they've made tommy hilfiger a king of american apparent.ast night, at his star-studded 25th anniversary show. >> we've been seeing his pieces for so long, they've been just a part of our culture at this point. >> tommy, happy 25th anniversary. >> reporter: but his story is rise and fall from fashion's good graces, as distinctly american as his clothes. today, tommy hilfiger leads a $4 billion fashion empire. >> we own our own shoe company now so we wanted to make sure the shoe looks like a tommy hilfiger shoe, red, white and blue. >> reporter: but he's seen his way through bankruptcy, a backlash of bad press, and somehow survived a baggy jean and logo era he'd rather forget. is there anything you designed that you wish you could pull from the atmosphere, bury and never see again? >> well, as you look back, you know, i probably overdid big logos to an exhausting point in the '90s. i mean, the traffic on fifth avenue is incredible -- >> reporter: we visited hilfiger at his new flagship store on new york's fifth avenue. should i be rocking thi

please welcome tommy hilfiger. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tommy hil -- tommy hilfiger.u for letting me also crash your table at the met ball. we had a great time that night. >> you made us laugh all night. >> jimmy: i tried to. but it was a fun table. >> i liked it when you did mick better than mick. >> jimmy: mick jagger was at our table. and i was just at the table going like -- [ as mick jagger ] "can you pass the sugar right now? --cream on that." just being annoying until they threw me out. >> if you put on a blindfold, you would think mick was sitting in his home. >> jimmy: yeah, no, mick was holding a knife up to my throat. [ as mick jagger ] >> "i don't talk like that." >> jimmy: yeah. >> "stop doing business." [ as mick jagger ] >> jimmy: "stop doing me. i don't talk like that." [ as mick jagger ] >> "not at all. pass the salt." [ as mick jagger ] >> jimmy: "not at all." yeah. 25th anniversary, big anniversary. congratulations, buddy. can you believe it's happened so fast? [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't. i can't. >> jimmy: amazing. you had a big show the ot

. >> lovie smith says he has nothing against tommy.ll hear what he thinks about being inactive on sunday. also we'll preview the big games this weekend and the look at the new blackhawks championship rings. [ female announcer ] secret flawless renewal is formulated so when you turn up the heat, secret turns up the protection. odor-fighting microcapsules are triggered by your body heat to release a fresh scent. for 24 hour odor protection. ♪ >>> just three years into his teaching career in park ridge, this month's honoree is off to an explosive start. inside his classroom, it's an experiment in progress. science teacher ryan kett is mixing theories. share the enthusiasm. >> what else? yeah? >> he really connects with the students and with the way we think. >> what makes a great teacher is you need to be able to connect with the students. >> reporter: that's no problem for brian kett. he's practically a kid himself. >> it's strange for me to teach something and have it received so well when i may not be cognizant of that at the time. >>

my tommy would never even think about trying alcohol. isn't that right, sweetie?. both are ideas from the minds of african americans. support the united negro college fund. because a mind is a terrible thing to waste. >>> there are thousands of colleges in the united states. 4,140 at last count. yet a lot of ambitious kids and their parents have a very short list. the eight schools of the ivy league. >> the ivy league is a very hard group of schools to get into. >> they give you more opportunities than other schools. >> there's a lot of kids that their whole life depends on getting into an ivy league school. >> reporter: for the record, the eight ivies are harvard, dartmouth, brown, cornell, columbia, yale, princeton and the university of pennsylvania. to find out what's so special about them, we talked to lee stetson. he spent almost 30 years as an ivy league dean of admissions. >> the ivy league has this image of being one of the more elite and more respected programs in the country academically, which we like to think is true. >> reporter: but what most people

let's call it tommy hill because no one will really be able to pronounce tommy hilfiger.go by your real name because nobody else has the name tommy hilfiger. and do you think people can really pronounce yves st. laurent? >> reporter: with that first line hilfiger established himself as a classic american brand. >> i love iconic america. i love hollywood. i love rock and roll. and i wanted to incorporate that inspiration into my design work. >> reporter: and soon he was an all-american success story. his company was generating $100 million in revenues. ♪ but then somehow, somewhere it took a turn. >> in 1992 you kind of embraced street wear. is that fair to say? >> street wear was actually embracing me. because my preppie clothes became so popular amongst kids in boarding schools, colleges. all of a sudden the youth on the street started wearing my athletic-inspired clothes with the big logos. ♪ the boys are back in town >> reporter: hilfiger returned to his preppie roots and expanded them, creating a billion-dollar global brand by selling the idea of american prep to euro

. >> reporter: using a cell phone police say this man, then 19- year-old tommy whack, instructed the man to park on behind the school. >> the defendant tommy whack got in the car and near as we can tell grabbed him and shot him killing him. it appeared as the victim was shot he was trying to turn away from it. so basically he shot him in the back. he clearly killed this man in cold blood, left him for dead and took his cell phone so he couldn't for help. >> reporter: a woman who lives nearby heard gunshots and called police. from the surveillance tape police spotted whack and his cousin leaving the scene headed toward their home nearby, the same direction canine units tracked them to. the investigators found pictures of him posing with the gun on his home computer. a jury convicted whack of second degree murder and the judge handed down the maximum 30 years. >> at the end of the day it was a killing of an unarmed man who came there really for no violent purpose at all and didn't deserve what he got. >> reporter: we're called the cousin has not yet been sentenced. this case prosecutor

. >> investigators learned that tommy whack, just 19 at the time, h post aid series of pictures on line showing him holding a gn, a semi-automatic with a clip. it was later determined to be the weapon used behind the school on 48-year-old james lawson, who was also robbed. during the trial, the defense said whack's conduct was out of character, a football star, someone with a future. the judge noted whack's crinal history and sentenced him to the

rising russian mikhail youzhny season of tommy robredo in four sets to move into the u.s. open quarterfinals. back on the ice with the concept of hockey getting underway and whedon stay we speak to th l. head alexander made fear of his own expectations for season. we kick off with football russia's route to euro two thousand and twelve has hit a rocky patch dick advocaat side losing at home to slovakia in the second game of their qualifying campaign richards on poor faith wasn't moscow has a lock on the stadium for us. following a less than perfect performance in an door on friday to count the count would have been hoping for much better when his side took on some back here with both teams among the favorites to seal the one automatic location for the euro two thousand and twelve championships just the dutchman made two changes to the side and struggled in the pyrenees bringing in eurasia to call for a return from suspension and on. the home side started well but shaaban is a go even particularly looking longingly as visitors goalkeeper young was called into action on a nu

now, folks are looking for a compromise that both parties can get behind. >> iraq veteran tommy sowers president joe biden is catching heat from peta. the animal rights group is upset at him for passion out hot dogs to troops on the colbert report? pete sent a letter suggesting he pass out veggie dogs next time because troops can't be lean, mean fighting machine if they are full of fatty hot dogs. >>> and senate majority leader harry reid might be picking up a few votes, thanks to a new friendship with lady gaga. the pop star tweeted gay veterans were my video music award dates. repeal don't ask, don't tell. call harry reid to schedule a senate vote. and senator reid quickly responded, tweeting, there is a vote on don't ask, don't tell next week. anyone qualified to serve this country should be allowed to do so. lady gaga thanked senator reid. when asked by report officers he had the 60 votes, reid said we will sure find out. >>> and finally, another corrupt bush? former usc running back star and current saints' star reggie bush says he is for fitting his 2005 heisman trophy. bush has

. >> reporter: this is the cold- blooded killer, tommy whack, sentenced to 30 years in prison today for robbing and murdering a man he paid for paid sex in the parking lot of the middle school in landover in 2008. >> he was robbed, his cell phone taken. he was shot twice in the back and left for dead. without a cell phone, he couldn't even call and get help for himself. >> reporter: security cameras outside the school captured back and his cousin as they spoke to the victim by cell phone. tommy offered the victim sex in exchange for money through a phone chat lion. >> essentially the arrangement was for some kind of apparently sexual liaison to take place in the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: the two teenagers were videotaped running away minutes after the video was shot. the cousins headed to tommy's home a few blocks away from the crime scene. >> reporter: using canine tracking, there was a video camera on the school that allowed them to figure out how many people were there, and roughly the direction they were heading in. >> reporter: police say whack posed with the murder weapon and

that guy, tommy. >> tommy. definitely, no pictures of tommy. >> mirrors are great. >> it saves on the painting of the walls. >> that's right. you want to make sure they're neutral. >> we move on to a bedroom. here's a dark bedroom, covering up even more, not getting a lot of light in there. tell me what you did with that bedroom? >> i twitched up the linens, a second easy fix. people underestimate switching out the bed linens alone, makes a big difference. this is rachel ashweld, shabby characteristic. from target. >> bed in a bag. >> easy. >> the curtains were like keeping all the light out of that room. what did you do? >> when it comes to curtains, i want them to hit the floor and they can puddle about 2 inches and hang them as high as possible. >> make the room look bigger? >> exactly. >> that will save you a lot. these are inexpensive curtains as well. >> you can get panels for like $10. >> keep it simple? >> exactly. keep it simple, it will be easier on you and you can keep the stuf for your new house. >> this dining room right now, the c

>> reporter: designer tommy hilfiger got his start selling jeans from his basement.s 25th anniversary, the fashion legend outfits preps and hip-hop stars aalike. a lot of people think of tommy hilfiger and they say it's all-american, preppy. >> i would say that and i would also say cool american classic because it's classic with a bit of a twist. >> reporter: after laying low in the '90s, preppy has once again reinvented itself. this time led by pop stars and gossip girls. >> pop culture has a lot to do with the way we live our lives. music and fashion and art and entertainment. something that you can't really put your finger on, can't really touch but it's something you can sort of live your life by. >> reporter: and tomorrow the updated preppy handbook "true prep" provides guidelines for the new generation. what do you think about preppy makes it a classic? >> i think because it's here today and here tomorrow. it's something that will never really go out of style. >> reporter: an amazing feat when you consider just how far preppy has come. ♪ >> you know, these days

prosecutors claim the rson in the lighter gray coat is a young man named tommy whack. they say he was using a cell phone belonging to his cousin also seen here to lure a man to his death in a dark, lonely spot behind a landover middle school. the other camera show the two men leaving the area a short time later. investigators learned suspect and victim had met on an adult phone chat line. they wouldn't say which one. >> essentially the arrangement was for some kind of -- apparently sexual liaison to take place in the victim's vehicle. >> investigators learned that tommy whack, just 19 at the time, h post aid series of pictures on line showing him holding a gn, a semi-automatic with a clip. it was later determined to be the weapon used behind the school on 48-year-old james lawson, who was also robbed. during the trial, the defense said whack's conduct was out of character, a football star, someone with a future. the judge noted whack's crinal history and sentenced him to the maximum penalty: 30 years in prison. >> when you shoot someone, i think academics become sendar

tommy's a really good kid. my tommy would never even think about trying alcohol.sn't that right, sweetie? the mailbox... [horn honks] and the traffic light. both are ideas from the minds of african americans. support the united negro college fund. because a mind is a terrible thing to waste. >>> here's another reason to cut back on cola. doctors say drinking too much of it can zap your muscle power. even diet cola can drain potassium from your blood, and that's something your body needs. so next time you're thirsty you might want to reach for something that isn't carbonated or overly sweetened. think water. >>> rhyming. it's how we remember the alphabet. advertisers use rhymes in jingles to make products unforgettable. and as jenna reports, a modern approach to rhyming is a tool for teachers, too. we inject infuse vocab into raps, raps into these classrooms it's two class acts. >> reporter: this isn't your typical hip-hop duo. blake, the mc, used to be an english teacher. and alex the dj has a college degree in music. ♪ two lights ignite ♪ paul's like oh yikes, ho

it's been four weeks since steven strasburg had his tommy johns surgery. be 50-75 weeks before he can pitch again and that is the hardest part of this whole tommy john juror deal. ordeal. despite his wanting to hurry it along, he'll be following the doctor's orders. >> the first few months it's just about doing everything in my power to get stronger while this thing heals. >> nats hosting the phillies again tonight who clinched the division last night so they didn't care much. jason marquis was mowing them down. one run allowed by jason. it went to the bottom of the 9th tied at one when up stepped adam dunn and big donkey ends up. moon shot walk off. 38 of the year for dunn as the surging nationals take the phillies 2-1. finally tonight, you may not know that singer gloria est fan is a part owner of the miami dolphins. she was at the game and she got locked out of her suite so she had to make a death defying escape out the window of the luxury suite because, you see, she was scheduled to introduce the half time entertainment and she couldn't get down there

prosecutors claim the person in the lighter gray coat is a young man named tommy west. hey say he was using a cell phone belonging to his cousin, also seen here, to lure a man to his death in a dark, lonely spot behind a landover middle school. other cameras show the same two men leaving the area a short time later. investigators learned suspect and victim had met on an adult phone chat line. they wouldn't say which one. >> ostensibly the arrangement was for some kind of, apparently sexual liaison to take place in the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: investigators learned that tommy west, just 19 at the time, had posted a series of picture online, which showed him holding a gun, semiautomatic with an extended clip. it was later termed to hav been the weapon used to shoot the victim behind the scho. 40-year-old george white jr. of fort washington, who was also robbed. >> ran back, pulled back. >> reporter: during the trial, defense council argued that he was out of character, that he was a talented athlete, a football standout, someone with a future. the judge noted whack'

---"tommy edison" transmite el reporte del trafico en "star 99.9" en connecticut... recibiendo montones de llamadas telefonicas para saber Ónde hay problemas viales.---ahora "edison" quiere viajar por todo estados unidos para que la gente aprenda a ver la vida como Él:... sin imposibles.---si bien "edison" reconoce que no podria aterrizar un avion, Í considera que, salvo eso, puede hacer casi todo lo que hacemos los seres humanos, a pesar de su ceguera.

moore, two yard pass to tommy. boise state led virginia tech 17-0 early in the 1st quarter.. taylor his jared, they come back 27-26. moore up top to austin, and boise state takes the lead 33- 30 and they make it stick. boise state, third ranked, keep that rank in a thriller outside of washington d.c. tennis, a former champion is gone. wozniacki creeped right up the rankings, a winner there and a back abdomen hand to win the match. winning 6-3 and 6-0. sheryl is out. golf, tiger woods didn't win but he is still number one. tiger woods comes in the final round, holds on to his number one ranking. plays well enough to advance to the playoffs for next week. by the way, tomorrow the writer cup will be announced and he is expected to be on that time. phil mickelson had a shot. his round blue up. charlie huffman ended up winning and he is number 2 in the fedex cup standings. the drama continues in the golf world. >> all right. good night everybody. see you tomorrow. @@ pr

tommy's a really good kid. my tommy would never even think about trying alcohol. isn't that right, sweetie? >> life persists, in the midst of untruths. truth persists, in the midst of darkness, light persists, hence, that god be light, he is love. exercise of faith will be the safest, (applaus (applause) >> i find myself living in a time in america that i, i just never ever thought, you know, the teaching of mortgage mutilatilut lute-- martin luther king for me, the teaching of gandhi, moses i connected to, but usually on good friday or you know, you're watching-- >> right. >> glenn: jesus i connected to in a different way. i never have thought-- i'm just connecting with these guys in a much different way now and their truth is so universal. back with us now is dr. alvita king, niece of dr. martin luther king, jr. dr. lappin, dr. robert franklin president of moorehouse college and via satellite. the grandson of gandhi. here is what i want to do. i am beginning to look at moses in-- i've read the old testament this year in a completely different way. i mean, it's j

the person in the lighter gray coat is a young man named tommy.g a cell phone belonging to his cousin also seen here to lure a man to his death in a dark lonely spot behind a landover middle school. other cameras show the two men leaving a short time later. investigators learned the suspect and victim had motor an adult phone chat line. they wouldn't say which one. >> the arrangement was for some sort of sexual liaison to take place in the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: investigators learned that tommy, just 19 at the time, had posted a series of pictures online which showed him holing a gun. a semiautomatic with an exnded clip. it was later determined to have been e weapon use to shoot the victim behind the school. 40-year-old george white jr. of ft. washingtonho was also robbed. >> running back. >> reporter: during the trial, the defense counselargued that it was out of caring. a football standout at fairmont heights high school. someone with a future. the judge noted his criminal history and sentenced him to the maximum penalty. 30 years in pri

. >> so tom ritter, my fabulous brother-in-law, we knew this defect and we had tommy -- we had tommy very good. he's a radiologist, not. and he was determined to have an aortic aneurysm in the exact same place as john and his life was saved. really, at any age, men or women. just because john and tommy were semielderly, sorry, tommy. >> one more gift that john is giving people through you. >> most important, keeping families alive and together. >> thank you for the book. >> i'm glad you liked it. >> very much. >> cool. >> thank you so much. the book is it called "with love and laughter with john ritter." >>> up next. roger plant live in concert. this is first on nbc. i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland is in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago. dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget -- honestly. grow small businesses -- really. excellent schools -- everywhere. protect the bay -- finally. it's why i'm running. to make the state we love not

the rhee question which we put to fenty, vincent gray, the head of the teacher's union, councilman tommy lists who has an intriguing compromise proposal and finally, we caught up with michelle rhee herself. d.c. school's chancellor michelle rhee has fired 500 of the 4200 educators who work at the d.c. public school system. her sweeping approach to school reform came about because current mayor fenty gave her broad authority to make change happen. >> she and i will decide how the schools will be run for the next 106 days. and she and the democratic nominee will have to decide what their respective rolls are for any days after january 2nd next year. >> reporter: many d.c. voters told pollsters, although they like the general increase in test scores, they didn't look rhe, a topdown style of medicine. will she keep michelle rhee? we're not going to keep personnel decisions but i think it's important we we're gyp the cover sayings now. >> reporter: they expect vincent gray will consult with the group before deciding where to keep the chancellor. >> there is an indication there are issues with

tommy a little bit about that. >> about a week half ago the said they are investigating the gas well and they took off nothing was said to anything. >> sofa where we are. it is a sad thing and they should deal to pinpoint the link. the radio cut just before the press with a yellow people passed away and were killed. will enter your mind? >> the apocalypse is happening for those people. the apocalypse. >> he summons for joining us. where nearby these houses that are on fire. down here in this valley below the houses have gone up in flames and the crews are still stationed on the houses. begins still sees it this deck black smoke behind here. that has significantly and proved. pam. heather? >> it wanted to listen to the idea and you can see a has just gutted by the flames. you see all the thick black smoke and the house is gone. both of the numbers could increase if they're not able to get a more accurate assessment. there is no containment. it is a really tragic situation and there's so much work still have for the fire crews in the rescue officials were trying to take care the people

i play a character called tommy. >> tommy. >> i think he's very sensitive. in a lot of ways. he's very intuitive. he maybe doesn't have the same intellectual, analytical capacity that the -- maybe carey's character has, but he has a whole different skill set, i feel. it was a kind of joyous thing to play him. >> so carey, i have to hear what you really think about the part. you can't let andrew just do the whole thing. who are you playing? >> kathy is the narrator of the novel. and so she narrates the story as well in the film. and we're part of a trio of friends who grow up together, and kathy's probably the most introverted of the three. >> i like when you said that, we're part of a trio, because there's only two of you here. so keira knightley can have a spot here, an imaginary spot. >> it's keira and me and andrew, and we play a trio of friends. and kathy's sort of -- well, she's sort of the one on the outside a little bit more. she's not very good at saying what she wants. nor does she want to sort of create any discomfort. so she acquiesces a lot and s

tommy whack has been sentenced to 30 years behind bars.olice used his cell phone records, dna in the victim's car and surveillance footage and pictures on his home computer posing with his gun to track him down. >>> the legal drama continues over the death of michael jackson. >>> plus, a fashion show that is the first of its kind in new york city. that is all coming up after the break. tony will have a check on your weather including an update on two major tropical storms churning in the atlantic. we'll have that when we return. k ♪ [ sniffs ] morning. you got in pretty late last night. dad, i'm not sixteen anymore. still, it was late. well... you're not gonna have to worry about that anymore. yeah, why's that? ♪ todd's a lucky man. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ that's what i told him when we talked last week. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup >>> back with alike at the two monster hurricanes that are spieling out at sea. that larger one you see on the left, that is igor and right behind him is yule i can't. officials say we could see danger

kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that produced some successes. before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escap

. >>> dc council member tommy wells called a meeting today to review the status of the department of youth labbation services. dyrs's new beginnings center has been under fire since its opening because of some escapees and some juvenile offenders have been charged in some serious high-profile crimes. >>> investigators are on the scene of a fire that killed a mother and two of her children yesterday. we told you about the fire yesterday on haggle circle just off of route 1 in lorton, virginia. eileen armstrong is credited with saving her two young sons and infant daughter. but there was nothing anyone could do to save armstrong and two other sons trapped inside. >> couldn't do anything. we couldn't get in. >> reporter: armstrong's surviving children and their father are in the washington hospital center's burn unit. some of them have life- threatening injuries. >>> a maryland man is among the nine troops killed in tuesday's helicopter crash in southern afghanistan. brendan looney became a navy officer in 2004. he later completed seal training. he lived in silver spring and graduated f

prosecutors claimhe person in the lighter gray coat is a young man named tommy west. they say he was using a cell phone belonging to his cousin, also seen here, to lure a man to his death in a dark, lonely spot behind a landover middle school. other cameras show the same two men leaving the area a short time later. investigators learned suspect and victim had met on an adult phone chat line. they wouldn't say which one. >> ostensibly the arrangement was for some kind of, apparently sexual liaison to take place in the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: investigators learned that tommy west, just 19 at the time, had posted a series of pictures online, which showed him holding a gun, semiautomatic with an extended clip. it was laterdetermined to have been the weapon used to shoot the victim behinthe school. 40-year-old george white jr. of fort washington, who was also robbed. >> ran bk, pulled back. >> reporter: during the trial, defense council argued that whack's conduct was out of character. that he was a talented athlete, a football standout, someone with a future. the j

investigators say that tommy wack and his cousin lured the 40-year-old victim to the back of a middle school in landover by offering him sex in exchange for money. officers found the victim veerly wounded in his car. -- severely wounded in his car. he was able to give them a description of the gunman before he died. the state's attorney says the case underscores the neil need for people to be careful about who they meet on social network websites. >>> a man in south riding, virginia, has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman he met on an on-line dating service. according to police, the victim went to the home of john evans where she was held against her will and sexually assaulted. the two met through the e- harmony website in june. loudoun county sheriffs office is concerned there maybe another victim who may have not come forward. >>> the washington suburban sanitary commission will hold a second public hearing in to the proposed six-year improvement plan. utility officials are presenting their program for major water an sewer projects through 2012, from 2012 to 2017. last n

as tommy pans to the fleet reserve, the water is splashing onto the deck. we are expected this entire parking lot to be flooded. you can see the flooded parking lot. this is certainly on everyone's mind. flooding that the city dock is nothing new but with the sandbags. , some business owners are worried as the remnants of the tropical storm nicole remind them of hurricane isabel back in 2003. >> it would not surprise me to have another 80 feet. >> while the first titi hit in the early morning, the water rose once again during the day drawing quite a crowd. >> you are breaks. >> absolutely. >> this is part of living with annapolis. you have to deal with it. >> they were watching for the rising waters. >> we are pretty close and i am pretty sure that we tie up lines. >> they're watching things for a closely, especially areas that are prone to flooding. >> this is a challenge with the rain that we have. we have sandbags deployed for our businesses and residents. >> the nablus mayor tells us that there are concerns about thursday not's high tide as wind pattern

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but eventually but tommy was happy to let me without him holding the right. to go third lesson think i'm getting a little bit more confident in these guys. now than then. maybe i'll make a horseman one day but running around in traditional costume was mills enough for my trainer. in the real cold sacks have to be on. this weapon is very sure it's going to kill people just so handled with care let's put it on your shoulder and shoot straight. with those encouraging words in my is i began to practice my little among a large powerful animal with a really quite dangerous weapon. i'm so fond. of. this this is a good day. this is definitely a good day i don't want to move at all i really. should leave the plates my more experienced colleagues were just getting started and things were about to heat up. of course would get involved in the fall and jumping. in general was never really got involved in the battles did they. that's to stand here direct. is very good. if not one dramatic enough what about a few schumann the fence posts. on the interior was risking far mor

tommy bergeron and brooke burke and company on last night's "dancing with the stars results show" addressingith new never before seen camera angles to prove it. >> 8. >> 8! >> 8! they're booing an 8? 8 is good. >> that is good thachl is good. >> 8! >> what's the matter with you? >> all right, thank you, brooke. i'm here with the guests of the ballroom commentator sarah palin joins us from alaska. >> another camera angle they showed last night from the incident that happened two nights ago which shows that all of the boos were coming from the low scores the judges were giving. you happy now? >>> let's talk about levi johnson. he was here in this studio somewhere a few hours ago live talking to lawrence o'donnell talking about the new hit show, "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." he's running for mayor of alaska. and, boy, lawrence put him through the paces wanting his position on all of the issues that matter to the good people. >> what's your position on global warming. do you believe it's man made or not? >> no, i don't. >> you don't believe it's man made? or you do believe it's man ma

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