>> well garry, you know, he was a real visionary.y shandling's show." and "the larry sanders show." and so much of what we like in single camera comedy all comes from inspiration from "the larry sanders show." and he gave me all my first jobs. one of my first jobs was writing for the grammys. and then a few years later he did it again while we were doing "the larry sanders show." and i said, hey, garry, ask r.e.m. to be on the "larry sanders show." >> seth: at the grammies? >> and he's like, "no, we have bookers for that. that's embarrassing." they're right there, you just killed. just do it. they're walking towards us. he goes, hey, you guys want to come on "the larry sanders show" and michael stipe just went -- [ light laughter ] then garry goes, "or i can go [ bleep ] myself." [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i wish i'd heard that story before i got a talk show and accidentally asked a few people to come on the talk show. [ laughter ] because i definitely got that. i got stiped a few times. >> then we were going through -- >> se

we're going to do what you said, garry. he's watch the rest. >> it's hard for me to get mad. has stayed at my mother's home, written my mother's note and stolen my material. so how do i get mad? how is curry's knee? >> improving. lebron was very good no "trainwreck." so this will be fun. i shouldn't have brought it up. >> and michael starred in "space jam". >> hard to be mad at katherine. she's a good friend of my mom. there's a time you have to choose of the love of your mother and your mother's friend and the honor and dignity. >> if he was acting, he is marlon brando. >> she is too. >> that was -- >> that's genuine. >> is that real? >> i thought it wasn't. emmy is like it is. and i think watching with her, maybe it might be. >> i think it's real. i think you had to see the powers of be, that versions of the office. and it was like, what are you doing? you go back and tell everybody you're joking. joand, you're an actress. thoughts on whether this was acting or real? >> she was definitely acting. some of us pretend to be angry or upset and others pretend to be happy corresp

there are other parties, the libertarian party, we have seen more of the candidates garry johnson, alsois running mate pick, do you think this uptick in -- by letting more people know that they're in the race, so to speak, could it tip the scales in some way? >> i think it could be significant absolutely. it's a question of how you define significant. if they do get ample press coverage this summer and fall, and there is no other viable third party candidate that emerges in the johnson-weld ticket, which hasn't been formalized yes, but if it becomes the defactor alternative in conservatives and republicans who can't bring themselves to vote for trump. it could determine what they get 3% in some places or 7% or 8% or even higher. >> should media pay attention to libertarian garry johnson, certainly i think voters need to know that there are other options besides the two primary partners. >> they're two former governors. >> let's look at this poll in march. this is monmouth university. you can see they're getting 11% against hillary and trump. it is enough to make him a spoiler, right? >>

. >> you would find somebody hard with this resume garry marshall who has the hits such as "hapy n daysmindy" and he now has "mothers day" coming up, and we asked him where all of the romantic comedies have gone. >> one thing about film, they don't make the movies like this anymore, and what happened? >> we ran out of money for the explosions. no, i don't do the explosions, and nobody flies, and actually people sit still and talk and try to get through life, and i find life amusing so it is funny, and the moments are sad, and this movie is a salute to mothers all over the world. it is a hard job, you know. >> why did hollywood fall in love with the explosions? i mean to, the expense of everything else? >> well sh, we take the high ro for a minute. aristotle wrote, and socrates and play toe, they were not into show business, but aristotle was. he wrote the poetics, and he wrote in the poetics, a beginning, middle and end, and you need a beginning and middle and end to tell so the story, and l.a. and hollywood has changed it. you don't need a beginning and middle, but you need an explosio

to philadelphia police officer garry was murdered responding to a robbery call. officer skursky was a 16-year-old veteran. >> this is a reminder of how dangerous their jobs actually are. brat satin live in mayfair after attending the memorial. brad? >> iain as you may this happened ten years ago, but as it happens every year, fresh tears as they remember this fallen officer. i'll tell you something this happen here. . >> we come out here this evening to remember gary. >> reporter: at the point years ago tonight officer skursky responded to an armed robbery at this avar cay. as he approached the door, the robber shot him in the neck. he died at the hospital. car man worked at the bar that day. >> he lost his life. >> reporter: there are reminders everywhere, a decade later outside the bar inside his memory is clear, never far from the hearts of patrons, his pictures, badge number and radio all on prominent display and on this 10th anniversary his brothers and blue, friends 10 neighbors returned again as his wife anne and other family members placed roses on the pe

garry hart's 1987 campaign announcement and just before 10:00 p.m. a look at the 1968 campaign in the u.s. information agency film "a private decision." we wrap up the night with campaign ads from richard nixon, and robert kennedy. american history tv in prime time beginning at

yes, sir gary has the report now -- jesse garry has the report. >> reporter: mason watson would be at his at any point house construction -- his tiny house instruction business is busting at the seems. >> we opened two shops at the beginning of the year. >> reporter: today, san jose city leaders hosted a conference to search for solutions for the valley's affordable housing crisis. >> we wanted to have a meeting where people from all sectors and professions with come -- are coming together to brainstorm and come up with different solutions. >> we jumped out of the frying pan into the fire. >> reporter: her rent has doubled over the past 15 years, her salary has not. she's tatter and attorney like the american flag force -- torn like the american flag. forced to find a new home. >> the credit checks they're running, i shouldn't be ashamed of making $20 an hour. that's not shameful. people work very hard. they shouldn't be forced into homelessness. >> reporter: experts are stumped and considering options including a linkage fee for construction of affordable housing and regulation that

and it was a day after garry shandling had died. >> seth: which is very sad. >> i was upset about it.nce, which is not the thing to do, but, i was so upset about it. i just, you know, the show was terrible, i was screaming at everybody. i don't bomb, normally. like, when i bomb, they want to kill me. you know, i'm really, i was really upset about it, then it was online and everything and then i realized it hurt the club reputation. so, i thought, i'm going to go back and get the people from the audience to come back and do a makeover show and we're talk about what happened. >> seth: so you just, how many people, what are you talking about? >> 300 people. >> seth: you reached out. >> i reached out. i did, "comedians in cars," with jerry seinfeld. and he was so excited, he was like, "oh, that has never happened before. can i come open for you?" i was so thrilled. and so he came and we filmed it for, "comedians in cars." and everybody was really, i mean, they were so elated i wanted to come back and make it right. i felt bad and i explained why i was so upset and they got to see jerry se

garry hart's 1987 campaign announcement and just before 10:00 p.m. a look at the 1968 campaign in the u.s. information agency film "a private decision." we wrap up the night with campaign ads from richard nixon, and robert kennedy. american history tv in prime time beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> tonight on c-span3 we mark the 40th anniversary of the church committee's final report on the government intelligence committee. first former committee members look into covert operations. the brennan center for justice if washington, d.c. hosted this event last year. this is american history tv on c-span3.

garry hart's 1987 campaign announcement and just before 10:00 p.m. a look at the 1968 campaign in the u.s. information agency film "a private decision." we wrap up the night with campaign ads from richard nixon, and robert kennedy. american history tv in prime time beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> tonight on c-span3 we mark the 40th anniversary of the church committee's final report on the government intelligence committee. first former committee members look into covert operations. the brennan center for justice if washington, d.c. hosted this event last year. this is american history tv on c-span3. >>> good morning, everyone. thank you so much for coming. my name is mike german, a fellow with the brennan center for justice at the new york law school. i welcome you to strengthen oversight. this year marks 40th anniversary of the creation of senate select committee to study governmental operations with respect to intelligence activities, more simply known as church committee after chairman senator church. it was the first and only

. >> the garry shandling show was aware of the fact that it was a situation comedy. >> it highlightedk into the camera. >> i didn't. >> you don't come in here and look in the camera. >> i didn't. >> i'll bop you. i will. if i see a tape of this show -- and you're looking into the camera -- >> well, it's about that time. >> pee wee's playhouse, a saturday morning kids show that adults would watch and wink at each other as they were watching it was very clever. >> it was a show certainly for kids and it was for stoned baby boomers who were totally wasted on saturday morning and watched pee wee's playhouse and saw god. >> everybody be good. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ ...have you tried the tissue test? question, are my teeth yellow? ugh, yellow... what do you use? crest whitestrips crest 3d whitestrips whiten... 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whitestrips are the way to whiten this is claire in phoenix. yes!i help you? great. correct! ma'am. this isn't

. >> well, it's mother's day right around the corner and director garry marshall's newest film couldlebrate with the whole family, but will the star studded movie rise to the occasion? >> joining us with his review is founder of nerdtears.com, kevin mccarthy. we'll talk about this first and then talk about "captain america civil war." >> good morning. the short answer to your question, anna, no, the movie is awful. skip it altogether. >> looked pretty good. with the previews -- in the trailer. >> i love garry marshall, i loved "pretty woman" and "mork and mindy." but i think the writing is bad, the editing is bad. the performances are fine. i mean, the cast -- i mean, it's a big cast, right? and julia roberts' wig is the worst i have everyone seen in a movie. i gave it a 1.5 out of 5. skip it altogether. i'm very surprised this entire cast ended up in. >> watch the jennifer aniston part. >> you can't review -- you're not allowed to review "captain america civil war" yet because it's under embargo, but i'm hearing this is marvel's best movie ever. you got to sit down with the cast. >>

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