rapids ahead to eat the sounders since seattle won the first leg. it turned out to be the sounders of silence. rapids have record. welcome to the jungle. the supporters out in droves. windy with a chance to see their club make it to the finals for the first time in six years. minute 56 jordan morris found the net. the only game of -- goal of the game. the rapids season ended. a lot to bb proud of and look forward to. nuggets in the desert raining down rocks on the sons. points for the veteran guard. wilson chandler was great in's castaway. nuggets gonna win. the heat are here wednesday. cardinals falcons watch tyler gabriel he has speed and moves. this thing when right into the end zone like a rocket. falcons won it 38-19. drew brees with the background past two touchdown saints beat the rams >>> welcome back to ask vanity sports extra. let's go live to the locker room. it our all. we battled and that's all you can do. we just have to keep moving on. thank you.>>reporter: emmanuel sanders was live here in the locker room after the loss.>> that was a

deflected off a sounder guy. zach mcnabb kept it from being 2-1. sounders up right 94. >>> broncos off today, so spent the day handing out turkeys at mile high. >>> and demarcus ware, four soldiers at fort carson treated to a surprise thanksgiving dinner! the soldiers had no idea a great time had by all. ever preparing for surgery, use an over pronounced washing technique for dramatic effect. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now prepare for your check-up with one touch using the mycigna app, where you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money, manage your health and more. >>> a bank robber shored up 15 instead of going to get some coffee or something, he paced outside with his weapon. he was arrested. >> brilliant. [ laughter ] >> this is a genuine weatherman coleman. this is the trough aloft coming in, the cold weather. this is what it was all about back in the at a. >> that was it. >>> a quickk from ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look a

questionable call gave seating a pk and the sounders take advantage. colorado picked up three yellow schoolyards tonight. seattle leading this one in the final minutes 2-1. cu hoops playing in at the legends classic taking on texas. george king left all alone for the three pointers. cu up by 12. king finished with 12. later in the second half, derek white for three. cu gets the upset win. 68-54 the final there. >>> when we come back, it is not easy being the coach's kid. especially when you have to (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen >> century link poll question. what's the biggest reason for the colorado buffs turn around? most of you are saying dominating defense. close race. some of you are saying more mature team. cu checking in at number nine in the latest college football playoff rings. if they can get a win against utah. they will advance to their first ever pack 12 title game. you

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i think we have been doing that 's financial system is a consequence and is safer and sounder. many of the appropriate reforms are embodied in dodd-frank. we now have much higher capital than before the crisis. much more stringent liquidity derivatives, standardized derivatives are now subject to central clearing and derivatives cleared and uncleared are subject to margin requirements that increase their safety. we have a new liquidation authority. we are focusing on resolution to an ending too big to fail through the living wills process, rich i think is really changing the mindset of large -- ofial firms to back how they need to run businesses and making them safer and places, and dodd-frank emphasis on financial stability and we now have the group that meets all the regulators to consider threats to financials financiality -- the stability. i think dodd-frank is important in fostering those changes and we should feel glad that our financial system is now operating on safer and sounder footing. maloney: thank you. my time has expired but i ask quickly, there are concerns that

financial system and we have been doing that and our financial system as a consequence to safer, sounder and many of the appropriate reforms are embodied in dodd-frank. we now have much higher capital than before the crisis. much more stringent liquidity requirements, derivatives, standardized derivatives central to central clearing, cleared and uncleared are subject to marching requirements that increase their safety. we have an orderly liquidation authority focusing on resolution through ending too big to fail through the living will process, changing the mindset of large financial firms, how they need to run their businesses and making them safer or sounder and dodd-frank placed considerable emphasis on financial stability. now what meets the regulators to consider threats to financial stability so dodd-frank was very important fostering those changes and we should feel glad that the financial system is operating on safer and sounder footing. >> my time is expired but i have to ask quickly you have concerns the repeal would make another financial crisis more likely? >> i certainly wou

they lost to sounders for the second leg in the finals sunday. the game was scoreless up to the 56th minute. seattle scored the first and only goal the win gave seattle the series 3-1. >> they had a goodso 1 billion packages to show up on people's doorsteps the next couple week wills. >> you're not the only one watching out for gifts. thieves could be lurking to steal them. we see this every year. how one neighborhood is not going to let that happen coming up. >> you do because it's windy out there this morning. 20 to 40 miles per hour winds over 50 -- close to 50 miles per hour over loveland pass a. -- pass. amelia reporting the pass is closed no. restrictions on indoor wood burning during the day today. snow, i'm going to highlight additional snow forecasts from now through this time tomorrow morning. gunson area over the plateau as well as steam boat, hayden, 2 to 4 inches. front range mountains 3 some of the heavier snow west of vail pass. north of rabbit ears past and down through san juans especially 9,000 feet. this is decisionle snow as w

we want to see put in place safeguards, super visions and regulations that result in a safer and sounderinancial system and i think we have been doing that and our financial system is a consequence is safer and sounder. many of the appropriate reforms are embodied in dodd-frank. we now have much higher capital than before the crisis, much more stringent liquidity requirements. derivatives, standardized derivatives are now subject to central clearing and derivatives both clear and uncleared are subject requirements that increase their safety. we have a new orderly liquidation authority. we are focusing on resolution through an ending too big to fail through the living wills process which i think is really changing the mindset of large financial firms that have the need to run their businesses and making them safer and sounder and dodd-frank puts considerable emphasis on financial stability. we now have a group, the afsoc that meets all the regulators to consider threats to financial stability so i think dodd-frank was very important and fostering those changes and we should feel glad that

men in a realistic light from "sounder" to the autobiography of miss jane pittman, it helps us see theignity of every single member of the american family, and she is just gorgeous. [applause] yes, she is. in 1973, a critic wrote of robert de niro, this kid doesn't just act, he takes off into the vapors. it is true. his characters are iconic. a sicilian father, who turns into a mobster who runs a casino, needs therapy and a father law scared al capone. a mobster. robert with dramatic precision and it turns out comedic timing with a signature eye for detail. and while the name de niro is he is a ugh guy, director, philanthropist, cofounder of the tribeca film pennsylvania, learning the saxophone to remaking his body, he once said i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. and the result is honest and they think art that reveals who we really are. in 1976 lorne michaels implord the beatles to reunite on his brand new show. in exchange, he offered them $3,000. [laughter] and then he told him they can share it equally or they can give ringo a smaller cut, which was early proof that lo

game against costa rica and he is back in denver for evaluation and treatment and the rapids by the sounders in the western conference finals week from tuesday. >>> since it's so late we leave you with this, as near herzegovina and greece woke up fighting for the ball and one guy just pulls the other ones pants down, he just pants tim on the pitch and he fell over. right there on national television. worldwide television. not a good thing. all i can say is think goodness no xfinity sports extra show tonight woody and troy back from new orleans and it's over and saved on facebook page, gone watch that as they break down today's when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. switch to ceur of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qual

they play against the seattle sounders november 22. >>> hi, i am meteorologist kathy sabine. the sun came up mountain national park today, really set off another beautiful fall day in colorado. tomorrow, election day, similar forecast shaping up after kind of a quiet period of weather. our high temperature today, cooler with the passage of that overnight front. it was a dry front bringing a bit of wind but all of the moisture is south and east of us, that is where it will stay for 2-3 days, with sunshine, temperatures continue in the 60s, peeking on wednesday with highs on the 70s. heavy rain will be a problem for travelers in houston, dallas, westward it is going to be absolutely beautiful. few high clouds in the central mountains tonight, skies then clear, that means temperatures will be colder overnight and we warm up quicker tomorrow. beautiful forecast for the monday night, clear, cool, 36 degrees which is where we start tomorrow morning, how is daylight saving time treating you? sun up earlier but setting earlier, sunset before 5:00, mid 60s tomorrow, warmest day of the

from sounder to the autobiography of mrs.her grace has helped for us to see the dignity of every single beautiful member of the american family. and she is just gorgeous. [ applause ] yes, she is. for 60 years cicely tyson has graced the screen and the stage, enlightening us with her ground-breaking characters and calls to conscious humility and hope. her achievements as an actor, her devotion to her faith and her commitment to advancing equality for all americans, especially women of color have touched audiences of multiple generations, from the autobiography of miss jane pittman to sounder to the trip to bountiful, cicely tyson's performances illuminate the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [ applause ] >>> and one more message to share. a tweet from hillary clinton. i was greeted by this heart warming display on the corner of my street today. thank you to all of you who did this. happy thanksgiving, h. happy thanksgiving. i hope i've kept you company. a quick hello and i love you to my

in exactly a week, rapids take on sounders for the western conference championship. ahead of the game, rapids host a media round table starting at noon today. we're going to hear about being in the playoffs and m finals. they're also talking about the fact they're without one of their star players next week. the rapids goalkeeper tim howard goalie out for the rest of the season for a fracture to his upper groin. he's going to have surgery thursday putting him on the sidelines for months. this injury happened during the first half of the world cup qualifier against mexico friday. even without the star unfortunately bad for rapids. hopefully they'll get through it okay. >>> you'd think by this time of year, we'd see records or get a lot of snow. instead it's been just the opposite. records we are breaking are from lack of snow. going to talk about that coming up. first we want to check in with marty. >> every bit should be welcome around here. talked about the storm system moving our way, anticipated to set up in a nice spot thursday thursday morning for thees east. he

was there any sex in "sounder"? no, just a dog. and not enough dogs. put that down: "less sex and more dogs." i got it. now, what's his reason for finding a mate, friendship or matrimony? matrimony, followed by babymony... followed by real money. is he marriageable in the near future? the nearer, the better. how near? well, they got a few things to take care of, like tuxedoes and a hall and a minister, and we got to get leo's barbecue to cater the reception. and... ? here comes the bride ? ? oh, here comes the bride ? say, fred, i still think ting that date-a-mate lady here to dinner. lamont: ? i would like to ? hey. hey, what's the occasion? oh, didn't i tell you? we have a surprise guest coming to dinner tonight. oh, goodness, i forgot the wine. oh, grady, you forget everything. you--you forgot the wine? what's wrong with your mind? i don't know, fred. i'm the what? uh, nothing, son, nothing. come on, grady, let's go get the wine. hey, pop, why don't you tell me who's coming here tonight? i told you it was a surprise. if i tell you, it won't be no su

we give a sounder julian assange is being questioned by prosecutors today inside the ecuadorian embassy in london. that is over rape allegations filed by two women in 2010. he has been holed up in the embassy for more than four years . he has refused to travel to sweden for questioning because he is worried he would be extradited to the u.s., where he is wanted for releasing half a million secret military files. julian assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy for four years per this is where swedish investigators will question him over rape allegations for the first time. if he agrees, they will also take dna samples. have accused the wikileaks founder of rape and sexual assault during a trip team made -- during a trip he made to sweden in 2010. his lawyer says his client has been eager to give his version of events for six years. >> julian assange has always wanted to tell his version two british police. he wants a chance to clear his name. issued a european arrest warrant for him in 2012, but julian assange fears being extradited to the u.n., or retaliation for the release

and making them safer and sounder.rank plays considerable emphasis on financial stability. we now have a group, the fsoc that meets all the regulators to consider threats to financial stability. so i think dodd/frank was very important in fostering those changes. and we should feel glad that our financial system is now operating on a safer and sounder footing. >> thank you. and my time has expired, but i just have to ask you very quickly, do you have concerns that the repeal would make another financial crisis more likely? >> i certainly would not want to see all the improvements that we have put in place, i wouldn't want to see the clock turn back on those because i do think they're important in diminishing the odds of another financial crisis. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> thank you, congresswoman. our vice chairman. >> thank you, chairman. i am bookended by two individuals who are going to retire at the end of this session. and it's an honor and privilege to serve over the past year on this committ

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. >> thanks to holly sounders for that. >>> blake bortles, third quarter. quarterback for the jaguars. into the end zone. marqise lee for the three-yard touchdown. jacksonville, it's bounced back. he rushes in from one yard out. 26-19 lyons beat the jaguars. >> the red hot lions. we're going to pittsburgh. le'veon bell. 201 total yards today. 146 rushing and that ends the steelers losing streak at four games. beat the browns. the player ground award. fedex helping small businesses simplify e-commercial. the steelers get back to the winning ways. the dallas cowboys, jimmy johnson continued their winning ways. never done that in a single season. >> jimmy: we talked about it in the pregame show. they keep such pressure on the opponents. they can move the football if they have the football. they had it for 25 minutes today. the other thing is, dallas has not turned the ball over. the opponent doesn't have a lot of opportunities to score. they keep such pressure on you offensively. prescott is playing outstandingly. i don't see any slip-ups with this team. >> ho

they voiced their concerns and some sounders sounded their frustration through their car horns. >> my question is how many of them actually legally voted? if they all voted then they have a right. if they didn't voted then they have no right to do this at all. >> reporter: the group continued marching for several hours, some say that they have been out every election, upset about what a trump presidency might mean for women, racial minority, immigrants, and lbgt people. >> advocate for trying to change this aggression that people have. i advocate for donating causes that will help those that will help in that new trump presidency and so that the aclu, planned parenthood, southern poverty law center. i'm still struggling to find other ways to help and make a difference. it's a part of what has made this week so difficult. >> reporter: back here live in the mission district in san francisco you can see police across the street from where they ended their trip. just a short while ago. the crowd, some people are still here, but they're starting to dispurse. this is one of many today kick

. >> trevor: i still find it it weird that this is what it sounders like to me. depending on who is going to win, determines who is going to go out and vote and yet shouldn't be just be you go out and vote because you want the person to be president. that sounds like a very crazed world to be living in. fundamentally doesn't make sense. >> people, people don't vote when they think the race is a blowout. and that's-- . >> trevor: >> trevor: a blowout because they were going to vote that way. >> it's circular, this is why it is important to be careful-- . >> trevor: i am going to choke you, nate silver. and i really like you, i'm going to choke you right now. >> here is what i say. i say that polling is like democracy. the least worst system ever invented. there are lots of problems with the polls. but if you want to try and represent all-- represent all the different parts of america, then in theory at least. and over the long run, in practice, polling is a pretty good way to have a representative sample of the population, where media off eng doesn't do that. >> t

. >>> a new study tonight revealing why some people sleep sounder than others. researchers, using mice, identifying a pair of genes that control deep sleep and dreaming associated with rapid eye movement sleep, and nonrapid eye movement. scientists hope the study may help identify ways to treat sleeping disorders. >>> and the biggest cruise ship in the world will arrive to ft. lauderdale, florida tomorrow. after a transatlantic voyage from barcelona. the massive ship features 18 decks, more than 2,700 cabins, 7 neighborhoods, a 10-story slide, and 127 signature cocktails. >>> when we come back, the curse reversed. you have to see, the sea of humanity rushing into an american park today. right after the break. erican park today. right after the break. break. when i first started working with capital one, my dad called them up and asked for "the jennifer garner card" which is such a dad thing to do. after he gave his name the woman from capital one said "mr. garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a m

those changes and we should feel glad that our financial system is now operating on the safer and sounderoting. mrs. maloney: thank you, and my time has expired, but i just have to ask you very quickly, do you have concerns that the repeal would make another financial crisis more likely? chair yellen: i certainly would not want to see all the improvements that we have put in place -- i would not want to see the clock turned back on those , because i do think they are important in diminishing the odds with another financial crisis. mrs. maloney: thank you for your service. mr. coats: thank you congresswoman. vice chairman mr. tiberi. >> i'm book ended by two individuals who are going to retire at the end of this session, and it is an honor to sit in the past on this committee with both of you. you have brought so much business expertise and chairman if there were concerned that -- he would be that picture. it has been an honor and privilege to serve with you. you will be missed. i'm comforted only by knowing that your replacement, my colleague senator elect todd young is as nice and as sma

and from "sounder" to "the trip to bountiful" to "the out biography of miss jane pitman" cicely's convictions and grace have helped for us to see the dignity of every single beautiful member of the american family. and she's just gorgeous. [ laughter and applause ] in 1973 a critic wrote of robert de niro, "this kid doesn't just act, he takes off into the vapors." and it was true, his characters are iconic. a sicilian father turned new york mobster, a mobster who runs a casino, a mobster who needs therapy. [ laughter ] a father in law scarier than a mobster, al capone, a mobster. [ laughter ] . robert combines dramatic precision and it turns out comedic timing with his signature eye for detail. while the name de niro is man? mouse with tough guy, he brings sensitivity to his roles. he didn't stop at becoming one of the world's great actors, he's a director, a philanthropist, co-founder of the tribeca film festival. of his tireless preparation from learning the saxophone to remaking his body, he once said "i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. and the result is honest and authentic a

from the autobiography of miss jane pittman to "sounder" to "the truth to bountiful," her performanceeliminated the extraordinary possibilities of america. the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] [cheers] [applause] pres. obama: so, just on a personal note, for of the reason these events are so special to me is because everyone on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way. in ways that they probably could not imagine. whether it was having been inspired by a song, or a game, film, or a or a of newt, or in the case mineral, introducing me to michelle-- [laughter] these are folks who have helped and thinko i am, about my presidency. and what also makes this special is that this is america. when you think about this incredible election that this to realize is what makes us the greatest nation on earth. [applause] pres. obama: not because of our differences, but because in our difference, we find something common to share. what a great gift that is to america. i want all of you to enjoy the wonderful reception will be taking

. >>> tuesday night philadelphia police officer sounders on charges of attempted murder and it's a wild sight as a bull tries to escape on i-95 through philadelphia. but the big story on "action news" tonight is a package bomb right in the heart of the center city philadelphia. it happened at 4:00 this morning on the 1800 block of pine street. police evacuated the surround g ing dwellings after a man opened up an envelope and it exploded causing injuries to his face hands and chest. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live on the block where it happened but sara bloomquist is live at the office of tobacco alcohol and firearms. >> reporter: local officials consider this a high priority case, investigators tell us they have not seen or dealt with an explosive device quite like this one in this area before. they feel confident that this envelope was intended for the man that opened it detonating the device sending shrapnel flying and causing serious injuries. it was just before 4:00 this morning when philadelphia police responded to 1808 pine street. they found a 60-year-old man suffer

from "the autobiography of miss jane pittman" to "sounder" to "the trip to bountiful," cicely tyson's performances illuminate the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] [cheers] president obama: so just on a personal note, part of the reason that these events are so speciato me is because everybody on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way, in ways they probably could not imagine, whether it was having been inspired by a song or a game or a story or a film or a monument or in the case of newt minow, introducing me to michelle, these are folks who have helped make me who i am and think about my presidency. and what also makes it special is this is america. and it is useful when you think about this incredible collection of people to realize that this is what makes us the greatest nation on earth, not because of what we -- [applause] president obama: not because of our differences, but because in our difference, we find something common to share. and what a glorious thing that is, what a great gift that is to america. so i

from the auto biography of jane pittman to sounder to the trip to bountiful, her performances illuminate the character of people and extraordinary possibilities of america. >> so just on a personal note, part of the reason these events are so special to me is because everybody on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way. in ways that they probably couldn't imagine. whether it was having been inspired by a song or a game or a story or a film, or a monument or in the case of introducing me to michelle, these are folks who have helped make me who i am and think about my presidency and what also makes it special is this is america. it's useful when you think about this incredible collection of people to realize that this is what makes us the greatest nation on earth. not because of our differences, but because in our difference we find something common to share. what a great gift that is to america. so, i want all of you to enjoy the wonderful reception that will take place afterwards. michelle and i have to get back to work unfortunately, but i hear the food is pretty good

that higher capital at major financial institutions is a good idea and has made those institutions sounderer. think, your hand, i know, you do not want to treat all financial institutions that happened to be greater that have balance sheets more than $50 billion identically because they do not all represent the same systemic risk to the system. so certainly there is room to improve dodd-frank. one might wonder whether the consumer financial protection bureau has been a net plus or not. the jury is still out on some aspects of dodd-frank. i think there is a lot of room to improve it. i think if you repeal it, then the question is -- what do you replace it with, if anything? jon: the one thing you can repeal is dilute. it is a careful balancing act. you want them to have more capital, but at the same time, you are eroding risk-taking capital. as far as you are concerned, gary, how negative has that been? gary: we have seen some drying up of liquidity. that is costly. we should not kid ourselves. >> how does donald trump's election affects the global oil market? >> i do not know. the opechat

in minute 56 jordan morris found the net, and the sounders found their way into the final. it would end 1-0, and the rapids' dream season ended to look forward for colorado. >>> now in the nuggets. sunday afternoon in the desert. raining down third rocks on the suns. jameer nelson from 25 feet bagged a long one. 21 points for the guard. wilson chandler. wilson! i love your work in castaway, man. great acting. third rock scored 25. nuggets win 120-114. the heat come here on wednesday. >>> last night, you got check this out, ralphie title. the pac-12 championship. win and in for cu. and win they do. sefo liufau broke it open. buffs took the lead. won it 27-22. tenth win of the season. they stormed the field at folsom for good reason. buffs at levi stadium friday to meet number five washington. about a year ago. >> i told them before the game, i said, you know, the people came to see them. they have built the mystique of folsom back. it's really exciting. how we played tonight, how we kept fighting, kept working, kept pushing, that's what a championship team does. >> it's grea

and from sounder to the trip to bountiful to the autobiography of miss jane pittman, her convictionsnd grace have helped for us to see the dignity of every single beautiful member of the american family. and she's just gorgeous. [ applause ] >> yes, she is. in 1973 a critic wrote of robert de niro, this kid doesn't just act, he takes off into the vapors. and it was true. his characters are iconic. a sicilian father turned new york mobster, a mobster who runs a casino, a mobster who needs therapy, a father-in-law who's scarier than a mobster, al capone, a mobster. robert impins dramatic precision and, it turns out, comedic timing with his signature eye for detail. while the name de niro is synonymous with tough guy, his true gift is the sensitivity that he brings to each role. this son of new york artist didn't stop at becoming one of the world's great actors. he's also a director, a philanthropist, co-founder of the tribeca film festival, of his tireless preparation from learning the saxophone to remaking his body. he once said, i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. and the

from sounder to the trip to bountiful to the autobiography of miss jane pittman she has helped for uso see the dignity of every single member of the american family. and she is just gorgeous. [laughter] [applause] she is. 1973 a critic wrote of robert de niro this kid doesn't just act, he takes off into the vapors. it was true. his characters are iconic. a sicilian father turned new york mobster. a mobster who runs a casino. a mobster who needs therapy. [laughter] a father-in-law who is scared of a mobster. al capone. a mobster. robert combines dramatic precision and it turns out comedic timing with his signature eye for detail. while the name de niro is synonymous with tough guy is true gift is the sensitivity brings to each role. this son of new york artist did not stop having one of the worlds great actors. he is a director, a cofounder of the tribeca impassible. preparation, he once said i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. the result is honest and authentic that reveals who we are. michael asked the beatles to reunite on his brand-new show. he offered them $3000. [laug

and from sounder to the trip to bountiful to the autobiography of miss jane pittman, cicely's convictionselped for us to see the dignity of every single beautiful member of the american family. and she's just gorgeous. [ applause ] yes, she is. in 1973, a critic wrote of robert de niro, this kid doesn't just act, he takes off into the vapors. and it was true, his characters are iconic. this sicilian father turned new york mobster, a mobster who runs a casino, a mobster who needs therapy, a father-in-law who is scarier than a mobster, al capone, al mobster, robert combines dramatic precision and it turns out comedic timing with his signature eye for detail. and while the name de niro iscy than mou non -- synonomous with tough guy, he has tireless preparation from learning the saxophone to remaking his body, he once said, i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. and the result is honest and authentic art that reveals who we really are. in 1976 lorne michaels asked the beatles to reunite on his show. in exchange he offered them $3,000. and then he told them, they can share it equally

from "the autobiography of miss jane pittman" to "sounder" to "the trip to bountiful," cicely tyson's performances illuminate the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] [cheering] pres. obama: so just on a personal note, part of the reason that these events are so special to me is because everybody on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way, in ways they probably could not imagine, whether it was having been inspired by a song or a game or a story or a film or a monument, or in the case of newt minow, introducing me to michelle -- [laughter] pres. obama: these are folks who have helped make me who i am and think about my presidency. what also makes it special is this is america. and it is useful when you think about this incredible collection of people to realize that this is what makes us the greatest nation on earth, not because of what we -- [applause] pres. obama: not because of our differences, but because in our difference, we find something comm to share. and what a glorious thing that is, what a great gift that is