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well,the 3-year-old's name is tommy morrissey.call your short arm? >> nemo. >> reporter: tommy was born with a short arm but at just 18 months he picked up the game of golf and rarely lets it get far. >> tommy, when you go to bed at night, what do you put in your bed with you? >> golf clubs. >> reporter: no teddy bears here, but this little boy as a monster swing. >> keep it straight down the middle. >> nice ball, buddy. >> reporter: mom marsha right behind documenting it all. the para-long drive competition in mesquite is full of stories like tommy's. all are welcome, with disabilities from the birth, with prosthetics and the blind vying for a chance at the longest drive. anthony cannot walk but he helped design a wheelchair that lets him get up and play. >> it's all about learning to carry on again, working with a disability. and it's the ability, not the disability. >> reporter: every athlete here an inspiration to others, and probably better golfers, too. andre carrier helped organize this event. >> in a world where we're so c

and a western directed by tommy lee jones, "the homesman." we are glad you are joining us, the conversation with hilary swank, coming upright now. ♪ ♪ >>> the california endowment, help happens in neighborhoods. learn more. >>> contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> any role hilary swank takes on catapults her about awards. this time, she has two films out generating critical attention. "you're not you" with emmy rossum and "the homesman" with meryl streep. "you're not you" hits first. she's struggling with als, better known as lou gehrigs disease. you can see the toll it takes on her character. >> who is he having drinks with? >> al. >> tom said he saw evan walking. >> great. well, then, drinks means he'll be there all night, which means more time for us. >> congratulations to us. >> thank you. >> i'm just tired. it's going to be easier once you get stronger. >> i'm not getting stronger. please don't say that. i just hate when people say that. >> how is that for brutal honesty. >> right. i think that's the

it circles around a circus chimp named tommy who currently lives in a cage in upstate new york.ist and lawyer steven wise argued that tommy is being unlawfully imprisoned and should be released to a sanctuary in florida. tommy's owner disagrees, arguing he cares for the primate under strict federal and state rules. if they're successful, the case could lead up to expanded rights for other animals with human-like qualities. >> boy, he has a human name, a very good name. >> tommy, very fitting. >>> the beach boys 1966 hit "god only knows" has been covered countless times, but not like this. 27 top musicians, including legends, each contributed to one line of the hit song to launch the bbc's new music initiative. some artists include sir elton john, stevie wonder, one direction and pharrell williams. take a look at this. ♪ i may not always love you, but as long as there are stars above you ♪ ♪ you'll never need to doubt it ♪ ♪ i'll make you so sure about it ♪ ♪ god only knows what i'd be without you ♪ >> the song will raise money for the bbc's children in need campaign. some are ca

this is bad. >> seth: what's the matter tommy?u what's the matter we got a burlap sack filled with dead mice on our hands. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, no. what? what? >> yeah, i grabbed the wrong one this morning. this is my wife's. >> seth: why does your wife have a sack full of dead mice? >> for her job. >> seth: what's her job? >> she's a food tricker. >> seth: what's a food tricker? >> well, you know, she goes into the whole foods she goes up to the hot bar. she takes a dead mouse out of the bag, puts it in the couscous. brings it to the attention of the manager. hey, what are you doing? and boom, free coffee cake. [ light laughter ] see. food tricker. >> seth: i've got to be honest. i'm underwhelmed by everything you've showed me so far. >> you know if you called me like a month ago i could have got you a tiger or giraffe or a bunch of paint ball guns. but this is what you get. >> seth: you could have gotten a tiger? >> well, it would have been a rug, but i would have wrapped it around a dog so it looked like it was alive

that's tommy driving there. you see a gopro mounted where the mirror would be. keep an eye on that. that's going to become an important part of this video. boom, boom, boom, the gopro at that angle goes tumbling out of the car and you wonder what happened, how's the driver? now we've got the camera view of that gopro pointing right at the front of this car. and you can see exactly what happened. tommy on a bit of a clip putting down some good speed, but suddenly gets off to the left and then rolls, roll, rolls, rolls, rolls, rolls, there goes the camera that was in the rearview mirror position tumbling out of the car. lands perfectly and captures the most epic selfie right here as tommy gets out of his car -- >> that's amazing. >> it's a hero shot. >> yeah. >> the sun is in the background shining through, the smoke is dust from the car. he emerges and removes that helmet. this is a movie. >> all you need is like a helicopter coming over the top and it's a michael bane movie. >> ultimate selfie ever. >> going to miss this shot, nailed it. >>> a raccoon jumps on board a dumpster truck

the long drive competition is full of stories like tommy's. all are welcome.etics and the blind all vying for a chance at the longest drive. anthony cannot walk, but he helped design a wheelchair that lets him get up and play. >> it's all about learn to go car gary the game. >> reporter: every athlete here an inspiration to others and probably better fogolfers, too. andre helped organize the event. >> in a board that we're so consumed sometimes with messages that seem to be hopeless, this is an essential message of hope. >> we try again. >> reporter: a message tommy has already learned. already learned. >> one, two, three! >> got to hit a warm-up. >> reporter: on the next drive, it's time to strut his stuff. >> one, two, three! >> he doesn't know the difference of being out on the golf course and cameras being on him. he's just a little boy that likes to play golf. >> reporter: a boy playing golf who we can all learn something from. >> very cute. tommy's father said he had reservations about his young son being in the spotlight, but now realizes tommy's story

. >> chris: 27-3, tommy armstrong was knocked out. he wanted to get back in there.t that point. >> kirk: he's shown fight. the defense has shown fight the entire game. regardless of how this finishes for nebraska, now, this is something they can build on. let's see what happens here. >> chris: two-pointer again to cut the lead to three. spartans sure. ing around on the front. option look -- the late pitch to abdullah, but he's dropped for a loss and again, little bit of shaky execution on nebraska's two-point plays. they go 0 for 2 tonight and the lead is still five. >> kirk: cotton, the left guard, is communicating with the quarterback. he's looking over, what do we got here? all of a sudden, the ball snaps. he's still in his stance. it just didn't have a chance from the beginning. and i don't know if jake cotton, he's trying to get the call. you see armstrong lucky to get the snap. he's trying to tell jake cotton what the call is, or which way they're running the play. but there's confusion. the play really never had a chance. >> chris: that's the second time peli

a double ma second tommy, chemotherapy. christa also got tested and found she had the braca 1 mutation. she chose a preventive mass second tommy. >> we thawged we would bl able to wear a regular bra. >> they couldn't. that type of reconstruction can make breasts wider. >> i didn't go through to have implants put inside of to then have to way ex-plants on top. >> so the sisters did research, surveys. >> not to be able to put on a regular bra and smile -- it's something so simple rng the brag bra was born. >> the insert was built to fill out the apex and provide coverage for the reconstructed niples. >> it has side support. this woman also had a preventive double mass second tommy. she agrees getting used to the implants was tough. >> it's like these are my new breasts and it requires a different kind of bra than my old breasts. >> as for the sisters, this is for their mom and all of those out there who want to look good and feel good after a long and draining battle. >> our mission really is to empower women to dream again a

more ofant to see tommy's stories, go to wjla.com.if you have an event he should cover, send him a tweet. >> down, girl, down. with halloween a couple of weeks away, a parent in the denver area is being warned about candy made from marijuana. it looks a lot like the real thing and they want parents to be careful. a new public service announcement shows items for sale that are similar or identical to halloween candy. parents are warned to scrutinize the packaging of their halloween candy. your child is going to get should be in a sealed, professional, commercial grade. anythingld not consume in a homemade bag. >> trick-or-treaters are being urged to avoid unfamiliar houses and neighborhoods. seven is on your side with a consumer alert from whole foods. starting today, the grocery chain is raging its produce. fruits and festivals will be rated as good, better or best, based on these suppliers farming practices. flowers will also be classified. whole foods has nearly 400 stores in the u.s. and canada. meanwhile, giants will no longer giv

good to see you, tommy. tommy, tom. look at that. a nice autographed baseball.autiful. >> we got this thing here. >> jimmy: can i help you with that? all right. >> thomas has exemplified selfless heroism to help his fellow man. it is mre pleasure to proclaim that thomas and his family will be our guests at a dodger game next season and thomas will throw out the first pitch. [ cheers and applause ] from everyone in the dodger organization, thank you, thomas. you are a true blue hero and you have a great first name. >> jimmy: that is right. >> jimmy: we have one other thing for you. i know you're a truck driver, so, we made you a bumper sticker. put this on the back of your truck. ask me about the stranger i heroically pulled out of a burning house. all right? there you go. thank you, tom. thank you, tommy. >> true hero, buddy. >> jimmy: tommy lalasorda, everybody. one more thing. it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> regular guy telling mr. obama not to

well tommy a retired cirrus performer living alone behind a trailer park.nd a lawsuit filed on behalf of the non-human rights project saying tommy is imprisoned against his will. forced to live in a cage a loan with only a television set for company. and they want them to enjoy the same protection that humans do and fighting to take him from his owner and put him in a santuary. and a decision is expected in four to six weeks. >>> and the real truth, what cats think about dogs. a st. bernard puppy and cats going viral thanks to a video called dear kitten. >> dear kitten you may hear the dog refused to as a pup-pet, a training way of referring to it as a puppet. and let it eat all the dry food, it gets caught and put in jail. >> they really don't like dogs, i knew it. they don't call it fightin' like cats and dogs for nothing. and all take hits at the dogs. they will come back fighting. >> you better believe it. >> we love them all both equally. >> very good. very political answer. >>> and another check on the roads right now. >> and matt pellman in the traff

tommy is on a bit of a clip here, puts down good speed but suddenly gets off to the left and then rolls, rolls, rolls, rolls. there goes the camera in the rearview mirror position tumbling out of the car, lands perfectly and captures the most epic selfie right here as tommy gets out of his car. >> it's the hero shot. the sun is in the background shining through the smoke and dust from the car. he emerges and removes that helmet. this is a movie. >> all you need is like a helicopter coming over the top and it's a michael bay movie. >> ultimate instagram selfie movie ever. >> he was like, oh, no i'm going to miss the shot. nailed it. >>> the u.k. is a hot bed of crime but we also know the britts are kind of quaint so it's a hot bed of weird crime. >> a gorilla? >> not the kind you're thinking. it's actually an art piece. cue the dramatic music. we have one of 29 special gorillas that were created as part of an art project, a 3,000 pound gorilla which is about $6100. is it going to get hit by a car. maybe a comet is going to land. no. it's the u.k. passive/aggressive crime time because som

the 3-year-old's name is tommy. he was born with a short arm. the game affgolf and rarely lets it get far. >> what to you put in your bed with you? >> golf club. >> reporter: he has a monster swing. >> straight down the middle. >> nice ball, buddy. >> reporter: mom right behind, documenting it all. the drive competition is full of stories like tommy's. all are welcomed. all dying for a chance at the longest drive. anthony cannot walk, but he designed a wheelchair that lets him lay. >> it's all about working around the disability. >> in a world where we're so consumed sometimes with messages that seem to be hopeless this is a message of hope. >> we try again. >> reporter: a message little tommy has already learned. >> 1, 2, 3. i need to warm up. >> reporter: on the next drive, it's time to strut his stuff. >> good job, buddy! >> he doesn't know the different of being out on the golf course and cameras being on him. he's a little boy who likes to play golf. >> reporter: a boy we can all learn from. >> he's too young to join competitions just yet b

. >> three world tommy's ability crowd shines his disability. tommy was born with his short arm. he can hit a golf ball. tommy's dad drives home the message, keep trying, practice pays off, his son is among 60 golfers with disabilities teeing off in nevada. >> reporter: his swing looks better than ours this summer. [laughter]. let's go live on sky 6. this is the sun rising over atlantic city, you can see the oranges and the reds. looks like a nice, quiet morning around the delaware valley. over the next 24, 36 hours, the temperatures start to crash. 59 degrees in dewpoint, 54. the winds are light out of the southwest at 3 miles per hour. add 20 miles per hour to that number this afternoon. 29.672 inches, holding steady. 57 in millville. trenton, 53 degrees, the big story is this cold front that is not process of pushing through the western portions of the keystone state you can kind of see it right there. the moisture is trailing along that. it will slide east over the next 24 hours or so. that will you will mitt matily put -- ultimately put an end to our unseasonable mild weathe

insisting tommy loves the solitude.spected. saying he has color tv and receives enrichment daily and walls painted like a jungle. >> he's got a professionally-built primate area. >> reporter: wise doesn't believe tommy needs all human rights, just the right to not be imprisoned against his will. it could be in four to six weeks. animal rights groups looking at this, any animal has that argument about physical liberty, that everything should be set free. you were saying about the fish. you might have to let those fish go. >> i actually have chihuahuas. they would never turn to me. >> the leap to personhood to get better treatment. >> in this particular case. chimps, they're close to human beings. not declaring them human beings. i need to make that distinction. but personhood is person rights. lower courts have said no way to this. but if this thing goes through, this is a huge implication. all your pets have to go. >> and we have to be go too. we will be back. >> and we have to be go too. we will be back. ♪ ,with my cre

tommy menino was mayor of this city for 20 years. once in that time has anyone, and this is truly rare in american politics, did anyone get the idea that tommy has lost his personal connection, personal connection with the people who put him in office. when the people of boston came to him with help in something which was easy because he went from one public event after another on into the night, he did the follow up permly. no problem was too small because tommy menino seemed convinced no person was too small. if they came to him with a problem, it was important enough for them. that meant it was important enough to him. the boston globe took a poll several years back and discovered a majority of the people living in boston had actually met their mayor personally. menino was a liberal and marched on the city's gay pride parade. when massachusetts made it legal, he was proud to celebrate the first same-sex marriage in the city. in an era when it's not so obvious, the city's beloved, long time mayor showed the honor, the joy and the b

tommy in a squalid apartment. those two stories travel in parallel two thirds of the way through the book when upgrades, the threads break to become one narrative as tommy attempts to rescue this car and along the way the story of these 12 otherwise unconnected previous owners really to amount to kind of a portrait, more mosaic postwar america. so that is hopefully grounds you in the car enough and invests you in the cart enough in whether it is revived, whether tommy is successful in fixing it that the last chapters where he face a host of serious distraction and an fbi investigation and all sorts of other terrible things, economic collapse, you are invested enough that you don't care whether he finishes and at the ending carries a great bit of tension for u.s. to whether he gets to the finish line. whether he gets there i can't say because the whole ball of wax. anybody else? thank you so much for coming. thank you for braving the weather. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv coverage of the 2014 south

. >> this is tammy, this is tommy. and this is terisa.s been looking at this pitcher since they disappeared on thanksgiving day in 1969 and nearly 45 years ago. >> recently a friend of doubt reach out to a frequent guest on the doctors feel show. >> reporter: who was successful in tracking down the now grown children. she and i took the two youngest tam and terisa during the show. --tim and theresa >> reporter: but there are some tense moments. on the show. confronting her long- lost mom with her recollections. she has yet to see her oldest son tommy but she is hopeful that it will happen one day soon. she said she has not celebrate things given since turkeys were taken from our all of those years ago but now has a good rhythm good reason to give banks. --give thanks. >> pam: black friday shopping is starting a little bit earlier this year. macy's has just announced that it will open its doors at 6:00 p.m. on face giving day. just two hours earlier than last year creek >> pam: , according to reports target, calls and j.c. penney all open

check out this 26-year-old chimp named tommy being kept in a cage in upstate new york.roup known as the nonhuman rights project taking his owner to court to fight for his relief a wild and dangerous animal as a human. >> someone who is an autonomous and self-determining human being off to be a legal person who has a right over the habus corpus to get out of being held for his entire life in solitary confinement in a cage. >> well, the group's founder and attorney argues tommy is the equivalent of a human child and it can be assumed he doesn't want to spend his life alone in a cage. if the group's appeal is granted, they will argue tommy's case, again, in a lower court. let me know what you think about that one. >> talk about a gutsy way to ask for a raise. a portland man getting widespread attention after sending an e-mail to his boss, the ceo of wells fargo bank and copying not just one person, but 200,000 of his fellow bank employees on an e-mail. reading, in part, "my estimate is that wells fargo has roughly around 300,000 employees. my proposal is to take $3 billion

. >> this is timmy and theresa and tommy. >> every morning, i wondered where they were. >> reporter: she said she tried to find her kids but they were moved out of state. >> i had no way to find them. >> reporter: they were successful in tracking down the now grown children, reunited on the dr. phil show. there's some tense moments in the episode as she confronts the long-lost mom with her recollection. >> you don't remember pushing me in the bathtub and cracking my head. >> i never did that. >> reporter: she now has good reason to give thanks. >> i've never been happier. these are happy tiers, not sad tears. >> you can catch more tomorrow on the dr. phil show. >>> side car, the first ride sharing company allowed to legally work at the airport. >> reporter: the deal that was announced today means side car will be the first ride-sharing company that will be allowed to operate in an airport in the state of california. uber, lift and side car changed the way that people get around and those companies have ruffled many feathers along the way. can companies have complained about them sinc

. >> tommy proposed again. but all tommy does is propose, propose, propose.music room. he propose in the gym. all he does -- >> okay, layers, layers, colors, every actor is like, you know tax big box of crayola crayons, remember the big 164, you and everybody were like wow all of those crayons, use all of those colors to paint the picture, you just used two, three colors. >> thank you very much. >> hi, again, look at the smile first, okay? >> beautiful. >> and then let's see what you have. >> so, tell me this is not a set up. they are closing our schools. they are building prisons. they're shutting down libraries, our kids don't got no where to go. >> color, color, color. >> tell me this isn't a set up. they are closing our school. they are building jails. they are shutting down the libraries. >> patience, patients. >> you mean to tell me if i walk into a school they don't even know -- >> pace it, take a beat. >> you mean to tell me that at the front desk you got a child answer the phones. >> color it, bring it down. >> pace it. >> or is this a zoo? what are

abc 7 news. >> go, tommy. washington's road to the championship begins on friday. [inaudible] .aturday here at 7:00 on abc 7 >> funny you asked that question about his yard. it was in there. up, a scare at sandy hook elementary school. why students had to be evacuated today. >> it appears to be a real problem in northern virginia. dozens of office buildings sit empty. what is behind this real estate bust, next. >> solemn testimony for a man on trial for shooting a police officer in t >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> a forensic psychiatrist says in his 22 years of dealing with the criminally insane, [indiscernible] is among the sickest. >> the man is on trial for the attempted murder of peter lavoie. defense attorneys had psychiatrist testify. >> stephen tschida spent the day in the courtroom. -- he isn alexandria live in alexandria. stephen? >> we heard a lot from forensic psychiatrists thomas who testified about extreme psychosis and paranoid schizophrenia and delusion. this is the crux of the defense, that maintains the while bashir is com

former health and human services secretary, tommy thompson. we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much >>> and a big sunday for the nfl, but the fight may not just ob the gridiron. they can also be in the stands. we take a look at football fans who are out of control. what is going on? people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking farxiga and seek medical help right away. do

tommy and others for more than a decade opposed the mine and sees the e.p.a. as a participation saviour. there's nothing wrong with mining. one of things that a lot of folks point out is this mine is in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> in a lawsuit mine developers challenge the e.p.a.'s authority to act pre-emptively. that was thrown out, but developers promised a legal fight will continue, even if the agency stops the projects. >> complicating things, tommy and all alaskans face a ballot message giving senate the time say, possibility neutralizing e.p.a. action on this and other proposals. can we do both, preserve what's here and go into the grouped. >> we can. >> the pebble mine vote is confusing and ups necessary -- unnecessary, poll it sizing what should be a scientific process. >> it's hardly unfair for the state of alaska. for future job opportunities, it's an economically depressed region. >> pebble could provide 1,000 jobs and revenue. the same argument could be made for fishing. >> 2,000 permits and boats that can punish. four on each boat fishin

when we had the anthrax scare we had tommy thompson who took charge. what's wrong with having secretary burwell do it. >> maybe furwell but frieden has lost credibility. he said hospitals are equipped to do this clearly wrong. >> fine, get burwell. >> at the white house news conference this week josh earnst said this is before the appointment of cain said that the national security advisor was i understand grating the response. does that mean she is in charge? he said no not really. he listed all these other agencies. he said is there any one person in charge you? would expect him to answer the president of the united states and he didn't. >> i wouldn't expect him because on august 11st, this is what the president said about ebola. i wouldn't be surprised he can't answer that question. on august 1st he said in part, keep in mind ebola is not something that is easily transmitted. that's why generally outbreaks dissipate. not easily transmitted, how's come people in hazmat suits dr. brantly got ebola. on august 1st he doesn't even think it's very con tee

for more than a decade, tommy and others have opposed the mine, and see the e.p.a.s a potential savior. >> there is nothing wrong with mining, i think one of the things that a lot of folks point out, is that this mine is in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> in a lawsuit mine developers and the state of alaska challenged the e.p.a. authority to act preemptively, that lawsuit was thrown out, but developers promise the legal fight will continue. even if the agency stops the project. >> complicating things tommy and all alaskaians face a ballot measure that would give the legislature the final say on the project. possibly neutralizing e.p.a. action on this and future mine proposals in the area. can we do both? can prepreserve what is here. >> we with can. >> can we with in terms oif pebble mine? is that something -- >> absolutely. >> mining say the pebble mine vote is confusing and unnecessary. politicizing what should be a science based process, and could slow investment and development in the state. >> it is one of the most economically depressed regions. but the

>> tommy, and he actually goes by thomas, i think he is particular about it. >> thomas coin.day at the rodeo. out here, it is important to be a team, and by a team i mean it is every man for himself. you don't have to be faster than the bear. >> nice to meet you, mr. rowe. >> mr. mike rowe, please. >> they told you to wear shorts? >> i -- >> oh, you're going to bang up your knees pretty good. >> this is good, there are certain things we don't tell students to bring because it is not actually absolutely necessary and if you suffer a little bit without it, next time you go out in the field you always make sure you have it. >> sure, builds character. >> i had a military teacher here for a while, he said there are two ways to learn, pain and humiliation. so really, you're starting with the fundamentals and immersing the students. >> yes, surviving is about the mcgyver, you are never going to be able to have all the gear and equipment you want on a day hike. so in order to be able to improvise effectively, you have to have a complete understanding of the fundamentals. you have to

i'm tommy i work at the housing rights committee i want to make a few points about buy outs first of all, it's clear it buy outs are de facto evictions we at the housing rights is committee see tenants coupling with letters from their landlord and basic the letter he says either you accept the buy out it's you usually kilo low bye like $3,000 low under the ellis act either accept it or we have no choice but to the do the ellis act it's an inundation trying to pressure people into getting the buy outs their scared a they're to losses their homes, etc. and take the buy outs buy outs are out the control we see it we have the credit claim e housing clinic we have everyday people coming in that have been offered a buy out vooernl or through a letter or some kind of threat they've been offered a buy out there's a lot of buy outs going on their outside the radar we had count evictions we don't count those the threats against immigrants they've been threatened to be resorted to immigration this legislation will bring the butte buy outs under control and duty u cut down open 0 this in the cit

. >> is it all good with you that we put on the internet, tommy's release all good with jeb bush? >> if you look at where we are we are in a really good spot. >> if you are jeb bush or one of his advisers, what is the temperature you take on the conservative movements view on those issues? >> well, it would have been strange for congressman scott alise to come out and express his opposition to a nominee. they might have been more vocal about the notion. those are really problematic for me. he could do any of that, there was no throat clearing. i thought it was pretty good. >> our full interview with congressman scalise and the hispanic vote can be found right now. >> very intriguing. sarah silverman is out with a video in which she decides to get a sex change operation. the joke being if women become men, they will make more money. there is nothing in this video that makes us uncomfortable. we edited out all of the language that could be objectionable for a pg rated cable show. >> oh hi. women will be cheated out of 11,000 dollars every year. >> that is about a four minute video.

councilmember tommy wells decided to hold a hearing to explore those issues after his own experience. there was a question about his license plate but things quickly got tense. who can't all down with the man in handcuffs. that they have raciallyims of motivated police stops paris >> i've been pulled over so many times, i can't remember how many. we know this may be the last time we get to say anything. another spoke of being pulled over after police thought he was driving a stolen car. >> no one stopped to ask me if i had an id so they could find out the car was registered to me and i was the rifle owner. i was dragged out of the car kicking and screaming. tonight in a news decades-old murder investigation. the fbi confirmed it plans to exhume the body and alabama in connection with the search for william bradford bishop. bishop is accused of killing his mother, his wife, and three children back in 1976. he has never been found. tomorrow police will exhume the body of a john doe killed in 1981. we will have updates on this developing story. the family of the sheriff's deputy who moni

give me tommy, give me lorie. [clapping] guys, here we go, top 7 answers on the board.uckles] we asked 100 men, name something you might like about living life as a woman. [ring] tommy. >> have my own breasts. steve: have my... [cheering and applause] yes! yes! yes! yes! yes! i can have my very own breasts! [laughter] [bell] [cheering and applause] pass or play? >> we're going to play, steve! steve: they're going to play. [cheering and applause]

big game for tommy terrific. we pick it up in the third. it's already out of reach for chicago.nife -- nice arm. that was one of five touchdown passes for tom. pats win 51-23. it looks like the skins defense will try to shut down the running game tomorrow. the marco murray is lightning quick. sometimes he forgets the ball when he's running. he fumbled them at times in seven games. sevenr times in games. he almost rushed for 1000 yards. he is not planning to slow down for monday. >> [indiscernible] now you get one-on-one coverage. talking baseball, just when it seemed like game them of the world series would go down to the wire, the giants unleashed the bats last night. the third.p of omar infante hits a grounder right up the middle for a base hit. scores, and sodas mike moustakas. brles would have an early lead after that, but the giants would score 10 unanswered runs. pablo sandoval lines one up the middle. there comes buster posey. giants take a game four, 11-4. that ties the series a. four of the world series. how much more fun cannot be? there is nothing better in the world.

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tommy chong was like -- [ tommy chong impression ] "wait, we switch partners?hought you we changed wigs, man." [ laughter ] some more tv news, shonda rhimes, you know shonda rhimes -- [ cheers and applause ] creator of the hit show "scandal." very, very smart. she was asked about how she deals with big egos and divas on set, and she said, "i don't put up with b.s. or nasty people." good for her. you know what, we have a diva who works here, and i'm tired of putting up with her b.s. so rose, i've had it with you. you're fired. yeah. [ audience ohs ] >> [ bleep ] you fallon! >> jimmy: what? >> oh you suck -- you suck, and you always sucked! >> jimmy: get out of here! and don't let the door hit you on the way out! >> oh, don't worry, i'm leaving, you little [ bleep ] face! [ laughter and applause ] you got a lot of nerve kiddo! i've been in this business longer than you have! >> jimmy: okay, all right. go on. >> alright. >> jimmy: go on. keep walking. get out. >> i can't believe all -- come on, roots, come on. well, [ bleep ] you, too! >> jimmy: hey, get out of he

tommy cheung. as you just heard there, the protesters are choosing to step back a little bit, regroup, get their energy levels back up. but if the authorities make any bold moves here, they will come back in the thousands. lucy, back to you. >> babita, thanks for the latest from hong kong. but how involved has mainland china been so far? let's talk now to the editor of the bbc's chinese service raymond lee who is with me. how much of a hand did beijing have in terms of orchestrating the official response in hong kong? >> i think so far, it's quite difficult to say, because we haven't seen any of china's leaders coming out by saying anything or commenting on what's going on in hong kong. even more interesting is the top china official in hong kong hasn't come out either. which is quite unusual, because normally, if anything happened in hong kong, he would actually come out to say anything. so i think it's fair to say beijing has been trying very hard to not -- you know, coming to the front line and

the favorite weapon for gang land shootings was the thompson sub machine gun other wise known as the tommy gun. it wasn't very accurate at long range but gang land shootings tended to be close up and personal. when this began to be perceived as a gangsters weapon, it led to the first gun control legislation in the united states. today you and i can't own one of these which is probably a good thing. >> reporter: oddly mobsters never got ahold of the liquor trade in san francisco. at la roca's the former owner vince la roca told me why. it seems that al capone came to san francisco to look over the possibilities of doing business here. la roca's grandfather and other liquor makers explained to capone that he would not be happy here. he took the next plane out. >> we took care of our own. we didn't want people to come in here and interrupt the nice people we had going here. >> reporter: the attitude toward prohibition was one of benign neglect. >> i don't think they saw it that way. they were breaking the law. nobody was really you know, it was doing a little service. you weren't hurting anyt

[ laughter ] [ tommy chong impression ] "i learned how to tango in prison, man." [ laughter ] did yous hear about this? this is great. last week a a spokesman for the taliban accidently revealed his location after he sent out a a tweet that showed exactly where he was. [ laughter ] you know the secret service is like, please don't let him be in the white house. [ laughter ] it's been a rough couple weeks. it's been a bad two weeks. oh, my gosh, please. that's right, the spokesman for the taliban revealed his location after he sent out a a tweet that showed exactly where he was, or as he put it, "uhh -- it was throwback thursday?" [ laughter ] "i said 'death to america' like ten years ago?" [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. i saw that the eiffel tower just installed a glass floor that lets tourists see what's going on hundreds of feet below them. yep, it celebrates france's favorite pastime, looking down on people. [ laughter and applause ] "you filthy americans." and finally, with reports that the new iphone 6 is bending -- people are saying it's bending if you sit on it. yeah. so sam