i think having the confidence in yourself is super important. >> here comes clark. >> reporter: clark and longtime coach lisa bluder. >> i think it just speaks to our loyalty and the culture that coach bluder has built here. >> reporter: clark often dazzles the sellout crowds with skill and swagger. do you play with a chip on your shoulder? >> i don't play basketball mad. i play because i love it, with a joy, with a passion because i love it. >> reporter: clark, along with south carolina's aliyah boston women's tournament is drawing record ratings. >> people love to tune in and i'm glad i can help change the game but it is not only me, i think there are so many tremendous players in our game right now. >> reporter: having grown up idolizing wnba legends like maya moore, clark is keenly aware of the platform she now holds. >> i am always going to make time for a little boy or a little girl who is going to come up to me, idolizes me, then you take the time out of your day to inspire them, it can really change somebody's life, and, you know, then they have dreams to, you know, be what yo

clark doesn't even pay attention.er, social media blowing up over the interaction. >> that's when we that's what we not a pro athletes like former nfl player emmanuel acho sounding off in defensive rees saying reese minutes, the same gesture clark had made in previous games began the same thing and the lead a do not call classes, but then praise. caitlin clark is a hero, barstool sports founder dave portnoy. one of the droves of viewers criticizing race, tweeting, quote, she taunted clark with 10 seconds left in a game that was long over talking mess in the moment is one thing doing it when she did was classless many in the arena of sports commentary praising clark with the potential to be the greatest of all time, but agreeing she started it. she instigated this kind of stuff. let's call it what it is. she was a way that you are doing the scene. post-game reese who went on to be named twenty-twenty 3 women's final 4 most outstanding player said she was unapologetic for her actions. i don't fit the narrative. i don't

angel reiss of lsu waving her hand in front of caitlin clark. the game is underway. should have been a technical foul. reiss had smashing talk after the game. in basketball today, clay, i don't know what a foul is or isn't. suddenly everything is a foul. the relationship between these two women. both coming back next year. you talked about steph curry. caitlin clark has visibility on the floor that i don't think we've seen since larry bird. how about that? >> for women's basketball returning she is by far the biggest star returning ever. that is drama. it should have been a technical foul from angel reiss. look, i watch men's basketball all the time. men get called for technical fouls for hanging on the rim too long and doing the head thing like you are not tall enough. all the time. so i think certainly that would have been a technical foul. angel reiss might say she was responding to caitlin clark who did the same the day after wrestle mania, the same you can't see me that was made famous and caitlin clark did that to a player at louisville. during the game, if you

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making us know we n often caitlin clark and i wou down so. clark with 3 of her 19 point. one ended with her, clark into monica dedicate this court 75% if pilot it is incredible. quarter. look up staff -- staff, i will buy five. clark, this could hoe. she finished with the national semi final of 41 points. i was upset when. there will face lsu in the title. mark batson released as new foods cut -- shaquille o'neal happy for the man known as mad dog. >> people -- used to beat me up and practice. that is neither here nor there. what i do know is you are a great man. you are an honorable man. and parents should be honored to have the kids can do you. i love you more excuse me, mad dog. sports sponsored -- larry: see that? our new menu is mashing the past, the future, the delicious and the yummmbelievable. 7 day old tuna casserole! how'd you know that?! even my nose is strong! you need hefty ultra strong! it has arm & hammer continuous odor control! hefty! hefty! hefty! oh, and uhhh... toby needs a bath! stay one step ahead of stinky. dan: a lot of news to sift through. if you

debby clarke: well, it is a bit annoying. angry or annoyed when you cannot influence a foreign government. doug clarke: i mean, we can't do trade at any cost. i mean, we got to uphold, you know, our principles and the principles of the australian way. we don't want to lie down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. we need to stand up and fight back. stephen: australia is challenging china's tariff at the world trade organization. dan tehan: it might take one or two years for us to resolve it, but the principle of it is incredibly important. we want to go to the umpire, and we want to get a decision from the umpire, whether the actions being taken are right or not. if we don't have organizations like the world trade organization for us to go to, then it's basically the rule of the jungle. stephen: barley was the start of a slew of trade allegations and sanctions that followed a souring of relations between canberra and beijing. female: the foreign minister, marise payne, is refusing to be drawn on whether she trusts chi

ok, so what did you do for 22 years at kimberly-clark?osalind: so, i started off in long-range research as a chemist. i was an organic chemist. and i had interned my summers at general motors. and so, i worked in chemistry there. i worked in analytical chemistry. moved into organic. worked in polymer science. and then i worked on one of the businesses. i got a chance to join the m&a team probably about six years into my career. and at the time, it was when kimberly-clark was converting itself from a paper company to a consumer products company. and we acquired several companies. and i got to run one of those companies. and i just stayed on the business side after that. david: ok, so you're doing that. you're there 22 years. you're happy, presumably. and all of a sudden, somebody calls you up and says, how about working for walmart? what did you say? rosalind: no. david: no? [laughter] rosalind: on the first call i said, no. probably the first, second, and third call i said, no. initially, they were speaking to me about a job in human reso

iowa guard caitlin clarke coming off the 1st 40 point triple double in n c. a tournament.istory picking up action in the fourth quarter, iowa up by two and kate clark pulls up from the logo and buries a three. it gives the hot guys a five point lead later in the fourth, south carolina down by four. raven johnson drains the three to get the gamecocks within one, but later in doing her thing. she is just gonna blowwo minutes later, who else? caitlin clarkge. for the layup. clark scoring or assg on all of iowa's points in the fourth quarter and now 25 seconds of play. i will apply to clark and not get the three to fall mckenna warnock's there she comes up with a huge offensive rebounds. single hawkeyes back to the line, the ice the game. iowa south carolina, their first loss of the season, winning 77 73 of historic performance for caitlin clarke. she becomes the first woman with back to back 40 point games in the tournament. the other semi number three l s u against number one virginia tech third quarter virginia tech up by eight. kayla king. she steals the ball finds chaotic

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clark with 3 of her 19 point. went up one ended with her, clark into monica dedicate this court 75% if pilot it is incredible. quarter. look up staff -- staff, i will buy five. clark, this could hoe. she finished with the national semi final of 41 points. i was upset when. there will face lsu in the title. mark batson released as new foods cut -- shaquille o'neal happy for the man known as mad dog. >> people -- used to beat me up and practice. that is neither here nor there. what i do know is you are a great man. you are an honorable man. and parents should be honored to have the kids can do you. i love you morexcuse m mad dog. want luxury hair repair that doesn't pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. [tap tap] my secret to beating sniff checks? secret dry spray. just spray and stay fresh all day. my turn. secret actually fights odor. and it's aluminum free. hours later,

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first off, caitlin clark herself was okay with the shit.ts that trash talk is part of the game. and i agree. personally, i think trash talk is good for sports. sports is better when there is trash talk. even better when they might start a race war. "you can't see me, you can't see me." to be honest, man, this wasn't -- this was some good competition. caitlin clark versus angel reese, this might be the new magic johnson versus larry bird. this might be the start of a feud that bleeds into the profession and into the wnba. you think caitlin clark ain't back in iowa right now training, you think she ain't dunking off the side of a bark? hell, lsu might have messed up and created a monster. the last thing you want in your life is a white woman with a grudge. you've seen them movies! them white women get mad! [applause] hey. you get a white woman mad, they keep coming, they keep coming, did y'all see see "alien?" the alien pissed off sigourney weaver one time and she whupped the alien's ass for four straight movies. then she went and set their p

you very - trouble to arrive. john cooper clarke, thank you very much. | clarke, thank you very muchllo there. the weather for the first few days of this week set to be really quite chilly for the time of year — cold enough even to see some areas of frost, as we'll see in a moment. now, what's going on? the area of low pressure that brought some of us rain on sunday is moving eastwards. as that happens, we get these cold northerly winds plunging southwards across the uk, those winds originating from somewhere north of greenland. well, that's not going to be warm, is it? so, right now, we're seeing the colder air arrive across northern scotland. showers here have started to turn to sleet. did have a few thunderstorms around london and south east england but they've cleared out of the way. rain is starting to develop into wales. now, temperatures for the most part around 4—7 degrees as we head into monday morning but colder than that in scotland, where we'll continue to see those wintry showers driven in on gale force gusts of wind in the north. further south, we've got this area of ra

uh, very soon.h angel reese and caitlin clarke. and unfortunate part about the double standard is that the very athlete was allegedly subjected to angel reasons, uh, trolling, so to speak. defended her and said, there's nothing to see here, caitlin clarke. even so, it's unfortunate that the attention is being given, uh much deserved to women's sports. uh but under this particular negativity sean first lady jill biden, adding to this conversation, she was at the game. she received some backlash for inviting both teams to the white house that has now been walked back. but reset the team will not be going your thoughts on this back and forth. well my hope is that angel reese and l s u will will reconsider. it is a ceremonious honor for national champions of all sports for professional champions of all sports as their sort of culminating achievement to visit the white house now we saw a lot of that being sort of put on pause with the previous administration, but we're starting to see many teams go back, including our local bay area tee

. >> cayden clark and andrew reese taking on the double started with comes to trash talking. after the lsu start was criticized for work called taunting the i am a standout. >> down to the wire before you file. with the tax state deadline fast approaching rebecca jarvis has what you need to know this year about savings. she is here and answer your tyco's last chance, with the legend is saying about his future as the gears up for the course he's matched 35 times. ♪ ♪ and, the jonas brothers are heating up yankee stadium plus, we are working up a sweat on national walking day. to help you take a step in the right direction. >> announcer: live in times square this is "good morning america." >> who knew it was national walking day. who is who comes up -- will get to that that of a head. >> that's right, but it may be nice where you are but not where the rest of the country's. just ahead will be tracking the severe weather just the head with tornadoes are putting overnght and now a new tornado watch that is being issued and ginger will have all of that. >> first a follow-up on the

congress returns from a brie recess with a big to-do list house minority web kathryn clark joins me, live, to discuss in a sunday show exclusive. reality check. congressman jim jordan holds a hearing in new york tomorrow t put a spotlight on big apple crime. new york city police commissioner cushion sewell is here with the facts. more on mondays comes to tennessee state representative justin jones and bishop willia barber joined me to talk about joining forces and, a little lol from s and al >> senator tim scott of sout carolina announced the launc of an exploratory committee fo the 2024 presidential run. that, name again, is tim scott as in tim's got no chance of being a nominee. >> i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. this week, they are service in this marks 100 days under maga control led by speaker kevin mccarthy allegedly. it is also the bodies firs week back following an extende break, and their list of priorities continues to grow guns, abortion, leaks of classified documents, it may b the most important, the debt ceiling is the nation's abilit to borrow money to

adrian clark, thank you so much. thank _ a lot rosier. adrian clark, thank you so much.s — on saturday, it's manchester city against sheffield united. city going for the treble, but what a match for sheffield united, the lowest ranked side left in the competition. then on sunday, manchester united take on brighton. after being dumped out of the europa league, this is a chance for united to get silverware, but brighton are the in form team, so anything could happen. patrick geary looks ahead to a great fa cup weekend. by by the time yourjourney which is wembley, it becomes more real. you have arrived at your destination. the original wembley was just two years old last time sheffield united lifted the cup. those who watched, the faces from another age, but the roots are in the same place. bramwell lane has been a central character in this second tier team's journey against wrexham, tottenham and blackburn. it's helped give the blades their edge. that frenzy must be carried to wednesday. —— wembley. from our point of view, we're riding the crest of the wave at the minute.

wait till you see what iowa's katelyn caitlin clark did. she set a record, not a shocker there. >>> where does golden state stand >>> it's never easy with this year's installment of the golden state warriors. the sea is always somewhat rocky through two, three quarters, but can they bring the ship in is the question. tonight they trailed the worst san antonio spurs team in the entire gregg popovich era. golden state does control their own destiny to receive a top six seed but could not lose this one. the warriors want their second batch of rings but didn't look good through three. spurs on the run. spurs take the lead with the layup and heading into the fourth, gregg popovich fired up. a 10-2 golden state run started the fourth quarter and they never looked back. jonathan kuminga, 17 points, the human highlight reel. the warriors began the game 0-3 from three, then caught fire as jordan poole crossed the foul poole at 27. steph curry led golden state with 33. less than a minute later time for some hustle. look at gary payton on the ground,

for example, the meeting of judge clark, national security adviser, plural. judge clark, bill casey with archbishop long, the nuncio that's mobilizing resources. but you've got to do this publicly. you've got to explain to the american people, what is this? what are we in? why are we doing this? what are the objectives here? why is it so important? and you need to do in europe as well? you need to explain what this is all about and mobilize the intellectual and moral resources as well. how do you do that? words mean. he really believed that words matter and. it is true, of course, that he had some terrific speechwriters. peggy noonan comes to mind. but he never got a piece of paper and used it without all sorts of notes and edits to make sure that it reflected and and it stages of of writing that it fully reflected what he wanted to because he understood in a speech like this 140 years ago today or the westminster speech, precisely what the president of the united states said, but precisely what he says is going be read by hundreds of thousands people in ever

stephon clark, thank you for your time.continue following developments in this case on kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> still ahead, applicants say something that is very simple could save the lives in the event of an overdose, we are going to look at the statewide push to get you more access to nor can , s had this one could save lives, there is a statewide bill that would require the overdose reversing pill, narcan to be available in libraries, gas station, bars, in the form of nasal spray that can save a life in seconds. we have spoken to families around the region who has lost loved ones to overdoses, a mother who lost her son gave me this very kit. many say making this more accessible is critical. >> he took a pill he thought was xanax and it had fentanyl in it, and he dropped dead. and it breaks my heart. that i have to tell this story. >> we have to do something, we are under attack. >> if it is going to save somebody's child and save a family, i think it's a great idea. >> if we can save one person's

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reese took some heat for trash-talking and guest chugger toward clark in the final seconds, but clarkays that's part of the game, and that reese played it perfection. she also downplayed remarks by first lady jill biden, who said both teams should visit the white house. >> i don't think runner-ups usually go to the white house. lsu should enjoy that moment for them. congratulations obviously. they deserve to go there. >> which is a very classy response. caitlin clark will probably go to the white house one day, i have a feeling. >> i compared them the other day, caitlin clark, to larry bird, and reese to charles barkley. this is a great rivalry. it's going to be awesome next year to watch. it's great for the sport, too. the wnba has two legitimate stars en route to that league. >> certainly do. >> all right. watch that. watch this. new details on the condition of that detained "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich. lawyers who met with him yesterday says he -- say rather he's in good health. we're on the story from the beginning, and we're in london. >> the 31-year-old ameri

mike clark. >> mike clark. we'll review the nonmedicare pp oushgs plan for 2022. followed by the rate recommendation to apply in 2024 rating for this plan. summarize on page 3 with the stabilization funds policy asks approval of the use a third of the december 31, 22 amount 746 thousand dollars. a third of 2 million toward the buy up of rates across all rating tiers for the ppo. for plan year 2024 and applied with active employees and early retirees remaining carry forward of 1 million, 492, 000. >> to capture information on the nonmed car pp oshg plan with the add administrator for most of the covered lives change nothing 2022 from united health care to blue shield. you seat distribution of the members. the. and he was retirees as well as the covered lives. which are the members. in each of the 2 add administrators. blue shield as the majority of covered live in 2022. but for those nonmedicare lives one or more family members is covered by united health care medicare ppo plan, you see there are

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i was president at kimberly-clark. i took the job to run the state of georgia. i was a candidate for the sam's club job. >> i was in arkansas. >> i guess another headhunter called you up and said how would you like to go to starbucks? >> actually, i made the decision to leave walmart stores. i was on the board of starbucks. i took the board seat as i was leaving sam's club. howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me. >> i was a tea drinker at the time so that was interesting. seattle was not in my plans. but i fell in love with the brand and the company. >> starbucks has become so successful because the coffee is better than other people's coffee? >> what is the reason? >> it is deathly quality coffee, it is customized for all drinking pallets. i think it is also their coffee practices along with the breeze does in the store. >> what is the most popular thing people ask for? >> a black coffee. still very popular at starbucks. cold beverages are trending. >> you are there and you are doing that for four years. all of the sudden -- not >> i would take about it

a security analyst calling clark, germany's foreign minister arlena babylon, has held talks with senior chinese diplomats over taiwan and beijing's human rights record. and she called on china's leaders to help and the war in ukraine, german foreign minister and the lena bear bog on her inaugural visit. to china, after landing in the port city of t on jan on thursday, burbock put the tough topics on the table in beijing. the war and ukraine is high on berlin's agenda. bear bought called on china to use its influence with russia to end. the invasion is this good stuff. he knows it, that is good. the china has signaled its commitment to a solution. but i have to say frankly, that i wonder why so far, the chinese position hasn't included a call on russia, the aggressor to stop the war runs been hired. it didn't clique to stop him. beijing which sees itself as a mediator in the conflict, reiterated. it would not send weapons to its russian ally searching pins regarding the export of military products. china adopts a prudent and responsible attitude. we shall, china will not provide weapons

i was security and i was calling clarke speaking to us earlier . let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world today. he was president joe biden has repeated that he has plans to run for reelection in 2024 and will announce his campaign soon by ms. wrapping up an emotional visit to the republic of ireland, he held a rally in the town. his irish ancestors came from and called ireland parts of his soul. a supreme court judge and brazil has ordered former president shire bulls to narrow to testify before federal police. within 10 days, he has to be questioned about his role in the storming of government buildings by his supporters. in january results, tom prosecutors said both scenarios, testimony was needed to clarify what exactly happened. the european space agency has launched a proven bound for jupiter. the jupiter icy moon's explorer known as juice blasted off on a mission expected to take 8 years just to reach the solar systems largest planet. scientists hope to discover if jupiter's moon can in fact, sustain

i myself can’t get used to where i had the opportunity to ask brussels westley a question clark to natoer-in-chief i called him a criminal on a planetary scale, because he is one. i asked how you could attack my country, which did not threaten anyone, and you did not have the consent of the un security council and he said, yes, it's true, we did not have the consent of the security council, but we reached a consensus within the natalian. here is a man such simple statements of a man who commanded the world's largest force in an attack on a country that is a thousand times weaker and did not threaten any country a member of nato, the alliance did not threaten the world, which tried to solve its internal problems on its territory, the morning of the bombing of yugoslavia war crimes. i will answer categorically. yes, she was not approved by the un point of thousands of innocent dimensional inhabitants and innocent soldiers who did not declare war on anyone also had to show the new russia that she should not go too far to the soviet union for a while if the soviet union had not provided him

calling clark is an analyst with global intelligence and security consultancy. so found group. we asked him earlier if he expects more leaked documents to surface. we just don't know. i mean, i think that's probably one of the most embarrassing aspects of this is the fact that these documents were out there in the wild, so to speak, for as long as they were without anyone from the u. s. government or realizing. and i think that's tremendously damaging in terms of, you know, how we keep track of classified information and the fact that some of these documents have been than altered again are altered. and then kind of recycle tish to with casualty figures for the russians. the premiums being clearly manipulated. we don't know what you know coming up moving forward from your what's gonna be real and what's not security analyst calling clark fail. now here's a look at to some of the other news making headlines around the welt. you, as president joe biden has repeated that he has plans to run for reelection in 2024 and will announce his campaign soon. biden is wrapping up an emotion

john cooper clarke was once dubbed "the punk poet". his life, he has used words, rhythm and rhyme to find humour and truth in the chaos of everyday life. thanks to the internet, one of his poems has become a worldwide viral sensation. so, where does his word magic come from? john cooper clarke, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. it's great to have you here, john. ijust read your memoir and one of the first sentences in it is this one — "all my life, all i ever wanted to be was a professional poet." now, i've heard of kids who want to be train drivers, professional footballers, but very rare to find a kid who always knew he wanted to be a poet. how come? when i say "always," i guess from the age of 12 i became enamoured of poetry, thanks to an inspirational teacher mr malone — john malone. who, although he was a rugged, outdoor sporty type of guy, he was a complex character and had a weakness for the poetry of the 19th century — the stuff you might find in the palgrave�*s golden treasury, which then was the go—to anthology for the edu

anyway, recollection, dr. malcolm clark is an expert in please see biology and a study the impacts of underwater mining. as you can see, your failings on thousands of experiments, respected by conservationists and the mining industry for his pragmatic no nonsense approach. he's advised the cook islands on how best to conduct deep sea mining. dante clark is also one of the few scientists has ventured into the ocean of bees, while the deep sea has a very fallen environment as we see it. its touchy dog is also called the round 2 degrees celsius is animals, a holly, addicted to, to those conditions. what you have among the many specimens here, and these ones that live among the nodules on the ocean floor. they have vital scavenge is without them the deep sea, it would be polluted with dead carcasses. cbs, the wriggling creatures also k pray for larger animals in the pacific oceans through chain was the effect when a deep say no joke, light to come. sorry. so these worms are going to get sucked up in the direct path of the collector was immediate, physical damage mortality logs, animals on

what's going to be real and what's not security analysts colon clark. and here's a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world to day. a russian missiles sterling on the eastern ukrainian city of slogans has killed at least 8 people according to the regional governor. as rescuer sifted through the remains of a residential building, he warned more people could still be burried. savanski is just west of been moved to city. russia has been trying to capture for several months. russian president vladimir putin has signed into law plans to create an electronic draft system to conscript men into the military. with an e mail call, a papers will no longer need to be served in person. draft dodgers will have their drivers license is suspended and be barred from selling their apartments or other assets. a supreme court judge and brazil has ordered former president diable to narrow to testify before federal police. within 10 days, it will be questioned about his role in the storming of government buildings by his supporters. in january, brazil

as you mention, caitlin clark was doing it first. larry: a lot of people do.s done by a black woman, so it is a big deal. that is the story of life in america. larry: in many ways. tomthings -- to me, it is just e of those things that have gotten blown out of proportion, because it has been seen on national tv, and then the lsu players have to defend themselves, even though they won a national championship. karina: it should come down to good sportsmanship, but to be fair all the way around. larry: even klay thompson does the thing with the ring. there's a lot of counting that goes on. karina: there's a bold new step from google, launching a new price guarantee flight feature, the pilot program will guarantee select flights, and if the price goes down after you purchase a ticket, you will receive a refund. pickets with a price guarantee will have a special badge. only those flights qualified. let's ask our 7 on your side man. michael, what do you think about this? do you think it is a good idea? michael: it is a great idea! i love the concept of it. the questi

i was caitlin clarke. angel reese and the tigers didn't stop clark.y just outscored her final seconds of the first half in jasmine carson lets one fly. she banks it in at the buzzer. carson had 22 off the bench five of six from three point range of tigers by 17 at the half. the hot guys made a run in the third quarter, clark was a three to get them. within nine. she had a record eight threes in all and 30 points. but it wasn't enough that tiger's withstood the charge reese with the move and drive to the hoop else, you back in front by 14. and if there was any doubt, terry pool ended it. kim mulkey gets her fourth national title, but first ever at lsu. reese proved she could learn a lesson about being a gracious winner tigers win at 102 85, the highest total by a team in the women's finals, not to mention a landmark day for lsu. for a championship. the giants have played three games in the new baseball season , and they've scored some runs and one of them with no run support. it didn't matter what ross stripling did in his giants debut today against th

clark well, he had a g.p.s. i had all of the the i knew exactly where where we should be going. and walking toward the battlefield. unbelievable. because vietnam being and well, it's these two old soldiers who tried to kill each all those decades ago were together, pointing out they were, you. everything was. they were they just veterans together at that point. and clark welch finally said, if we go 50 yards towards that direction, that's where and he pointed to a trail. that's where your was killed. terry allen the commander who had been hiding an aerial when he was killed, you anthills of vietnam could be four or five feet high. we walk through there it's a beautiful dappled day. and in early february with trees, with leaves and we get to that spot and there's another anthill and just standing there with clark welch and tread consuelo allen and thinking about how time compressed you know into that moment was just the most unforgettable moment of my life at that that's my experience going back with veteran very powerful elizabeth going back well well, i covered the war in cambo

one of the things he says the cherishes the most is working with brandy clark.nd -- >> we weren't even set up to write that day. we just met. >> reporter: and it was boom? >> it was. >> reporter: what did su see in each other? what did you fleel? >> i saw myself. ♪ sometimes i call you crazy ♪ ♪ sometimes i call you up ♪ >> reporter: their music is key, but the sound you hear most often at a "shucked" performance is laughter. kevin cahoon is peanut. >> if you could pick up your dog with one hand, you own a cat. >> i don't know what's gonna happen. heck, if i a had a crystal ball i'd probably walk different. >> reporter: a lot of the jokes are edgy and it's easy to see why. >> this scene is musical. >> reporter: the book writer, robert horn, used to write for a hit show on this very network. >> if hugh hefner thinks being publicly spread eagle is so fantastic, how come we haven't seen his wahoo with a staple in the middle? >> reporter: you can sense a little designing women in this. his whars long and his comedy formula was simple. >> i used to say i am going to