played carnegie hall? >> can't you tell? >> stephen: congratulations. have a great time. >> thank you. >> stephen: lovely to meet you. >> you, too. >> stephen: tig is performing in the new york comedy festival at carnegie hall this saturday. you can stream her show "one mississippi" on amazon now. tig notaro, everybody! we'll be right back with ron suskind. ? ( cheers and applause ) ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? rybody put your flaps in the air for me ? ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? everybody put your flaps in the air for me ? i can't lip-synch in these conditions. ? savings ? ? oh, yeah ? this is the story of how mr. bonejangles met his match. mr. bonejangles was always looking for something. but he never found it. until one day... seven in dog time... exactly what he didn't know he was looking for fell right in his lap. was he expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? no, of course not, he's a dog. but that

( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: my next guest is performing saturday at carnegie hall for the new york comedy festival. please welcome tig notaro. ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: nice to meet you. nice to meet you. >> stephen: we've never met but i wanted to meet you because i admire your work. >> i love you. >> stephen: oh! because i like you? >> yes. >> stephen: because i usually like people. i'm an easy date. >> everybody loves you. >> stephen: oh, that's very nice of you to say. we have one thing in common, we're both comedians from the south. >> yes. >> stephen: you're from mississippi and texas? >> i'd say exactly that. >> stephen: mississippi and >> born in mississippi, lived there, then we moved to texas. >> stephen: little town, mississippi? most towns in mississippi are -- >> there are only little towns. >> stephen: what town in mississippi? >> i was born in jackson and we moved to the gulf coast. there's probably 4,000 people. >> stephen: but you don't have a southern accent. people ask me all the time why

kravitz was saying you were only 9 years old when you played in carnegie hall. please, don't mention carnegie. ooh! and what a performance. sounds interesting. i don't want to talk about it. i wouldn't talk about it either if my knickers fell down. gladys, he's doing it again. abner! i was telling the truth. gladys, let's eat. during his career, louis met very important people. yep. those were the days. it's not easy reaching your prime when you're 9. but what about your new tour? won't be the same. louis, i'm sure you'll be a success again. i don't think people have forgotten you. how could they? his knickers fell down. no, sam's right. a man with your talent shouldn't have trouble. who's got talent now? who? well, uh, heifetz. ha! he plays with his thumbs. heifetz? he's brilliant! he should play the square dance. o like i pick my teeth. they must've had some talent. they're all against me. it's common knowledge. well, louis, if you're as good as you say you are, then... you don't think i can play, do you? well, i didn't say that. say it. i'm a fraud. you're a f

i heard him in carnegie hall two years ago. he plays bach with impeccable style. - yes, that's the chap. - why should he be kidnapped? as a matter of fact it does. it suggests to me that our pirate friend has finally found the piano tuner he needed. i miss him too, sam. [bird chirping] ou said since your warranty expired. [knocking on door] yeah? hey, aren't you the fellow.. well, ju-just a second. passage ticket. stles] [dramatic music] where to? 'they're locked automatically from here.' 'you can't get out.' you'll have realized by now that this taxi is not in general service around town. it belongs to u.n.c.l.e. and it is used primarily to transport people to our headquarters if we wish to have deep and soul-searching le, you. i interrogated him for five hours. absolutely nothing. not even a word. but we'll try again tomorrow. listen, you think you're at a dead end. my friend, the pirate, stops a ship, and he politely snatches an old lady on her way to visit her son. alright, and he burns the ship. scratch. another vessel. an

carnegie hall has gone dark. so has the opera. security sweeps have been going on the routes the candidates will travel. donald trump is in trump tower with his family. that's where he's going to be watching the returns. he won't make his way over here to the hilton here, he will soon. one of the reasons so many people outside is these have been tremendously hard to get. center where jim handly is. so credentials have been extremely restricted. much more so than we have seen from other rallies from john mccain and some of the other candidates. in any case, we'll bring you everything that happens. back to you. >> chris lawrence and jim handly both in new york city tonight. from the top of the ticket to the running mates, julie carey s tonight he's going to be with clinton at the convention center in manhattan. julie is outside the big hall with a look at what's going on there now. hi, julie. >> reporter: take a look behind me and on down the street here. hundreds of folks already in line hoping to get a front row seat to history th

the tile that were put up here by a family company whose work is still famous in places like carnegie hall, grand central station, and the cathedral of saint john in new york. 29,000 titles on a vaulted ceiling in a patented styling that was all their own. the restoration was done here in the 1980's, they had to check every tile for their integrity, and they found only 13 tiles that were wrong. so it was legendary and solid. the work was over 100 years old. when they waxed the floor, it looked brand-new. the tiles around here are part of the room as it opened in 1900. as for the chandelier, the first chandelier and the other one in the middle of the room, the third one you could never guess is a reproduction. it was destroyed by a cable snapping when they did the restoration, but you could go up and check. these are are some of the original chandeliers. to get a sense of the room what it was like, when people came here, you have to use your imagination. today we don't have much in here because we want people to rome and look at it, but if you were here as an immigrant, you would've entered

. >> and at the university and premiered at carnegie hall. i was there, solo. you were 17. >> yes. with michael feinstein and elaine stritch. god rest her soul. >> do you remember -- what do you remember being on that stage? >> oh, my gosh. it was dream come true, being up there. elaine, again, rest her soul, was an idol of mine. to share the stage with her and my mentor michael feinstein at 17. >> at 17. >> you nerve worry have known she was nervous at all. >> i've been so blessed. so blessed. >> tell us about the movie. made it in georgia, 110 degrees. >> literal #christmasinjuly. we were sweating in wool hats, coats, gloves. cold. brrr! one of the plot points, the greatest storm to ever hit sevierville county, tennessee, hits. it was supposed to be super, super cold. but that's what's acting's for. right? why i went to drama school. >> tell us about ms. moody. >> ms. moody is dolly's schoolteacher, and one of the first people to encourage dolly as a writer, and in this one we get to see a little more of her. directing the annual birth of the baby jesus christmas pageant and, of

carnegie hall and the opera are going dark. this will be the first time that both presidential candidates are chris lawrence, back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> wall street is adopting a wait and see attitude as you might imagine as folks head to the polls. cnbc is joining us with a look at how the markets are fairing on this election day. we saw a big spike in the market yesterday. . the dow closed up 72 points. what else is fuelling this? >> like you said, there's a good amount of optimism just because over the course of the last handful of presidential election days, the market generally performs pretty well. since 1984, the s&p gains a percent on election day. always a positive feeling around election day and possibly the day before as well. what we are recovering from is that nine-day louzing streak, the biggest of its kind in terms of days long since 1980 and what we have done over the past couple days is basically get back two-thirds of what we lost. it wasn't even a lot. but this is just getting back to where we were

here by a family company called the gustavino family, whose work is still famous in places like carnegie hall, grand central states, and the cathedral of st. john the divine in new york. in a faulted ceiling, in a patented styling that was all their own. in the restoration was done they checked every tile for the integrity, and only 13 had to be replaced. their work is legendary and solid. when they wax this floor, it looks brand new. tiles on the columns all around here are part of the room as it opened in 1900, as are the chandelier, first chandelier here, and other in the middle of the room. the third one you could never guess was a reproduct, but apparently it was destroyed by a cable snapping, and i get they figured you couldn't go up and check, but anyway these are the original chandeliers. to get a sense of what the room was like when people came here, you have to use your imagination. today we don't have much in here, because we want people to be able to roam and enjoy and look at the room. if you were here as an immigrants, i would have entered a room after 1912 that was absolutely f

this is carnegie hall. >> no more war.hey're concerned about the build-up of the force because we think that anything that's built-up like this is liable to be used. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the people of chicago and its mayor are proud to welcome a great political gathering of americans who come here to shape the future of a nation. and as long as i'm mayor of this town, there will be law and order in chicago. [ applause ] >> the two men who most still believe this is all about arrived in chicago to begin their final drive for delegate votes. >> most of us were saying it wasn't politically possible for mccarthy to overcome those who were pledged to humphrey. so, there clearly needed to be another force. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because there was a big hole in the anti-war side. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believe

he sang "one voice" youngest to brothers at carnegie hall. i saw him one night. >> he's owsome. then his voice changed and career came to an abrupt end. now 28 and trying again. he sang roy orbison's "crying." take a look. ? crying, i'm crying ? crying ? oh -- oh ? oh -- yeah ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. i think his voice settled in nicely. >> he made it to the next level. >> his big boy voice. go for them. >> going to the next round and joining "the voice" as an adviser. all the country stars are getting involved. >> good. i love to see that. hoda, apparently you posted this yesterday and have some 'splaining to do. >> clickity clacking on amazon. three bottles of hand soap. click clack, click clack, boom. i got the box. i ordered three boxes of hand soap. what that is. three >> instead of three individuals. >> that's a problem ordering online because the way they sell things sometimes is confusing. >> on purpose, do you think? >> no. i don't know. i one time bought, thought i was getting clementines aushgs cute, small box they sell at stores. >> you love clementines. >>

kid at 12 years old sang that beautiful song, sang "one voice" the youngest gatlin brothers at carnegie hall. i saw him one night. >> his voice changed and his career and he's trying again. he sang roy orbi son's "crying." ? crying crying ?? >> wow, i think his voice settled in nicely. >> he made it to the next round. >> good for him. >> he's going to the next round and garth brooks is now joining getting involved. >> good. i'd love to see that. hoda, apparently you posted this yesterday. you've got some explaining to do. >> this is what happened. i was clickety clacking on amazon, i needed a fan, some hand soap. let me get three bottles of hand soap, click clack click clack, hey, you have a box downstairs, i ordered three boxes offhand soap. that's what that is. >> instead of three individual online, the way they sell things sometimes is confusing. >> on purpose you think? >> i don't know. i one time bought -- i thought i was getting clementines they sell at the store. >> you love your clementines. >> it came as big as this table and deep. and people have been tweeting me one thing they tho

the tile that were put up here workfamily company whose is still famous in places like carnegie hall, grand central station, and the cathedral of saint john in new york. 29,000 titles on a vaulted ceiling in a patented styling that was all their own. the restoration was done here in the 1980's, they had to check every tile for their integrity, and they found only 13 titles -- tiles that were wrong. so it was legendary and solid. the work was over 100 years old. when they waxed the floor, it looked brand-new. the tiles around here are part of the room as it opened in 1900. , the firstchandelier chandelier and the other one in the middle of the room, the third one you could never guess is a reproduction. it was destroyed by a cable snapping when they did the restoration, but you could go up and check. these are are some of the original chandeliers. to get a sense of the room what it was like, when people came here, you have to use your imagination. today we don't have much in here because we want people to rome and look at it, but if you were here as an immigrant, you would've entered a

they skipped their show at carnegie hall in order to join. we have people from nyu and kings college. it is sort of organically, word of mouth. union square up columbus which is where central park is, they've kind of conjoined into one. trump tower has suddenly -- which we saw yesterday. you've got trucks with salt in which the secret service present -- because remember this is where the president-elect donald trump actually lives and the intersections around him are surrounded. >> vaughn, can i ask you one question? i don't know if there's been any counterprotesters or anything like that, have there been any counterprotesters or confrontations between protesters and police? has everything been peaceful? >> everything has been peaceful. this started seemingly pretty organically. 1,000 people which is not that much for a street in manhattan. but there's been no pushback presence again. this is manhattan. actually when they stopped we had some of the video earlier where they stopped at the intersections and the cars were stopped but nobody has

. >> carnegie hall sgri think it was glamour.at happened last night. >> it was phyllis diller. >> it happened again last nigh night. glamour magazine woman of the year award. >> they are honoring ashley graham. >> she had three models on swimsuit edition and she was one of them. >> she was there for woman of the year award yesterday she got a really cool, special treasure. she got her very own. >> is there any footage of this. >> barbre doll. >> what? >> isn't that cool. >> there's a new line barbre came out with called sheros. >> girl heroes. >> not typical barbre most women are not typical barbre features special bondy breaking women. she's a front woman obviously in the whole conversation about your body and what it means to be a beautiful woman. there's a lot of other dolls in this collection. >> did you see this one they have another doll from zendiah. >> i want to thank someone in the control room froze that on the fly. joe danker. you are the man. your mama. she's so pretty isn't she? >> she is. >> i think it's great. >> t

here by a family company called the bustavino family whose work is still famous in places like carnegie hall around grand central station and the cathedral of st. john the divine in new york. tiles placed on the ceiling in a patented style that was all their own when the restoration was done here in the 1980s, they had to check every tile for their integrity and they only found 18 tiles that needed to be replaced. the floor we're standing on is over a hundred years old. when they waxed this floor it looked brand-new. tiles on the column around here are part of the room in 1900. as are the chandelier, first chandelier here and the other chandelier in the middle of the room. the third one, you could never guess, was a reproduction but it apparently was destroyed by a cable snapping when they did the restoration. they put up -- i guess they figured you couldn't go up there and check, but, anyway, these are the original chandeliers. now, to get a sense of what the room was like when people came here, you had to use your imagination. today we don't have much in here because we want people to be a

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