. >> carol burnett, finance reporter and your questions when it comes to school reopening and financing of that process and what online learning might look like. 202-748-8000, educators the number 202-748-8000 one. all others 202-748-8000 two. you were talking a second ago about potentially hiring more teachers and yet this was the headline, the story that you put out this week, thousands of educators being laid off already due to covid-19 and more expected. >> this is the thing that nobody's talking about right now you districts are really on the cost of recession in which more thana quarter of their funding could basically evaporate . and we are already seeing a handful of states, massachusetts, michigan, nevada right now, those legislatures talking about cutting a quarter of their funding, hundred 25 million dollars this school year, that's a quarter of their funding which would lead to masslayoffs . we really haven't seen historically, typically school districts are, their cushioned against the economic and women's but i've counted more than half the school districts are heavily rel

lemmon in our buffalo children's hospital, burt reynolds at the hospital for children in atlanta, carol burnett ucla medical center in los angeles, the sinatra family wing at the seattle children's orthopedic hospital medical center and last year, the lucille ball research library at the barbara davis hospital in denver. i hasten to remind you that all the southpaw units are dedicated care of, sick underprivileged or handicap children without regard to race, religion, or the family's ability to pay. and now, before we announce tonight suffocation, let's make our guest, former eureka college football hero, feel at home. here's the fight song of the red devils. ("oski wow wow" being sung) (music) >> and for your old alma mater song,'neath the elms, would you join us, dutch? (music) you have been a variety clubs friend for many years, and i'm sure nancy has told you her work as honorary chairperson of variety lifeline, which provides surgery for children around the world, for that we are eternally grateful. thank you, nancy. and now, do you, sir, ronald wilson begun, born and raised in midwestern

carol burnette here in los angeles. of these hospital units are dedicated to the care of sick, underprivileged and handicapped children without regard [ applause ] before we announce the dedication, let's make our guests feel at home. here is the fight song of the red devils. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> and now to your old alma mater song, beneath the elms, would you join us, dutch. ♪ [ applause ] >> dutch, you've been a friend of variety clubs for many, many years now. you participated in early parties like this by sending your readings to our honorees. and i'm sure that nancy has told you her work as honor nar chairperson which provides surgery for children with life-threatening problems around the world and for that, we're grateful. thank you, nancy. [ applause ] >> now to you, sir, ronald wilson reagan, born and raised in midwestern america, the heartland of your nation. you return to midwestern america in spirit. we're proud to announce the ronald reagan wing, which will be dedicated in your honor right here in the unive

i want you to do a book on i am carol burnett. >> i love the visit of an ynalia ehrhardt right now inthis group we can get there. we are working on a set and here's the thing. we went to legal ideas and they have a rule if you get 10,000 people to vote, they will consider making it. that's how the ghostbusters sent was made in all these different. we are at i think 8,200, 8,300, 400 as of last night. we had to get to 10,000 we have 30 days to go. so put the words we go an ynalia ehrhardt and we are the first thing that comes up. it will take you a minute to register, put a boot and we will get to 10,000. i'm tired of just licensed toys and movies with superheroes. i would love to give the kids of america a real hero. thank you for reminding me of that. >> you have just made everyone from the government here nervo nervous. [laughter] the best part of these events, i had one last night and here we are in virginia all of the people that work in the intelligence community tell me secretly you never know who they are. whoever you think it is you were totally the grandmother and she said it

episode ever, featuring carol burnett, regis philbin, and donna mills.redictably, the show was funny and entertaining, as well as proof that there really are bright people out there in show business. this is... now entering the studio are today's celebrity contestants-- the co-host of television's "live with regis and kathy lee"... abby in the long-running "knots landing" and the star of the tv movie "the president's child"... and actress, comedienne, star of stage, screen, and television... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, everyone, and welcome to "jeopardy!" welcome, stars. how do you feel today? - carol: uhh... - strong, alex, strong. - donna: nervous. - good. this is something i have been looking forward to for eight years, and at long last we have a celebrity "jeopardy!" and in answer to a question many of you people are probably thinking about right now, the answer is no. the celebrities have not been briefed. in fact, they do not know what the catego

." >> that was the funny, legendary, incomparable carl reiner on "the carol burnett show" in 1974.s died at the age of 98. >> he was a comedian, actor, writer, and director. our own will ganss is here now with more on the man whose career spanned seven decades. >> yeah, good morning, mona, kenneth. actor, writer, director, and tweeter. the 98-year-old was tweeting up until this week, sharing thoughts on modern politics, and of course some classic moments from his incredible career. >> things are going to start happening to me now. >> reporter: carl reiner is the guy who made things happen in the world of comedy. for steve martin and for countless others. reiner getting his start on sid cesar's "your show of shows." >> this is your story. >> reporter: cesar writing that reiner was "the best straight man i've ever worked with." that straight man taking his comedy chops to team up with mel brooks, the two winning a grammy for their 2,000-year-old man albums. mel honoring his pal on tuesday, writing -- "whether he wrote or performed, he was just your best friend, nobody could do it bet