old tom morris, and he's on the course at st.in a bunker which actually to be honest with you, is probably not that usual for old tom morris because old tom morris was an exceptional golfer. he was regarded as absolutely invincible on the course. he actually won the open at prestwick four times, starting in 1861 i believe. and here he is at st. andrew's. there's a slightly more poignant history to old tom, as well, because he had a son young tom morris and young tom morris won the open four times as well. but the sad thing is that he died at the age of 24. so we have two generations of a family, both exceptional golfers both exceptional scottish golfers and old tom here who lived to about 1904, 1905. sadly his son died around about 1875. and it's a very poignant story. but added to that, we have a man here who, to collectors is literally the god of the golfing world. and what is more we have a signed photograph. yes. and i wonder had you ever considered a value on this photograph? no idea. well, this picture is worth £2,000 to £3

tom morris-- he was the grandfather of golf. but looking again, they look so similar.but what's the thrill for you, having three cards the same? but they're not the same. okay. ha ha! there's variations in the picture. there's variations in the length of the ogden cigarette cards. and so, it goes on-- every detail. and that's why i collect them. finding these must be-- you must go on hunts. do you go around the country, and traveling? yes, we've been as far as preston for one card. which one was that? is that here? oh, gosh, this one. that is quite a rarity. it is. and that was the one card that completed the set. there's a set of 1 to 1,148. and that was the last card i needed to complete the run-through. gosh, and you found it. how do you feel? how did it make you feel? wonderful. that was magic. i'm really curious to know how much you paid for this. i bought a collection of somewhere about 2,500 cards, and they cost me £3,800. gosh. so... and she was there. and that was in amongst them. i know that that is a real, real rarity. there was something about the printing

representative tom morris, a republican from the suburbs has been courageous on this and people are tryingatigan, madden and clint who have the power to fix it. stuart: john, please come back, i'm interested in a crunch deadline. when is the crunch going to come, this year, next year, i want to know that and so do our viewers. john tillman, thank you for joining us, come back again. >> you bet. stuart: all right, a little early i'm going to the gold report. no special reason, but gold is up 18 bucks an ounce, $1,674.10 to be precise, that's where we are on bullion this morning. when you think of president bill clinton, you think father of the year? we're not making this up because he's been nominated as father of the year. jedia bbla is here, and we'll have her take next. ♪ a day i always remember, yes, i will ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to he

morris is 44. >> she co-starred with tom cruise, back street boy nick carter is 33. is 32 and if it is your birthday, have a great day. >>> we asked if howard was a digital native but it is more like my era. >> it is a good era. >> parachute pants and michael jackson jackets and mullets. >> i'm there too but i'm in full denial. >> a big thank you to everybody who contacted me on facebook. just wanted to share some of the reports around the area, gene smith in colonial beach they have sleet there. freezing rain in bowie, dwayne stone in meyersville a little bit of everything going on there. ground covered in annendale. and just started sleeting in prince frederick. keep them coming here. very easy to contact me. >>> here's a look at your day planner. we have this sort of wintry mess this morning light freezing rain or sleet. wet snow mixed in. temperatures are running mostly in the low 30s. also got a phone call from scott in superryville, virginia. very little sleet. freezing rain. 38 at 1:00. the warm air moves in with transitional rainshowers. 41 by 3:00 with a hig

. >> tom: are you willing to give up a littlibility of the volatility. in other words, do you expect phillip morris to keep pace with the overall market this year or do better or worse? >> it's not our intention to have phillip morris by itself keep pace just with the equity markets. remember, this is a lower risk investment. has some fixed income-like qualities to it. it should be more stable through the period. if it delivers a competitive return to the mark, not necessarily outpacing it in an upward surge, that will be acceptable to us. while we're taking less risk in equity, we want to take more risk in fixed income, squeezing into the middle of the risk spectrum for investors gloment same strategy you had when you were with us july 13. you were looking at big consumer goods, colgate palmolive, up 3.4%, add a dividend on top of that. and high-yield corporate bond exchange traded fund to illustrate your affinity for junk debt, hyg, the ticker, up 4% plus the dividend pup still like these? >> we still like them. we still have holdings in both of them-- generally in both of them. we don't have dir

. >> tom: are you willing to give up a littlibility of the volatility. in other words do you expect phillip morris to keep pace with the overall market this year or do better or worse? >> it's not our intention to have phillip morris by itself keep pace just with the equity markets. remember, this is a lower risk investment. has some fixed income-like qualities to it. it should be more stable through the period. if it delivers a competitive return to the mark, not necessarily outpacing it in an upward surge, that will be acceptable to us. while we're taking less risk in equity, we want to take more risk in fixed income, squeezing into the middle of the risk spectrum for investors gloment same strategy you had when you were with us july 13. you were looking at big consumer goods, colgate palmolive, up 3.4% add a dividend on top of that. and high-yield corporate bond exchange traded fund to illustrate your affinity for junk debt, hyg the ticker, up 4% plus the dividend pup still like these? >> we still like them. we still have holdings in both of them-- generally in both of them. we don't have direc

also we have tom wilner and he has established the right of habeas corpus for prisoners at guantÁnamo. it's an incredibly important case. so we are going to start with mr. morrisavis. >> thank you. i would start off by saying that it is a pleasure to see you. but i would be lying to you. i know a number of you, as i look around the room, were here last year and the year before that. and i keep hoping that we will take a historical look back at this regrettable but not in our nations history rather than an ongoing chapter in our nation's history. i do appreciate you coming out again this year. you know, we keep coming back here and replaying the same story over and over again. not much happens in between. but i would like to say thanks to peter and the new america foundation for having me. a lot of people find it convenient to focus on the card ashy and family and whatever is popular at the moment and years of working diligently to try to right this wrong. going in and sitting down with a group of young people that are fired up, they're going to go out and change the world. our member thinking of my generation is going to make a difference and change the world.