laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours.to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo-do. >>

so, bob kelly, we want to know about u-turn laverne. >> u-turn laverne with us here this wednesday. that accident on the vine street expressway shutting down the ramps from the vine to the schuylkill expressway. it involved two tractor-trailers, one of them is a ups tandem tractor-trailer. i'm being told the second tractor-trailer is filled with all of the stuff sue ordered yesterday on her computer. so that delivery will be a little late e here is a live look at the ramp from the vine to the westbound schuylkill expressway. anyone leaving center city right now, trying to get over to the schuylkill, you're forced to go eastbound, on the schuylkill expressway, and then, in comes the u-turn laverne. you can either flip around to 30th street, the easiest one, just go to the top of the ramp, south street, make a left, and then another left. than will put you back on the schuylkill, headed westbound. so, again, leaving center city, all traffic is forced to go east on the schuylkill, flip the u-turn, in order to go west. or you can just use one of the drives, the kelly or martin luther ki

we have more folks coming in toward city but beginning around noon, bam we will do u turn laverne andd opposite way down to the shore, probably between 12 and two, we typically find we will start to see volume shake. hey lets go out to lunch and they never return. my buddies down there at keenan's in wildwood setting up with jen fred and buddies they are having a big part think morning. if you are heading down this morning early route 55 southbound, closed, at route 47, they are investigating an accident that happened on the overnight. heading down 55 is a popular stretches there to avoid the expressway, so stick with route 47, to avoid that delay. then staying here in town in old city this weekend maybe a bus trip or taking kid to the museum of the american revolution look out that water main break from the other day has third street blocked from walnut down to chestnut so there is grid lock and route 57 bus on the detour, forecast , all eyes are on sue for the holiday she's coming up in 15. >>> all right. cheers. we have a holiday weekend that is pretty much mere and reminder of wha

willis require think it would be great to have your wife, jennifer aniston, and courteney cox, play laverneons will be horrendous. >> jimmy: we're working for an app for disneyland. inside joke with the audience. let's focus on your current show. because it is a fantastic show. it really is. unbelievable show. you do a great job on it. last sunday night's show. >> it's gone so off the rails. bananas. >> jimmy: it's so crazy. >> it's our last season, we can do whatever we want. >> jimmy: yeah, but it's not -- a lot of shows go off the rails and they're silly. >> no, it goes off -- it's a crazy train. going fast. it's a fun show. >> jimmy: i learned something about it today, a story in last week's episode, there's an orgy that pays tribute to a lion. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this lion was a real lion. >> real lion. he was in his -- lion years in his 80s or 90s or something like that. he was in an abandoned zoo or something like that. and they brought him in. and he ended up siring over like 90 other cubs. in the last couple of years of his life. >> jimmy: he's the larry king of the jungle is

[laughter] lavern in shirley. so you put this on the map. thank you. >> maybe that many of them on the map before i came along. [laughter] >> i did just want to personally say thank-you to all the people in amy's book that are or were here some have left banks for during those interviews because of them you could write the story. >> yes people are reading my daughter is one of the twins and people are fighting her finding her it is getting out there and they're very open about it. >> or you planning a sequel? [laughter] >> the answer is time will tell. [applause] >> it was a pleasure to half of you here there is a method if you need to buy a book make sure you have your yellow number if you already have a book you want her to autograph there is a line for you as well. we will be out there in just a moment. [inaudible conversations] . >> this morning i will introduce you to move tim powers who operates bridges federal live in tennessee but she is not from tennessee she is from oklahoma she started her first business there but she had to leave

[laughter] >> or, the walkie, laverne and shirley, so you put us on the map. you. >> i think maybe janesville was on the map before i came along. >> anyone else? >> i think there is one question appear. >> as i'm walking appear i want to personally say thank you to all of the people who are in amy's book who are were here. some have left. thank you for coming and doing the interviews with because it was because of them that you are able to write the story. >> absolutely. >> credit question? >> with the person about getting out into the public about amy's book, yes, people are reading. my daughter is one of the twins and people are writing on her page, so it's getting out there and they are very open about it. >> are you planning a sequel? [laughter] >> now i don't have to ask that question. that was going to be my question >> i think the answer is that time will tell and i'm very happy to have a first book out. [applause]. >> thank you all so much. >> thank you again, amy. in was a pleasure having you here. before everyone starts scattering, there is a method

laverne cox from other trans activists out there, who were great, intelligent, articulate women.for me to add my voice to that conversation. maybe i can make a difference too. so i finally had the courage to get through it. it has been wonderful. as you have described, it has been stopped start throughout your life. throughout my life. i never thoughti throughout your life. throughout my life. i never thought i would be here living my authentic self. really? i never thought i would have the guts. i was getting destroyed in the guts. i was getting destroyed in the tabloids for years and years. as life went on the stakes got higher. of course. because your fame just grew. the reality thing, as well. absolutely. i did not do it for me. idid absolutely. i did not do it for me. i did it for my children. to give them a platform. in opportunity. they have grabbed onto it done extremely well. yeah... again, i built this character, i built it up and built it up, then there i was kind of stuck with it. effectively you sort of found yourself in that by accident. i know when you met kris she

. >> this is like laverne and shirley. this is so cool. >> now, you get to help out doing this.er heartthrob. casanova valentine. >> you work on the line. >> are you a wrestler of some sort? >> when i'm not moving kegs, i'm breaking legs. >> my beer is going to come down the same line. the daly word up. can i drink one of these? yeah. my man. yeah. yo. that's ice cold, fresh beer. it tastes so good, brother. yeah. i'll see you dudes, later. have a good one. right on. >> let's get my name on the board. >> on the daly. >> the money will go to help vets and their families, near and dear to my heart. my grandfather's a green beret in the army. on the daly it is. let's do it. going to pick up my beer. i did not drive that forklift home. i walked all of the way to long island from brooklyn. >> i love you, andrew. you're the best. i love you. >> by the way, poke fun, al. this is all for the military. the other half brewing, they're making a donation to operation home front. it was worth the work. we're going to reveal on the daly, guys and women in the military, they work every day. we

. >> this is like lavern and shirly.hem in here and pack that. >> aim the hipster heart throb. >> you work on the line? >> yes. >> are you a wrestler of some sort? >> when i'm not moving kegs, i'm breaking legs. >> my peer is going to come up. was thinking about that. can i drink one of these beers? >> yeah. >> yeah. my man. that's ice cold, fresh beer. >> it tastes so good, brother. >> yeah. >> i'll see you dudes later. thanks, guys. have a good one. right on. andrew, it's settled. get my name on the board. we're going with on the daly. that's important to me because the money is going to help vets and their families which is near and dear to my heart. i'll show you this. my grandfather was a green beret in the army. going to pick up my beer. i did not drive that forklift home. i walked all the way to long island from brooklyn, but it was a great experience. >> i love you andrew. i love you. >> poke fun, al. this is all for the military. the other halfew a do nation to operation home front. it was worth the work. it was