. >> this is a norman rockwell. >> i'll tell you a little more about that. but that was done a number of years ago. obviously >> charlie: when you first said do i recognize this guy. >> i'm not sure anyone would recognize that. >> charlie: norman rockwell painted your picture. >> yes. >> charlie: not bad. >> this is a number of times i've been on sports illustrated. >> charlie: that's you and sam. >> we played in the world cup a couple times together and we won both times we played. >> charlie: you and jack. >> yes. the same thing. >> charlie: my game and yours, a unique concept of golf, first of a five part series of how to do it your way. sportsman of the year. >> yes. >> charlie: here is ... >> casper. >> charlie: billy casper. >> yes, that's one we talk about once in a while. >> charlie: the toughest one to win or the master's? well you won more masters. >> of course i hung out at the master's. i loved it. >> charlie: that's your favorite. >> it had to be. you can't ignore the open because it's still. >> charlie: it is of america. >> that's it. >> charli

this tiny new england town which looks like a painting by norman rockwell is now the scene of a mysterythy of stephen king. >> we are treating it as a criminal investigation based on what we know at this juncture. >> reporter:r:11-year-old celin cass was last seen last monday night. her family says they last saw her at the computer as they headed to bed. after she was reported missing tuesday, family friends like cara birdman were shocked, scared and desperate for answers. >> i don't even know what i would do if that were my child missing. >> reporter:r: dozens of law enforcement and volunteers fanned out hoping to find her alive but those hopes were in vain. they came here this morning to the upper connecticut river. it was here that divers went into the water and found her body over there by that wall. many images from this case, the poster, the candlelight vigil, the search dogs, are what we typically see when a child goes missing. but some things in this case haven't followed that formula. for starters, we usually hear from the immediate family. think back to elizabeth smart. >> i'm

. >> that famous norman rockwell painting right outside the oval office of ruby bridges walking to school, and we pass that every single day, you know, little 6-year-old girl surrounded by marshals, going into that schoolhouse all by herself, a friend of mine framed the original program from the march on washington, so they are reminders as we go through the day and we're working hard here to make sure we're putting people back to work and getting the economy going again that we stand on the shoulders of a lot of people that made a lot of sacrifices, and it's important to make sure we're following through on those commitments, even if it's slow and frustrating sometimes. >> so despite the claim of critics, president obama embraces blackness, despite the media discourse, public opinion polls continue to show the vast majority of african-americans embrace him in return. this does not mean that president obama should be given a free pass. he has a responsibility to work aggressively to address the economic crisis in black communities, but the responsibility is not his alone. members of the c

gays in the military, women who choose to have abortions, and everyone else who doesn't fit in a norman rockwell painting." the decision to defend the new mexico border is a waste of money and he blasted rick perry for doing an impression of george bush. with his own ideas and such issues as the defense spending, medicare governor johnson acknowledges that name recognition has been an impediment. please give a warm welcome to governor johnson. [applause]

. >> we have got on loan that famous norman rockwell painting right outside the oval office of ruby bridges and we pass that every single day. you know she was a little 6-year-old girl surrounded by marshalls going bo into that school house all by herself and you know inside my office, a friend of mine framed me. the march on washington. there reminders as we go through the day and we are working hard to make sure we put people back to work and get the economy going again. we stand on the shoulders of a lot of people who made a lot of sacrifices. it's important for us to make sure we are following through on those condominiums, even if it's slow and frustrating. >> he references the march in washington for the jobs in freedom. a huge supporter of the president in 2008 said we made a similar margin. a lot of folks are saying he is the the first african-american, but at the same time he's the 44th president of the united states, and so, therefore, he must be held accountable as the previous president. >> in recent days the democratic national committee has reached out to you, donna brazile, d

couples, women who choose to have abortions and everyone else who does not fit into a normal -- norman rockwellndidate tim pawlenty's ad on his decision to send national guard troops to the u.s.-mexico border as a waste of money and mocked governor perry for doing an impression of george bush. with his own ideas on the budget, medicare and the department of education, governor johnson recognizes that name recognition has been an impediment to his message. with no further delay, we want to give him a chance to deliver that message today. please give a warm national press club welcome to governor johnson. >> great introduction. i am not frustrated and i am not angry. i am really not. i think this is a process, and i am a believer in the process. in that process, i have to sell myself as being capable to fill this job as president of the united states. in that context, who am i? i am an entrepreneur. i have been an entrepreneur my entire life. i started a one-man handyman business in albuquerque in 1974, and in 1994, had 1000 employees, the american dream come true. electrical, mechanical, pipefig