to larry james. in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s the big, fancy law firms of this great nation would have nothing to do with thurgood marshall. his name would never go on one of the buildings command he knew it. he did not bemoan his plight he had ahe had a higher calling. he was fighting in the trenches on behalf of justice and freedom. time passed and walls came tumbling down, but history, as we know, turns rather beautifully. now there are many buildings even in airports with the name thurgood marshall. since 2001 larry james has had his name on all law firm in downtown columbus, brown and james. [applause] yet even with that distinction time and time again larry james has returned to the trenches. fighting in the name of justice and freedom, he has won so many of his showdowns larry james is thurgood marshall's kind of lawyer. someone once asked thurgood marshall about his personal successes. i dug way deep, he said. larry james in the universe of law, art, books, and philanthropy you have set a glo

que estaba todo a sus disposiciÓn y lo que necesitara >>> la madre de quiÉn >>> de larry >>> okey perfecto. bueno james>> tengo que enrrollarlo, hablando de la mÚsica y eres de andalucÍa cuÁl es tu gÉnero, te gusta el piflamenco >>> no canto flamenco, una mÚsica rumbera, latina para hacer electrÓnica, pero me gustan mis baladas roman bÁntic >>> te canto un poquito de la canciÓn de la pelÍcula >>> que cÓmo dice >>> dice asÍ. (cantan) ♪ seÑores un fuerte aplauso para melody quÉ maravilla. (aplausos) >>> quÉ talento >>> bueno >>> quÉ tienes talento impresionante. >>> mira, miro. mÍralo. >>> te he visto. por eso cuando los niÑos le dicen que no crezcan, que crezcan asÍ. >>> en mucho tiempo no habÍa visto a daniel muy concentrado. >>> queremos do lrar la toro l francesa >>> mezclamos y al mismo tiempo esto se termina como con los churros, ahora cubrimos y tenemos este rollo maravilloso que estÁ fÍjate fantÁstico. envuelto con este azÚcar, este toque de canela espectacular, miramos el producto final pero lo colocamos. >>> quÉ rico melody >>> colocamos una base por encima y luego tomamos chocolate y sin ser e

james gary, u.s. army veteran nats -- (music) americans are honoring veterans with festivities and parades across the country. sot -- larry reyes, u.s. navy veteran sot -- lt. nicole burnett, u.s. armynats -- president obama participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier... and said during a private white house breakfast... the nati needs to keep our veterans in mind... long after this day. sot -- president obama a moment of silence... was also held in afghanistan... where nato troops -- some overcome with emotion -- knelt down as they honored those who have served. nats -- (bruce springsteen singing) and overnight... bruce springsteen joined abc's bob woodruff... hosting his 9th annual "standupupor heroes" benenet concert. ts -- with a n n wave of veterans serving in iraq... afghanistan? and elsewhere... for many... this federal holiday is about more than just showing gratitude. sot -- (no name given) // "support these men ((on camera tag)) this year... marks the 70th anniversary of the end of world war two. president obama is lling on congress to pass a measure giving veterans easier access

larry. 3 3 we now know the name of the man who sparked yesterday's 9- hour standoff in cherokee.police say 51- year- old james goslar of cherokee surrendered peacefully just before 11 o'clock last night... ending a standoff that began just before 2. officers were originally called to the house by goslar... who was threatening suicide.they saw a gun in his home and called for backup... starting the standoff.officers from the iowa state patrol and their swat team, as well as cherokee county sheriff's deputies were on the scene. goslar was taken to the cherokee regional medical hospital for evaluation last night.it's not yet known if he 3 3 there might be a new air service provider to sioux gateway airport next spring... after an interesting twist in the bidding process for sioux city's "essential air service contract" from the feds.united airlines is competing with the current provider american airlines for the right to operate 13 weekly flights to and from chicago's o'hare airport.american airlines is asking the f- a- a for a subsidy worth over one point two million dollars... while united airlines is only ask

larry bird. bill: wow. >> more so than lebron james, first win at all costs nature.ch out for cleveland email coming real soon. jared, why the poem? >> i think, maybe just kobe trying to be a little bit classy. bill, he has a past, if you bring up his name to people non-basketball fans, a lot of people know kobe bryant's name, not because he is the third leading scorer in nba history but because of certain legal matters several years ago. kobe bryant is trying to fix up his reputation for a long time since but it is still there with him. i like the touch of aer are. i also like the fact he went through derek jeter's website, former new york yankee, who created players tribute where a lot of players go to communicate their messages and kobe bryant did it. bill: nice touch. new england is no longer perfect. big ol', big ol' game last night in denver. pretty good team though still. ron gronkowski is injured. what is his status today after he was writhing in pain on the field last night? >> that is the word, writhing in pain, exactly how it looked when he went down. prob

james madison highway into town. we'll send it over to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> 6:17.ere are some of the things we're following. to italian journalists who wrote books detailing mismanagement at the vatican go to trial at the vatican. they're accused of violating vatican law by publishing news based on confidential holy documents. they face up to eight years in prison if convicted. >>> two men have officially been charged in the deadly bombing after bangkok shrine. the suspects have been indicted on ten counts. none of them are terrorism charges. the august blast left 20 people dead and more than 120 injured. >>> the judge told them to keep trying but still there's no decision from the jury in the trial of the former ceo of massey energy. don blankenship is charged with conspiring to break mine safety laws. the accusations stem from the explosion that killed 29 miners in 2010 in west virginia. if the jury doesn't make a decision today, they will be off for the rest of the week for thanksgiving. >>> thanksgiving break is coming early for some school systems in washingto

larry canard. angel siniga. armen crawford. edward demink senior. al kovac. jerome bloom. john row an, president, vietnam veterans of america. john [ inaudible ], commander in chief, veterans of foreign wars of the united states. james national commander [ inaudible ]. dale stamford. karl good, jr., national commander, army and navy union of the usa. h gene overstreet, commander, non-commissioned officers associated. david golf, national vice commander of the american lee son. robert [ inaudible ] national commander, military order of the purple heart. virgil [ inaudible ] national president fleet preserve association. richard gore, sr. william mullen, national commander, legion of valor of the usa. michael plumber, deputy legislative director, national associate of uniformed services. ruth hamilton, commander in chief, military order of the world wars. lawrence highland, national president, the retired enlisted association. thomas kelly, congressional medal of honor society. and moses [ inaudible ], jr., national commander disabled american veterans. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president and national commanders that comprise our associate membe

. >> james taylor too i thinkgu0ç terrific company he's a national treasure. >> yes definitely. >>> all right turning to our sports tonight. >> larry> i thought i was going to be a national treasure. >> almost. all right there you go thank you. warriors trying to remain the only undefeated team in the nba tomorrow night. they host toronto at oracle. tough woke toronto at oracle. tough woke the for them rafters >> coming up at 11:00 o'clock. governors across the country vow to go refuse syrian refugees tonight following the attacks in paris. governor brown reveals what his plans are to do in california. >>reporter: bay area food truck owner says she was taken for thousands of dollars. tonight we have the confrontation with the man accused of keeping her money. >> those stories and more coming up at 11 over on channel coming up at 11 over on channel 7. >> he knows he's our treasure. doesn't have to say it. >> it's a gichbility okay. thank you. warriors are a real truvrment now they look for the 12th at oracle arena. nba record is 15 and o to start the season. golden state with throw become floor to go along with the throw back city j

larry berra, accepting for yogi estefan, thea sf honorable lee hamilton. willie howard mays, junior the honorable senator barbara mikulski. itzhak perlman. the honorable william ruckelshaus. stephen sondheim. steven spielberg. barbra streisand. james taylor. lori yasui, accepting for minoru yasui. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] president obama: hello, everybody. please, thank you. thank you. everybody, please have a seat. welcome to the white house, everybody. a bunch of people were saying i was pretty busy today, which is true. but this, this is a fun kind of busy, right here. extraordinary people. innovators, artists, and leaders who contribute to america's strength as a nation. we offer them our highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [applause] let me tell you just a little bit about them, although i suspect people here already know their stories. growing up in west virginia, katherine johnson counted everything. she counted steps, dishes, the distance to the church. by 10 years old, she was in high school. by 18 she graduated from college with degrees in math and french. as an african-american woman, job options were limited. but

we have larry fink starting us off, and reid hastings of netflix, hoping to make some news this morning, and a little bit later, we have jamesman, ceo of stapply, and they try to transform that, and they speak to him, and the ceo of ibm, of course, a century-year-old company that is facing a transformation, and than gary cohen steps in for lloyd blankfein before lunch to talk about goldman sachs, and coming up this afternoon, we have coca-cola, another company that's dealing with its own transformation, if you will, and peter and chris of the newest shark of "shark tank" talking about venture capital this afternoon, and we have al gore, and then to cap it off, the one and only carl icahn. that's the day coming up, and i expect to see you down here, joseph, and becky, no less. >> well, we have had topher grace. >> he missed you and mad at you being not being here. >> i know, i know, i got to call him. it was a great interview. >> a lot more andrew coming up, and we'll be right back. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you

larry berra accepting for yogi vara. stephan, gloria a fan.han -- gloria este willie howard mays junior, the honorable senator barbara mikulski, it's act perlman -- stephen sondheim, steven spielberg, barbra streisand, jamesaylor. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] president obama: hello, everybody. please, thank you. everybody please have a seat. welcome to the white house, everybody. a bunch of people were saying i was pretty busy today, which is true. but this, this is a fun kind of busy, right here. today, we celebrate some extraordinary people. innovators, artists, and leaders who contribute to america's strength as a nation. we offer them our highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [applause] let me tell you just a little bit about them, although i suspect people here already know their stories. growing up in west virginia, katherine johnson counted everything. she counted steps, dishes, the distance to the church. by 10 years old, she was in high school. by 18 she graduated from college with degrees in math and french. as an african-american woman, job options were limited. but she was eventually hired as o