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and i had not even been doing standup -- i said, i'm going to do this on "the tonight show" with johnny carson, and i will be the first woman in the history of the show to be called over to sit down. several years later, i was the first woman in the history of the show to sit down because of that phone conversation with god that i wrote, and i started this path of standup. it was successful, and it was great, but it was hard because i was trying to please everybody and i had the secret that i was keeping that i was gay and i thought that if people found out, they would not like me and they would not laugh at me. my career turned into getting my own sitcom, and that was very successful, and i thought, what if they find out that i am gay, they will never watch. this was a long time ago -- this is when we had white presidents. [laughter] ellen: this was back many years ago. finally decided that i was living with so much shame and so much fear that i just could not live that way anymore and i decided to come out and make it creative and my character would come out at the same time and it was not t

my name is johnny carson and part of the. we'll see p t p p b s the trade ministers of the successor of the transpacific partnership meet in chile to discuss the way forward. also on the show a social media outcry of the try selling a religious headwear online ads quite a market. but come to business asia i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us and we start with news just in it's is official president donald trump confirms he's postponed a decision on tariffs on cars and parts from europe and japan the now says he'll wait up to $180.00 days for the outcome of trade talks before deciding whether to implement the additional navies and this comes as minister from 11 countries meet in chile to receive ect another trade deal that withdrew the u.s. from. it's been a tumultuous few years for global trade with several previously solid relationships called into question at the center of what some are calling a new era of protectionism is us president donald trump since taking office he's pulled out of a number of high p

my name is johnny carson and i work a d w. so i want you all shows. how much for the time i. mean you. know it's not a political protest these are crystal palace fans on the way to a home game. with spears in english grounds have been in detroit for a while our reporter tom gallo i was in london to suck up the mood as palace hosted brighton i was also listening to the fans take the field been cracking up. as it is also bound to be at the women's world cup with the opening match now just weeks away only moody explains why the tournaments will be the football highlight of the summer. trust me when i say you will not be disappointed. mongolia has had its fair share of disappointments in football but now the mood is warming up. i think. we took a closer look on the ground and also talk to the countries rising star welcome to kick off life. 6 i english premier league in the country that gave birth to the game is the most watched me in the world but it's widely accepted that atmospheres in english grounds have been in decline for a while. but that was drowned that's why it's been k

my name is johnny carson and we're a d. . promise edition of the lead story. refugees in jordan. banned apps to prevent sexual violence in india but we begin in germany where article one of germany's basic law states that human dignity is inviolable dominic blow believes a life lead in dignity means being able to wash even if your own lips also. go into the toilet taking a shower there normal things for everyone but how can you do this when you're homeless it's not so simple. dominic clone lived on the streets for 10 years always on the move looking for something to eat somewhere to sleep he says it was a life without dignity. dominic was 16 when his mother threw him out the streets of st paoli became his home in the red light district of hamburg. when we beat each other up for a sleeping bag it's a fight for survival and then there's a sadistic violence and contempt where people come in they don't treat you with dignity but like dirt. they pee on your sleeping bag or batter us something there might not be a tomorrow maybe someone will set me on fire beat me to death you end up l

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fowler was the long time cohost of the popular tv series wild kingdom and a familiar face on johnny carson'snight show, appearing more than 100 times with his animal guests. throughout his career, fowler tried to raise awareness about preserving the environment. he had a heart ailment when he died at his home in connecticut. jim fowler was 87. >> there's a whole generation of us who was like yes, he was kind of an icon. >>> misinformation is still thriving on instagram months after instagram said it would block content promoting fake vaccine news. what instagram says it's doing now. cnn business is next. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! audible members know listening has the power to change us make us bett

. >> i sound like johnny carson. >> that is correct. >> it is wind surfing season.bt about it. we do have a low cloud deck in place. the breeze has been there and sometimes downright windy for some. a cool pattern for us. we're inching up to average. santa rosa, livermore, just a teeny bit -- phoenix of all

. >> i sound like johnny carson. >> that is correct. >> it is wind surfing season. i know a lot of people do that. >> no doubt about it. we do have a low cloud deck in place. the breeze has been there and sometimes downright windy for some. a cool pattern for us. we're inching up to average. santa rosa, livermore, just a teeny bit -- phoenix of all places was only 80 degrees yesterday. >> what is normal? 92. we even had a little rain. last year on this date, phoenix was 101. this year only 80. >>> they will be a little warmer but close to that. you can see the activity. the breezes continuing across the board. 52 gilroy. 51 boulder creek, scott's valley. then mid-50s around cupertino. this activity will produce some rain and cloudcover. now, some of this will back track here on friday so something to watch out for. another low will move in so this combination of these wo will keep an active pattern going, possibility friday of sneaking off the central sierra but i would think monterrey, it is close enough that we it. 60s, 70s on the temperatures for most of today. 6

out as a weather man where he moved to los angeles and broke into comedy, catching the eye of johnny carsonre on nbc where in the wee hours of the morning he read off top ten lists, stupid human tricks and dropped things off the building at 30 rock. after jay leno was named as successor on "the tonight show," dave took his act to cbs. last year, he returned with a long, white beard and a netflix series "my next guest needs no introduction." now he is back with season two and more big names like kanye west and ellen degeneres. we haven't seen a whole lot of dave since he left late night. so when he invited us to go fly fishing, we grabbed the rods and the waders for a sunday sitdown. what kind of fishing do you normally do? >> i love fishing. i fished all my life. i would fish with my dad and we would go out at least once a week fishing, and we caught so few fish, we never knew what we were fishing for. and as a result, we hardly ever caught fish. and that stays with me today. >> we have that in common. my dad and i used to go out all the time. it felt like a father/son ritual, and not catch

off screen, day bristled at her innocent depiction on screen, telling host johnny carson she wanted tobeen so boring. you know, the virgin. and the goody two shoes and all the nonsense, which is not human. >> but that same wholesome image helped her win a total of five golden globes. in 1969, she was nominated as best actress for her tv sitcom "the doris day show" and 20 years later, she received a lifetime achievement award. >> this business has been a great joy in my life. i have loved every minute of it. >> in 2004, president george w. bush presented day with the medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. after hollywood, day dedicated herself to the care of animals through a foundation that bears her name. >> go to your city's shelter today. and adopt a pet. >> late in life, day was rarely seen in public. but she still had plenty of admirers. once a year at her final act, she emerged to celebrate her birthday, serenaded by a chorus of devoted fans. >> that's a tradition that lives on. that just happened. just to give you perspective, she was in 39 tifilms and sang more than 600

even when i was a kid johnny carson would get on tv and make jokes about the honeymoon and the old peoplel out of their chairs laughing because that's the dirtiest joke you could say. that was the first time you had sex. johnny would be like, and then they went on their honeymoon. and all the old ladies would be like oh, johnny, you're too much i swear. they didn't leave the room for three days. johnny. now people go on their honeymoons they've had sex with each other hundreds of times. nothing special happening. hey, it's our honeymoon. do you want to have sex? what about the paddle board rental? what is your problem? i don't want to have sex with you. this is our honeymoon. we're supposed to be doing things different than we do back home. making memories. there's parasailing, a volcano tour. i've had sex with you half my life. i've never been on a zip line. if one of our friends had ever walked up to us with a polaroid in his hand and we're like what's that, he's like, it's a picture of my penis. why do you have that? did the doctor take that? no, i took it myself. are you bringing it t

off-screen day bristled at her innocent depiction on screen telling host johnny carson she wanted toet the record straight. the image has been so boring. >>i know that virgin and the goody 2 shoes and all the nonsense which is you know it's not human. >>but that same wholesome image helped her win a total of 5 golden globes. in 1969 she was nominated as best actress for her tv sitcoms. the doris day show. and 20 years later she received a lifetime achievement award. this business has been. >>and great joy in my life i've loved every minute of it in 2004 president george w bush presented a with the medal of freedom. >>the highest civilian honor, the radio after hollywood day dedicated herself to the care of animals through a foundation that bears her name. >>go to your city shelter today and adopt a pet. >>late in life day was rarely seen in public. but she still had plenty of admirers. one senior in her final act she emerged to celebrate her birthday serenaded by a chorus of devoted fans. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redw

as a weatherman before moving to los angeles where he broke into comedy and caught the eye of johnny carsond letterman" on nbc, where in the wee hours of the morning he read top ten lists, showed off stupid human tricks and dropped things off the roof of the building here at 30 roc in 1993, after jay leno was named carson's successor on "the tonight show," dave took his act to cbs. last yearave returned, with a long white beard and the netflix series "my next gst needs no introduction," now he's back with season two of the show and more big names, like kanye west an ellen degeneres. we haven't seen a whole lot of dave since he left late night. so when he invited us to go fl fi ershing, we grabbed the rods and the w for a special sunday sit-down. dave what kind of fishing do you normally do? >> well, i love the fishing. i fished all my life. i used to fish with my dad. we would go out at least once a ek fishing and we caught so few fish, k we neverw what we were fishing for. and as a result, we hardly ever caught fish. that staith me today. >> we have that in common. my dad and i used to go

i seem to tell a lot of stories about johnny carson. york, you don't win on the coasts, you win in the central time zone. but another thing he said, though, like his temperament was important. people let him into their bedrooms every night and he was cog nip distant of that fact. and i think about that when i hear even trump's supporters saying, god, i'm just so exhausted by this man. and i wonder whether it's that sheer exhaustion that at the end of the day will make voters turn on election day to somebody else who's positive like joe biden or mayor pete. >> joe, you know, you really put your finger on, i think, a key element in the electorate from this point on. the exhaustion factor. it's huge out there. because in a sense, if you talk to people, if you lead a fairly normal life, you get the sense that what trump has done, above all else, he's narcoticized a large part of the country, a large part of the population. people are weary of the insults, the behavior. i mean, even in foreign relations, david ignatius could speak to this fa

. >> there is an exhaustion factor and of course i always think all things go back to johnny carson who he was likable and that's why people let him come into their homes for 20 years, but you know, bill clinton is fascinating, people forget all the things that went on. remember fowler saying it was like a subway? you just put tokens in, go in and give your money and on president's day he had all these people that were from out of the country giving him money. today is today in america that we call president's day. people were going crazy and nobody cared. >> it's totally true. i want to go back to the top of the conversation and ask you, reverend, because we had klobuchar out here and you guys started talking about african american voters in south carolina. one of the things that was true and you ran for president and you know how this is true, there's, you know, the interesting thing about joe biden is if you look at that african american support you dig into these polls. you've got the older african americans who are -- he's got a large lead with and the younger you get the more they

you can go back 30 years and watch donald trump with johnny carson and he was talking about china. he was talking about tariffs 30 years ago. and it's clear that he still doesn't know what a tariff does to consumers in this country. and yet everything else that we've been talking about here this morning, 22 people running for president, in the background the white house refusing to respond to any subpoenas from congress and yet if you go out in the country, there seems to be a sort of you know, these things are going on, doesn't affect my every day life. i'm wondering the impact on all of this on a narcoticized country. >> i will correct you that donald trump does no what a tariff is and who pays for it. he said we have not collected a dime in tariffs, that's not true. we collected $21 billion from china before donald trump put his tariffs in. there's an $18 billion dollar increase. we mostly export agriculture to china. and aviation, boeing stock was hit yesterday, went down 5% because china is a big customer of boeing and now they're hitting them with tariffs. but this is a very

carson even longer, 14 hours. >> we need an intervention. >> johnny's on his device now. >> reporter: and kristin's stunned to learn she's been on 12 hours. the parents, five hours each of social media, facebook, twitter, youtube. so we asked the renowned gutman institute, which has been helping families for more than 20 years to watch the tapes too and give this family some steps, some guidance toward the change they told us they wanted. a husband and wife, they have counseled families for 25 years. >> how do we embrace it as a thing that enhances our families rather than takes away from them. >> reporter: two of the kids wander in to say hello and get a teaching moment about family conversations and asking something other than the usual . , would i fifferent if you said, what's best thing that happened to you >> it'd get my mind thinking back on the day. >> that's a good idea. >> reporter: so now the family is ready for step one. have a family meeting. a second step. dad todd suggested planning a family adventure, maybe hiking through the nearby park. i checked in to see how it was going. >> we've made a lot of i

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