they may add one star to their entourage, betty white.hey may add a cameo to their new video, and we can't say it on morning tv, which might explain why i can't pronounce it, and it features a cameo by bettysand carly jenner. >> if betty white was in that video, shut it down. it would have been a classic. but if you don't know what it is -- >> i feel totally left out. >> kris, i'll tell you later. you're over 18 so we can talk about it. >> i just did a search that said wireless application protocol. >> yeah, we'll go with that one. >> we'll go with that. >> we'll switch right over to weather. >> and i'm going to change the subject completely. all right, let's start out this morning as we get a live look outside. looking at lafayette as the clouds start to roll over parts of the east bay this morning, and as we take a look at the 7-day forecast that's coming up on the bottom of the screen, a cloudy start but it won't be that way all day long. in fact, as we check out our high temperatures for all our microclimates, expect concord to reach

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it was used in the first season of the '80s show starring betty white and bea arthur. the home sold for $4 million. no word on who bought it, just someone with some golden pockets, i guess. >> i guess. >> yeah. >> somebody will be happy tonight. >> who is it? >> don't know. we'll be right back. >>> a special live edition of the late show with stephen colbert is up next. stephen will be joined by former national security adviser susan rice. >> thanks for watching! the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great night! (mellow music) - the bay area is a golden destination and healthy living. but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues?

. >> maybe the million dollars over the asking price was like betty white comes and gives you the keys, you get bragging rights. >> you get to pay an appearance fee. betty white. >>> anyway, speaking of opulent surroundings, katy perry giving us a look at her baby nursery. >> we got a look at the pink themed nursery during her weekly smile sunday life stream show, and really showed off the outfits, including an adorable onesie with pictures of her fiance, orlando bloom. mona and i will be getting those for ourselves. will she be selling those? >> i was chuckling because in like eighth grade, i had a shirt that said, i love orlando bloom. now look at that, he has kids y'all. all right. the "american idol" judge have revealed they don't have a name for the daughter. >> i intrude him last month and asked him what he was going to name his daughter. thought i could get him to slip and he said that his daughter, the kid would name herself, give off a vibe. which is an actor artistry thing to say. >> you tried to get the scoop. it's okay. great i did my best. i was a journalist. >> there you

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funny while throwing up, that's not something even betty white could do. >> oh, my god. say that to her face. >> billy: i wouldn't, i wouldn't. how did you, that balance must have been very tricky. were you focussed on being funny even while you were so sick? >> well, i think like, i mean, i don't know about you, but for me, like, i had really rough, like sad parts of my childhood. >> billy: mm-hm. >> was the middle child and felt like i had to keep everyone going, so when i am in the most duress is probably when i turn it on the most. >> billy: right. >> because i don't feel like i am okay or everyone around me is okay, so that's when we like, are like, everything's still okay, you know. we're really not, like, actually dying inside. >> billy: i get that. thank you for sharing it. everyone needs to check out this docuseries. i know you also have a new partnership you're working on. >> yeah. >> billy: what is that? tell us about that. >> well, speaking of blood, i did, i partnered up with tampax. we both are really interested in taking the shame out of women and their bo

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at the la home was used in the first season of the 80s the show starring betty white and the arthur. it was listed for just under $3 million and sold for $4 million but no word yet on who bought it. >>> one of daytime tv's biggest ours is opening up about her life in a new memoir. >> she says her rise to stardom was anything but easy. she has been a mainstay on the young and the restless for more than four decades. the actress is recounting traumas that she has never publicly revealed, such as abuse, suffered at the hands of her grandmother, and otories al >> it was emotionally difficult, but if i had not revealed all these things, who's going to think -- they need to know i have been there. i have gone through a lot of horrible things and i came through it. >> they had had a long career and has worked with clint eastwood and alfred hitchcock. she hopes fans will get from her memoir a better understanding of the real woman behind mickey newman. >>> you can watch the young and the restless everyday at 11:00 right here on kpix 5, followed by the news at noon. we are always here, the yo

. >> so on a scale of betty white to david duke, how racist is this citizens arrest law?-da-da-da-da-da-da... >> you passed david duke. that's how racist it is. one of the big things about georgia is the man in charge of writing the formal laws is an avid racist. >> wait, avid racist? >> he wrote books justifying racism, basquely to argue that african americans were better off in enslaved and could never really function as free people. >> oh, shit, that is avid. okay, continue. >> cobb, himself, he dees in 1862, but the system of law he established for georgia lives on. and that become the basis for protection for racists like the ku klux klan after the civil war because they could lynch any african american and claim it was a citizens arrest. >> how is this still a law! >> we still have a racist society. we haven't gotten rid of so many elements of racism in the united states. >> well, that settles it. i talked to the experts. i've studied the finest legal texts. and i can confirm-- this law musmust be changed but i have no idea how to do that. yo, how is this still a la

>>host: mentioning black betty and white butterfly at the center of these two books are black women. what is happening at this time with black women and their sexuality? has that changed? >> it is in a dominant moment in our lives and also hidden. black women have often experienced their sexuality has been taken away from them in the general culture. so you say what is that? appreciating beauty based on another culture. but at least you could pretend. i think black women always had the weight of the community on their shoulders children were responsible. they were responsible for a kind of life that came easy. in the fifties and sixties. and black women have a more prominent role but i never say i'm speaking for them but the great thing about literature in the sixties through the eighties black literature was dominated by black women toni morrison, mcmillan, and many others, and now they try to figure out how to share it. >> easy rollins i was on the warpath others i didn't know were also. >> i don't know what i meant. >> is the one - - easy rollins talks about not respecting women.

"black betty," "white butterfly," at the center of these books are black women. what is happening at this time with black women and their sexuality, and has that changed? >> guest: black sexuality has always been a dominant moment in our lives and it also been really, really hidden. i think black women have often experienced the fact that their sexuality has been taken away from them in the general culture. so you see like -- blonde people and you are going what is that? appreciating beauty is appreciating beauty based on some other culture or some other place, which by the by most white women didn't fit either but at least you could pretend. i think that black women have always had the weight of the community on their shoulders. talking about sexuality, children. they were responsible for children. they were responsible for a kind of life that the rest of -- that came easy to the rest of america like in the '50s and '60s. and, of course, in my work black women have a prominent role butt i never say that i'm speaking for them. the great thing about literature in

: as much as gerald ford got him there, it was betty ford who provided david kennerly with some of his richest material. like on their last day in the whiteough a final time with kennerly. >> she looks in there and said, i always wanted to dance on the cabinet roof table. and two security servicemen, oh, she's not going to do that. >> are you ready? >> i'm always ready. i don't miss stuff like >> i'm always ready. i don't miss stuff like that. betes mily oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. it lowers the risk. oh! and i only have to take it once a week. oh! ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) ozempic® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to ozempic

betty you are on the line with errin haines. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i see you all the time on morning show. i would not normally say my race but i am white and i am saying it for a reason. if i am wrong, you can correct me, a black woman called in and she stated that she was black and that she was for elizabeth warren. i cannot stand it was with warren. i want kamala harris, hands down. and i am hoping and praying that that is who he is going to pick. i like susan rice but susan rice, i think there will be times that they bring up benghazi. i would love to see kamala harris. if i am mispronouncing her name, i apologize for that. susan rice can be secretary of state or secretary of defense. i hope he does pick her for one of those. kamala harris, maybe it should not be like this, has a lot of things i call a plus. first of all, she is so sharp. racepresident obama, mixed , not black and white but black and asian. also, she happens to be married to a jewish man. i am jewish too. i'm not religious. that is not even why i want kamala harris. reasons,ll of those all of those are positives. i don't know if anybody cares who she is married to.

betty you are on the line with errin haines. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i see you all the time on morning show. i would not normally say my race but i am white am saying it for a reason. if i am wrong, you can correct me, a black woman called in and she stated that she was black and that she was for elizabeth warren. i cannot stand it was with warren. i want kamala harris, hands down. and i am hoping and praying that that is who he is going to pick. i like susan rice but susan rice, i think there will be times that they bring up benghazi. i would love to see kamala harris. if i am mispronouncing her name, i apologize for that. susan rice can be secretary of state or secretary of defense. i hope he does pick her for one of those. kamala harris, maybe it should not be like this, has a lot of things i call a plus. first of all, she is so sharp. racepresident obama, mixed , not black and white but black and asian. also, she happens to be married to a jewish man. i am jewish too. i'm not religious. that is not even why i want kamala harris. reasons,ll of those all of those are positives. i don't know if anybody cares who she is married to. there