. >>> let me say this, carol burnett may want to make room on her awards shelf, the 58-year-old recently picked up her fourth career emmy nomination. cameron mathison just sat down with the hollywood legend who's clearly enjoying her return to the spotlight. >> you won your first emmy in 1962 over your incredible career, six emmys in total, where do you keep them? >> i have a shrine. i'm kidding.

well, she's got a wish. >> hopefully, we're going to find a part for carol burnett.aven't and we're angry at ourselves. >> oh, how cute. that is really adorable. >> does that make you realize even more so what you've meant to tv comedy and television? >> well, when i hear it, i'm very flattered. but my take on it is that if i'd never been born these people would be doing what they're doing. you know talent will out. it will happen and, but i'm thrilled when somebody says, oh, well, you gave me the reason that i wanted to be in show business or something. that's a thrill for me. >> is there a star out there that you would just love to still work with? i mean, you've worked with so many different people. >> meryl streep. >> meryl streep, no hesitation. >> no hesitation, because not only is she a terrific actress she's also very funny. i think i would be gobsmacked, though, if i had to work with her i would be going -- like that. >> what would you like your legacy to be? >> she made me smile, made me laugh when i was down. >> and you still do, every time i see you. >> t

he talked with carol burnett, who picked up her 24th career emmy nomination.her return to the spotlight at 85 years old. >> you won your first emmy 1962. over your incredible career six emmys in total. where do you keep them? >> i have a shrine. >> you pay homage to yourself? ? . >> i go in and polish them all the time. >> actually caring keeps her emmys in her office at home. her latest nomination is for her 50th anniversary special. if she wins she says she'll celebrate with a nice dinner out. [ tarzan yell ] >> the queen of comedy whose groundbreaking variety show premiered in 1967 and ran for 11 seasonsize still in high demand. >> we were talking to raich bloom who's the star of "craze implication girlfriend." going into their last season. well, she's got a worship. >> hopefully we're going to find a part for carol burnett. it's ridiculous we haven't, and we're angry at ourselves. >> how cute. that's really adorable. >> does that make you realize even more so what you've meant to tv comedy and to television -- >> when i hear it, i'm very flatter flattered.

prime minister narendra modi says he's praying for the safety and well being of the people of carol burnett's mr al jazeera. now part of in the saying is the communications manager for the red cross from india and he says rescue efforts have intensified in the past few days. relief efforts and rescue have really gained momentum over last forty eight hours in particular with army navy air force and the ira with you the national disaster. really was basically stepping in and trying to warn and the figure of people being airlifted their images into full media have been streaming but the nature of these blood it's this one of the worst in the last hundred years it's just it's truly overwhelming that fourteen districts of careless state are in a state of alert so not i mean the magnitude of this calamity is fairly large and that is really stretching all the relief efforts and let's go first that i'm going in. to say now where the government says it may take over the responsibility of the motorway system after the collapse of a bridge in genoa on tuesday at least thirty eight people died and hundre

so, we were parodying things that carol burnett show didn't parody. >> your momma eats kitty litter.ing the commercial parodies because i had worked in advertising. you have to establish the product, say why people need it and also allow for the comedy. i have a certain fondness for royal deluxe ii where the rabbi circumsizes a baby in the back seat of a car to show how smooth the ride was. commercial parities became a trademark of "saturday night live." >> just for you. just one whiff does the trick. >> some of their parodies were really speaking to the times. the sexual awakenings of '60s and '70s, there was a connection to reality. >> hey, you. for that special someone you never expect to see again. >> when you have 18 minutes of commercials in your time period, then to not comment on commercials would be ridiculous. >> who am i? why am i here? when i'm done rolling up this booger, should i eat it or throw it out the window? >> the commercial parodies endure because they reflected not only the culture at the time -- >> super colon blow -- >> -- but also the way that madison avenue