it's a bit of a stretch for cosby. you recall the cosby show became years hit for nbc 30 ago. wesome. >> some storms are still relatively in the vicinity right now. >> for the most part just a few scattered showers. nothing severe through the overnight hours. tomorrow hot and humid. the same on tuesday. strong to severe storms. en delightful weather come midweek. >> back live after this.

who didn't love "the cosby show"? i loved "the cosby show."go. really, has it been 30 years ago? running for eight seasons. >> the network says the upcoming cosby show will depart from the single camera fad and they'll return to the classic multicamera format filmed in front of a live studio audience. >>> next, a passing to note for rock 'n' roll legend. >> tommy ramone, the founding drummer of the ramones, died of cancer, the last surviving member of that group that breathed life into the punk rock movement of the '70s and '80s. ♪ 24 24 24 hours to go i want to be sedated ♪ >> the ramones' debut album hit gold just this april, 38 years after their first release and 12 years after their induction into the rock and roll hall of fame. tommy ramone was 65 years old. >> pretty young. >>> and kim kardashian now is back-pedaling on a comment she made during an interview about expectant moms. >> oh, boy. kardashian, the mother of a 1-year-old was asked by a reporter from "elle" magazine about pregnancy style tips. that pregnant woman should hide at h

bill cosby is returning to the small screen. pretty exciting. >> i loved "the cosby show."med the comedian could be returning to the network with a new comedy cou show"? i loved "the cosby show." it became a smash hit for them 30 years ago. really. orkng single camera fad and they'll return to the classic xt,to nto the classic a rock 'n' roll legend. >> tommy ramone, the founding drummer of the ramones, died of cancer, the last surviving member of that group that breathed life into the punk rock movement of the '70s and '80s. ♪ 24 hours to go i want to be >> the ramones' debut album hit gold just this april, 38 years after their first release and 12 years after their ind in the rock and & ame. tommy r 65 f1 o> ung. >>> and kim kardashian back-pedaling on a comment she made during an interview about expectant moms. >> kardashian, the mother of a 1-year-old, was asked by a reporter from "elle" magazine about pregnancy style tips, that pregnant women should hide at home for a year and wear a huge blanket. athshano c1beic. >> you know, she's had so many fashion misfires, dev. a

cosby was in washington a few weeks ago. the 77-year-old comedian has a long history with the network including "the cosby show" which was a smash hit 30 years ago. it's described as a classic extended family sitcom with cosby as the patriarch. it's in the writing stage with an eye on debuting next summer. >>> oscar winner christopher walkens will star as captain hook. the live action verse of "peter pan." the magical boy who can fly and never grows up is hot property in hollywood. >>> channing tatum is prepping a film about the character at warner brothers "peter and the star catchers" is lined up wii gary ross. it will be broadcast live on december 4th. >>> so much for comfort food. how eating angry could make you burn fewer caloe >>> a mysterious odor in suburban phi >>> good afternoon, welcome back. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. at 4:30, right now, a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect. >> let's get to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. what's it looking like now? >> under the gun in fairfax county where

cosby servedon with the hundred first airborne division. chaplain cosby jumped. he had several combat jumps with the 101st. when it was in bastogne and , theunded by the germans germans were shelling and it looked like the place might 101stthe americans in the were surrounded. they were cut off from supplies. this was during the battle of the bulge. the weather was inclement. supplies could not be flown in. the germans came up with a white flag and said you guys need to surrender. if you don't, we are going to level the place. we have plenty of ammo. we are going to level the city and kill all of you, so surrender now. general mcauliffe who was head of the operation stuck inside uts," so responded "n the germans went back with this to their commander. he did not know what that meant at first. someone fluent in english explained it meant jump in the lake, we are not surrendering. because the at night -- but cosby at night would move around and go to trenches and foxholes to talk to the men. this was the testimony of a lot of men who were there. many did not know h

don't go and see me. >> since you raised cosby's name -- >> i love cosby. >> a black man gives a white woman this break. i've heard you get in people's faces, a little testy, a leg legitimate complaint, you make a joke about it, women say you've opened up doors for all of us and you say, i'm still opening up doors. >> damn right. >> push back on people who try to push you out to pasture. >> totally. >> i've never heard you complain publicly about what you had to endure as a woman on the stage. >> i never found it as a woman. i was so busy trying to get ahead, it's also a big crutch. oh, i'm a woman and that's why they don't laugh at me. stop it! you know what i mean? if you're funny -- hitler, as i said before if hitler came back with three good minutes, they'd say, you know he's changed, he's grown, he's matured. fabulous dancer. it's not about -- it's funny, it's funny. we take it as a crutch i never thought about women -- looking back, however, the group that i sat with when we were all trying to get on the stage in the bitter end was bill, who went through first, there was george c

bill cosby is absolutely right. they get slammed by the black left. mentioned msnbc, go read what michael eric dyson says about bill cosby for talking like this or what barack obama goes through when they talk about this. they don't want to talk about it. the black left -- and that's society, sean, is more interested in condemning what the reporter said than what the cop killer did. because their agenda is keeping racism front and center in america as an all-purpose explanation of what ails. but the cosbys and obamas are right. >> sean bergin lost his job -- >> i think it's appalling he lost his job, but i think what is more appalling and i hold him, the president of the united states, in higher regard than many, but i must say his most cosmic failure is the fact that he never followed up on that speech in 2008. he did make a father's day speech four years later. that could have been the center piece of his entire presidency. he could have elevated the urban family and been the role model. >> i agree with you. here's the thing, these kids are dying. s

. >>> according to a new poll, philadelphia native bill cosby is the second greatest pennsylvanian.benjamin franklin took the top spot. franklin was born in boston. cosby beat out betsy ross, daniel boone and william penn. >>> chase utley is popular with baseball fans. he'll represent the phillies in the major league all-star game. chase utley will start at second base for the n.l. squad next week in minnesota. this is utley's sixth career all-star selection, he's batting .286 and is seventh in the national league with 24 doubles. way to go, chase. >>> a farmer in oklahoma finally has his cell phone back after it took a long and strange trip. he dropped his phone in a bin of grain last year. i would consider it a goner. nine months later he got a call. it had been found. the phone travelled in that grain bin to oklahoma, louisiana and then to japan. workers in japan called him, got his address and mailed his phone back. there you go. guess he's lucky that some cattle didn't eat it somewhere along the way. >>> this summer nbc 10 is spreading the word about our grant challenge for loc

. >> with "i spy," robert culp and bill cosby were equals.drama. he made race a nonissue. because he's undeniable. >> the winner is bill cosby. >> bobby and i tried to put forth an example of the way it should be, racially, in this country. we need more people in this industry to put forth that message and let it be known that the bigots and the racists, that they don't count. thank you. >> as television changed, it was helping all americans to understand that this is what america looks like. >> frankly, you're not exactly what i expected. >> no? >> no, not from what i read yet. >> did you expect me to be older or younger? >> julia was going to be the first time a black woman starred in her own television show. >> has mr. colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you? >> she was a young black woman who had been educated, raising her son alone. it has a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that n

cosby, who is 77, has a long history with nbc. as you know, "the cosby show" became a smash hit 30 years ago. >>> a texas teenager is finding strength during a dark time in her life. >> kassidy day is the lone survivor of a shooting rampage that took the lives of her entire family. >> reporter: just days after surviving a massacre in her home, kassidy quoted from harry potter. >> happiness can be found in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light. >> reporter: today, many are donating to an online trust fund to pay for her family's funerals. the 15-year-old showed remarkable grace at the memorial. >> thank you for coming and showing your support to me and my family. stay strong. >> reporter: the accused gunman was looking for his ex-wife, kassidy's aunt when he broke into his former sister-in-law's home. he shot kassidy's parents and four young children. the bullet just grazed her. >> she has the presence of mind to remain quiet and play dead. >> reporter: she then called 911. police say she saved her grandpa

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>> when bill cosby spoke out, i was attacked. bill cosby was maligned. because he was pointing out there is too many excuses for criminal behavior. so many black intellectuals, church leaders and black people at the head of civil rights organizations they're all about sympathy for criminals as opposed to sympathy for people who are victimized by crime in the black community. >> if we love these kids and want to stop the violence in these communities have you to speak out. you have to. >> absolutely. >> have you to talk about it. because you believe in them and care about them. >> yes. >> you believe you know what this is, this is a libel against black people, goes back black people are predatory. somehow, we're criminal and have evil intent. this plays into that. then, you have people that want to make excuses for it and talk about a jail of pipeline. why they're sentencing diskrep pens yeez. whymjbÑ, don't theçwm9 and say it's got to stop? >> amen, thank you, juan. we'll see you right after the break as we continue. [ male announcer ] hands were made fo

the reason is because we want to be represented as cosby.uced to america in our own terms, a doshlth, a lawyer, upper middle class, living a life that we dream that our community only lives. there are bad people in my community. there are fresh off the boast arabs. they get a whole show about it there would be a backlash. but they'd be funny and likeable. as long as they're not a terrorist in my community, as long as they're not a terrorist on tv, i'm actually happy. >> we all want to be the cosbies. which in a certain way we do. clearly why we like the obamas, they remind us of the cosbies in an important way. but part of what i lying about th this new line-up they're not all cosbys. on "blackish" there's this one interaction between the african-american father who the mom who is mixed race about the quef race. >> it's not that big of a deal. >> all this coming from a mixed woman who technically isn't even really black? >> if i'm not really black, then could somebody please tell my hair and my [ bleep ]? >> clair huxtable would never say th

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a new sit comwith bill cosby that will probably air in 2015, and it will be basically him doing histhe grandfather. he. >> is he cliff hucks tabl. >> he will be the patriarch of a different family. a multi-generational family. he will be doling out his -- it's like michael mally who is on "glee." he will be on a writer on the show and he will appear on the show. he is coming back to nbc. >> he made a lot of history. >> i spent two years on the road with bill as his opening act. >> oh, my gosh. really? >> forged quite the friendship. >> we need to talk about that afterwards. >> he is great. he was fabulous. >> michael j. fox is stepping back in? >> his show is canceled. >> that's right. >> how did you get that? >> i was on it. >> oh, dear. >> what was the other one? lipstick jungle, smash. you name it. if you want to end a show, put me on it. >> no wonder they're over. >> i love -- i want to come back every day, and now i know it's you. >> thank you. >> thank you, stackable. he is always the life of the party, country artist jake owen is going to sing for us. >> imagine meeting your

bill cosby may have a new sis come next year. he's developing a new family comedy.he show and play a father of three married daughters who have children. it has been more than 20 years since the original cosby show ended its run on nbc. and guess what? we might be able to see this new show as early as next summer. >>> in washington this week congress will continue to weigh president obama's request for help with the border crisis. he wants almost $4 billion to help boost a border patrol and help deal with thousands of immigrants. the head of the house appropriations committee said that amount is too much but as the political battle escalates, federal law and local enforcement try to stem the tide to people crossing over into the u.s. alina mer cha dough has more from the rio grande river. >> reporter: fred yreka, there's a significance presence. keeping up with what's going on here isn't easy. this is the rio grande. nearly 1,900 miles long. it's where a flood of undocumented immigrants are crossing into texas every single day. we wanted to get a firsthand look, so

we remember how bill cosby redefined our view of what a sweater could be when he debuted "the cosby show who can forget "seinfeld"? nine seasons for a show -- about nothing. but can america handle an entire channel about nothing? well, get ready, ladies and gentlemen. sarah palin is going rogue. >> welcome to a new project. this is a news channel that really is a lot more than news. are you tired of the media filters? well, i am. i always have been. so we're going to do something about it. >> the sarah palin channel. it's an online subscription network touting all her favorite things -- impeachment, oil pipepine, of course lots of sarah palin. the home page has a national debt ticker and a countdown clock to president obama's last day in office. it's a steal at only $9.95 a month. it would be easy to dismiss this, but that would be a mistake. let's not forget sarah palin brought a wave of tea party candidates into congress -- people like ted cruz, marco rubio whose extreme views brought washington to a standstill. the truth is projects like sarah palin's new channel are filling a vacuum

check list and the community service we do a lot of that we send staff to them to help them and the cosby hotel. >> we had a thanksgiving dinner our staff cooks dinner for one hundred and 50 people we do a lot of outreach with the aids walk we'll hit $150,000. >> it's not that i disproof of your philanthropy but let's talk about the permit. >> so it sound like for all functional permits there's not a change in the way of the space there's only new ownership. >> nothing is changing. >> i want to be clear as well the hotel grouping u group is we're the hotel management company so we did advise the owners to have representatives here as well. >> i think, you know, to commissioner hydes point there's controversy about the theatre bringing entertainment there's a larger amount of traffic so you're telling me nothing is changing at this but it does bring an alarm we encourage all permit owners to know the new voices. so we'll see if we add that as a continue but know that's what the spirit is of commissioner hydes >> we post it every moss month and nothing has changed it's wednesday through sun

. >> jimmy: she was on the cosby show. don't know if you're aware of that. >> i used to watch that when i was a little boy and go, i want that one. i want her. hey, mom. >> jimmy: i used to do the same thing, but she never came to me. you're from hawaii, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you wind up coming out to l.a. to be an actor? did you swim here? >> i was raised in iowa and i spent my summers with my father in hawaii. but i was in hawaii taking off time from college and a tv show came. i just happened to be in the right place at the right time. >> jimmy: what show was it? >> "bay watch hawaii." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and they were like, you need to be on this show? >> it was a month of auditions, which wasn't really that hard. and we ended up getting that. you know, i fell in love with acting and studying life. i would never have moved to l.a. to become an actor. it found me and i fell in love with acting. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. your death on "game of thrones" was like the worst death of all of them. you

the south korean cosby down .6%. kospi down .6%. you look at oil prices, for example, what do you have here? you, you had two things happening overnight. we have been talking about this all morning. let me just fixed this chart. my mistake, get rid of that. let's take a look at the japanese yen. there we go for the japanese yen. very clear what happened here. p.m., that's 11:30 when we first got word of the plane being shot down. this morning, 3:45 in the morning, that's when we got word from israel that they were on ground offensive on the gaza strip. now,s where we are right 101.23. we will continue to watch the job -- the dollar yen. basically a five-month time for the japanese currency. declineseing a lot of over in the japanese session. take a look at oil prices, where are we? 103.764 west texas here. it is playing out across equities, the bond market, the vix index jumping 32% overnight. is quite clear, risk aversion echo data lot of the and throw it out the window. this is your story of the day. >> like to safety in terms of

. >> bill cosby's set the standard to watch him on stage i was just with him if he is so great like thatt then i remember eddie murphy neil: they use it to make a statement. >> richard pryor used it from industry than from all parts. talking to young eddie murphy on "saturday night live" after the show he killed it. just to of us i said you were one of those brilliant cats you don't need to be dirty he said because they'll laugh. he has of 30 room mansion and i have a farmhouse. [laughter] neil: but to say it is not recommending that you curse but as human beings we feel better and remember more when we do. whatever happens to get us some excited that we are cursing we not only remember what we said that why be said it. it is like it is soul cleansing. >> it is like a punctuation mark sometimes. that unfortunately it comes out. >> i do think kids are growing up swearing and i was not allowed. the bar of soap came write-up. >> via understand the catharsis' part it is like dead poets society don't use the word very. you are not lazy or exhausted. and kids could see that defect. >> but if t

. >> i was channeling my bill cosby. >> we are all guilty of something. >> jedediah, the thing that killswhy they are doing this is because they love obama and it is cool to support obama. you always thought was a rebel and spoke truth against power, but now they are bending over for him. no matter what issue it is they will run and do the skit. >> they also think they are smart. these celebrities feel like they have advance knowledge on these issues. they don't engage a in debate with people like us. that would be painful for them. they create these ridiculous videos and they try to convince kids. do they think any child was going to walk away from that with a sound byte? most didn't know what they were saying. it doesn't work. it just boosts their egos. >> is it for us? >> it is for the celebrities to feel good about themselves. the paw lit tau swraition is one of the most bailful elements. if you are really going to say let's raise everybody's wages 40% regardless of anything else and that is not going to cause mass dislocation, let's have that debate. >> exactly. but it does make you

when bill cosby says something like this they curse you out. colin powell.es there's a historical reality but there's a big difference between always pointing at structural issues and taking some personal responsibility. and that's where people get in trouble. i don't know, gregory i'm sure you'll mock this. that's the way i feel. >> by the way what's up with costas. he's becoming a feisty little guy. >> i know somebody like that. >> he yelled at me in the green room a couple of months ago because i got something wrong about him. he was right by the way. anyway, he's talking about greater issue where words become mistaken for deeds which scares people. people won't speak their mind for fear of being called racist. people can now assume your intent or misconstrue your intent without actually knowing what you're thinking. everybody is now a mind reader and say oh, when you're talking about poverty you're saying blacks are inferior. when you talk about crimes, when you talk about gangs you're saying blacks are violent. people can misconstrue your beliefs. that

. >> we might see bill cosby there.'s a big fan. >> we had a severe thunderstorm warning issued for the western part of the viewing area. people might be listening, might be busy doing something and listening. this is a live look from our h.d. weather bug network in frederick frederick county, mar. to the west you can see the leading edge of the storms moving towards the metro area pretty slowly. some are pretty heavy now. this is the area under a severe thunderstorm warning. hampsure, warren county, and rapahanna. this is pushing towards strasburg and moving eventually to 66 and to the east, southeast. there is a hail core and a fair amount of lightning as well. but they are scattered. and that's going to be the key for the evening nighttime hours. scattered showers and storms. not everybody will see them. 90 in quantico and 90 in frederick. this is like the 14th time this summer we have had a 90-degree temperature. what makes it different is the dew point temperatures, the true measure of moisture in the air. they're

. >> jimmy: she was on the cosby show.hat. >> i used to watch that when i was a little boy and go, i want that one. i want her. hey, mom. >> jimmy: i used to do the same thing, but she never came to me. you're from hawaii, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you wind up coming out to l.a. to be an actor? did you swim here? >> i was raised in iowa and i spent my summers with my father in hawaii. but i was in hawaii taking off time from college and a tv show came. i just happened to be in the right place at the right time. >> jimmy: what show was it? >> "bay watch hawaii." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and they were like, you need to be on this show? >> it was a month of auditions, which wasn't really that hard. and we ended up getting that. you know, i fell in love with acting and studying life. i would never have moved to l.a. to become an actor. it found me and i fell in love with acting. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. your death on "game of thrones" was like the worst death of all of them. you died because bactene wasn't inv

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>> have you heard of bill -- have you heard of bill cosby?i love you, man. >> i appreciate that. >> what is your favorite part of the world. >> watters world. >> i don't know what that is. >> i'm watters. you're in my world. >> i like it. i love it. >> watters on how much americans really know or care about the folks who gave us freedom. >> who is your favorite founding father. >> abraham lincoln. >> abraham lincoln? >> he's not a founding father is he? first president is this. >> i want to get this on a tape recorder. nobody's going to believe me. >> watters world ahead. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> watters world tonight on july 4th, we honor our country and

>> have you heard of bill cosby?> that's the genius at work. >> bill, i love you, man. >> i appreciate that. >> what's your favorite part of the show? >> watters world". >> i'm watters and you're in my world right now. >> i like it, then. i love it. >> jesse watters on how much americans really know or care about the folks who gave us freedom. >> what's your favorite founding father? >> abraham lincoln. >> abraham lincoln. >> he's not a founding father. isn't he first president? >> i want to get this down on tape recorder because nobody's going to believe me. >> provocative "watters world" ahead. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet

i try to fashion myself after great entertainers that come before me like bill cosby, bob hope, sinatra. they did everything as well. they were great businessmen, producers, comedians, dancers, singers. they did it all. i'm cut from that same cloth. i hope to have a fraction of the career those type of gentlemen had. >> you're certainly on the way. agt on fire. another two-hour live event. you've got some big name performers for tomorrow's event. what are some of the biggest names? what are you looking forward, to nick? >> we're looking forward to having just a lot of fun out here. we get the opportunity to see entertainment from lionel richie all the way to ariana grande if you can imagine that spectrum. hunter hayes, miranda lambert, enrique iglesias and they just added miley cyrus. it's going to be a great show. >> "america's got talent," huge fan of howard in particular. talk about this season. how is it going for you? what do you think? >> season nine, as the judges have been saying quite a bit, is the best decision. one, i feel the judges have gelled and have a great time with the

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it's a whole thing in there about bill cosby saying, why does is that kid getting arrested.hispanic men and jail, and they don't talk about, people who make excuses for criminal behavior, don't protest against the drug dealers and the gangbangers -- >> they're ruining the community, it's like a cancer. >> it's not that you and i have not disagreed on this issue. by the way, everybody pay attention to o'reilly's book. >> please stop helping us, how liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed. explain that. >> what i'm saying in the book, sean is blacks ultimately help themselves by developing the habits and attitudes and characteristics. >> it's everybody. >> blacks have to do what other groups have had to do to rise in america. to the extent that a government program gets in the way of that self-delopment, however well intentioned it is, it does more harm than good. >> you mean the policies warrant supports. >> well, juan's right about culture, the black left does not want to talk about culture. the shootings happen, they want to talk about gun control, racial profiling. t

morning and evening, with 13 percent hardly ever looking at their smart phone, that includes car who cosby> honey, i still use the flip phone. >> this is an iphone. she needs an iphone. >> reporter: her husband fred made the switch. >> before i got a smart phony didn't think i needed one and ever since i got it, now when i can't find it, i go in panic mode. >> reporter: 91 percent of the people said their mobile device is just as important as their car or using deodorant and most say, it is more important than coffee or television. >> it is still shocking and sad because it is just a phone, and might as well talk tour loved ones and get more quality time. >> reporter: only thing to enjoy is more inn dispensable to their americans than their cell phones was their tooth brush and internet so check out the the entire site at cbs philly.com and follow me on facebook and twitter. you are part of the 35, it is at least, you check it at least every four minutes. >> that sounds about right. >> yes. >> no, you are not bad, not bad. >> all right, jim. >> you are not as bad. >> i could careless. >> i

but the problem is, the results -- the problems are cultural as bill cosby talked about. >> cultural, the white house is all well and good. it can't replace the black man in the home. that's where it's got to start. >> do you think president obama understands the problems are cultural? >> i think he does, but when he talks about it, when he says things like he just said, he catches a huge backlash from the black left who wants to keep the focus, again, on white behavior. so i don't think he talks about it as much as he should, because he gets. >> he doesn't want to take the heat. >> exactly. >> like the unions. >> last question. >> people need to hear this from him. >> i think it's more about money than anything else. the grievance industry is a huge industry. >> yes. >> and guys that you mentioned, profit by it. >> absolutely. >> jesse jackson the other day ran before the microphone after all those shootings in chicago and said, send me $2 billion, mr. president. what's jez j jackson going to do with $2 billion? is he going to get black men to pull up their pants? , take care of thei

you want to talk about it, bill cosby wants to talk about it.ut our black leaders today don't want to talk about it. >> why is that? >> the police aren't the problem. black criminality is the problem. >> but there are overzealous police officers, of course. >> there are. but that is not why our skrals and prisons are teeming with young black men. it's not overzealous cops. it's black criminality. and that's what needs to be addressed. and jesse jackson asked for $2 billion from the president to -- you really think that's going to help black men pull up their pants and take care of their children? jesse jackson wants to talk about, you know, what white people should be doing for black people instead of what black people should be doing for themselves. and i think he should be called out on that. and i'm glad that you want to talk about black criminality. because they don't want to talk about it. >> i want to talk about the entire problem, but also black criminality, racism and everything. the entire effect on it. i appreciate your thoughts. >> th

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hear it for the ladies that lunch ♪ ♪ everybody rise >> reporter: in the '80s she turned up on "the cosbyu talk to mrs. huxtable before you gave rudy all this splendid advice? >> no. >> she's out of town, isn't she? >> reporter: elaine stritch died thursday at the age of 89. so many paying their respects on twitter. and as alec baldwin put it, "i'm sure that even god is a bit nervous right now." for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> and some more great tweets. here's lena dunham. she tweeted "here's to the lady who lunched. elaine stritch, we love you. may your heaven be a booze-soaked, no-pants solo show at the carlyle. thank you." liza minnelli said "elaine was a magnificent woman in every sense of the word." >>> we'll save you money on your air-conditioning bill and rock in central park. so stay with us. nd rock in central park. so stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fousugar. only six?ns. six grams of sugar? that's really good. excellent, delicious... and yummy! honey bunches of oats. tasty! yummy! acidity was in my diet...much that it was damaging the enamel of my t