(gladys rattling) (gladys hissing) (gladys rustling) - oh, boy. i must've dozed off for a second. - [gladys] mm-hmm, some second. you dozed off on the freeway. that was 13 miles back. davey, you've got to ease off. you can't keep working 12 to 14 hours a day. - you're right, mama. i can't go on like this. i just can't stay awake. - [gladys] yes, well tomorrow you'll be a success. - you're going to go to sleep and you're gonna sleep for nine whole hours. - oh, yeah. did you set the alarm? - i certainly did, right on "silent." - groovy. goodnight, honey. - goodnight, davey. (soft playful music) goodnight again, dave. (lullaby music) (dramatic music) - oh, boy. i forgot to tell mom goodnight. (groans) (jaunty music) - dave? dave? - i forgot to tell you goodnight. - [gladys] goodnight, darling. - if i don't tell you goodnight i feel guilty and have nightmares. - [gladys] oh, yes, i know what you mean. i had a nightmare just the other night. - really? - [gladys] i dreamt i was an edsel. (dave laughs weakly) david, dear, you better get back. barbara wil

gladys, he's doing it again. abner! i was telling the truth. gladys, let's eat. during his career, louis met very important people. yep. those were the days. it's not easy reaching your prime when you're 9. but what about your new tour? won't be the same. louis, i'm sure you'll be a success again. i don't think people have forgotten you. how could they? his knickers fell down. no, sam's right. a man with your talent shouldn't have trouble. who's got talent now? who? well, uh, heifetz. ha! he plays with his thumbs. heifetz? he's brilliant! he should play the square dance. o like i pick my teeth. they must've had some talent. they're all against me. it's common knowledge. well, louis, if you're as good as you say you are, then... you don't think i can play, do you? well, i didn't say that. say it. i'm a fraud. you're a fraud. darrin, please. it doesn't really matter. i know i'm a genius. abner! how could you do that? you know he's so sensitive! sensitive? he's scared stiff. ever since the knickers, he can't play in front of an audience. i still think if he has that

gladys, how can i see for myself? for you. you're checking over the wrong person. gladys? gladys! gladys! take a couple of aspirins and lie down. i'll be right home. which will give you a fair idea of the kind of a nut i am. abner, don't you dare hang up on me... ever again. i've heard all i care to hear. well, you're gonna hear a lot more, dimples. dimples? tabitha is trying to take a nap, or doesn't anybody care? i care, and as far as i'm concerned, there's nothing more to be said. are you all right, sweetheart? oh, sure. other men have trouble with the finance company, the income tax department, but not me! i got it soft. so resign yourself, charlie charming. you have just moved out. [ ding! ] okay, who's fooling around? aah! it's back! the house is back! [ groans ] is it back? of course it's back. do you think you're playing with children? i sort of hate to do it, but, uh, i guess i'll have to paste her. uncle arthur, you wouldn't! leave him alone! i mean, stay out of it, dear. that's an excellent suggestion. don't you and darwin have something to do somewhere else in the hous

gladys was gladys bentley, who made no secret her sexual preference for women. in the 1930's she was the featured singer at du bangui -- at the u bangui club -- at the ubangi club. note on the two sides of this image her gay male dancers. gay bars and nightclubs were in major cities all across america, and they would become especially important in world war ii. in small towns and farmhouses across america, most homosexuals were deeply closeted. they feared -- in their isolation many believed they were the only ones in their town or even in their state to have these feelings. and they feared what others said were true, that homosexuals were dangerous perverts. closeted homosexuals from all over the united states left their small town to serve their country, either by enlisting in the military or taking up more production jobs. at some point most ended up near a coastal city and almost all ended up in some city. often for the very first time. many closeted gays go to their first gay bar. for example, san francisco's black cat. many lesbians go to their first lesbi

postman." >> gladys horton singing. times, her voice is completely shredded by the time they use the master for this record. >> the one they wanted? >> wanted her voice really shot. >> time for one more? all right. the last one? >> this gentleman from fresno, debbie harry channelled this artist when she recorded the band's 1979 hit "heart of glass." patti labelle, mary traverse or donna day today. >> correct answer, donna summer. >> yep. when the producer asked her who are your favorite singer, she said, donna summer. singing the song, you could hear it. channeling donna summer on "i feel love" going, ooh, ooh-ah, ah, that's donna summer, i feel love. >> again, the name of your book? >> "anatomy of a song." >> thank for coming over to see in shoe boxes? we'll show you creative ways to organize those sentimental items, coming up right after this. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you'r

>> and gladys covers it. >> beautiful. kath, over to you. >> this beautiful lady is from south carolina. all right. cyndi lauper along with a pianist, tv guide or betty boop cartoon? >> a. you wanted this! >> all right. okay. so "time after time "where did it come from? >> cyndi lauper needed one more song for "she's so unusual" first album. went into the studio, keyboardist came up with titles weren't happy. she picked up a tv guide, ran her thumb through it, found "time after time" a 1979 science fiction movie and basically said, this will never be the title of the song. i just want something that will get us started. >> a >> wow. this is fascinating. kath, over to you. >> lady from pennsylvania. aerosmith's title for the 1975 hit song "walk this way" way from young frankenstein, psycho or i walk the line? >> a. [ cheers and applause ] >> she looks surprised. it did. came from "young frankenstein." >> went down to times square to see "young frankenstein." had writer's block, loving that "walk this way." >> it stuck. >> i

gladys bentley was still performing in the 1940's. they find out they are not the only one, that there are a lot of people who are atypical sexually, and they're not perverted deviant criminals but good loyal americans who are serving their country well in a time of need. one the war is over they don't want to return to their small towns. many settled in the cities where they first experienced themselves accepted. whole new era and back you might anticipate this is when we are going to have the gay and lesbian rights movement. , this would be -- this would be the beginning of that. instead lgbtq people are going to have to endure 25 more years of repression. after those hopes raised by world war ii, the cold war was a particularly horrible time to be gay, lesbian, transgender, or bisexual in the united states. seenen and lesbians were as particular risks to national security. "sexual perverts who infiltrated our government in recent years are perhaps as dangerous as the national -- as the actual communists. atypical sexuality was grou

- gladys! - mildred, why didn't you tell me you were going out with jack tonight? - and this is mr. and mrs. jimmy stewart. - well my, this is certainly a privilege, and i would like what did you say your name was? - joe, joe gallagher. - oh yeah, that's right. joe tells me he's a football player. ain't that right, joe? - yep, fullback. - are you with the los angeles rams? - no, i go to hollywood high. - for nine years! joe, i would like for you to meet mr. jack benny. - hi. - how do you do? (jack groans) - and this is mr. and mrs. jimmy stewart? - how are you? (jimmy moans) - and that is my girlfriend mildred. - hi (groans) - well, i guess we better get going so we can find a table. come on and join us. hey, waiter-- - wait a minute, mildred. no, mildred, there isn't enough room here. - no jack, that's all right, gloria and i will leave. - no, no, no, jimmy, you can't leave. this is your anniversary. and anyway, i have a surprise for you. - a surprise? - just stay here a minute and then we'll get some chairs for you. oh, maestro. maestro, would you come here, plea

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. - [gladys] and take the license number. - mom. - don't let him see you. - mom, what are you babbling about? - i overheard them plotting to kill the president of copa rica. - oh, come on. - okay, i'll do it myself. (laughing) - cut it out, ma, someone's gonna see us. - we can't let them get away with it, david. you go over there and make a citizen's arrest. - you gotta quit watchin' that i spy on tv, ma. - now, david. - relax, mom. (upbeat music) come on, mom, cut it out. - not until you call the police. - they won't believe me. - they'll believe, they'll believe. - how can they believe if i don't believe? - how do you like that? a son doesn't believe his own mother. - okay, mom, i'll call the police, i'll call 'em! - it's a pleasure to get out of that police station. - i'll bet. sergeant, the reason i... - you know something? every time those latin american big wigs come to this country, every tom, dick, and harry thinks he's gonna get knocked off. do you know that i got 10 calls this morning? one woman was so positive that this president... - romano. - that's right, that he's gonna

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one day i was at his house and a girl named gladys jacob came to you do it yourself? she said come with me this tuesday. october 8, 1985 i walked into the comedy club and signed up to be a comedian for the next week. i had never been on stage as standup. they did nine people. tenth person didn't show so we will go to next week's list. if steve harvey is here we will take steve harvey tonight. i was sitting there eating a chicken wing and i somebody in here got the same name i got. she said you just ignorant. that's you. dude said if steve harvey is here come up. i walked up on stage and i said i ain't here until next week. it was a white crowd so they laugh better. you say that in front of black people they are like what is you here for then? week and i won amateur night and they paid me $50. i went to work the next day and quit my job. >> you had this success in this one area, but to often whether sports or entertainment we do something well in one area and don't look at the business side of things. you decided you were going to become that other guy. you were going

gladys falcon - and i'm not died. death, it is not about that, it is about that we see the future changing. during his decades in power, castro sent more than a million of his own people into exile, separating families and denying them the right to return. cubans in miami consider the castro family a reign of terror?one still in power. vivian urbieta - raoul castro has things in place, the oppression continues, the lack of freedom continues and so no, it won't be an overnight thing at all. the icy relationship between the us and cuba thawing. just this march, president obama marking closer diplomatic ties with cuban president raul trump aims to undo. sot donald trump we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban deal made by executive order if we don't get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deservejn tag: if trump reverses the recent openings to cuba by president obama, it stands to impact the american companies already invested in cuba - like airline companies, hotel operators and phone carrie

legend gladys knight signed on for a guest appearance opposite queen latifah in his fox series star.ay is leaving the drama to the presidential election tomorrow. 18 shows go dark on election night. the goal to encourage casts, crews and audiences to vote. their taking the into the off. some theaters added shows tonight when they're normally dark the metropolitan opera closing tomorrow performances will resume on wednesday. one exception was the blockbuster hamilton going on as usual tomorrow. >> oh yeah. >> i kind of feel like -- >> they're not going to stop that one. >> people want to vote and not pay attention. you got so much garbage between the two. >> tell me who wins. >> tomorrow is -- >> tell me who wins. >> i'm just happy all the ads and the stuff it's all over. >> exact. you don't want to see that any more. isn't we'll head to the pub. >> election day forecast. if we can put up that. afternoon high temperatures if you get out to vote will be well into the 60s. philadelphia tomorrow the high 68. in the poconos 61. >> wow! >> no excuses. >> back here at 4am for fox 29 morning

gladys: aah! oh, i've got to get out of here. now, wait, mr. macelroy. mrs. kravitz, what are you doing here? never mind me. what are you doing here? mrs. kravitz, what is the matter? there's something in that closet! what is it? i-i thought it was a mop, but it moved. that's ridiculous. that's ridiculous. all right. i've got to get him away. look, mrs. kravitz, there's no one in the closet. aah! saved your sunday punch for the last, right? what? now, that's what i call a clever idea -- animated shoes. what kind of voices did you have in mind for the shoes? voices? yeah, voices. come on back, and let's talk about it. what about his plane? darrin! you must be joshing. i'm not leaving town till i hear all about this. now, what are the details? yes, let's hear the details. the details. let me have some of that brandy. we're gonna check the power lines on the outside. 'll get to the bottom of this yet. i certainly hope so. [ doorbell rings ] what happened? she fainted. good. now i can get some sleep. loved the fainting lady. aunt clara, what have you done? about

gladys kravitz. do you know her? well, she's -- i don't like to say this -- weird. she is, isn't she? and most difficult to cope with. she has insisted that johnny here to clear this thing up before we can declare him the winner. i built the car all by myself. honest! i'm sure you did, son, and i'm sure you can prove it. now, where are your parents? your father did sign the entry application? yes, sir. what's the nature of the charges? they, like mrs. kravitz, are also weird, but we're gonna have a little informal hearing as soon as we can round up all the judges. now, where is your father, johnny? well, mr. mills was delayed. he got sick. he really wanted to come, but he got sick. well, he should be here to help answer the charges. darrin, why don't you go along with mr. martin and johnny? i'll phone mr. mills and see if he's feeling better. don't you worry. come along with me. come on, johnny. mrs. kravitz, can you be a little more specific? well, you saw the way he was behind in the last heat, and then he caught up... like magic. and i don't use the word loosely.

. >>>> new, two big concert announcements in milwaukee, peter frampton is playing l gladys knight in february. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:07. sal, we have talked about the cybe m well, with th rain that we ha good to do it. weather for today, an finish. we look at the winds, spring like weather just around the bend, but don't get used to it. when we turn colder. right now, 44 at the airport. skies are mostly cloudy. winds are south at 10. feels like 39 degrees. temperatures topping out in the upper 40s. we time out the little hint of spring coming up in a moment. another round of rain for later. matt? >> the clouds around 800 feet and the chopper is staying parked. if you are jumping in the car, decent shape out there. no delays ac the freeway system. we have a fender bender on t ss.pa more on that coming up. no delays out there right now. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> this morning a heart felt thank you coming from the family of a father and daughter killed in a car crash this weekend. tim is following this story in the news room. >> su

gladys, we haven't exactly gone yet. oh, here's a little something to remember me by. i couldn't possibly-- [telephone rings] i'll just wait in the living room. hello? long distance? hello? oh, uncle ernie. how did you find out? daddy shouldn't have told you that because-- [doorbell rings] will somebody get that, please? dennis: i'll get it. hi, mrs. holland. come on in. everybody's here, mrs. holland. no, the house isn't up for sale. yes, i know you're in real estate. yes, uncle ernie. oh, no! not you, uncle ernie. yes, of course we'd let you handle it. what will your title be, henry? vice president? oh, no. not that. manager, i suppose. yeah, i guess something like that. oh. now, uncle ernie, please don't feel hurt. you know we love you. yes, we do. we adore you. tell him about the comptometer, howard. oh, yes. i can also operate a comptometer. now, you just try and tell me that you can't use a young man [doorbell rings] please don't cry. you'll get hiccups again. oh, mrs. wilson. hello, henry. alice. uncle ernie, i'll call you right back. i'll explain the whole thin

gladys falcon - and i'm not happy because somebody died. death, it is not about that, it is about that we see the future changing. during his decades in power, castro sent more than a million of his own people into exile, separating families and denying them the right to return. cubans in miami consider the castro family a reign of terror?one still in power. vivian urbieta - raoul castro has things in place, the oppression continues, the lack of freedom continues and so the icy relationship between the us and cuba thawing. just this march, president obama marking closer diplomatic ties with cuban president raul castro. a move president- elect donald trump aims to undo. sot donald trump we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban deal made by executive order if we don't get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deservejn tag: if trump reverses the recent openings to cuba by president obama, it stands to impact the american companies already invested in cuba - like airline companies, hotel operators and phone carriers.

he has the jackson 5, the gladys knight, the supremes. he has diana ross. he has michael jackson. he has me." "and inside all those stars should be a 'b.g.' on there for berry gordy because without him, i don't think any of us would have been here because we're a part of his dream." "people always say, 'what is the motown sound? to me the motown sound is a big musical stew and people and who contributed to it but the main ingredient of that stew is berry gordy." "we honor one of hollywood's most remarkable talents. a man who's mix of ideas, ambition and perseverance has created one of the most extraordinary musical careers in our lifetime." "the history of motown is not only a part of african american american history." our history is as layered as our music. the songs we listen to don't exist in a vaccum and mutliple movements can be unfolding at the same time. we've already seen how disco and springsteen were both going strong in the '70s. at the same time, art rock was reaching new heights. same time, art rock was reaching new heights. dazzling, elaborate concept albums fused r

gladys: and i'm not happy because somebody died. death -- it is not about that. it is about that we see the future changing. pjanai: during his decades in power, castro sent more than a million of his own people into exile, separating families and denying them the right to return. cubans in miami consider the castro family a reign of terror -- one still iwe vivian: raoul castro has things in place. the repression continues. the lack of freedom continues. and so no, it won't be an overnight thing at all. janai: the icy relationship between the u.s. and cuba thawing. just this march, president obama marking closer diplomatic ties with cuban president raul castro -- a move president-elect donald trump aims to undo. mr. trump: we will cancel don't get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deserve. janai: if trump reverses the recent openings to cuba by president obama, it stands to impact the american companies already invested in cuba, like airline companies, hotel operators, and phone carriers. it would also impact american tourism to th

. >> reporter: gladys left cuba as a child, but many celebrating here were born in this country. their cuban ancestors not living to see a cuba without fidel castro. >> i feel for people who lost loved ones who did not see this. that's why i'm here, to honor those folks. >> reporter: the passing of a man exiles considered a brutal dictator offering a glimpse of hope even as his younger brother still rules the nation and carries on many of the regimes practices toward the political prisoners. >> raul is as repressive and they're not about to give up easily what they have had for nearly six decades. >> reporter: still, cuban-americans hold onto that idea that some day, the cube baa they once knew will be within reach. >> we lost our country. maybe we're going to get it back now soon and i'm hoping for that. >> reporter: and here in little havana, we can tell you that these celebrations happen in front of one legendary cuban restaurant. this became the heart of the cuban exile community where the exiles would come and talk about their pain and strength paula. >> you can see the hope

delia goncalves is live at the gladys noon elementary with the story you will only see her on wusa9. this was a tough story to read about today. >> reporter: it was. to talk to this young girl and see the tears streaming down her mother's face, you can feel their pain. you can imagine this mom reached out to us because she was so scared for her daughter's safety. she says she barely slept last night. she reached out to us because she says the prpa the school ignored her repeated complaints. >> i fear for my kids' safety. >> reporter: neal medina kept jonah lee home from school today because of a disturbing set of text messages she received from the 11-year-old yesterday, i can't take it anymore, the school is slowly killing me. i want to die. >> that's what i was feeling. it made me feel that way. >> you don't want to die, do you? >> no. >> i'm not going to send my feel anyone has her back. >> reporter: jonah lee said the bullying started 2 1/2 years ago at her new school, but it's gotten worse. >> we had a no bullying sign and we all wrote our names on it and somebody scratched out

gladys pÉrez. trump. >>> del otro lado el plan de hillary clinton cuÁl es? >>> entonces clinton lo que primero lo mÁs importante que ella quiere es pasar una reforma migratoria integral >>> continuando el trabajo de el presidente actual no de alguna forma >>> intentar que el congreso pase una ley integral, ella tambiÉn quiere intentar que las personas se integren mÁs a la sociedad americana el migrante y continuar si el congreso no va a reformar inmigraciÓn continuar con las acciones ejecutivas que tiene el presidente obama. >>> me gustarÍa recordarle a nuestra gente que ya men solos minutos que tÚ estarÁs en facebook life para responder las preguntas, aunque siempre queremos contestar las mayores cantidad de preguntas se conecten y tÚ contesta carlos >>> cualquier pregunta que tenga manden sus preguntas estarÉ en vivo >>> acaso si usted no puede participar en nuestro facebook life queremos que comparta su caso de inmigraciÓn con nosotros enviando su pregunta y nÚmero telefÓnico al correo electroni

but so i think we'll probablyy have some more -- we just hadad gladys knight. gladys kni that was fabulous and amazing.gu >> on the set you're an equal level with them now because bec you're on the same show. s are you ever sitting there andnt you say lenny kravitz. kra >> you get really nervous beforr you meet everybody and then when they're finally onset it's mode and everybody is really r kind and humble. hum i've been really excited to know that people are still people ppl even though they know theirth kw great success. >> that's awesome. >> this is a star indeed. i thank you again so much.ank yo so lovely.u so l >> thank you guys for having me. >> i'm excited. excit >> all right, guy. 10:39. 10 christmas came early to washington shaw neighborhood.. it's safe to say everyone is inn good spirits. we'll check in with err comoo coming up next why this year isa a lot stranger than previousn pe years. >> and see how they're doingy' g because she started early. easy, erin, easy. ok! impaciente! manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? take off your hat! no

film legend gladys night the night signed on for guest appearance opposite queen latifah in daniels news star. star premiers right after empire here. all choke up about it on december 14th on fox 29. >>> not too many things that will have broadway go dark but it is happening thanks to the drama of the presidential election. eighteen shows will go dark tonight which, goal, to encourage cast and crew and the audiences to vote. so, phantom of the opera, wick, cats, king can i boots, school of rock, the big show taking night off but interestingly, some other theaters, added shows when they are normally dark, metropolitan opera, it is closing this evening. performances will resume tomorrow. one notable exception one of the biggest all year hamilton will be going on as usual. >> you have to squeeze in as many performances as possible. >>> in case you haven't heard, it is election day, fox 29 has you covered. good morning to you, lauren. >> hey, good morning to you thomas and karen. today is a big day for u.s. senate race, the most money spent ever, on a campaign we will break down what each c

soul legend gladys night the night signed on for a guest appearance opposite queen latifah, the starr 14th. >>> broadway, is leaving drama to the presidential election tonight. eighteen shows will be going dark, the goal, to encourage cast, crew and audience to vote, the phantom of the opera, wicked, katz, kinky boots, school of rock and more are taking that it off. some theaters, interestingly, hey we will add some shows tonight that are normally dark. the metropolitan opera will also be closing this evening, they will resume on wednesday, notable exception hamilton biggest show of the the year will go on as usual. >> man who gets hamilton tickets every week, mike jerrick. >> yes, good morning mike. >> well, theater people, go dark i think tv people should go dark. let's all go vote. >> lets get out of here good gota go. >> best shot in years. >> so much better. >> this is great. >> you were talking about penn state, beaver stadium, lets go back to penn state right new because they have taken part in the manikin challenge, spread ago cross the country where you just freeze in place.

i think that gladys who runs it, the commissioner, is very much open to innovation.ertainly gave me the time of day. a year and a half ago, i met her at a conference and here we are. we already have an academy at cuny. there are other places that are just benighted. what is extraordinary is there are 2200 jurisdictions in the united states. you talk to experts, when i was doing my research years ago i would say, tell me somewhere good, and the judge or whoever would name a city, and i would say, why is that good? they would say, it is not rocket science. about 20 years ago the mayor called a meeting with the chief of police, head of school district, head of the children's hospital, etc., and the head of children's services, and they decided to do a better job with weekly meetings. they do joint triage. they share software, etc. and i would say that make sense, tell me about a close-by city. the same expert would say, oh no, that is a terrible cesspool of inept bureaucratic failure. i would say, what do i know, i am just a film producer, but do so we say how do you mu

i guess gladys borrowed it from mrs. stephens. i'll take it. sam's slipping into something more comfortable. we're gonna have a little snort together. are you a friend of mr. stephens? well, more a friend of sam's. listen, honey, i'd love to gab with you, bye. mutual trust, indeed. phase two of operation split-up coming up. [ ding! ] rodney. rodney? [ laughs ] well, tabitha, looks like our homewrecking friend finally got the message and gave up, huh? are you sure it's the same dog, mr. entwhistle? the description in the ad sounded just like him. he's very friendly, and, uh...oh, yes, he loves chocolate cake. that's him, all right. you sound disappointed. well, i've grown very fond of that dog. to tell you the truth, i was hoping nobody would claim him so that we could keep him. well, perhaps that might be arranged. oh? i'd hate to lose him, but it would be difficult to take him with us. would you be willing to sell him? well, look, i'm meeting my sister at 7:00 for dinner. let me talk it over with her, and i'll drop by your house later tonight

my name is kravitz, gladys kravitz. my name is -- uh, mrs. kravitz, you know my aunt clara. they're going to a costume party. costume party? how come she isn't dressed? oh, but i am. i'm going as a witch. uh, mrs. kravitz, what is it you wanted to borrow? oh, and good night, ben, you son of a gun. ben! benjamin franklin. i was right. i was right. would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. call now. and don't forget the free tv app. get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. saving on mobile data fees, helps big time. switch to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 100 meg internet and unlimited calling to half the world. we can call aunt rose as much as we want now. arrival window, a money-back guarantee w

. >> hello, gladys. was glad to hear from you and not going to return.ll write in a few days. >> that is a bath and the house behind. >> you can see the chimney heating that area. >> a pool opened in the 1920's. they talked about how they were going to keep it, but they never did. -- to heat it, but they never did. >> this is a publicity shot. this was the world's largest public pool. they had lifeguards in boats. this was a beautiful building. it is boarded up and full of rats and homeless folks. this is a parking lot now. $8 and you can park there. the beach was a big pleasure place. they would go for sunday picnics and stay all day. an amusement park developed to cater to these people. >> i think we have a shot of the fun house. >> she was not in the fun house. she was in a glass thing at the fun house. it was an animatronics robot who went "ha ha ha ha" all day and scared generations of san franciscans out of their wits. it has a month-to-month lease at fisherman's wharf. >> they moved it to this temporary location at fisherman's wharf. they left an

quick turns out two-thirds of the entire discussion of poverty was based on things that i said for gladys pretty pathetic that plan candidate the of one of the most important issues facing the country do know how much discussion there is about preparing the american health care system with the rest of the industrialized world where every country guarantees health care? virtually none. so the point about my critique is that, mediates me that is of the point but in a democracy we need serious discussion and that is not with the corporate media is about. [applause] now trump's problem is that she was a pathological liar. pickup i have many republican friends but every day he would say something that was completely off the wall the only person in america would go one television to celebrate the destruction of the twin towers. and is absolutely convinced on and on that those. they tried to say that isn't quite true. that is a very different could take. >> i am looking for a question that someone asked to fall a lot of that which is something like what if in the heck happened flecks or a third

. >> host: here's hillsboro pennsylvania and gladys onthe republican line . >> caller: hello. >> host: good morning, go ahead. >> caller: i was just saying that i was so tickled when donald trump got elected and i know that if they give him enoughtime, he will get this country turned around . i would, i was just so happy. i didn't want hillary in there. i know donald will get this country turned around if they give him enough time. >> host: we go to donnie who is in maryland on our democrats line. hi donnie . >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i recently became a us citizen after the election. from mypoint of view , i was an undocumented immigrant. i went through the process, it's really hard, it's really difficult. i did not come to america to a country to be one of the rapists and murderers. they look at us in a different way. now i worked in my family and i'm proud where i am right now and i think it's difficult and i would like them to not judge us by our color or how we look. to prove that we can be a great asset to this nation and that we would like to contri

let's hear from gladys in maryland. a first-time voter. caller: good morning.ou: is this the first time voted in an election? my first times voting and i am so excited to vote. host: have you voted yet or will you vote today? caller: i am actually on my way to vote. and i wanted to make this call before i headed to vote. host: tell us about why you are voting. caller: i'm going because i would like to make a statement. a strong statement that clinton is the most qualified to lead america. host: what convinced you that she is the most qualified? caller: she is the most qualified because i have followed all the rallies and the events. i've heard her speak. i see the intelligence in her. she is composed. she has the experience. is, above all, very brilliant. i support her. and she is a woman. i am a woman. she has withstood all the challenges and insults from trump. i believe that if she is still standing now then she is a strong candidate. i really think that also, whatever i can do to stop trump, i will do that. because trump is not an option. he has no substanc

i think that gladys who runs it, the commissioner, is very much open to innovation. she certainly gave me the time of day. a year and a half ago, i met her at a conference and here we are. we already have an academy at cuny. there are other places that are just benighted. what is extraordinary is there are 2200 jurisdictions in the united states. you talk to experts, when i was doing my research years ago i would say, tell me somewhere good, and the judge or whoever would name a city, and i would say, why is that good? they would say, it is not rocket science. about 20 years ago the mayor called a meeting with the chief of police, head of school district, head of the children's hospital, etc., and the head of children's services, and they decided to do a better job with weekly meetings. they do joint triage. they share software, etc. and i would say that make sense, tell me about a close-by city. the same expert would say, oh no, that is a terrible cesspool of inept bureaucratic failure. i would say, what do i know, i am just a film producer, but do so we say how do