the guy attached to this arm, dave allen. ut this process and what made you think to do this. >> as you can see, it's definitely a painful process. a slow process. >> you had a camera set up on a tripod looking down at your arm and you had a remote control in your other hand, you were able to stay still and snap a picture. >> every time he would finish a line or a section, every time we thought it would look cool, we took a picture. you can see the actual lines being done and the shading is done over top of it. >> are there any tattoos on either arm or anywhere else for that matter that you regret? >> luckily-day not regret any quite yet. >>> brad versus duck. action. >> hey -- oh, whoa, gosh! >> we've all seen those charity calendars where people like senior citizens or maybe flight attendants, are scantily clad to raise money for charity. but i bet you haven't seen one like this. it's called the men of the stacks. these men -- are librarians. 80% of librarians are white and 72% of them are female. the men of the stacks wante

those were the glory years, features greats like kenny stabler, dave gas speaker, and marcus allen.he silver and black claimed to title of deem of the decade. >> i had a dream i would build the finest organization in professional sport. >> davis hired the first hispanic coach in tom flores and the first african-american coach in art shell. >> did become a proving ground for great players and minorities. >> i think it was just another evolution of he equity and fairness. >> we hope that's one way to see it. >> davis took a chance on a little-known line backerses coach, naming john madden head coach at the age of 32. davis also took a chance on an older player, george plan da, who -- blanda. there was below -- bo jackson, the first to excel in two pro sports, football and baseball. davis left a legacy in the courtroom, moving the team to los angeles in 1982 after a two-year legal battle in 1985 he moved the team back to oakland. that brought about multiple lawsuits involving l.a., oakland, and the nfl. davis also was involved with suits against the city of oakland over the sale of rai

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book you have to have mark twain in there and i think dave barry and nora ephron and the onion and i love all of those people but also woody allen what makes him so timeless? >> he is like our shakespeare in a way. i don't want to turn people off because they think shakespeare, it probably won't be too funny. mark twain understands human nature and stuff he wrote a hundred years ago is still cool. i think he could tweet if he were around. a line i like suppose you're an idiot and suppose you're in congress but i repeat myself. i think that could be a tweet nowadays. i would re-tweet it. he is sort of the exception because he is somebody you can look back a hundred years and he still funny and cool. >> what is the funniest right now? this is a tough time in american history. where do you find the most humor? >> well, i mean, besides michele bachmann, i think that the onion is great. i think that -- i love some of the younger writers like sloan crosley is a woman who has written a couple of books who is hilarious and a guy like larry willmore is money known as the senior black correspondent. the stuff is contemporary' and goes up