harris: wow. andrea: made her rounds yesterday, antonio with wolf and chris matthews and others but what is happening on the right is happening on the left too. >> yeah. andrea: you see the base bucking the establishment. donald trump is rich, he has golf courses has all that money, people who support him don't see him that way. he is blue-collar workers. he speaks forethem. they don't care he is wealthy. don't care he owns golf courses. on left you see sanders capturing the imagination of democrats. they're not called stupid like trump supporters. they're called misogynist. we know from iowa, antonio, clinton lost 10 percentage points of women to bernie sanders. she has to temper her rhetoric or she will isolate half the democratic base. >> i think clinton should be in jail at this point. i think she's been through so much. i think american people know what she is all about. i think it is time they put her behind bars. this is crazy that we're actually even seeing her talk on camera because she s

hello, harry? oh, harry, have i got a surprise for you! you know how george has never wanted to go duck hunting... (music) (door bell chimes) (door bell chimes) (door bell chimes) -[george] i wonder, i wonder who that could be at 4:30 in the morning? -[ronnie] i don't know, dad. i better go see. -[george] wait a minute, wait a minute. might be a trick. it might some kidnappers or some robbers. i'm your father, i better go see who it is. -[ronnie] oh, ok, dad. (upbeat music) ronnie, you're my son, you better go with me! -[ronnie] sure, dad. dad, you're not scared? -[george] no. (door bell chimes repeatedly) ronnie, you're way ahead of me. you're taking such big steps. -[ronnie] no, i'm not, dad. it's just that you're not taking any. -[george] you better give me a push, i can't get started. -[harry] good morning, george! -[george] i must be dreaming. (door bell chimes) -[harry] good morning. -[ronnie] i'm having the same dream. (door bell chimes) -[george] well, you can go upstairs. i can handle this without you. -[ronnie] oh, please, dad, l

andrea: will it work, harris? harris: that is the question. two things, this is like a yo mama contest with steroids. it gets nastier and nastier, like your mama. when you want something like that, the big question in my mind does any of it have stickiness to people throwing the mud? what we're seeing particularly from marco rubio, such a depart you are from the person we saw at beginning of the campaign, almost like a split personality thing. his supporters may be questioning who they're really looking at more so than trump. trump has not changed. you like him or hate him. would seem there are not a lot of people in the middle. donald trump, court case coming up with the trump university. a lot of stuff democrats don't need republican help. you have to start to ask, do you have to get that nasty within the republican party? maybe you do, because where is dr. ben carson? where is john kasich? they're on higher road, like i always say it is not crowded on the high road. >> donald trump hasn't taken the high road. no one has effective attack aga

harris: yeah. i think cruz is really going to see some problems with the distractions that have been created along the way. some of them self-inflicted wounds from inside his own campaign. he named a new communications director yesterday, that didn't get fanfare because people are still focused on those posters that say "trust ted." but, you know, with marco rubio, he doesn't have a lot of latitude for making mistakes. it's not that he has to do well tonight, he's got to be almost perfect. because he's already admitted that he made a mistake. how many times are you going to do that? you can only really get one mulligan, right? and you've got somebody across the lectern in dnd trump who's just waiting for you to cut yourself on one side of the knife. when you try to catch it, he's just waiting for you to do that. donald trump everybody keeps saying, what's it going to take? you know, love him or hate him, he has a lot of wiggle room for making errors. >> you're exactly right, harris. and donald trum

harris: no. >> thank you so much. harris: great day. we're going into south carolina tomorrow for this debate. more beyond that. so glad to have you. >> thank you. harris: as republicans beer up for tomorrow's big debate ahead of south carolina primary, candidates are ramming up attacks on frontrunner donald trump. ted cruz releasing scathing new ad, have you seen it, hits the real estate mogul on eminent domain, accusing donald trump having a pattern of sleeze, his word, not mine, going back decades. >> trump bankrolled politicians to stream roll little guy, a pattern of sleeze going back decades. worse trump supports eminent domain today. >> do you support taking private property for private use? i'm for that. eminent domain. it is wonderful. we have to use power of eminent domain. >> trump used his power for personal gain. imagine what he would do if he were president. harris: slammed real estate mogul and bully as divisive as president obama. >> he bullies everybody. he pushes people around like we're all, you know, parts of his lit

harris: we can't wait. >> thanks, harris. andrea: we'll tell but the lengths hillary clinton's staff has gone to in order to get favorable coverage from the press. media website, gawker, obtaining emails from 2009 through a freedom of information request. they asked for a copy of clinton speech set to deliver later that day. hillary's long time aide, phillipe raines asks for three conditions. you in your own voice need to describe them as muscular, unquote. them being clinton's words. second demand, quote note that the seating plan was certainly not a coincidence and meant to convey something, end quote. and the third demand, you don't say that which were blackmailed! end quote. the editor made good on the request, writings an article following instructions and when reached by gawker he said the exchange is an incomplete record what happened, adding quote, it made me uncomfortable then and makes me uncomfortable today. meantime look at today's "new york daily news," front page. look at this. depicting donald trump in clown fa

harris: yeah. you know, with regard before we let you go, with regard to those evangelical voters, you were talking about who else has been kind of focused on them. we saw donald trump bible in happened just a couple of days ago, and he was talking about the falwell endorsement, which you haven't heard him talk a lot about enforcements, but he was speaking specifically to those voters about faith. so so it is interesting because he was, perhaps, early on one of the candidates we thought might not see do that. and then you've got huckabee. you mentioned him. he went to his event the other night. >> yeah. and, listen, all of the candidates play that way in iowa. they don't usually talk as openly, some of them, on the trail other places, but in iowa faith is definitely a comfort zone for a lot of voters here. and i think you have sarah palin and jerry falwell jr. campaigning with trump today. that's, they're hoping, the trump campaign's hoping that that moves the needle. rubio's been talking a lot abo

harris: why? >> andrea: because he was forenation-building of ousting muammar qaddafi that is the achilles heal of establishment. you saw george bush do it and he democrats do it. he can't make a compelling case of ouster is of gadhafi because he was behind it. sandra: there is one big fundamental difference between the operations isis has going on in libya versus syria. they're not controlling oil fields that would generate revenue for them and strengthen them. big differences right? we do know that they are trying to acquire some and -- >> san bernardino was tied to isis, right, by way of saudi arabia, pakistan. what happens if we get terrorist hit that happens in the u.s., that is tied to libya? wow. you own that thing. harris: don't want to i can nor the news. there is talk russia on board with cease-fire inside of syria. you have another nesting ground for isis. raqqa is the strong hold. will be interesting to see what kind of deal-making? >> from the u.n.? harris: yeah. >> last friday aftern

but don't worry, harry. you'll be able to do it. - you will, harry. - thank you. (audience laughs) - the lobster not only walked in the pot, but he turned on the fire and cooked himself. (audience laughs) - gracie, you still haven't told me what i'm supposed to talk to this mr. monaghan about. - well, i'll explain that when he gets here, harry. after all, i want him to know what you're talking about too. hey, not to change the subject, but this must bring back your own college days, harry. did you have a malt shop like this at dartmouth? - oh, yes, yes. everything is very much the same. except the students. these boys and girls seem so much younger than they were when i went to college. - oh, harry, no, they must be older. in fact, when you were in college, these students weren't even born. (audience laughs) - gracie, i still don't know what i'm going to do. - hello, mrs. burns. - oh, won't you join us? - i'll be glad to. - oh, by the way, mr. monaghan, this is mr. rogers, mary's father from pasadena, and now you know. - how do you do, mr. rogers? - i still don't

harris: right. andrea: this is how they're using it this week, harris. they're pushing out members now the military specifically needs to use climate change tactics in their mission planning. they're concerned with organic cotton clothing, l.e.d. light bulbs to kill terrorists. it is absurd and ridiculous and not priority. harris: north thing complicating it, melissa. world looks what we do. they looked at deal we helped beer in with iran. iran through iranian official is saying we still fund hamas because fighting israel is on our policy. when our earn mys see we'll make deals with people who won't on a back off existential threat to our good friends israelis, that they think they have got us. >> don't even respect us enough to lie about it. they will say there, yes, they're absolutely doing that no matter what you think the answer to isis is, the mismanagement of the situation is biggest failure of obama administration and will be in the rear view mirror when historians go back and look at this. it helps to lead of donald trump. everybody that doesn't

(canned laughter) harry really makes me mad. why don't people mind their own business and stop telling other people how to run theirs? people who butt into things they know nothing about really aggravate me. the other day while i was telling him how to fill my tooth. (canned laughter) now von zell wants to be romantic. is he conceited! he thinks he looks like he did 15 years ago. wait a minute, i've seen von zell 15 years ago, and if he thinks he looks like that, he's not conceited. (canned laughter) not that harry is bad looking. he's not, but he's not handsome, either. he's like tapioca pudding, nice, but not exciting. (canned laughter) and also a little lumpy. (canned laughter) but everybody likes to give advice. and when they give it to an expert, no wonder he loses his temper and tells the other person to keep quiet. like this doctor i knew who was taking care of this woman who was going to have her fourth child. no matter what he wanted to do, she made a different suggestion, so he finally lost his temper and he says, "mad

harry, that might be great. harry, what do you think? - he conveyed a mood of savagery that actually made me see the jungle. - i could even smell it! - so could i. (laughter) - look, this producer's gonna be here for dinner. - tonight? - you get dressed up in a witch doctor's costume-- - in a costume? - in a costume. audition and you've got the part! - what time? - eight o'clock sharp. - eight o--thank you, boss. - and harry, don't lose that savage in you. - oh, i've got it all the time. - alright. (von zell yells incoherently) (laughter) - george, let me congratulate you. von zell has the mind of a 12-year-old, and you are one of the few men who can meet him at his own level. (laughter) - for dinner, you and i are coming down in those hunting outfits, to show our wives how ridiculous that colonel looks in his shorts. - i have no objections. i will match my limbs with any man's. - yes harry, i've seen your knees and they're darling. - well, here we are, eileen.@ - thank you, ronnie. oh, oh you know i wish mother were with me. - why? - we

it's his tomahawk against my trusty bowie knife. - harry, harry, will ya' ... put that away before you cut yourself! - oh, i can't, this is a rubber knife, george. - oh, i see, a rubber knife against a rubber tomahawk, that, that ... (thuds) (laughter) a real tomahawk? - i couldn't talk him out of that george. he's strong for realism. (laughter) - harry, you're gonna get yourself murdered. but even that won't make me do the western. - you'll do it when you see this fight on the cliff, george. - i'd love to watch it but my cliff is gone, the mortons borrowed it. (laughter) - oh look george, please, let us do the fight for you in the garden. - fine, in the garden. - will ya? come on chief. - moose, come on. - [harry] oh boy george, when you see this fight, you'll know i'm right (unclear) george. george? george, what happened to you? - [george] i'm locked in again and this time from the inside. - oh, i'm all finished misses burns. - oh, thank you mister clark. - it's a little unusual though for a private home to rent these paintings from us. ordinarily, we just rent these to the movie stu

[laughter] erin: well, harry, thank you so much. you can find him at the farmers market their in concord. thanks so much. alex great. erin: here' s one way to wake up. the toronto zoo posted this adorable video of giant panda da . according to the zoo, he woke up to see the snow and got excited. decided to do a little rolling around in it. pandas liking the snow. snow. we are getting is mainly rain. as the at times wednesday night into thursday. bill cosby' s wife is expected to answer questions today in a defamation lawsuit against the comedian, filed by women who say >> hey, everybody. you are in for a treat today, because we' ve scoured the country to find the biggest film buffs alive and brought them here to play a special all-movie version of our game. that' s right. it' s movie week here on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] hello, everybody. i' m chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready for movie week? [cheers and applause] this is gonna be a lot of fun. our first contestant says his r

harris: we do. what is happening right now, president obama meeting just a short while ago with jordan's king abdullah. we expected them to talk about isis, syria, trying to come up with a two-state solution to fighting isis there. we know reporters would likely ask the president about supreme court nomination process. he answered. let's watch. >> and so my hope and expectation is that once there is an actual nominee, once this is no longer, that those on the judiciary committee recognize that their job is to give this person a hearing, to show the courtesy of meeting with them. they are then free to vote, whatever their conscience dictates as to whether this person is qualified or not. in the meantime the american people are going to have the ability to gauge whether the person i nominated is well within the mainstream, is a good jurist. is something who is worthy to sit on the supreme court. and i think it will be very difficult for mr. mcconnell to explain how if the public concludes that this pe

harris: this is a fox news alert. the plan to close guantanamo bay in cuba where reportedly some of the most dangerous terrorists we captured on the battlefield remain. the president telling the nation a short time ago, that his plan goes to congress today. now we anticipate there's more. and it's coming as we await the white house daily briefing. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros, sandra smith. co-host of "countdown to the closing bell" both of them on fox business, melissa francis. the #oneluckyguy, her co-host, david asman. >> fbn. you guys are outnumbered. harris: that is okay. andrea and i are loving that. andrea: almost like before the bell, right, harris? >> that's right. we have to have you guys on "after the bell." harris: we have a lot going on. we knew the president's plan was coming by mandate through congress. let's get right to it. can't wait for your thoughts. >> what i can't stand about what the president had to say, i don't agree with him that we have to have gitm

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harris called pollard the single we will have more on harris at six. we will have more on the hiring of david harris as the northern iowa athletic director at six. former iowa state head coach -- paul rhoads accepts a new coaching position rhoads will join the university of arkansas --razorbacks coaching staff as a defensive back's coach. rhoads spent seven seasons with the iowa state cyclones and was fired in novemeber after the sixth consecutive losing season. coming up... find out what is inside this man's pocket to cause this huge explosion - hint, you might have one in your house. and... amazon is dropping this controversial toy from their website. more info ahead. that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. --------- --------- this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutrients, and that comes through in the fish. this is the way we ship it to your restaurants. it's not pre-breaded.

- [gracie] oh, thanks, harry. - [blanche] well, thank you, harry. - come on, harry, let's go. - but wait a minute, george. where are the girls? - just went out. - just passed us. let's go. (audience laughs) - no, wait a minute. where are the other four girls? - they went out, too, with ronnie. let's go. (audience laughs) - you mean there's just gonna be you and me and blanche and gracie? - that's right. - then why did you have me put on a tuxedo? - i wanted the show to have a classy finish. (audience laughs) real silk. (applause)@ - thank you very much. well, gracie, who will we talk about today? - would you like to talk about my cousin the news analyst? - i'd love to. - alright, go ahead! (audience laughs) - no, i thought maybe you'd like to talk about him. - ooooh. - news analyst, sounds interesting. what's his name? - edward r. allen. (audience laughs) - edward r. allen? - oh, and george, he's great. besides analyzing the news, he has his own television show and he sits in the studio and interviews famous - and interviews a lot of people? people in their homes. - did your cousin ever

harry. sorry to be late, but we had dinner at the sawyers', and i have the most marvelous news! what happened? you'll never believe it! good evening, hazel. oh, good evening, mr. thompson. - deirdre: i can hardly believe it myself. - deirdre, please! - tell us what happened. - you'll never guess. deirdre, i asked you not to say anything oh, harry, don't be so cautious. nothing can go wrong. that's not the point, deirdre. do you know that this man knew about this for days and didn't even give me a hint? i had to hear about it from mrs. sawyer. deirdre. harry, you're interrupting me. honestly, dorothy, it was embarrassing. you know, any normal man would tell his wife. i'm sure that george would tell dorothy. wouldn't you, george? well, you'll have to fill me in a bit before i commit myself. [laughs] i'm sorry. you know, i'm so excited that i'm incoherent. harry, tell them about it. there's nothing to tell. i haven't-- harry, stop being so modest. we're all family. or we were. i'll get the coff

. - hello, harry. i was just going to mail this letter but you can save me the trouble. - oh, sure, whatcha doing? - oh, nothing important, just doing a rewrite on next week's script. - nothing important? i just wish that all the people who say you have no talent could see the work you do on the show. gosh. - who says i've got no talent? - the people that see you on the television. (laughter) i mean they wouldn't know the work that you put in to the preparation of the show. -yeah, harry, the letter i just gave you-- - well don't worry about the letter, i'll mail it. but the thing is, you oughtta realize george, the people have no, well for instance, hiring the writers. hiring the actors. and the announcer for next season. - i was-- - yes, i was waiting-- - although my option isn't due for 10 more days. - yeah, i was waiting for-- - but you're too sharp of a businessman, you're not gonna want to lose a good announcer. - no, no no, am i in danger of losing a good announcer? - well, i've had some pretty g

george, you have to let me explain. - harry, harry, harry forget it! if you're selling colossal epics, bring one around and if i like it, i'll buy it. (doorbell rings) - [gracie] hello, brian! - mrs. burns, ma'am, i got me some wonderful news! i don't have to take the test. - [gracie] you don't? to keep the class average up so he pleaded with me not to take it. - well, my goodness, that solves everything. - yes, ma'am. thanks a million for trying to help. - oh, goodbye brian. - goodbye, ma'am. i sure appreciate it. - well, here are your glasses. if i were you, i'd go back to college and pass all those tests as alfred kramer. remember, don't ever think of changing your name again until you get married. - well, it's been quite an experience but one thing i know, i'll never wear my glasses again. i've been looking at myself in that mirror and i like the way i look without them. - well, goodbye. - goodbye, mrs. burns. - gracie, what will we talk about tonight? - well, we could talk about my cousin p.t. allen - p.t. wasn't there a pt bottom? - not in my fam

harris replaces troy dannen who left to become a-d at tulane university. sports director rick coleman was at the press conference to introduce harris. - which we streamed live on kwwl dot com. rick joins us live to talk about the new u-n-i athletic director. david harris is a very impressive young man with a clear picture of the challenges he will face as well as what he would like to accomplish panther student athletes, coaches, faculty and support staff...harris thanked many of the people who supported his journey to become the uni athletic director. harris says it is important that he connect with people in the cedar valley. as with most mid- major schools... harris says the biggest challenge facing northern iowa is financial. at a place like uni, that's gonna be even more extreme. so clearly coming in trying to find a way that as our coaches and our student athletes are coming to us saying these are

harris: start off this hour with fox news alert. we are expecting to hear from the president now on what is making news on economy right now. we just received some numbers. we're getting information all morning long on what the economy looks like. it is kind of an interesting mix. we have we have fbn's melissa francis along for this hour. we'll get into it if we need to before the president speaks. here is the bottom line. unemployment is 4.9%. that does not reflect how many people may have given up. why does that matter? because the number of jobs created is lower than what they had anticipated. 151,000 in america. for the last reading of the last month. we'll be looking at that. the president is going to be addressing the nation about the economy and what it all means from his perspective. that is due up in the next half hour. we'll take it live when it happens but for now. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered" on a fine friday. i'm harris faulkner. here today, host of "kennedy" on our sister network, fox business's kennedy. also from

- [harry] everything. i'm an expert. there, i got the pipe off already. - good, did you turn off the water? - oh, sure. first thing i did was turn this little valve here. that shuts off the water. - are you sure? - [harry] sure. (audience laughs) - which valve did ya turn? - the wrong one. should've turned this one right here. - oh, mr. burns? i'm mr. jantzen, the plumber. jantzen. - oh yes, i've been expectin' ya. come right in. - thank ya ver -- - another do-it-yourself victim, huh? we run across so many. - friend of mine trying to save me some money. - oh, i understand, but how'd he get so wet? - well, that i'll never understand. the whole thing is so simple. you see, i shut off these two valves here and i thought that cut off the water. - oh and i guess mr. burns did this. (audience laughs) - yeah, that's how he got wet. - alright, george. look, don't ever ask me to help again when you're in trouble. (audience laughs) - i believe you said your wife dropped her ring in here? - oh you know how women are. - oh yes, i re

harris: interesting. you wouldn't normally see someone running to get primary and general at the same time. usually doesn't actually work with a republican party. real quickly, the mention of planned parenthood last night was interesting. and we've heard donald trump say that planned parenthood doesn't support the aboress that they do, but they do a lot for millions of women. then we wake up this week, we find out planned parenthood just dropped seven figures in a pro-clinton ad buy. i wonder if the other side isn't looking at this, also seeing donald trump maybe start to run a general election? >> no. the other side looking at donald trump he wants to defund planned parenthood and why do we want a guy wants to defund us? this is problem for donald trump, they're having record turnout republican primaries, turning out against him he is not winning by majorities but pluralities. tons of people hate the buy in republican party. >> because hillary clinton is so well-liked. >> not sure -- andrea: there is eno

ricky harris took us there. harris: "police told us to mark the area, so we did." off camera harris' grandson said his grandfather died in a spot that he loved: the farm where he had spent so much of his life. he grew up in evergreen, the son of a sharecropper. when his father died, he took up the farming himself as a way to support the remaining family. juanita milstead/sister: "he stayed there and worked the farm so my mother would have a place to live until the siblings were all grown." evergreen is where he spent the rest of his life. when he wasn't on the farm, he was serving at a nearby church that's damaged but still standing following the tornado. milstead: "he was a good christian man. that was the main thing. he loved his lord." and he loved evergreen, a community that mourns him with a makeshift cross in the spot where his home once stood. milstead: "this was home and no other place would be home on this earth." harris are still being planned. he leaves behind a wife, nancy, who was injured during wednesday's tornado. she was on her way home when a tree

oh, harry! [laughing] oh, there she is! linda! oh, just a second... harry! well, it's been so nice seeing you again, phil. goodbye. well, linda, we're going to see you at the party this evening, aren't we? i wouldn't miss it for anything in the world. of course she'll be there. my all-time favorite. and that covers a lot of time! and a lot of favorites! we'll see you at the party. come on, linda, i'll drive you home. - see you tonight! - see you later! bye! here comes hazel! - good. - there, now. aren't you ashamed of yourself, complaining about being kept waiting. well, she's not here yet, is she? she's only 50 feet away. knowing hazel, that's as good as 50 miles. if and when she gets here, i'll stop complaining. oh, phil! [chuckles] i almost ran over ya! hello, hazel, how are you? she's met somebody. what'd i tell you? well, you waitin' for linda? no, no, i-- when are you two gettin' married? you know, i got-- i got a new recipe for a wedding cake that i'm just busting to try out. it's full of nuts. oh... [laughs] no reflection against the state of matrimo

(hurried music) - out here harry! - oh good morning boss. - oh good morning harry. hey that was quite a party last night, wasn't it? - oh yeah i was just telling the the uh... (audience laughs) what are you doing? - washing the car. you left kind of early didn't you? - well barbara had to-- you're washing the car? - yeah after you left i got up and sang a few songs. i was singing in the heart of a-- - are you washing the car with a glass of water and a handkerchief? the car's too dusty just to use the handkerchief. anyway i was in the middle of the heart of a cher-- - i don't believe it. - what? - i don't believe it. - well run your hand over the car you'll see how dusty it is. (audience laughs) - well you're supposed to use a hose! - a hose? you would flood the glass, harry what's the matter with you. (audience laughs) - hey look you're making me nervous. would you move over and let me show you how it should be done. - where are the rags? - you're gonna use a rag and then hose to wash a car? - well of course. - look harry you know nothing about washing a car when y

. - harry? - blanche, look if your harry wont do it i'll hold on to this one. he might have to learn what flavor arrivederci is. - [von zell] hey did gracie, where'd you go? - [gracie] come on, come one. - didn't i hear voices in here. - oh, yes, harry von zell and gracie just left. do you know something, i always thought that harry von zell was bright. - so did i. - yeah, well, after all i shouldn't blame him. you know, i could probably search the neighborhood and not find one man who can speak italian. - but blanche, that is one of the languages i speak fluently. - oh, harry, you amaze me. there's no limit to your intelligence. - true. - look, would you say in italian, i am the father of maria tornini. (speaking italian) - oh, that's wonderful. now say, i will not permit my daughter to go out. (speaking italian) - (laughing) harry, you've got the part. - first let me say, (speaking italian) - what does that mean? - i will not get involved in any of gracie's fantastic schemes. (audience laughing) - [blanche] how did you know? - [harry] as we agreed, there is n

or, harris, we talk about these side deals. in islamic culture so many times you see them trying to flex their muscles and use this as propaganda. was there a side deal done to allow us to humiliate us for a reason? harris: and it wouldn't have to be quite that spelled out in specific, it could have been wording of rules of engagement in the future -- [inaudible conversations] andrea: no, no, no, this is unprecedented. no. this is unprecedented, that u.s. navy sailors would be so, so, i mean, in a position of power with their weapons and leave them on their hands and knees and surrender and then cry. i'm sorry, someone gave a standdown -- kennedy: can i ask one question x this is another one i have not heard satisfactorily answered, and i will ask you, pete, as a military expert, why were they there in the first place? >> the united states military has always been the guarantor of shipping lanes -- kennedy: but is that particular part of the ocean, is that considered one of the open shipping lanes? i mean, i understand -- >> wh

come on, harris -- you and me. oh, just a second. barn? barney, i'm expecting this really important phone call. could dietrich maybe -- harris, there's a jumper out there. oh! sure. that's all i need is a jumper. maybe it's your broker. as you can see, it grants me visitation rights every other weekend plus a full month with jason every summer. appears to be in order. well, i wish someone would tell that to my ex-wife. i take it she's not in compliance? she won't even let me talk to jason, much less have a day with him. who died and made her queen? i was able to see him on a regular basis until recently. then suddenly she just cut me off. well, jason starts his winter vacation tomorrow. he goes to wykoff academy over on lafayette street. are you familiar with h ? i'm afraid not. you know it. they all wear those cute blazers. well, i'm supposed to get him for the two weeks. now, eleanor says he has to go with her to visit his grandparents. she's taking him to detroit. i mean, talk about child abuse. i want that enforced before she packs him

(audience laughs) - mom, harry has something to say to you. harry, i'm waiting. - mrs. baker, mother! - i will, on one condition, that you stop calling me mother in front of this charming gentleman. call me natalie! (audience laughs) - i'll go get your room ready. - [natalie] can you come up and help me with my bags, egg head? - and i'll help! oh, george, make a reservation for dinner for two at romanoffs. - are we eating out? - no, for harry von zell and natalie. (audience laughs) - harry, be here at eight o'clock sharp. - what if i don't take her to dinner? - harry, i like you and i don't know what i'd do without you on the show, but i'll certainly find out. (audience laughs) - well, i have my pride and i won't be here at eight o'clock. - i wonder what don wilson is doing next season? - i'll be here at a quarter of eight. (audience laughs) - you're getting a raise. - can you pay for the dinner? - you see, the show has a nice, happy ending. especially for blanche morton, she gets two checks this week, one for playing herself, and one for playing her mother. what am i s

oh, hello, harry. please, susan. since i'm married, not harry. mr. noll. yes, harry. i mean, mr. noll. susan, i let you and your roommate use my apartment for a month while i was in europe, remember? naturally i remember. they were redecorating our place, and when you-- did you or your roommate leave a chiffon negligee in the bottom drawer of my chest of drawers? you found it! then you did! we couldn't find it any place. my roommate thought your cleaning woman took it, but we didn't say anything about it because we didn't want to get anybody into any trouble. oh, you didn't want to get anybody into any trouble. oh, good morning, hazel. good morning, mrs. noll. look at this. - where'd you get that? - in the trash can. really? well, it--it's very beautiful, isn't it. oh, sure, it's real "amour du jour amour" stuff. you didn't wanna throw it out, did you? sometimes these things get mixed in with the trash. mmm. i sorta had a hunch mr. noll made a mistake. hmm. hazel, i have a hunch your hunch was right. dear. that negligee was practically new. mr. noll must have picked it up with so

special. >> harry! >> reporter: special because weinstein is not only treating him for leukemia but also paired with a five-year-old for his boston marathon challenge. >> i first got to know harry is my patient. now he is supporting my marathon run. he is my patient partner. it is incredibly inspiring. >> reporter: we first met doctor weinstein a couple of years ago, training during a sloppy winters similar to this one. >> when i am out here doing a 10 or 14 mile run and i start to hurt i think about harry. i say, if every can go through therapy, i can make this tenor 14 mile run. 10 or 14 mile run. harry has been going through chemotherapy for the last several months. >> reporter: harry who also has down's syndrome also has much more time to go through on his chemotherapy. harry comes to the clinic every week for his care, sometimes with his twin and older brother. >> is running the entire marathon to raise money for cancer. it so special because he is doing this for harry. >> hello harry. >> this give

i would also like to recognize ambassador mark webber and harry harris in the u.s. iraq senior leaders for their enduring commitment to our commitment on the peninsula. thank you geodetic photo to your questions. >> i think the witnesses kind words about senator mccaskill to reflect the views of all of us in wishing her well and is speeding recovery. general scaparrotti come you have the benefit of now four years as their base as commander of forces in korea. have you ever seen tension decide? >> no, sir. i have not. particularly in august detention and with north korea to semi-wars.us was the highest tension we had rain since 1994. >> so in your testimony, the situation could buy little out of control? >> yes, sir. mike and learn is in a provocation much like we had in august, both sides had a very high alert status and there could be a miscalculation and with responsive would be hard to control the situation. >> can you do support sap deployment? >> i do, sir. >> admiral harris, do you think it should be considered a notch in the second carrier based in japan? >>

barney: is that harris? he's calling from a stuckey's in maryland. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac. yeah, but they're not leaving on their own. i mean, this place we live, the mission -- somebody's coming in there at night and hustling them out of bed someplace. kind of a bum's rush? [ laughs ] i don't make jokes about your job. she wasn't really soliciting -- i mean, for money. i was just looking for a suitable volunteer. to father my child. ta-da! ha ha! inspector luger's back, and the 12th precinct's got him. they asked you to resign? oh, no, no, no, barney. no, they gave me a choice. they said, "frank, now, look -- "you can retire now as inspector, "but you're welcome to hang around. "but if you do, you'll be hanging around as a captain." lousy, stinkin' captain. believe me -- you look 100% better. yeah, yeah. i ain't just saying that. i mean, you look really scroungy. you're too kind. okay, barn, i'll just call their bluff. they'll back down every time, right? it's worth a shot. right. and i just want

harris will begin his duties at uni on march 28th. former iowa state head football coach paul rhoads has been hired by arkansas as its defensive backs coach. rhoads was fired by isu in november after seven seasons, where he had a 32-55 record, including 3-9 in his final season. before that he spent nine seasons as a defensive coordinator at pittsburgh and auburn. while at pittsburgh, rhoads coached six defensive backs who were picked in the nfl draft. it seems like the hawkeyes haven't played a game in a long time, but it's only been seven days. eighth-ranked iowa will host being upset at penn state last wednesday. the badgers have won eight of their last nine. wisconsin has also won five straight against the hawkeyes, and swept iowa last season. the hawks haven't beaten the badgers in over three years. these games always seem to be close -- five of the last seven meetings have been decided by five points or less. wisconsin has three players averaging double figures in points. "you know what you're going to get out of koenig and hayes

was and harry reid said he would not say. let find out from the sanders campaign on what they make of this endorsement. let's bring in right now simone sanders, the national press secretary for the sanders' campaign. simone, thank you so much for joining us. so we heard delight from manu that harry reid called bernie sanders before this all obviously became public. what was senator sanders' reaction to finding out that hillary clinton got harry reid's endorsement? >> senator sanders has a great amount of respect for senator reid, he has worked with him in the senate for years. he praised him on the forum stage. so senator reid has made his decision but senator sanders has respect for senator reid. they have a great working relationship and he cornsiders him a friend. >> a disappointment, though? >> pardon me? >> a disappointment not getting reid's endorsement if he considers him a friend? >> you know, senator sanders is -- he is concerned with the endorsement of the american people. so while we would have loved senator reid's

- hello, dear. - [harry] hi, harry. - how do you do, blanche? a nud to you von zell. let us proceed to more important matters. hide what in the drawer? - these shoes, gracie's returning them she doesn't want george to know about them. - a likely story. no doubt they are expensive foot-gear you purchased yourself and are attempting to conceal from me. - no, excuse me harry. blanche is telling you the truth. she's not lying. - may i examine them? - what good will that do? you'll still say they were mine. - not at all, gracie has small feet to match the smallness of her intellect. you have rather large feet and there the parallel ceases. - certified public accountant, here look at them. - thank you. (paper rustling) why this is a box of cigars. - cigars? oh no. - what does this mean? - what does it mean, harry? it means that for some reason gracie wanted to swipe george's cigars and she used me to get them out of the house. - von zell, how could you be such a dupe? - i started as a dope and worked my way up. (audience laughing) what can i say to hi

parker. - hey, it's hit-and-run harry! [gunshots] - hey, cut that out, harry! you already hit that boat. - this is where we came in. - yeah, he's really got me mad. take that, and...what's wrong with this thing? - oh, nothing, mr. parker, it's just not loaded, that's all. - don't go away, harry! [mumbling] - never mind, mr. parker, he's out of reach. - quitter. - telephone, main side calling. - watch those bullets. - ensign parker. hello, captain. it's captain speaking. yes, sir. what's new? - what's new? knock off the small talk and tell me about the air raid. how did hit-and-run harry do? is the 73 still floating? - yeah, yeah, it's fine. we're all fine. nice of you to ask. - you're all fine? - yes, sir. affirmative. the nip plane got away, but we're all in great shape. yes, sir. isn't that wonderful? - oh, yes, yes. that's just wonderful. i could just scream. - uh, where's mchale? - mchale? mchale? well, he's busy with the men right now, sir. - get him to the--he-- get him to the phone? uh, i'll get him, sir. uh, skipper. binghamton wants to talk to you! wel

from nevada senator harry reid. sen. reid: "i think the middle class would be better served by hillary. i think my work with her over the years is something i've looked upon with awe. meanwhile... senator bernie sanders spoke in columbia, and criticized clinton for supporting the welfare reform bill that her husband signed in 19-96. sen. bernie sanders/ presidential candidate:"i spoke out against so-called welfare reform because i thought it was scapegoating people who were helpless, people who were very, very vulnerable. secretary clinton at that time had a very different position on welfare reform, strongly supported it." sanders says his campaign has closed the gap with clinton in the palmetto state and they are still to come on channel 2 news still to come on channel 2 news this morning... deadly tornadoes are sweeping the gulf coast and the number of deaths keep rising...when the deadly storm is expected to end...after the break. meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast welcome back. 8 people n

harry baker? what does he talk about? if harry had made any direct threats i would have notified the police and the person at risk. and when you say direct threats...? harry has aggression issues. he had a positive tox screen at birth-- cocaine. makes for a hyperactive kid. ritalin was recommended in the first grade... harry refused. well, didn't his mother insist? his mother couldn't afford daycare so she'd take him to work with her... to her strip club. there was a lot of disciplinary problems for him early in school. dumped in special ed? gifted program. refocused, he'd have great potential. but... right now, he does presenas predatory. benson: all right. all right, well, thank you. thanks anyway. you owe me. harry baker's file. for what? there's nothing here. i asked for transcripts. on a juvie? you're lucky i got his pre-sentencing report. "probation officer recommended intensive supervision "based on agent tilden's suspicion of numerous unadjudicated prior offenses." what do you suppose those were? lord knows. any w

this is for admiral harris. the actions of north korea have been particularly troubling and especially with their so-called hydrogen bomb test and their rocket launch into space. do you see north korea as a nuclear state and if so, what does this mean for the u.s. and the un? >> well, they clearly have some nuclear capabilities. i'm not convinced that the bomb that went off was a hydrogen bomb but they clearly have some degree of nuclear capability. i think they pose a very distinct and real threat not only to peace and stability on the korean peninsula but globally. as they develop their nuclear capability and as i have said before, they're on a quest for nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them intercontinentally, they pose a real threat to hawaii and to the west coast of the mainland united states and soon to the entire u.s. they pose a threat today with their hundreds of thousands of rockets within rocket range of seoul to the 28,500 americans -- american troops that are posted there, their families and

keith harris was one of 18 children. his siblings say he was the glue that kept the family together. near the end of twin tunnel lane sits a plot of land that was farmed by keith harris for 50 years. macauther harris/brother: "we all grew up on a farm and we all enjoy farming. we all worked hard together." macauther harris was one of keith's 17 brothers and sisters, most of whom live nearby. when he wednesday's tornado, it didn't take party to form. was harris' newphew, ricky. harris/nephew: "i went through the woods seven times looking for him. we went under trees and what not. we went through this brush pile over here and couldn't find him, but he was right in the middle of the field."

as coleen harry reports, that has court watchers in mecklenburg county upset. >> reporter: jakieran harris is no stranger to trouble. just 20 years old, he has been arrested ten times since 2013. for breaking and entering, burglary, gun charges, possession of stolen goods, resisting public officer, felony larceny, felony conspiracy, interfering with electronic monitor and probation violation. when charlotte-mecklenburg police arrested harris again, just two weeks ago for new gun charges, court watchers expected harris to either sit a while in jail or pay a bond to get out. >> anger, tired not only as an organization but as a citizen. >> reporter: harris got out of jail without paying bond. he's back on the streets in part of a county program called that is a program where case managers evaluate defendants to see if they should get out of jail. >> biggest thing we have a problem is is the community safety. >> reporter: court watchers don't get it. >> he has had his hands on guns on more than one occasion, been arrested for that, and two, when he has been given poles supervision release in t

harris? >> well, it was a wild night with -- trying to figure out who was going to come in second place. what about the candidates who finished one and two in south carolina? >> reporter: senator marco rubio, who finished second, did several big rallies as he made his way across the country here to nevada, stopping in tennessee and also little rock, arkansas. in franklin, tennessee, rubio had a huge crowd. a lot more people than expected. they had to move the event outside. more than 4,000 people showing up. he continued a new theme of the children of the reagan revolution now stepping up to lead. rubio also had a compassionate message tailored toward november and the general election. >> republicans only care about the rich. what we don't have anything against people that have been financially successful. we celebrate financial success. but we fight for the people trying to make it because they're the ones -- they're the reason why america's special. every country in the world has rich peopl

now regardless of who wins though, losing harry reid is and regardless really of how you feel about harry reid but losing him is a a lot of political influence. do you expect to see or i mean should the average nevadan expect to see a difference? i mean loss in federal funding? loss of pork? that sort of thing? i actually think so. i mean because the rest of the nevada delegation is so relatively young in comparison, the level of influence, the number of years in washington, the experience that came with it, the leadership role, it was a trifecta that created in harry reid almost a juggernaut for the state of nevada. and he has don't think people fully understand what it's like not to have that level of-f influence in washington who are going to find out the very hard way come 2017. absolutely. okay, well the-the name of the hour i think is nevada governor brian sandoval, his name has been tossed around for the supreme court and then he said no i don't want that. his name was tossed around for a vp but he's been notably absent from a lot of these campaign events that we've seen, gop candi

harris: that's not true. "outnumbered" on the web. click on the overtime tab at foxnews.com. >> plus. it could be a break in the four year mystery of what happened to a young indiana college student. now the fbi is involved and naming a man in