then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. >> tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. >> i told him. i says, look, i'm not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i'm in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend of mine. i says, it wasn't on a child. i said, i'm not a piece of crap, i'm not a rat. he says, you know, yeah, okay. then he sent down one of his buddies and says tommy says you're all right. but what are you going to do for us? >> if they know that you're a sex offender or something else of that nature, then they will charge you rent to live here. >> i pay rent by them giving me a list of canteen items that they wanted me to order for them. it was $25 a month. >> but it didn't stop there. on the day before the super bowl, laudone says he sent an underling, inmate jason wright to his cell with another order, to hide a batch of hooch, inmate-made alcohol. >> so i panicked when i had to do something illegal. even though i was told and forced to do it. i said no. i'm trying to make a stand. saying, you know, this is it. they came

. >> tommy jordan from north carolina.s of millions of views for shooting his daughter's laptop after she complained on facebook about some of her chores. >> hope you've enjoyed your little fiasco on facebook. hope it was worth all this. >> the saga continues. >> the first thing that jumps out to me, this is a real mouthy kid, wonder where she got that? >> dr. phil made an appearance on the "today" show and he weighed in on this facebook parent tommy jordan. >> she was disrespectful publicly, called him names publicly, cussed at him publicly, and he turned around and did exactly the same thing. you never ever human late your child publicly. >> basic blanket statement. >> of course tommy jordan has something to say about dr. phil's opinion. >> hey, guys. it's tommy jordan again. >> he made another video? >> you do realize that not all, but a large majority of the show is you bringing troubled kids on and troubled parents troubled teens and all these groups, and publicly humiliating them in front of the entire world for prof

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tommy mattola, former chair of sony music. all right.a few moments ago, lieutenant mark rosen of the beverly hills police department spoke with reporters. here is a tape of his press conference. >> i'm lieutenant mark rosen the public information officer for the beverly hills police department. at proximately 3:43 the beverly hills police department received an emergency call from the beverly hilton hotel. it was a medical aid call. officers arrived on scene and approximately two minutes. the fire department was already on scene due to the fact they were here for a pregrammy award show in the hotel. when officers arrived in the hotel room on the fourth floor, the fire department and hotel security were already attempting resuscitation measures. at 3:55 p.m. this afternoon whitney houston was pronounced dead at the beverly hilton hotel. she has been positively identified by friends, family and coworkers that were with her at the ho hotel and the net of kin have already been notified. there were no obvious signs of any criminal intent at t

i love tommy, but knowing tommy, tommy would never do that.ughter] neither would he have done that. so i'm telling you, that i have the utmost respect, admiration, long after our leaders ran because he is a true man. in like 10 years, since the symposia. i owe you dinner. i'm really impressed that you did the book. i loved it. and you know who i am now. so after this, i'll talk with you. >> guidon. how many people in line? one, two, three people. >> dr. carlos, a real pleasure and must respect for everything you did. [inaudible] >> you said you're a time with? >> euratom that -- i was 10 at the time. >> i look like i'm your age. >> is the youngest sibling in my family and my older brother and father -- i grew up in d.c. and i felt like i was part of it because they told me everything was going on. and so he and fast loading athletics and being aware of the civil rights movement, you know, i was finely attuned to that moment and the way you said dr. king described throwing a rock into a pond, that is really signified her to take a me, like a me

first time picture tweeted during the race. >> darrell: mike, back to tommy baldwin. you talked about dave blaney and he in the 36 car having to race their way into the daytona 500. the whole operation, what a feel good story. tommy baldwin elected to become an owner back in 2009. and fought and clawed but would not give up. missed races and even did a lot of the start and park routines but it paid off. he got a sponsorship last year and now he did that aiation with stewart haas and danica patrick. here he is leading the daytona 500. knowing he has to do another pitstop if he goes back racing. >> mike: began on the tough bull rings of long island. >> darrell: when you hang around with good people, good things happen. >> mike: there is a look at the debris on the racing surface. and a nascar official taking a look at the asphalt. and hopefully no damage from the heat and looks like a little scrape or two there from dragging that trailer down off the banking. now, they have to get the jet fuel dried up and get us in condition here to race. >> darrell: i pretty much, guy

. >> tommy, would you agree with that? >> yes, totally.ught the entire show would have found a way to tie whitney in. for the actual tribute, we wanted some more whitney. >> we felt robbed. >> do you think it's because we don't know why she died or how she died, and there's all these questions, or do you think they just didn't have time to change the show around? >> that's the thing. there's a lot of speculation. she has had a sordid past. tonight was about celebrating the voice and legacy, but it is kind of shrouded with what actually happened. >> you wanted more. >> i wanted more. i needed to see more. we can't just have one person pay tribute to such a great legend and icon. >> new information tonight about the death of whitt anyway houston. police in l.a. have now confirmed that houston was found in a bathtub in her hotel room at the beverly hilton hotel. members of her entourage pulled her out of the tub and tried to resuscitate her. emergency responders took over but were unsuccessful. tmz reports houston may have drowned. the entert

first time picture tweeted during the race. >> darrell: mike, back to tommy baldwin. you talked about dave blaney and he in the 36 car having to race their way into the daytona 500. the whole operation, what a feel good story. tommy baldwin elected to become an owner back in 2009. and fought and clawed but would not give up. missed races and even did a lot of the start and park routines but it paid off. he got a sponsorship last year and now he did that aiation with stewart haas and danica patrick. here he is leading the daytona 500. knowing he has to do another pitstop if he goes back racing. >> mike: began on the tough bull rings of long island. >> darrell: when you hang around with good people, good things happen. >> mike: there is a look at the debris on the racing surface. and a nascar official taking a look at the asphalt. and hopefully no damage from the heat and looks like a little scrape or two there from dragging that trailer down off the banking. now, they have to get the jet fuel dried up and get us in condition here to race. >> darrell: i pretty much, guy

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i got a little bit more sleep has been tommy.'t have to be a fashion expert to know rihanna killed it last night. she looked spectacular. and she helped design it, with armani. the other big talk really? brutal. you know what was also interesting was katy perry. she dressed very depure. she usually gets a little more funky. she did do the blue hair but she was in a ball gown. it was nice to set the tone for the mood for the night. >>> kelly, thank you for being up and speaking with us. tommy, good to have you as well. >>> absolutely. one of the grammy art tifts -- artists today. >>> today we are helping you at home find the best deals, searching through all those deal sites. every day sites like living social and groupon. jessica doyle will be searching for you. >> here are some of our favorites this morning. groupon for the washington area is offering a digital photo academy. $49 for a three hour photography workshop in the field. that usually goes for 99 bucks. moving over to living social's offerings in the region, this could

stick around tommy, we'll be back. >>> thanks tommy. >>> coming up romance at movie theaters this weekendfrom time to time, andrea, it is easy to forget to pay a bill. how do you know you are truly on the financial brink. serious red flags this morning. i am watching your money at 6:08. you are watching 9news now. born in 1854, dr. price preached in europe for several years where he raised $10,000. during his ten years as president of the college, he afracted friends and funs with his christian compassion. log on to wusa9 for more moments in african-american history. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. with more choices and fewer calories, the 2-4-6-8 value menu's got the everyday value slam, classic burger, build your own chicken wrap, cheese quesadilla, chicken parmesan, all you can eat pancakes, cordon bleu melt, the ne

tommy, please stand u all right. tommy is here. yeah! kendrick: be sensitive when you talk about the child, her disability, or anything else that could upset young children. remember, these children are just as sensitive to the emotional climate aroundhem as ordinary children are. say it a little louder. [whispering] hello. woman: a self-image is important to all children. good job. ok, tommy. you can sit down. good job. all human beings, not only special needs children-- first of all, before we can accomplish anything in life, we need to know who we are and what we are. so it may seem that because my children are so young we shouldn't be teaching those things, but to develop a child into being a whole child, you need to start with the developmental process very young. our children need-- we need to start developing good self-images: who you are, what you are, and where you're going. they don't know where they're going, but we should know where they're going, and that's exactly what we work on here at poe. kendrick: in teaching moderatel

you heard from tommy metola.clive davis brought it to him, he said this is one of the best songs ever recorded. they knew it was going to be a hit. it was a song that was written and performed by dolly parton and years later whitney houston did a remake of it for her movie "the bodyguard" and it became number one and stayed there. another brilliant performance when she sang the national anthem. it had never been sung like that before, and that national anthem song played on the radio and then topped the charts, as well. that just goes to show you what an amazing voice, an amazing talent whitney houston had. had, wow. jane velez-mitchell joins us tonight from hln. she's at the beverly hilton. i can't believe i'm saying "had" in past tense, jane. what are you seeing there? >> well, this is such a sad and surreal feeling. fans have gathered, people have just found out about this and people are gathering to pay tribute. we have people over here lighting candles in honor and to pay tribute to whitney houston. and so m

these were things done and tommy new very well.mie terms de jongh before they get on the stand and he says what happens if someone takes a shot at them and john says you know we are trained to listen for the gun. [laughter] and you know we are fast. [laughter] so we will do the best we can. they get up there and they do all the choreography they planned. peter norman, the greatest sprinter in the history of australia chose to wear a patch that set olympic project for human-rights so history what report and what continues to stand with them every year for the rest of his life, much to his internal credit despite all kind of pressure to get him to recant on his actions on that day and they stood up there and raised their fists at the national anthem began, and as john said the these are his words in the book. he said it got so quiet in the stadium you could have heard a fraud piss on cotton. [laughter] >> and then the boos started in the ander started and they walked off the field in a famous shot of john and tommie throwing up their

what haapened to whitney know houston.as tommy andres explains....the grammy awards paid ribute to the pop star last night... as questions remain about what led to her sudden death saturday. paturday. p3&"and i ill always looe you." with emotions still raw, the music innustry paid tribute to last nighh's gammy awards. "oh, i miss her so."thee tribute went on as invessigators try to piece together what happened to to piece together investigators try on as the tribute went "oh, i miss her so."night's grammy houston t last star whitnee tribute to pop industry paid raw, the music with emotions sttll you."with raw, the music industry paid tribute to pop star whitney houston at last night's grammy aaards."oh, i miss her so."the tribuue went on as investigators try to piece together what happeeed to the 48--ear-olddsingershe was found ddad saturday at a beverly hills hotel.her friendd gospel singer kim burrell, says she and houston pere planninggto attend cllve davis's pre-grammy party together that night."i called called me and missed me. so she left a message at about 2:00. i checked it and

control, he had to get it back somehow.police sayypowell passor and others telllng them what to do tommy police investigating susan cox- powell's disappearance believe continue pursuing the case.her family saas the boys were starting to say thingsslike according to investigatorrs.. powell had said the last time he saw his wife was the night he aad his sons left to go camping. a proposed law s stirring up strong feelings in baltimore county.a group of citizens are speaking out agaanst aabill thht would alloo transgender people to &puse whatever bathroom, they want.oommorrlocker room - want..e met a foomer transgender..who for 18 years called herself joe. she is the bill..dubbed áthe bathroom billá...will open women up to peeping toms and peeofiles. but supporters say the bill's paasage will be critical ffr transgenders, so they won t be discriminated against when it comes to employment and housing. 3 "there are rape victims who are real concerned abouttthis, they've been through it, and you're going toobe in the ladies room, dressing room, locker room, public shower, here comes a man dres

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a controversial &ppolicy that would require church-affiliated employers to cover birth control.as tommyndres explains... the catholic church and some big name repubbicans have slammed the policy as an attackkon religious freedom. freedom. the obama administration is trying to quiet the uproar over a its irth control mandate.the new rule would require all employers -- including religious schools, hoopitals and charities to offer birth control under their health care plans. phurches and other houses of worship would be exempt."what they're saying is it's okay for youuto not include things that are morally repugnant or violate your conscious if you're only serving the members of your church, but if you go out help people who may not be members of your church &pthen you have to cover this.s think how absuud that is."the catholic church has slammed the new rule as an ttack on religious freedom.buu a recent poll shows that 58 percent of cathhlics agree that birth control should be covered. suppprters say that's because the real issue is about women's access to health care. "this is a issue of

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but tommy smith likes to point out it wasn't about black power it was about human rights. so, making a point to say we should all band together. a nice statue on a wonderful day. it's 4:43. >>> a bay area school district is stepping in to help a teacher and former student find a bone marrow match. two bone marrow drives will be held in pleasanton, the first is today from 2:00 to 6:00 at moore elementary. a simple cheek swab might be a lifesaver. conley is suffering from lympho lymphoma. >>> and the balls in the city council's court after an investigation into the pension projects. the city says it cannot take on an ethics complaint for alleged misrepresentation of pension costs. the elections commission voted yesterday to receive to the complaint to the city council. >> so, if anybody is going to look at it, it's got to be the council. i think the feeling was this is a significant issue without making any judgments on the facts, it's a significant issue and the council ought to have the opportunity to decide if they want to look into it or not. >> the city council must now

decides he is innocent or not guilty before he allows the police to go to a trial you will hear from tommy thomas. a movie that should be up for >> i have to admit voighted for that. it was against the principles i believe in. but when you are part of the team sometimes you take one for the team for the leader. i made a mistake. >> senator santorum said something he mentioned he voted for something he didn't agree with. he did it because now and then you have to take one for the team in washington. i thought no. it's about time we have someone who goes to washington who takes one for washingto -- for the pe. >> you have to look at what his objective is. is it to fundamentally change washington why is he a wing man for mitt romney through out the course of the campaign. >> i think he was exposed on the last debate where he wasn't the conservative he was pretending to be. >>> when ron paul asked why he called him a fake during that wednesday debate paul replied because santorum is one i thought the senator the former senator from pennsylvania wilted. he tried fighting back but i think he has

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and i call out, you know, tommy yand, david wong, and the other associations, and i said, let's all step forward to share the cost of that insurance policy. it would only cost a few hundred dollars for eight or nine days, so it will be a real meaningful community effort. and i hope this will continue to last. the mayor taking the cue from previous mayor willie brown. he is a very forgiving person [laughter] under me, i will kick your butt before, you know, i get to work with you. but, mayor lee, giving us a new leadership, and we should all follow. thank you. [applause] >> a couple people i would like to thank. one of our main partners, recology, who is here. there will be picking up garbage on time in making sure that the area is restored back to normal everyday. the pilot itself runs from 9:00 in the morning to 7:00 in the evening. and so, during that time -- >> no. >> ok, at 10:00 until 6:00 this and the merchants will be out there. between 9:00 and 10:00 is the preparation time. and between 6:00 and 7:00 this the cleanup time. we will be putting out some barricades along the parking

what a special position tommy mottola was in. what a blessing for him.much love tonight in the virtual world all over the internet professed for whitney houston. a little bit of grappling among viewers and among those posting from all over the world about where our focus should be tonight. whether on the incredible voice and love and accomplishment she brought to the world should be balanced with a history of drug use and history of so much that we know about her. it is difficult to talk about whitney houston without talking about the down fall that she suffered for many years. and the reported comeback. and what we got to see in the last few days, her comeback. she was looking beautiful, attending parties in hollywood and beverly hills alongside her daughter 19-year-old bobbi kristina in hopes of a comeback with such a tremendous star, so loved. whitney houston, 48 years old. our continuing coverage. stay close. >>> one of the greatest singers i ever heard. i called clive davis when i first heard her and said you have the best singer i ever heard in my

what a special position tommy mottola was in. what a blessing for him.o much love tonight in the virtual world all over the internet professed for whitney houston. a little bit of grappling among viewers and among those posting from all over the world about where our focus should be tonight. whether on the incredible voice and love and accomplishment she brought to the world should be balanced with a history of drug use and history of so much that we know about her. it is difficult to talk about whitney houston without talking about the down fall that she suffered for many years. and the reported comeback. and what we got to see in the last few days, her comeback. she was looking beautiful, attending parties in hollywood and beverly hills alongside her daughter 19-year-old bobbi kristina in hopes of a comeback with such a tremendous star, so loved. whitney houston, 48 years old. our continuing coverage. stay close. sweet, nutty crunchy nut. [ sighs ] i can't wait till morning. wait! it's morning in china! ♪ [ male announcer ] it's sweet, it's nutty... it

tommy, you've been driving a lot of this. if you want to give us and the audience a sense of where things stand right now in the current bill, the cyber security bill, and where you see things going. >> sure. i'd be happy to do that. i want to talk about where the market is inadequate and pick up from where secretary chernoff said. first, brief background. senator reid is working with chairs of six or seven or eight, depending on the day, committees to bring together a range of different proposals on cyber security legislation. i actually really liked the sort of goldilocks analogy, because it's sort of the supreme compliment to get a ledge to when half think it's too much and half too little, because it's compromise. i also think that as admiral mcconnell was suggesting there's through poles to navigate. a security pole with regard to civil concerns and civil liberties and privacy concerns. trying to find a balance that, you know, carefully takes into consideration each concern has been really tricky and has been really deli

we had a shot of tommy baldwin up on the spotter's stand and reminded me of the song all by myself.ver on an island all by himself. and of course everybody else is jealous because this man might pick up a million and a half bucks here if this doesn't go back to green. >> larry: we promoted the fact to to start the daytona 500 it as quarter of a million dollars but you if you can win the race the numbers are endless. puts you into the sprint all-star race in may. over a million and a half dollars to win and keeps going on and on. >> mike: martin truex truex, t. already banked $200,000 for the midway payday. >> darrell: and a lot of people were really mad at tommy baldwin for making the deal with stuart haas for danica and taking that opportunity away from dave blaney. i bet they are not all that mad right now. >> mike: let's get to dave blaney's pit krista voda. >> krista: the conversations between dave blaney and what is going through your mind knowing that mother nature could be your best friend tonight? >> looking at mother nature. nascar is doing a great job of getting the track

we had a shot of tommy baldwin up on the spotter's stand and reminded me of the song all by myself.ver on an island all by himself. and of course everybody else is jealous because this man might pick up a million and a half bucks here if this doesn't go back to green. >> larry: we promoted the fact to to start the daytona 500 it as quarter of a million dollars but you if you can win the race the numbers are endless. puts you into the sprint all-star race in may. over a million and a half dollars to win and keeps going on and on. >> mike: martin truex truex, t. already banked $200,000 for the midway payday. >> darrell: and a lot of people were really mad at tommy baldwin for making the deal with stuart haas for danica and taking that opportunity away from dave blaney. i bet they are not all that mad right now. >> mike: let's get to dave blaney's pit krista voda. >> krista: the conversations between dave blaney and what is going through your mind knowing that mother nature could be your best friend tonight? >> looking at mother nature. nascar is doing a great job of getting the track

now he goes back to his back room controller, tommy gibson, says tommy, these are the ones that basically we reviewed after training run and i don't see any problems, do you see any problems? very rapidly we got a go to continue. so, now we've worked through this, now we're starting to accept the landing radar data and the program alarms are continuing intermittently through the descent and one of the things that steve comes up with that he says hey, it might be relate some of the display the crew is using. we tell the crew to back off the very high utilization on board displays on altitude and a altitude rate and we will provide read-ups for them during this period. so this team now is faced with -- we're going to the moon. this is not a simulation anymore. and it's faced with incredible problems, nobody had ever really anticipated. we thought it's whatever happens is going to be clear-cut but far from clear-cut, yet this team seems to be getting tighter, the more problems they got, the more effectively they are working. and this almost makes me happy because flight control team is alway

tommy said something i'd like to build on. he talks about carriers and a set of characters, at&t, verizon, sxo on and various levels of internet service providers and what he said was they see about 80% of the world's traffic. nsa is looking at foreign things. if you put that together, you have a tremendous incapability. you asked for an 80% solution. i think we have a 95% solution. we're building dpenfences aroun. where in the tworld do we have the best understanding of what's out there? what's bad? what's happening? who is doing what, and who is talking to whom? what might thiey do to infiltrae and cause harm? that's nsa and exists today. the way i think about this, why don't we task nsa to establish an all-store total information awareness center. you have to have clearances. clearances are an artifact of what we created. loose lips sink ships. you have to protect secrets. okay, the world has changed clearly. clearly it's internet service providers and all the players and put them in the facility. the way i think about the

when you think about the nats pepping, you think about steven straussburg. 18 months removed from tommy johns surgery and now raring to g. >> i feel good. obviously, it's early, so, i am on a great program here with the nationals and, you know, i think if i keep working hard and focus on trying to get better every day, hopefully i will feel as good as -- at the end of the year. >> seems like yesterday you were injured or years ago? >> seems like a -- like a long time ago, for sure. almost feels like last year never happened. obviously, you know, time flies and when you're in the repetitiveness of rehabbing day in, day out, it messes into one and went by pretty fast now they look back on it. >> jordan zimmerman said he talks to you sometimes and said, look, i told him, steven, you pipe, hopefully they won't -- you pitch, hopefully they won't switch start or whatever. >> yeah. >> and you do yours and when it's done, it's done. you wait a month, that's okay. you wait eight months, right? yeah. >> and yeah, well, you never know what is going happen. it's a tough situation have -- situation

this judge, tommy nail didn't even let it go to the jury.ugh my initial outrage, i have to say, this bill, has been tempered now that i have read the case and i understand what the judge what tommy nail, the nail he hooked his decision on had to do with jurisdictional. this murder, and i think it was a murder, took place in australia off the barrier reef the drowning accident we all know about. he had a trial in australia. the jury never got the case because he pled guilty. the charge was reduced from murder to manslaughter. he got four and a half year sentence. he only did 18 months. under 18 months in australia. that's the murder case, the jurisdiction for the crime was australia. so, why did alabama also get a shot at trying this case? what was the crime committed in alabama. the only crime they could come up with was that this was a conspiracy that he had, gabe watson had to get the insurance money. that was a plot. he was going to get her insurance money and the insurance policy was taken out in alabama so he hatched this plot soon afte

universal health care women's rights interesting stuff tommy christopher thanks a lot for dropping by tonight from it's always great getting your insights into your shit you know we're the only nation in the world that doesn't have a government sponsored health care system at the center of those leaving religious institutions on the fringes and health care should be a basic right here in america provided by we the people to all of us if that was the case in america today that president obama wouldn't have even needed to make the decision he did and rick santorum wouldn't be complaining about getting let's make health care human basic human right here in america just like in every other developed nation the world already exists it's called medicare and it's available to all our seniors added eat to it call it medicare party and make it available to everyone and religiousness to sions can run their own institutions for their own people and not inflict their religious beliefs of people who don't share. it's the good the bad and the very very ill lakra maybe the lists lee again the good.

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