the other eight said it was corny, that it was heavy, that judy garland was no good, and so forth.k, who put the rainbow on the wizard of oz?, by harold meyerson and ernie harburg. but it persisted, you know? and then, in 1956, when television first started saturating the nation-- >> more than 20 years later. >> more than 20 years later. i don't think they even had their money back from the show, see? mgm sold the film rights to cbs, who then put it on. and it hit the top of the--it broke out every single record there was, and it's been playing every year since then. and, of course, it went around the world, and it's become a major artwork, which is, i must say, an american artwork, because the story, the plot with the three characters, the brain, the heart, the courage, and finding a home is a universal story for everybody. and that's an american kind of a story, alright? and yip and harold put these things into song. >> who did the munchkins represent? >> ♪ we represent the lollipop guild the lollipop guild, the lollipop guild. and in the name of the lollipop lollipop guild. ♪ >>

. >> this happened in garland, texas, right on interstate 635. >> watch what happens. >> hey, it's aire. >> it's a fire! >> oh, my goodness. >> what? >> your car is on fire. your car is on fire! he's like, nah, i'm fine. >> she walked right past it and didn't look at it. >> you can see how fully engulfed this is. >> what she needed to do was just pull over. you don't drive on your rim. >> the fire department eventually has to show up because of this. >> this video was actually shot a year ago but it is just now going viral. i think it should be used in classrooms. this is a textbook example of why you don't drive on rims. >> hey, it's a fire! >> when you fly all the time, you have to agree it's kind of annoying to hear the flight attendants going through the drill at the beginning, fasten your tray, your seat belt. i have one that's a little bit different, their tnt airlines. >> welcome to tnt airlines. we're committed to making your flight comfortable, pretty safe and fun at [ bleep ]. before taking off we'll give a presentation with all sorts of helpful information. >> that was rea

last week, the university of phoenix offered retired army colonel garland williams on the subject. "coming out of the military, they don't have the educational degrees to get their foot in the door." the potential labor pool is only going to grow. it's estimated that one-point-two million service members will come off active duty within the next five years. confirmation hearings getting under way this week for federal reserve chairman nominee janet yellen. current chairmain ben bernanke leaves the job in january. yellen will be questioned by the senate banking committee. she is expected to win approval from the panel, although a full senate vote might not happen until january. senator lindsey graham is threatening to delay it unless survivors of last year's bengahzi attack are allowed to speak with congressional investigators about the obama administrations response to the attack. meanwhile--, a 60 minutes reporter now admits her report on the administration's role was not accurate. as ben bernanke winds down his term as fed chair. he's making it clear the fed has power as a "crisi

this evening has emerged from a number of other irish companies including elect a garland of also been affected but the irish payments services organization says that so far no fraud has been detected on the knee of the credit card debit cards. let's talk to paul who joins a snowball at them more accounts more cars would each of its emerging be compromise of as a result of this at one stage this investigation. sunday brought in a significant about this today with the emergence of the esb customers having been affected. bsp said this evening and that those who produce greater loyalty scheme between and two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight are the six thousand eight hundred customers affected the art of payment services organization also issued a statement today saying that they've identified as the credit and debit card numbers at the center of this for all that they say they're being monitored on that so far and don't have to be detected. the dates of those credit card and debit card numbers they say are between john in two thousand and eleven and feathery of two thousand

live and i was blown away i couldn't believe how great he was alan king started opening for judy garland at the palace and right he was a master he was angry and he did great bits about airplanes and insurance i know and he sucked it to his socket he was a man of the people but i saw him in in chicago maybe fifteen years ago or so you know so not early on he was fall it was amazing you have obama on stage than i have ever bob on stage i think a more appropriate question would be how many times have you bombed on stage and i would guess a thousand what have the what's it like to bomb months days there's two feelings if you care if you don't care meaning i don't care i'll bomb i'll throw it to the wind when i go up there i'm happy to but i'm not happy to bomb but i'm fine with it if it always chooses now there are nights where i'm not funny that hurts so if you ask me if i'm never not ever not funny that kills that's a deep pain after it's over but there are nights where i am so funny and so on and the audience just nothing as of yet and i say it's their fault you know one of my favorite p

. >> actually a 50th anniversary rep mix cal of judy garland's shoes.e a very limited edition from her mold and it has the exact label, an exact replica of what dorothy wears. >> has her name in there. >> exactly. i made by the people who made the originals. so these are rare. the onlies are worth millions of dollars. these are 12,000 to 15,000. >> let's move on. >> this is charlton heston's helmet and other material that he wears in the chariot scene in ben-hur. the gauntlet and the sandals. >> i'm somewhere in between dorothy and charlton heston with my shoe size. >> who can participate? people are watching at home. >> anybody can participate. all you need to do is contact my company, go to our web site as bonam's.com/tcm, and all of the information about registering will be there. you just need to contact our company and register for the auction, and then you -- if you want to come in person, you can. if you want to bid on theber net, you can. >> we have a few more items. >> this is a yearbook -- the only'll yearbook in which norma jean baker appears

so i came for the garland. i got up early and i don't know i haven't even started shopping.oday is my first day. >> reporter: so are you excited for black friday? >> no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: one shopper told us a lot of the good deals were already offered online tuesday and wednesday and people took advantage of that. many complained about the stores opening on thanksgiving because they believe holidays are supposed to be spent with family. back out here live there is an old navy around the corner and they are offering half off. a lot of folks said they will head over there and snatch up good deals. toys r us offered another door buster deal at 5:00 this morning. some folks will be heading over there. overall much different atmosphere than what we were seeing last year. live from emeryville tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> with retail stores staying open last night, san francisco police are also warning you be very careful. ktvu katie utehs is live in union square where shoppers are coming from all overs place. they will be converging over there. >> reporter: yes,

and rudy garland's slippers went for $2 million. but the falcon statue, over $4 million.tuesday, like you need one with one direction here. take a look at -- i didn't name him. his name is supertongue. he is an italian greyhound. but a woman in connecticut saw his pictures and had to have him. she flew to colorado and has his own facebook page. he is all about raising awareness about puppy mills. super tongue. i try to use proper english, as you know. >> why does it -- >> well, because he's missing a few teeth. minor detail. he's a rescue. he is safe and happy. and she saved him. we thank you. that's "pop news," everybody. >>> thanks, lara. >>> turn to the rumors around miranda lambert. slamming reports that she had weight loss surgery. sara haines has the story. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: she won big. ♪ >> reporter: and rocked the stage at the country music awards. ♪ a song i could sing along >> reporter: but miranda lambert debuted more than her duet with keith urban that night. what had tongues wagging, was her svelte new figure. noticeably thinner than at the

and i also will be talking before a group of people in the city of garland who gather on the square. i'll be talking to them also. >> what does this feel like, though, sir, 50 years later, talking about this moment that went don't wn in the nation's history you were so intrinzically linked to this in so many ways. what does it feel like right now in 2013 for you. >> well, i don't know how to explain that. been questioned about this for the last 50 years. so this is nothing new, really. everywhere i go, i get questioned about it. i even get recognized on the street and stopped and questioned about it. i get recognized in airports when i fly. >> wow. >> so it's nothing new. it's all the same. >> all the same. what a role you played. little did you know 50 years ago, jim lavelle, thank you so much, and kate, thank you very much as well. for spending the time with us today here at cnn. america changed forever 50 years ago tomorrow, and now cnn puts you on the ground in dallas, texas, please watch the assassination of jfk. it airs tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific here on cnn. >> and la

the second volume came out that in the first volume lady bird johnson kiped with the ribbons on the garlandis that true? >> no. mrs. johnson was very helpful at the beginning of my research. they stopped doing it long before i published them. and that's the kron allege of it. as far as telling other people not to talk to me, i didn't have a yellow that i ever asked for. >> we're in the lyndon johnson room. it's s-211 off the senate floor. you can see it on your screen right behind us. here is a norman rockwell painting of lyndon johnson. we go to sarasota, florida. are you there sarasota? >> we'll take the next call. >> what you would say if he was talking to another senator? you would see lyndon johnson in action. one arm would be around the other senator. he persuaded the man to do what he wanted him to do. >> there is dirksen. you're on with robert careful. dshg carol. >> i would like to ask mr. carol if he got ahold of jfk and these books and if you found it credible. >> i did read it. i'm afraid it's a rather overdra overdrawn. >> what's the nature of it? >> it's a book by extremely ri

miles of evergreen garland and a rotating list of events happening through the entire month of december top. beginning at magic kingdom with mickey's very merry holiday party. the fireworks and light show are really one of a kind. at epcot, they're also doing fun things. celebrity narraters will be telling the stories set to a 50-piece orchestra and choir, and they're doing all sorts of international holiday traditions, and hollywood studios, we have the osbourne dancing spectacle of lights. another loit show. you can even work on your tan in orlando. that's also a plus. >> the weather is okay down there right now? >> pretty solid compared to here in new york. >> and austin, texas, finally. >> austin puts on their annual austin trail of lights, 100 illuminated trees, three lighted tunnels. a 5-k race where you can run alongside santa and his elves and musical acts from jazz to rock and western. 30 food trucks and trailers, and also great shopping. the armadillo christmas bazaar and the austin farmer's market. all these cities are incredible, but you have to book your travel now. it's on

. >> there's t garland. my mom labeled it under the mi miletoe. you were a kisser. spent the night atour house. >> and that's wh i put the moves on you? at age 2? >> i don't think it was quite that. >> whoa. >> i want to apologize for that. that sous very traumat for you. this one i know you take particular pleasure in. >> how cute is that? >> that's a 70s romper aou had the knee socks to go with it. >> sure i did. >> there's jodi geist. >> our moms were beautil, wen't they? >> withhe 70s feathered ir. >> a long way from the nursery scol to the great white way for katie with the red hair. >> it's so cool to see you. >> it'sool to see you too. >> and i'm so proud of you and you're out of diapers and not drooling anymore >> i don't have a sandwich in my face >> eight piers you learned your abcs. congratulations. >>ice to see you. so great to see her. yocan catch tony nomineeate baldwin, aka katie with the red hair in big fish through december december 29th. you hit it off again. >> i haven't see her since we re five yea old. our moms kep in touch and she turns up on b

everything from broadway, judy garland and blues-y stuff, chuck berry. yeah.istmas songs. >> it was and it wasn't. i've been making this cd in my head for years. we wanted to have an eclectic. i hate when you buy an album and they all sound the same. >> you have a christmas special coming up. >> i just finished taping. it was fun being pregnant and sick. is and matt lauer is a guest. >> yeah. >> how did he do? >> he's so great. he's the turning point of my christmas special. >> we have a lot more to hear from you. you're going to sing in a few minutes. >> yeah. >> if you need to take a break. >> i'll be fine. >> all right. we'll head over to the orange room. >> this portion of td is brought to you by american express founding partner. this saturday is small business saturday. get out and shop small. >> thanks a lot, savannah. small business saturday is this weekend in support of local small businesses. good morning. >> good morning. you've been doing this a while. i love this. i think it's a fantastic way to support small business. >> we're shopping anyhow, wh