willard -- willard garvey didn't know how to keep it short. some of you in toward that as well but he was a faithful rotarian for 50 years and this was his quote. you could usually find him here without bail on monday. if he was out of town he often made a point to visit with the rotary clubs like we had today and around different cities in the united states. he really loved rotary and all the speeches he had, and gave an awful lot of speeches at rotary. this group gave him the service above self award and was something that meant a lot to him. i want to get an idea who you are dealing with, in case you thought you new willard. i came to find out he was many things to many people. the book tried to capture many facets of his epochal life as willard was a man of epic ideas, epic ambitions and at the achievements. when friends asked me to tell them a story, going back east about a man i was writing about, i didn't know how to describe it quickly so i told him he was a sophisticated forest gump character who witness stand experienced key moments

yet years after willard's death, he believes both he and wichita have lost something significant. willard had enormous resources and they could've taken in egypt have, noting that garvey purposely chose to focus on the minutia of local government. the former mayor can still go willard's voice that tells me so depressed him and other candidates to sign no tax pledges and how he always, always spoke up about his mistrust of government and was a passionate defender of the freedom. and wichita he was a good citizen, bob said. and i think of something we need to take away. in wichita, the name garvey is brandished on buildings, athletic facilities and a host of educational facilities and programs. willard garvey to the service above self model too hard and whether you agreed or disagreed with him, i think there's a lesson in there all for us. take you for your opportunities become and thank you for the interest in this book. [applause] >> don't waive those fingers. does anybody have any questions backs don't waive those fingers at me. [laughter] no questions? spent i think he did an ex

dax willard is general manager at willard sports shop in tahoe city and says their business is focused around winter sports, but is making the best of a dry season. the lakes been beautiful, the weather has been nice and sunny, not exactly what you're lookin' for when you're tryin' to sell a pair of skis, but we're makin' the best of what we got here in tahoe. a lot of the activities that are usually dormant right now because of the winter time are very active and doing very well because people are still coming up and looking for something to do. the snowpack in the lake tahoe area is 21% of average for this time of year and forecasters point to more dry conditions on the horizon. but that doesn't stop tahoe residents from being optimistic. things could change very quickly in tahoe too, we could get six foot storms that drop six feet of snow, changing things very rapidly. we're talking to the high of heaven all the time...but so far it hasn't helped yet. in tahoe city california, ky sisson, first business news analyst says it's possilbe smaller independent ski resorts may face the thre

and if i remember right, john willard or something like that.on john willard in a white mustang. >> information we have on the subject is a young white male well dressed, possibly in a late-model white mustang north on main street. >> it was already too late. the police dispatcher, vince hughes. >> main street was not cordoned off for probably two minutes. >> the first instinct had been to cordon off the lorraine hotel. most shootings involve arguments at close range, so police raced toward the victim, and precious time was lost. >> in the 25 years i spent on the police department, that was the only occasion i can remember where we had a sniper. >> murders committed by complete strangers are incredibly hard to solve, unless the killer makes his own mistakes. not only did that rifle have ray's fingerprint on it and no one else's, this empty shell casing was in the gun. one shot had been fired. ray's fingerprint was also found on the binoculars he bought, on these beer cans in the same bundle. even that day's newspaper which told readers where kin

steven willard jr.d to 70 months in prison for the robbery, while robert mccallie gets 12 years for the dairyland bank robbery and for robbing another bank in the area. >> it's not until afterwards the shakes start coming and you really realize the gravity of the situation you're in. >> since the incident, warden peery's dash cam video has been used as a training tool for other patrolmen. >> now when i sit back and i'm reviewing it in a training situation and with other folks, i have mixed feelings. i understand that those decisions had to be made and it had to end up the way it did because of frenzer's actions. but it still doesn't take away the fact that there is sorrow there. you had to take another person's life. >>> coming up, a police precinct ambushed. when "caught on camera: shots fired" continues. [ mom ] with my little girl, every food is finger food. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth. and it's cli

and i shall dub thee "the captain willard." all right. did you maggots load the chickens?icipated, will be a challenge. refrigeration of any kind is impossible. >> okay. well, i'm psyched. my dream has finally come true. blocked by officials? this could be months. okay. let the probing begin. >> now, how do we do this? >> let's get under way before they figure a new tax to levy on us. our trip down river will take us some 120 kilometers even deeper into the jungle. but instead of kurtz and his ivory horde, a crumbling belgian research center with a shadowy past awaits us at our destination. it's the turn of the century map, so kisangani was then called stanleyville. leopoldville would be here. >> 3,000 kilometers or something like that. >> a long way to go, and we're taking a full ride. >> that's what we're doing, right? >> all the way to the atlantic? >> you didn't tell them yet? >> i don't think we have enough spam, gentlemen. a half day's journey down river, there's a local dignitary we've promised to visit. >> there's the chief who is coming down. >> we arrive, late. b

s are coming to the big apple thirty year old brooklyn native willard ling is set to introduce the first big client a.t.m. in to new york city and after scouring locations linda has decided to rent has been coined a.t.m. so the owners of a bubble tea shop on third out and twelfth street in the east village however state regulators with the department of financial services are expected to hold hearings later this month to discuss big going and until rules are drawn up as to how they should be regulated wings a.t.m. will sit in his apartment a well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. after the financial crisis and most acute phase following the demise of lehman brothers in october of two thousand and eight two thousand and eight scuse me central banks around the world led by the u.s. fed began a program of quantitative easing now here we are whereby a central bank buys private sector assets with newly printed reserve money is said to have helped overcome the financial crisis now the question is at what cost was this overcome

s are coming to the big apple thirty year old brooklyn native willard ling is set to introduce the first big client a.t.m. in to new york city and after scouring locations linda has decided to rent has been going a.t.m. so the owners of a bubble tea shop on third out and twelfth street in the east village however state regulators with the department of financial services are expected to hold hearings later this month to discuss big going and until rules are drawn up as to how they should be regulated wings a.t.m. will sit in his apartment a well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. after the financial crisis and most acute phase following the demise of lehman brothers in october of two thousand and eight two thousand and eight scuse me central banks around the world led by the u.s. fed began a program of quantitative easing now here we are whereby a central bank buys private sector assets with newly printed reserve money is said to have helped overcome the financial crisis now the question is at what cost was this overcome

i have a head as big as willard scott's. >> it makes it easy for your mouth and nose to be in the glassdifferent tasting experience. >> let's see. >> the big one is much better. >> it really is better. >> i'll carry the big. >> you've been saying you've been drinking wine out of the wrong glass. i do too. i've been drinking out of wine tumblers. that's the worst, right? >> how expensive is this kind of glass? >> a great stem is often about $50 a stem. just because it is for one glass, but though it is an investment up front, it is still dishwasher safe, unleaded, still practical to have. >> you can put an inexpensive wine in an expensive glass. >> like the best version of itself. >> the other thing we're talking about -- >> you want to talk about stem ware -- >> i love this kind of glass. they don't break as easily. >> it can be helpful. the problem with stemless, as we're talking about, if you hold the glass like that, it is heating up the glass of wine. >> can't just put an ice cube in there. >> not recommended. >> you can. >> my grandma used to do that. >> we have to scoot. we can't

willard lucas has spent 29 years at isp. >> i'm in here for kidnap/murder.h my old lady and i blowed my top. and i kind of hurt him. i've got to be here until i die. i got double life and i got to stay here until i die. and hopefully i can stay right here where i'm at. but there's a lot of us in here doing multiple life that won't ever get out. and i'm one of them. >> open table. >> open table. 11 in the corner. >> calvin holmes has been in prison for 25 years. >> i have a total of 102 years and two life sentences. i was charged with bank robbery and murder, first-degree murder, and habitual criminal mdn. i shot a man and burned him up in the car after i had shot him. >> as a younger man, holmes tried to escape from prison twice. >> i was 26 years old and was determined i didn't want to die inside these walls. now i'm 51. i'll be 52 this year. so age and time slows a person down, changes your perspective, attitude, and i've come to accept the fact after several attempts that i can make my life hard in here or i can make it easy. and now i look in the mirror

al chose willard.ie chose a man facing als with amazing courage and savannah profiled her uncle pierce. mine was someone i admired from the time i was a kid and was lucky enough to get to know as an adult, mohammed ali. >> tamron is in the orange room with a topic a lot of people will be looking up online today. we're talking about hang over cures. who's guil >>> all right, we continue our look ahead at 2014 with the world of pop culture. josh, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> let's talk about early 2014, movies, oscar buzz. what do you think is going to take home the statue? >> the oscars are march 7th. they're late because of the winter olympics. you're probably looking at "12 years a slave" versus "gravity." it's got a huge amount of buzz. in terms of best actor, you have tom hanks for captain phillips competing against the star of "12 years a slave." robert redford is being talked about. it is big. >> can we just give it up for hollywood because

willard scott. >> are we lucky? or are we lucky?he great social ladies of the district of columbia for many, many years. happy birthday as the wheel of life spins on. april, may and june. mae and she is mae coleman from oaklawn, illinois. 102 years old today and she loves to be a socialite. walter crenshaw who is a handsome man, winner of the congressional medal of honor. we salute you, sir, and wish you a happy 104th birthday. can you believe that? margaret utterback, she's from suffolk, virginia. 100 years old today. and she loves to get her hair done. she and the girls go out and have a big time. that's one of the top things in her life. gerry bassler. 100 years old today, and he was a deck officer in the navy. sister mildred boeh. she's been a none for 81 years, she's from baden, pennsylvania. that's it, back to new york from washington, d.c. >> all right, willard. thank you. and how would you like to live a long, happy and healthy life and get stronger and smarter with age? natalie met a woman who might hold the keys to the fou

and now back to new york. >> all right, willard.golden globes on sunday night? [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> we are gearing up for a party here in los angeles. for sunday night's golden globes here on nbc. the stars will be out in force. but who will win the coveted awards? here with his predictions, dave carter. host of "front-runners" on fandango. are you ready to go out on a limb? >> i am. egg on my face maybe on monday, but we'll go for it. >> we won't remind you. wait, yes we will. best drama. what are the contenders? >> a two-way race between "12 years a slave" which got the most nominations and also "gravity." i think "12 years of slave" because it has the big sprawling cast, i would give that the edge, but also th

. >> somewhere willard scott is smiling on you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >ong and strong. >> there's your book there. check it out. it's fantastic. >> coming up, do youo you thi p winning team? if you are, stay tuned. warren buffett wants to give you $1 billion for doing just that. yes, we said $1 billion. find out how to collect straight ahead. >> you got to be perfect. >>> want to get married. one state wants to force couples to take a marriage class first. is that the government's job, telling you how to act like a good spouse in? oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on progresso.com. which 4g lte map has the most coverage? this isn't real difficult... pretty obvious to me. i'm going to have to verizon. verin. that's right! the choi is obvious. verizon's superfast 4g lte network is over three times larger than any other 4g lteetwork. now get one, two, or even three-hundred dollars off a new smartphone depen

. >> never, never snicker at you willard, thanks.r losing weight and keeping it off. joyce bowers, registered diettician and nutritionist. who better to give us the tips? >> hey, good morning. happy new year. >> a lot of people say this is it. i stick to my diet resolution. how many people made that happen? >> surprisingly, a good percentage. i don't think people realize that. therer three keys to success. the first is having a positive attitude. then setting smart reasonable goals and lastly forgiving yourself when you slip up. shake it off and start fresh the next morning. the quebecer that you regain control, the less damage you are going to do. >> so don't give up after one day? >> no. >> we mentioned little things. you have to have managable goals. that's a part of ma we will be doing with this new series. >> it's called 60 second skinny. literally. i have one minute flat. this is intense, to deliver as many clever strategies as i can to help people lose weight and gain control. today is all about cutting back on carbs. the brea