toronto second city. and applause ) toronto second city. yes, we started-- toronto started in 1973. you guys, of course, started in 1959. >> stephen: yeah. >> your cast. >> we didn't really see a chicago second city show till-- it was, like, mid-'70s when we saw our first chicago show, and there was, we noticed a big difference. >> stephen: what was the difference? >> well, the thing was, you know, you guys kind of, you know-- you would do scenes that were kind of longer-- i say "you." you weren't around back in the mid-'70s. but i mean, back then they were doing nice and long scenes, relationship scenes, character arcs, beautiful scenes. i wasn't-- i-- and i thought, well, how can they do a scene this long, kind of with very few laughs, and yet the scene-- ( laughter ) the scene was working. they were beautiful scenes. >> stephen: yeah. >> you guys were kind of encompassing the spirit of mike nichols and elaine may. in toronto we were encompassing the spirit of the three stooges. we-- we, you know-- >> s

. >> paul: i think it all started with second city and then people came here to study.ay 90% of the people who are doing comedy right now came to chicago to study. >> anthony: paul jurewicz, a young man at the beginning of what will presumably be a glorious career. >> paul: first he pushed me in the pool and he called me ketchup dick, i tried to be spontaneous one time and this is what i get. i feel like no one respects me anymore. >> anthony: second city opened in chicago's old town in 1959, and almost from the beginning it probably established a probably unhealthy symbiotic relationship with the ale house. you know their names -- john belushi, gilda radner, amy poehler, bill murray, chris farley. if you're funny in america, chances are, you spent some formative years here, getting the -- hammered out of you, learning, one hopes, in the parlance of the trade -- to kill. >> paul: i tuck my undershirt into the underwear. >> woman: tell them how many times you do it a show. >> paul: per a show, probably seven times. i got to be a cannon ball, you know, not like a bowl of

so, the second city travel? >> three touring companies. they're on cruise ships as well.s of looking that water wondering if at this trajectory, will it go down. >> thats arer like a prison ship. >> for the first two months it's a lot of fun hanging out with the crews, there's lot of vunearial diseases going round and a lot of partying and there's a bar every two feet and then after the 10th month, i want to go home, mom, can you help me. >> go hone your craft, battle field conditions. i respect. when you get back from thegue log, you will be stronger for it? >> absolutely. it's the first time getting paid as a performer and the largest number of people i performed to was on the cruise ship, 900 people was the largest crowd. do we know where the dry cleaning is? >> there's no job you can liken to this job. >> what are you trying to say, mike? that we're some kind of sometime travellers. >> i only have like four lines, right? >> comedians are not fames for -- >> stand ups, specifically is more cut throat. why don't we all just comarer down he -- calm down here, all right.

yeah, and when you were in second city, which is an amazing theater company out of chicago you get totour him around the the country. >> colleges, bar mitzvahs. >> stephen: dan akroyd stuff. and i played -- >> stephen: did you play me? i played parts that you played. >> stephen: wow. how challenges. >> it really is. a tremendous range. you can sing. >> stephen: what the hell is funny about this? >> no, because we got to watch the tapes! >> stephen: that's right. o if the writer isn't funny, you always are. you know what i mean? (cheers and applause) that's the truth! you know what i mean? >> stephen: i have an enormous affection for you right now. i don't know why. >> it catch us up to mine, finally. >> stephen: can i talk about abt the angry birds movie for a second? the angry birds people sent this over. >> it's a happy go lucky island and i'm an outsider, sean penn plays terrence. >> stephen: you're acting with sean penn. >> exactly. not really, but yeah. >> stephen: it's animation. are you ever in a room with him when you're making the movie? >> no, never. maybe by his design, it

it's serious second city in the symbolism of keeping control of aleppo is hugely important. the next thing that makes the first thing difficult to achieve is it is comprised of a range of different actors. there are different actors quite strong militarily located in aleppo. there are kurdish groups, opposition groups. all of those interactions together means it's incredibly difficult to gain control and to hold control over aleppo. that is why it has proven difficult to get any real progress with regard to cease-fire. >> there is also a lot of different forces interacting on the negotiating table. the white house released a statement saying there is more that russia itself should do in persuading the assad regime to live up to expectations in syria. this is not the first time we have heard this type of back and forth. how much of that division has held back efforts to achieve peace on the ground? >> one thing that is important aside from a bunch of people determining the fate of a country, i think about the real source of frustration to a lot of people who are thinking thes

chicago company and a second city toronto company.tv series that was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it is healthy to be an outsider. as a comedian, and canadians are outsiders but they are looking at the culture that is right next door to them. >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you got into the improv clubs in toronto or chicago. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> it was far more conceptual humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and the idea was it was this low-rent thing. by the seat of our pants kind of operation that give it an authenticity. >> now that our programming day has been extended -- >> where do you want me to put the kielbasa. >> put it in the frig. >> you were rooting for the show and the characters they created. there was something you got behind. whereas snl right from the gate and through the '80s was this big en

i'm going to try to go to chicago and study at second city and get in there and -- emily: you worked with steve carell. dick: steve carell was in the first group i was in when i first got to chicago. rachel dratch became a good friend of mine. horatio sanz. it was just a really, really fun time. emily: so why did you stop? dick: well, unlike some of those people, i didn't get any of these things i auditioned for. so i eventually decided i need to go back to, you know, figuring out how i am going to make money. emily: i imagine people in the front row screaming at you in the annoyance theater, and i wonder if improv comedy is good training for dealing with wall street. [laughter] dick: well, i will say this. i remember -- you know, when you are improvising, and people are constantly yelling at the stage and so forth. i did this show. and about three minutes into this hour-long show, these delightful, drunk australian people started yelling, you know, "you suck. get off." emily: so you went into consulting? dick: yeah, so the internet took off. and -- this is 90's -- early 1993. i reme

. >> there was a second city chicago company and a second sit -- city toronto company.the sc tv series that was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail. >> thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it is healthy to be an outsider. as a comedian, and canadians are always outsiders, but they are looking at the other culture, which is right next door to them. >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you got into the improv clubs in toronto or chicago. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> no, never mind. i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and the idea was it was this low-rent thing. by the seat of our pants kind of operation that give it an authenticity. >> now that our programming day has been extended -- >> where do you want me to put the kielbasa? >> put it in the frig. >> you were rooting for the show and the characters they created. there

. >> and taking over mosul, the second largest city... >> i think washington was stunned when the second largest city in iraq, a city of two million people, fell in a day. to a terrorist organization that we had not imagined was in the first order of terrorist organizations. >> narrator: but these fighters were not new. they had been at war for more than a decade, ever since the american invasion of iraq. they have used beheadings, suicide bombings, and mass killings to implement a violent plan. a plan designed and carried out by this man: abu musab al-zarqawi, the founder of isis. >> narrator: the secret history of isis began at the cia in the aftermath of 9/11. there was an urgent question about abu musab al-zarqawi. >> i was an analyst working on the team that was charged with evaluating whether or not al-qaeda and iraq had conspired together to conduct 9/11 attacks. >> narrator: at the agency's counterterrorism center, analyst nada bakos was tasked with learning everything she could about zarqawi. >> on the team, as an analyst, the big question was whether or not zarqawi was part of

mosul, the second largest city in iraq.ity that used to have 2 million people controlled now for two years by isis. are u.s. combat forces now actively engaged in this war against isis? >> well, again, wolf, these are advise and assist soldiers conducting that mission. these are white seals. these are individuals much like the army green berets. they have the same thing in the force and they were in a town called taleska. it's a beautiful little christian town that isis took over in august of 2014 and i would anticipate what you're seeing is the attempts to take those cities that are circled in mosul and continuing to conduct a movement where they're sieging mosul and cut off from all isis resupply or efforts to reinforce their soldiers. this is one of the many towns that are right on the border between the kurdish area and the peshmerga try to conduct further operations into mosul and trying to attack in the major city. >> the number of u.s. troops on the ground in iraq has clearly risen. it's been 4,000, 5,000. it sounds,

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workforce and then we also have the all day earth street fair between valencia and mission that's our second city sunday streets event that will be marketing the clean power so that's quick update on the marketing and jason perhaps a comment or two before i set up the movie. >> seem jason fried i'm personal be and eco so if anyone available and wants to attend are be and eco center i'll be there but were letting the folks know they can sign up for the properties of paper sign for the internet access we'll make sure we're getting everyone signed up as many people as it possible possible for the august deadline thank you. >> sfgovtv when we're ready i'll hit the go bottom to show the screen if you keep it on us sfgov until you hear the blip thanks. >> power is all around us in the sun and wind it is power that can light our home and energize by these it provides more renewal power to all san franciscans less expensive and greaterer and best of you will it offers a 100 percent renewal option called intra the way to arise green house gas emissions and meet the city's goal awe. >> i'm the director of

i come from second city in chicago. i do improve. brittany is like a constipated girl from l.a. like she's always out of breath. >> jimmy: she's dancing so hard though. >> and then macie gray is like a drunk mom, smoking in the car pool lane. >> jimmy: do a little of that. ♪ let me get it. i try to say good-bye and i choke ♪ ♪ i try to walk away >> by the way. >> jimmy: that's actually very good. >> i'm in the studio, like, acting drunk. ♪ i try to walk away and i stumble. >> jimmy: you have to. can you meld the two together? >> that's uh-oh. >> jimmy: well, i can see why you're revered in china and the united states as well. congratulations on this. >> jimmy: chloe bennet! marvel's "agents of shield" tuesday nights at 9 here on abc. and when we return, music from bebe rexha. connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today.

the ongoing fight against the islamic, which still occupies most of -- occupies mosul, the second largest city in the country -- second, the ongoing fight against isil, which still occupies mosul, the second largest city in the country. third, i think a lot of iraqis perhapsn we left that they would be able to stitch together the elements of an economy with high oil prices. they are anywhere but high. they are in a' $30s and -- they are in the $30's and $40's. those of elements have all been negative for iraq. in a wider sense, you will remember colin powell citing the pottery barn rule. if you break it, you own it. we took down the government. for a while, we literally occupied the country. we no longer occupy the country. so we have to have some sense of responsibility for what happens there. we were a big part of making iraq what it is today with all of its weaknesses and some of its strengths, and i think that's why the vice president felt he had to go there, to try to give solid political support to the prime minister and see what we can do to help them through a very tough time. charlie:

sprawling sadr city district: a car bomb left mangled, burned-out vehicles at an outdoor market, while a suicide bomber targeted a nearby eating place. >> ( translated ): this is the second blast in sadr city. one is here and the other blast was outside a restaurant we are fed up with this violence. the city has been the scene of explosions. >> brangham: in all, bombs ripped through four different locations across baghdad today: shaab and habibiya in the north, as well as nearby sadr city, and the dora neighorhood, on the southern side. they're the latest in a surge of attacks in and near baghdad that claimed more than 200 lives in the last week alone. iraqi officials say isis militants are using the bombings to try to compensate for ground they've lost on the battlefield. american officials echo that belief. >> the united states strongly condemns the barbaric terrorist attacks in iraq today that deliberately and specifically targeted civilians. >> brangham: in washington, state department spokesman mark toner says it's clear the battle is far from over against isis, known in arabic as daesh. >> these attacks are the latest reminder of the danger that this group continue

iraqi troops had been making gains but they still control significant areas including the second-largest city of mosul. the german chancellor angela merkel has warned turkey that it still has work to do if it wants to earn visa free travel to europe for its citizens. speaking in a symbol, she said that he must fulfill all the requirements. turkey is currently hosting the united nations humanitarian summit which is aimed at solving the migration crisis. >> that is what the representatives of 180 countries are aiming to work out in istanbul. it is hosted b by secretary-general. >> 130 million need aid. germany will raise its emergency aid funding by 10 million euros. but there is tension among some helpers. on the summit sidelines, chancellor merkel met with turkish preresident to discuss e difference about sheltering refugees. extending visa free travel may not go into effect by july as planned. >> i am deeply concerned about the lifting of immunity for one quarter of the turkish parliament. we have discussed the subject openly with one another. the tension looks set to continue. when of his a

home prices in most chinese cities rose the most in two years. gains in seconds those in largest cities. to 122umped almost 64% billion dollars. bernie sanders has won the presidential primary in oregon. hillary clinton claimed victory in a closely fought contest in kentucky. donald trump one oregon's republican primary, though he has effectively clinched the gop nomination. former rivals ted cruz and john kasich remained on the ballot. the chances of a brexit have , according to a judgment.ed good that suggests there is less uncertainty over the result than opinion polls are signaling and undershoot shoots the probabilities calculated by banks. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists around the world, and you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . anna: just a quick word on burberry. we are getting further details. they are saying in terms of the outlook, they see the full-year adjusted pretax to be at the bottom of the range. that will be of interest to investors. they are planning to deliver 20 million pounds of cost savings in

second city when i was there. >> you are buddies, right. >> stephen: i think she's funnier than steve not going to say that. they're both my bosses. they're both really funny. she's really, really fun disple we have a clip here of one of the stupider scenes i have seen on the show. >> thank you. >> stephen: this is from the new season and this is you in a hospital bed. and you're waking up out of a coma. jim. >> how long have i been out? >> about nine months. >> did someone leave a baby in the hallway? >> yeah, sorry, it's me. >> is it mine? >> it's ours. >> i need a minute to process this. >> why don't i take little angy down to the cafeteria and you guys talk? >> you named her angie after me. >> him? i named him after you. >> you take it easy, girl, all right? >> hey, where's hoffman? >> he knot into the evidence locker room, and ate some drug money. he'll be suspended until he poops it out. until then i'll be working with detective small. >> small? >> very. >> how's it going? >> what else did i miss? next you're going to tell me you're seeing someone else. >> girls! tribeca! get th

with the last name belluschi, in the second city he's more likely to be confused with this guy than hisather. over time, tony builds up an impressive portfolio -- cleveland's galleria at erieview in 1987, and the american airlines terminal at o'hare airport in 1988. >> did you eventually establish yourself separate and apart from your dad's legacy and reputation? >> that's, uh, been a lifelong pursuit of mine. >> but the son will soon come to think about his famous dad in a new light. >> for once, i was able to make the decisions without his input. >> and a father finally reveals his true feelings to his son. >> how'd it make you feel? >> um, sad, because he couldn't say that in person. >> a lot of dads can't. >> i understand. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. in addition to being an architect, frank lloyd wright was also well known in what other field? was it... the answer when we return. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. from icy ocean water

is by doing this we will achieve 3 goals one we create a landmark tower with benefits for the city, second we achieve the much enriched to the pedestrian middle passage for the neighborhood and third we achieve the 26 thousand open space which for the opens for the city for the neighbors and for the folks. >> that's it. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. buckly something in closing. >> we are here and have city staff to answer any questions. >> i don't have any supervisor wiener didn't have any i'd like to go straight to public comment and call of ms. christie wong (calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown

breaking news in the war on terror -- military operations are underway in falluja, iraq's second-largest city. city for more than two years. special forces are conducting the operation and the pentagon will not comment on what role u.s. special forces are playing. dramatically reducing the amount of land under isis control. 7 on your side with health matters tonight -- for the first opioid 20 years, prescriptions in the u.s. are declining. prescriptions of the addictive painkiller skyrocket in the 1990's with oxycontin on the market. 2012alysis shows a peak in and a decline after that. doctors may be eating the warning those painkillers are highly addictive. a dobbin prescriptions does not translate in fewer deaths from fatal overdoses, which are still rising. wednesday night at 7 p.m., a town hall the critical issue of drug abuse. we will have live reports from across the country with heroin addiction. that is a national tall and hall -- townhall wednesday night on news channel 8. coming up, a consumer alert. we go undercover because women are spending more money on the are items that men pu

a similar scene in other cities across the country where protesters face a heavy police presence. this shows the two sides coming face to the country's second-biggest city. the two deaths were in an eastern city where there were serious clashes after demonstrators defied an official ban on marching. the u.s. says a police officer and protester were killed. researchers from human rights watch posted several photos of children who were wounded when police dispersed the crowd. this shows a 12-year-old boy shot by a stray bullet when fetching water. the u.n. has called for restraint from all sides. u.s. president barack obama' use all to apologize for hiroshima has split opinions, but most people in the world agree they never want to see it repeated. given that, dw decided to ask just how much has obama done to make the world safer from nuclear war? president obama: the united states will take concrete step toward a world without nuclear power. i intend to seek negotiated cuts with russia to move the on cold war nuclear posturing. it meansns pursuing a world without nuclear weapons. america's women to seek a world without nuclear weapons. repor

the second largest city in iraq. this year. >> we believe that liberation of mosul is inevitable.line on it is tricky. this enemy changed the tactics as you said. this enemy dug in and fighting hard and we are coming up against the slow period here in iraq where the temperatures will break 120 degrees. ram dan is right around the corner and environmental factors to slow us down. the answer to your question, it's impossible to know but we are certainly working towards that goal. >> stay safe over there, colonel. colonel steve warren in baghdad for us. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >>> coming up, chaos in nevada's democratic state convention pitting democrats against each other. could this carry all of the way to the convention in philadelphia? we'll have the details right after this. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven t

the second component requires city departments do bet efforts using city funds meet the recommended nutritional guidelines mptd for example, it requires water is available and accessible, vegetarian and vegan offered and food offered includes fruits vegetables grains and [inaudible] the third component encourages restaurants to have better balance of healthier food options available. lastly, we accepted amendment tooz strengthen the legislation as well. i do we believe we owe to the 28,000 in the city and taxpayer tooz implement policies that lead outcomes for employees and visitors to city hall to more productive city employees and cost save frgz the taxpayers. it accomplishes the goals by making the healthy choice the easy place. prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my off

the second component requires city departments do bet efforts using city funds meet the recommended nutritional guidelines mptd for example, it requires water is available and accessible, vegetarian and vegan offered and food offered includes fruits vegetables grains and [inaudible] the third component encourages restaurants to have better balance of healthier food options available. lastly, we accepted amendment tooz strengthen the legislation as well. i do we believe we owe to the 28,000 in the city and taxpayer tooz implement policies that lead outcomes for employees and visitors to city hall to more productive city employees and cost save frgz the taxpayers. it accomplishes the goals by making the healthy choice the easy place. prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my off

brent: iraqi forces say they are making progress in capturing the second-largest city, muzzle. they are being assisted by peshmerga fighters in the battle. our reporter has been granted rare access to those soldiers, including a number of foreign volunteers. here is that exclusive report from the front line. reporter: rice and beans are the staple diet of the ninth gate. tony is among the fighters. he left his ex-wife and children in sweden nine months ago and is now fighting with the peshmerga. he says he receives room and board only, no pay. >> the food situation for all of us here is like rice and beans and the rice and beans are really nice but it is rice and beans. after weeks and weeks and weeks, you lose weight. i lost like 15 kilos. if you want to go down a little bit, it is good for you. unfortunately, the muscle and all of the rest of the body. we get rice and beans two times a day but, as you can see over there, the guy is doing some omelettes and that is nice. reporter: the fighters come from sweden, france and other countries. they have combat experience but few ar

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the second component requires city departments do bet efforts using city funds meet the recommended nutritional guidelines mptd for example, it requires water is available and accessible, vegetarian and vegan offered and food offered includes fruits vegetables grains and [inaudible] the third component encourages restaurants to have better balance of healthier food options available. lastly, we accepted amendment tooz strengthen the legislation as well. i do we believe we owe to the 28,000 in the city and taxpayer tooz implement policies that lead outcomes for employees and visitors to city hall to more productive city employees and cost save frgz the taxpayers. it accomplishes the goals by making the healthy choice the easy place. prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my off

if you can't take fallujah, to takeot be able mosul, the second largest city in the country and you need more troops. the kurds are not anxious to go far outside of kurdish territory, what they'll have for state and fight for it. tom: but they're trying to take territory, as well, now. of americance relationships, people know a lot about coker, theyan ambassador. that's what we need. need the intangible presence on the ground to form that compromise. many american troops would you send? tom: i would send probably two, talk about two more squadrons in terms of direct guys, and i would probably send 5,000 troops. with asul is a city million people. tom: to embed them with the iraqis. send an american marine battalion into mosul. eleanor: real easy to decide these issues in the comfort of studio.vision pat: then you got the problems with the russians and the south china sea and a lot of folks want to get into a dust-up with iran. them the world. pat: we're stretched pretty thin. our assignment? john: we'll live in expectation. facebook vs. conservatives. >> the fact is that we have listing,