tommy. tommy, i brought you some warm milk. i don't want any milk. why don't you sit up and drink it? it might make you feel better. that's a good boy. doesn't that taste good? see, all your brother needed was a little-- he ain't my brother! my brother was killed! wait, i.. i might've known that no decent men would ever come to julesburg. he's not his brother, so i don't suppose you're in the cattle business. tommy's brother was killed on the overland trail during a raid on a wagon train. those cattle your husband bought were stolen from that wagon train. that's why we're here, to try and get them back. ade with mccanles. how do you know it's mccanles we're looking for? here's the bill of sale. that w brand on those cattle doesn't stand for walcott. the rightful owner of that herd is a man called williams. i don't see any reason why i should believe that you're telling the truth. you know i'm telling the truth. julesburg is a rotten town. as long as people turn their backs and pretend that what's going on is none of their business. it'll stay that wa

tommy: exactly. i had trouble in school, and my brothers and sisters who were not far from me age wise were doing very well. their grades were really at the top of the class, and i was at the bottom, so my father thought that i was not really focusing, paying attention, or caring, when, in reality, it was an -- because i could not read. and i decided i had to do something, so my friends and i cobbled together some money, $150 each, and we opened a small shop in elmira, new york. something, so my friends and i when we were teenagers. charlie: and you later went into bankruptcy. yes, that was in our early 20's, and that was my mba. i learned how to focus on the business part of the business. being creative is a lot of fun, and it uses a different part of your mind, but to really balance the creative with the business acumen -- charlie: and without the business, you have no time for the creativity. the business will not succeed. tommy: you need both. charlie: i think of someone like yves saint laurent,

[dramatic music] tommy. tommy. tomorrow night. [s[sw jazz music] [motorbike engine revving] [tires screeching] [tires screeching] [gunshots] that's not my brother. what do you mean? this man's dog-tags, his records say he's airman first-class tom blenmama i don't care anything about his records. i know my own brother, and that's not tommy. you telegraph me in seattle and tell me totoly to iowa then show me a stranger and tell me it's my brother! - take it easy, , . blenman. - is that what you're doing? then you won't mind if i talk with her. what's going on around here? he imperernated my brother, now he's murdered. tommy's probably in trouble, might even be dead. you expect me sit while you drag through some investigation? - i know you're upset-- - you better believe it, major. i mean to find out about my brother. the best way for me to do that is find out who killed this man. ramatic music] hodd, ms. pruit here. that city fellow just took off like one of snyder's hounds. well, i don't think any harm ought to come to him right no

like a reflex, tommy. "take it, tom," boom, boom, boom. - [tom] (loudly) yeah, well i-- - [dick] when i say take it, hop to it! (singing) ? boil that cabbage down ? take it, tom! ughs) (speaking over guitar) hundreds of years ago, the railroads started in america. rugged men of yesteryear went out in the wilderness with vision in their eyes and big nine-pound hammers in their hand. went out in the wilderness to build the great spiderweb of steel rails, the trans-continental railroads that span our country. as these men went out in the wilderness and toiled and inched their way across the vast bosom of america. (audience laughs) but this wasn't just a fun job. there was dangers in this job as they built the railroads up the mountains and down the mountains, and in the, across, uh, the deserts and o'er, over raging river, and they had to span 'cravisses', deep 'cravisses' in the ground, and in the bottom of the 'cravisses', there was 'pewmas'. (audience laughs) with claws and foam coming out these 'pewmas' m

did you see that, tommy? mr. quigley was putting those bottles on the counter and he busted a couple eggs. i guess he didn't see 'em. didn't you see those eggs, mr. quigley? you put 'em there. for two cents i'd sell this store and buy a nitroglycerin truck. here. here's your money. now run on home. for two cents? well? what are you waiting for? i'm trying to make up my mind about buying your store. see what i mean? he drives me out of my mind. you boys better run along home now. okay. bye, mr. quigley. good-bye. good-bye. bye, mrs. elkins. good-bye. i'll be back later if i can find some more bottles to sell you. my dad needs all the money i can get. bye. otottle of cider vinegar, quigley. oh, i'll get it, mrs. elkins. i wonder what all that talk was about his father needing money. i don't know. dennis said something about repossessing the tv set. that's hard to believe. and the other boy mentioned the bank foreclosing on the house and the car. the mitchells? say, come to think of it, they haven't paid their last

tommy was my only friend... and i shot him. reporter at mymyesk wants a statement regarding what action you're taking against buntz. there are no specific charges which demand any immediate actions. ajanian is giving interviews, calling buntz renegade, implying you're protecting him. i better talk to him. captain, mr. wells. in private. catch up with you in a minute, henry. ozzie has let us know that he feels this buntz thing might discredit you. he's coming back to life, but don't worry about that. there's something in the works that will take care of that. frank, in politics, being uninformed is sometimes simply expedient. if something's going on, i want to know about it. you willllnow about it when the time is right. now we have to discuss what action to take regarding your man buntz. you make an announcement that openly expresses your disdain for his actions. ideally, an announcement that says he's being transferred. before you announce your candidacy, this has to be put to bed. i've already taken care of this directly with

that's good, tommy. anytime you use that word, keep it in the past tense 'cause i don't want no confusion. now, get out. uh-huh. stolen two weeks ago. it's a gas card. you don't run gas cards? one of you, line 3. got it. sergeant bates. reported stolen this morning? , thanks. the marquis. okay. george j. mallory. it was the visa card. i knew it. he's from st. louis. stan, hold onto our prisoners, will you? norm... a minute? a few moments ago, a heights detective was here. yeah, donahue. what'd he want? personal thing. did it have anything to do with the delaberto homicide? the heights asking for information? no, nothing like that. you won't get any. i got some paperwork. can i get caught up? excusee. did you handle a call this morning about a jumper on culver? yes, sir. who did you give it to? lieutenant goldblume. and did you give it to him right away? as soon as he was off the phone. he was on the phone for a while. i'm ready for duty, lieutenant. oh, my god. wh? do i shame you? no, just stay calm. pic

[music] tommy. hey, tommy. tommy. hi. hi, tommy. hi, mrs. anderson. hi, dennis. guess what good ol' mr. wilson did? he gave money for me and tommy to go to the movies. oh, i'm sorry, dennis, i know it's saturday, but tommy went to the movies with us just last night. i think that's enough movies for this weekend. how about if we only sit through it once? i'm sorry. no. well, we gotta do something. we got all this money to spend. i'm sure you'll think of something. how about me buying a bunch of stuff to eat and giving tommy a surprise party? that's a swell idea. oh, no, not in this house. say, that reminds me. it's probably not good anymore, but i hid a piece of birthday cake in your piano. oh, my goodness. come on, tommy. let's see if we can give freddy a surprise party. come on. okay. [music] boy, i sure don't understand why the mothers in this neighborhood don't want us to come in and give a surprise party. we gotta find some place to have it? how about eric mandle's house? yeah. i had fun the last time i was there. me and bob and phil and george went roller sk

tommy's handin' out the goodies. fellow from out of town. did some special work for tommy. so, are you gonna get rewarded for all your good deeds, richie? we'll see. between me, you and the lamp post, i wish tommy had a little more old-timer in him. you wish he had a big mustache? he doesn't appreciate the tradition like the other guy did. marino? richie. my turn at the trough. how you doin', tommy? hey, richie. - janice, tommy linardi. - how you doin'? yeah. have a seat. you did good for us. ions and personnel assignments can do for you. yeah, well, maybe that's why you're walkin' the beat. hey. hey, here's a little, uh-- here's a little boost. i think i did the right thing for you too, richie. enjoy a happy holiday. thanks, tom. i wasn't expectin' this. you must have something very special planned for those schedules. hey, spend the money. don't worry about my plans. tommy, happy new year. yeah. see you later, huh? angelo, come here. do you believe this cheap son of a bitch? huh? i'll admit to being a little disappointed. i don't roll over and spread wide. why don't you t

you've got great timing, tommy. i'm a late bloomer, sorry. look, i better go. tommy? don't go yet. debbie, i know this is going to sound crazy, but, um... maybe you should postpone the wedding. you can't be serious; it's four hours away. i know, but i am. i can't. i'm going to hawaii tonight on my honeymoon. burt's picking up the tickets. i know. i paid the bellboy to call him. you did what? i had to see you alone. i can't believe i'm even considering this. i can't believe i'm asking you. what about burt? he'll get over it. we didn't. atter in a hundred years? tommy, i can't hurt burt like that. i'm getting married tonight. you love this guy? yeah. i do. don't be. mind if i don't stick around for the wedding? deb, i'm real sorry about winter break. don't ask me again. i know you didn't. you didn't do it. i know you didn't. no way. no way. not a single way. did you? if you did, and you didn't tell me you're a dead man. dead. i would welcome incarceration for your murder if you did and you didn't tell me. dead... man. i know you didn't do it. did you? writing. i didn't know you were

it's a personal conversation about tommy donahue. yeah. i understand there was a problem with some evidence. it got stolen. you got ideas it was tommy? i'm not gonna nominate him for "cop of the year," vin. i'm not even gonna tell you that i don't think tommy would put the arm -- what are you gonnanaell me, norm? well, kid seems like he's trying to pull himself together. and if it's something more or less under the bridge -- he's two years younger than us. sorry? donahuhus not a kid. the file is closed, but there are two entries in our jackets. it doesn't matter to h h, but it matters to me. if you give him the benefit of the doubt -- what doubt, norm?! i know what that little piece of garbage did, and i'm gonnnnnail him for it. you tell him that, norm. yeah. [ honks ] [ honks ] hi. what are you doing here? do you recognize this? i'm working now. i'i'on my way to dr. scully's, and you didn't sign this insurance form like i asked yououo do 10,000 times! give me the form. mick, i know you're on an operation, but i'm due e three weeks. dr. sc

tommy has been put on political shutdown, is that right? >> i think so except yesterday i saw the odds of him being president of the united states are 100:1 in 2020. >> i talked to my wife. she said i can't talk about politics anymore. so i think that's a good decision. >> i don't think there's a chance that you'll see tommy in the political arena in the next 35 years. >> reporter: for now the focus is on winning a record tying fifth super bowl. when he returns home to san mateo he is the same old tommy brady. just a hypothetical. tom's in the room, garbage has to be taken out. can you look at him and say, hey, tom, take out the garbage, and he'll take out the garbage? you. >> bet your life! >> i love it! [ laughter ] >> super bowl ring be darned. you're taking out the trash. >> there's no pedestals in our house. [ laughter ] >> got to love tom brady senior. i'll tell you this. how about him? he -- he has tom brady as a son. future hall of famer. >> yes. >> his daughter-in-law is giselle bundchen. >> his son-in-law is -- >> no pedestals. ho

build my own brand. >> what does building a brand even mean, tommy? >> it meant to build a product and an image that would be lasting. it would mean that there were products behind the name that were credible, authentic, accessible, affordable, and cool. >> and wholesome. americana. red, white, blue. how did you come up with red, white and blue? >> i knew i needed a logo. so i looked at nike's swoosh. when phil night took the name nike off the swoosh. i thought this is what i want to do some day. i want my flag to be so known that's eventually i could take my name off it. people would recognize it. hilfiger was a brand. a store owner. began people's place, bringing hippy fashions to upstate new york where he learned very important lessons in commerce. >> had an early bankruptcy with the business before i was 25. that gave me my mba, taught me how to focus on the business part of the business. >> when you first started you weren't necessarily embraced and praised in the fashion industry. >> we ran an ad by a genius, george lois. it compared me to the g

tommy, you dreamed of living in >> yes. >> when you were little? >> i did. >> what is great about my life. i have been able to realize many of my dreams. >> reporter: his dreams began in the small new york town of elmyra, he grew up the second of nine children in a working class family. >> i had a dream to build a brand. build my own brand. >> what does building a brand even mean, tommy? >> it meant to build a product and an image that would be it would mean that there were products behind the name that were credible, authentic, accessible, affordable, and cool. >> and wholesome. americana. red, white, blue. how did you come up with red, white and blue? >> i knew i needed a logo. so i looked at nike's swoosh. when phil night took the name nike off the swoosh. i thought this is what i want to do some day. that's eventually i could take my name off it. people would recognize it. >> reporter: long before tommy hilfiger was a brand. a store owner. began people's place, bringing hippy fashions to upstate new york where he learned very important lessons

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some returns, but one cat named "tommy" was nowhere to be seen. t showed up at a shelter in cedar rapids. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers shows us how tommy is doing after all this time. three years ago a fire that started in an apartment upstairs destroyed a cat adoption center. 11 cats escaped during the fire. 17:58:11;26 ""for the next six, seven weeks i set live traps around the burned building all the way up about four or five blocks away and checked those four or five times a day" " named tommy. 17:59:58;25 "we wanted to find him so bad, they tore the building down and they saw no signs of him inside." tracy mccarty eventually went back to her normal routine and built a new shelter in monticello, but never forgot about tommy. on thursday she received a call she was waiting three years for. someone found tommy. 18:02:01;20 "i got a call from cedar rapids animal control and they said that they had picked up a kitty the night before and it had a it scanned to animal welfare foundation" tommy has a leg injury that veterinarians believe happened a few

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(audience laughs) you're not as handsome as tommy, (tommy and maurie laugh) - him, intelligent? - that's the biggest laugh yet. - i'd like to go out with you. - milly! - what is it, kathy? - i'm stuck in the dress, help! - excuse me. i'm coming! don't rip it! - tell you what, i'm going to give you fellas a break. i'm going to take her to the dance tonight. - thank you, joel, you're very kind. e first one to ask me so -- - just a minute, betty, wait a second. joel, seems to me that on the way over here you said something about you'd rather be shot than take milly to the dance tonight. - well, so did you! - yeah, well, i changed my mind. - well, so did i! - she's going with joel, it's all settled. - okay. - tell milly i'll see her tonight. - i'll pick you up at eight. joel can come with me, we'll take my car. - oh, haven't i though? (door slams) (audience laughs) did you see what she did, right there in our living room under my very nose? my sweet little country cousin tried to steal my boyfriends. she's a little sneak, that's what she is! - well, now -- wouldn't you think betty w

tommy: are you okay, jesus? are you okay? yeah, i'm okay. so, uh, what kind of jackpot they got me in? the evidence is largely circumstantial. their trump card is that $17,000 they found behind your refrigerator. they can't prove how i got that. maybe not. but we need to account for it. if they can't prove anything... come on, lieutenant. you're a cop. you got missing dope and a pile of cash in a suspect's apartment. [ sighs ] right. they'll hang me. i don't care how you got the money, but we can't frame a defense without an explanation for it. i can't talk about that now. this is pba you're talking to. i am on your side. i understand, counselor. [ clears throat ] i'm sorry to waste your time. then for the next four days, bill recited to me, with an urgency that i didn't at first understand, a fully realized moral philosophy of survivalism. then he was gone. but not entirely. for bill left me a gift. this is what i was trying to make captain furillo understand. it's what i wanted to talk to you about. i'm here, howdy. i'm here. bill told me

with tommy thompson in waukesha county, i am kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. joyce: after refusing to be seen with him on the campaign trail, house speaker paul ryan didn't waste any time this morning coming out in support of the new president-elect. >> feel alienated and have lost faith in our core institutions. they don't feel hurt, and they don't feel represented by those in office but donald trump heard , a voice out in this country that no one else heard. he connected in ways with people no one else did. he turned politics on its head and now donald trump will lead a government and we will work hand in hand on a positive agenda to tackle this country's big challenges. donald trump pulled off an amazing political feet. he deserves tremendous credit for that. it helped us keep our majorities but it also showed the country , that people don't like the direction we are going. we need to change direction and what i'm excited about is we in congress along with our nominee who is now the president elect offered a very specific and clear and coherent agenda on wh

brand. >> what does building a brand even mean, tommy? >> it meant to builds a product and an image that would be lasting. it would mean that there were products behind the name that were credible. authentic, accessible, affordable. and cool. >> and wholesome, americana. red, wte how did you come up with that? >> i needed a logo. when nike took it off the swoosh, i thought, i want my flag to be so known that eventually i could take my name off of it and people would recognize it. >> long before tommy hilfiger was a brand he was a store owner, bringing hippy fashions to upstate new york while he learned very important lessons in commerce. >> i had an early bankruptcy with the business before i was 25. caught me how to focus on the buness part of the business. >> but when you first started you weren't necessarily embraced in the fashion industry? >> we ran an ad campaign. and it compared me to the other great american designers and i was completely unknown. so when that ad ran, people look the at me and said who does he think he is? >> bau

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it matches a tommy lang. 2 push-in robberies on his sheet. uh, well, as--as far as, uh, this denise abby told me about, uh... ar abby said. this lang gave his parole officer a good address 7 weeks ago. let's try that. thinking abby's former lover might've hired the guy? yeah. uh...that'd be the scenario. hmm. 3 hours' sleep, and you guys drag me in. all right, look, sam, you don't want to be complainin' about no sleep. all right? that's right. did you call your girlfriend julie's family yesterday saying she didn't show up to see you? yeah. i talked to her on the phone. she was gonna pick me up, and then, uh, she blew me off. hmm. 'cause julie hasn't been seen since. oh, so that's how you're gonna be, huh? you go ahead and you ask julie's cousin that i called to tell her julie never showed. you got your alibi tied up in a nice bow. that's what happened, my man. you see, sam, i say alibi, and you don't even blink. that must've went right by me. hey! hey! you shoot a girl in the head, you burn her past recognition. you're gonna sit here and crac

tommie copper. - who's that? - d.o.a.'s boyfriend. he's a collar for assaulting andy when we went to question him. is that real, or a way to get him in? he was finger-jabbing me pretty strenuously there. the building super said that this guy and the d.o.a. used to get into it pretty good. - anyone else to look at? - there's no sign of ransacking or forced entry. only other people with keys were the super and cleaning lady. the super's a mope. we got the cleaning lady coming in. super said that her and the d.o.a. - were pretty close. - hey, fellas. - how's it going, captain? - good morning. good morning. arthur. let me know what you get from the boyfriend. mm-hmm. give me a second, andy. i gotta take a leak. who screwed up? i go first. promoting one and not the other isn't right. is that me going first? keying on the olushola clearance. that case shows what kind of cop he is. fact is, arthur, 12 months before, andy directed a racial epithet at the same guy. arthur, you more than anybody else know you do not fight battles you can't win.

tommy, you said you were in your back bedroom and you heard a noise. take me through what you described. >> i heard something and i looked out the window and flames are shooting high. i said oh, boy, i put my shorts on and came over here to see any could get the door open. >> reporter: lieutenants let's -- let's walking and show neighbor's door. >> on the wall and i did not see anybody move around in there. by that time, the squads were here. there was a lady policeman kept pushing me further and further away. i said, well, you want me to move my car? i don't want to get my car burned up. >> reporter: right, you were concerned for your neighbor's safety but also that t would jump to your property. >> my property and his property, too, also. the longer you let it go, the more it might spread. reporter: you mentioned the fire department was here quickly and you think they did a good job. >> yeah, they did a terrific job. squads were here in no time and the ambulance and the fire department and they did a good job. they stayed late, too. >> reporter: tomm

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