is carol here? is carol here?" and carol wasn't there. you didn't go for several month, right?ght. >> how come it took you a while to decide it was time to go see it? >> it was -- people were telling me it was so good, it was really good and my daughter, sherry, is my manager, she's also jerry geffen's daughter and she is, along with a lot of other people, part of it. i had nothing to do with it. what's in it is my past but she said mom, you have to go see it. so i did and i was blown away. >> it was amazing. shallina, you're so good. come on, i saw it with jessie in it, i saw it with you in it, i saw enjoyed it. when you're on stage and singing those hits, are you channeling carol? what are you doing while you're on stage? >> well, i'm hoping to channel carol, that's the aim and the aim is tog do -- not so much an imitation but an interpretation of this fabulous lady. and to -- and what i think jessie did so beautifully is that she let it live through her as the unique person that she is so i'm trying to do the same. >> when you're on stage -- everyone wants to sing. if they'r

well, carol, well, carol, thank you for being here. what's your question, carol in. >> it's just what i wanted to this bit because it's my bit. ( laughter ). >> stephen: i don't understand. >> stephen, for 11 years, you know, i used to come out and i'd take questions. i would take questions with the audience. and so, really, you know, it's mine. i own this. laugh plawf ( applause ). >> stephen: carol, you can't-- i'm sorry, listen. i'm a big fan. i'm a huge fan. i never missed your show, but, carol, you don't own the idea of answering questions. >> well, that's true technically, but i have a patent on it. and i quote, "for responding to the audience inquiries on a televised comedy-variety broadcast." >> stephen: another fine. you own questions and answers. then get up here and show me how it's done. carol burnett, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) carol burnett! carol. thank you so much for being here. what a pleasure. carol burnett, everybody. we have time, i think. are there any-- >> does anybody -- >> please, have a seat, everybody.

carol, thank you for being here. what is your question? it is just that i want to know where you get off doing this bit, because it is my bit. [laughter] stephen: i don't understand. carol: for 11 years i used to take questions, i would take questions with the audience. so, really, it's mine. i own this. [laughter] stephen: i'm a huge fan. i never miss your show. but you do not own the idea of answering questions. carol: that is true technically but i have a patent on it. and i quote "for responding to the audience inquiries on a televised comedy/variety broadcast." stephen: fine, then get up here and show me how it is done. that young lady right that. >> can you do your tarzan yell? stephen: i would be happy to. carol: excuse me, but that is my tarzan yell. stephen: your tarzan yell? carol: i bet that is news to tarzan. are you ready? ahhhh-ahhhh! [cheering] charlie: there is tarzan. you know, you have got the timing. timing is everything in comedy. carol: yes, it is. but it is also writing. as we had wonderful writers. charlie: it is gre

so a very powerful day here, carol. >> very powerful day.tioned todd beamer who was aboard flight 73 a -- 93 and the cockpit voice recorder picked up him saying let's roll. another touching moment from inside the plane right before the plane crashed, there was a woman called elizabeth who said i have to go. they're breaking in the cockpit. i love you. it's just so many amazing stories of heroism on board that flight which crashed into the flight in shanksville and saved so many lives in washington, d.c. we'll pause now so we can honor those people. >> to shift the story from states rights to slavery as the root cause of the civil war. at selma to montgomery, little rock central high, tuskegee airmen and martin luther king jr. memorial, we tell the story of civil rights, and during this recent 50th anniversary of the voting rights march, we engaged young people from across the country, including from ferguson, missouri. >> stuart d. harris. >> john patrick harp. >> john clinton heart. >> with we now republican governor of louisiana, bobby jin

there's something you can't miss here, carol. ook up you can see the american flag with the firefighters decided to put up here. we're told this procession may stretch some five miles. in fact, here is the route you see here they've been handing out. they're telling people this could last several hours and, obviously, this is the high school that the lieutenant attended so many years ago. the community is waiting for this moment to pay respects to their fallen hero. >> brian young, thank you. >>> in georgia two brothers are behind bars this morning accused of trying to kill their parents. police in the atlanta suburb said a woman made the 9-1-1 call saturday telling police she and her husband were being attacked by their 17 and 22-year-old sons. when authorities arrived, they found the father badly injured and bleeding. a gas line at the home was also cut. a couple is now recovering at the local hospital. >>> the minnesota dentist who became known worldwide after killing a beloved lion in zimbabwe said he'll be back in the office

well, carol, thank you for being here. what's your question, carol?> well, it's just that i wanted to know where you get off doing this bit because it's my bit. (laughter) >> well, i don't understand. stephen, for eleven years, you know, i used to come out and take questions -- i would take questions with the audience. so, really, it's mine. i own this. (laughter) >> i'm sorry, i'm a big fan. i'm a huge fan. i never miss your show. but, carol, you don't own the idea of answering questions. >> well, that's true, technically, but i have a patent on it. (cheering) quote "responding to audience inquires are on a comedy televised broadcast" unquote. >> okay, you own questions and answers. get up here and show me how it's done. that lady right there. >> would you do your tarzan yell? (cheers and applause) >> well, i would be happy to! (laughter) >> excuse me, but that's my tarzan yell. >> your tarzan yell. uh-huh. i bet that's news to tarzan. are you ready? (yelling like tarzan) (cheers and applause) >> rose: there's tarzan. there's tarzan. >> rose: you've

good morning, dan. >> reporter: morning, carol. here'sated neighborhood that our crews discovered. you can see that all the homes pretty much on this one side of the street have been destroyed. we can just sort of pan the area for you. you see all these destroyed vehicles as well. the situation has become increasingly clear, carol. you got almost 600 homes that have been destroyed in this one fire. this valley fire. no question, this is the worst wildfire of the season. one of the worst in recent memory. at this point this fire is just 10% contained. it is a bit frigid today. i do have to wear a jacket. hopefully the weather with will make things better for the firefighters. you talked about the wind. one confirmed fatality. and we heard the details surrounding her death. it's just a terrible situation, carol. this is a woman who is 72 years old. had multiple sclerosis, unable to leave her home on her own. she had a caretaker. the caretaker called 911. by the time the police showed up at her home, her home was destroyed. we still have som

here is the latest carol. we ui now know it was four russian war planes that flew and bombed targets near homs in central western syria. why is this a significant area? because this is not an area why isis generally operates. this is an area where anti regime forces operate. trying to bring down bashar al assad, this leader russia wants to keep in power. this is not what the u.s. wanted to see happen. it all began earlier today in baghdad when a russian general went to the u.s. embassy, according to several u.s. officials this russian general read a statement telling the u.s. military that russian air strikes would begin within one hour of them being notified at that time. and in fact it was just shortly after that that u.s. military intelligence got the first indications that russian war planes had taken off. the russian general told the u.s., we are told by u.s. officials, that the u.s. should not fly its war planes in syria. that it should stay out of the way. the u.s. response they tell us is that u.s. mis

we are in a substantial swell here trying to get over to the islands, carol. hereh side of the channel here, we have seen a booming smuggling business where in towns and cities, you can see the syrians on every street corners carrying around backpacks with plastic backpacks sold openly on the streets, and waiting for the smugglers to call them, and they go down to coast to wait for the smugglers to push them out into the open waters, and what is even crazier, these refugees that i have talked to in the last day or so, they have only just arrived in turkey, and just flown in from syria to turkey to escape the war with the express intent to move on from greece to europe. so europe dealing with the flood of migrants tense of thousands of people, and they have to get ready, because thousands more are on the way and planning to head in that direction. carol. >> unbelievable. ivan watson reporting live on the water there in turkey. >>> and we are seeing more pressure on the united states, because the international rescue comm committee is gathering more than 60,000 signa

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carol? >> here's the thing. time they stop the government from doing whatever they do is usually a good thing from my perspective. the problem is i see this whole shutdown is political theatre, and not even good theatre. we're talking far off broadway. they never do anything. if they were to shutdown the government and actually enact changes to really make fiscal reform, i would be all for it. but it didn't happen the last time we had a shutdown and i don't see how it happens now going into an election cycle. >> it never really does. i went through a dozen of them when i was there. today it's a farce. because we have 4.2 million federal employees. 85% of them will go back to work. all the armed forces. anybody having to do with life or property or health or safety or anything else people can imagine. the tsa will keep groping you. the nsa will keep spying on you. the da will keep arresting you. >> but that's the point of this discussion. it's not that we disagree with what's wrong. not that we disagree with what

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here in philadelphia. it was very important because at that eucharist congress a very important bishop carol wkarol w was hereladelphia to hear that song again during his historic visit in 1989. the gift of the finest wheat is a song that's known around the world. it will follow the song that's being sung now. it is over 350 eucharist ministers walked down benjamin franklin parkway to bring the bread of life to a million people who were gathered here. >> you were describing this before. you see all of these deacons and priests and seminarians walking with umbrellas. there are tens of thousands of people in the crowd many of whom want to receive communion. >> one of the interesting things at papal masses that everybody can receive communion, no matter if you are ten people or 10 million people. >> we know there are nearly a million people here right now. >> exactly. we have nearly a million now. so the people that you see going down, the eucharist ministers with the umbrellas are giving out communion and will continue to give out communion until they finish completely, even if the mass finishes beforehand. som

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carol. good to be here. >> nice to have you here. why is hungary treating these migrants like this?s is a part of a greater failure which, indeed, is global, but certainly is manifest very strongly in europe at this moment. a failure to really develop migration policies that are based on the one hand evidence, the real situation on the ground, and the other hand the values and norms of international law. this really is what happens, we believe, and it's happening in so many countries when migration policy is determined on the basis of base politics, lowest common denominator politics, and let's face it, sometimes a great deal of xenophobia, hatred, and racism makes its way into the mix as well. there is no migration crisis in europe just as there is no migration crisis in the united states, for example. this is just a massive failure of empathy, a failure to look at the evidence and come up with solutions that work, and it's a fill you're of migration governance from hungary to the opposite side of the country. >> i can understand what you're saying. i'm going to read a quote from t

some of them have been waiting out here since noon. >> you can see him now. we want to welcome our viewers, carol the united states but around the world as we simulcast with cnn international. the pope is coming. you can see the pope mobile right now. as he comes closer you'll hear the crowd as they can start to see him, not just on the big screen but before their own eyes. [ cheers and applause ] again, to set the scene we are here on the campus of catholic university founded in 1887 by the u.s. bishops, the only university to have that distinction and the site of the first mass in the united states of pope francis. people are running up to meet him. obviously there are fences to keep them back from the pope mobile. but for those here many of whom are catholics, probably most of whom are believers, this is a very big moment. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> here he comes. papa francisco! papa francisco! [ cheers and applause ] >> the pope just passed us here. you should have seen all the media rushing down, not just for photos but to be in the presence of a man, again who is relevant no matter what

almost every here is in support of kim davis. caroli carol? vidge is reporting live. >>> michael joins me now. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> so madonna's brother has weighed in. his name is michael -- wait a minute -- let me get my quote here. madonna's brother weighed in, i have to read it off the prompter. on friday he wrote the following and madonna's brother is gay. once again the gay community feels the need to be sore winners. is it so difficult to allow this woman her religion or must we destroy her in order for her to debray her faith? no matter how we judge, it's truth. the rights we have fought for mean nothing if we deny her hers. does he have a point? >> well, i think he doesn't have an understanding of american law and the rule of law, and the separation of church and state. this woman, kim davis, is a public servant, and she took an oath to serve the constitution and the supreme court regularly interprets the constitution and has said that gay and lesbian people have the right to marry. she has the power to walk out of t

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carol have to get their act together. the st. louis rams come hereone week from today and they just knocked off one of the best teams in the nfc in st. louis in -- excuse me, seattle, in overtime today. >> stuffing marshawn lynch in that final play. we will be talking about that this week. thank you, jason pugh from fedex field. >>> to baseball, full house fortunates and the marlins. top 1. scary moment fortunates. bryce harper, he is on first. jason worth at the plate, harper hustling to second like he does, the helmet comes off, he slams into derek dietrich, goes down. american knee-to-knee with dietrich, left the game for precautionary reasons. afterward, matt williams says did he pass a concussion test. not sure about his knee. matt den decker comes to in place him, top six, den decker doing his best bryce impression, deep to right center, solo shot. the homer put the nats up, 4-0. matt scherzer on the hill. he was looking like first half of the season matt scherzer. but the man on, gets prado to end it. 5-0 win. >>> big night of sports continues

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>> so, rosa, on the way here, rosa, you had an experience that made carol and i just, our jaws dropped. you were blessed by the pope on the way here. so, my friend, i don't know how you top that on the way back. >> reporter: oh, it was absolutely incredible and fascinating to be a part of this -- of this assignment and this experience. i mean, just professionally it's an absolute amazing assignle to be able to report on this, to be able to travel with the vatican press and to follow pope francis from one country to the other, from city to city. and to report on all of these different issues as well and, you knows, when he speaks off the cuff, really quite frankly, it's when i get most excited because we get prepared remarks in advance, of course. when we speaks off the cuff, starts speaking spanish i get excited thinking we're going to have news to report because he makes news then. personally, you and i, poppy, we've chatted off the air, this has been an absolute -- i don't have words to describe it. it's one of those things where i really have to pinch myself sometimes thinking about

carol. curious situation here. donald trump said we need this question. when a member of the audience waded into the long resolved issues of the president obama and trump failed to challenge it and democrats are now attacking him for it. >> a lot of people are saying that bad things are -- >> a new controversy for donald trump this morning just a day of cnn's gop debate. >> problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. birth certificate, man. >> the republican front runner back in the headlines after this vague and evasive response to an antimuslim supporter at a town hall in new hampshire. >> we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. when can we get rid of them. >> we're going to be looking at a lot of different things and a -- >> trump taking heat for not correcting the man the way senator john mccain did while running for president in 2008. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him and he's not -- he's not he's a -- he's an arab. he is not. >> no ma'am. >> no

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carol. we're all counting down to the big night, two days away from here. meanwhile, a new national poll out today shows that donald trump is still in the lead, and he's posting his biggest numbers yet. >> winning in iowa, new hampshire, winning every place. >> let's go trump! let's go trump! >> reporter: donald trump's lead, reaching new heights above the still-crowded gop field. this morning, a new "washington post"/abc news poll shows trump with 33%. his highest number so far. trump's closest competitor, ben

the big question here, of course, carol is whether this is going to move the needle for jeb bush, whoe fact is that even the data we've seen, for instance in that new iowa poll, shows that trump's supporters really seem to like him not so much for what he says but for who he is and for how he is, a successful businessman, a tough talker, not so much for his specific policies. 65% of his supporters say they trust him to figure things out when and if he gets to the white house. they don't need specifics from him. so that's going to be the big question when we see bush trying to attack here, how effective will it be. carol? >> athena jones reporting live for us. >>> despite taking aim at jeb bush and other republican rivals, donald trump tells cnn his focus is on his campaign. >> i just want to talk about my accomplishments. i'm not looking to attack anybody. >> except for that ad attacking jeb bush. joining me now to talk about this, patricia murphy, columnist for the daily beast and ron christi former special assistance to george w. bush. is it unusual to have ads of this tone in the p

carol: we have about five seconds here.e because it is fascinating to see you and the solar industry kind of working with the major oil companies. rod mcgregor, thank you so much, at glasspoint solar. send it back to you, mark crumpton and eddie leave. -- and betty liu. betty: carol massar there with cory johnson. and i say goodbye here. mark: you say goodbye. coming up in the next hour of "bloomberg market day," crowds in washington cheering pope francis turkey calls for action on climate change. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. ♪ "k:welcome back to bloomberg market day 12 i am mark crumpton. a.c.l. is stepping down, saying he is unaware of any wrongdoing on his part, but he says they still need a fresh start. in on theli weighed possible reasons for the vw deception. bob quite possibly what happened vw cases that they found

carol. we're all counting down to the big night, two days away from here. meanwhile, a new national poll out today shows that donald trump is still in the lead, and he's posting his biggest numbers yet. >> winning in iowa, new hampshire, winning every place. >> let's go trump! let's go trump! >> reporter: donald trump's lead, reaching new heights above the still-crowded gop field. this morning, a new "washington post"/abc news poll shows trump with 33%. his highest number so far. trump's closest competitor, ben carson, coming in 13 points behind. >> people don't have energy. i don't think ben has the energy. >> reporter: collectively, the pennsylvania o washington outsiders hold 50% of the potential vote, both making their case on the sunday shows. >> i'll make great deals for the country. >> i have plenty of energy. it's ridiculous to think the only thing i can do is neuro surgery. >> reporter: carly fiorina hitting trump. the back and forth heating up with the debate two days away. >> donald trump is an entertainment. i think i am a leader. what i do is t

. >> here is carol ann messina before. carol ann, let's see the new you.old. >> my gosh. wow. >> wow. that's the wow you want. turn right around. get ready. are you ready? >> oh, my gosh. >> you look -- oh! jerry, we need a few. we have a wow and tears. that's good. >> oh, thank you. >> go like this, just a little. >> tell us about it, louis. >> of course this is another beautiful haircut. >> love it. >> and then i softened her hair color which i think really gave her a little bit of glam. she is beautiful. she doesn't need to be more beautiful. she just needed perhaps -- a little more -- >> chuck, are you freaking? what's happening over there? >> i'm amazed. that dress, jill, beautiful. >> what i love about this, i love navy and black together so you see black patent trim. panels on the side make you look thinner. you're already thin but who doesn't want to be thinner? >> you can go join him. >> our second lady is andrea, 28. she is working in the icu. she tells us she wears minimal makeup and that scrubs are her style. good for her. at work she never wea

. >> they are flying down here 70, 80 taking the curves. >> reporter: neighbor carol morris has been living here some three decade. she says serious accidents here are nearly inly, comes comes by the decade. >> we're just so sad that there has been so many deaths, and most of them are kid. >> reporter: monday, school not in session at central bucks south for a holiday, grief counselors on hand to help students cope with the loss of their classmate chris. never forgotten read the memorial, neighbors say, they have too many reminders. >> terrible. >> reporter: the cause of the crash remains under investigation. part of which will rely on a toxicology report, being performed on the driver. reporting live tonight from bucks county, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. >>> clean up crews are still working honorary pairs from the massive water main break in north philadelphia over the weekend. you can see some muddy aftermath and debris in this video from today, 15 million gallons of water, spilled late saturday night in the parking lot of the old tast

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