tommie had the gloves. [laughter] relative to what you said in regards to lee, lee's absolutely right. we had a vote on this hypothetical train -- >> right. >> and when they devoted they wanted to go to the olympic games, it was left every man would do what he had to do once he got to the olympics. relative to why we got together to do that demonstration, i really think, man, based on my religious beliefs, based on that vision that god gave me when i was a kid, god rolled up his sleeves and said i'm gonna handle this one. and he brought all the pieces of the world together, all the sand, and he reached down, and he pulled tommie smith and put it on the table, peter norman, john collins, threw it -- john carlos, threw it on the table. now, he protected us. when you sit back and think about the young white guy there, peter norman, they could have had 16 million guys out there and not one out of that 16 million would have had the nerve to step up and do what he did. you think about peter norman relative to --

i love tommy but knowing tommy, tommy would have never done that. [laughter] ever would he have done that. so, i am telling you that i have the utmost respect, admiration and love for peter long after i leave this world man because he is a true man. >> i just want to say it's been like 10 years since the symposium? i owe you dinner. i am really impressed with the book. i love you and you know who i am now. so after this i will talk with you. >> right on. >> we have time to finish up the line. how many people in the line? one, two, three people. >> dr. carlos a real pleasure and much respect for everything you did. i was 10 at the time. oh, turn on that might. >> you said you were 10? >> at i look like i am your age. i am just teasing. >> i know. i was the youngest sibling in my family and my older brother and my father were involved in the sdlc. i grew up in d.c. and i felt like i was part of it because they told me everything going on. so loving athletics and being aware of the civil rights movement, you know i was finally attuned to that moment an

[ding] tommy! all the clips showed people almost frozen from fear, so "petrified" must mean "so scared you can't move." they were almost as petrified as him. that is correct, tommy. "petrified" means "so scared you can't move," and phil is indeed petrified. uh-huh. congratulations! you are today's winner. huggy, show him what he's won. it's an official word girl microphone. [gasps] phil, what's the matter now? i'm scared of public speaking. but you speak into a microphone every time you're on this show. oh, my goodness! you're right! that's it for today's episode. see you next time on... "may i have a word!" ♪ word girl

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tommy was at eton from 1894 to 1899. indeed.e's writing to "my dear william," and he's writing about entering stockings in the bodmin horse show, which is the local horse show. and he's telling william that, um, you, uh, can enter him in the jumping class at bodmin... i like the way-- i love the way he's underlined that, as well. ...if you think he will take a prize. right. but you can only enter him if you think he can... so, do you know if he actually won or not? no, i haven't researched that, i have to admit. is this actually stockings? yes, we believe it is... ...grandpa cole with stockings. right. isn't that wonderful? that's right. and of course tommy should have been the heir to the estates here at lanhydrock, but, tragically, was killed in september, 1915, in the first world war. as so many were. yes. but he was a very respected man, a great horseman. sir arthur quiller-couch, the great cornish writer, described tommy as, um, the most reckless horseman in cornwall. but, obviously, he had great respect for stockings, and

. >> reporter: tommy giadone is the man behind it. >> i'm like thomas edison. light bulb but ge made it better. we have four arenas giving the kids times of their lives. here we go. come on. >> reporter: tommy travels the country putting on these shows and says he'll launch 10,000 kids into the ring alone. up from 2,500 a few years ago. you're on the road, you and your sheep. >> yeah, me and the girls. >> reporter: he talks like he's been hanging around sheep a little too long. >> it's the toughest sport on wolf. no fluff is too tough. we're the muttening mafia. nobody messes with us. >> reporter: we didn't witness any injuries but the sport is clearly not without risk. so why do it? worried at all? >> about? >> reporter: safety? >> no, kids heal. there's no point in overprotecting them and raising a bunch of sissies. they need to be boys. >> reporter: dylan had the white knuckled grip of a champion just sheer grip and determination. is that fun or is that scary? >> yeah, it's fun. >> reporter: it was fun. what was your secret? how did you hang on so long? >> h

wow, tommy, this family room addition is amazing!0 by 20, cathedral ceiling -- they will never leave here. i know. but look at the difference when we opened up this old side wall. we tied it right into the kitchen. really nice. so what's in here? over there is a sitting area, right here is the island. now, the sink's going to be in the island. all right, well, you told me to bring this pipe cutter, so there must be some technical issues to talk about. i'm surprised you actually listened. for once. now, right here in the middle of the wall, we're going to have the range and the hood, and i need to vent the hood to the outside, so the issue is, it's a post and beam building. i can't go up. i'm going to have to go down. and it's also a bathroom right above us, too, right? that's right, so i'm going to use this eight-inch pipe. the other issue is this pipe right here for the toilet upstairs in the bathroom. i'm going to hide that. what i want to do is i'm going to build this wall out four inches, so that'll give me a nice, straight wall

and tommy was with his bass and i said "oh, wow, tommy's going to sit in." but then almost as...oment that tommy it this stage, so did max. and i id, oh, my god. and then right after them came bird, charlie parker. (audience reacts) and charlie parker hooked up his horn and looked at... twisted his piece and looked at al and al said "pennies from even, e-flat." and so i'm waiting there, waiting for (scatting) but al gave the count, one, two a-one, two... (scatting) (applause) i was absolutely wiped. i was lost, couldn't find one, nothing. and al got the message and he went...(scatting) and got back on track. but the point of the story is that the very first night i stepped out professionally to sing before an audience can you imagine what it meant to the world at large that my backup band was charlie parker, max roche, tommy poter? i mean, i was launched. i mean, i was set for life. and i hate to tell you that they didn't stay on every night, just that one night to let feel comfortable. but that generosity launched me and i never looked back. i soon learned the jazz world and pop

>> my name is tommy wu. the reason i do not know why some people are against this is because i design a lot of restaurants. i do not worry about this particular one, the clothes are designed lots of restaurants like this one. -- because i designed lots of restaurants like this one. this is completely different, so one restaurant, they cooked chicken in every night. i do not see why they worry about competition, so i just want to say there is no relationship that i know of. they have about 100 people, and i do not know why they worry about competition. >> thank you. are there any other speakers in favor of the project? if not, you have to menace -- two minutes. you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> both speakers reference the small size and of the space, approximately 500 square feet. the space was located in a key location, so the size is irrelevant. second, the two other stores, as far as i know, we never saw a notice of them going in, and they were in before there was any chance to object. as to this being ne

right now they are searching harry tommy thomas' home and suv.his is new video into our news room. a neighbor said they showed up this morning. he is accused of spending $300,000 from a youth program he started to buy a suv and pay for other trips. he has maintained his innocence, even though he agreed to settle a civil lawsuit with the attorney general and repay the $300,000. >>> markets opened higher after a government report showed improvement in the u.s. jobs market. let's check in on courtney reagan on where things stand now. >> stocks are higher but not as high as earlier in the session. either way, it's a reverse of thursday's losses. and so the unemployment rate for november dropped four tens of a percent. however, 300,000 americans gave up looking for work, and that's an important detail contributing to the drop in the unemployment rate. 120,000 nonfarmed jobs were added, and that was slightly less than expected. october and november payrolls were upwardly resized to reflect 72,000 jobs that had previously gone unreported. there's a bit

. >> reporter: tommy giodone is the modest man behind the mutton. >> i'm like thomas edison.ht bulb but ge made it better. that's what we do. >> reporter: you're calling yourself the thomas edison of mutton busting? >> absolutely. who else does this? we have four arenas giving the kids the time of their lives. >> here we go. come on. >> reporter: tommy travels the country putting on these shows and says he'll launch 10,000 kids into the ring this year alone. up from 2,500 a few years ago. you're on the road, you and your sheep. >> yeah, me and the girls. >> reporter: he talks like he's been hanging around sheep a little too long. >> it's the toughest sport on wool. >> reporter: you need some new slogans. what else have you got? >> no fluff is too tough. we're the mutton mafia, know what i mean? nobody messes with us. >> reporter: we didn't witness any injuries, but the sport is clearly not without risk. so why do it? worried at all? >> about? >> reporter: safety? >> no, kids heal. there's no point in overprotecting them and raising a bunch of sissies. they need to be boys. >>

but i have known a princess elizabeth on tommy go for £6,000 or 7,000... at stages.t in recent years, they have started to come back up again. there've been two sold at auction recently, one last year and one this year. the one last year went for £2,600, and the one this year went for £2,800. - oh. - so i think they're heading up. so i think probably you might reckon that its value is perhaps £2,000, perhaps £3,000 or something like that. the one the queen has-- her own one-- she cleans it and dusts it herself only. no one else is allowed to touch it. i had that from her herself. so look after this, won't you? otherwise the queen will be after you. ( laughs ) yes.

. >>> hey, tommy. tommy, over here. a over here, you creeper. hey. [ cheers and applause ]

and someone gave a copy to tommy kail, some mutual friends, john mailer and neil stewart. >> hinojosa: john mailer being the son of norman mailer. >> yes, and... and so he had two years with this cast album that i'd recorded, and he'd listened to it over and over. and so, you know, he... he said to me, "hi, we've just met but your third song needs to be first." ( laughing ) and luckily, you know, i think any young writer gets very precious about their material, but since it had... i'd had two year's distance on it i was like, "well, those are good ideas; what else do you have?" and that was the beginning of the process. >> hinojosa: the ability, though, to trust broadway to take this show-- well, off-broadway at first, right? >> oh, well, before that a basement in a bookshop. i mean, that's where.. >> hinojosa: that you would go to after... >> ...that's where tommy kail and i met. i mean, there were... it was literally a storeroom that they converted into a black box theater. it was being painted when we met in that basement. so this was not, "trust me to take it to broadway," this wa

chairman and president designer and co-founder of the tommy hilfiger corporate foundation, tommy hilfiger. [applause] it is a special honor to join the king family, the martin luther king jr. foundation, and the many dignitaries as well as my fellow americans in celebrating the legacy of dr. king's. . as i stand here today, i am reminded of what my father told me as a child, that there are two great men in this world -- mlk and jfk. at the time i understood this statement was significant but did not understood. and why. why as a grown man, a father, and a husband, i appreciate why and i appreciate the fact that these men were heroes because they held fast to their convictions. untraveled the path cann travel because they had a vision of a greater good. dr. king's message of equality inspired the mission for our corporate foundation when we started it over 50 years. ago ago. little did we know that soon thereafter, we would have the opportunity to contribute to something as powerful as this memorial. for many of us as a company working on this project for over 10 years has had a profound i

so it's tommy bowe, jim bo, stanley clayton, the young man from oakland. edith ruler who were -- worked as a secretary. admin two sisters from alabama. hyacinth rash and zipper adverts. he joined jones church back in indianapolis. and they joined in the 50s in indianapolis. when jim jones first started people's temple and was at the cutting edge of the civil rights movement they are. he was integrating his church. he was integrating lunch counters. he was going to hospitals and integrating hospitals. you know, they were really drawn to his message of equality. they saw him on television one sunday. to turn on the television, sun has integrated choir and this young preacher inviting people of all colors to come to his church. into them, it was a revelation. so they end up in jones town. so through the book, introduce you to these different people. hopefully become emotionally attached to them and you understand a little bit more why it was that people ended up in jonestown. you know, i think one of the hopes i have for this book is that it changes perceptio

. >>> tommy, tommy, you rolling, you creeper? [ cheers and applause ]

>> maryland, the vice president at grace harbor hospital, she says the surgical procedure used on tommy beams is donees hundreds of times a year and still being done after the accident. there is an investigation underway to see what went wrong in tommy's case. >> what happened, why it happened, and how to prevent it from happening again. >> grace harbor county, john, fox news. >>> i have a busy 24 hours ahead of you. >> by this time tomorrow night, we may be seeing our rain changing over to snow. it will only last three hours or so. we'll see what we can accumulate in that amount of time. might be enough to cover the grass. between now and then, we have a whole lot of rain to get through. some of you could pick up 2 inches of rain in the next 24 hours. what we have tonight, very light drizzle and some fog showing up, as you can see. not much showing up that is measurable. but let's go ahead and show you what is still to come. in two waves of moisture. it's moving up from the southwest and that will be here for the morning commute. plan extra time for that and tomorrow night, there will

joining us with those stories is tommy mcfly.r, tommy. >> happy new year to you, too. >> let's start with the tweet from kelly clarkson that created backlash from the followers. i love ron paul, and i liked him a lot during the last republican nomination and nobody gave him a chance. if he wins the nomination for the republican party in 2012, he's got my vote. too bad he probably won't. and she received a lot of backlash. >> was that 140 characters? that was long to me. people get in trouble on twitter all the time, and it's when somebody makes a political statement, and everybody says shut up and sing. >> well, people were feeling strongly about kelly clarkson. is it because she's a singer or because its ron paul? >> well, i interviewed kelly clarkson many times, and she does not care, she gives her opinion, which is so cool about her, and whether you agree with her or don't, she will tell you exactly what she thinks and stands by it. >> there you go. kirstie alley is calling for help into a campaign she is trying to launch. it'

i knew a guy name tommy. tommy used to work on the docks. union been on strike and it's been tough. i feel like he and gina are just living on a prayer. that's what these people are fighting for. >> amazing. i had no idea. >> what's up, tommy? go to bed. it is late. >> here is my theory, julie, shouldn't they start small rather than going after a port? shouldn't occupy wall street surround a lemonade stand and start scream ?g. >> at children. >> don't you think that would work? >> they might as well. they could protest outside our schools and the pre schools. they could protest on central park south. that is something they could do. the horses are dying. >> that's something worth while. >> i agree. >> i want to help. i just want to help. >>> from seaports to airports. do security drones need chaperons -- which is chap-rones? >> you wear chaps. >> they had a store called chap-rones. it was a half chaps, half pasta delicious diet meal. you could have the chaperones with a big bowl of pasta in your chaps. >> i like the beef uh roan knee there. >> a couple of new york lawmakers think so

tommy, hold this for me, would you? now, listen.f you're the guy to back the toilet, and you've got to plunge it, something like this is fine. right? yeah. but if somebody else backs up the toilet and you've got to plunge it, you're going to want to put a little distance between you and the victim. you want to get in there with a long handle. father-in-law. wow! don't get him in trouble. it's the guest plunger. take that off your nose. you know when you got an annoying little bug flying around your house? you can wrap up a newspaper, and you can whack him with a newspaper. you can even take a towel -- boom, get him that way. well, i've always used a hammer. i found a hammer, it works really well. but i found it did a lot of damage to the wall. you know, you can't reach up, but you can get it with a hammer, but you just... you'll put a dent in the wall. anyways, this is a kinder, gentler bug catcher. go up to him nice and slow, put it on there. a couple of pumps, it sucks him right up. oh, puts him in. well, yeah, it sucks him right

(tommy) oh, sí! ¿te quieres ver? quiero mirar. sí, quiero ver. ah! dios mío.ero mira la del ojo derecho, cuán prominente es, y cómo ahora desapareció por completo del ojo izquierdo. si no estuviera sentada aquí, no lo hubiera creído. qué maravilla! yo lo quiero. se ve genial. ¿escéptico? tiene razón. los fabricantes de productos para la piel reciben muchos reclamos. lamentablemente, pocas veces es posible medir con precisión su efectividad. no es así con youthology. los resultados son instantáneos. sabrá de inmediato que funciona. y el resultado, garantizado. me encanta youthology porque me ha dado los resultados que he andado buscando por años. se me quita la hinchazón, desaparecen las arrugas, y es rápido, y puedo ver los resultados en 90 segundos. y youthology ha hecho lo que yo ando buscando que es verme 10 años más joven. los cambios que he notado han sido bastantes. solamente te pones un poquito debajo de los ojos y ya se desaparecen las arrugas. es increíble, pero cierto. a mí me encanta youthology. simplemente porque sí funciona, es rápido, y es bien e

tommy! give it a shot!ars are very similar to the pair i use when i go bird watching. i'm organizing a trip this weekend. would any of you like to come? imagine sitting motionless in the middle of a field completely silent, waiting to get a quick glimpse of a bird that may or may not show up. uh... i have ballet class. me, too! me, too! don't worry. i'll be sure to arrange another bird watching trip that's convenient for everyone! super. well, anyway, congratulations, tommy! you are today's winner! huggy, show him what he's won! a gift certificate for a bird watching trip with beau handsome! that's it for today's episode. see you next time on... "may i have a word?" ♪ word girl narrator: listen for the words unusual and enchanted. what happened to the city?! mr. botsford: i don't know what you're talking about, becky. it's another great day here in chuck-topia. i'm not just king of the sandwiches. i'm the king of the world! ooh! rah ha hee! oh, no! what have i done? narrator: um, we're kind of starting righ

>> sí, tommy, para siempre. (tos). >> me fascinan las luciérnagas, son luces vivientes.? ¿dónde está la joya? dime. ¡oh, muy bien! eres muy listo, perrito. está bien, otra vez. ahora ¿dónde está? ¿dónde está? ¡perfecto! ¡muy bien, perrito! ¡muy bien! ♪. >> gracias. >> gracias. >> gracias. gracias. ¿dónde? ¡oh, muy bien! ¡buen perrito, eso es! >> ¡qué lindo su cachorrito! >> gracias. >> fue un tiro de suerte. >> es mi tiro de suerte. ya regresamos con ustedes ♪. >> ¡sí, mi tiro de suerte! ¡fluke te llamarás! (risa). >> no. no me siento muy bien, fluke. antes de irnos dormiré un poco. ♪. >> levántate, chiquitín, no dejes que te encuentren durmiendo aquí. la perrera manda ese tipo desde muy temprano a buscar sujetos humildes como tú. ah, ¿te escapaste de tu casa o simplemente te trata mal la vida? >> ¿puedes hablar? >> no seas tonto, soy un perro, amiguito. >> pero no estás ladrando, lo que me dices son palabras. >> es algo mental. es lo que yo quiero que sepas y lo que tú quieres que yo sepa, eso es todo. >> pero, pero... >> ¿alguna vez conociste a alguien que pudiera comu

my name is tommy. i am a singer. and i am a famous bloger from norway. we can get butter from the store, but i have it is inked that some of your comedians in usa are making fun of the fact that we do not have any butter products. do you know what the main ingredient is? butter. do you think this is enough for all that it will make in christmas? you don't know how it feels being without butter in christmastime. >> rob, he makes some valid points. we don't know what it feels like being without butter at christmastime. >> no, norway has changed a lot. it feels like penelope cruz has a very unattractive sister. >> look, i just drove across the country. we have plenty of butter in this country. we should send them some. >> it is like an airlift. >> we can send them some. we can send them a huge wal-mart and fill it with butter. >> lorn, this butter -- lor wen, this butter shortage is under reported. you are a news person. you didn't even know about this story. >> they are upset we are making fun of them, but the video proves there are so many more valid reas

[ding] tommy!d you can't move," and phil is indeed petrified. uh-huh. congratulations! you are today's winner. huggy, show him what he's won. it's an official word girl microphone. [gasps] phil, what's the matter now? i'm scared of public speaking. but you speak into a microphone every time you're on this show. oh, my goodness! you're right! that's it for today's episode. see you next time on... "may i have a word!" ♪ word girl narrator: psst! listen for the words "quandary" and "fidget." one fine day at the botsford home... t.j.: ladies and gentlemen, as you can see, i hold in my amazing hand an ordinary coin. mr. coin, we have never met before, correct? thank you. now, bob, if you will say the magic word... [screeches] [screeches] good trick, t.j. where's the coin? if bob will stop fidgeting, i'll show you where the coin is. the coin was in bob's ear! [screeches] bob, bob, don't worry. it was just a trick. that's right, because the coin is in becky's ear! t.j., that's the same coin you pulled out

as far as them, it is really tough on them. >> welcome home, tommy.betting this family has a lot of catching up to do. >>> those stories never get old. "cnn newsroom" continues with the one and only fredricka whitfield. >> have a great day. see you tomorrow morning. >>> shock and outrage now from palestinians following remarks from a republican presidential candidate newt gingrich. he said, quoting now, palestinians are, quote, an invented people. the remarks came during an interview on the jewish channel. >> i believe that the jewish people have the right to have a state and i believe that the commitments made at a time, remember, there were -- there was no palestine as a state. part of the empire. and i think that we have had an invented palestinian people who -- arabs and historically part of the arab community. >> gingrich went on to say it is