somebody with a name like tommy. had to get around the state to get people to know me. i also knew that the election in 64 Ãb484, was going to be a crucial one. the republicans in the assembly only had 40 seats. i went to the convention, the republican convention, people were asking are you going to run for governor against tony earl in 86? i said only if i can increase considerably the number of seats in the assembly. i still remember tom loveless and tony earl saying they like me but they said tommy comey made a terrible mistake. it had the press that tommy thompson is putting his stake running for governor by increasing the number of seats in the assembly. so i went around and i had three beautiful charming women with me. one was bobby benson from portage, who was representing the republican party. she always wore these flamboyant hats. remember when you go to the kentucky derby all the big hats? she had a hat for every occasion. like this. she went around and she would fly up and hobby be was the caucus chairman,

how can you run for governor with a first name like tommy. let's face it. it doesn't give you many great deal ofow confidence with a name like tommy. but anyway, i knew i had to get around the state to get people to know me and i also knew that in the election of 64 or 84 it was going to be crucial. republicans in the assembly only have 40 seats. only had 40 seats.. and i went to the republican convention and people were asking are you going to run for governor against tony and 86, and i said only if i can increase considerably the number of seats in the assembly. ice will remember tom and tony earl saying they liked me but tommy, you've made a terrible mistake. it hit the press tommy thompson is putting his seat if running for governor by increasing the number of seats in the assembly. so i went around, i have three beautiful, charming women with me. one was rb benson who was representing the republican party. she always wore these flamboyant hats. remember when you go to the kentucky derby, all those hats? she had one for every occasion like this. she wen

>> it went to tommy. we have photographs of tommy in the hospital. tommy in the operation. i met tommy. this slurred my family, too, talking about cancer victims in my family that the doctor was assisting. let's talk about me. i have an operation for spinal stenosis in 2008. i have had pain enormous taking medicine the doctors created has relieved the pain. trish: the same doctor you are referencing? the same doctor. trish: in your view the reporter is someone who should be questioned because you believe this information which was untrue, but the story that's been told here was actually told to him by mueller's team. >> mueller's team is investigating everything about me. they want to find a crime. my attorney put the reporter on notice today that he is now a witness that will be in my criminal complaint before the department of justice on mueller's special prosecution efforts and in the $350 million lawsuit that we have in the federal district court. a hearing will be held on that january 3. trish: they said mueller's team didn't leak. they were iron qulad. >> they leak li

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.ace that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint

>> it went to tommy. we have photographs of tommy in the hospital. tommy in the operation. tommy. this slurred my family, too, talking about cancer victims in my family that the doctor was assisting. let's talk about me. i have an operation for spinal stenosis in 2008. i have had pain enormous taking medicine the doctors created has relieved the pain. trish: the same doctor you are referencing? the same doctor. trish: in your view the reporter is someone who should be questioned because you believe this information which was untrue, but the story that's been told here was actually told to him by mueller's team. >> mueller's team is investigating everything about me. they want to find a crime. my attorney put the reporter on notice today that he is now a witness that will be in my criminal complaint before the department of justice on mueller's special prosecution efforts and in the $350 million lawsuit that we have in the federal district court. a hearing will be held on that january 3. trish: they said mueller's team didn't leak. they were iron qulad. >> they leak like a s

here we see a connection you know another interesting connection to tommy between tommy robson israel is of course middle east forum and you know director of middle east forum gentleman called greg roman a former employee of the israeli foreign ministry and the israeli defense ministry and middle east for of course fund the. legal fees and also the free tommy campaign and protests which of course had people chasing police down the street wednesday is another silent march for grand lots of news about toxic soil and other elements but the papers and the media particularly fascinated by the pulling activities of a group of people on november the fifth what did you make of the ground for the legacy what i think the really important thing here is not to deemphasize the recent victories that have been had by the campaign so number one was the victory and particularly you know we can attribute it to go ahead he who is a member of the bereaved in the community who tirelessly since the fire took it point himself to lobby the housing minister which changed i think about three times but eventual

in this muslim dominated country, tommy is from the christian minority. and on a day he should be celebrating, he's busy picking up pieces of his retirement plan. translation: i was with my guests when i saw a huge wave that went over the yard. i shouted, "this might be a tsunami". i asked the people to move up to the second floor and then the next wave came in so quickly, the guests who were in the lobby, were dragged all the way to the road. the government has now turned its attention providing relief for thousands of people who have been displaced. several such centres have been set up to collect food and clothing. leading the relief and rescue operations in this region is commander, rico sirait. he says progress has been difficult. the challenge will be mostly because of the weather right now. it's rainy season, the end of the year. we try hard to still keep searching the shore. the special forces have been jointly conducting rescue operations with the national search agency across all the affected regions. we have been following the rescue team for t

. —— tommy robinson.march tomorrow. —— tommy robinson. i would have gone on the counter march but i am ready frightened of these bugs. let's talk about wrexham. may i commend you both for not talking across each other. —— let's talk about brexit. let's look at the telegraph as best we can. we can read the headline but we can. we can read the headline but we cannot read the text so we are going to have to risk around it a bit. me losing grip as party is rocked by resignations. —— theresa may losing grip. we know about pps, will quint has stepped down, after a long line of resignations, because the cannot support the withdrawal agreement that is going to be voted uponin agreement that is going to be voted upon in tuesday. he is a veryjunior minister, the pps is the lowest rank in the ladder. 0ver minister, the pps is the lowest rank in the ladder. over the last six months, we've seen borisjohnson, david davis, dominik raabe, esther mcveigh, though. when you start losing cabinet minister is, it becomes reada

five days after bonnie and tommy gave their swabs, a match was made.mains were found in her truck, not far from her house. what does that knowing-- >> bonnie wehe: we-- we-- >> whitaker: --do for you? >> lisa wehe: --know she's been found. >> tommy wehe: it's on the road to recovery. i don't know if you can ever say we'll ever recover from this. but it gives us peace of mind to know that we can try-- >> bonnie wehe: but she's been found. >> tommy wehe: --to get some closure. and that we have found her. so that-- >> bonnie wehe: yeah. >> lisa wehe: she's not going to be missing forever. >> tommy wehe: no. >> whitaker: the camp fire destroyed just about everything in paradise. after fires like this, nature has a way of rebounding. e queson is, can paradise? >> honea: on the morning of november 8, there was a thriving community. and in a matter of hours, it's wiped out, it's gone. >> whitaker: how do you recover from something like this? >> honea: well, when that happens, i'll let you know. but, we have a long road ahead of us. >> reporting on the campfir

tell me about tommy. >> yeah, so tommy is a four years my junior.as very interested in this topic that we talk about, about the implications of technology and the fact that more of our lives are moving online. he was really interested in that before it was the talk of the town and before it was the cool thing to be into. so he worked at the electronic frontier foundation, which is a very storied nonprofit around digital rights and digital privacy and things like that. and he now works for a nonprofit called tor, who produce less or privacy-preserving software. it is especially used by journalists and stuff like that. i think he is the one to watch, really. he is taking a very different tack on this stuff. emily: he was born with cerebral palsy. i'm curious how that impacted your relationship as a trio? >> it affected the whole family environment. as a kid, growing up, whatever circumstances you grew up in, you consider normal, right? and for him, and for our parents and for us, it was sort of very no-nonsense. ok, this is a disadvantage or sort of a

a few kilometres away, tommy manangka was supposed to have a busy christmas, but it has turned out to be empty. his beach—facing resort was shattered when a strong wave from the sea powered its way through these doors on the night of the tsunami. in this muslim—dominated country, tommy is from the christian he is busy picking up the pieces of his retirement plan. translation: i was with my guests when i saw a huge wave that went over the yard. i shouted, "this might be a tsunami". i asked the people to move up to the second floor, and then the next wave came in so quickly that guests who were in the lobby were dragged all the way to the road. the special forces are stilljointly conducting rescue operations with the national search agency across the affected regions. we have been following the rescue team for the last hour, and they have been going from one beach to another, trying to sift through the debris to look for more survivors. but there are still many people that are missing. the team is still optimistic and hopeful, even though they realise that this has been a year of disast

now, here there is an edge, in a sense, that a far—right activist called tommy robinson is here, yous of course which he denies. we will be looking out to see what happens later today. 0ur correspondent james waterhouse is with the counter demonstrators march and we can join him now. what sort of numbers do we think are taking part in that protest? i think we are looking at no more than a couple of thousand, if one is to make an estimate. it is quite the cauldron. it‘s not as simple as a pro versus brexit, pro—brexit versus andy brexit demonstration. the main gripe amongst this group of protesters that is the central character in the other march tommy robinson. as far as counter protests 90, robinson. as far as counter protests go, this is quite large in size, you can see everyone has gathered here on whitehall. 0ver can see everyone has gathered here on whitehall. over the top of the stage people have been given speeches and playing music, there is a piece barrier police have put in place ceiling of the senate asked and on the other side you‘ve got parliament square were the other m

tommy did what story, didn't get picked for that.you're planning your new year's eve, we have rain on the way. not today. look at this gorgeous sky out there. the sun is coming up. just at 7:26. a little while before the suns coup. you can see the sunshine. i'll tweet that picture out. beautiful. d no rain today. we had over an inch of rain yesterday. no raintooday or rrow. rain on monday. new year's eve. lingering showers. for the most part we'll dry out then. you c see no rainut there right now. we have rain down to the south and east. for the most part, dry as high pressure begins to build in. any weekend activities you need to get done, traveling, a lot of people traveling as they maker th plans. quiet weather. a system with snow in the pacific northwest. and down by theulf of mexico, rain. that arrives for us on monday. temperatures looking good. redskins game, hopefully we beat philly andeep them of the playoffs. not too bad. temperatures in the mid 40s. th next four days today we're drying out. mild. tomorrow we're mild as wel

reporter: a few kilometers away, tommy was supposed to busy christmas. but it has turned out to be emy. his beach-facing resort was shattered when a strg wave powered its wathrough the doors on the night of the tsunami. in this muslim-dominated country, tommy is from the christian minority, and on a day he should be celebrating, he is busy picking up pieces of his retirement pla >> i was with my guests when i saw a huge wave that went over the yard. i shouted, "this might be a tsunami." i asked the people to move to the second floor. the next wave came so quickly that guests were dragged all the way to the road. reporter: the special forces are still jointly conopcting rescue ations with the national search agency across the affected regions. we have been following the rescue teams for the last hour. m they have been going froe beacftto another, trying to si through the debris to look for more survivors. there are still many people missing. the team is optimistic and hopeful even though they realize that this has been a year of disaster forndonesia. the

tommy. -- did not surprise tommy. many were arrested ,or order charges, public order as opposed to more formal criminal charges. so the simple answer, if you have not thought about it too much, what are people arrested for, because people commit a crime. when you commit a crime, you are arrested for it. but that does not take into thatnt a lot of things stand between committing a crime and being arrested. at of them is most people all times of american history, most people that have committed crimes, violent crimes, property crimes, have not been arrested. we have not had a clearance rate that has been something like 50% . so when you commit a crime, even a violent crime or a property crime, which even those crimes that are recorded, which many crimes aren't, the clearance best, 20%ways 30% at wherever you are. when you do commit a crime, chances are is you will not be arrested for the particular crime. that's even assuming the clearance rates assume that the person being assigned the crime

her performance in the blood donor with tommy hancock.fabulous into something greater than was originally foreseen. well, originally foreseen was never a word we knew the meaning of because in a way it always evolved and developed. originally, joanna lumley‘s character was going to be the... it rolls along and you think that the show doesn't really work otherwise, sojune and everyone else came into every episode loud and clear. what did june whitfield bring to those roles that made them such a success, made her so popular with so many viewers? she was a good, nice person. she was like your mum, or your auntie. you related to her. you thought yes, ok, that's edina's mum. i believe she doesn't really know what's going on in edina's world but she's prepared to make the odd quick sarcastic remark that will take edina down to size. make the odd quick sarcastic remark that will take edina down to size! thanks forjoining us. my pleasure. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the inde

this evening is a little special, it is a day for tommy to receive his allowance. >> if tommy woke upuld be an aging baby boomer receiving benefits from a social security trust fund that is more than $2 trillion in daft. my pretending to his aches and pains with medical marijuana, not legal in 33 states. he might see his childhood friend are legally married almost half the mommies in the u.s. are not. he would see the u.s. population increasing through immigration because native born parents are not reproducing enough to sustain their numbers. immigrants willing to work for pay raise, some americans involved. demographic realities are imposing wrenching change on the two political parties. democratic party moving left, one post my millennials are more positive about socialism than they are about capitalism. critics say that as no surprise for a party that has cultivated dependency. >> the left likes people being attached to government program. they think those -- we are the party of the governments. if we have orders attached to programs, they will stick with us. >> that while the har

in this muslim—dominated country, tommy is from the christian minority.day he should be celebrating, he's busy picking up pieces of his retirement plan. translation: i was with my guests when i saw a huge wave that went over the yard. i shouted, "this might be a tsunami". i asked the people to move up to the second floor and then the next wave came in so quickly, that guests who were in the lobby were dragged all the way to the road. the special forces are stilljointly conducting rescue operations with the national search agency across the affected regions. we have been following the rescue team for the last hour and they have been going from one beach to another trying to sift through the debris to look for more survivors. there are still many people that are missing. the team is still optimistic and hopeful even though they realise that this has been a year of disasters for indonesia. the president has ordered the installation of a new advanced tsunami warning system. in a country which has been prone to natural disasters in recent years, this could hel

prior to his election, tommy and his father owned and operated pure drug company in tomorrow kinsville, contract c -- tom kinsville, kentucky. he served on the board of community act of southern kentucky, monroe county water board, monroe county board of health, and several other significant boards and committees over the years. in his free time, judge willet enjoys spending time with his two sons, daughters-in-law and four grandchildren. on behalf of the first district of kentucky, i congratulate judge willet on his years of service to monroe county and wish him many years of continued success in the community to hich he has given so much. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize my friend, clinton county judge executive richard armstrong. i'm grateful for his efforts to better the lives of first district kentuckians through his service on the lake cumberland district board of directors and his involvement with numerous community organizations throughout his career. as one of clinton county's prominent community leaders and advocates, he has prioritized industrial development and spurred econ

independence and now sing to his amazement which they say traps in the tommy robinson a far right activists and founder of the english defense league is due to address protests says outside downing straits. where those protests as a gathering often them on nuns in the name of what's happening there on the streets . it is a very very large demonstration this is pretty much the tail end of it we're talking about several thousand people through the center of the city there heading towards downing street of course the seat of the british government this is a cross-section of the political right here in the u.k. and it is a very broad cross-section we have seen some ultra right wing movement see we've seen white supremacist groups we've also seen common or garden nationalists as well members of the u.k. party u.k. independence party of course who were incredibly instrumental in pushing for that all important e.u. referendum several years ago that party is now somewhat collapse into political infighting it no longer has any m.p.'s in parliament today he mentioned that will also keep figure out to