in lear, the answer is signaled by language. in this case the language that mixes simplicity and concreteness. this is a play with some of the most devastating anglo-saxon monosyllables in the shakespearean canon, that low voice, the low music that we can play in music about life and love. that by the pelting of this peerless storm how shall your houseless heads and unfed sides, you're duped and windowed dragon nest the friend you from seasons such as these. oh, i have taken too little care of this. take your medicine. then says is no one no more than this while looking at edgar, thou art the thing itself, on accommodated man is no more, but such a poor bear animal as thou art. lear changes his mind after his trial of the storm. that experience has brought him to humility. shakespeare also used the theater itself to change people and he returned to one of his late place, my favorite play, the winter's tale. like many of the other late place the winter's tale is pure with fantastic events, chance encounters, lost children, specia

lear factory.me out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no worse than honky. >> you'r

louise lear has the weather. good evening.d wales at the moment, there is some welcome rain. that is not the case, though, for those at wimbledon, because the rain has stopped play. sunny spells and scattered showers further north as we go through the night, here, we will see the temperatures falling away and it could be a chilly night. at the same time, the rain continues to push its way steadily south and east. there will be heavy bursts before it clears through, but it will do so. overnight lows, single figures in sheltered parts of northern scotland, 14 or 15 further south. bit of a north—easterly breeze making it feel quite cool on those exposed east coasts, a gloomy start across the extreme south—east, the cloud will break up, the sunshine come through, not a bad day for most. warmer to the west, we will see highs of around 22 or 23. a bit cooler on the east coast with the breeze coming in off the sea. a quiet theme, thursday into friday, dry, pleasantly warm, with highs of 22 or 23. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8p

>> norman lear gave you "all in the family," "good times," "the jeffersons."ve different looks at niched versions of the american family in different segments of this country. >> mixed up families. >> what do you mean? >> zebra city. he's white, she's black, kids are medium rare. >> it was basically all flawed characters but that was what was good about it. people relate to the fact these were not perfect human beings. far from it. >> draw a line right there, that's where it started to change and paved way for everything that came after. >> i'm going to get married when i'm 23. >> 23. >> and have a husband named bud. >> husband named bud? bud what? >> bud huxtable. >> "the cosby show" in the '80s normalized the black experience in a way that was super important. felt more like my family than the myth of the black family. >> how are you going to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> huh? >> i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> "cosby show," "family ties," the seavers, saying we're all basically the same. >> more conservative era, you

shoot them down on the pad and pray to god they got all sitting lear weapons bastard 0 feet of that and on the pad we. go maryland, john, good morning. caller: good morning, i think we cyber war andnt a keep the russians out of this area. will only complicate matters like they did in syria and we've start now. because once the russians get will lose our ability to control issues and i know trump knows that. hank you. host: line for new negotiations, brian, woodbridge, virginia. go ahead. yes, the negotiations is -- proper avenue. on the tary conflict peninsula of korea, hundreds of on both of casualties sides that pretty much approach missile ii. and bad system, only defense against high-flying missiles, only 5% of peninsula on poeth side. battle would be hundreds of thousands and could approach is heavily ause it populated. north korea does respond to economic benefit. the administration had aggressive tact with them that worked. administration took away economic benefit, it fell apart. all north korea wants is to be the rest ade with all of the countries and not be isolated economical

come over to king lear's house. he's a bad person." in fairness he said, "don't repeat this." [ laughter ] but i want to take a canoe over and see you sometime. so let's do it. >> jimmy: let's do it. >> are you close to him out there? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm close to howard, yeah. >> oh, you don't have to give an exact locale. we get it, guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: david, really, i want -- and i'm going to go see you at kaboo. >> kaboo! >> jimmy: david spade. [ cheers and applause ] go see him perform standup august 4th and 5th at the mirage hotel in las vegas. and kaboo september 17th. david spade. we'll be back, everybody. more "tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this golden opportunity features steel, titanium and carbon fiber. raw elements made exhilarating by lexus. ♪ experience uncompromising performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ball park fra

woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting.symptom may cause you not to be able to do that anymore, and at one point, i was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> a woman has died taking part in a risky decade's-old tourist attraction in the caribbean. she was blown away -- literally -- by an airplane's jet engine in st. martin. >> police say it is the first death in this thrill-seeking past time dating to the 1940s. abc reporter m

british near what's that first you want to be err no problem while you drink it shall i recite king lear perfect perfect all appear well done i think we're a little off track here john people need to know about the decade long nonviolent struggle struggle that involve tactics like boycotting and work refusal and creating an independent economy and a sense of shared american identity yeah for rich white male landowners i mean that's like the worst version of the fortune cookie game when you have to add like in bed at the end but instead you have to add four rich white male landowners right that they are passionate new romance appears in your life when you least expect it for a rich white male landowners. lame it's terrible you just carry fortune cookies with you whatever renowned political scientist gene sharp believes if the colonists didn't turn to armed struggle they might have even become free sooner well i mean just because he believes it doesn't mean it's true when people believe the earth rotates around the sun but that's not true. advantage of definitely is true along regardless o

temple mount holy site was after the killing of two border police officers last week artie's paulus lear has been following the latest clashes . so in the last moment the situation has started unraveling and you can hear behind me stun grenades as the soldiers have started making their way out the youngsters were running the situation was calm but then just in a moment it exploded the evening prayers have just finished and there were thousands of palestinians who came here to pray and as you can see to protest now the. latest version that israel has introduced. and which are essentially hand detectors and. cameras is being rejected by palestinians they say that this doesn't do anything to try and alleviate the situation earlier israel introduced metal detectors and this is trying to meet them halfway but as i say the palestinians say it's not working now we'll keep making our way up the road to try and get a little bit closer so you can see where the the soldiers are what's happening right now is stun grenades are being thrown into trying to spruce the crowd to get further up the street

here‘s louise lear. ba rely barely a cloud barely a cloud he barely a cloud he said.rcher. we peaked at around 29, tomorrow a similar story and those temperatures set fairfor the remainder similar story and those temperatures set fair for the remainder of this week‘s play. today, just under 30 degrees in the south—east corner. look where we saw some cloud, disappointing, cold and grey for the far north—east. through the night like, those temperatures we have had through the day and not falling very far at all. mid—to high teens quite widely. it will be an uncomfortable night if you‘re trying to get a decent night‘s sleep and some sharp showers rolling through northern ireland, western scotland and moving up ireland, western scotland and moving up through the channel coast as well. some of them possibly heavy thundery and still lingering through the early morning rush hour, close to the m4 corridor. a warm start for many. there will be some sunshine in east anglia, and into wales. clouding over a little into the north of england. for northern ireland, already though sh

illness yeah yeah just i mean real things i don't want to a so that didn't sound like real life norman lear affected you oh yeah absolutely he's been here he's a great guy he's incredible he's you know talking to him about it i mean he's just like you write what you know right people you know if you write it yeah how are the biographical as it's more so perspective the things that happened you know like it was and i don't take situations from my family but i take a lot of perspective and just kind of exaggerated and and have fun with it and be she stays struggled in the ratings. m b c i think is figuring out its comedy brand you know in d.c. is. in a place of redevelopment which is kind of what i was attracted to in d.c. in the first place it was an only pitch to n.b.c. because i was only going to sell the same d.c. because i was unable to show for in d.c. you know and it's that yeah yeah and i did you know i just did a deal with universal because i was like yeah they think you can think you know pitch to other places but i knew in d.c. to be first and as the only place i was going to do a

here's louise lear. just look at wimbledon at the moment, just an hour ago, and a beautiful morning. and wimbledon the hottest place across the country at the moment with highs of 26 degrees. and temperatures will climb through the afternoon. so a beautiful day, but not so across the far north—east with little in the way of cloud and some drizzly outbreaks of rain. so today was a cruel and disappointing especially with the breeze coming from the north sea. but some glorious sunshine across england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland in comparison to yesterday, feeling much warmer as well with highs of 18 degrees. but temperatures could peak at 29. that means through the night they will not fall very far at all, giving a warm and sultry night for many in england and wales. perhaps the mid to high teens through the night. and that could trigger some sharp showers. some of these through northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland but just northern ireland and west o

here's louise lear.don the hottest place across the country at the moment with highs of 26 degrees. and temperatures will climb through the afternoon. so a beautiful day, but not so across the far north—east with little in the way of cloud and some drizzly outbreaks of rain. so today was a cruel and disappointing especially with

here is lear.e looking to make tennis history today by winning her sixth wimbeldon title when she takes on garbine mugarutha on centre court from 2pm. when you share a name with the trophy, your destiny is surely to win it. that is partly what makes wimbledon so special for venus williams. she first won the venus rosewater dish 17 years ago, and today, she is hoping to do it again for the sixth time in her ninth final. i have played a lot of finals here. it has been a blessing. i couldn't have asked for more, but i'll ask for a little more. one more win would be amazing. it won't be a given but i will give it my all. here is the prize itself, lifted by venus williams or her sister serena an incredible 12 times. this year, defending champion serena is absent through pregnancy so venus‘s task is to keep it in the family. serena is always in my corner. usually it is her in these finals, so i am trying my best to represent williams as best i can. she's seeking a first wimbledon triumph since 2008. sinc

as for health care majority lear mitch mcconnell said he plans bull that would to hold the pro vote as early as tuesday but details are still being worked out. you can follow the house here on c-span and the senate live 2.c-span thank you for joining us. you

covered in the last several months, the blow by blow details in "shattered" and observations made lear by campaign and democratic party insiders are nothing less than devastating. sure to dismay not just her supporters but everyone who cares about the outcome and momentous consequences of election. without further adieu, let me welcome jonathan allen and amie parnes. >> good evening. thank you for coming. i see family, friend, and people we don't know yet. so, there is my family waving over there. they must have been drinking already. they're laughing like they were. so i think what we'll do here, read a little bit of one of the early chapters of the book, chapter 7. then we will, we'll talk a little bit about what our process was. then we'll take questions from anybody or anybody who has a question. do you want to start, amie? >> sure. we're going to read a little part of chapter 7 which is, a chapter that centers around iowa it's called, i was certain we were going to lose. bill clinton was pissed off. hollered at john podesta loud enough to be heard through the walls of the little a

coming up at 5:30 we will have a close lear at one woman and how her life changed over her love of sweets and love of may going people smile. plus we will show he how to make the perfect squish it marshmallow, perfect marshmallow. >> coming up at 6:00 a familiar face will join us here in town we will have a closer look at how kate bilo is connected to phoenixville and guys, i will have the honor of introducing you to the new tiny member of her family, saline see that on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. stick around for that. in the meantime continuing now on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 is what for dinner tonight stirring up some mack and cheese on this friday evening, and using cheese powder you want to see this next report there is concern over powdery cheese mix so keep that in mind. >>> also a live look from outside our location in phoenixville some of the things we will talk about and blob fest and effect of the schuylkill river trail on the town that is all coming up for you when we come back. that will late. it is hot, very hot all week, rain is almost, it is cooling things down even

. >>> and lear is a free wawa welcome america event that you can enjoy today. >>> let's talk about theing of those storms. as we go through the rest of the morning, we may see just some isolated spot showers pass by. and in the early afternoon, we can't rule out an isolated storm popping up. but the main event doesn't come until the later afternoon hours. 4:00, you see this line driving through parts of burkes, chester, lehigh valley. stronger storms may tend to weaken as they progress farther to the east, but still the possibility of strong to severe storms right through philadelphia and delaware. notice it does start to weaken more as it moves off the coastline by about 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. tonight. and then things should tdry out. but for now, there is an extension of the yellow zone. remember on the scale from least to worst, we're looking now at that slight threat through philadelphia county. what exactly does that mean? let's take a close look. the slight risk is short liveded a not widespread, but still the possibility of one or two tornadoes spinning off, scattered wind damage and

he didn't care what other people would say, but let's lear what johnny says. >> a woman was arrestedoliciting sexual favors, that's the way they put it in the paper, sexual favors, for spaghetti dinners. you can't make this kind of stuff up. apparently she never asked a man for money, all she wanted was his -- a spaghetti dinner. my question, technically, wouldn't that make her a pasta-tute? >> seeing the 19 t90s and looki at major points, columbine, shooting of schools, the bombing in oklahoma city. the diindividuvidian compound i something deep within the country. something dark was moving in a society. >> what are your future plans? >> you will see them and hear about them in the media. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmer

southbound before route 38 in mount laurel still out there well, next up on cbs this morning close learers north korea possessing a long range missle. >> join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >>> good morning to you. it's wednesday, july 5th. welcome to "cbs this morning." kim jong-un taunts the u.s. with a fourth of july message. >>> and president trump heads to europe the pressure world leaders at the g-20 to tack tl north korea threat. >>> an officer is killed point blank killing. >>> there's skiing in july. but there's also danger as melting snow causes ranging

lear - no props, >>> cable cars take center stage in union square. the bell ringing contest starts at noon. conductors and grips will compete to see who has the best rhythm and the best technique. that's good. the rules make clear no props, no electronics, plus uniforms are required. >> talent right there. >> it is. yeah. i love that tradition. it's awesome. >> didn't you go to a concert recently? i think you can learn what you heard there and kind of -- >> yeah. i went to the santana concert. but they weren't doing stuff like that. >> no. right. [ laughter ] >> i thought you would just be inspired by all this music that you have been listening to. >> i still hum in the car. that's about my ability. >> that's it. >> when it comes to music. >>> let's check on traffic. a lot of people may be singing in their cars, too. >> oh, yeah. i always sing in my car. that's because no one else can hear me. we are tracking a couple of problems but first the positive. let's look at 101. this is right near poplar and the peninsula. you can see headlights moving nort

to imagine under the current leadership only because president vladimir putin has a bit of the king lear problem. you can't go into retirement after the things you've done to stay king, but the person who knows the state of russian economic reform thinking and can do a better job answering. the con tent of what a reform package would look like. >> doctor osmond. >> i would say that first you need to get rid of the regime. you can't change anything with people who are all dependent on the corrupt system. you have to change the people, the leadership. that's the only way. in order to do that, you need democratic election. only democratic elections of both president and parliament and then after that economic reform we know how too do. that's not a big problem. >> additional questions. >> right there. [inaudible] i heard a rumor for many years which is that vladimir putin is probably the richest man in the world. for many years i heard he's worth 70 billion now i heard 120 billion. you pointed out why people inside russia can't afford, literally and figuratively, but i wanted to get your re

guy spotted a black bear in evesham, new jersey so pose lear are keeping an eye on the area. >> prettyool when you see one, you don't want to see them too close. our dave kinchen has details. >> i heard a noise as if what was being torn or broken. >> reporter: thomas sylvestre went to investigate in the backyard. he saw a tree with missing bar k and shot this video of what he believed to be a black bear. >> i wanted to get a picture and video and then it wasn't moving. then i grabbed a rock from the flower bed tossed it over and it went away. >> reporter: police confirmed sighting at jessica court and barton run boulevard advising residents not to panic. thomas kept distance. >> i said if this is a cub chances are mother is not too far away. i figured 25, 30 feet is good. it is what it is. >> reporter: it is talk of the town and some neighbors are eager to get a look. >> i wish i had seen it. i hear my neighbors did but we are keeping an eye out for it. >> reporter: that is not why they happened to wear this shirt with the bear on it. >> oddly enough you think it was plan, accident but

>> reporter: uncheer lear at th point.lking about some of the lesser tense areas. we've seen a lot of tension there. often even with u.s. trainers in the midst and there have been requirements to talk to try to calm that kind of thing done. so this deal when it comes into effect we learn more detail about it may go further to calm that down and perhaps reduce some of the tension with jihadists in their midst as well and make key allies to the south, jordan more comfortable, too. but does it hold? no. the key take away is the first time trump and putin meet, they seem to get on the same page. remember, the obama administration, they wanted them out. tillerson saying they will leave eventually. but that's not the tenant of their policy here. >> of course every leader will leave eventually. you know, also tonight, nick, you are aware international forces have been tightening their grip around the isis declared capital of raqqa. what is the situation there? >> it is extraordinary how fast the progress seems to be in the outski

time for a look at the weather with louise lear. 0ver over the next few days we could see 30 degrees the south east today, london peaking at 25 degrees. but over an inch of rain in northern ireland and disappointing across parts of scotland. through this evening the weather front responsible is still drifting slowly eased and will continue to produce some drizzle. but further south overnight lows only around 17 degrees. but we start off in the northern isles and across far north of scotland with some glorious sunshine. further south moor in the way of cloud and drizzle but an improving picture through the day. then further south of that for central and southern parts of england and wales it is a warm start with sunshine pretty much from the word go. as we go through the day we keep that dry and sunny weather. the cloud across scotland and the north of england will break up, a better day in prospect. and temperatures around 15, 18 degrees across northern ireland, 29 likely in the south east corner. so for wimbledon, potentially getting pretty hot but on thursday we could see some pret

to me he's the norman lear of the last 30 years without question. he's a genius.ht all the time. in the nine seasons, every scene i have is with him and every scene is a fight. i would call home and my wife would say, how did it go? i would say, what's the difference? i put makeup on. i screamed at him like i did yesterday. he screamed at me. he edits the show. i don't know what he's going to use. don't ask me. he always watches my back and i just love the relationship. >> i know there are a lot of people around here who can't wait to see more of it, more of you. richard lewis, thank you so much. >> it's a great special. i'm glad cnn did it, and i think this one this sunday is maybe, for a lot of reasons, the most profound, because it'scomedy, i behavior and alcoholism. >> sunday night, 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. it was a pleasure. richard lewis, thank you for coming on and talking to me about this. thank you for being with me on a friday afternoon. don't move a muscle, though. jake tapper and "the lead" starts right now. >>> it looks like maverick turned th

i have turned it off to get a bet lear at position of the cell but as you can see we will zoom out a bit, check out lightening embedded with this cell. very difficult to see not that it is your job to see but something to be spot by storm spotter, certified storm spot ters, emergency managers, police department, fire department those are people we should be looking out for potential tornado on the ground. you yourself should seek that safe shelter, interior room and bathroom but it would be difficult to detect even for emergency managers if that tornado is on the ground because of the heavy rainfall and nearly continuing lightening. at this point we will go with the doppler radar indicated but assumption has to be and reaction has to be as though there were in fact a tornado on the ground right now in central berks county in and around reading area moving off to thee/southeast. >> lauren, dawn zoom out to give our viewers a good idea of exactly, yeah, if were you positioned in fail or in south jersey, this is where that storm is right now and you can get an idea of what direction it

time for a look at the weather with louise lear.ill be similar actually, over the next few days. the risk of some showers in the morning but we are not too concerned that they will interrupt play. we have seen temperatures peak at 29 degrees today, but a bit more in the way of cloud on some drizzle which has continued across the north—east of england and particularly the south—east of scotland, only 13 degrees the high. through the night to night visiting bridges are not going to fall very far across england and wales. staying into the mid to high teens, it will be a warm start to the day, and we could see some sharp showers as well. some moving into northern ireland and western scotland, these in the south—east could turn quite heavy and thundery for a time. it will still be there potentially through the m4 corridor during the early morning rush hour, but there will be a good deal of dry weather across much of england and wales. a bit more cloud perhaps still across northern england, but a better start for the day in comparison to

only because president putin has a bit of the king lear problem. you can't go into retirement after you have done the things you have done to stay king. but, you know, anders osilan knows the state of the economic reform thinking and can do a better job of answering sort of the content of what a reform package would look like. >> doctor? >> i would say that first you need to get rid of the regime. you can't change anything with people who are all dependent on a corrupt system. you have to change the people, the leadership. that's the only way. in order to do that, you need democratic elections. early democratic elections of both president and the parliament and then lower down after that. the economic reform we know how to do. that's not a big problem. >> additional questions? right there. right next to you, katia. >> i want to call attention to the best and worst of russia. one has -- to stress the best of the 90th birthday, she's a long standing chairwoman of the moscow helsinki group and usually reformed to as the doyenne of the russian and sovi

bit hard to imagine under the current eadership only because president putin has a bit of the king lear problem. you can't go into retirement after you've done the things ou've done to stay king. but, you know, anders is the person who knows the state of russian economic reform thinking and can do a better job answering the content of what a reform package would look like. anders: i would rather say that first you need to get rid of the regime. with 't change anything people who are all dependent on a corrupt system. you have to change the people, the leadership, that's the only way. in order to do that, you need democratic elections. democratic elections of both president and the parliament and then lower down. economic reform, we know how to do, that's not a big problemment paul: additional questions? right there. >> i wanted to call attention to the best and worst of russia, , today is best milia's 90th birthday, she's the long-standing chairwoman of a moscow group, usually referred as the i do yen -- as the doyenne of the group. i want to ask about something a rumor i've heard for m

woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting. was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now." senator john mccain has brain cancer. doctors removing a tumor after discovering it during another procedure. we'll have the latest on his condition and prognosis. >>> and president trump's hard words for his own attorney general, saying he wouldn't have appointed him if he knew he would have recused himself from the russia investigation. that stunning admission just ahead. >>> and a man pulls a gun out on a utility truck. the bizarre moment. >> guy shooting out the tires. >> one of the workers pulling out his camera to film a neighborhood resident apparently just snapped, firing multiple rounds at the vehicles. >>> and looks can be deceiving. who do you think this looks like? maybe britney, christina? it's the wax figure that

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he has been all of his life been a he had lear. taking options means that he has to lead.ther words rest of world subscribed to globalism. he is president trump and he -- and all of that. he is definitely leading. might not be the leadership that jehmu wants. might not be the leadership that the sure rin der monkey leaders of the leaders of europe tend to be used to. it is certainly leadership. neil: i put you down maybe on europe. nick and jehmu. thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: why is the movie "spider-man" doing so well, defying big budget expectations for movies and chris christie is not. "spider-man" and chris christie, you're he welcome america. >> my friends are up there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smar

beautiful san lear. >> exactly. shades of brown for cabinets and she suggests black cabinets or navy cabinets. i'm seeing that a lot in new construction. >> it make things pop. >> makes the kitchen stand out a little bit more. >> i like the stainless steel rich fridge as well. >> exactly. another thing we're seeing in homes basis of your design is the color of the paint of the walls. and for years it was tan of the '90's in d.c. gray has been the big the past couple of years. people want a green clean brighter look and trend to go white. white walls in the living room. >> exactly. >> i love the color coordinated book shelf. >> when you have the wife your basis you can have add pops of color for flare. she's done the colored books coordinating there and around the corner we'll get a picture in minute is a yellow door which i really love. >> you're saying that if you add a color to make the front door pop that can really draw people in, very aesthetically pleasing. >> exactly. >> talk about the photo wall. >> gallery

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