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. >>> celebrating birthdays, michael keeton turns 65 and bob newhart turns 87. art turns 87. although just 4 foot 8, refined, concentrated power. that's why she trusts tide pods. she knows small, can be powerful. >>> your travel forecast, still very hot in the desert southwest. it will be interesting there is a tropical storm moving northwards and bring heavy rain and into tuesday night and wednesday. we'll track that in the days ahead. >>> a building collapse has left two people dead and dozens more injured. at least 20 people are feared trapped within the rubble. they working to dig survivors out. they have spoken to two of those trapped via cell phone. >>> a protest of a four-state $3.8 billion oil pipeline turned threatened native american officers with dogs and pepper spray after they confronted construction crews for indian burial sites. the crowd disbursed but it caps off months of tension between federal agencies behind the pipeline. the tribe feels it will impact their drinking water. >>> the university lecturer who wlo gained has now landed a new job. >> you need to

bob newhart and liberace. buildings are taking part in doors open milwaukee today and tomorrow. festival season isn't over quite yet. later today, rock the green festival returns to walkers point. the mission of the music festival is to promote recycling and sustainability. there will be three concert stages powered by generators, the sun, and cycling teams pedaling. rock the green starts at 1:00 this afternoon at reed street yards tickets are $40. children 10 and under are free. if' outside, meteorologist sally severson has your saturday forecast. sally: squeezing in sunshine just in time. i'll show you a work week warm up that keeps you in sandals. thema: plus, passengers stranded outside los angeles. why police had to evacuate this amtrak train last night. the delays still being felt this morning. stay with us. you're watching wisn 12 news darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share

to the wonderful saturday night lineup where it was all in the family with mary tyler moore and bob newhart us. everyone thrived. mash was an hour. all the others were sitcoms and we were of variety show. timlie: why did you pick and nicky and harvey? carol: i was smart. we were putting together a company and we had seen him on the danny kaye show. he is like carl reiner was. i was gleason there. danny was going off the air the same time we were going on the air. they kept saying we need harvey corman. why don't we get the harvey corman. i the same time we were going on the air. practically attacked him at the parking lot. his agent but i jumped him. i said you have to be on our show. charlie: why comedy? were you always funny? i don't know, i had a sense of humor but i didn't really explore day in school or anything. i was kind of a nerd and quiet. i wanted to be a journalist. write and so when i got to ucla i wanted to major in journalism but there was no school of journalism. i could take a course and joined the daily bruins. i looked at the catalogs and it said theater arts where are co

bob newhart. >> coo coo clocks. saturday and sunday marks the sixth year for milwaukee. you can go inside of 165 buildings. >> we are going to a check on the morning commute. >> matt is live in news chopper 12. oh, gorgeous sunrise. >> yeah, we have a gorgeous sunrise underway. you are seeing it is not quite up yet, it is going to be a pretty one. we have a decent drive going head lights are westbound. you can see no trouble right now. in fact, trouble free just one hitch in the get along, a tap on the brakes 894 northbound. we are crash free on the freeways. the driving is good too. jeremy? >> good morning. you will want the sunglasses. the eastern horizon, and no this is from the camera at racine. the first cut forecast looking like this, comfortable start in the 50s. we are are going to warm up quickly with the sunshine. maybe eating outside midday. low 70s. 74 is the high today. we are focussed on to the julia. that is meandering down there. it is just off the coast, so very little impact from the winds. the center is 35 miles per hour. the southeast coast has been i

bob newhart. thema: more than 165 local buildings are taking part in doors open milwaukee today and tomorrow. festival season isn't over quite yet. later today, rock the green festival returns to walkers point. the mission of the music festival is to promote recycling and sustainability. the sun, and cycling teams pedaling. >> i think it's very exciting, and rock the green can by inspirational by pairing music and eco-education together. it should be a great experience. thema: rock the green starts at 1:00 this afternoon at reed street yards tickets are $40. children 10 and under are free. later today, thousands of runners are taking over downtown milwaukee. it's the annual briggs and al's run and walk. the event raises money for children's hospital. the route begins at 12th and wisconsin and ends at the summerfest grounds. it all gets underway at 10:30 this morning. still ahead, passengers stranded outside los angeles. why police had to evacuate this amtrak train last night. the delays still bein

sat die night line -- saturday night lineupy it was all in the family, mash, mary tiler moore, bob newhart and us, and everybody thrived. mash was an hour. >> rose: why did you pick vicky and tim and harvey? >> i was smart. we were putting together a rep company and we had seen harvey korman on the danny kay show as danny's second banana. he's like reinhart was and art carney. so danny's show was going off the air the september we were going on the air and we kept saying with we need harvey korman. and finally, we don't we need "the" harvey korman. i practically attacked him in the parking lot of cbs one afternoon. i think we had called his agent, but i jumped him. i said you've just got to be on our show. >> rose: and he said? yes. >> rose: love to. what comedy for you? were you always funny? >> i don't know. i had a sense of humor but i never really explored it, you know, in school or anything. in fact, i was pretty much of a nerd and quiet, a good student. i wanted to be a journalist, and i wanted to write, and, so, when i got to u.c.l.a., i wanted to major in journalism, but there was

:00, "all in the family." 8:30, "m.a.s.h." 9:00, "the mary tyler moore show," and you have "the bob newhart and it ended with the "carol burnett variety show" at 10:00. >> they used to call it murderers row. >> people had no dvrs, no vhs, nothing with initials. so people would stay home on saturday nights. they wouldn't go to the movies. they wouldn't go to restaurants. that may be the best night of television in all of television history. >> mary tyler moore was a single woman working as an associate producer on a nightly tv show. >> you know what? you've got spunk. >> yeah. >> i hate spunk! >> there were a lot of young women entering the workplace then. and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he did. >> better. >> better! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim gricks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says, no, no, no, no, no. >>