carson. (quick footsteps) no, no, no, not now! (chuckling softly) you never told me you went to those meetings. i never told you i didn't. and what else haven't you told me? all i know is i can't stay here. not for long. you must. and so must i. and you must let the baby be born here. you're very free with your musts. but i will not be free with our child's chances. we need peace and safety. downton can offer us both. robert: god in heaven... "earl's daughter speaks out for women's rights." what? "in a letter to this newspaper today, "lady edith crawley, "daughter of the earl of grantham, "condemns the limitations "of the women's suffrage bill "and denounces the government's aims to return women to their pre-war existence." you said they wouldn't print it. well done. that's most impressive. don't say you support her. of course i support her, and so do you, really. when you've had a chance to think about it. so i should hope, anyway. (groans) what do you think, carson? i would rather not say, m'lord. anna? yes? there's quite a pack

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my real name is carson. he refused to call me carson because his infatuation with letterman is something that he's had forever. he literally would not call me carson. to watch you finally sit there and interview him was one of the greatest things i've seen. you were fantastic. [ applause ] it was great. >> jimmy: we've known each other since you were 12 years old and then you were my intern at a radio station. we worked together in palm springs, california. i met your parents and that's how we met, for those of us who care. carson used to babysit my daughter. >> i think people think you gave >> i think people think you gave me my big break, but it's really been a life of torture. i see all these big hollywood stars and congratulate you on 11:30 and i'm not so happy about it. >> jimmy: why? >> because you've tortured me on a budget so long and now you're going to become probably the most powerful man in television and i'm fearful of how you will torture me. >> jimmy: it will be fine. >> you had no tools to do

carson? no, anna. once again, i'm afraid there's nothing for you. come on. i've got enough on my plate without going into every detail. you're co-owner of this estate. you have to get into the detail. not to challenge robert, surely? you won't have any reason to. but you have to pull your weight. that's all i'm saying. how is bates? i've not seen him for a while, sir. oh? why is that? i'm not quite sure, sir. they've stopped all his visitors. has he given you a reason? well, he's not written in quite some time now. and you don't know why? no, but i'm certain i will before too long. (knocking) (door opening) mrs. crawley? how may i help? i'm sorry to push in on you again but i didn't have time to come down before dinner and now we're on our way home. oh. mrs. hughes, you know i went to see ethel parks? i do, ma'am. well, she wouldn't speak to me then but she has since sought me out and asked me to deliver this letter into your hands. when we last spoke of her, you seemed to think she'd fallen into bad ways. i'm afraid that's the case. she has been working as

clayborne carson, an honor to have you on this program. i am grateful and indebted for your work, to bring his words to us through the papers project. i hope to see you sometime soon. >> good to talk to you, as always. tavis: that is our show tonight. see you back here next time on pbs. until then, happy king day. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with -- from washington for the first of three nights with a panel of poverty. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be

oh. >> apparently carson didn't get hurt. she laughed the whole thing off like we are doing in the studio and an interesting fact about carson. she used to work here 20 years ago at abc2 and did weather. >> that's unreal. the scream is what sold it. >>> as we get you ready for weather we have closings. quickly here lynette if we can, cecil county public schools dismissing early they will dismiss at 10 and elementary schools will dismiss at 2. and cecil county public schools. >> and that's a smart thing because that system will be work et cetera way in here as we go towards the 3:00 time frame. we want to get the people off the road because it's going to be a hectic commute home. as the kids head out to school, just bundle up and you don't have to worry about the snow. that temperature at 13 degrees and it's going to be frigid. and it's the afternoon we are talking about 27 degrees snow showers around 3:00 but for a lot of schools, they are letting out before that 3:00 time frame and that's good. this is what we are watching t

carson, thomas, hurry up with that batch. i promised to buy the product and a gentleman keeps his word. or one has a cap popped in one's as. >> soon downton will be connecting it with mad bitches and benjamins. (cheers and applause) im. >> yo, you got something in mind. >> carson, is someone addressing me? sorry. >> my lord, a mr. spider to see you. >> ah, yes, what can i do for you pie good man? >> listen, english muffin, where's my [bleep] tea. >> thomas, (applause) i'll take that [bleep] with some milk. >> naturally. once we have been reimbursed for our efforts. >> an why should i pay you, mary pop ins. i already got 9 receipts me. >> who gave you the recipe? >> i must have gotten it from mr. bates. i told you unreliable. >> but i never gave bates the recipe. >> no, wait. (cheers and applause) >> congratulations, my lord. are you now the key kingpin of your chair. >> yes, but it's a mixed blessing. as byron once said, mo money, mo quandaries. >> carson you dropped something. >> i can explain, my lord. >> you mother [bleep]

>> carson believes dr. king would urge the president to take on the harder, more complex issues underlying gun violence. >> the problem with violence is not simply a problem of availability of guns. it's a climate. it's a culture. >> for king it was an issue of social justice. >> you know, i think what he would point out is that people don't kill other people when they have hope. >> king would certainly call for gun control, said carson, but he also called on all americans to see themselves as part of one community. >> when do white americans care as much about the death of a black child as a white child? you know. would the response of the nation been the same if that had happened at a black school? i would hope so. but as we know, the death of black children on a daily, weekly basis, doesn't seem to garner the same kind of attention. >> look no further than oakland, said carson. and he points to dr. king's message that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. >> he was saying that 50 years ag

and we would be watching johnny carson. and johnny was like oh, jeez, you know, i love my dad but johnny is a little hipper than my dad. and so johnny kind of became a guy, you know this is what you do if you are a guy. >> rose: when is the last time you saw him alive. >> it was years ago, he and his wife were in town on their boat. and they invited me and my wife to have dinner with them. and we sailed up and down the hudson. we went under the george washington bridge. turned around and came up, back past the lower, looked right at the statue of lib the and up the east river, turned around and came back. and it was all at sunset. and it was pga call. >> rose: he walked away from it. could you walk away from it? >> yeah, yeah. >> rose: you think so. >> yeah, i think he would always-- i know johnny missed it. because like six months after he retired, somebody had a big party for him in new york. and he had won some sort of an award. and people got up and did material and i had to get up and do material. and that damn ted kop

>> carson believes dr. king would urge the president to take on the harder, more complex issues underlying gun violence. >> the problem with violence is not simply a problem of availability of guns. it's a climate. it's a culture. >> for king it was an issue of social justice. >> you know, i think what he would point out is that people don't kill other people when they have hope. >> king would certainly call for gun control, said carson, but he also called on all americans to see themselves as part of one community. >> when do white americans care as much about the death of a black child as a white child? you know. would the response of the nation been the same if that had happened at a black school? i would hope so. but as we know, the death of black children on a daily, weekly basis, doesn't seem to garner the same kind of attention. >> look no further than oakland, said carson. and he points to dr. king's message that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. >> he was saying that 50 years ag

>> carson believes dr. king would urge the president to take on the harder, more complex issues underlying gun violence. >> the problem with violence is not simply a problem of availability of guns. it's a climate. it's a culture. >> for king it was an issue of social justice. >> you know, i think what he would point out is that people don't kill other people when they have hope. >> king would certainly call for gun control, said carson, but he also called on all americans to see themselves as part of one community. >> when do white americans care as much about the death of a black child as a white child? you know, would the response of the nation been the same if that had happened at a black school? i would hope so. but as we know, the death of black children on a daily, weekly basis, doesn't seem to garner the same kind of attention. >> look no further than oakland, said carson. and he points to dr. king's message that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. >> he was saying that 50 years ag

carson where are we? we have a black man in the white house but michelle alexander who endorsed her book, she is the author of that wonderful book the new jim crow. the statistic she writes about where black people are right now in the 21st century. we are underemplunderempl oyed. we are unemployed and more afflicted with aids and other diseases and diabetes and more of diabetes and morbus are incarcerated. lee gets tougher sentences for the same crimes as five people get we have a black president and i'm thinking for silence in the black community for me is definitely coming from our generation. we approach everything and we want we want moriches said after we got the voting rights. civil rights, we wanted more and 65. think the black community -- >> guest: you can see the difference between the kind of support that king got when he was fighting for civil rights reform. up until 1965 the level of support came when you look at the polls overwhelming support in the black community and wide spread support a

the fiasco starts when officer carson who was out patrolling gets word an attempted armed robbery has taken place and that three suspects are on the loose in a white suv. >> 15 officers flooded the area trying to find the individual. one officer thought he had seen him. >> officer carson is right at that apartment complex and spots the van. >> my whole intentions were to make a left-hand turn when the traffic cleared up, but when i saw him, i turned right. >> a chase ensues. officer carson radios in a description of the car with the plate numbers and quickly discovers it's a stolen van. >> i knew we were heading for a one-lane bridge. my dash cam can't show it but i can see a vehicle coming across the bridge. i knew there was nowhere for him to go. >> once on the one-lane bridge, the driver tries to maneuver around an oncoming taxi, but instead hits it. now the passenger side is up against the guardrail, and it seems like these guys have no choice but to give up. >> just when i thought it was over i'm telling dispatch there's nowhere to go. >> but instead the driver puts the van in re

. >> the love affair between red and dorothy carson. when dorothy passed away, red found a way to keep her memory alive. >> it's given everything i do a meaning, a direction. >> up next, how dorothy lives on in those who shared her dreams. you in heaven. wrapped in luxury. you in action. you in motion. you in luck. play in style. talking stick resort, scottsdale. book now to enjoy cactus league spring training rates. >>> while many of the people we have profiled could rightly be called angels, only one has it written her truck. >> i wanted to get to people kind of the underlayer of -- people that wouldn't normally ask for help. >> jen holden is a one-woman peninsula food bank. she makes and delivers hundreds of meals a week. since we first profiled jen, she says her effort called angel food has grown, adding a fellow volunteer. even a corporate sponsor. still, jen says, she can't keep up with the need. sometimes good work is a team effort like the team of students at san jose's elk grove high school who rallied around samadyi jimjero. h

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carson, we got to leave it right there, carson kressley, alina cho, guys, thanks so very much. that's the dr. martin luther king float going right past the reviewing stand right now. the float's design featuring an image of dr. king and a representation of his quote, out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope. martin luther king jr. float on this martin luther king day. appropriate, appropriate float. as we watch what's going on. there's the president. he's with some of the tuskegee airmen being honored right now. our own fredricka whitfield, by the way, her dad, a tuskegee airman. one of the heroes of world war ii. who went in, fought for all of us against the nazis in europe. did brilliantly, even though they got inferior equipment. they really managed to become heroes. they're being well recognized, as they should be. >> a very special moment, president obama spending time with them. i do notice, it does appear as if the first lady, as well as malia and sasha have gone back into the residence. they seem to have left the reviewing stand. so the president is there. you al

when you lost johnny carson you were in trouble. and that was before watergate started dominating the headlines. day after day. >> the watergate stories, right? the president is very aware of it and he said the papers were full of it. [laughter] have you seen the headlines? "new york post" said the white house is in shambles. the news had doims pending. the -- had indictments pending. the jewish daily oy -- chris: two-term ronald reagan. johnny carson talked about the president's age. and nancy's spending habits. but then there was the second term. iran-contra scandal. >> well, my favorite show got back on television today. the iran-contra hearings. did you watch it? yeah. reagan was watching the hearings today. with his aides. and he was -- he would say to his aides, do i remember that or not? [laughter] now the president said today that he thinks americans are bored with the iran scandal. that's what the president said. he says they're not watching the hearings on tv. and they're going back to the regular daytime tv shows like old

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carson daly made a speech. thank you to carson. they said you haven't made in hollywood, until your name is permanently displayed where homeless people go to the bathroom. thanks to everyone who was part of that. tonight on the show -- oh, josh bowman is here tonight. and nicki minaj is here. nicki minaj is here. or i saw a rainbow in the green room. i am not totally sure. interesting fact about nicki minaj, she washes her hair in skittles. did you know that? would you look ike to see somet that is adorable and disturbing. this is a hamster eating a pretzel stick. whoa. it's like a little matt damon hamster. [ applause ] new jersey governor chris christie is getting big time financial support for his re-election campaign, a fund raiser hosted by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, you know what it means, creator of the world's largest social network is raising money for the world's largest governor. did you know when you poke chris christie on facebook your computer giggles like the pillsbury doughboy. fund raiser held on february 13th a

>>reporter: 4 years ago carson was back open the mall in the freezing cold. to watch barack obama take the oath of office. lake many involved in what he calls the movement he one derd what now. >> now that he has the power of the presidency, what is he going to do to bring king dream into reality. >>reporter: he believes dr. king would urge the president to take on the harder more complex issues. underlying gun violence. >> the problem of violence is not simply a problem of availability of guns. it's a climate of the culture. >>reporter: for king it was an issue of social justice. >> i think that what he would point out is that people don't kill other people when they have hope. >>reporter: king would certainly call for gun control says carson but he also called on all americans to see themselves as part of one community. >> when do white americans care as much about the death of a black child as a white child? you know. response of the nation had been the same if that had happened at a black school, i would hope so. but as we know, the death of blank childre

, but then i just make it more gravelly. [ imitates johnny carson ] like johnny carson, i just do it like that. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and then charlie sheen -- [ imitates charlie sheen ] i just talk like that. [ laughter ] duh, winning, duh. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. kind of like that. [ laughter ] duh, winning. i can't do it now. a lot of makeup girls do it. but he's a much better looking man than i am. but we did a bit. i was him and he was -- i was doing an impression of charlie. we did a bit called "clone cologne." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and we were both the same guy, and then i just got reminded -- he was thinking of actually making the cologne. [ laughter ] and the proceeds go to charity. >> steve: exactly. he's charlie sheen. >> jimmy: "clone cologne." he's charlie sheen. he can do anything, man. he should run for president. [ laughter ] that would be good if he would do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah, come on. >> jimmy: he could do it. we could do worse. yeah. anyways, he's a fun guy. i love to have that guy here on the show. guys, it

king to publish the papers of her late husband, clayborne carson. until then, good night from los angeles. thanks for watching. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with -- on king -- on king day 2013 by the man hand-picked by coretta scott king, clayborne carson. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. pbs.

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>> carson leaves dr. king would urge the president to take on harder issues, under lying gun violence. >> problem is not availability of guns. >> i think what he would point out is that people don't kill other people when they have hope. >> king would call for gun control but he also called on americans to see themselves part of one community. >> when do white americans care as much about the death of a black child as a white child? would the response of the nation have been the same if that happened in a black school? i would hope so. but as we know, the death of black children on a daily, weekly basis doesn't seem to garner the same kind after tension. >> look no further than oakland says carson. he points dr. kick's message that injustice any wri wr is a threat to justice everywhere. >> he's saying 50 years ago. but now we have to believe that. because injustice in one place could lead to terrorism in another place. >> these are the things we have to be concerned about. his latest book is martin's drea

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>> oh, i got it. >> thankfully, wwsb reporter linda carson was not hurt. and she's a great sport about it. she took the whole thing in stride and laughed about it. i hope she doesn't mind when i say, let's roll that one again, please. would you not eat my pants? ah! >> i watched it like 30 times already. this is not the only goat center in the news lately. in australia, gary the goat was exonerated in court. the owner was charged with vandalism after he grazed in a flower bed outside a city museum. who can forget this goat. we told you about him a few months ago after he knocked a paper boy off his bike and chased him up a tree. we also think he might be possessed. >> it made a weird noise, like a grunting noise. >> let's think about this now. we've got goats knocking paperboys off boats, knocking reporters off their feet, i'm starting to wonder if the goats are trying to take over. i know for a fact this one has taken over youtube. >> ah! >> now, i don't know which i like better, when the goat screams or when that reporter screams. if only we could see th

never will be another carson. >> may 22nd, 1992. >> and then bill cosby signing off the air. one of my favorite sitcoms. >> that was the pilot episode. had a great eight-year run. who didn't love the huxtable clan? and also, if you want to feel really old here. >> we already do. >> guess which celebrities who are famous today who were born back in 1992, way after the "cosby show." miley cyrus, selema gomez, all born in 1992. incredible. how old do we feel now? >> best alternative music album of the year goes to -- r.e.m. and the single, of course, "losing my religion." >> huge hit. that's everywhere. >> i still to this day love r.e.m. >> they're definitely in the top tier. and get this, the top -- at the grammys that year, the top album or best record of the year went to this classic natalie cole, singing with her deceased dad, nat king cole "unforgettable." that was one of the big hits and bring in his voice from his old recording and mix it with hers. that was one of the big hits and albums of that year. so this show is forgettable, but that song is not. >> cheers. i still

>> oh, i got it. >> thankfully, wwsb reporter linda carson was not hurt. and she's a great sport about it. she took the whole thing in stride and laughed about it. i hope she doesn't mind when i say, let's roll that one again, please. would you not eat my pants? ah!

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. >> we called all of the mortuaries and funeral homes in carson california, where several sources reported she was buried. they had no information on it. this told us there was something really weird going on. >> reporter: the story doesn't stop there. the woman believed to be his girlfriend seen in online pictures is really a young woman from torrents with no connection to the football star at all. >> we found the actual alive, doesn't have leukemia and has never met te'o, that opened things up. >> reporter: his story heart breaking to notre dame's athletic director who spoke tonight. >> there is a lot of tragedy here. there is a lot of sorrow here, but the thing i am most sad of, sad about, is -- sorry. >> reporter: so who was 22-year- old lanae she was all made up, a story dead spin says was concocted by his long time friend. te'o released this statement saying to realize i was the victim of what was apparently someone's sick joke and constant lies was and is painful is humiliating. >> te'o has graduated and was set to be preparing for the nfl combine and draft in florida this week. >>>

carson, working with the shape of the face. inid making the colors all work together with a very natural palate. remember, less is more. >> always, always. >> what about the outfit? it's great. she actually wore a black dress to her wedding. she's unconventional. another outfit to wear, a dressier black dress. this is from london times. >> do you love? >> i love it. it's great. >> let's bring eileen a big round of applause for both of our ladies. all right. from music to movies, celebs, all the hollywood news coming up with jason kennedy. right after this. ♪ ect on you, catherine! have we met? yeah, last week at the tax store i did your taxes. you work here too. yep. i thought you were an expert with returns? oh i am, especially after the holidays! major tax stores advertise for preparers with "no taxes experience necessary." at turbotax, you only get answers from cpas, eas or tax attorneys - all real tax experts. ...than h&r block stores and all other major tax stores combined. those spots are actually leftover food and dete