d?tit a thrill l crime? duduane gull: : next day, , ands asked toto serve a s search wart on t the woods' ' estate. bruce tetellardin: t the plae was litterered, literarally, withth old vehicicles. duane gullll: it had a antiqe rolls-roycyces and benentley, all kindnds of milititary war-r-surplus-tytype jeeps.. it was reaeally someththing to . therere was a seseparate buiuig opposite t the mansionon. it w was a serieies of garaga. we had b been told t that frd slept abovove the gararages, and d we went upupstairs. bruce tetellardin: t the place e was full o of junk. you coululd barely walk acrcross the roroom. olold movie cacameras-- there wawas a bunch h of them all ovover the plalace. duduane gull: : and ththere was a desk. and that's where he had a kind of an envelope, like a m manila-typepe envelo. it h had the plalan, the actual plalan of how the sesequence of f the kidnapg was s supposed t to go down. bruce tellardin: and inside that, there was a jack-in-the-box bag that, on thehe

mymy brother d d. er let t us out, oror if we'd r rut of food oror die or wh. i just figigured thatat was it. [b[brown hyde]e] afteter the trial was donene, i coululdn't progrgress papast the kididnapping. my selelf-esteem took a a large blolow. i didn't want anybody knowing everything that i h had been ththrough, but evererybody in c chowchia knewew about thehe kidnappi, so i had a a lot of eyeyes watcg meme at that p point in tit. and ththen, unfortrtunately fof, fifive years after ththe kidnappiping, mymy brother w was in an i indul accidedent with mymy dad, and mymy brother w was kille. [repeporter] abobout 300 peoee attended j jeff's funeneral, many standnding outsidide bebecause the e chapel wasas. [sirens s wailing] [b[brown hyde]e] i fefelt so betrayed by god that he got me through the kidnapping and then took away my beloved brother. the spotlight was on us again. we had reporters at our house all the time. my s small familily atat that poinint crumblede. my parenents divorceced. thatat small

d!'s soe kindnd of strangnge conventit, it's e explained.. - phphil connorsrs! i thouought that w was you. - you're i in a time m machin, or somebebody cast a a spell. - phphil connorsrs! i thouought-- whwhoa-ho-ho!! - but thisis just happppened, and nobodydy minded. - phil c connors! - - ned? [smamacks] - - the movie'e's perfect. it's's also so obvioususly for bilill. - philil? like t the groundhdhog phil? - yeah,, like thehe groundhogog phil. - [lauaughs] lolook out foror yourur shadow ththere, pal!! [laughter]r] - morons, yoyour bus is s leav. - it's h hard toto be a likekeable dickk and d then win t the audiencncr by the endnd. bill's reaeally good a at tha. - oh, ththank you, y young man.. - it's notothing, ma'a'am. i hahad the tirere and the j . just be e comfortablble, all ri? - to me, b bill murrayay is onone of the g great comededy s thatat has ever r been. - - how long w will you bebe sg with us, m mr. blum? - inindefinitelyly. i'i'm being susued for divivo. - he's p picky, whi

i i could've s saved the d y d you would d all be sororry. the r red-nosed r reinr was reallyly ahead of f its ti. ♪ frosty ththe snowmann [r[ron] frostyty the snowmwm, i love it.t. i'd watctch that rigight now. get it g going. i wawanna see . ♪ beforore i melt a away all l the thingsgs that happn in t the song hahappen to frfr. and then i it has thatat chriristmas momement at the . hehe is able t to come bacack t. it's like e a resurrecection ofof frosty. itit's just ththis idea ofofg faith h that someoeone that yu care a about is ststill gonna be ablble to be ththere for y. [gasasps] [lorraraine] nightmare e before chrhristma. for r my son, ththat is a traditioional christstmas fil. i lolove that titim burton i it of his chrhristmas traraditio. lilike, what c could be bebet? ♪ whahat's this?? whatat's this? ♪ ♪ therere's color e everywhere [lorrainine] just t the idea of disiscovering c christma. what i is the joy y of this? ♪ w what's thisis in here?? [tim]] it was the nightmtmare bebefore chrisistmas stopop mn was somemething thatat i fel

i saysys, "uh, i d don't care" they d didn't bothther me.ninutes." soso i said, " "okay," and d then i wenent outsid, anand of coursrse ththey grabbeded me outsidie and they s says, "you'u're unr arrest foror mail frauaud." i saidid, "mail frfraud? whwhat's that?t?" [laughghs] he says,s, "on the m mcdonald'" i sasaid, "oh, okay." [lauaughs] didn't't have a clclue that they werere onto thihis case. noththing. anand so he dididn't say nothing g else. i says, "c"can i get y you a p of coffee e or somethihing?" mathewews was onee of t the originanal people whwho arresteded me. - - we had somome snippetss of thehe phone calalls jujust to let t him know we had w what we hadad, and d he decideded not toto cooperatete. one of the very fefew. he said,d, "you thinink you'e some ganangster or s somethin" i said, "y"yeah, and y you thk you're d don johnsonon." you knknow, from " "miami vic" and at t the end, hehe was ok. in the froront, he wasas a littttle bit of f an asshol. - i didid. i'm thahat way. i'm vevery friendldly. [chuhuckles] [cofoffee maker

you u know, and d then i'd d flip the t tapes and ththen put thehem back on.n. puttiting togethehr ththis media r release "of prprevious wininners, hohow they wonon it, "what ththey did witith it, "some ofof their stotory that "i"it hasn't b been reallyly . you u know, we'l'll come to ou or y you can comome to us."" whereverer we were g gonna do i, whatevever hotel t that you waw. nobobody said nono to that.. mostst everybodydy was like, "tell l me when wewe're going to vegegas." - obviviously we w were not gonna dodo a reunionon, um, , but to thehe winners,, we tolold them, uhuh, "we'rere planning g this bibig reunion,n," and wewe started to get t them actualally excited d to be going to l las vegas.. - that w was kind ofof fundamel thatat was a bitit of a ruse. we, , you know----we didn't te rereservationsns in las veve. i i think the e pitch was, you u know, "we'e're gonna p put your stsy up on the e big screenen "andnd, you knowow, ovover a dinnener, "andnd everybodydy's gonna c. are yoyou intereststed in thehe reunion o of winners" and of couourse they a ar

alall those ks end d up going t tu and d those typepes of sch.stillll are peoe comiming here wiwith nothg and mamaking sometething out o . and d as i kind d of lose hoe in thehe idea of,, like, , diversityy as a p positive ththing oror the idea a of americaa as an n open placece, i ththink in a p place with h sh race andnd diversityty, it gets s in the wayay less he than i it does in n other plac. - - will ameririca as a whwholk sooner o or later lilike quee? - i guesess 2042 is s the yer that peoeople of cololr becomeme the majory in t this count. - - yep. - seemems le a long, lolong time aw. but t yeah, thatat is the . [upbeat rorock music]] [delicatate music] ♪ [man spepeaking korerean] [delicicate music c continu] [manan speaking g korean] ♪ - get lolost in flusushing for a whilile, and behohold the awewesomenes. [sparkrkling revererent chol musisic] ♪ [sparkliling reverenent chol music cocontinues] ♪ [faint e energetic p pop musi] ♪ [haunting electronic music] ♪ - if youou're lookining for amazing g chinese fofood or korean n just like e hom

old-d-school seaeattle all.. tatail, bones s and al? - - yes. - whwhole, localal smelt flash frfried and seserved withh pepppperoncini s sambal aio, locacal dungenesess crab cooked a and chilleded withth pickled g ginger sau, and oyststers, lolots of oyststers. ♪ ♪ seattltle has beenen for-- for a veryry long timeme coconsidered o one of ththe more foooodie, for lack o of a betterer word, fofoodie citieies. - yeyeah. - - if you asksk me why, g geny itit's said ththe sheer ababune of realllly good ingngredient. - yeah, exexactly. i m mean, u got the e ocean therere. you've gotot cattle cocountry and orcharard countryy just ovever the moununtains. - - yeah. - ththey say onene of the thts ththat's changnged in seatate is therere's not jusust the e pike placece market bubut every neneighborhoodd has a a market nowow. - has a grgreen marketet. - yeahah. so those e entrepreneueurs haveve a place t to sell. they can g go to all t the mars or jusust some of f them, but t it's realllly fantasti. - - so everybobody born an

so i had a a friend in san d diego. soso i got a p plane, and d w to san d diego the n next d.it workedd and evererything. and wewe were gonnnna split t three e ways: meme, don hartrt, and stana, who i was s giving the tickcket to. anand i remembmber he toldlde the manageger said, "oh, youou know, the lastst time somemebody wo, ththey gave ththe ticket to st.t. jude." [chuckckles] stananley says, , "well, it's not h happening t this ti" [l[laughs] "it't's not goining to a anybody excxcept me." and soso that was s it. so h he mailed i it in, and then i i would-- afteter that, i i made seveveral trips s out to calalia to g get the mononey from hi. after stananley was richard d sokolsky, , i belie. victor m marchitellolo was ththe third peperson i gave a a ticket toto. i met t him in pririson inin west virgrginia. the next w was stan wawarwick in chicagogo. 1999. stan was a heart transplant recipient. these newswscasters sasaid, "why is a a guy withth a heart t transplantt eatiting mcdonalald's?" [laughs]s] - free fooood. - we havave free fooood. - anand another r free sandwd. - y

d.odog. - yeah. - mymy dad and k keenan came up verery closely y together. kekeenan and h him woululd stand inin line at thehe unemploymyment offie to s see what ththey coululd figure o out. ththey were boboth young,, broke,e, extremelyly talente, justst trying toto get in the gameme and they y did it. ♪ you canan do whatat you wanno ♪ in liviving color - inin the case e of "in n living cololor." i did pitctch it to rorobert townwnsend. he d didn't wannnna. soso we broughght keenan i int, and wewe pitched a a very b bare bones s idea, just a a black skeketch comedyd. we gave e him a pilolot. - [both] w welcome to o the hohomeboy shopopping netwowo. - - everythingng past thee idea is s keenan's t thing. - - sometimes s those littte fellllas don't l like to comom. - - well hell,l, can you b blam? i wiwish i couldld move back. (audience e laughing)) - itit was an imimmediate hit out t of the boxox, huge. you u know, the e younger audiencece ate it upup. they were able t to sort off merge e

and d then peoplple started d hg little t turns and thinings in my v voice anand started d requestingngsonon: i will s say this a hundrered thousandnd times, the south h is the homome of a all things s queer, of thehe differentnt, of t the non-norormative, of thehe other sidide, of thehe gothic, o of the groto. note that t queernesss is notot just abouout sexuali, bubut about a a presence i in ae that i is differenent from w what we reqequire or exe, difffferent fromom the norm. littlele richard: : and, you k, baback in thatat day, yoyou have sununday clotheh. soso i would t take my m mother's susunday pins, her r little brorooches and thingsgs, and put t them on mymy monday jt and my t tuesday shihirt. i worere my motherer's curtai, the shsheets, put on somome makeup o on my f. my d daddy'd likike to kill l. they calalled him a a sissy, a punk, a a faggot. jackson:n: when he c came to tn and whitites were exexposed to , it w was kind ofof a shock.. ♪ i a am tired ♪ littlele richard: : my dad didt lilike my actitions and mymy . i wawas born defeformed from a chihild. one of m my legs wa

somethingg ththat i can d do that i h he someme natural t talent forr and d that engagages my intetesi enjoy. i enjojoy working g as a lawy. - ththere's probobably nothig more c challengingng to a up-anand-coming l litigar than tryrying cases.s. you are coconstantly o on disp. you u are constatantly memeeting the e argumentss ofof very goodod defense l law. it's a nononstop daday-to-day i interaction in which you are constantly under assault. and rudydy was good d at tha. i think that's what rudy wanted. he's not afraid of the firire. he's's not afraiaid of t the fire totoday. - we havave to do securitieses fraud because wewe have twoo stock mamarkets herere in new y. we havave to do drdrug work bebe we have a a big drug p proble. and we h have to do o organizd crime e work because we havee fiveve organizeded crime famams that have e decided, sisince the tuturn of the e ce, to locatate themselvlves here in newew york and d have acquid a a tremendousus amount of polititical powerer, economomic power,, and all l sorts ofof other kininds of powew. - for the e tenth timeme in less s than

d.of the uniniverse. i memean, there e is no place thatat gets morere people fromom more difffferent placa. you sosort of get,t, like, a view o of the wholole world by jusust standingng there and walklking aroundnd. itit's really y my deep papa, ththe love foror the pepeople of ththis cit, and the lolove of thisis ci. ♪ ♪ when you look back on it, you keep thinking-- you kekeep thinkining, wel, maybe e it really y didn't ha. and d you keep w wishing it t a. [e[engine roararing] - - holy [bleeeep]! [bleep]!]! [l[loud explososion] - hoholy [bleep]p]! - ththis just inin to ourur newsroom,m, a plplane has crcrashed ino the woworld trade e center. - - we don't k know if it t s a a commercialal aircraft.. wewe don't knonow if it waws a a private aiaircraft. we have nono idea. [tenense music]] - i firsrst heard ababout it whn i was s at the peneninsula hoto. i was fifinishing a a breakfat withth my counsesel, denny y, one of m my oldest f friends. wewe got up toto leave. one of m my detectivive

d! this i is unique..ssimomo] the onlyly parmigio that c can be firere-stamped is from ththe white cocows. -right. -this isis a very, v very small l productionon and extrtremely highgh-quality.. milklk is king in emimilia-romagngna. ththe white cocows are the biananca modenesese breed ununique to ththe valley of the r river po that r runs througugh this re. [massisimo] bravo,o, bravo! emililia-romagnana's memedieval mononks hungngry for a long-l-lasting cheheese... it looks l like a magigic ac. ...inventeted parmigiaiano. thank god d for them.. threree, two, onone, open! oh my gogod. smelell, smell, , smell! this smellll is unbelilievabl. -t-the smell i is unbelieveva. -oh my godod! [massimomo in italiaian] ladieses, ladies.. thatat's too mucuch. wow, f f**k!k! i mean, yeyes. ginono's up at 5 5am pouring g the mornining milklk into copppper vats massagining the pampered c cheeses and runnnning them s salt bats that l last for 1919 days. [massimomo] you haveve to loe the ingrededients you hahave to careress

i mean, , i haven't t d your food d yet, so, , you know, , we'll see. good. yey. - michelinin star is n not my . it's notot my joy. - righght, right.. - - i mean, i i like clienen. i i like naturure. - yeyeah. - - i like cooooking. - so w what's cookoking? it's s spaghetti,, obviouously, but---- anand what do o you call t this? - we calall it spagogo oro. - golden s spaghetti.. thisis is not trtraditiona. - withth this dishsh, i want o exprpress the flflavor of lala. so thihis is the g garum. - - yeah? loved in t the ancientnt worl, garum is l liquid fermrmentedh withth a delicatate umami ta. ohoh, you can n really smemell. - the fifish. yeah.. - the gagarum. yeah,h, yeah. - - i give thehe sour flavar withth dorona grgrape. ththis is the e unripe grara. in f french, they call l it verjusus. - oh, ver-r-- - - verjus. - oh, i'i've heard o of that. yes. - so try t to open it.t. ♪ ♪ it's's boiling.. - it's b boiling? is it fefermenting?? - yeyeah, it's f fermentatio, acidid-lactic fefermentation. - chchiara uses s leftover unripepe dorona grgrapes fromom th

i i think if u umbria itsef hahad a flavoror, this d dish would d be it. - ththank you. [laughter]r] [spipirited musisic] - - i'm swappiping umumbria's majajestic foreres for the acachingly beaeautil mountaininous backdrdrop ofof norcia. ththis medievaval city is s bled wiwith panoramamic views of snonowcapped pepeaks. but itit's a plalace torn apat by the vololatile faulult lie that rununs beneath h it. a seriries ofof disastrouous earthquauas haveve battered d norcia. the e most recenent, in 2016, dedemolished t the city cecen. six years on, locals are still debating how best to rebuild wiwithout chananging the town's's historic c chara. still l standing amongsgst the rubbbble, howe, is one traradition ththat's been n synonymous withth norcia fofor centuri. [upbeaeat piano mumusic] ♪ ♪ and of all the pork k joints in all t the towns,, this one r reigns suprprem. lastst night, i i thought i was alall porked o out, but my mououth isis watering g already. oh, ohoh, oh. okay. mmm.m. that's soso good. - sisi. - mmm. mmmmm. - liliterally sosome of the e - wow.

friend,d, because, i if you don'n't, you' screwed,d, man. >> i'm g going to sasay, every gets an egeggll yeahah, it's a must >> i l love eaeating that. >> yeaeah, me too. >> oh, yeaeah, now w we're talking. thank you.u. >>> > so, who ststarted inin th restaurantnt h hospitalityty bu in nashvilille f first? >> octobeber of '06. >> we starteted in 2003. >> whahat was it like in '0 whwhat did p people want to o e nanashville inin '03? >> steteak h houses. ththat' onlyly places toto e eat. >> the cusustomer or t the ch showowed up? >>>> chefs showeded up. >> howow open n were they to shshifting? >> it's so progrgressive. it dodoesn't meanan that t take di know what ththey were tastining they wanteted it. >> who was herere originina >>>> i am. >>>> t that's it? >>>> i thinknk so. >> s so, they werere all ca baggers in t this town? >> [ [laughter]] . >>>> right? >> [lauaughter] >>>> n nashville's's lowower fofor music row. it's what nashville'e's selllling and whwe totourists want. anand the hoh tonks thatat line ththe streree tend t to o lean m more totowar babands than s singer song w wr o

i did d it; i did d it. - ththese peoplele thatat i gave titickets to did d not know i i lied to t.creweded. but oncece you pleadad guilt, it's toooo late. but thatat's the menentaliy of peoeople who nenever ben in trorouble. yoyou just getet so scarede. it's l like you'rere gonna lose everyrything you u have, you're g gonna go toto jail, an. sosomebody's g gonna be screwingng your wifefe, and.. you knknow, your k kids--theye not t gonna knowow you anymoe and stuff f like that.t. anand guys getet scared, s so s why theyey plead guiuilty, toto get it ovover with. ♪ - mymy plan at t the time ws toto enter a p plea of notot , so that't's what i d did. if youou have no k knowlede of a cononspiracy oror a crim, yoyou can't bebe guilty. ♪ - - seven wentnt to trial. two,o, followingng my opepening statetement, ended d up changining their plps from n not guilty y to guilty becaususe they dididn't realie the evididence was more thahan compelliling. ♪ the e light at t the end of the t tunnel was a trtrain comingng at the, and ththey wantedd to getet out of ththe way, so they y pled guiltlty.

and d then two i is...tl he couldld handle hihimself. soso they got t some undercoverers, you knonow, to act as s a film crerew. - my name isis jan garvivin, and i i was videogographer. when i answewered his call, , he said, "you're gogonna love t this." nonot, "hey, j jan, how'w's it goingng? let's s go, you knknow-- hohow was the e trip?" you u know, it w was like, "you're e gonna loveve this." and afafter he expxplained what it wawas, it was s like.. and..... ♪ - we n needed to p put togethr whwhat appearsrs to be a legititimate productionon company.. a videdeo person,, an aududio person,n, a directctor and a---- an intererviewer. - i go, "y"yeah, i neeeed onone just to o act like "they'rere the lighthting person or r whatever.. "nobodody needs toto see ththat you're e bureau, riri? "so give m me somebodydy thats not stupupid, 'causese, you u know, we d don't knknow jack, r right?" in m my mind i j just though, you knknow, just g get on the ee and evererything wilill be fi; you'll j just roll r right thr

nobody d does.of natatural msg i in tomatoe. - in b breast milklk and parme. - - yeah, in a a lot of prprod. - yeahah, you knowow what causus chinesese restaurarant syndromo? racism.. - [lauaughs] - "ooh, , i have a h headach. "it t must've bebeen the e chinese guguy." [perercussive mumusic] ♪ - momost of the e traditiona, vevery famous s dishes of sichuhuan cuisinene are not t made from m chef. our comemes out fromom the fam. - uhuh-huh. - soso family didishes is ththy of sichuanan cuisine.. - inin my quest t to set Éric'c's perfect t hair on f, i hahave arrangeged dinner with t this man, g gou de, whwho runs thehe sichuan cuisinine museum h here. he takeses us to a neighghborhood fafavorit, tiantitian fang titian, for some t typical lococal ds like picickled chickcken fe, cartililaginous lilittle bits of gnanawable goododness. - how dodo you eat this one? - jujust, uh, bibite it and, u uh, don't e eat the e bone, thouough. - - no, no.... - oh, itit's good. - itit's delicioious. - - it's spicycy. -

a nap, s sunset, maybe sosome more drdrinks, and d what aboutut dinner?ons of squiuid? - wewe try to geget as m many tons a as possible. - ququeue the mamajesty ofof the squidid. [sofoft dramaticic music] at night t this time o of yr the brigight lightss of ha a long bay's's fishing s are unmiststakable. - they c can only cacatch the squid d in the evevening. the e light attrtract the sqsd so they cacan catch ththem. - right.t. they say y that bee ofof global wawarming, all the e fish are d dying but that t the squid and cucuttlefish p populatis are inincreasing,, so soon n the whole e sea will e fifilled with h plenty of f s. wewe'll be eatating it evevery . ♪ oh, yeah, , those are e cute, little sququid. oh, those e are gonna a be ten. - - ooh. - - mmm. oh, , yeah, the e tentacless are ththe best. - - they work k all the nin. - - all the ninight. - ththey work alall the nig. the lilight, it turn onon all the n night. - righght, and thehen sleep all daday? - yeah. - it's gotot to be hotot out th, man, sleepeping in thehe day. - yeah.. - cheeeers for theh

ththin-sliced d rib-eye. and d bulgogi. s kf funny y that barbebecue has bee the gagateway to o our food, t . >>>> hey, it c could be woworse. >> at t least it's's deliciousu. >> i it's delicicious and wewe'e like, "okakay, this isis the- this is s the portalal." we're cocool with ththat. >> then therere's kimchi bubulgi bokkeueumbap. basisically kimcmchi fried r ri. but it fries intnto the pann like p paella. soso many greaeat rice disishes whwhere that o outer layerer of crispypy stuff is s just the . >>>> the tableleside cookiking. i i think peopople overlook that a l lot. you knknow, this is s like crepepes suzette, fifilleting a a dover solele. >> b bourdain: o oh man, thahatt ridiculoususly delicioious. will youou be doing g this in 20 yeaears? >> it wowon't change. if we e did changege tonight,, i woululd get a cocomplaint. >> chohoi: and youou'd have to k to youour dad. >> oh, y yeah. [laughter]r] >>>> kim: thatat's-that's s a p. >> what t do you do o if you'rea locavorere in l.a.?? you u look arounund. whatat's loc

, defininitely. >>>> you said d you had d stoma issues??amach issueues. i i had trououble e sleeping. i can really sleep, so i knenew something was wrong. >> you t think thahat your eati disosorder is a reresult of you hiding? >> oh, for sure.e. hihiding, not t accepting mymyse way i am, wondering who i am, all those things, sure. the ththing that i want is to b honestst really wiwith peoplple. thatat's it. be hononest, o open, t truthful that's not easy sometimes. i mean i went through the times i couldn't be, and i just hated it. >> at age 51, she checked herself in to the renfrew center for eating disisorders. >> i went to renfrew for six weeks in phihiladelphia. i still haveve the same therapi. it was a great expxperience. every momorning i'd wake up,p, say,y, i have e an e eating dis >> w what is youour eating disi? >>>> i'm a a b binge eater.. so w when i i bingnge, i get fa. i don't t purge.e. >> thihis is s something you st struruggle with?h? >> i do o it e every day, surer. every singngle day i wake upup thinkiking, okay. just t tr

i i saw a mothther, a wifefe in cocktail d dress all d day long.nd we'd s sit there g going, w the e hell are t these peoplple? it was a denial of reality. >> ethel, we're going to have a baby. >> we got to see a pregnant woman on television weararing a dress thatat started f from thek and d was like a a tent. >> are we afraid of seeing a prpregnant womoman in the e 195 bebecause it m means that t she had sex? as if we didn't all come from a pregnant woman. >> and i in the '60s0s, sitcomse ststill stuck k in perpetutuatis 1950s susuburban houousewife mentality.y. but then i it's this r really intereresting dynanamic where e see tv trying to address the gender war that was coming. ♪ >> i definitely think "i dream of jeannie" is an escape for many people. >> i couldld eat a hororse. >> you know, she's this entity who's trying to do the best she can in the world that she's come into. >> ask me anything as thy slave, mamaster. >> yeses, she saidid "master,", of course e she's the e powerfu one. she's magic. when you have magic, you can do a lot of thin

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soso compared d to back thth, um, , and to nowow, i would d say that, , um...onaldld's have mamade it so t i i can just l lie withoutt any ststress, you u know? - um, a lilittle over r a yea, back and f forth. - many o of the winnnners we sayingng they liveved in one , but ththen had a p post officx where theyey would havave ththeir winninings sent tot, so they y would set up fakake addresseses. anand so, a lot of the e evidee that i w was gatheriring wawas around where they y liv, exacactly what s store they yn the mcdonald's monopoly piece at. - soso, i said,, "gloria,a, do you reremember ththe mcdonaldld's where y u wentnt to claim m the prize?" "absbsolutely."" "this isis a picturere." we tooook a picturure of it and d put it on n this board and shshe said, "o"oh, my go, that's exaxactly the o one," anand i said, , "you know w w, cacan you autotograph thatat fo" - "thanknks a millioion." - [lauaughing] - ththat picturere that s she signed,d, itit was not i in hilton h , sosouth carolilina. itit was jacksksonville, f flo. - no, i susure don't.. - - the fake

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becacause if thahat's whwhat we're d doing, then we'rere just doining odd d couple.scar: what are you doing? felix: the ashes were getting into the nap of the carpet. eric mccormick: there was this fantastic episode where they go on n password, , and the passwordrd is 'bird'd'. felix: aristophanes. eric mccormick:: "what?"" anand bzzzz, doesn't geget it. the otother teteam gets itit. oscar:r: no more g greek clue, arisistophanes is ridiculous! eric: it goes back to them. ththe passwordrd is: rididiculous. ososcar: aristophanes... felix: ...ridiculous! host: you got it! cindy williams: as much as they got on each other's' nerves, they had e each otother's backcks. oscar:r: she looksks like y your ex wife felix: she looks like gloria? (screams) margaret cho: as divorce became so commonplace thatat shows thahat diverted from famamily life i in the 70s s really refeflected whahas hahappening inin reality i in a. sheryl lee ralph: as a latchkey kikid, i came h home from s school, locked thehe door behihind m, anand then youou could watch an h hour of tv.v. henrnry winkler

we needed d change.of resistancnce to be asas loud as p possible anad as b black as popossible. there was s a fresh crcrop of c creators cocoming toto the forefefront, namely dononald gloverer with "atatlanta." - i cacan't imaginine what tv woululd be like e now wiwithout "atltlanta." you u don't get t somethingg like t that withouout getting to t trust the v vision of someone e like donalald glove. - whatat you have e with shshows like " "atlanta" isis they don'n't even tryy to jusust be sitcocoms. ththey're compmpletely comomfoe sort of f straddlingng that le betweeeen comedy a and drama. - - where are e your ancesess frfrom? congo,o, ivory coaoa? - i don't t know. this spookoky thing called slalavery happepened, and mymy entire etethnic ididentity wasas erased. - i i remember a an episode e , and i was s like, "oh h my go. hehe covered m mental illnln, blblack unemplployment." - i'm nonot asking f for mone. - you shouould be. aint you h homeless? - not rereal homelesess. i'i'm not usining a rat ass a

and d again, we got a u unanimous d decisin from s seven justitices.tat he was dodog and whwhether whatat he was dog wawas effectivive. he simplply wanted t to go ababout his bubusiness anand do what t he wantedd withouout any accocountabilit. itit's interesesting now,, histororically, toto look at h his patternr, you u know. when y you think about ththe police r riot and his paparticipatioion in t that riot,, and you u think about the e january 6t6th rio, anand the factct that he w wt toto court witithout evidedee to promote the "big g lie" ththat the preresident wasas ed and thatat the electction wawas stolen.. that w was as flimimsy as d dealing witith me. - percepeption beingng realiy was thatat there's a new shsheriff in t town. and ththe murder r rate was 2,. ththat was an n easy thingg to fococus on. and d that was h his strengt, you u know, crimime fighting. - - tonight, m mayor giulilianis to revevamp the e community y policing p pr. - where arare the copsps? ththat's the q question, among otothers, mamayor giuliaiani vowed to find d an answer

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and d jay calleded hugh granant. i think ulultimatel this story goes away if you don't hide. >> please welcome, ladies and gentlemen, hugh grant! [ cheeeers and applause ] >> insnstead of hahaving the u 4 million viewers watching that night, we had over 10 million. >> let me start with question number one. [ laughter ] >> everyone wanted to know, what is hugh grant going to say? >> what t the hell were you thinking? [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> oh my god, you couldn't have said it better. >> a as you knowow, the holllly communitity was shocked to lear that this type of thing was going on. >> jay kills it. the whole show. >> well, i mean, obviously very -- so many bad things about it, i don't know where to begin. but one of them was, you know, the embarrassment i caused the people have been working with the last year on this film. >> when you embarrass tom arnold -- [ laughter ] >> at ththat point i in july 19 jay became carson-likeke.. he became e the voice e of the viewer.. >> and f from that d day on, ja leleno and

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you d didn't cal! ray: no.o.e marrrriage and t their rerelationshipip with the e pa. raray: hi, i'm'm ray and i i e here in lolong islandd with my wife debra. patricia heaton: and in the very first season, ray says in ththe openening creditits... ray: it't's not realally about the kids. patricia heaton: ...it's not about the kids. doriris: i say t that evevery year y you're overer, you shouldld add an ininch to the hem liline of yourur dres. frank:k: well thenen you shoule drdragging aroround a persrsia! jim mckakairnes: we'e've all l had parentnts who, despite ouour best efffforts, reject allll of our kikindness. and it bacackfires. doris: i i don't undnderstand why you u would usee bleach on n these totowels. patricicia: they j just seseemed a litittle yellowow. doris: y yes, they'r're yellllow towels!s! papatricia heaton: we e all cocome into a a family. we need a a family. loveve them or h hate them that's w who we werere given. mara brock akil: the success of cosby resurrected the sitcom and d because ofof t

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the flesh h and blood d drivr that used d to sit herere isis already o obsolete. ththis is our r future, huhus sitttting in the back seat doining nothing.g. some humans are scared. some tryrying hard to o stop . for now, humans are still in control of ai and this cab. there's a human supervisor in a call cecenter. can you tetell that he's not wearing g his belt p properl? huhuman supervrvisor: yes,s, co. nick watatt: but for how lono? that's where much of ai i is at the moment-- imperfrfect and spspeeding ahead withthout a seat belel. like it or not, this is our future. higher being is driving the car. for hundreds of thousands of years, humans have been the most intelligent beings on this earth. not for much longer. we're creaeating techh that w will take u us well beyonond self-dririving c, tech thahat will oututsmart us . will ai save us or will ai kill us? [mususic playingng] woman: recognized worldwide as one of the leading experts for artifificial intelelligen, please w welcome to o the sta, yoshuaua bengio. nick watatt: today, , this qut canadidian is heada

that's t the second d hole she'e's crawled d into in twtwo.nthal: i in the '50s0s, yt these e sitcoms ththat, frank, aren't realllly trying to be ththat funny.. boboy, nobody y can make pancakes like mom. nobody can eat 'em like pop. these shows are presented by soap sellers, car sellers. they wananted their r product to be nicece, with no o sharp e, so t they couldndn't be thahat daring.. very sorort of whitete-bread portrayalsls of familyly were what t the publicic wantd to see a at that timime, but in t the '70s, all of t that changeged. ♪ and you knew who you were then ♪ the comemedy grew ouout of t transgressision. shows like "all in the family" showed a different side of that nuclear family. do y you realizeze how manyny boring ththings i gotta do in a single day that drive me crazy? i gotta get up. i gotta brush my teeth. i have to shave, and i hate to shave. there are mornings when i stand there, debating with that mirror, should i shave, or should i cut my throat? but i shave. you know, it's too bad you always lose that argument. what

and d we played d to that. back in "pygmalion" - thanank you. - kelsey g grammer playayed pomposisity like nony you'u've ever seseen and got huhuge laughs. - it's n not considedered a me until mymy fingers hahave completetely clearerd the e piece. - wellll, what's t taking so l? - i amam analyzingng my optio. unlikeke your wingnged approa, i lilike to planan a strateg. lilike a genereral leadingg his troooops into babattle. - chcheckmate, s schwarzkopfpf. - i ththink "frasisier" prprobably statands as thehe single momost successl spspin-off, at leaeast in the e history of sitcoms. - and ththe emmy goeoes to... - "frasier"! - "frasier"! - "frasier"! [cheers and applause] - we were lightning-hot, and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following. [thehe rembrandtdts' "i'l'll be therere for you] ♪ ♪ - "friendsds" is aboutut that t time in youour life when y your friendnds are yoyour family.y. - owow! - owow! ow! boboth: ow! owow! ow! ow!! [both shshouting] - when d david cranene andi lived inin

instead, it was a patchwork of dukedoms and d kingdoms-- the spspanish controlling the sosouth, and dirians, the northeheast. the kingdom of s sardinia, that r ruled piedmdmont, led d the fight t to throw t ththe foreign powers and build an italyly run byby italians.s. what year is this now? - 1861. - '61. anand turin then becomes its first capital for lilike...a minute and a a f oror something, right? - yeah, , something g like th. but t we still h have a huhuge historyry, especicially inin the feediding of peopop. - turin n may have l lost ot to rome e in the lonong ru, but t during itsts time as the capapital, italaly became a a modern democrcratic natioion fofor the firsrst time in n h. - this used to be the very first italian parliament. - anand cavour,, italaly's first t prime mini, had good reason for choosing this location for r the center of governrnmen. - - in front o of the parliame, cavovour had hisis favoririte restaururant. lolook at the e distance.. [both h chuckle] - thatat's no morere thanan 30 yards.s. i see wewe have the sameme prioritieies. ristoranante del camambi

i had d trouble slsleeping. something g was wrong.g. >> youou think thahat your eata disorder is a result of you hiding? >> oh, for sure. hiding, not accepting myself the way i am, wonderering who i i a all those e things, susure. the e thing thatat i want isis honenest really y with peoplple. that's it.t. be honest, open, truthful, and that's not easy sometimes. i mean i went through the times i couldn't be, and i just hated it. >> at t age 51, shshe checked d herself in to ththe renfrew w cr fofor eating d disorders. . >> i wenent to renfrfrew for si weeks in philadelphia. i still l have the s same thera. it w was a greatat experiencnce. everery morning g i'd wake u up say,y, i have an eatating disor >>>> what is y your eatingng di? >> i'm'm a binge e eater.. so w when i bingnge, i get f fa. i i don't purgrge. >> this s is somethihing you st struruggle with?h? >> i do it every day, sure. every single day i wake up thinking, okay. just try to eat right. but i don'n't want to o get obsd with i it either.. i'm ju

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