i just said it. >> nicole kidman. >> there you go. >> nicole kidman is about to play lucille ball. i want to see her bring that to life. she was saying, comedy is not her thing. and that she is stepping out of her comfort zone by playing a comedienne. she is not playing any comedienne. she is playing the queen of comedy. it will be interesting to see >>> coming up, an update on wally the walrus. look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now! other mortgages are paid back each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can choose to wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home. call today and find

tastes like candy. >> reporter: after dropping out of high school, then lucille's biggest break cameonths after her 40th birthday. the show breaking barriers. lucy and her real-life husband desi arnaz were the first mixed-race couple on television. and the show was one of the first to be filmed in hollywood. back then many shows were done live in new york. >> ricky, this is it. >> this is it! >> reporter: lucy was the first pregnant woman to play a pregnant woman on tv, although they couldn't even say the word pregnant on tv at the time. so they said expecting. >> wait for me! >> reporter: the episode "lucy goes to the hospital" when little ricky was born had more viewers than president eisenhower's inauguration. >> where are you, lucy? >> reporter: lucille ball was the first ever female head of a major hollywood production company when she took the reins of desilu productions. the company she formed with her husband in 1962. the studio producing hit shows liuntouchables" and of course "i love lucy." >>> right now on "america this morning," hospitals on the brink. what doctors are se

during a 2017 event at the rosa parks museum in montgomery, lucile said you to fight.ht who brought about one of the seminal moments in the american civil rights movement died earlier this month in montgomery due to complications from i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection-site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. oh! you're doing it wrong, man. what's wrong with action figures? nothing. capital one shopping instantly searches for available coupon codes and automatically applies them. whoa! i look good in miniature. capital one shopping. (in s.l.j. voice)

does everybody know who lucille is? the edit of the kansas city call newspaper, pattern paper, right here, was one of the strongest in the united states. i happened to have worked with that reross, who was her colleague, who was the first black woman to attend university of kansas school of journalism. i can remember working with these women. i see somebody nodding your head in the audience because you remember i did this. you know, i can remember working with these women. and i would remember the stories that they would tell me about the days, the press days and the struggles that they had. none of these women had a lot of money. in fact therm humble. i think that's one of the things we learn from dunnigan, about her humility, her steadfastness, despite all the doors slamming, people telling her, no, you don't belong here, she knew she did. and she kept going. and lastly, i think most important is she left her legacy through her writing. writing is fighting. and we did a quote with the students at russelville school be

she gets the opportunity, something goes awry. >> lucille ball was fearless in her physical comedy.ere supposed to be demure, dainty, and in their place. >> lucille ball was one of my favorites for timing her bits. >> what do you think you're doing? well? >> "i love lucy" became a phenomenon instantly. >> when you think about the era that lucille ball came up in and what she was able to achieve, it's astounding. >> i'm a father, i'm a father! >> when lucy and ricky had a baby, it was, like, huge. it was the highest-rated show of the series. it changed the dynamic, because all of a sudden it became centered around the family unit. >> i think "i love lucy" was the big bang of the family sitcom. >> the family moved to the suburbs. >> gee, isn't this exciting? we're in our very own home. >> that mirrored what was happening in america at the time. >> advertisers wanted to cater towards that new suburban family that needed to buy that kitchen aflins or needed to buy that vacuum. >> after "i love lucy," there was a formula for what the american family should look like. >> "ozzie and harrie

something goes wrong. >> lucille ball was fearless in her comedy. >> i know women is supposed to beemere and dainty. >> lucille ball was one of my favo favorites. >> what do you think you are doing? "i love lucy" became a phenomenal instantly. >> when you think of what she's able to achieve is astounding. >> when lucy and ricky had a baby, it was like huge. it was the highest rated show. it changed the dynamic because all of a sudden it became the family unit. "i love lucy" is the big bang of family sitcom. >> we are in our very own home. >> it mirrors which was happening in america at the time. >> advertisers wanted to cater to families that needed to buy the new kitchen appliance or vak c vacuum. after "i love lucy," there was a formula of what family is supposed to look like. >> "ozzie and harriet." it was a happy, gentle american family of the 1950s. >> how much do you need? >> that's okay. you can pay me back. >> i don't want it. >> what's the matter with you, d david, you got rocks in your head? >> the kids were polite and everybody is very nice to each other. those were not r

the family asked me to help get lucille down that slippery staircase.eft to get reinforcements, and sure enough he came back. the coopers were able to evacuate with just a single suitcase and a few bags in hurricane ida coming 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina. >> the worst case scenario, it did not happen. we did not have another katrina. and that's something, again, we should all be grateful for. however, the impact is absolutely significant. >> i am concerned about our state. i am concerned about the health of the people in south louisiana. from one end of the state to the other. >> reporter: dr. catherine o'neal is the chief medical officer at our lady of the lake in baton rouge. >> it's different from katrina but in many ways it's the same. >> reporter: she was a resident in 2005 during that deadly storm. >> it's a different time. it is a different place. and yet this morning it felt very similar because all communications were down today for the majority of the day and it felt so eerie to know that people were trapped in their houses. i

lucille: yeah, so they are trying to ease market fears over beijing's crackdown.hey said they're looking to find a suitable solution. we know that the sbc is looking for more information on risk disclosures. they want more information on the structures, communication with the government. the chinese side doesn't see those as compromising national security. there is room to find a solution to this issue. manus: good to have you with us this morning. we are all trying to understand. it's interesting the capital markets, capital access door open. that is the most important message for me over the weekend. what else are the chinese trying to do to calm the markets? lucille: yeah, there's certainly this sense that chinese authorities are going uncomfortable with this nearly $1 trillion rout last week. we have seen state back media saying the route is overdone. we also have analyst speculate that funds have intervened in the market and we had the official news agency say over the weekend that china should find a balance between opening up and security risks. so there is

lucille times died from complications of covid-19.the sociologist, author, and educator james loewen has died at the age of 79. he was the author of many books, including the best seller "lies my teacher told me: everything your american history book got wrong." loewen once wrote -- "telling the truth about the past helps cause justice in the present." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in afghanistan, where president bin says u.s. troops are on pace to leave by the august 31 deadline despite pressure from u.s. allies in the g7 to stay longer to help more people flee the country. the united states has helped evacuate over 82,000 people from the kabul airport. biden spoke tuesday. pres. biden: we are currently on a pace to finish by the august 31. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. but the completion depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate and allow access to th

in the book, her original book, she talks about meeting lucille buford. on the way back, truman stops and he shakes hands with lucille. does everybody know who she is? the editor of "the kansas city call," african-american paper right here. i happened to have worked with marie rawls, her colleague, who was the first black woman to attend university of kansas school of journalism. i can remember working with these women. i see somebody nodding their head because you remember i did this. i can remember working with these women. i remember the stories that they would tell me about the days -- the press days and the struggles that they had. none of these women had a lot of money. they were humble. that's one of the things i think that we learn also from dunnigan, about her humility, about her steadfastness, despite it all the doors slamming, people telling her, you don't belong here, she knew she did. she kept going. lastly, most important, is she left her legacy through her writing. writing is fighting. we did a -- the students didn't know about her. we actu

lucille, first of all, the timeline, walk us through it. reporter: that's right.basically came to learn about this incident over the weekend. the female employee involved alleges this is something that happened almost two. weeks ago she was unsatisfied with how executives handled the situation and took to the company internet to publish an 8000 page long account of everything that happened to her including allegations of going on this work tricked then being pressured to drink than being sexually assaulted by a client as well as her boss. -- then being sexually assaulted by a client as well as her boss. dani: what happens next? reporter: we are watching to see what -- if there will be a criminal conviction in this case. we have a lot of awareness raising. for example, lawyers going on the internet saying, what are you culpable for if you witnessed something like this happening? manus: what does it mean for the broader #metoo movement in china? reporter: the #metoo movement here has not exactly taken off the same way it has another countries. there have been cases

we appreciate all dough on and off the field and lucille i think you'll help me on this. mvp! mvp! it would be fun to do a little 7th inning stretch. for the kids of the bayview and lead please welcome community member earnest east. earnest and the kids, take it away! yes. you guys ready? >> yeah. >> all right. you've got this. >> how's everybody. how about a wonderful hand for these wonderful children out here. i guarantee it's and encouraging them to do their best. give me a round of applause, parents. you can join us if you will. ♪ take me out to the ball game take me out to the crowd ♪ buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks ♪ i don't care if i never get back. ♪ it's root root root for the giants ♪ if they don't win it's a shame ♪ it's one, two, three strikes you're out at the old ball game! [cheers and applause] >> great job. check check. there we go. how about a round of applause for our kids. special cameo appearance. that was fantastic. all right. as we close out today's ceremonies everybody, it is time for a ceremony alfirst pitch just like we do every night before the baseb

we appreciate all dough on and off the field and lucille i think you'll help me on this. mvp! mvp!hought it would be fun to do a little 7th inning stretch. for the kids of the bayview and lead please welcome community member earnest east. earnest and the kids, take it away! yes. you guys ready? >> yeah. >> all right. you've got this. >> how's everybody. how about a wonderful hand for these wonderful children out here. i guarantee it's and encouraging them to do their best. give me a round of applause, parents. you can join us if you will. ♪ take me out to the ball game take me out to the crowd ♪ buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks ♪ i don't care if i never get back. ♪ it's root root root for the giants ♪ if they don't win it's a shame ♪ it's one, two, three strikes you're out at the old ball game! [cheers and applause] >> great job. check check. there we go. how about a round of applause for our kids. special cameo appearance. that was fantastic. all right. as we close out today's ceremonies everybody, it is time for a ceremony alfirst pitch just like we do every night before the

>> my nose itches. >> as the star of the groundbreaking sitsitcom, "i lo lucy," lucille ball was a comedyporter: she was also a force in show business. the first woman to run a major hollywood studio. and now she may get another innovation. >> i'm visiting one of my favorite people in this industry. dr. dick van dyke. >> hi, lucy. >> hi, doll. thanks very much for giving me some time today. >> reporter: that's right. long before the current explosion in podcasting, it turns out that ball was creating something very similar. >> for one year, she would do these ten-minute conversations with friends, with stars. >> reporter: steve batalio is the media reporter "the washington times". >> you didn't have social media. your relationship with a celebrity is what you saw on the screen. talk shows was the only place where you saw something that resemble what had they were really like. >> hi, lucy, how are you? >> i'm fine. you know, it ain't easy catching up with you. >> i had a cold for three weeks. i've had it since 1962. >> using her own portable reel-to-reel tape recorder, ball sat down with s

we appreciate all dough on and off the field and lucille i think you'll help me on this. mvp! mvp!hought it would be fun to do a little 7th inning stretch. for the kids of the bayview and lead please welcome community member earnest east. earnest and the kids, take it away! yes. you guys ready? >> yeah. >> all right. you've got this. >> how's everybody. how about a wonderful hand for these wonderful children out here. i guarantee it's and encouraging them to do their best. give me a round of applause, parents. you can join us if you will. ♪ take me out to the ball game take me out to the crowd ♪ buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks ♪ i don't care if i never get back. ♪ it's root root root for the giants ♪ if they don't win it's a shame ♪ it's one, two, three strikes you're out at the old ball game! [cheers and applause] >> great job. check check. there we go. how about a round of applause for our kids. special cameo appearance. that was fantastic. all right. as we close out today's ceremonies everybody, it is time for a ceremony alfirst pitch just like we do every night before the

lucille: another five-year document. important thing is that it is about the legal governance of china but we have another document dating five years ago. 2015 to 2020. with or without the background of the crackdown, we were going to have an update to that coinciding with china's five-year economic blueprint. it does give us some clues about where the legislative reforms will be. national security, technology, antimonopoly. it is more direction setting rather than giving us specific clues about what those legal legislations are going to be. francine: thank you so much, lucille liu, our china government reporter in beijing. our two cent this amazing -- mark sent this amazing story out. it feels like nothing is untouchable for the chinese government. any sector deemed of national interest which could be anything could be in the crosshairs. mark: people are going the extra level to find that might be. the focus on pets is from traders thinking the next derivatives. families are being -- folks are having kids because they n

a hand his favorite gun and a picture of lucille ball and desi arnez.s they're getting rid of these items is because if they ever had to evacuate quickly because of a fire, they wouldn't have time to gather everything. so it all comes back to fire safety. >> oh, man. >> even when we're talking al capone. >> we're doing better than tahoe. >> our air quality was so unhealthy, but we're doing good. i think this moderate forecast is definitely going to continue as we roll through tomorrow the way the weather pattern is setting up. that is great news as we look ahead toward the tuesday forecast. the other thing is the fog. pretty thick at the coastline. low clouds over the north bay and east bay. we're going to see some of that move up from the south. by the afternoon we get sunshine returning. the air's going to be okay to breathe. check this out tomorrow morning with the fog rolling in. chilly to start, down to the 50s. might need a jacket then. and for the afternoon, comfortable, below average temps. in the north bay, 70s through . my seven-day forecast,

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at lucille packard hospital, doctors have seen a steady increase of kids hospitalized with covid in the last three weeks, and they believe the majority of cases involve the delta variant. >> because it is so transmissible there are a greater number of children getting sick with covid. when you have a greater number of people getting sick with covid you're going to have a greater number of cases that come into the hospital. >> reporter: across the country, the number of kids being hospitalized is increasing, 16 states, including california now have more than 100,000 pediatric cases. while most children recover within a week, new research is showing kids affected may suffer from long-term health problems. >> characteristically, what we're seeing is what we see in other age groups, fatigue that is persistent for months, sometimes loss of smell and taste can persist. difficulty concentrating. >> reporter: and he says in some rare cases, children who've had covid have developed an inflammatory response, impacting joints, brain and heart, all this is more troubling when you consider only kids

key performed to keep local people from going to psyche fee is key. schema makes use of the sick. lucille aleki bell, julie, it to please aunt cassette. i think he came to foss, the pieces you la sha walker, the clearly muscle. now, you might be a lot of was your, if you have the still the 50 to go see the moment the world. they don't get any level. the family use it is have been is going up. i'll see. and as you living by yourself, the do need to go to the plastic only b p less probable pro more take is of any conditional salvage or we can, we can go and talk to now it should be picked up from a different book law where these people have up to whom i'm i feel, she'd love you said another lot of what do you feel gillian? she totally didn't keep as i land now. it is just also dollars. janelle, the football lawful but get you to let you fall. not going to participate. if it in shall grenades. ok, i've been, i've been elisa to keep the evil to more boys. we call trailer and he keeps yeah. what i say on the la bodies, or if he said digital know plesk is of the columbia wireless response. don'

the pressure actor, ammonium nitrate behind lucille. but what started the fire investigators who have still to find the answer? say it may be hard to find the trigger. the sight of warehouse 12 was pulverized replaced by a large water filled crater the lead judge in the case, stoddick baton has been looking into 3 possible theories. the 1st is a mistake in the welding process during repair work that was being done to the warehouse. the 2nd is an intentional fire. some have suggested there might have been an attempt to hide evidence of theft. and the 3rd theory is that the explosion was caused by a targeted air rocket attack. this was later downplayed following a report by french investigators. in the days and hours before the blast was pear work was being done on warehouse 12. they were the 1st of their kind to secure the facility. since the ammonium nitrate was confiscated from amal dove and flagged cargo ship and stored there in 2014 lebanon's chief prosecutor on our debt gave the order after state security warrant about possible thef

i promised lucille made a life, a monument in the poem she invites us to see her as a sculpture or kind of life it. the last thing i am going to do is share with you a little bit landing here yesterday. literally right here in this notebook. i got a poet. [laughter] that is what i do. what does it mean to be twice stolen? man the cargo, chattel and contraband, when will we stop the spoils of war? it's called to be a casualty a red line eight balance book. there body was a soul, let me call contraband that i might see myself and get free. it takes not a village. it takes a weary heart. it will take us all to tell the story of the thing that got us here. in the witness that backwards with my gaze upon what is next. let us be about what is next. we do not know how long we are here. we do not know the pain will ask us to make in the telling of it. in healing from it. but they are the

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as is the picture of lucille ball and dezi arnez signed by arnez. the auction is october 8th in sacramento. his granddaughters live in the bay area and near auburn. >>> okay, we are back with new images from the rover on the martian planet. we will show you, next. >>> the mars rover . >>> the mars rover has tweeted an update from outer space, check it out. nasa's perseverance tweeted two images after it made its way through a narrow gap and to the top of a ridge called citadel. near by are lots of rocks to choose from for my next attempt at sampling mars. does it sound like a robot? >> they have their on twitter page? >> yeah. hasn't tweeted in a while, nice to see. >>> full approval. the fda gives the green light for the pfizer covid vaccine. >> this really tells people that there is no doubt whatsoever. >> what does this really mean now for you and your family. >>> plus, can president biden push back the deadline to move americans out of afghanistan. the threat from the taliban, as americans are flown out of the country. >>> and governor newsom's

none of those children are san francisco residents at lucile packard children's hospital there between 3 to 6 children hospitalized with the virus. the chronicle reports. 96% of 12 to 17 year olds in san francisco have gotten at least one vaccine dose. that's the second highest in the city topped only by 65 to 74 year olds. 99.9% of whom had received at least one dose of the vaccine. police in santa cruz say they are looking for a bank robber who escaped on a bicycle. the man went to the american bank on river street at about two o'clock this afternoon. witnesses say he handed the teller a note that demanded money and had a drawing of a bomb. this is surveillance image there of the suspect. police say no weapon was actually ever seen. the suspect, then fled on the bicycle with an undisclosed amount of cash. munich today expanded its schedule, bringing back more service that many riders haven't seen since the pandemic started rail service on the ocean view line returned. the line has only been served by buses throughout the pandemic. the 31 balboa line from ocean beach through the richm

what did we glean from this data, lucille? we looked at president xi's speeches as well as his meetings from 2012 fully first came to power. we saw that his mentions of common prosperity were quite sporadic during his first eight years of power and then we saw an uptick last year and this year there is really been a surge, certainly signaling a change in priority. and we also saw that when china talks about this shape as income distribution, use to really talk about the lower end and middle end and middle and and now it is really hitting on the high income bracket. juliette: stay with us, we just want to get some breaking news we're hearing from the chinese commerce minister at a briefing, saying china will make cross cyclical adjustment to stabilize trade and that china is facing severe foreign trade situations in the second half and early into 2022. we have been seeing a lot of movement into the overall equity markets, but also focusing very much on what is happening with the potential stabilization and slowdown of the econo

joining us is bloomberg's china government reporter lucille lou.hat are the regulators signaling with this weekend's statements? just asking for communication would not seem to justify the csi 300 up by 2.6%, but maybe it does if it tells us something about the way china wants to stay attached to the global financial markets. reporter: the csrc trying to call markets after beijing's crackdown. that is saying it wants to work with the sec to find a solution. that has been taken well by markets. we know the sec wants more information. they want to know more about these structures, more information disclosures on the chinese companies' communication with the chinese government. as long as the chinese side does not see these disclosures as compromising national security, there is room to finding a solution. mark: good afternoon. one other attempts have government made? reporter: there are indications the chinese authorities are growing uncomfortable with this $1 trillion route. we have seen chinese backed state media say in a series of articles digesti

. >> "lucille ball" with the chocolate is always funny. >> all the writers needed to say is that lucyt a conveyer belt, you are good. >> some of the most memorable episodes of "i love lucy" was when she gets a job. >> you are doing splendidly. >> we move into the 1960s and we see more people working in a factory line. >> a majority of all workers -- >> you were spending time getting to know your colleagues >> you are ready? >> i am ready. >> the "dick van dyke" show was laugh out loud funny. >> i can clearly remember it was "the dick van dyke show," black or white. >> first of all, you have carl rhiner. >> it was not a sitcom, it was a variety show. it was supposed to be taped! >> the writers, that's a place, that's a gold mind. a writer's room is a gold mind. i remember talking on the way home, what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on. so i write about the life. >> writers are lazy. people write what they know. >> there is nothing to worry about. i have got an idea. >> i thought it was the greatest idea because in those sitcoms, you didn't know what the husband d

. >> lucille ball with the chocolates. funny. >> if one chocolate gets past you and into the packing room unwrapped, you're fired. >> all the writers needed to say is lucy had a conveyer belt. you're good. >> some of the most memorable episodes of "i love lucy" are when she gets a job occupant side the home the rest unravels. >> when sitcoms started, they were family sitcoms and for years, that's all there was. >> and then we move into the 1960s, we start to see more people working in an office than on a factory line. >> for the first time in the history of our nation, a majority of all workers are in white collar jobs. >> you were spending time getting to know your colleagues. >> you ready? i'm ready. >> i got those -- >> "the dick van dyke show" was laugh out loud funny. >> "the dick van dyke" show black and white. that's got me into sitcoms. that was ground breaking. >> first of all you had carl ryaner. >> carl reiner got his start on show of shows with sid cesar which was not a sitcom, it was a variety show. >> it's su

he ended up with three books of his poems and i always return to the poems of lucille clifton at the and of the chronological survey of american lit. >> there's something i have to change when you say off-campus . this is very important but having this conversation about us history, social justice, black lives matter movement but while we're having this discussion the major concern i think right now in our country is the attacks against asian americans and i've seen n people say okay, we need to know more about asian americans . in your own words and as teacher and also doing research, how much are you highlighting the work of asian american writers? >> when i go back and this is why i have so much admiration for you, when i was trying to create a historical profile at historically black colleges, i always saw you working communities like the work you're sharing today where during the archaeologicalwork and digging , i was wondering would you bbecome like a model for us doing that work for asian american writers making those contributions to american literature ? >> it points out so

make sure to follow the link in the chat to purchase your copy of controlling women, and also lucille'sle as well. make sure you grab that if you haven't already. we hope everyone out there is staying strong and safe and well read of course post-world war ia to the present day. >> all right. so today we're spanning the post-world war ii domestic scene. the last class we look at suburbanization, and today what i want the look at is cars in the post-world war ii era, and

forgotten you because it would not be a giants celebration without our very own mascot, the great lucilles a great community project with many organizations and joining hands. we've got a great lineup of speakers celebrating today. in the leadoff spot, see what i did there she is really our true host for the day and we thank her for her bold and extraordinary leadership for this difficult year and a half. it's my pleasure to bring to the podium the 45th mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the honorable london breed. >> thank you. it's so great to be here in the bayview hunter's point community. this is exactly what i hope for for communities like the bayview and all over the city. and, in fact, brandon, i was a short stop when i played softball. i wasn't so bad and you played at this field when we played teams when i was in junior high school and let me tell you, this field does not look like it does today so i am so happy for all of you. the junior giants and for the sf bayside. all girls, one of the largest public baseball teams for girls in the country and annie jupiter jone

make sure to follow the link in the chat to purchase your copy of controlling women, and also lucille'sle as well. make sure you grab that if you haven't already. we hope everyone out there is staying strong and safe and well read of course like the green new deal will do more harm than good. >> author mark moran openyour book green fraud why the green new deal is even worse than you think , you write that the green new deal is an all-encompassing transformation of society. what do you mean by that?

>> lucille ball with the chock larkts always funny. >> if it gets past you, you're fired. >> all the writers needed to say was lucy had a conveyor belt. you're good. >> some of the most memorable episodes of "i love lucy" is when she gets a job outside the home. >> you're doing splendidly. speed it up! >> when sitcoms started they were family sitcoms and for years that's all there was. >> we move into the 1960s and we see more people working in an office than on a factory line. >> a majority of all workers are in white collar jobs. >> you were spending time getting to know your colleagues. >> you ready? >> i'm ready. allen, i got those -- >> the dick van dyke show was laugh out loud funny. >> the dick van dyke show. >>> it was the dick van dyke show black and white. that's what got me into sitcoms. groundbreaking. >> you had carl reiner. >> carl reiner got his start on your show of shows with i am jean coca. >> it's supposed to be tight! >> the writers room. it just embued carl with that's a place, that's a gold mine. a writers room is a gold mine. >> i said what piece of ground do i

in los angeles, this is lucille, democrats line. caller: perhaps it would be a good thing if we develop a precept and concept of we enter into war. every country has different value systems. ours is capitalism. in england, they believe in the kingdom. afghanistan, they fight for religion. we need to respect where the people are. go to them at what their lifestyle is. you do not just go in and bombard them and rearrange their dishes and the way they discipline their children. don't do that. host: to youngsville, louisiana, tammy on the republican line. caller: my opinion is this was not a mistake. this was intentional. this was a way to arm the taliban. obama did the same thing. he armed the taliban. he left all our weapons there. i think impeachment is the answer -- i think treason is the answer. for all these military generals -- what is happening at our southern border, if that is not treason, what is it? host: let's hear from shane in spokane, washington. on the independent line. not shane, alexander. caller: first, a quick comme