nomad. nomad. stop. nomad, stop! nomad... is she all right? i think so. looks like some kind of shock. what happened? nomad examined the personnel files and the medical history. she tried to stop him. whose history? yours. since it specifically examined your history, i suggest it has completed its reevaluation. and found that its creator [scott] bridge to captain. kirk here. ha life support systems are out all over the ship. s been blocked. source-- engineering. nomad. undoubtedly. jim, with all the e stems out, we'll only have enough air and heat for-- scotty, get some anti-gravs and meet me in engineering. nomad... stop what you're doing stop. you're programmed to obey the orders of your creator. i am programmed to destroy those life forms which are imperfect. these alterations will do so without destroying the vessel which surrounds them. d... i admit that biological units are imperfect, but a biological unit created you. i am perfect. i am nomad. no, you're not nomad, you're an alien machine. your programming tapes have been altered. you are in error.

i am nomad. wasn't there a probe called nomad launched in the early 2000s? yes. it was reported destroyed. there were no more in the series. but... if this is that probe-- i will scan your star charts. i will bring them. i have the capability of movement within your ship. w, scotty, get our warp power up to full capacity. aye, sir. spock, bones, come with...us. chart 14-a, sir? 14-a. nomad, can you scan that? yes. this is ouou point of origin-- the star we know as sol. you are from e third planet? yes. a planet with one large natural satellitit yes. the planet is called earth? yes. the kirk. the sterilizatatn procedure against your ship was unnecessary. whwh sterilization procedure? you are the kirk, the creator. you programmed my function. well, i'm not the kirk. tell me what's your function. this is one of your units, creator? yes, he is. it functions irrationally. sometimes. my functionnis to probe for biological infestations, to destroy that which is not perfect. i am nomad. biological infestation. there was never any probe sent out for that. i believe the hi

is the last nomadic people in the world. their lifestyle is about camels. >> dana: tomorrow night live at 6:00 denise is going to have more about his special connection to these animals and what he thinks about returning to his nomad you're going to hear breaking news concerning donald trump and hillary clinton. still to come in the water cool ter live elimination rounds >> dana: time for the water cooler and live eliminations continue this week on the hit show "the voice." last night it was alley from team miley singing a song with a connection to her you recognize the song by dolly parton. dolly miley cyrus god mother. on "the today show" some of the coaches will be on talking about steph curry from way downtown. pretty good shooter there. some believe he may be the best of all time. he had 22 points as the warriors went on to win 120-83. >> kim: new in our 6:00 hour michael phelps putting his money where his mouth is. he said he was retiring from competitive swimming. he made a move that supports that claim. we're going t

one of their key employees is a true nomad lending his expertise to those here in the united >> my tribe is the last nomad i can people in the world. >> coming up live at 6:00 tonight here on channel 3 denise has more about the special connection to these animals and where he thinks he's returned to his roots here. >> dana: i hear they spit. that would be gross. shooter on planet earth. some say he may be the best >> dana: is steph curry the best shooter of all time? probably top five for sure. made a good shot yesterday. too bad it didn't count. it came after the buzzer. it's he's smiling. his teammates don't look all that impressed. about three quarters court. the red indicatesta clock had expired. warriors beat the pacers 120-83. curry had 22 points on the night. >> kim: they are just used to it. still to come we know a lot of you are in holiday travel mode. for those of you running to the >> kim: murder investigation. this is an update to the breaking news we had for you on the program at this time yesterday morning. police have arrested that local woman on your screen. some are call

but one of their number is a true nomad in the sahara. >> i was born the last nomadic people in the world, their lifestyle is about comrades. >> tomorrow at 6:00, denise rosch will explain, her special report the camel whisperer. right here on news3 live at 6:00. he got here and the camel said, finally someone understands our language. >>> how would you like to pay with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. but, paul, babe, when -- when was this headshot taken? oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. [ chuckles ] so, like, recently, recently. feel like a hollywood insider with prism tv from centurylink. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen >> you in at 11, a new cafe, where the menu doesn't list any prices. >> the owner wants the customers to pay what they want, or what they can. he started something called

. >> my tribe is the last nomadic people in the world. their lifestyle is about camels. >> coming up tonight at 6:00 denise will special connection to the animals and what he thinks about returning to his nomad roots. we're hearing through cnn they just broke news that the president elect is breaking a clinton related to her private email server. >> this is going to give gm time to prove the devices are safe and avoid a huge financial hit. the government agreed to the delay yesterday and if gm proves let's send it back to the news desk. >> dana: we are talking about what happened in san antonio. san antonio police have made an arrest in the fatal shooting of a detective sunday morning. he was taken into custody monday afternoon. he's accused of ambushing a detective while he was writing a traffic ticket inside his patrol car. he told police he young child when this shooting happened telling police he lashed out at someone who didn't deserve it. >> kim: when he was walking away being arrested he muttered to reporters i'm sorry meaning he's

it's good for me home, to become a nomad again. >> reporter: denise rosch, news 3. >> all right. >>> here is the moment. vegas naming its hockey team. golden knights is the decision by team owner, bill foley. we told you that was on the short list. let's listen in. >> mr. bill foley! >> the maloof brothers, come on up. general manager. the commissioner. [ cheers ] >> thank you very much. there's merchandise to be purchased back here. there's president inside these doors. you can go in and see what you want to see. see if you want to upgrade your seats, have a great time. thank you for coming out. look at what's dropping from the sky. something is dropping from the sky. good night, everybody! mr. foley, final >> thanks, everybody. thanks for coming out. wonderful support. believe me, we won't screw up the first game like we viewed up the first video. thank you much, everybody. have a safe trip home. go inside and enjoy yourself and buy some merchandise. >> great job. >> there you have it. the first major league professional team to call las vegas home is called the las vegas golden kn

one of their key employees is a true nomad from the sahara and now lending his expertise to those here in the states. >> my tribe is called the tuareg. >> coming up at special connection to the animals and what he thinks about returning to his nomad roots. that's in a special report, the camel whisperer right here on news 3 live at 6:00. >>> well, it's the national feel-good story, the separation and recovery of two conjoined twins. >> next, another step forward in their progress, although they still have a very long way to go. >> plus, repo men are by definition supposed to repossess cars. opposite? >>> temperatures in centennial are at 62 degrees. we'll show you what the rest of >>> all right. for the good stuff segments. >> doctors who operated on twins who were join at the head, say they are recovering very well. they were separated after a very long and dangerous surgery a month a gets a lot of first. first time in separate beds. first time seeing each other. >> i think about their future all of the time. all of the time. i think about the first time they go to a park and i think

. >> reporter: nomad makes a wallet with a built-in charger and some come in fun shape for kids. in-flight wi-fi could keep you connected, but it is limited. >> it is fine for things like checking facebook or sending some e-mails, but you're not going to be able to our large pictures. you won't be able to stream for sure videos. >> reporter: they could also save you money as well as downloading entertainment devices to your home. luggage could be another painful part of travel. >> you could invest in a bluetooth suitcase to find out where your luggage is at any time. >> they have them charging the weight and location tracking built in so you and your bag >> and i wonder if that would work for people so you know what it is in any given time. >> some airlines including american and delta for the

. >> we're a nomadic family pretty much. but we have a base here definitely. >> that base just sold for $4.9 million. the now estranged couple made 1 million-plus. they purchased the mansion for $3.5 million back in 2007. it has 7,645 square feet and three bathrooms. the couple cleverly listed the trust, which is one of the songs they danced to in "mr. and mrs. smith." the movie where they first met. >> they wanted to get rid of the house. brad and angelina actually cut the price by $800,000 and wound up selling it for far less than they were asking. >> they grabbed the property after hurricane katrina. brad showed me around the housing project he helped develop in the city's lower ninth ward. -p>> symbolically it will be putting the neighborhood back together. >> the couple has already put their french mansion and vineyard on the market. they paid an estimated $60 million for the property. >> it's a challenging property to be selling. because it's a business. >> whatts next in the divorce sell-off? the couple owns another v

. >> my tribe, they are the last nomad people in the world. >> well, coming up tomorrow here on news 3 live at 6:00, denise rosch will have a great story and tell us more about his special connection to the animals and what he thinks to returning to those roots in her special report, right brand new tomorrow night at 6:00. >>> and coming up -- a car hits a group of people outside of the popular auto show in los angeles. >> ahead -- how many got hurt and what we're learning about the car involved. was this car part of the auto show? >>> and remembering the victims of a deadly plane crash up in elko nevada. >>> people in elko tonight holding a memorial to hour four killed in a crash of a medical aircraft shortly after it took off. the air pilot, a nurse and two others died. the man was on the plane to have a heart surge i air ambulance crashed into the parking lot. the pilot reported mechanical issues before the crash. he's credited with guiding the plane away from residential areas and saving lives. the ntsb is investigating the cause. >>> over to southern california now, where a car

nomad makes a wallet with built-in charger and some come in fun shapes for kids. in-flight wi-fi can keep you connected... but it is checking facebook or sending some emails, but you're not going to be able to download big pictures, or stream, for sure, videos." buying wifi access before you board can save you money... and download content like shows or movies to another painful part of travel "you can invest in a bluetooth suitcase, so you can find out where your luggage is, at any location tracking built in.... so you... and your bag... make it to the right destination. mark barger, nbc news. some airlines like delta and american also offer smart tracking tags so airline website. today in iowa continues next with the storm track seven 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: sunny, gusty and cooler for back to the mid to upper 50s for it's and coming up on today in iowa. an iowa community comes together to support a family after a tragedy on an area road. plus... two iowa police departments receive a memento to remember

my tribe are the last know madic people -- nomadic people in the world. their lifestyle is about camels. >> krystal: coming up tonight on "news 3 live at six", denise rosch will have more about his special connection to the animals and what he thinks about returning to his that is in his special report the camel whisperer. >> michelle: she's got all the school stories. she's the veteran here at our station. the best reporter that we have. >> krystal: incredible storyteller. >> michelle: defying the odds and touching hearts. this story makes me crime every single time i read the update. >> krystal: conjoined twins successfully separated and you are looking at the first time these twins were able to see each other since being separated. we'll have it for you. >> michelle: after we make you cry, grab your skates and head over to the cosmopolitan. you know they turn their pool into an ice skating rink. i've gone. it is really, really cool. and sometimes they make it snow out there. really neat. they're here in studio to tell us all about this winter tradition

. >> the nomads made a mistake. >> but actually when i got out around the kingdom and met ordinary people, they are absolutely thrilled at what's happened and say to me, nigel, if this government doesn't deliver the brexit we voted for, we're taking to the streets. so there's no way ultimately they can stop brexit from happening though 17.5 million people they really believe it. >> i agree with you on that, but there's this media impression that that was a dumb move on the part, even now. always stupid. >> very stupid. yes. >> but now i've even seen in the coverage of donald trump, he's getting high marks both in his victory speech and almost everything he's done since been very measured. but i always think there should be a honeymoon period for whoever wins. but he's just not getting that. and many in the media rather than apologizing or the closest the "new york times" came this morning, they're going onto say, well, the problems he's going to face and whether he's up to the task. the guy can't win for winning. >> do you know what, look at wall street. the stock market has taken the vie

. >> reporter: in america, muggles are called nomads, people without magical powers. the wizarding risk. >> hey, mr. english guy, i think your egg is hatching. >> reporter: colin ferrell's job is to save the wizarding world. >> they have withdrawn from society at large and he thinks they shouldn't have to live in the shadows and be ashamed of what is essellntiay a beautiful gift. >> reporter: as the wizards rowling returns to the theme of always reach for your potential and be true to yourself. cbs news, los angeles. >>> and now, the real life story of a boxer facing adversity, "bleed for this." miles teller doesn't just face the normal hurdles to reaching the top of his sport n a 1991 car crash, vinnie breaks his neck and doctors tell him he may never but viny is determined not only to walk but get in the boxing ring. >>> and you may remember her from "true grit" but now, edge of 17. a girl's best friend starts confides confide troubles to her teacher played by woody harrelson. >>> and what goes up, we'll tell you what is coming down. more on the forecasting tool com

>> many of us live internally nomadic. on the outside we may have an apartment, condo, townhome, but do we have a home on the inside? a place of reprieve and rest and refreshment? i believe with all my heart home is in god our create around we talk about that in the book what thatns talking to god. >> if you have that foundation you can move anywhere. you got the foundation. >> yeah. >> we're giving people takeaways things to do day in, day out. one of yours is rest. >> goes back to the original creation, in the garden. we have four elements that provide for us the optimal environment for a healthy soul. first is rest. it speaks that the trees were beautiful at the sight and the food tasted excellent. enjoying creation, enjoying relationship, and getting that margin of life we all need at the velocity of which we're living and traveling. >> stop sprinting. >> you also say rest is important because god had a great plan for us to work. it's important to work and then you rest from it. >> having a job is not a bad thing. it's

. >> without a home to play in, the florida players were nomads. they hit the court against belmont. this is the fourth stop. the o'connell center's $65 million makeover won't be finished until next month. the gators feel pretty at home right here at amalie arena. run to start the game. the bruins came close at 6 points, but it's all florida in the second half. he extends the lead right there nine points. his dad and former nba great rick barry is watching. florida goes on another big run. the gators move to 4-0 on the season with a 78-60 win over belmont. so a chance for gator fans to check out the team in town tonight. >> see how arena really is. >> i think the ice is still underneath it, too. >> probably chilly in there. >>> still to come tonight, the big new year's resolution for 2016. why you save more money over the (paul) or the there's always this year.meals healthier to make their they have no plan >>> i love the shot. this is a fox 13 weather umbrella winner tonight. a combination of an eagle on the power pole, and off in the distance you

. ♪ [music break] nermeen: "what returned nomads" by khebez dawle. president-elect donald trump met with journalists and editors at "the new york times" tuesday for a wide-ranging conversation that covered the election -- hillary clinton, climate change, and foreign policy. one questione focused on the -- one question focused on the growing movement in the united states that calls itself the alt-right. critics say the group was energized by trump's win. when asked about the movement, trump answered -- "i don't want to energize the group. i'm not looking to energize them. i don't want to energize the oup, and i disavow the group. what we do want to do is we want to bring the country together, because the country is very, very divided. and i'm going to work very hard to bring the country together." concerns about the so-called alt-right were heightened after a conference that took place over the weekend in washington, d.c., where hundreds gathered to celebrate donald trump's victory. and some attendees raised their arms in the traditional nazi salute a

check it while you can, during the day or at night, because this museum is a nomad and won't be here for long. >> explore the art work, by curious. >> reporter: steve staeger, for next. >> the museum should be through march and the area becomes just another construction site for another apartment building. >>> this very studio went dark this morning while 9 news was on the air. power went out in our whole customers were in the dark. xcel energy said it was the result of a squirrel in a power line, poor buddy. they say go big or go home, i think the squirrel did both. god speed, little buddy. god speed. >>> nothing will bring little sparky back, but thousands of you astonish us with your >>> your e mails remind me that i am a light weight but i am 2,000 times my body weight, 9 cares, colorado shares brought 347,000 pounds of food. that will help a lot of our neighbors, cash donations are still being tallied. thank you so much for your generosity. mark p. writes i like lets just talk, a great idea where am work. brian says thanks for sitting to talk, can't get anybody on facebook to ta