do you still use a thimble? tailors use thimbles every day. since this is a blind stitch, does it matter what sort of thread you use? it's always important to go by the same color as the fabric. catch your thumb in there? no. oh, no. it was so fast. and if you notice, on this side you cannot see the stitch. no, you sure don't. we're about to stitch the cuff, folding straight on the line to give it the final detail... [ sewing machine whirs ] ...making sure it's 1 1/4 inch. here, we prepare the pants to get pressed. and as you notice, the fabric just falls into place. fold it, and you press it. you said you hardly ever make any mistakes, but these are obviously mistakes. what's going on over there? oh, no, they're just sitting on top of a bucket. i hope. just cross your right leg over your left knee. there you go. position your hands. okay, right here. now, this will give you enough energy throughout the whole day to stay at this position and not get tired. i have to take my needle and put it in there. all right. there you go. we've got sweepin

me one day, taking a large glass and filling it up with ice and putting i think maybe more than a thimble full of scotch and soda. he would sip on it all day. probably keeping his coronaries open all day anyway. was's classic alcoholic? the answer is we only know of one time when he was completely as they say, s-canned. that is when he was actually in moscow and was meeting wi stali. they were plying them with alcohol. and eaton and churchill were licking back the vodka. unfortunately, stalin licking back the water in his glass. in the end they walk out and his sergeant, manners, who i believe still lives in california and had the role of being his security adviser, watched them. he says, wobble down the street to their hotel and refused to get into their taxi. so that the only time i know of for sure there's an eyewitness to the fact that he was an alcoholic. one other time alluded to. lord moran caught him, thought he was drunk in the war room, so here was the barbitol on board and yes indeed he probably did wobble out from bedak

and, the thimble there that accompanies every raider home game. and mr. smith, 1968. one of the great moments in american olympic history. time has proven that to be. and, he will light the torch 48 years later in mexico city. the same mexico city where he started in the olympics and took the stand. he was one of al davis' favorites and al davis' son wanted him to light the torch. so that is pretty good on monday night. mike trout is the american league mvp for the second time. and chris bryant of the cubs, he is the national league, most valuable player. >> thank you gary. we'll be right back. >> the man reportedly selected to become donald trump's security adviser recently tweeted a news story about hillary clinton that was completely false. and, he is not alone. >> fake political news stories have become so pervasive on social media that president obama made note of that issue in his press conference today. >> jake tapper looks at how fake news and real news collide. >> reporter: retired general michael flynn who has the inside track to become donald trump's nation

one thimbleful of neutron star stuff ways hundred million elephants if you can get your mind around such an incredible thing. so remember, i said, the iron that the star can make only iron and then the process stops. then the star explodes into the supernova. there is so much other elements to be made. there are two different stories that we are trying to understand as possible ways to make the heavier elements beyond the iron in the periodic table. one is they are formed in the explosion of supernova and the other is that you may have two of these and they collect together which can happen under special circumstances. that's another way to give you that energy to give you those heavy elements.s hehe think about it, the goal is formed in the center of an explosion just like the one we see. in fact, most of the atoms in our body, and all the other elements other than the hydrogee and helium were forged in the interiors of stars of one sort of another. it's an awesome thought to think about. that was a supernova in 105480. in 1987, february 23, it was observed in a picture of the night sky

me one day, taking a large glass and filling it up with ice and putting i think maybe more than a thimble full of scotch and soda. he would sip on it all day. probably keeping his coronaries open all day anyway. was's classic alcoholic? the answer is we only know of one time when he was completely as they say, s-canned. that is when he was actually in moscow and was meeting wi stali. they were plying them with alcohol. and eaton and churchill were licking back the vodka. unfortunately, stalin licking back the water in his glass. in the end they walk out and his sergeant, manners, who i believe still lives in california and had the role of being his security adviser, watched them. he says, wobble down the street to their hotel and refused to get into their taxi. so that the only time i know of for sure there's an eyewitness to the fact that he was an alcoholic. one other time alluded to. lord moran caught him, thought he was drunk in the war room, so here was the barbitol on board and yes indeed he probably did wobble out from bed taking his afternoon nap. i don't think he was drunk. >> i

me one day, taking a large glass and filling it up with ice and putting i think maybe more than a thimble full of scotch and soda. he would sip on it all day. probably keeping his coronaries open all day anyway. was's classic alcoholic? the answer is we only know of one time when he was completely as they say, s-canned. that is when he was actually in moscow and was meeting wi stali. they were plying them with alcohol. and eaton and churchill were licking back the vodka. unfortunately, stalin licking back the water in his glass. in the end they walk out and his sergeant, manners, who i believe still lives in california and had the role of being his security adviser, watched them. he says, wobble down the street to their hotel and refused to get into their taxi. so that the only time i know of for sure there's an eyewitness to the fact that he was an alcoholic. one other time alluded to. lord moran caught him, thought he was drunk in the war room, so here was the barbitol on board and yes indeed he probably did wobble out from bed taking his afternoon nap. i don't think he was drunk. >> i