hey, dad, have i got a surprise for you. not now, dennis. but dad, it's very important. dennis, not now. are you sure of your facts, mrs. holland? we know, mrs. mitchell. we know. well, in that case, i'm sure every member of the family would be grateful for any help that's given. you mean you wouldn't mind if we brought a few things here during the next few days? we'd be happy to volunteer our house as a collection center. oh, thank you, mr. mitchell. that was very delicately put. now, if you'll excuse me, i must go mobilize the neighborhood. mom, can i have something to eat? i'm starving. oh, that boy. he's always hungry. oh, i'll hurry just as fast as i can. i think this is a wonderful thing you're doing. in this town, we always take care of our own, mrs. mitchell. good-bye. good-bye, mrs. holland. good-bye. hey, what's going on here? your mother called and she wants you to come right home. okay, mrs. mitchell. bye, dennis. bye, tommy. poor little tyke. i'm amazed. i was talking with mrs. anderson only yesterday and she seemed so cheerful. honey, mrs. holland isn't one

sorry, dad. sorry, dad. unacceptable. one time with feeling, say it with me-- sorry, dad. sorry, dad. sorry, dad. i'm taking most of the day off to spend with your mother. it's a surprise for her. ok, alex? all right. jennifer! you use that phone as long as you want. you got 30 seconds, keaton. hey, morning, mom. hiya. you didn't get much sleep, huh? i heard andrew crying. i slept fine from 3:00 to 3:15. otherwise, i'd be grumpy. sorry i wore your shirt. to make it up, i'm going to wash it. no, no! mallory, no! you don't even know how to use the washing machine. i do so. look, "before using this machine, "make sure it's been grounded to avoid possible electric shock." where are you going, mom? andrew hasn't been outside for a week. we're taking a walk before dark. but it's 8 a.m. then i have no problem. i want to ask adam, but what if he says no? what if he says yes? your time's up. get off the phone now, or i'll call adam and tell him you like him. i'll call you back, ok, krissie? that was a dirty trick. say, alex. yeah, dad? where's elyse? she just left. what do you mean

easy -dad! -get out of here. it's fine. -not if you pull the trigger, it's not. y. looking over my shoulder. -this is no way out. that's no way to live. ain't that right, son? [gun shot] -sorry, that discussion was beginning to annoy me. i'll take that. get over there. well, i guess we know where you get your indecision, huh, reno? i can't tell you the number of times he's had a chance to drop 'em. i guess he just doesn'tthav. hell, it probably runs in the family. -it ain't for lack of courage. -ah, you big city y ps, you really amuse me. and when you're not taking bribes, or letting guys out of the can, you're doing pre-trial executions. -you think you're any better? you don't want to take him back to court. you want to take him back in a box. -give me the gun. -sure. reno: dad! -uh! -ah! -go on, son. get on the bike and ride. -what are you going to do? -just do what i'm telling you. if you don't, i'm going to kill him. i'll hold him for an hour, that will give you a good head start. go son. it's ok. -morning, doug. -hey,

it's more than my dad. it's a part of dallas. >> before we leave rock island, remember how business owners here promised to beautify the area? well, each owner chipped in, adding sculptures and murals to their exteriors. hannah has taken the junk of her past and her father's junkyard and redeemed both. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance," and remember, you can't take it with you. >> two proud texans with a passion for old west guns, guts, and glory. >> i do see bullet holes. >> two strange inheritances -- one a lone star mystery... >> i'm roy roberson. >> i don't think he wanted anyone to have the combination, because that was his control over the pandora's box.sized challenge. >> this may be financially one of the dumbest things that i have ever done. >> together, can they make history? >> fire! [ explosion ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪

dad said, that's very good. now you need to put your >> water. >> have you ever put your face into the water? how did it feel? >> nice. >> nice, how did it feel? >> nice. >> how did it feel, emily? >> nice. >> can you tell us how it felt, hannah? >> nice. >> so the water was nice and cold and his dad said, i need you to blow bubbles, so he put his face in the water and bloop, bloop, bloop. bloop, bloop, bloop. >> and bubbles came up out of the water. he said, good job. he said, all right. what next. >> dad said you have to trust me. do you trust me? and he said, yes i do. dad held him in his arms and he had him put his legs out and his arms out, and he had to splash the water arms and his feet. oh, my goodness. water was splashing every where and his father walked with him and he was splashing through the water. and then he said, dad, let me go. would you be ready to go already if you were splashing in the water? >> yes. >> you think so? well, dad let him go and he was above the water. he said, i'm -- oh, this i

against my dad? - no, i figure i can hold my own with the rest of the guys who want to date you, but a father is unfair competition! (laughing) - well, he's not competing with you. - then why does he keep forgetting to tell you when i call? - he's not an answering service. besides, i think he's always treated you very well. - what about the time he turned the hose on me? - that was an accident. - but he enjoyed it. (laughing) i've been introduced like, what, 20 times and he still forgets my name? hey, what's-his-name is here! emember than your loopy name! - you know, you two got a close corporation. you got your father, and your father's got you. who needs anybody else? - toby prentice, i think i've heard just about enough about me and my father. - that makes two of us. (laughing) ? (lyrics) if you're in doubt about angels being real ? wait'll you see my gidget ? you'll want her for your valentine ? you're gonna say she's all that you adore ? but stay away, gidget is spoken for and daddy's a well-bal

because mike always-- dad, dad, dad. oh, good. you'll all here. all right. gentlemen... i'm giving the project over to my second choice... trumbull. case closed. trumbull? all right, you idiots. you happy now? (door opens) ed. those guys are gangsters, man. they're gonna gouge you. ed, jim's right. they're thieves. you know that. eh, maybe, but they're thieves with heavy equipment and, uh, an experienced crew, and no infighting. ed, wait. you're gonna let him do this? (whispers) what? what am i supposed to do about it? cosign the loan. anything's better than giving the business to those crooks. i thought you said it made you feel a loser. yeah, but then pop pointed out that your desk doesn't have any drawers, so i feel a little better about myself. it's very stylish. just don't call it a desk. are you all right with this? look, mike, if you're still willing... yeah, i'm good. i'm willing. let's do it. all right. all right. baxter &... sons. yeah. this is a great day. what happens next? i drive us to the bank. we'll use my car. you kind of drive like miss daisy. well, act

my dad was our biggest cheerleader. for me, it's a disconnect about my dad. >> reporter: donald trump does that for ivanka. >> would i support someone who is criminally negligent? >> i had thought not. >> that's what i thought. >> but he is that. that's where we disa >> reporter: according to the data, there's a stark generational divide at play here. this is what it would look like if voters only under 29 voted a wash of blue. and if only people over 65 voted, a totally different story. >> i think the big divide is the gender. we know women are supporting hillary clinton in big numbers. that's already showed up at the polls in early voting. >> my dad is supporting trump. >> my daughter, katherine, has decided to support hillary clinton. >> reporter: kevin's a north carolinian. what some might call a roots republican. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> reporter: originally a kasich guy, he's begrudgingly joined the trump train. kathy, who lives in maryland, leans to the left. >> hello my radical

going viral after she made some comments about her dad when she says her dad does now that she is >> and be seen that yet if you haven't you got to stick around is going to make you smile what could be a stressful day it's election day tuesday on kirk yankee people are heading out to the polls in droves today some states are mail-in ballots are not common lines winding down the streets look at some of these lines people waited for their chance to cast their ballots for hours upon hours in some spots of this was this was especially true in states some of the longest lines this morning were in north carolina and new york donald trump casting his vote a few hours ago also in new york is scheduled to be there the rest accusation is there but that is just the brief amount of information they're just getting will have more on of what the lawsuit entails there are only a few only a few hours left to make sure that you can make your vote count fox 31 jim hawley is live holy is live with the latest on colorado's vote. >>oo those ballots in and dropped him off his back here this is one of the

but, dad -- i said it was settled. dad, you don't understand. i have to go down there and at least tell them. in fact, i'm going. son, if you set one foot outside this house tonight, i'll take away your allowance for the next three months. go up to your room and see if you can come to your senses. oh, good evening, ralph. come on in. hello, mrs. anderson. um, how's betty? is she feeling any better? well, not much. we haven't been able to cheer her up at all. well, do you think there's any use my asking her to go someplace tonight? oh, i wish you'd try. betty, ralph's here! oh, boy. i thought you were never going to come. know. he hasn't shown up yet. look, i can't go on this date tonight. it's not 'cause i'm chicken, see. my folks won't let me. in fact, they locked me in my room. but i snuck out just to tell you this. i said i'd be here, and i'm here. i got to get back now before they discover i'm gone or i'm really in a jam. well, hope you guys have a good time. bud, wait a minute. i got to get home, too. huh? yeah. my folks won't let me either

the new dad brought hii fashionista wife since becoming a new dad,,and still missing little daughter iris. >> she just laughs and smiles. >> meanwhile, in l.a. these sjp in black lace and her suited up hubby matthew broderick arrived for his premiere at "rules don't apply" including their new teenage son james and he helps his mom with lines at moment and do sarah jessica and matthew assist each other. >> we do sometimes run lines, we do sometimes, but not a whole lot. you were helpful in divorce. i enned up having so much. >> you were helpful. matthew stars alongside warren beatty and annette benning. the couple has been married for 24 years. this isn't their first movie together and it is the first time warren has directed annette. >> so fun. >> would you do it again? >> oh, yeah. >> in a heartbeat. >> i would do whatever she says, but i don't like to say it in front of her, but she is the best actress alive. >> still ahead, why does mork and mindy star pam dawber walk away from hollywood? anything i've done. i'm just their mom. >> her life today with hubby mark harmon. >> this is

bud: you call me dad? jim: yes. i'll admit this makes a picturesque woodland scene very suitable for trapping grouse, but i do feel that ... bud: now wait dad, let me explain. i started to cut the wood, but mom yanked the job right out from under me n i was getting into high gear too. just made me sick. jim: hmmm, well c'mon, i'll get your job back for you. bud: no wait dad, i don't want to beat an old man out of a job. i don't want that on my conscious. jim: that's about what i figured. bud: a guy can't be thinking of himself all the time. jim: oh certainly not. did you know we have a very unselfish son? he wouldn't think of taking the job away from that old man that you ... by the way, how much is that unselfishness going to cost me? margaret: well it may sound silly, he's worked a few days for mrs. watkins, and that's all he'd accept. jim: well that's odd, he can't be much of a worker for that. margaret: oh mrs. watkins says he's terrific. she said he's about 190 years old and works like a demon. bud: see, you ca

bud: you in there, dad? jim: in a way, yes, come here. i didn't mean to eavesdrop on your conversation but i couldn't help overhearing. ew. (audience laughs) margaret: who was at the door? bud: nancy crail. she wanted me to be on the committee for the class picnic. margaret: oh, good. bud: what would i do on a committee? all that stuff is greek to me. second emotions and all that. jim: now wait. this is something entirely different. a committee like this is just a bunch of kids getting together to organize a picnic. may i venture an opinion? bud: sure. jim: i think you should go to that meeting ter all, you're going to the picnic you can at least help plan it. bud: i've been to these meetings before when we were getting up dances and hayrides and stuff. those goofy girls, all they do is argue. "let's go here" "no, let's go there" "let's have deviled egg sandwiches" "oh, no, i hate deviled egg sandwiches" yak, yak, yak. nothing gets done, nothing ever happens. all you get out of it's an earache. jim: alright, so what they need is someone t

dad? humble, yes, but brilliant and captivating. - i wonder what the voters would say if they could see him now? - i'll say one thing. they couldn't get anyone else to fill his shoes because he's bound and determined to fill these shoes himself - isn't this fun? th is the best celebration we've ever had. - yeah, let's sit down and not walk so much. look, pop the balloon! don't miss now. (balloon popping) you did it, you did it! - a winner, a winner! - oh, isn't it cute! - hey, we need some more guys for the three-legged men's race. - oh, come on, i want you to win a race for me -bud] well, i don't feel like running today. co on, don't be an old stick in the mud. they need you. (crowd chattering) - what's wrong with you today? i thought you were a fast runner. - too much root beer i guess. - hurry up, bud, and get loose. ey're going to start the dance, and we don't want to miss that. - dance? well, i don't really care for dancing. - oh, don't be a wet blanket. do you have to take such crunc

your dad... will always be your dad, no matter what. (projector and camera shutter clicking) here's scotty's statement. you should take a look. i've got randall's office ready to release it on your word. don't pull it yet. sir? there's an operation under way to free the hostages in western kashfar. under way? now? choppers are in the air. they'll be on the ground in 25 minutes. i don't under-- why didn't i know about this? i figured you had your hands full. just keep a lid on it until i update you on the status. if this operation is successful, in a tidal wave of good news. cyrus? yes, sir? i believe the words you're looking for are "thank you." (door opens) (projector and camera shutter clicking) (projector and camera shutter clicking) (fitz) my fellow americans, at 5:37 p.m. greenwich mean time, a navy s.e.a.l. team was dispatched to the kashfari province of tenwar. their mission--to find the three american aide workers taken hostage and bring them back alive. (clicking) (door opens, switch clicks) (keys rattle) (gunfire) (both grunti

don't worry dad. it's nothing serious. when did this come on? - dad, this is no time for questions. i'm trying to tell you how i feel. - i know how you feel. for some reason you don't feel like going to school today. (audience laughter) - you want to be honest? - i want you to be honest. - okay. you know what i'm sick about? the thought of you wasting all that money. - what money? - sending me to college. it's pointless. after all, i have my life planned. now, i don't need a college education to do that. i don't even need a high school one. as a matter of fact, a full high school education could be very bad for me. and more important, for my children. - for your children? - i want them to grow up free from tension and fear. now if i go and get myself over-educated and end up being so much smarter than they are, their parents? - exactly! - then get out of bed. you've got at least 10 more years to go. - what? - it's far be it for me to give you an inferiority complex. (dramatic music) - [gidget] [voiceover] that's another thing i learned a lot time ago. when you have to do a thing, do

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dads don't take sick days. dads take dayquil severe: the... ? ? >> can you tell we have a sugar high after eating all that pie. i don't know where it went. >> such a liar. >> actually, it went right over here. last night was, perhaps, the biggest night for dancing as the final three couples did battle on the dance floor. >> again. >> the stars. >> came down to the crucial final seconds. abc's lauren lyster is in l.a. with the latest. lauren, good morning. >> good morning, kendis and diane. the judges weighed in, the fans voted. and the new mirror ball winner is laurie hernandez. it came down to three, and competition played out. a star-studded and festive finale for season 23's "dancing with the stars" with all original contestants back utah on the dance floor. and several live performances. including this season's contestant, vanilla ice, and grammy award winner baby face bringing the holiday spirit ? sleigh bells ring ? >> reporter: but it came down to the three finalists and the dance with 24 hours to rehearse. first up, the indy race car drive

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yee kicked dad off phone to chat with host. in process compares tom brady, his dad torques a donkey. >>> you know he laid off so benny just walked in. put benny on. hey benny. how are you? a surprise visitor crashing brady's westwood 1 radio interview. the qb's son ben six-year-old giving his take on patriots win against the new york jets on sunday. he was playing against the green guys. i don't know what they're called. but they are very good. >> how did you think your dad did yesterday? >> great. >> flipped his chest. he flipped his chest and he tripped too. he sure did. at one point ben also compared his dad to a donkey. >> he got tripped few times more hurt? well maybe you'll tell us what's wrong with him. i don't know. he's like a donkey. in what way? >> a crazy way. then ben went on to give prediction patriots bronco's game next month saying his dad will look more like a horse by then. >> next fight with the broncos is going to be crazy. he's going to be like a horse next time. when i plays broncos. oh, wow you're already

as a dad-- you're a famous dad. you still do all the dad stuff, teach your kids to drive and how old is your eldest? >> sofia is 16, she has her learner's permit. and george is driving anyway. >> stephen: how old is he? >> i don't want to talk about it. >> stephen: legally? without a lawyer present? >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: are you teaching sofia to drive? >> i'm better at doing it than felicity. >> stephen: felicity is your wife, together you are--philian h.must haveman together. the best celebrity power cole >> it's great, and we're going to the atlantic theater company tonight to see a play. and there is a urinal where our name on it. and it's the filluous h. muffman urinal. >> stephen: you've made it! >> i've made it big. >> stephen: if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. ( applause ) so are you, like, the slam your hand against the dashboard kind of dad? >> no, here's the trick-- don't look up on the the windshield. look to the side. doing that. and you'll see things that you've never seen before

dads don't take sick days. dads take dayquil severe: the... ? ? >> can you tell we have a sugar high after eating all that pie. i don't know where it went. >> liar. >> it went right over here. last night was, perhaps, the biggest night for dancing as the on the dance floor. >> again. >> the stars. >> came down to the crucial final seconds. abc's lauren lyster is in l.a. with the latest. lauren, good morning. >> good morning, kendis and diane. the judges weighed in, fans voted, and the winner is laurie hernandez. it came down to three, and here's how the final night of competition played out. finale for season 23's dancing with the stars with all original contestants back out on the dance floor and several performances. including this season's contestant, vanilla ice, and baby face bringing the holiday spirit. ? sleigh bells ring ? >> reporter: but it came down to the three finalists and the dance with 24 hours to first up, the indy race car driver. >> i can say more than this, i wish i could dance like you. >> reporter: then the former nfl star kn

the latest big reveal, dad jack is dad. >> this is your dad. >> the story line has had a big impact on sterling k. brown.ead >> this is your dad. >> the story line has had a big impact on sterling k. brown. we caught up with the father of two at the good plus o cf1 o foundation's halloween bash. >> i lost my dad when i was a young man, and so i feel acutely thii sort of connection to fathers and father figures. like, i think about my dad all the time, and i know he's smiling at the fact that i get a chance to do this part right now and go on this journey and i hope i just do him proud. that's all. >> i think his dad is already plenty ppoud. sterling just won annemmy for "the people versus o.j. simpson." >> now "this is us" is doing so well. >> it is so impressive that he's doing so well because it goes against cbs' "bull." >> we'll be right back. at a neighborhoods a restaurafavorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work har

piece of dad. it's very personal to your father. >> yeah. but he always used to say there's time slots in life, right, for different things. and, uh, anyway, this time slot is over, right, so it's time to sell 'em and -- and move on. >> of course there's no telling what grant's unusually rare models might sell for. >> how do you set a price on some of these? >> that is the hard part. how do you find a comp for a '36 pierce when there's never been one sold and there's only five made? >> what do you expect? >> it's really, really hard to know, because as my dad used to say, an auction, you need two buyers that want the car, three is better. >> up next -- which of grant's orphans find a good home... >> at 40, 40, 40. now 5. >> ...and which ones do not. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month

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where's dad? what happened to dad? now, be quiet. be quiet! the conference special, sh will professor david garrow please report to gate 27. open channel d. yes, mr. solo? we were right, sir. professor garrow's been taken. we didn't interfere. then proceed as planned. so you knew and still you persuadedd my father to walk into a trap? yes, mr. garrow. a signal from that transmitter my husband is a scientist, in another plane at this very moment. not a law enforcement agent. i can't believe that he would agree to being taken away. dead by now. he is also a very brave man, mrs. garrow. now, no one's heard from the others who disappeared. hasn't it occurred to you that somemeut may be murdering them? we discussed that with your father, mr. garrow. it's for you. why? why? blood money. i see. maintain watch. it's a radar report. the uncle plane is still following. and there's nothing else we can do? casualties are inevitable, sir. deal with it, general. it's the only way, i guess. missile defense unit. we're 80 miles west of our last reported posit

(laughter) bud: well, go downtown, just don't let dad know! margaret: now look bud- bud: you can get the same kind at the war surplus store for only $7.95. margaret: bud, will you wait one- bud: we'll put 'em back in dad's hiding place, kathy: mommy! mommy, come outside, hurry! margaret: you wait, i'll be right back. i'm not sure i'm in favor of your plan. i'm coming! kathy: boy mommy, we're in trouble now, the skates are gone! margaret: gone? margaret: gone, oh, they can't be, where did you leave them? kathy: well, i hid them in the seat here, in some old newspapers, and now they're gone! margaret: but where could they, why bud's car's been here all the time, he didn't drive it anywhere. kathy: i know he didn't, but- betty: mother! betty: mother, i can't find them, they're not in my, kathy, have you been snooping in my closet? kathy: huh? betty: do you know where a certain pair of roller skates are? kathy: no, i don't know where any skates are, honest i don't! betty: now listen, this is very important! margaret: she doesn't know, i can vouch

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hey, dad, we're not. we're not gonna move out of this swell old house, are we? huh, mom? huh, dad? we were going to move to new york? i'd say holy baloney. now, dennis. i knew i'd find out about that secret, but i didn't think it'd turn out to be something like this. you know, the old neighborhood just won't seem the same without little dennis. i'm not gonna go. i'll just move in with mr. wilson. and me and you can work on your stamp collection together. oh, 10 days or so, i guess. how are you going? well, i don't know. i've never flown before. maybe-- gee, neither have i! are we going on a jet? a good old jet? i suppose. wow! a jet! i've never been up in one, and i've wanted to all my life. all right, dennis. i guess when i do go up, i'll have the pilot go through the sound barrier. oh, isn't that sweet. the confidence of youth. hey, mom yes, dennis? i'm kind of looking forward to going to new york. well, we're certainly going to miss you, dennis. i know, and i'm gonna miss you, too. well, so long, mrs. armstrong. bye, dennis. hi, mrs. holland. hello, dennis. guess what. i'm movin

with your dad. >> i showed up and i said, you know, congratulations, dad. you won. and i know how much my dad really wanted trump to win but i also said, dad, i want you to tell me every single fear that you have. let me know what made you vote for this man. i'm going to let you know what my fears are. and because, to me, if i could say, dad, i'm really fearful that, you know, muslims aren't being treated reich in this country, i have friends who are muslims, essentially your intent wasn't to vote against them, but you did. i need to tell you what those fears are so you can come to the table and say, i don't want you to be fearful anymore. we had this long conversation that i got to understand again even more so my dad's experience and how that has educated his vote. at the same time, i said, dad, i don't want you to be fearful. i don't want you to make me live in a world where i and my friends are fearful. >> john robert, how did you respond to your son? >> basically, what i told him, i said, look, you may not understand the reason why i voted for trump. a

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now that my dad is in new york and i live in florida, we don't spend as much time together. i'm a little nervous. >> the presidential election is sparking a family feud. >> he's been posting on facebook about his support for trump. that's made me a little uncomfortable. >> i don't remember the last time you came to new york without mom. families this years, caught up in the divisive -- >> basket of deplorables. >> nasty woman. >> -- fight for the white house. because he's with him and she's with her, it can be hard to see eye to eye. >> we can argue about that all day long. >> how is he going to direct that passion? >> can we talk? >> sure. >> think of this about concern about your facebook page. >> when i was home in florida, my dad was giving the boys a bath. i go in and they're laughing hysterically but dad is teaching them to say "make america great again" and he posted it on about it, she had trouble narrowing down her sources. >> i had women wanting to talk and the joke was that we need a support group for this. >> me, my sister and brother were raised to believe we ca

some jerk won it with a bike his dad bought. i couldn't believe it. only raced in two nationals before i got sick. three, but i finished in 14th. it was cool, though. man, it was very cool. you know, i've been thinking. what i don't understand is, if you're a hemophiliac and you can't risk getting hurt because it's a lie. you don't race motorcycles? no, i'm... not hemophiliac. you madet up? i didn't, my dad did. we got all this attention why not just tell the truth? are you kidding? my dad? look, hanson there are three ways to get aids-- blood transfusion, needles... i don't use needles and i've never had a blood transfusion. so figure it out. your dad wasn't real cool about it, huh? he's like the anita bryant of the hardware business. and, well... i'm not. ( clears throat ) you can relax, hanson. we don't bite. i'm glad. look, i'm really sorry you got involved in all this. it wasn't my idea. i feel bad. once we fooled them that i was a bleeder-- they figured i needed protection because there was going to be trouble. like at the other schools. got way

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obama are hammering your dad on the campaign trail. the otherheir -- on hand, he is sticking to the message and advancing his reason for wanting to run for president? there is a stark difference between these campaigns. is that encouraging to you? bill and hillary came out of the oval office, now they are worth a quarter of a billion dollars. peoplet a big fan of stealing e-mails, but the one good thing about wikileaks, we showed how corrupted these people are, donna brazile getting those debate questions to hillary, it is terrible. pennsylvania, she is campaigning in pennsylvania, which has always been a very blue state. why is it she campaigning there? because she is worried we will take it. i think we will win pennsylvania. look at nevada, we will win nevada. we are up six points in the polls. mr. gallagher: how about new hampshire. eric trump: look at michigan, where i am now. it is incredible. michigan has not gone red in 30 years, something like that. allre flipping states across the country because this is not a democrat versus

. - dad, why should i pay for it? - i said we weren't going to discuss it anymore. - dad! - the trial is over, and i don't want to hear anymore about it. - but, dad! - you heard what your father said. (phone rings) - hello? that? yes, it's wonderful! i'll tell him. bye. why didn't we think of that? hey! hold everything. we want to reopen the trial. - oh now, betty, no. we're not going through any more of this. - but, i have something that changes the whole complexion. - look, betty, tricks aren't going to help him now. - this isn't any trick. honest. and we did agree to give bud a fair deal, didn't we? - yes, certainly. - all right, then. court's back in session. come on. now then. i think the most incriminating evidence at the scene of the crime. right? okay. now, bud, you put on your jacket. go over in the corner behind the big chair, and put it on. - what for? - go on. okay. now bud, as soon as you have it on, you come out as though you were sneaking into mr. grausman's yard. - that's right. it's not his. that was april adams on the phone just now, and she called to say

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and that's being a dad. a dad to this sweet little chimpanzee. >> i like him. >> this is in china. this poor little creature, who remains nameless right now, was abandoned by his mom as soon as he was born. they said the mom looked like she was scared of it, like it was a stranger. so these four men are playing nanny to this little baby. it is now 6 months old. here's the baby with daddy. they think he's the favorite. and these men have volunteered to watch this chimp around the clock. >> all the makings of an '80s comedy. >> i swear i saw this show in like 1988. >> six months from now when the able to put it in its own enclosure and it can be like the other chimpanzees. >> what a great job to have. you're going to get to hang out with a chimp day in and day out. >> what are you talking about? you have that job. >> that's true, but it's a lot less fun than this. >> we're cute. >> what gets to me is how close the chimp is to its human dad. trying to steal some kisses from daddy. >> aw, dude, you take a chimp out in public, total chick magnet. >> chimp magnet. >>> when i was a kid, m

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