johnny winters, they just paid tribute to. tavis: it was an amazing job. >> there was a sea change, and we were just expressing ourselves the best way we knew how about what was going on in the world. and what was wrong with the world. we didn't all get together, it just all happened at the same time. >> these are challenging times. >> i did a blink in, which is maybe one of the most revered presidents. wasn't the brightest bulb in the room. that was kind of a departure. but we were attacking sacred krause -- sacred cows. a lot of people have said that you laugh not to cry, and that was what we were doing. tavis: that was the case for prior. but the exact opposite of your life. there is almost a consensus that part of what makes the great comedians great is a troubled life. and you are one of the icons, and your life was not like that. comedy comes from that sort of darkness and you did not have that. >> there was some hurt in my life. i would have just referred a better relationship with my father that i had. i just like maki

twenty five people will be spending this winter at the progress station so. i'm johnny. the head of the station is like a ship's captain he is responsible for everything without his permission no one can leave the station a little later they'll be given a mandatory briefing although many of them don't need it this is not their first winter here. hello there. so who knows our place is dear i do. ok doctor so. you know your place is. david doctor says. to. take. the same way they have. and a galley. the first expeditions arrived here by ship as a result. and everyone takes their routine tasks. this is absolutely a second home. you don't have to feel that it's a temporary. when you're here you have to feel a year is a long time. it's not so easy to live here for a year. not yet i'm waiting on my partner he's probably busy with science right now. today the whole station is focused on the same job. brought in by helicopter from the i could. together the winter team is made up of a few scientists a chef. and others responsible for maintaining the research station it's easy to

twenty five people will be spending this winter at the progress station so. i'm johnny. the head of the station is like a ship's captain he is responsible for everything without his permission no one can leave the station a little later they'll be given a mandatory briefing although many of them don't need it this is not their first winter here. hello there. so who knows our place is dear i do. ok doctor so. you know your place is. david doctor says. doctor to. take this one it'll be your room. the same way they have. the first expedition ship as a result. and everyone takes their routine. this is an absolutely. you don't have to feel that it's a temporary. when you're here you have to feel a year is a long time. it's not so easy to live here for a year. not yet i'm waiting on my partner he's probably busy with science right now. today the whole station is focused on the same job. brought in by helicopter from the. together the team is made up of a few scientists. and others responsible for maintaining the research station it's easy to see who's already spent a year here

. >> he looks like guitarrest johnny winter in early years. >> pretty smart to be doing that i have seenn -- won the ugliest dog competition. >> if i saw something like that in my house i don't know how i would respond but not well. i would be really upset. >> if you saw -- >> -- natalie, if you are watching at home. i any you have the video camera set up for the kids. >> some kind of albino creature with a weird hair cut. >> nbc. one of their news anchors crystal ball real name says the oscars are sexist? why? because they have separate categories for actor and actress. >> what's wrong with being sexy? >> that's such a great question. >> here is krystal ball listen to her. >> it seems ache critical condition -- separate men and women. why separate it into this best actor and best actress. why can't they all compete against each other? it struck me this year as a bit off. and when you look at the numbers, we still have a situation where out of all of the movies in 2011, only 11% were female. so i almost feel like by having these separate categories we are masking the fact that we still h

twenty five people will be spending this winter at the progress station so. i'm johnny. the head of the station is like a ship's captain he is responsible for everything without his permission no one can leave the station a little later they'll be given a mandatory briefing although many of them don't need it this is not their first winter here. hello there. so who knows our place is dear i do. ok doctor so. you know your place is. david doctor says. doctor to. take this one it will be your room. all stations are laid out in rough. the same way they have. a galley. ship. and everyone takes their routine. this is absolutely a second home. you don't have to feel that it's a temporary. when you're here you have to feel a year is a long time. it's not so easy to live here for a year. yet i'm waiting on my partner he's probably busy with science right now. today the whole station is focused on the same job. brought in by helicopter from the i could. together the team is made up of a few scientists a chef. and others responsible for maintaining the research station it's easy t

twenty five people will be spending this winter at the progress station so. i'm johnny. the head of the station is like a ship's captain he is responsible for everything without his permission no one can leave the station a little later they'll be given a mandatory briefing although many of them don't need it this is not their first winter here. hello there. so who knows our place is dear i do. ok doctor so. you know your place is. david doctor says. doctor to. take this one it'll be your room. in rough. the same way they have. and a galley. ship. and everyone takes their routine. this is absolutely a second home. you don't have to feel that it's a temporary. when you're here you have to feel a year is a long time. it's not so easy to live here for a year. yet i'm waiting on my partner he's probably busy with science right now. today the whole station is focused on the same job. brought in by helicopter from the. together the team is made up of a few scientists a chef. and others responsible for maintaining the research station it's easy to see who's already spent a year

twenty five people will be spending this winter at the progress station so. i'm johnny. the head of the station is like a ship's captain he is responsible for everything without his permission no one can leave the station a little later they'll be given a mandatory briefing although many of them don't need it this is not their first winter here. hello there. so who knows our place is dear i do. ok doctor so. you know your place is. david doctor says. doctor to. take this one it'll be your room. the same way they have. a galley. ship. and everyone takes their routine. this is absolutely a second home. you don't have to feel that it's a temporary. when you're here you have to feel a year is a long time. it's not so easy to live here for a year. yet i'm waiting on my partner he's probably busy with science right now. today the whole station is focused on the same job. brought in by helicopter from the i can. together the team is made up of a few scientists. and others responsible for maintaining the research station it's easy to see who's already spent a year here. there ar

johnny spillane says winning is not what this is all about. >> first and foremost, it is a place for kids to go have fun skiing. >> in the vancouver olympics. >> winterorts club produces so many good athletes because all the kids are having fun. you can't be successful in any sport without enjoying what you do. >> this is the history of ski town? >> yes, this is the man who founded it all, carl howellson. >> generation after generation, 96 olympians and counting. >> they become coaches and so your mentors are olympians and you can touch and feel that olympic spirit. >> brothers brian and tad fletcher are on their way to sochi. mom penny says, this is more than medals. >> to come here and to train and to learn sportsman ship, their morals. their ethics. their goals in life. >> make no mistake, these boys and girls have visions of olympic glory. >> my hero says the first year getting to jump in the olympics. >> do you guys dream of having your own flag in this room some day day? >> it would be cool to go to the olympics. >> each flag represents one olympic appearance by a sports club athlete. proof that here more than anywhere else, olympic dreeps real

johnny williams, the ceo of a dietary supplement company. had four years in office. virginia law limits governors to one term. moments, a discussion of terrorist threats to the winterussia. in a little more than an hour, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, retired admiral mike mullen, talks about how the debt affects national security. after that, the swearing-in of new good -- of new jersey governor chris christie. on c-span tomorrow includes the 44 -- the 41st annual march for life from the national mall in washington. at 2:30 p.m., health secretary kathleen sibelius is expected to provide an update on the affordable care act. >> did i feel prepared? yes. , so it did noted make that much difference. i did notice the difference between being the vice president's wife and the president's wife was huge because the vice residence wife could play anything. nobody cares. the minute you say one thing as the president's wife, you have made the news. that was what i had to learn. >> watch our program on first lady barbara bush at our website , c-span.org. or see it saturday on c-span at 7:00 p.m. eastern. monday, our series continues with first lady hillary

winter classic a casualty of last season's lockout, adding to today. the foreclosure calls for light snow and a high of 18 degrees. >> if last night's performance by johnnyas the final bow of his career, he went out on a high note. the chick-fil-a bowl, manziel takes it on his own, a three-yard score closing the gap to three. the blue devils back on top by 10. reefs tiptoes into the end zone for the 21-yard score, now 48-38 duke. manziel drops back looking for walker, there he is, 44 yards on the play. he threw for four, ran for one. ages still down three. duke what the ball late, trying to run out the clock. throws the key interception to tony heard, jr., taking it 55 yards to the house. the agoies wane shoot without and after the game, all eyes on manziel. >> we just came back and got momentum in our offense and defense helping us out through the first few drives. gave us the ball back. we shot ourselves in the foot the first few drives and then did good things. >> this was unreal. i can't even tell you how proud i am of these guys. in love texas a&m and my teammates. >> battling in the bowl, watch first and goal, takes the handoff, a two-yard score, o