hey, everybody, it's my old friend, >> announcer: "sunday morning" on cbs, and here again is charles osgood>> charles: carl reiner played an egotistical tv star in the dick van dyke show and that's just one of the roles reiner has been playing on screen and off during a lifetime that now spans 93 years. tracy smith talks to an entertainment legend. >> the first thing in the morning before i have coffee, i read the obits. if i'm not in it, i'll have breakfast. >> reporter: at 93, carl reiner is in the kind of smaip people half his age might envy. >> all the vital signs are perfect. i could live another hour. >> reporter: he only soundeds like he's on borrowed time. the truth is you're still productive. you're still writing? >> yes. >> reporter: it's not like you're waiting around? >> no. i wake up every morning anxious to get to my computer. >> reporter: that keyboard is busy. reiner just finished a new book about one of his best known creations. and the 12 time emmy winner has a lot more to look back on. >> hieverybody. once again, we present, this is your story. >> reporter: carl reiner di

here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: talking about talk. especially news and political talk. his final edition of "the daily show" which warmed up by talking to his former colleague, mo rocca. >> really a sun decal on your notes. is that what that is? >> yes. >> i'm hoping from the hotel. >> no, the cbs "sunday morning" logo and my name is at the bottom? >> is that true? the logo is the sun? i knew that because i watch. i'm up all the time. it's right on the screen. >> this piece will end with like a decorative sun. >> is that true? >> people send in the sun. >> jon stewart can be forgiven for sleeping in on sunday mornings. for the past 16 years he hosted comedy central's "the daily show." it's a tenure that came to a close on thursday. >> this is it. this is the final episode. >> when daily show alumni, myself included -- >> signature dollars and cents coverage. >> returned to send stuart off. >> i can't believe you guys are here. >> there wasn't much to cover. >> this past decade. >> he didn't just host the show the 52-year-old ran the show. >> you're also senior, what do

here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: carpool karaoke with justin babier is just one of the things late bloomer james corden has been up to since taking over cbs's "the late, late show" in recent weeks we've universe. james corden has traveled no post. here is his story from mark phillips. >> please welcome, the late night, james corden! >> it's a name american audiences have come to know since james corden stepped into the unforgiving limelight of late, late night tv. >> fifty times. >> on his 50th show milestone earlier this summer, corden had a little fun with the anniversary idea. >> i was like at 49 i thought, that was enough. >> having a little fun could be the motto of this actor/cum song and dance man who is proving again there isn't much he can't do or isn't willing to do for a laugh. he's breaking through on to the american celebrity w list these days with the help some of friends. >> shall we begin? >> you never know what you're going to get. >> but fame and recognition are not new to james corden. he's been there before. >> mr. james corden for services to drama. >> rec

charles osgood. nicest man on tv. talking about france and makeup. >> makeup? >> light chat about france. >> charles osgood, an accomplished pianist and song writer. beautiful blue skies. what a day for a parade. dominican day parade gets under way this afternoon. great weather for that. in the city, up the avenue and in the park now, we're up to 71 degrees. winds out of the north and northeast, at eight miles per hour. humidity is going to stay low. some welcome news for so many. we need it. tuesday. so, yeah, it is the good with -- well the good with the needed i not the bad. we have delightful skies out there right now. that low. here is a low with a front that comes doing and late monday we see showers west of the city. it is overnight monday into tuesday where we see a chance for some of that needed rain. into the afternoon you have to leave the chance of a pop-up shower well north and west. so up through the poconos, catskills possibly. but the odds are very low for that. through the day you're fine. monday morning, the commute should be worry-free. much

here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: this piazza was designed by eric lloyd wright, the grandson. simple, practical, good design. this morning susan spencer taking a look at some other timeless designs. >> how many traps do you think you have total? >> i have over 4500 traps. at tom parr's trap history museum outside columbus, ohio, it's easy to feel, well, a little trapped. >> i guess it's been a life long obsession to collect things. and probably in the late 1980s i decided i wanted to collect animal traps of all sizes. >> all sizes, all shapes, his quirky collection lines the walls, floor to ceiling. >> this one will.i.am pail. >> delighting a couple hundred equally trap-happy visitors a year. and when they walk,000. >> what is the reaction. >> most are overwhelmed. >> parr treasures them all. >> they would set this like so. >> but one seems to hold a special place in his heart. >> as a mouse comes up to get the peanut butter. that basics household stand by patented over a century ago a timeless design as perfect today as it was back then. >> so simple. they try to change it.

. >> charles osgood is joining us. >> good morning, diane. good morning, andrea. this morning we head to new orleans to take stock 10 years after hurricane katrina. and the newest star of late night tv. a ride on classic wooden speed boats and popular chef john besh and travel to wyoming to see what former vice president dick cheney has been up to. >> a lot coming up. charles, thank you. >> time to look at vanessa murdock with the forecast. >> take it away while we take a taste. >> i plan to indulge after i bring you the forecast. it will be a warm one. take a look, shall we. highs around the region, 9. 90 freehold. in the city 89. it will feel like 92. monticello at 82. what we are expecting is increasing clouds. slight chance for a shower north and west of the city. tomorrow 92 degrees as we start off the week with a mix of sun and clouds. then we hold on to low 90s through thursday. it will be potentially our second heat wave of 2015. we are close to the 90-degree mark there. we may not make it but nonetheless, we are hoping for it here. >> 87 on friday. chance

charles osgood pays a visit to the scenic low country of south carolina for the annual design issue. we will see how good design is making a huge difference in nations of the developing world. we will visit a museum devoted to sand sculpture in japan. meet the gulla people of south carolina famous for their handcrafted baskets. and tips for washing windows 40 stories up. from shaker furniture to cars and comedy with jer assign feld, stay tuned for sunday morning by design. back to you. >> thank you, kristine. >>> let's get one more check of the forecast with vanessa murdoch. >> today looking good, but not as good as yesterday. we will see sun. we will see clouds. we will have a slight uptick in humidity. 83 degrees your high in the city today. 85 in morristown. white plains 81. seaside heights cooler at 77. monticello 88. okay, right? tomorrow will be similar, but 86. still a chance for showers east of the city in the morning and then as we get into the evening hours an approaching cold front may bring rain and thunderstorms. morning. by tuesday afternoon high pressure is building in

. >> charles osgood joins us with a preview. >> good morning, andrea. >> good morning, diane and brandon. he is a friend of mine. summer camps are popular with kids. but this morning we will be visiting summer camps for adults only. very funny and happily married comedians. and we will go star gasessing in west texas. take a ride in classic convertibles and we will catch up with the legendary carl rainer. >> if you want some snapper, come on over. >> now let's check in with vanessa murdock with a look at the forecast. >> first, brandon didn't just bring snapper. he brought some of the most rocking chocolate chip cookies. this is number 3. i am holding on to it. the forecast, it will be a hot one but sunny with low humidity. high of 88 in the city. 90 morristown. white plains 86. islip 86 and 84 seaside heights. rip current risk, moderate risk along the south shore of long island. low risk only the jersey shore. water temperatures are in the mid-70s. here is a look at your extended forecast with sunshine,ing 88. tonight 74 degrees. mainly clear skies. looking good but more humid as you ma

i'm charles osgood. this is "sunday morning". july is behind us now.still ahead. that means there's still plenty of summer left ahead, including vacation past times strictly for adults only. it's not what you might think. as luke burr bang will report in our

products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning, i'm charles osgoodnday morning." as we enjoy these last few weeks of summer the fall harvest draws near. but at what cost. the farm workers who pick our fruits and vegetables. years after low pay and harsh conditions made national news, the campaign to turn things around for farm workers still

products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning, i'm charles osgood this is a special edition of "sunday morning." we're be spending the morning in the low country of south carolina. by design. this is auldbrass. a modern day plantation designed by the legendary architect frank lloyd wright. it's roughly midway between charleston, south carolina, anda