've spent lifetimes julian? oh,thereyou are. i am so glad we came here. i'm having t

the herald's ron borges is in the house, joined by mark bertrand, that's tomorrow night following the broncos and raiders right here on 7 nbc. win in more than a year and they had a tall task today against heisman frontrunner lamar jackson, and the 7th ranked louisville cardinals. jackson and his 38 total touchdowns rolling into alumni stadium and it didn't take long for the sophomore to show off his skills. third play of the game, jackson, nearly untouched for a 69-yard touchdown. 7-0 cardinals. later in the first quarter jalin smith who hauls in the 44-yard touchdown. lieu vile would take the the lead -- louisville would take the lead. third quarter, b.c. getting on the scoreboard. rouse will do the rest, rumbling 39 yards for the touchdown. that makes it 38-7. but there was no stopping lamar jackson. check out this explosion through the seventh and final time. four touchdowns through the air, three on the ground. the cardinals roll 52-7. van der bill visiting auburn, watch zach cunningham channel his inner jamie collins, leaping over the center, blocking the awsh urn field goal. th

a vote of borg confidence. who could argue with that? all right. back to your stations. set a course for the vortex. all hands to battle stations. you told them. they knew coming in. let's just say i wouldn't be return fire. hit them with everything we've got. their shields are holding. open a channel. this is voyager. stand down your weapons and fall back. i'll take that as a "no." the vortex? gineering. we're approaching the vortex. bring the aft shielding on line. acknowledged. see you on the other side. status? the port nacelle's been ruptured. we're venting plasma. can you get us out of hehe on one engine, tom? i think so. torpedoes armed and ready. on my order, tuvok. we'll only get one shot at this. they're firing spatial charges. evade them. captain proton to the rescue. ( chchkles ) i'll explain later. tuvok: the vortex is in visual range. janeway: time to intercept? 47 seconds. steady as she goes. keep laying down fire. direct hit! starboard nacelle! both engines are off-line! we're riding on inertitia. one more hit and we're dead in the water. with our main de

borg drone-- except i was designed to be the perfect starfleet officer. top of his class... captain of the velocity team, interstellar honors. first field assignment-- bridge officer on a starship. every cadet's dream come true. you're not a program. in fact, i envy your freedom. i mean, your crew's mission-- totoeek out life... what could be more liberating? don't be afraid to e elore what's happening between us. ( beeping ) oh, no. the delta flyer. commander tuvok? we're being hailed. ( beeping ) well, you better answer them before they open fire. ( sighs ) kim here. tuvok: ensign, you are in direct violation of the captain's orders. return to voyager immediately and bring derran tal with you. yes, sir but why bring tal? she's wanted by the varro authorities there's no point in lying. we found a schematic for the parasite on your personal database. to some of us, it's more like a prison. so you've resorted to sabotage no doubt involving him. mr. kim's complicity remains to be proven. he had nothing to do with our movement. "movement"? tell them. jippeq: it's none of their

i have found a way to disable the i ierface by remodulating one of your borg implants to emit a jamming signal. once the hirogen have brought you back to the holodeck the jamming signal will activate within seconds. my objective? find a control panel inside the holodeck and engage the bridge access relays. that will enable ensign kim and me to deactivate all the neural interfaces. after captain janeway and the crew regain awareness you can work with them to mount a resistance. what simulation will i be entering? do you know anything about it? that could be a problem. nothing. once the interface is disabled, you won't rememberernything about your role in the simulation. think of it as a new social setting. do your best to fit in. this is the last neural interfacece when you've finished with her you will help me replicate more. ? that old black magic has me in its spell ? ? that old black magic that you weave so well ? ? those icy fingers up and down my spine ? ? the same old witchcraft when your eyes meet... ? ( soft click ) ((piano stops ) i must discontinue this activity. i am not well

plus ron borges joined by mark devito. we're talking all-time quarterbacks and how well if these are the final years. and the shocking end to jamie collins's run in new england. that's all tonight following the broncos and raiders on sunday night football. the patriots will be getting set to host the seahawks in a sunday night super bowl rematch. bill belichick is watching the nfl, and he said today that seattle scouting report is done for now, but he'll be tuning in for that monday night matchup tomorrow night against the cleveland debut against doc prescott and the cowboys. collins matched up with jason whitten. the dallas tight end wins the battle,. the browns fall to 0-9, lose 35g-10. collins end up with eight tackles and a q.b. hit. just 20 days after having surgery to repair torn meniscus in his left knee. ben roethlisberger back on the field today in baltimore. the steelers punt on 10 of their first 11 drives. this one early in the fourth is chris moore scoops it up and scores. the ravens had a 21-0 lead. big ben ge

one day the borg will assimilate your species despite your arrogogce. when that moment arrives, remember me. alpha-hirogen: bridge to holodeck one. yes. i've come toton agreement with captain janeway. call a cease-fire. what?! tuvok: captain...? janeway: it's true, tuvok. to pull out of the city. aye, captain. turanj, order our hunters to end the fighting. this is madness. we're winning this battle. the future of our people, our civilization depends on this agreement. acknowledged. you heard him. release the captives. i'll tell the others. order all units to withdraw to these positions. have you? yes. but the commandant is a aool. he doesn't understand. he's neverermbraced the fuhrer... or his vision. one does not cooperate with decadent forms of life. one hunts them down and eliminates them. the commandant speaks of civilization. y, rome fell to thehepears of our ancestors... as the jews are falling now. look at our destiny. the field of red. the purity of german blood. the blazing white circle of the sun that sanctified that blood. no one can deny us,

borg wisdom. coffee, anyone? captain? no, thanks. i've had enough. one momo cup and i'll jump to warp. any news? i'm afraid not. no debris, no l le signs? we've got three teams beneath the surface and so far, nothing. well, so much for that happy ending. we'll turn that planetoid inside out if we have to but i think we have to be prepared for the worst. maybe it's time you u ld naomi. no, not yet. she's an astute girl. she must be aware that something's wrong by now. shshs been asking a lot of tough questions. "why hasn't her mother filed a status report?" "what if she's in trouble?" but i've got a big day planned for her tomorrow. plenty for distractions. she won't have time to be worried. your mission was to keep her occupied, not to lie to her. i want you to explain the situation. i don't think that's such a good idea. why not? like i told you, she's sensitive. with all due respect, captain, i'm her godfather. i know what's best for her. neelix... ( door opens ) ( door closes ) i realize you care about naomi and you are only trying to protect her

dean borg -- from iowa public television -- is retiring from the program 'iowa press' early next year. he's been leading the weekly program since its first broadcast in 19-71. his last day as the show's host will be january 13th -- following coverage of the condition of the state earlier that week. an absolute stunner in college basketball. this morning, many fans are asking each other -- have you ever heard of indiana-purdue fort wayne? we have now. i-p-f-w took down the third ranked overtime 71-68. fans stormed the court to celebrate. they had never won a game against a ranked team in the history of their program. in fact, they hadn't even played a top 25 opponent in almost four years. the mastodons pulling off the biggest stunner of the year so far in college hoops. "bright lights big fights." the victory fighting championship returns to the five sullivan the doors open at six and the fights start at seven. this week, we're thankful for a lot of people in our lives... like educators. we're honoring one this week with the cedar valley tools for schools award. abby hendrickson is the

suggestions-- so i usually just kept my mouth shut and i behaved that way for so long i fought the borg, been transformed into an alien helped defeat the hirogen. hell, i've even come back from the dead. it's been a wild ride. i woke up the other morning and it suddenly hit me-- i've got a lot of experience now so why should i be afraid to take the initiative or voice my ideas? good for you, harry. but... do me a favor. the next time you try to assert yourself leave me out of it. i hate hot weather. don't worry. we'll cut holes in the environmental suits get some ventilation going. harry, while you're busy improving yourself you might try working on your sense of humor. my sense of humor? what about that stupid gag about the bicycle? oh that was funny. no, that was not funny. you think that's humor? don't mention it. remind me to volunteer you to help the next time i have to clean the warp plasma manifolds. really, tom, you don't owe me anything. oh, but i do. we've lost attitude control. time to show off your piloting skills. think you can handle it? watch me. oh, i'll be watching you,

the borg are accused of assimilating information with no regard for life. this cardassian did the same and yet, his behavior is tolerated. ah, there you are. i'm almost ready to begin the surgery. lieutenant torres won't allow you to have anything to do with her treatment. because of that bajoran? we've gathered some corroborating evidence. ties during the cardassian war. thousands of bajorans died on your surgical tables. that's absurd. and even if it were true, i'm only a hologram and i have no memory of those events. they're not part of my programming. but you are the holographic representation of crell moset. your program, despite all its brilliance is based on his work. he infected patients ng bodies and now we're reaping the benefits of those experiments. medically, ethically, it's wrong. what do you suggest we do about it? i'm not sure. we may have to delete your program. delete me? what about our patient? i suppose i'd have to try and treat her on my own. i realize that. you know there's always a price to pay for the advancement of medical science.

it permits communication with other borg drones. you are not a telepath. no. remarkable. how old is this? about 600 years. my grandfather gave it to me when i was a child. it seems you have a long-standing obsession with exploration, captain. i, on the other hand, have much more in common ancient soldier. he's from earth's classical period. it produced some of our greatest artists as well. your culture has many contradictions. violence and beauty, science and faith... all somehow mingled harmoniously. like the counterpoint of this music. mahler symphony number one. am i correct? you're getting to know my database better than i do. i've had time to review it since our last encounter. i'm just trying to get to know you, captain. there's no reason for us to be adversaries. i could be your friend and right now, you could certainly use one. really? why is that? your predicament. i don't expect it's be easy. thousands of light-years from home navigating by strange stars trespassing in other people's space ignoring their laws. we're just trying to get back to earth. through the

and over again in the finals, whether mcenroe and borg or chris everett and martina, that's what we wanted over and over again. >> three match points to martina nvratilova. >> this man has a smile that lights up the television screen from here to maine. >> there is "magic" johnson, this urban kid from michigan, and larry byrd, this guy who worked carrying trash. one plays for los angeles laker, the others for the boston celtics. it is a great story. >> "magic" johnson leads the attack. >> oh, what a show. >> when those championship games are in prime time and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> i didn't challenge with it, someone with primitive skills, they're as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event because every fight was like an axe murderer. when he fought michael spinks, you could feel the electricity on tv. >> he leads with the right-hand. there he goes! >> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it is all over! mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior h

dean borg -- from iowa public television -- is retiring from the program 'iowa press' early next year. he's been leading the weekly program since its first broadcast in 19-71. his last day as the show's host will be january 13th -- following coverage of the condition of the state earlier that week. our continuing coverage of the his family edward lawrence tells us the next announcement for a cabinet pick could come as early as today. published reports say south carolina governor nikki haley will be tapped as u-n ambassador. during the campaign. mitt romney is now the front runner for secretary of state and dr. ben carson is now being considered as the secretary of in many ways and he needs to foundation, which reported in a "these have been incredibly government, and most of them are not even seeking that." around his private mar-a-lago golf club where he's staying. the coast guard even set a zone edward lawrence nbc news the water where boats are banned from entering. edward lawrence nbc news washington. president obama to dozens of inmates -- including several from iowa. the preside

allowed them to in certain diocese, and then they were automatically excommunicated if they had ana borg -- an abortion. now a priest can say, no, you're not excommunicated, please come back to the church. we want to get everybody into this big tent, and this is a pope who continues to try to break the barriers. we've seen it with other groups, and now certainly it's happening now more with women and this particular issue. you know, as a minister in the church as a priest, i have a lot of women who come to me in confession, confessing abortions. there is a lot of pain, a lot of guilt, a lot of feeling on the outside like they don't belong, that they've done something unforgivable. this pope is saying, look, everything can be forgiven. nothing is beyond the purview of the mercy of god. >> and i'm curious, how is this edict from pope francis different from what pope john paul ii did in the previous holy year in 2000? >> well, it differs because now in all diocese throughout the world, priests can now forgive abortion. in other words, it used to be reserved for bishops if someone was excomm

gloria borg thank you so much. i want to turn to sunlen serfaty. what can you tell us? >> reporter: pam, mayor bill de blasio came in about an hour ago. you mentioned their meeting off the top before you talked to gloria. he didn't offer very much by way of specifics about what his meeting with donald trump would be about today, but he did say he'll be talking about what the people are new york city are feeling and what we need. and i can tell you that at least in the short term many new yorkers are concerned about the security of perimeters set up around trump tower. this being a main thoroughfare in the city that has realkerfoi traffic here and certainly on the agenda to discuss today. but likely also this is all about turning over a new leaf between the two men. given that they have had a storied relationship. it was only last year, pam, that donald trump called mayor bill de blasio a maniac and the worst mayor of new york city. pam? >> a couple days ago, mayor de blasio encouraging protests against trump. sunlen, thank you so much for that. moving along here, turnin

now, the reporting we're seeing from gloria borg and jim acosta is jared kushner who is married to ivanka trump could perhaps get top security clearance. we will see what happens in the ensuing weeks and months. but once donald trump is president, fairly certain, don, he can decide who gets it and who doesn't get it. >> what do you make of this, william? >> also of course we know he has asked for security clearance for his three children and, you know, jared kushner is, of course, married to ivanka. ivanka and don jr. and eric are supposedly going to be running his business. they're also going to get national security clearance, top secret security clearance at the same time they're running his business? that is troublesome. >> what about potential conflicts of interest because his children are supposed to be running his businesses, and if they have that information isn't it a conflict of interest? >> i would think so. i mean donald trump has business interests all around the world and he's going to have information about his -- about countries all over the world, and his children are now

the whole idea is how divided we are and it's really been masked over the years and as sgloirgloria borges to say -- >> you're talking about hypocri hypocrisy, as well. >> absolutely, and that band-aid has been ripped off and the anger contained in washington, d.c. and new york that we don't see in middle america although these are urban cities, everyone's starting to see it. there's a lot of he'lling and qui the only way is both sides need to come to the middle. >> put these protests into perspective for us, douglas brinkley. >> i think a lot of this is the bernie sanders movement coming back. they've been doubly disappointed. they thought their candidate should have been the democratic fom nominee. i think mr. trump should, when he meets president obama, should make an effort to talk to bernie sanders, maybe john lewis, some democrat democrats on capitol hill, just to take the temp with them. donald trump needs to do some healing gesture this is week. i don't mean abandon his base. i'm simply saying do a kind of listening tour to some people in washington, maybe visit the state departmen

glor glor gloria borges, dana bash and cnn political commentator, writer at "the federalist." happy to see you. >> happy to see you. >> can you believe we arrived at this moment? let me springboard, michael, off gary tuchman's topic about hispanics. i saw on twitter you had -- >> i want to be on record. >> you are officially. >> every december we have that debate on my radio program. we bring a gust from "time" magazine on. there are the usual suspects. this year i think it might be obvious that the hispanic voter -- i've been rereading that autopsy report commissioned by ryan priebus and there's a particular line in there saying if hispanics perceive their nominee doesn't care about their presence in the country they wouldn't follow the next sentence out his or her mouth. that might come back to haunt. >> you agree? >> totally. >> 100%, 100%. i think you're exactly right. you know, not unusual, of course. >> oh, yeah. unusual when it comes to trump. you don't know my record. >> i do. that was a little sarcasm. but seriously, i think there's no question. and just look at the e

cnn special correspondent jamie joins me, washington bureau chief for washington globe, gloria borges and jeffrey toobin. there was a lot in that interview. glor, yeah first on what we played, did you hear -- i'm choosing my words very carefully -- a softening of -- softening, walking back, you fill in the blank, you know, these key campaign promises. >> you mean the alternate universe donald trump, is that what you're talking about? >> sure. >> it's different. well, this is -- on the campaign trail, donald trump was black and white. that was it. he was going to lock her up. he was going to repeal and replace obamacare. he was going to build a wall with a big, beautiful door in it. not a fence. a big, beautiful door in it. >> that's right. >> and what we are seeing -- although, i must say, on the campaign trail towards the end of the campaign, he softened a bit on pre-existing conditions and keeping your adult children on your health care plan and he did soften on the muslim ban. but this is a different donald trump. and i think it opens a window onto what he might do. this is somebod