leo and i grabbed an old bill cosby record, lp's, and we transferred it to film.we made a little animated segment of fat albert open to show it to bill cosby. it took a while, but bill did see it. specialhe fat albert back in 1967 and 1968. nbc, full-color animation. it was shown one time, sadly. but out of that half-hour special came the saturday morning tv series "fat albert and the cosby kids." that's got to make you feel good where that show is not just entertaining people -- as we said about humanity, it is inspiring and empowering to kids of color throughout the country. on,nd a lot of fun to work too. 1966, ween you left in can look at the calendar and see what was happening. but what is driving you and leo at that moment to want to do animation for people of color? >> it is something that we felt we had to do. we knew that we could not do it inside the mainstream studios. ,e were very young and naÏve but also ambitious. we thought, let's just start our own studio and start telling our own stories. this was a lot more difficult than we realized. though we d

one of just two people allowed to feet for free at ben's chili bowl in d.c., but no word yet if bill cosby will get that same courtesy when a new store opens in arlington next week, but arlington now report cosby will be on happened for that grand opening in rosslyn thursday and let's be real. i'm thinking the cos can't afford to foot the bill for his own chili. >>> did you know the coolest small town in america is in maryland? berlin beat out 14 other small towns in online voting, a good area for beach lovers, hikers and history lovers. >>> perhaps you're more into cash than cool. perhaps some montgomery neighborhoods are more for you. a survey is out of the nation's wealthiest neighborhoods and it puts the bradley manor, longwood neighborhood of bethesda at second in the nation with a mean household income of get this, $61,420,042. actually, that would be $599,440. greenwich, connecticut, is at the top there based on data from the 2010 census. potomac manors, the palisade, mclean also in the top 10, a lot of people in our area doing well. >>> what you pay is now about to become more impo

. >> well, there he is playing art linkletter, or bill cosby, which of the two. depends which generation you're from, katie. it seems to me, you got to decide. i'm seeing all kinds of politicians, including saddam hussein pull that number, pat the kid on the head. not that he is saddam hussein. but it doesn't mean much to me because he knew one thing, the camera was looking. and that doesn't tell you what happens when guadagno shows up in hoboken and says i talked to the governor last night. he said if you don't play ball in this real estate deal, you're dead. and this kind of reality is what i want to find out. that's the job of reporting. not to meet the person that he wants you to meet. meet the one that is there behind the scenes who is willing to do what is necessary. and is this person so ruthless, you've got to be damn careful of him. your thoughts. >> sure. at the same time, town halls have always been an important part of building our perception about chris christie. the clips you showed us just now initially contributed to perception of him as very much

the show right away was a hit right away right away we were top ten we were in the top ten with bill cosby . so the cost the show was just about and there was a fictional show she was. born separated at birth right. true or not fiction is reality yes it's about our lives yes sometimes i wish it was fictional whole home the whole issue is this is drawn sister sister was on for six years six seasons we basically grew up on that show ended with show when we were twenty one now do you finish each other's sentences a lot of the time. made of you twins or many times you know i mean if you put a convention do you still have no yeah you just never we've never gone you know you know when you're in washington i don't and scares me for some reason being around when it's a little freaky well i was telling this to the staff if i had one twin on ones and the other twin was in there to make him and i was i phone calls from all over the country when i got to that school he said that's. before i picked up the phone yeah you have that have yes oh yes we do the only thing we can't do is like feel each other'

show right away it was a hit right away right away we were top ten we were in the top ten with bill cosby remember so the cost the show was just about and that was a fictional show she says to write it we have been separated at birth right. through you not fiction it's reality yes it's about our lives yes sometimes i wish it was fictional whole home the whole alicia's this is drawn sister sister was on for six years six seasons we basically grew up on that show ended with show when we were twenty one and now do you finish each other's sentences a lot all the time. made of you twins you having times you know i mean if you put a convention do you still have no yeah you just never we've never gone you know you know when you're in washington i don't scares me for some reason being around when it's a little freaky well i was telling the staff that i had one twin on one cheek and the other twin was in there couldn't make him down i was on my phone. all over the country when i got to the school he said that's my brother before i picked up the phone yeah you have that have you have oh yes we do t

g the story bill cosby doesn't want you to hear. plus is the vice president still having trouble understanding the ending of "the sixth sense"? >> i don't get it. i really don't. it is what complexes me the most. i don't get it. >> and finally are surfing dogs bad for the country's gdp? if you answered no you are probably part of the problem. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> it is bad when you get the first laugh in the first seconds of the show and then it is all downhill from there. she has more baggage than a family stuck at the airport. and it is former u.s. ambassador to the u.n, andy levy. that threw them off. and he has mortal lent in his pink ethan most in their pinky. he chased an apple down his shirt. there is a lot of hair coming out of there. constantine morales. and his mustache once wries -- wrestled a black bear into sub sub -- submisive. and the president of "red eye." yea. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. remember, [inaudible]. >> now he is turning mean of the is mcgill a bunch of swill? a

g the story bill cosby doesn't want you to hear.ing trouble understanding the ending of "the sixth sense"? >> i don't get it. i really don't. it is what complexes me the most. i don't get it. >> and finally are surfing dogs bad for the country's gdp? if you answered no you are probably part of the problem. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> it is bad when you get the first laugh in the first seconds of the show and then it is all downhill from there. she has more baggage than a family stuck at the

the episode of comedians and cars he said his mount rushmore would be rickles richard prior and bill cosbythat is 50% black. for this idiot gawker writer to suggest if you are not a white man you are not funny is stupid. secondly, it is entirely possible to disagree with his take on diversity and to agree he shouldn't be color or gender blind and it is important to showcase people who aren't just white men. to make them out as a racist monster is totally ridiculous. but the elephant in the room is as always, greg, the jews. apparently we are lumped in with white people. which in comedy is not fair. when somebody who is not black or jewish does comedy you end up with a paul mccurio. >> i knew it was coming around. >> jews and blacks and everyone else stops. >> can i just make a statement in defense of seinfield? >> it is going to be really, really not funny. >> the show is completely diverse. they had elaine and a fat guy and so it was diverse as 1953 and they had the soup nazi. >> that's true. >> sorry to say nazi. >> you know what he is talking about? he is talking about two recent things

white in anything in his work, and he's downplaying the work of everyone from richard pryor and bill cosby to others. yes, comedy should represent the entire pie chart of america. >> what are we going to have now, the comedy police? or the keystone cops as i would have to call that? comedy is about being politically incorrect, about telling a story. are you telling me that when i've been on shows, is that are predominantly black shows, pretty much all black cast, crew whatever. there's some racism if it's all black or white? this is ridiculous. seinfeld is 100% right. it's taking our real lives and extending them. >> yes, it's comedy, but he seemed to be suggesting -- they accuse him of -- i just can't find any funny black people. >> yeah, i don't think that's exactly what he was saying at all. they're projecting a little bit of that on to him, i'm not sure i would use the r word around that. i think what some of his critics are saying, he taps into a little bit of experience, particularly people of color, when we watch seinfeld, is this question of like, you know, do you actually have any

. >> well, there he is playing art linkletter, or bill cosby, which of the two. it depends which generation you're from, katie. it seems to me, you got to decide. i'm seeing all kinds of politicians, including saddam hussein pull that number, pat the kid on the head. not that he is saddam hussein. but it doesn't mean much to me because he knew one thing, the camera was looking. and that doesn't tell you what happens when guadagno shows up in hoboken and says i talked to the governor last night. he said if you don't play ball in this real estate deal, you're dead. and this kind of reality is what i want to find out. that's the job of reporting. not to meet the person that he wants you to meet. meet the one that is there behind the scenes who is willing to do what is necessary. and is this person so ruthless, you've got to be damn careful of him. your thoughts. >> sure. at the same time, town halls have always been an important part of building our perception about chris christie. the clips you showed us just now initially contributed to perception of him as very m

. >> and perhaps no one has done that and more than bill cosby.most successful sitcoms in television history. breaking nearly every black stereotype and introduced america to an end grated black culture that some didn't even know existed. >> you see, i am not serving dr. huxtable, okay? that's the kind of thing that goes on in a restaurant. now i will bring him a cup of coffee. just like he brought me a cup of coffee this morning, that, young man, is what marriage is made of. give and take, 50/50. and if you don't get it together and drop the match why attitudes you won't ever have anybody bringing you anything any time any place ever. >> uh but integrate was a hard-fought battle as 70 years earlier by one of the black american pioneers. >> actress hattie mcdaniel was the first african-american to win an award for "gone with the wind." she has two stars on the hollywood walk of fame for her contributions in both film and radio. >> in 1963 sydney poitier won best actor oscar for his role in "lilies of the field." he pushed the envelope even further

comedian bill cosby. dr. charles drew whose medical research in the field of blood transfusions led to the founding of the blood bank and dr. andrew ray. delta sigma theta, founded in 1913 at howard university. delta count as sisters my esteemed colleague and chairwoman of the congressional black caucus, the honorable marcia l. funnel, also congresswomanny vet clarke and joyce beebe. shirley chiss who em, -- chisholm, and paullet c. walker. phi beta sigma fraternity, founded in 1914 at howard university. not only are the sigmas of the fraternity of my husband, dr. nathaniel horn, they also include former president of the united states, william jefferson clinton, congressman john lewis, a. phillip randolph, civil rights pioneer and leader of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters. dr. george washington carver, and their honorable president, jonathan mason. theta phi fatea soar report founded in 1920 at howard university. notal sisters include jazz great sara vaughn, the late congresswoman julia carson, and th

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. >> in the words of bill cosby. hey hey hey. can hold up through whatever comes your way. >> but if christina twerked on me. >> whole different story. >> it would be different. >> it will not happen. >> ready? the ejector seat already? >> you didn't even last a day. you want out now. no, no, no. come on, they don't -- >> they did not prepare me for this. no. >> are you superstitious? >> mildly. >> no. >> mildly. >> when i fly. >> what do you do when you fly? >> well, you know, when we take off and we land, i always cross myself. and i'm a firm believer -- i'm lucky when we fly for this company it's usually business or first. i have decided that i'm not passing the ice cream sundae by. because, you know, if anything happens to that plane. >> oh, you -- >> i'm thinking, ice cream. had. >> did you have it on the way over to sochi? >> i did. >> so did i. >> al told me every time the ice cream cart goes by now, i always either get the ice cream or i'm thinking. >> even if you didn't have that ice cream, you'd go roker! i'm telling yo