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so i came up with a notion of doing a cop show that was r-rated. tures of breasts to try to show them what we would show and what we wouldn't show. grown-ups sitting in a room doodling. >> then we started on the language. >> we heard it with the brains of a flea and the balls of a moth. >> the program premiered with an advertising boycott. >> channel 7, shame on you! >> but it was such an immediate hit, that boycott lasted, oh, four weeks. >> they could use the nudity and the curse words to go deeper into the actual emotional burden of being a cop. >> i'm an asshole. >> and it had this character, andy sipowicz. he is a raging alcoholic, racist, sexist, violent. he created the tv anti-hero. >> i know the great african-american george washington carver discovered the peanut. but can you provide names and addresses of these friends? >> you know, you're a racist scumbag. >> despite his flaws, despite his prejudices, i think people identified with his pain. >> i wish there was a way to say this that wouldn't hurt you. >> there's a famous episode where th

as a new wave cop show. >> it's a cop show for the '80s. mood and feeling of our show. >> in a lot of ways you don't get "miami vice" without mtv because in a lot of ways "miami vice" was a long video. the music was such a big part of that show. ♪ >> there was an allure to using great music that everybody was listening to as opposed to the routine kind of tv scoring of that period. ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ >> it was only not afraid to let long scenes play out. it would drag -- a car going from point "a" to point "b" could be a four-minute phil collins song, you know. and it was. ♪ hold on >> being able to take a television series like "miami vice" and let's really kind of rock and roll with that until somebody says, stop, are you guys crazy, you can't do that. and nobody ever did. >> freeze! police! three whole states away. mom: he'll only be three states away. son: i can do whatever i want. mom: i can drive up here anytime i want. mom: he's going to be so homesick. son: this is gonna be so sick. no matter if your journey

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seth: but it has been a show that -- everyone i know has seen it, we like talking about it. truct it. are you surprised that you made an existential adventure show, ou said, and people have been so drawn to it? >> i mean, i am. and in the first place, i would say i'm also, you know, i' blown away. it's so -- you know, definitively personal to me that i am very moved that it's connecting on this level. and, yes, i defi'stely think -- indicative of the troubling times we're in, that it's connected for so many other people, as well. it's -- essentially a show that's saying, hey, we're all e broken on side. let's do it togeth. [ laughter ] >> seth: which is a really lovely message. >> yeah. >> seth: and i should say, because this is eight episodes on netflix and the highest praise i can have for it is it starts great and ends better. because i feel like there are shows where people say, "you've got to give it five episodes." and i want to say, "i ha a life." >> yeah. >> seth: whereas this starts great and then you can say to k people, oh, stound. because they know exactly where t

it's -- essentially a show that's saying, hey, we're all broken on the inside. laughter ] >> seth: which is a really lovely message. >> yeah. >> seth: and i should say, because this is eight episodes on netflix and the highest praise i can have for it is it starts great and ends better. because i feel like there are shows where people say, "you've got to give it five episodes." and i want to say, "i have a life." >> yeah. >> seth: whereas this starts great and then you can say to people, oh, stick around. because they know exactly where they're going. >> yes. >> seth: and because this isn't just this very personal autobiographical show that you helped create. there is also -- there is like a science fiction element and a plotting element that you guys took very seriously. >> yeah. this is like "a beautiful mind." there you go. >> seth: there you go. this is fully from the writers' room of getting all the time lines straight. >> and this is actually michael brecker the wonderful production designer who had a hell of a time. because what he was doing here is, you k

got a call you show who has a really good idea. where it should go now to blood to. spread it out and then it shall are one hundred plus knowledge hosts and this. is the city. so. that's a had. to steam. most of. them one. either a great amenity. but i do get it. but only i mean. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president injured. or someone wanted. to go right to the press that's why before three of them or ten people that i'm interested always in the waters about how. the city. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've mattered the us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise west year some with four hundred to five hundred trade first record per second. and this one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars industrial but don't let the numbers of. the only numbers you need

it was a sweet tender show. fonzie's aye to compete with jimmy j.j. walkers dynamite. >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it howard. >> does anyone say thank you, arnold? >> no, do you know what they say? >> sit on it arnold. that's what they say. >> you watch fonzie and you want to be fonzie. >> girls, knock yourselves out. i'm sorry. it was a slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> they're here. >> all right. >> laverne and this is shirley. she's yours as you can see. >> nice to meet you richie. >> my pleasure. >> when they made a guest appearance, one of the camera men said look at this two shot. that's a series. ♪ >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot. death to my program that dares to go head on against happy days and laverne and shirley. >> it's one of the few sitcoms that ever debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is laverene and shirley. >> a harmless but blameless exercise in silliness. >> you have to go all the wa

i'm going to have a sports show on there in march. ed henry's front row seat you will love it a little bit like netflix has all kinds of options. check it out on the app. store. ainsley: have you cooking. ed: i saw a show by kellyanne and it was awesome. steve: this sunday clearly is a big football game the l.a. rams will take on the new england patriots in super bowl as you can see right there liii. ed: this will be the patriots' 11th super bowl.

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literally everyone around trump is a character from a reality show. d that is not even the best part of the story. so cohen also asked the guy, while he's doing this, to set up a twitter account called women for cohen. this is a real account, created back in 2016. it's for quote, women who love and support michael cohen. strong, pitts bull, sex symbol, no nonsense. basically, cohen asked this guy, help me rig the election, while you're at it, could you make people think girls like me, too? because i loved this, i clicked to see who was following this account, and some of the women following him are named elvis, john, ted, sonny, we also have steve, and bill. and these are some of the things they tweeted. snazzy looking and ready to maga. best looking love award goes to, heart emoji. we love you guys. this has got to be the saddest thing i've ever heard of in my life. we're a week away from hearing cohen had a burner phone he used to send dirty texts to himself. he might be a lot more hilarious than i ever imagined. i don't know if you heard about this.

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last night on the an astronaut of our national sovereignty is made vulnerable with a show called humanitarian aid and peace is threatened by the government of mr donald trump who last sunday in a televised interview ratified his threat of a military invasion against venezuela in venezuela they have driven us to the point that libya was taken or that syria was taken to the point of unarmed opposition they have attempted that we have not allowed them to and venezuela is it peace. well we can go live now to the venezuelan capital caracas our correspondent there is to raise above and to raise we've seen shots in all of this humanitarian so-called humanitarian aid starts up at the border the president vowing not to let it in how popular a decision is that among the people you're in the center of the city by the looks of it in what could be a market. well that's correct we are here at a market in the center of the city and people here are extremely worried about the economic situation in venezuela the situation there is hyperinflation prices are changing from one minute to another the government ha

so it's one item and from the back you can see that it's a show and. as a student she founded the brockman label that she now runs with her husband all of crimes in berlin. at first she designed only men's fashions and won high praise for them at berlin fashion week. now she's also a welcome guest at the paris pressure for teisho others and she's expanded her business to include women's fashions always true to the minimalist balance tradition. the problem of why us sweet playful fashion is assigned to women and powerful designs to men. and if we should have got past that if they make sayang. the creative forces at bell house wanted to change the world with their form follows function principles but house design still impressed one hundred years on. jennifer brockman is trying to change the a from old world of fashion in her own way. to the concept of africa sustainability concept is also an aspect of design. da creates interesting styles that will stay interesting for a long time to come inside and with sense and. whether it's concrete and glass or foun

and then this time, last november, you did a show about the #metoo movement. s obviously, you know, a family madcap comedy show -- >> yeah. >> seth: and also address real issues? >> yeah. i love it. i think that it's the thing that makes "will & grace" really special to be able to be outrageous and provocative and talk about what's happening today in politics and pop culture. and to, you know, make people think. challenge people, you know. and, you know, that episode was written right after the kavanaugh hearings. so it was important. >> seth: and that -- you know, it's nice because of the way you guys film. you can turn around a script fairly quickly. >> yes. >> seth: so you can be more in the moment. >> yeah. >> seth: shooting in front of a live studio audience like that, which is pretty cool. >> yeah. >> seth: your show has also had -- there's a lot of physical comedy in it. you have four really gifted physical comedians. i do have to ask. do you ever hurt yourself? has it ever been something's that's beyond your skill set? [ laughter ] because you guys are

we need a show that is going to bridge gap, a show that is going to show understanding each other, we are going to break down some -- guy law. >> yes. >> the neighborhood airs tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> up next we have chosen our latest students rising above scholar, how his parents' sacrifices are motivating the teen to help others. >>> today students rising above scholar has never taken for granted the opportunities that he has received at school. >> that has inspired christian gonzalez to help others. >> christian gonzalez puts his best foot forward. >> you know you gotta take that opportunity. >> the high school senior is student body president, team captain for cross country and track and field. last but not least a left back on the leadership academy's soccer team, over achiever with purpose. >> i do benefit from it, at the end of the day i get to give back to my family. >> sacrifices no one should have to make. christian's parents came to the united states from mexico for a better life. but they left something behind. the opportunity for an education. >> both my

the thought it was a shock to have. you get stuck show you lift off the wall. though the bus won't try to force you who has just through a lot i got a. shocking as a really good idea. which it did not to close to blood off spreading how did i miss the shell one hundred plus knowledge of hosts and. says. that the had. to steam. missing. out of what i do you don't wash either often visited it a minute you gave. it a bit. but only when. one of the school. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten like hard times happy. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be rich the point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade first sakit first shot and good point rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one just shows you can afford to miss the one and only. have a seventy of his later she still must. hav

a show of goodwill also from young's quartet reporting from wall street thank you very much. for european union has reached a provisional agreement on new rules governing gas pipelines entering the block from a third country now the nord stream to project a pipeline connecting russia to germany will be subject to these new regulations which include more oversight from the e.u. germany hopes the agreement will help placate critics of the project like the us which has warned of security risks. the compromise looks set to be something all e.u. member states can live with it requires all gas pipelines in europe to comply with the e.u. law even those operated by third countries such as russia it stipulates that the natural gas producers may not also operate pipelines that would be bad news for russia's gas prom the kremlin controlled company operates north stream too and provides the gas for it the agreement would allow berlin to work out special rules with russia but the european commission in brussels would have the final say on any exceptions. grouping to mission should take res

our national sovereignty is made vulnerable with a show called humanitarian aid and peace is threatenedby the government of mr donald trump who last sunday in a televised interview ratified his threat of a military invasion against venezuela in venezuela they have driven us to the point that libya was taken or that syria was taken to the point of beyond opposition they have attempted but who have not allowed them to and venezuela is it peace there are lots of america to lucy in yemen has more from the venezuelan city of san cristobal on the country's border with colombia. food and medicine on display in colombia right on the border with neighboring venezuela tons of humanitarian aid donated by the united states and colombia to venezuela are part of a strategy not just to help the needy but to undermine embattled president we call last minute on. the u.s. ambassador made an appeal in spanish to venezuela's military to defy my little order not to let it pass. you will have to make a decision that will always be remembered by your parents your brother and sisters and your daughters they'll

really a show that inspiration. six and a half minutes, a little gem you might watch while you are on the go. emily: is there a target audience, millennials or younger? meg: it is 25 to 35 is our target because startups are all about focus. how well does how about we do this really well as opposed to solve world hunger? emily: what about distribution? meg: it is an app and we could work with streaming music services. we will also have the talent to help market this and then brand advertising, and explain what this is. it is completely new behavior. emily: in the last year, the streaming landscape has changed dramatically. disney is launching one, warner, comcast streaming services. how do you keep up? meg: i have never seen the industry be this disruptive as today. there is lots of change. most of the competition today is moving towards longform streaming services. they are all chasing netflix. we are doing, everyone is zigging, we are zagging. emily: disney and other companies are pulling content. netflix, what doe

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for speak about what matters and ultimately be reinvigorated by her this really was supposed to be a show of political force and it certainly looked that way when kaamelott harris took to the stage the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants promised to be a fighter for the people stating that it was time to restore what she views as a loss of american values on the president's trump we are here because the american dream and our american democracy are under attack and on the line like never before and we are here at this moment in time because we must answer a fundamental question. who are we. who are we as americans let's answer that question. america we are better than this. i don't think yet but we're dozens of democrats lining up to run in twenty twenty the crucial question will be whether the party things come along harris has a chance of beating down all trump his supporters definitely think she does understand people she understand them near the clutch you understand the needs of our country and she has morals which we don't have right now with a year and a half until the democ

this might be something that they may be on to watch might not might not be the last time we have a show with no host here in hollywood for the oscars yeah i think you may have a point there told me about the big shock of the night when livia coleman won and glenn close did not. oh my god it was just it was it was shocking because if you had read all of the articles in and paid attention to all the film critics everybody pretty much said this was the time for glenn close to finally won an oscar for best actress and that did not happen even a living at home and when she went on stage to get the best actress award for her film the fame for it she even seemed to be stunned and she even said you know she grew up watching and admired aglen clothes and you know wanted to acknowledge that yes you're a great actor yes i'm surprised and i think a lot of people were surprised i had some people feel that she was robbed but if you see the favorite and you might understand why you know libya did a phenomenal job yeah that's i mean i've heard you know positive things from everybody about the favorites

show banks and pressed play. as we get a break don't forget to let us know what what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook twitter and you tube and see our full shows at our t.v. dot com coming up the streets of haiti have tragically exploded in political protest in the people so joining us will be the director of the institute for justice and democracy in haiti brian todd cannon to bring us a better understanding the situation taking place on that island nation state to watch her go home. because the slowness of the mood of them someone. who was before. much of those who heard it's a preview of this will see him we will. we will. move. move but he. will show you this new video of the liberal media collector a good. old muslim also who is the also the review films for good girls. don't go to shows look but do you distribute belonging to show the story should go . to starbucks to take it to meet until it was a little missed don't see it look it is it's. just testing understand just moved and mashed on. a stick to

so, a definite attempt at a show of strength, a show of solidarity, assuring of his leadership.keen to emphasise addressing the comments of the dudley north mp, ian austen, the most recent of those defectors who yesterday was citing what he calls the leadership‘s com plete what he calls the leadership‘s complete failure to tackle anti—semitism within the party. when people, as i said, are racist towards each other, then we oppose it, in any way whatsoever. if anyone is racist towards anyone else in our party, wrong, out of court, out of order, totally and absolutely unacceptable. anti—semitism is not acceptable in any form in any way whatsoever anywhere within our society. i'm proud to lead a party, proud to lead a party that was the first ever to introduce race relations legislation and also to pass the equality act and the human rights act into the statute book. and we are going to take all these issues further forward. well, believe it or not, there was a second elephant in the room here today. there were several eu flags, several labour against a brexit ban is here to create

year which was the lowest rated oscar as you know there was no host so we all wonder well how will a show go on with no host one here to tell you it go shorter that's what happens when you believe that that show summed up in about three hours and i think like twenty twenty five minutes as opposed to four hours last time so when you have a show with no host that's what you get a lot less political as well so i think this might be something that they may be onto who might not and might not be the last time we have a show with no host here in hollywood for the oscars yeah i think you may have a point there told me about the big shock of the night when livia coleman won and glenn close did not. oh my god it was just it was it was shocking because if you had read all of the articles in and paid attention to all the film critics everybody pretty much said this was the time for glenn close to finally won an oscar for best actress and that did not happen even the livia home and when she went on stage to get the best actress award for her film the fame for it she even seemed to be stunned and she

on that when they be at the shows that have a soft. over most of us i mean the show again. because if that's the whole story where they say well i've. done she would do. you know. what i said i would not be able. to. yeah how did after i know what it would feel jackie had a moment to add that. that badge would be sure that they would not let it go off or to others how awful you felt a few present because it. was really doesn't account. doesn't doesn't it come to mind. that i love to live up. to how they should show the docs. on earth it was you know it's. good you got a minute that you wanted to go. to the other job so much. also plus. you know it was a. new school. on the shoot the woman who got to macau know who. i'm up with the moment. you know what i've been. through a while there was i. think that. it's not just a load of my and that's not enough. among those you. employ . some. livestock. else. in the. film a good honest and honest that i found my i made that i got it on the shelf there as well but if i loved it. and found out the film also and the only one that the o

ovation waiting to continue and that kind of hype it is not normal for a show already running for a years. it is like almost bigger than when it first came out. this is now, everyone knows the show, everyone is a huge fan and you bring back essentially the very first performance. this reinvention of a new musical. >> how long ago did you start trying to get into hamilton? >> everyone has tried it took at least two years of a dutch name and the very first time i was in los angeles going to an open hip-hop call. in 2016 an end of 2018 i think after ten callbacks of singing and dancing and then various ck i asked everyone else around the same story for most. no matter what you are going for it takes a while. a lot of people always get to the show. >> how do you focus on what is next and what you can do instead of they told me no again. >> is a new york city dancer when you go to auditions if you go and get cut if you tell yourself that's it you never get anywhere. >> a waiter forever. >> you have to cast a wide net. you go to everything. that is what it is i tell myself i will go to as

wouldn't be a show without the ladies.t woodard was the first harlem globe trotter. >> she paved the way for me and all of the other lady athletes on the team. >> dang that's cool. i had no idea. i really enjoy getting lost in all the fun but there's a lot of black history in all of it. >> the cats in love. >> it's so weird. have you seen anything like that. >> why the cheese is no match for the cheese board. >> he's like what is up. >> and some of our cam's own go sky diving. but what happens when his excitement can't be contained? ♪ >> i know it's hard maddie, but i promise it's going to get better. ♪ i like your confidence. thanks mr. lee! now there's no such thing as too close. yes, there is. no, there's not. yes there is. no, there's not! okay. all-new colgate total. do more for your whole mouth. 98% of us don't get enough omega-3s. which is why megared advanced 4in1 packs more omega-3 power into one small softgel. it supports your heart... brain... eyes... and joints. megared. and because redfin.com is america's #1 b

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in qatar, recently, where a comedian madejokes i was in a show in qatar, recently, where a comedian up to the show and said i thought qatar was muslim, why are they loving? said it is not because they loving? said it is not because they are pro—1 religion, they don't wa nt they are pro—1 religion, they don't want you to make fun of people's bates, because that is sacred. jesus is also wait printable prophet of the muslims. but in this particular comedian's ignorance, he thought i make checks onjesus they will applaud. you mention political correctness now. there is a debate amongst comedians. jerry seinfeld, for example, talking to bbc, the american comedian, that the college audiences have become too quick to condemn a joke as a racist or sexist. do you agree with that?” haven't had that experience. personally, i haven't. maybe your jokes arejust too personally, i haven't. maybe your jokes are just too safe.” personally, i haven't. maybe your jokes are just too safe. i highly doubt it. my material is highly controversial. the subject matter is ideal with this stuff people shy away f

a show both for trump and i think he was putting on a show efor himself. remember this person used to be on tv. and so i think he's looking for a future back in that space and after this is all said and done. what i would say is people drawn to is they're not just drawn to trump because they want to be apert of all the divisiveness. they want to hitch to his wagn to chart their own course in terms of media and growth. people said to me why are people on the "the apprentice" had issues. they wanted to sue him and now they're supporters. i get this question, why would they support him snow because they want to be just like him. and i think that is reflected in his administration as well. and that's what he wants. >> he wants people who want to reflect themselves and be mini trumps. kwhitker's job was obviously sketch, for at least reading of the. a conservative nonprofit with undisclosed funders, $1.2 million of money that went in. if this was a perform nsz donald trump can't help him. i guess he could get him on fox news. at the end of the day, you can see t

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this is a comedy show. obviously, you guys were told that this is a comedy show? good. good. y. >> 18. >> stephen: what the ( bleep ). i don't think dustin's given me a fair shake. i mean... i'm a 54-year-old man. i mean, the doctor said i'd never be able to comb my hair again. ( laughter ) it's like he doesn't even see how i'm trying. please don't use this. promise me. >> stephen (narrating): back on the field, because it's time for speed. >> stephen: okay, when you're ready to go, just say, just yell "juice it." >> "juice it." you got it. >> stephen: i'm just trying to determine which knee i want to pop first. ( laughter ) >> juice it! ( cheers and applause ) >> look at that. >> stephen: wooooo! >> stephen (narrating): then my juke move. >> stephen: i'll juke you! watch out! watch out! woo! woo! here we go! woo! >> stephen (narrating): and, finally, trucking. >> i'm going to need you to knock over one of these big fellows, and you stay on your feet and keep going. ( laughter ) >> stephen: hut! ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and time for my final rating. what is my play

when i did the legal show, there was a fatwa against me. every show that i do, i have a responsibility towards the crowd. if i were to do a show where i was to insult the king, it's not my life that's in jeopardy. i'm an american citizen, i'd just be kicked out of the country. it's the people in the show that are in jeopardy. so i need to be careful and i have to consider — as a pioneer, as somebody who's taking the stand—up comedy scene single—handedly on his shoulders, i have to craft my way. when i first started doing shows injordan and to now doing shows injordan, and what i can say and can't say, is not only very different but other comedians can now speak about... the iranian american comedian says the reason i criticise, mazjobrani, says... oh, i love him. ..made the point, "the reason i criticise the government here in the united states is because we can. that is why my family came from iran to america so we can do that, we have freedom of speech." you do not have that in so many arab countries and surely it is a matter of regret to