sorry, sorryry. - go a ahead, whatat is your p ?] laururel and harardy kind f chananged it bececause they e both k kind of dumumb. but onone thought t he was smam. - - and they w were both really f funny. - whatat can i do?o? - set ththe table. that's s simple. you don't t have to ususe any brainsns for that.t. wellll, here's a another nice messss you've gogotten me ini. - theyey were alwaways true to theheir charactcters. you never r get a sensnse thatat stan laururel is playag a character cacalled ststan laurel, or thahat oliver hardy is plplag a guy namemed oliver h hardy. theyey just are e stan and olli. - hehello? - - where haveve you been?? - - i was herere with me.. - - stan laurerel was the e s of the operaration. oliverer hardy wouould show u, hit t his mark,, do hisis job well,l, and ththen go golflfing. he dididn't want a anything too wiwith the mecechanics of f . he l left that a all to s stan laurelel. - - what are y you doing with that cushioion? - wellll, i keep o on bumpining me head.d. see?e? - - stan laurerel was t

whatat's going o on?the o only thing holding t roof in placace were f four by fofours, one on ththe ceilining thenen a post holding g it up. you coululd hear t the screechc of thehe metal and thehe roof j gave. . a carrejejo: i thougug weteterrifying. . there wawas dust andnd dirt tha was flflying everyrywhere. thought t we werere going g tot right there. that's when we thought we would smother to death. lynda carrejo: and then, it finally stopped. but anyone that touched that beam-- the sand would trickle in. >>> then it finally stopped, but anyonene that touched that beam, ththe sasand would trickl in. so w we couldn't't move. we had to o stay p put wherevev were at.t. we knenew we wouldn'n't lalast longer in n there. >> good d evening. the cacalifornia national l gua today y joined state andnd loco polilice and the fbi in a a gia search foror 26 californrnia chilildren. ththere are no r real clues.s. only a an eeeerie silence in a frigightening anand bibizarre c >>>> throughouout much of f thi parentnt

- whatat do you ththink?d'd you get t the beans s above the e f? i mean, yoyou're--it's's just-- - - the farrelelly brotheres pupushed the r rules so fafr ththat they--t-that, you u can do thahat? - - "there's s something about t mary" is this s kind of ananarchic, off-the-e-wall comededy ththat also hahas this reaeay jojoyous heartrt to it. - you knknow, maybe e you shouould just, l like, move down n here and m marry me. [laughter]r] - - it introduduced cameroroz as the k kind of ultimatate cool girirl, anand it realllly kind of f gas the farrrrelly broththers. - i'll h have a decacaf coffe. - i'llll have a dedecaf espres. - i'llll have a double d decaf cappupuccin. - - do you havave any decacaffed coffeeee ice creamam? - morrisis, i'll havave a haf double-d-decaffeinatated half-f withth a twist o of lemon. - i'll havave a twist t of lem. - you hahad lots andnd lots of realllly funny, b bankable people d doing wondederful mov. - ahah! lookok at this.. my f first day a as a woman, and i'i'm getting g hot flas

korean, uhuh, culture.e. >> c choe: [cleaears throat]t] whatat about me?e?> mom: sosorry. [laugughs] sorry, davavid. [laughghs] it's inincredible.. [laughter]r] >> choe: t today, i wewent intol ththe ways-- difffferent waysys you guys s ud ththe stress p positions, , lik, yoyou know. >>>> yeah, butut what. >> all t the korean n punishmen. >>>> what's reremarkable to o ms thatat every kidid. >> right. >> i meaean, all kororean kids.. >> yeaeah, all kororean kids.. >> thehe same posisition. holdining-you eithther hold a a. >>>> mom: oh, yeyeah. that's's y we leaearn from the geneneration to o generatio. we don't't know why.y. >>>> to take e a peek intnto thk heart of t the korean n psyche, maybe it h helps to geget famr with hanan. itit's a concecept that, for non-n-koreans, cacan be diffificult to fufully grgrasp. >> chohoe: all rigight. you u want it? h here we go.o. han denotetes a collecective feeleling of oppppression anand isololation in t the face ofof overwhelelming odds.s. it connotetes aspects s of lamet and ununavenged ininjustice. >> w wow. >> i in

whatat? whatat -- what k kind of lilives are ththese? we'r're like chihildren. we're not t men.e not memen. [ laughterer ] we're paththet, you know t tha? yeah, lilike i don't't know that i'm p pathetic. "seinfeld,d," you knowow, inititially was,s, ththey called d it the shshow about n nothing. i memean, obviouously, itit was not a about nothihi, but thatat's what ththey called. the initial idea was larry david and jerry had an idea about just two guys hanging out and talking about stuff. lilisten to thth. marcy y comes over, anand she telllls me ththat her ex-x-boyfriendd was ovover late lalast night, "and y yada, yada,a, yada, i'm m really tirired today." what do yoyou think she was s tired fromom? well, obobviousl, the "yadada, yad" larry y david and d jerry seini, those two o minds togegether, you know, that's just comedy dynamite. what do you think did it? can you take a step back and say, "this made this show"? i think it was the style of the writing was fresh, and i think it was the strength of the cast. the cast is very, veryry stro, and the wrwriting hadd a differerent

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if anyone e tells you they know exexactly whatat our socieiety, world, w will look l like in anr 10, 20, , 100 years,s, where wel go from m here, theyey don't. no one doeoes. we jusust don't knknow where a willll take us. ♪ at t the presentnt time, we ew thatat there arere 27 peoplele g since ababout 4:15 yesterdaday afternoooon. still nono break in n that chowowchilla, cacalifornia,, school busus kidnappining. 26 s schoolchildldren and thtr bubus driver h have vanishsh. vanishshed yesterdrday afternn nearar chowchilllla, califoro. [newscasteter] presidedent fod directcted the attttorney gel to use a all availabable gogovernment r resources.. [newewscaster #2#2] ththe californrnia nationanad joined s state and l local pe anand the fbii in a g giant searcrch for the chilildren and t the dri. [carol] it was likike someboy comeme down fromom mars and just t took 'em upup off ththe planet.. [newscasaster #3] was itit an outrigight kidnap, a psychopath or sex maniac on the loose? whoever r did it putut a great l of p planning anand effort,, and we migight even sasay mon. [walter r cronkit

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