she is inches away from an egot, and now she is a kennedy center honoree.n asked what she thought her tribute would look like, she said, what i would like to see is a big stream of gay drag artists come out as ernestine. [laughter] i haven't talked to george stevens. i don't know if this has been arranged. although i would like to see it too. i can promise that your contributions to american stage and screen will live on. for her genius, compassion, for just being funny, we honor tonight lily tomlin. [applause] about 40 years ago, a young singer-songwriter named gordon sumner was known to wear a yellow and black-striped sweater. ever since, he has been known by one name -- sting. not everybody can pull off a name like sting. this guy can. his wife, trudy, calls him stand. apparently, his kids call him sting. [laughter] ptous -- potus is a pretty good nickname, but let's face it, it's not as cool as sting. i kind of wish i was called sting. [laughter] i'm stuck with potus. [laughter] everybody knows that sting is more than just a name. he is an all-around cr

she's just inches away from an egot and now she's a kennedy center honoree. when asked what she hoped her tribute on the would look like, shed said what i would like to see is a big treatment of gay artists come out as earnestine. ( laughter ) i haven't talked to -- i don't know whether this has been arranged, although i'd like to see it too. but i can promise that your contributions to american stage and screen will live on, for her genius her compassion, for just being funny, we honor tonight lily tomlin. [cheers and applause] about 40 years ago a young singer songwriter named gordon some her was known to wear a yellow and black striped sweater, ever since he's been known by one name, sting. and not everybody can pull off a name like sting. but this guy can. his wife, trudy calls him sting, apparently his kids call him sting. ( laughter ) potus is a pretty good nickname. but let's face it, it's not as cool as sting. ( laughter ) i kind of wish i was called sting. i'm stuck with potus. ( laughter ) but everybody knows that sting is more than just a name. he

to do that but you know i have been known not to follow orders so i am glad for all four of our honoreesi want to say it is extremely an honor for us to have as our speaker today a young man who has energized this country. win few things of national politics clearly in 2012 everyone was electrified by this young man. but life's like -- like most men and women who make their mark, as they do not become intoxicated with it. they do not become depressed with the lows. one of the signs of knowing whether someone is headed toward a real market is how they handle high moments and low moments. this young man heralded by the emir as the next whenever said i am going to not go for these a lows. i will continue to work. the mayor of san antonio the continued drive for affordable housing in this country. one of the things about selma, debate in the civil rights community about what was right and what was wrong and johnson's role, half of the argument is why the older guys names weren't in the movie. one of the striking parts is it opens with dr. king getting a nobel prize and most people who have t

outstanding employees and in absence, we will be presenting him this certificate. [ applause ] >> our next honoreedwayne iron horn. is he here? [ applause ] in 2008, dwayne was assigned the director of the contract compliance and in a staff of 11. under his leadership he completed a corrective action practice to improve community based contractors with issues, a, an issue for our department. this project has been so effective that the entire city adopted it and the office has been redesigned to be more effective and efficient cht mr.ion horn is an outstanding employee working together to integrate and has in fact been so successful that the programs businesses offices expanding to become the business office to ensure that monitoring practices are standardized and centralized across the department. we need this effort and in incredibly grateful for your efforts. [ applause ] >> please, come on up. [ applause ] >> our next award is the ebola planning team. it's a large group of people. those who are here, could you please come up and stand with the team leader there, barbara garcia and mr. aragon. a

when i spoke to one of last year's honorees, he mentioned she would be a perfect fit for the king days, because of her lifelong service and commitment to justice and equal opportunity. we were delighted to present her with the award. unfortunately, she could not join us, but we do have someone who knows her well to accept the award on her behalf. here we have david cox president of the american federation of government employees. [applause] >> well, good morning, brothers and sisters. you know, isn't it a wonderful morning? let's just stop to think about it. barack obama is president of the united states. that is an achievement. now, i just heard from the secretary of housing and urban development and i am telling you, you know, that is an achievement, too. look, dr. king's dream is alive. we also heard from our secretary of health and human services -- a woman, yes -- dr. king's dream is alive. ms. augustine was born in 1922. do the math right fast. she had to have a little medical procedure. she is not here because she is elderly because she was working her butt off in the senate in

and wanting more and more rose congratulations and members and commissioners of the board guests honorees my name is superintendent i'm the chief executive officer for the curriculum inclusive of the leadership the role of the division and the office of the professional learning to advance the learning in the unified school district and because of the hyper will continue to there having a high performance fault of leaders with the teaching administrator is important there are leadership that support the teachers and administers along with the interims to master teacher to cite administrator and beyond this is our strategy plan our vision 20 with 25 national board certification is a braid that allows the teachers to demonstrate the accomplished teacher and the committee for the process under the leadership of chris and sarah and maggie and others and eric the national board 6th district is a high priority we courage the teachers to have the national certification so i want to acknowledge them for more than a decade i searched as a site administrator i was fortunate to have national board c

they are here to crown an honoree at the fifa ballon dor. >> at this hour france is putting an additional 10,000 soldiers and 8,000 police officers on the streets. >> across the country the highest alert level remains in effect following last week as attack on "charlie hebdo." >> not only were the attackers supposed to be under police surveillance one of the attackers was reportedly listed in the u.s.'s terror date base. >> making regular life in paris more difficult to restore. >> it should be a part of daily life a father dropping his child off to school. after last week, schools resembled fortresses. this one is under heavy guard. >> one fifth of the pupils stayed home. their parents have decided not to bring their kids here. tha is a big number and shows their level of concern. >> four jews were killed in friday's stand-off. the jewish community is understand. israeli prime minister netanyahu traveled. authorities are responding to threats of more terrorist attacks. france has launched a major security operation and 5,000 police have been deployed to protect jewish schools. but that i

our third and final honoree today is justice sonya society mire. she graduated from yale in 1979. like justice thomas her life story is one of determination and grit. born in the east bronx to parents who emigrated to the united states from purityo rico during world war ii, justice society mire grew up in a family that refused to accept that discrimination would dictate what their children would become. her mother worked long hours as a nurse was famous in the projects for saving up to buy sonya and her brother who is now a doctor a complete edition of the enpsych peedia of brit tanaka and the books paid off. after graduating sumea accumulate laud from prince upon in 1979 she headed straight to yale law school where she developed a reputation for having an analytical mind, a balanced perspective, and a fearless disposition. her yale law school classmate and now a dean at another law school up the road described her as tough clear, and very quick on her feet. her torts exam was remarkable. first termers tend to be careful. they don't want to take chances. but sonya was one of those

. >> six honorees will be eligible for a national award and this is kpix 5's kate kelly's last year with the service organization. she has always done such a great job, and sharon, too. it's an amazing award. and kate has been here for, what, 31 years? >> yes. >> amazing. >> very long time. >> she worked with our general manager the first time around, right? now here we are -- >> they go back a few years. >> what a great relationship. >> that's it, guys. >> ridge: work with me. >> ridge: hi. are you thinking what i'm thinking? >> caroline: i was up all night. is this crazy?

final time and they did an excellent job slicing through hollywood beginning with the newly-married honoree george clooney. >> george clooney married amal alamoudin. amal is the human rights lawyer that worked on the enron case was an adviser to kofi annan regarding syria and was selected for a three-person u.n. commission investigating rules of war vitals in gaza strip. so tonight her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. [ laughter ] >> to keep it fair, fey and poehler also did material on north korea and bill cosby. >>> back in 1942 buddy huntley and joseph cham brie enlisted in the air force and became members of the tuskegee airmen the all-black world war ii squadron. both men eventually settled in los angeles. we have both learned that both men died on the same day at the same age. they were both 91 years old. >>> it was just a photo in a car magazine in russia, but there in the background sharp-eyed readers spotted something unique and it's believed to be among the first photos of a secret new class of russian nuclear submarines the ac-12 project. defense experts think tha

six honorees will be eligible for a national award.s ro >> once upon a time, jim tomsula lived in his cadillac with dog and cat. had four jobs at the same time. he got the 49ers job the old fashioned way. he earned it. but he won't forget his roots. >> you once said you are jim nobody from nowhere. you are somebody now. you feel good? >> yeah, i still have to come take out the garbage. [ laughter ] >> before he talked to me, tomsula spent an hour talking with the media along jed york. he wasn't exactly evoking memories of his predecessor at the podium. but some of his players think he is more like general patton during the sidelines. >> i would find myself sneaking to the defensive line huddle just to hear him talk. just to hear what he had to say. so as head coach, he will be a lot of fun. >> you know he is one of the coaches that keeps spirit high. it is a great opportunity for him. >> a good legalling in the locker room along the players. >>> sharks, tyler kennedy. rebound, soars. 1-0 san jose. we are not going to edit the video, we

among honorees charlie manuel with special achievement award and dragones won 15 of the year award. >ing in crowded room fluid to laptop is not considered social fauxpau in university city tonight. programmers from around the world centereded around city of pennsylvania for hack-a-thon. teens have 3 hours to create a web, mobile or hardware application with goal of solving real world problems. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". "action news" continues at 5:30 with eva pilgrim and meteorologist chris sowers. now for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner have a good night and great weekend >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- mel brooks. from "into the woods," christine baranski. "this year in unnecessary censorship." and music from jenny lewis. with cleto and the cletones. and now, to be on the safe side, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. happy holidays to everyone. you l

first i would like to say congratulations to all of our honorees this morning and your dedication toing and continue to be like king. i would like to thank reverend sharpton for his -- and his staff -- for hosting this annual event to honor those who are doing the work and making sure that we are trying and striving to be more like king. i also want to thank reverend sharpton for giving myself and other millennial generation leaders the platform, his mentorship, and his shoulders to stand on. after seeing the film "selma" last year, i realize that dr. king understood the importance of bridging the gap between old and the new. and then a young john lewis understood the need for strategic planning. the two of them were the links that bridged both generations together. being that dr. king and reverend sharpton were both young when they started, i feel that my message to young people and to all americans is we have to study dr. king's character and his implementation in order to reach greater heights. we have to understand that in order to make the movement progress we must come together

business week that we make suggestions to the board of supervisors when they select their small business honoree, we can work with them on that, but in terms of businesses that are operating in neighborhoods maybe, it may be helpful to hear what you may think of as, you know, substantially contributed. not that they have to be all of those things but an idea. so if somebody, if a business is coming before you to say they they would like to be considered for a legacy business and this is one of the criteria, in terms of has contributed to the neighborhood or history or identity of a particular neighborhood or community, what would you be looking for for them to say that they have or to justify that, if that makes sense. >> what incentive is there for a business to want to be in the registry if they are not at the point where they are considering change of ownership? is it just the designation so that people see it and go, oh, they are a historic business? >> i think it's a designation. for the office of small business to create some kind of identity around that, it's a marketing -- it's a brandin

six honorees will be eligible for a national award.ing on cate kelly over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income. to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. >> once upon a time, jim tomsula lived in his cadillac with dog and cat. had four jobs at the same time. he got the 49ers job the old fashioned way. he earned it. but he won't forget his roots. >> you once said you are jim nobody from nowhere. you are somebody now. you feel good? >> yeah, i still have to come take out the garbage. [ laughter ] >> before he talked to me, tomsula spent an hour talking with the media along jed york. he

you can just be yourself to make a big difference in this world. [ applause ] >> the six honorees will be eligible for a national award. >>> time now is 4:52. a car plows through a newark macy's and drags a teenager across the stor a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income, and 4 out of 5 people who have enrolled qualified. if you don't have a health plan, or you do, but you want to make sure it's the best plan for you, now's the time to v

a gloucester county marine is among the honorees.og tag beer on sale at west hampton liquors. it differs from other ipas and loggers in it's packaging. every name bears the name of soldiers killed in action. >> we've had a few calls asking if we carry. >> reporter: one of the fallen heros featured on the cans is a king way high school graduate who was killed in afghanistan in 2011. >> it's a way to honor him not to forget. >> especially if you know him you're a family member and you know him. >> it's important to know about the people who have given their lives for our country and freedom. >> reporter: dog tag is brewed in montana. the company is owned by a marine combat veteran who wants to honor vets killed in average. >> these -- in afghanistan. these are people who gave their lives and their families miss them terribly. >> i would read ever can as i'm drinking just to see who the guy is or woman. >> reporter: a portion of sales go to charities chosen by fallen vet's families. in west half ton i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action n

. >> besides recognizing the honorees, today's nnevent served to kickoff human trafficking awarenessn about george zimmerman's arrest after a incident involving his ex- girlfriend. george zimmerman denies throwing a bottle at her and destroying her cell phone. he said he was trying l4" prevent her from entering his home. george zimmerman @6( was quited of murder in 2013. >>> one of the black boxes from the rcj5kair asia flight j found. it will be shipped for analysis. officials say it appears to be in good condition. efforts are underway to get the second black box. the plane crashed two weeks ago, killing 162 people on board. >>> what you "like" on facebook may reveal more about yourself than you realize. the predictions that were more accurate than a person's real life friends. >> coastal fog rolling in over twin peaks right now. the fog rinkle or two. >> and another look that ride home tonight. highway ?ó: costa county. the headlight are heading towards walnut creek. it is pretty slow. we will be right back. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it t

you could use those same words to describe our honoree tonight. when he announced he was leaving this institution, bob dole said he wanted to be judged as just a man. i said at a time that history would surely judge him as something more. history would judge him as a good leader, a good senator, a good american. his life over these last four years makes me more certain than ever that that is so. from his leadership on kosovo to his work against cancer, bob dole continues to make important contributions to this senate and to the nation. when you come from a small midwestern state, you take pride in the achievements of other midwesterners who make it to the top by working hard and playing fair. if they are forced to overcome adversity along the way, your pride is even greater. for those reasons and many others, i was proud to be able to serve with bob in the senate for 10 years. i'm proud today to be able to call him a friend. it was during the 18 months he and i served as leaders of our parties that i got to know him best. the conditions for a good

congratulations to all those honorees. >>> service man returns to his job to a rock star reception. >> those cheers you here for technical sergeant earl scott. the teacher athletic director and coach returned today to the holmesburg christian academy where he work. it's the first time being back after being deployed to qatar for seven months. took some time to explain to children what live there was like. >> i can't say enough, your prayers have -- made a difference me being overseas. in qatar it was very hot. at times we had temperatures as high as 140 degrees. >> everybody said whoo! >> scott will return to the classroom after a little well-deserved r and r you might recall fox 29 was there last week when he surprised his wife when he returned home. >>> here's something fun. hometown boy and obviously a fan favorite returning home to philadelphia some of you have taken pictures with him rocky balboa making a come back shooting stars for the new movie creed this monday. >>> and for some it's causing a little confusion. brad sattin live in port richmond tonight where hollywood had loc

nora muchanic tells us tonight a gloucester county marine who lost his life in combat is among the honoreesto fly off the shelves. >> reporter: it is dog tag beer now on sale at westampton liquors and a number of stores in south jersey. it differs from other ipa's and laggers in its packaging. it bears the name of a soldier killed in action. >> there are many customers. one of the fallen heroes featured on dog tag cans is marine captain ryan iannelli. the 27-year-old was killed in afghanistan in 2011. >> it's a way to honor them not to forget. >> especially if you know them, your family members, you know them. like the v.f.w. guys go crazy about this. >> it's important to know about the people who have given their lives for or freedom. >> reporter: dog tag is brewed in montana. the company is owned by a marine combat veteran who wanted to honor friends killed in afghanistan. >> these are great americans with stories of courage and inspiration and most importantly have loved ones that miss them dearly. >> reporter: there are lots of veterans and active military in the burlington county area

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[laughter] >> the newly married honoree accepted the award acknowledging his bride. >> amal, whatever be more proud to be your husband. >> real world events taking stage. the golden globe saluted free speech, led by the president of the hollywood foreign press association. >> together, we will stand united against any one who repress free speech, anywhere from north korea to paris. [ cheers and applause ] >> there were, of course, awards. becoming of age film "boyhood" won three trophies, best director, supporting actress and best drama. the grand budapest hotel won best picture while the transjegedzer theme to best tv series and best actor for jeffrey tambor who dedicated his award to the transgender community. >> thank you for your courage and inspiration. thank you for your patience and thank you for letting us be part of the change. >>> from the civil rights drama selma -- >> i'm the unarmed black did who maybe needed a hand but was given a bullet. i i am the two fallen police officers murdered in the line of duty. selma has awakened my humanity. >> all right. we're over here with

as your honoree and cold, saturday, 32. sunday milder, and rainy 44.. tam. >> that's it for us, of course, he will be back in 30 minutes. we'll send i now to "g.m.a." ♪ ♪ ♪ baby baby baby baby i'm on fire i said baby baby baby i'm on fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> all right. there they are, the cast from "dancing with the stars: live!" tour live from times square and have season 19 champ alfonso ribeiro and the pros with a live performance coming up. and i have to say, i did not know we were coming outside so i didn't bring a coat today. are you sure you're warm enough? >> i am a delicate flower george. >> he called you out. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> that is a little much. >> i won't be following this guy on friendster anymore. it's over. >> robin is wearing my coat. i'm wearing amy's coat. >>> also coming up our pinterest fails series. we want to tell you how to go from failed it to nailed it. this morning, put those crafty creations to the pinterest perfection test. >> i know because earlier this week we had -- >> rainbow cake. >> a lot o

i'm glad for all four honorees but certainly, i want to say that it is extremely an honor for us to haveuntry, when you think of national politics, clearly into 2012, everyone was electrified by this young man. but like most men and women that make their mark, they do not become intoxicated with the high , and they do not become depressed with the lows. one of the signs of knowing whether someone is headed towards a real mark is how they handle high moments and low moments. this young man heralded by media as the next whatever -- said i'm not going to go for the halos i'm going to continue to work. and he did, as mayor of san antonio, and came on to conquer the continued drive for affordable housing in this country. she mentioned the movie "selma," one of the things about that in the debates in the civil right candidate, what was right what was wrong, johnson's role, half of the argument is why the older guys names weren't in the movie. but we will leave that for another day. [laughter] heather told me to be nice today. the one of the striking parts is that it opens with dr. king getting

truman-hlz scholar, and lum that and honoree of the shear institute and a 2011 german marshall fund of her first book "southside girls: growing up in the great migration" is coming out this spring. at the beginning of the 2014-15 academic year she launched an collaborative online project #fergusonsyllabus, to grapple with the ways to talk -- to talkyúñbr(t&háhp &hc% to students from elementary school to college on the ferguson crisis. that work has been featured on national public radio, in the pages of "the atlantic" and descent," and is part of a collaborative online teaching resource.@gcsñ%; y dr. chatling will be discussing on the teaching of ferguson. and with that, i bring to the mike, colin gordon. >> i want to set the background by looking a little bit at the demographic and developmental history of st. louis and its inner suburbs. this is in many respects a sort of familiar story of sustained segregation in american metropolises, sustained by instruments like restricted deed covenants and racial zoning and %uu the infamous fha security ratings and other private and public poli

. >> the newly married lifetime achievement honoree accepted the prestigious award for his bride. >>band. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> the goeld nlden globe celebrated free speech led boy the president of the hollywood for ren films association. >> we will support free speech anywhere from north korea to paris. >> reporter: there wear of course awards. the coming of age "boyhood" won three trophies best director and best support inging actor and drama. and the transgender theme "transparent" took best tv series and best actor for jeffrey tambor who dedicated his award to the transgender community. thank you for your courage and inspiration. they for your patience and thank you for letting us be a part of the change. >> surprise presenter prince drew big cheers before announcing best song went to john legend for glory in the civil rights drama "selma." >> i am the unarmed black kid who maybe needed a hand but instead was given a bullet. i am the two fallen police officers murdered in the line of duty, "selma" has awakened my humanity. >> stephanie elam cnn, hollywood. >> so far

she is a member of the british council's transatlantic network, a 2000 harry s truman scholar, and honoree. her first book, "southside girl," is coming out this spring. at the beginning of the academic year, she launched a collaborative online project to grapple with the ways to talk to students from elementary school through college on the ferguson crisis. that work has been featured on national public radio, in the pages of publications, and is a collaborative online teaching resource. she will be discussing on the teaching of ferguson. with that, i bring to the mic colin gordon. [applause] >> i just want to set the background by looking at the developmental history of st. louis and its inner suburbs. this is, in many respects, a familiar story of sustained segregation in american metropolises, sustained by instruments like restrictive deed covenants and racial zoning , by the infamous fha security ratings, and other policies. i think if i were to fit ferguson into this story, i would underscore three thing. first of all, st. louis is a starkly segregated setting marked by a north-south