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would you please welcome gary marshall.se scenes from the television series, every last one of them, it brings a warm and great american television, you talk so fondly in the book about the cast of happy days in particular. it was like a great big family. >> it was a nice bunch. >> how do you create that atmosphere. typically you hear about television shows and movie sets and where there is it fight fussing and happy days was a happy day kind of environment. >> it was a large group of people and they were so happy they were working that they came. >> it felt like americans today. >> and then they enjoyed what they were doing and we had a number one person in ron howard and henry winkler very nice player and he said woah and hey. i like to write it and then we gave him more and he was a big star. >> did you think that henry winkler as his role in the fonz was a national phenom nan . >> he was on everybody's clothing and mugs. and on the pajamas. look. >> he was not on my paiamas. >> you wonder what kind of things you wear. b

the one and only gary marshal and hi interview with ricki lake. she says her life's an open book and she reveals all about that open book life in a pretty intimate conversation with me tonight. we begin with our big story, a man who's not just a big star, he's got some pretty interesting thing to say about race in america. blair underwood is a broadway star now, but it all began on tv's "l.a. law." >> we've been starting our associates pretty much commensurate with the going rate, which has i'm sure you're aware is considerably lower. >> i understand, sir, but i've already been offered 71 with heartton and gold. >> so much for your doctrine of less is more. >> sometimes more is more. >> blair jrndwood is one of the most recognizable faces on television and now he's on broadway. blair underwood joins me now. >> good to see you, piers. >> i must have been 12 years old there. and i sound 12 years old. >> i think your hair is not as gray as the president's. >> not quite. i don't have the pressure. >> there is a great link here. this is brilliant. i di

. >>> and famed sitcom director gary marshall stops by with his new memoir.o it for us for the "cbs morning news" this tuesday morning. thank you for watching. i'm michelle miller. have a great day. we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> a violent night in oakland, in innocent motorists is hit by gunfire as the y

gary marshall, you could have one big that.ert draper. he has written a revealing rgs controversial book about capitol ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> he said there's no distinctly classic than american congress. >>> public approval of the house of representatives is now at an all-time low. best-selling author robert draper might have a reason why. "do not ask what we do." >> i did not get the pink tie note. >> you need to clip that on your tie. >> thank you very much for doing that. what do we see when we look inside the house of representatives today? we know it's republican controlled majority. we know that a lot of attention has been paid to the tea party. we know there have been some scandals. >> we see dysfunction more than anything else. the republican controlled house is basically the tip of the spear against the obama administration. it's a real paradox that the most distinctly democratic indianapolis substitution in america is the most loathed. john dingell is quoted in the book saying i think pedophiles would do better. >> many s

from director gary marshall, in association with the u.s. state department.oman dos: cartagena nights." her service is no secret. >> i'm herman cain, and i approve this message. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i didn't nope he was involved. we have him on board. [ applause ] there's so much good stuff going on today. we have a new outburst of mel gibson on tape. he's been involved in a feud with a director. that were working on a film for a famous jewish warrior. i guess mel gibson didn't like the script, so, joel responded by blasting mel gibson in a scathing nine-page letter which mel gibson responded to, reasonably, but now, the next volley is, an audio tape of mel going nuts. it's believed to have been recorded in december while joel and his family were staying at mel's house in costa rica. mel was unhappy, because not much work had been done on the script. enjoy. >> why don't i have a first draft of "the maccabees?" what the [ bleep ] have you been doing? i'll type it! i got to work, you are getting paid. i'm not! [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. god! who wants to eat? who

now i'm learning big secrets from director gary marshall.ally happened behind the scenes between julia roberts and richard gere. >> i couldn't interview him without the iconic jewelry box scene. >> did you realize that would become such an iconic scene? >> if you ever worked with me, you know i do gag work stuff. sometimes she parties late and comes to work late. and she's a little sleepy. so we wake her up. i said, richard, you gotta wake her up a little. so, you know, when she reaches for the box, slam it. because it was a soft box. i would never hurt her. and he said okay. >> whoo! >> when she laughs, the whole world lights up. >> that was really a prank? >> it was a prank. >> you can read more of his book in stores now. >> jewel ra robot -- julia roberts was relatively unknown. why was she perfect? >> once we saw her, we both said, we have something here. and a few weeks into it, he said, you know, you really don't need me. >> oh, no, we always need richard gere. and tonight, where have brad and angelina taken the kids now? we have new p

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actually an amazing ensemble comedy, which, by the way, is hard to pull off as we saw earlier with gary marshallalentine's day" and "new year's eve." those were awful. i had no idea. and "think like a man" really nails it. >> what do you give it for a grade? >> this one gets a b from me. again, first 30 minutes, a little awkward, but after that, this is so much fun to watch. and i got -- die get a little good advice. okay? i'm not going to lie. >> i'll have to preview it before i let my wife seen it. i don't want her seeing all the scenes. >> something for men and women in this. you're welcome. have fun. >> sweet. thanks. get all of the movie greats at fandango and movies.com. love it. >>> all right. love this as well. get ready for a spectacular show in the sky tonight. no tickets needed. no grades. just let me know what you think. all you need to do, look up. best chance to check out the meteor shower. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> moth m

that was a scene from "happy days" one of the many iconic hit shows produced by gary marshall. y joins us now. also the pulitzer prize winning writer from "the washington post" jonathan capehart. thank you for joining us as well. gary, this is a bit of a homecoming for you, you were explaining. you used to work in this very building. >> yes, i did "the tonight show with jack par" a long time ago. jack hired me and the talent coordinator was dick tabbott and i left to go to hollywood, dick took over my writing job. >> cradle of greatness. so that was in the 1960s, then you strike gold with "the odd couple" in 1970. how did that come about? >> at the point years. ten years to strike gold. well, we had tried movies and two movies didn't do so well. we came back to television, and we were lucky. neil simon played the odd couple. i did another show that was not a hit. >> i glossed over that. >> you heard the applause. nobody. >> i jumped right to the hit to help you out. >> we can skip "me and the chimp," also. >> do you have a philosophy, garry? we'll get to the other shows, too, wh

plus, gary marshall, the man behind "happy days" and "the odd couple" is here. >>> first as we do every day, we begin with today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> we're better people than this. we're a better city than this. >> sanford, florida, rejects the police chief's offer to resign in the wake of trayvon martin's case. >> george zimmerman is back in hiding after being released from jail. >> they're praying that his freedom is temporary because the damage he's caused to them is permanent. >>> 12 members under investigation in the secret service prostitution scandal. >> they find there's been violation. >> i'm hot about this because these are jobs that should have gone to american hookers. >>> mitt romney out with florida senator marco rubio. might this be some kind of audition? >> why does being romney's vice president seem like a dare. >>> even edwards' attorney con -- >> jennifer hudson forced to face the man who killed her family. >>> an explosion sent many to the hospital. >>> in china, a teenager walking and then suddenly falling straight through the sidewalk down 20

. >> gary, i'm glad you're on the show today. tuesday ruth marshallman from the "new york times" were there talking about what are you eating, are you a foodie, blah, blah, blah, and what came up was the farm bill. it's sitting in congress right now, it's pending, and everybody is lining up to get their piece into the farm bill. we had to fight, when i was a senate staffer, to get labels on everything from where your fruits and vegetables came from, meats, seafood, et cetera, et cetera. we see a lot of that today. in your experience as former ceo of a company that actually threw food out there, how bad is it, and in your opinion, what should we do to make it so consumers can see choices? they can buy it or choose a different product. what would you do? >> in the case of genetically engineered foods, we need the rights that citizens in 40 other nagz have. really progressive countries like russia and china where labeling is mandate. >> but they're a bunch of liberals. >> i'll tell you something interesting. we have 1.1 million people who have signed our