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

tommy, the game is looking unbelievably ugly today. tommy: this is an ugly side, but you couldn't look at it and say the glass is half-full. finally, something is going to happen. we have spoken about this several times and we have known something is not right. we find out that we know that the authorities are looking into it. and the fbi goes after you, that is the end of the story. katty: how deep is the corruption? has it surprised do? tommy: it is unbelievable, the figures they are throwing out. someone in new york had to the below apartments in trump tower one was $6,000 a month and his cap was living there. -- his cat was living there. if you listen to the fbi and the irs, the one thing that they are trying to put across is that this is just the tip of the iceberg. it will start flowing. can you believe that this has gone on, and sepp blatter was not stupid that he didn't know anything was going on anything, or he was smart enough to distance himself completely? he is in an ivory tower and everything else is crumbling around him.

kenyatta is openly gay and tommy was openly straight. it seemed to me that their friendship was truly platonic but very bonded. they were obviously an amazing support system for each other. >> we mainly came across each other going through the struggle. helping each other out and stuff like that. you in here by yourself, you're going to have to look for somebody to confide in. mainly they got to be on the same level as far as thinking and outlook. >> i love him. love him to death. that's about the only one i can sit down with and have a real conversation with. >> kenyatta, he a deep individual. i like to see how far i can go with arguments, conversations, debates, and all that. and he put up that fight. >> people probably suspected their relationship was something other than what it was. but from my observation, it was truly a platonic friendship. >> people got their own opinion about me and him. but then you know, everybody got their opinion. as long as it ain't true, then why put up an argument? if you put up an argument, that's showin

there is tommy. >> i love the little shout out to tommy there. harry looks so excited about it.is moment, so did foo fighters who dave credits helping recuperate from heart surgery some years ago. the band played their song ever long over show clips, and what would the late show be, the final late show be without that famous top ten list? this one was was recite by a long list. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely difficulties a appointing, series finally. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> it had to be said. >> we did not mention paul and cbs evening orchestra but he called paul as good a friend had thaw can have in television and as good as a friend you can have in life. that is a sincere thought there hard to believe it has come to an a end of course, fun did not stop there. we should mention this there was an after party actually, and several stars stopped by for that including many staffers of the late show, they have been around for many, many years

. >> tommy clayton had a lot to look forward to. he just landed a job out of school but the day before he was supposed to start he was shot in the head and he's been at this hospital here ever since. >> hi, son. good morning. >> reporter: every day for the last two weeks shameka thomas travels from vallejo to be by her son's side. this is tommy clayton today. this was him just a few days ago. >> it's hard. it's really, really hard. >> reporter: doctors saved tommy's life after being shot in the head but they couldn't save his eyesight. shameka says her 19-year-old son is now blind in his right eye. >> every time i'm in the room with him he's like mom he didn't even know me. why did he shoot me? i can't explain. this world is crazy. >> reporter: he just had gotten hired to look after elementary school kids. he was on his way home asleep on the muni train when a man who harassed a female passenger allegedly chose tommy as his next target. the stranger rammed in to tom

my family has owned and operating tommy's mexican restaurant in the outer richmond it will be 50 years in september. so i grew up peeling poi tea toes cleaning tables, and the values of hard works, responsibility not complaining, but seeking solutions to problems that is my dad. he would tell me what the solution is this problem. and making sure we always gave back so i went to local schools like st. monica's, where my sister is on the board for the school, we always made sure, when there was a festival my parents, would send enchiladas, or gave back to the community in one way or the other. i am lucky to work for the government if not all of my life to be a permanent employee of tommies when you are in a family business, you are always in the business. i had the pleasure of the last five years i'm an appointee of the obama administration, director of the intergovernmental affairs for 4-and-a-half years, and was appointed to be the regional exceptive representative in that capacity, it's interacting with our stakeholderses and issues of the department including minimum wage talking abo

one was tommy reiman. >> i've been something pretty dreams.ot of killing in my dreams. >> it's estimated one in five vets who fought in iraq or go afghanistan suffers from ptsd or dregs. one in six has an issue been substance abuse. tommy got help with all those treatments in court. >> i come in, you salute the judge. i thought that was really unique. because it was instant sign of respect. i respected him for saluting me. >> there are now 220 military treatment courts across 36 states. a judge in buffalo established the first one in 2008. when a veteran is arrested for a nonviolent crime his or her lawyer recommends the military treatment court. many are sent to rehab. others get help with housing and job placement. they're all mentored by other vets. >> there's something to be said about average mentor in court where here's a guy another veteran to look you in the isay "you need to man up." >> the program demands accountability. >> make sure that you communicate with your case manager and provide her -- >> if the vet completes it, which ofte

thanks tommy. it is 6:51.orthwest street will be shut down for the weekend. >> and the redskins use their first pick to help protect the quarterback. we're back after this. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> i'm nikki burdine live in baltimore. it's been two weeks since the death of freddie gray and now the streets of baltimore are still in unrest. today though, everyone here is hoping for another day of peaceful protests. we know several protests are planned for today. one specifically outside the jail but we're standing outside right now. the cvs and now a peaceful protest which is what everyone a homing for today. that's the latest in baltimore, i'm nikki burdine, delia? >>> i'm delia goncalves live outside the courthouse here in upper marlboro. the movie theater bottle bomber will head to court here in just a bit. later this morning. he will learn his fate. his name is manuel joyner-bell. only

the stranger rammed in to tommy who then took a swing at him. that's when the shooter fired one shot. >> he didn't even know my son. that's why i'm really angry. >> reporter: day s later police arrested an 18-year-old for attempted murder and found the.40-caliber gun used in the shooting that will haunt them the rest of their lives. >> when the police arrested the guy they said did you know this guy? he said no, i never met him and i didn't know him. just take me to jail. why did you have to pull out a gun and shoot my son? why? you didn't even know him. >> and it will be months before tommy can leave this hospital. doctors had to remove a part of his skull because of swelling to his brain and when he finally does get home he'll need care 24 hours a day. that suspect is expected in court this friday. live in san francisco maria medina kpix 5. >>> san jose is the latest big city to ban filling of outdoor swimming pools. some local businesses are already feeling drained. pool companies tell our len ramirez if this keeps up they will go under. >> w

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tommy, i knew you would call it like you saw it. i tell you something, until the money starts getting pulled. until coca-cola says what tommy smyth said, it ain't going to happen. good to talk to you, tommy, thank you so much. >> take care. liz: there is an old saying on wall street among traders. we mentioned it quite a bit, sell in may, with choppy market action over the last few weeks is now the time to buckle down and get to work and stay in the markets. ask the experts, get right to the floor show, traders at the new york stock exchange, rob hackel, i would have expected the market might freak out and see this as a negative when we got a very, very ugly gdp report. the expectation is to see 8/10% shrinkage. we saw 7/10%. what's going on with the psychology into join? >> you said 7/10% lower on gdp. expectation was a little low. you break apart the gdp numbers, it comes down to manufacturing and industrial is a weak area, consumer sentiment, consumer numbers are strong, up 1.7, 1.8%. somewhere around there. you're seeing a stron

we have this saying at tommies, on the board f you live in san francisco, don't forget how lucky you are to live here. i told me colleagues when i first got to washington, they said how long are you staying here, i said i'm leaving soon they said my god, you shouldn't be saying that, but for me san francisco is like the center of the universe it's great to be a part of it with all of you, thank you. [applause] >> welcome aboard. public comment on item two? seeing none, public comment is closed welcome. can we have item three, monica? >> approval of minutes of the january 21, 2015, special commission operations commission meeting draft minutes and march 24, 2015, commission on the environment regular meeting, packet, this is a disdiscussion and action. >> this is kind of a bittersweet moment because folks may not realize this is the last time we're going to be reading the minutes prepared by the amazing monica fish. and i don't want to -- i know it's not agendized, as we do this and monica has done this work for so long, she has bb the hardworking for all of these years, so we're goin

if you buy it as a gag gift you actually -- [ no audio ] i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9. >> thank you, tommy.at. >> it's all about marketing at the end of the day. >> branding. >>> it is 6:51. do you google when you need to look up a local business? >> coming up, why the web giant says that's having an enormous impact on i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> i'm delia goncalves live at the wilson building where the controversial police body camera program takes center stage at city council. the city council already slashed the mayor's proposal by about two-thirds. the mayor had requested 2400 body cam

tommy mcfly is covering that in the 94.7 fresh fm studios.good morning, my friend. [ no audio ] >> reporter: good morning, guys. very special day here in the d.c. area. by the time you leave the house to get to work, the flame will already be on its way from the washington monument athrong three different trails along the 48 contiguous united states on its way to l.a. for the global games later on in july. this is very special because the olympics -- the special olympics run the torch pretty much the same way the olympics run the torch all across the land giving people a front row seat from all across the nation just what incredibly vibrant people, people with intellectual disabilities are. the special olympics started right here in potomac at yunis kennedy and sergeant shriver's house and it's incredible to see how it's grown ever since. if you want to follow along this morning, there are three different routes and three different athletes making its way across the country. follow me at tommy mcfly to get all of their handles or you can get

tommy joins us live in the 94.7 fresh fm studios. >> reporter: good morning.e played the white house pi anna. get -- piano. get this. >> the white house piano is in the lobby of the white house. it's this giant kind of wooden -- i think it's cedar but it's got these giant eagle legs to it and i sat down and they said, you know, sasha and malia will be coming back from school any minute. would you mind singing a song. so i sat down and sang paul simon's "america" at the piano for them and their grandmother. it was really a very, very cool things. they had their backpacks and starbucks. oh, manual, these are just -- man, these are just normal girls. this is great. >> reporter: he will be at constitution hall september 14 and he has a new album out called "stages" which features superstars like kelly clarkson. i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9. >> what a nice perk, even if you have to live in that fish bowl at the white house. wow, very nice. thanks, tommy. >>> today ten young geography wizards will compete for a college scholarship and a trip to the ga lap goes ie -- porti

in the 94.7 fresh fm studios, i'm tommy mcfly.k to you guys. >> tommy, thank you. >>> today former virginia governor bob mcdonnell makes a last-ditch effort to stay out of prison. >> plus, a new stop on rushern baker's school-to-school tour to >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live at metro center with good news. all trains are back up and running, very different from what we experienced yesterday with delays all over the place starting in the morning and then closures ending last night as late as 10:30 when smoke filled a tunnel and then we also had a power outage here at metro center. but once again things are back open and running no delays so report so far. back to you in the studio. >> reporter: i'm delia goncalves. right now virginia's ex- governor bob mcdonnell getting ready for another day in court n. about two and a half hours his defense attorneys will appeal his corruption conviction. mcdonnell and his wife, maureen, were sentenced earlier this year but have been free pending appeal. some suggest that means the judge finds

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. >>> bay area children got a chance to race in the annual tommy smith youth track meet. friends and family were there to cheer on the young athletes. >> to keep our kids healthy, keep them off the streets, give them educational background on health and wellness. and i think the service has been done. >> smith was a gold medalist in the 1968 olympics. along with john carlos gave a historic and controversial black power salute on the podium until mexico city. dave clark was also there at the event. he's the king of the selfie. here's a picture of dave and the legendary tommy smith and he posted this photo on his facebook page. i'm going to head there to look at the other photos. >>> hundreds of men slid into high heels this weekend until sacramento and it was all for a good cause. participants of walk a mile in her shoes were trying to raise money for domestic abuse victims. the previous record was set in indiana with 967 men. there you go. not clear if yesterday's race officially beat that record however. we'll see. >> some of them are pretty good. >> they walked pretty w

. >> a's pitcher jered parker trying to come back from tommy johns surgery and got hurt. off the side. he goes down immediately writhing in pain. parker was rehabbing after his second career tommy johns surgery no word yet on how serious the injury may be. last night, logan morrison of the mariners hit a walkoff homer to beat the yays. they don't do pie time in seattle like the a's. it's the garbage dump. courtesy of nellsen cruz. -taking the gatorade bath to a new dirty place. an ugly place. we don't want that. >> all new low. >> still -- style points not very high up. >> i'm going to focus on this how to be a winner. >> be brilliant at all the little details. >> that's all. thank you, larry, thank you for watching. that's all the time we have now. the warriors are on next. enjoy the game. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the j

tommy smith was there for the name sake event. >> to keep our kids healthy and off the street.onal background on health and wellness. and i think the service is being done. >> smith was a gold medalist in the 1968 olympics. along with san jose teammate john carlos gave that historic and controversial black power salute on the medal podium. dave clark was there. king of the selfie. we wanted to share that picture of dave and the legendary tommy smith with you. >> i loved meeting him and learning a lot from him. >> nice. >> great things. >>> time is 5:56. we'll take a break and we'll be right back. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. (music) hey! let me hel

did tom brokaw -- was he ever bad tommy brokaw or little tommy brokaw?to time. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> actually, things went very well. i went through high -- i came out of high school as a whiz kid. and then i completely went off the rails for a couple of years. i thought beer was food as a a matter of fact. [ laughter ] then for two years, i went to university of iowa, back to south dakota, dropped out of school even, for a while. and uh -- can't say i was having the greatest time in the world, but i -- there were certainly no rules that i was paying any attention to until a woman that i had known since we were 15, who was kind of all everything in south dakota. by then she was ms. south dakota. she was the most beautiful and accomplished woman in our little circle. wrote me the nastiest possible letter you can imagine saying, "don't show up any more. i don't want to hear from you anymore. no one can understand what's going on in your life." and it was a big turnaround for me. i thought, you know, if meredith can see that, and we were jus

. >>> tom brady makes his first public comments on the deflategate scandal and tommy mcfly takes us inside a brand new bakery in the district. the news starts right now. >>> we're as happy as that little guy was because we're looking at this beautiful sunrise. good morning. welcome to a.m. i'm andrea roane. we're in for a warm day. >>> but still weeks away from the hurricane system, we have a tropical system on the way. we want to start by asking how much rain are we going to be seeing from from this subtropical storm? >> not much for sure. we are going to see a better chance on sunday but really for areas south. that's where you get the better of the chances. really through richmond and points south, that's where the steady rain is going to be. i'll have more details on your weekend forecast but let's take a look at ana as it heads well off shore of the carolinas. we are going to see a nice day. we're starting off a gorgeous sunrise as andrea mentioned. 65 degrees. we're headed to the lower #s on once again -- lower 80s once again. 57 for front royal. we do have some dense fog once again

. >> before the show, harry want me to introduce his buddy tommy romano, tommy, right there.here is tommy. >> well done. >> he also gave it up for foo fighters last night and dave credits with helping him recuperate with heart surgery. they were all clad in tuxedos very nice, playing everlong one of their famous songs over show clips. lots of memories to go through. of course, what would the late show be without that famous, top ten list, there was a very long list of celebrities to recite this one lets take a listen. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finally. >> dave, you are to comedy what i a am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh , no. >> bill murray. the fun actually continued in an after party at museum of modern art guests including ray romano who credits dave with his successful career on television, steve martin made an appearance alongside several staffers including the just saw, a long time stage manager, biff henderson who made many appearances on the

>> tommy, right now his thing is martial arts. they teach him is how to injur me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and now he literally jumps out and surprises me. i have to be on guard at all times. he's like keiko. did you ever see "pink panther"? >> jimmy: "pink panther", yeah. >> he will leap out and attack my genitals. [ laughter ] and i actually -- it got serious and i had to have a sit down -- have a talk with him and say, you know, you can't use your powers of martial arts. only when your life is in danger. you can't do this against normal people. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he kind of got it, but i want to show you. can i show you real quick? >> jimmy: you have a video of him? >> imagine that dude coming at you and attacking your testicles. >> jimmy: hiyaa! >> that's tommy, dude. >> jimmy: that is a good kid right there. that is a cool kid right there. oh, my gosh. he's going for it. >> don't mess with me. i will unleash the tommy on you. >> jimmy: and the older one? >> sammy. sammy is eight. >> jimmy: what's sammy into now? >> sammy's supe

officer tommy norman joins me now from little rock.d pleasure sir, to have you on. >> thank you so much for having me. >> did you have any idea that killer mike was following you daily instagram and using you as an example of, you know what community policing should be? >> no, ma'am. and when i heard the news about killer mike i was honored. we were honored here at the police department. it was a big surprise. >> well i've looked at your instagram page a bunch. i was texting with mike about this over the weekend. he's like you've got to talk to this guy. i said you're right. i've looked at the photos. i've looked at your videos. why do you do that? why do you share these images? why is this so important to you? >> i want to start by saying the north little rock police department is led by chief mike davis, a man of high integrity. he sets the bar high for his officers. he expects nothing less for us to go out to the community and make a difference. i'm honored to do my part in making a difference in the community of north little rock.

today tommy smith visited our area. >> smith has fought for racial and social justice.s4's shomari stone got his take on the baltimore protests this week and the charges today against those six officers. >> how can one react? put a smile on your face and thank the system for doing its job. >> reporter: tommy smith is pleased six baltimore police officers have been charged in the death of freddie gray. >> i think that decision is a decision that has been looked forward to for a long time. >> reporter: it's been a long time nearly 50 years since this american icon took the stand for civil rights. at the 1968 olympics, the gold medal champion shown in the middle raised a clenched fist to protest racism. he shared his story with students at charles herbert flowers high school in prince george's county. >> it was a cry for freedom. i was devour24 years old. i was in texas seeing my father taunted by the system, by the white man, knowing it was wrong but what could i do then? i didn't know how to challenge wrong. this was my way of giving back. >> reporter: he admits the coun

augusta georgia democrats tommy. hi tommy. >> caller: how are you all doing? thank you for taking my call. >> host: go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: my question is what party calls for regulation and what party calls for deregulation and? that's all, thank you. yes it was a very good question tommy. financial regulation shouldn't even be a partisan issue. frankly attacking the american people from a disastrous calamity by the economic records caused by 08 shouldn't be partisan. the 23 million americans who were underemployed in january of 2010 they were republicans, democrats democrats, independents independents, atheist, partisan independents atheists, partisans it didn't matter. economic records doesn't care about party affiliation in there for protecting this country from that shouldn't have anything to do with partisan politics. unfortunately the way the system in washington works is partisan politics and unfortunately the way partisan politics works is campaign finance too often so you have a massive amount of money coming from wall stre

. >>> >>> it was the annual tommy smith meet.ends and family were there to cheer on their athlete tommy smith was on hand for his name sake event which he says includes more than just track and field events. >> to keep our kids healthy. keep them off the street. give them some background on health and wellness and i think the service is being done. >>> smith was a gold medalist and along with sean carlos gave that historic and controversial black power salute on the medal podium in the 1960s. >>> new details about that drunk driving crash that killed a mother and her baby daughter. tonight we learn more about where that drunk driver was coming from before that crash. uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the market again... but uh, i...oh...i actually tried the online thing... which uh, i dunno. i, i guess i'm just hoping for a caring and nurturing relationship, you know, one th...one that's going somewhere. uh, like i, i take them where they're going and they buy me chevron with techron. i mean, yeah, you know, what can i say, i

>>reporter: kelly smith was an officer at bart for almost 20 years when her husband, detective tommy smith was killed in the line of duty, shot by partner officer michael mays when the two were doing a probation search at a dublin apartment. >> if you're lucky to find the love of your life, hold onto it. i did, i cherished every moment we had. >>reporter: we interviewed kelly the day after her husband was killed, and now more than a year later we are hearing from her again in the form of a lawsuit filed against the bart board and bart police department, accusing deputy police chief ben farrow of ignoring officers' requests like tommy smith's for more training in high-risk building and probation searches. in a letter personally written to bart, kelly smith said "my husband knew he was not properly trained on building searches. my husband said to me, if anything happens to me, i want you to sue the blank out of bart and farrow. my husband's words will stay with me forever. juliet goodrich, kpix5. >> officer mays, the man who shot tommy smith is also listed as a defendant. >>> a powerfu

tommy, right there. there's tommy.t 'em, tommy. >> reporter: summing up his legacy as only he could. >> the people who watch the show there's nothing i can do to ever repay you, thank you for everything you've given me everything. and thank you again. >> reporter: and with his favorite band the foo fighters there to play him off. ♪ >> reporter: one final farewell from a late night legend. >> who for the last time on a television program, thank you and good night. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, the end of an era. >> funny but heart felt. >> i was just asking have you guys ever brian williams on? guests? >> yes and you're scared out of your wits but he's so great. >> you are very cold. very cold studio. >> he has a warm heart. >> tommy had a great time. >> very sweet. >> he wasn't scared. >> ginger you got this tornado behind you. >> yes, one of 26 reported severe storm reports. we've got it here. you can see the video of that tornado in tennessee but that's not what we're concerned about necessarily. it's the flash flo

here is my first question, tommy. let's imagine a hypothetical world that a pakistani brigadier general who was from the area was a walk-in, came to the americans and said i want some of that reward money. here is where he is. he's in abadabad let's do this. no one would be able to come forward and say that at any point. official denials of that aren't particularly persuasive because you in the white house rightly would never want to expose this source if it were actually true. >> i think as a general matter that's true chris. nearly every detail of what happened has been disclosed. hersh asserts this is a source that came to us coughed up bin laden's whereabouts and then was in the united states. why then would you have to concoct the most elaborate ruse in the history of the united states to cover up for the safety of this individual if he was in the u.s.? and, by the way, why would the pakistanis concoct a story with us completely humiliating to their leadership? it doesn't make any sense on its face. >> you're say

are you tommy shillue from the dairy barn? i didn't know you were tommy huh slew from the dairy barn. it is all coming back to knee. it is all coming back to me. >> i just said we weren't cheating the corporation. you are allowed to pull out of the franchisee which is what we did. we had the belies swrerd and we called it the blizzird. that's how they pronounced it. >> sweet copy write infringement. >>> joanne, you were scoffing at katherine. you go to dairy queen and i think it qualifies because it takes a half an hour to get a hamburger. >> i think this is a graphic instance of letting the market decide. >> exactly. >> thng they will rec -- i think they will recognize they are not profiting off of this. the kids are crying for the sodas and the adults get them in adult soda. it is in the kids' meal. >> they are getting pop every scuns in awhile and get -- getting there all the time you are probably letting them drink beer at home anyway. >> it is for special equations when you are out and after the softball game you want to

tommy smith, the olympic legend, was there.al background on health and wellness and i think the service is being done. >> i love tommy smith. he was a gold medalist in the 1968 limes and along -- olympics and along with john carlos gave the black power salute on the olympic medal podium in mexico city that made history. i had the pleasure of being out there with tommy smith yesterday in berkeley. i took this photo with tommy and learned a lot about that very historic time and enjoyed the kids performing as well. >> lovely photo, dave. >>> a waitress in topeka is getting a lot of likes because she turned down a tip from the governor of kansas. well, while waiting sam brownback, she sent out an urgent facebook plea asking what to do. she decided to tell him to give her tip to the state's public schools and crossed out the line for the receipt and wrote, tip the schools, besides it. she did not say how the governor reacted. but her facebook post has been -- shared -- has been shared 1200 times. >>> sal, one more time before we go,

the tommy smith youth track meet on the university of california at berkeley campus. friends and family were there to chief them on. tommy smith was on hand for his event that includes more than just track and field events. >> keep them healthy, off the streets, education on health and wellness. service being done. >> smith was a gold meddest lain the 1968 olympic -- medalist in the 1968 olympics. >>> the new organizers of the bottle rock festival are working on ways to keep traffic to a minimum. 30,000 people are expected to attend the festival starting may 29. carpool, take a bus, ride a bike or walk to the event. organizers say 4,000 cars will need park each day which will cause traffic backups. they say anyone with a ticket will be able to ride a bus for free. >>> looks like great weather for the festival. let's check win our meteorologist mark tamayo. cool? >> that is the plan. in the meantime, the cool down over the past couple days. the fog making a come back out there. you notice it tonight and first thing monday morning. right now you can see lots of over cas

what i wanted -- this is not about poor tommy has cancer. it is about what i went through with all the resources i had. >> you had more resources. >> i was on the board of mayo clinic. i could pick up the phone and get whoever i wanted to. what i learned is that you really have to get proactive and manage your case. i happened to have in my family an extraordinarily gifted emergency room physician in jennifer brokaw. she became my consigliere. she was on the side looking in asking the right questions, telling me there was somebody else we should be talking to. i suggested, see if you can find a doctor who can just be the interpreter, the ombudsman for you and don't forget to ask questions when you're dealing with specialists. however gifted they may be. they welcome it. and be honest about your own condition. my team kept saying, you understated your pain. i have a high tolerance for pain. i said pain is three on the scale of ten. i had four fractures in my spine at that point. they said, we needed to know that. there are lots of dimensions

tommy. tommy: what about reports the train was hit by foreign objects?ter: heidi not have complete -- i do not have complete certainty about two trains. i am aware of a report about one train that has nothing to do with this incident at all. different place, different train. nothing to do with this tragedy here. that might have been stones or rocks. nothing to do with this incident. kate: at the previous press conference you believe the engineer was injured but was speaking with investigators. mayor nutter: i need to correct something that i said earlier. train-going folks, you think of the conductor as the person in charge of the train or driving it. that is incorrect on my part. it is actually the engineer. the engineer drives the train and the conductor deals with issues of ticketing, customers, etc.. first, i was incorrect earlier when i gave information about the conductor when i actually was talking about the engineer. ,he engineer was injured received medical care, was then interviewed by the philadelphia police department, and made whatever state

tommy... you cheating (bleep). why! you got four super bowl rings.'re married to the biggest supermodel in the world! your face -- your beautiful face! is a wonder of symmetry a platonic ideal of beauty that can survive even the stupidest of haircuts! (laughter) how you doing today, pal? yet even with these dopey (bleep) haircuts you're still so hand system i would (bleep) the hole in your chin. (applause) sorry. i would! but you, my friend stood up there in one of america's most sacred places, the podium room before super bowl week and you lied to us! >> are you comfortable within yourself that nobody sunday on the patriots' side did anything wrong? >> i have no knowledge of anything. i have no knowledge of any -- >> are you comfortable nobody did anything wrong. >> yeah i'm very comfortable saying that. >> jon: first of all, looks to me like you're hiding someone else's head underneath your hat (laughter) but i'm glad you're so at ease with your own devious mock inations. i can't believe you had as gronk said the nuts to say that. why don't you jus

. >>> and tommy mcfly introduces us to beer for dogs. the news starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning to you. welcome to wusa9 at 6:00 a.m. we're in for another steamy day with another round of evening rain so buckle up. i'm nick giovanni. >>> i'm buckled and i'm debra alfarone. larry millioner is here with traffic but we'll begin with the buckling and weather and allyson rae. what's going to happen out there? >> it's not going to be as bad as yesterday. yesterday was a washout for some and others a quick passing shower. we got an inch and a half of rain for some areas. first let's take a look at your michael & son camera. cloudy skies. it's warm and muggy. as far as any flooding issues are concern, we have an area of flooding for anne arundel county, prince george's county and also howard county. that's near the patuxent river till 6:30. then things should go away by then. 73 degrees. just minor flooding along the river banks there. temperatures are into the upper 60s. 37 degrees in d.c. -- 73 degrees in d.c. we're headed back to th

during a recent event at a a restaurant called tommy's country ham house in south carolina, presidentiale ben carson delivered a speech right after he lost his front tooth. which still left him with more teeth than everyone combined at tommy's country ham house. [ light laughter ] he actually lost his front tooth. which explains why he said under his leadership, americans would be entitled to "life, liberty, and the purthuit of happineth." [ laughter ] some news out of washington. you guys remember those secret service agents that crashed their car near the white house? remember that story? well yesterday, a report found that the agents were more likely than not drunk. [ light laughter ] yeah. the secret service agent responsible for the accident denied hitting the fence. he said -- [ slurred ] "this thing is getting blown wayou knowy out of proportion. we didn't crash into the fence. that fence crashed into us. it totally come out of nowhere and i was like, 'surprise! i'm a fence and i'm gonna crash into your car.' and we were like, 'whoa! cool! a talking fence!' [ laughter ] but then t