mr. burnett. your plans went public about 1 o'clock i thought it was interesting about some of the comments that were made aside i guess from side f some people got excited about the height but more people seem to be critical of is where terry freelance what boulevard comes north it doesn't/a nice by the end as you have now as you go over to the street. one last to make a shatter left hand turn. that's a flaw in the design and something that should be looked at. thank you. >> any further public comment. okay. we can ask phil or anyone else to address the design >> thank you madam president i think jack bear would recycle to discuss that issue. >> interesting comment when we started this when two folks were taking care of this one of the issues was what to do with maximumizing the park space and it was decided through that process by closing the northern stub of fantasia way boulevard and providing other access south to that the park could be larger and more significant there was a design decision

carol and her legendary cast, in a new collection of the funniest episodes of the carol burnett show. come on, do mrs. whiggins! mrs. a-whiggins... mrs. a-whiggins? i wonder if you could come in... [interrupting] hello? when they did crack up you just felt like you were part of it, and it was because you were watching real friends have a real time together. all i needed was a man, a man strong enough for me to take care of and yet helpless...

burnett and reunite you live on cnn. >> wow, who would have thought? 3nhj ñó5wó ñw?ÑçÑñÑw?ñçó]ç9wjyó [ laughter ] >> is it -- >> no, i'm a -- >> yes, mr. . >> at least you come to beg my forgiveness. it's too late for that. [ laughter ] >> carol burnett playing one of her most famous characters, laura desmond, the success of the show was the amazing chemistry between carol and tim and i'm reuniting them. so exciting. i've never seen >> they've been bouncing off the walls about it. bringing together these two great comedic legends. carol welcome back. >> thank you, piers. >> you said about tim, his improv was pure gold, wildly inventive. was that part of it? >> totally. what we would do on fridays we would tape two shows, the one at 5:00. we'd tape it with an audience. and then we would have our notes and make some changes and so forth. then another audience would come in and we would do the second show. well, tim, i'm going to -- no, i'm going to talk as if he's not here. >> that would be me. >> he would do the first show as we had rehearsed it. to the ink. and then he would go to our director and say, did you get all the shots, dave? a

mr. valentino is here! >> rudolph, at last you have come to beg my forgiveness, well, it is too late for that! >> carol burnette of her most famous characters, nora desmond, and the chemistry between carol and tim conway. i have never seen the crew so excited. they have been bouncing off the walls, carol, welcome back. >> thank you. >> you said his improv was pure gold and wildly inventive. was that part of the magic? >> totally, totally, on fridays we would tape the live show with the audience, and we would make chan changes, then another audience would come in and we would do the second show, well, tim -- i'm going to talk as if he is not here. he would do the first show as we had rehearsed it, to the ink. and then he would go to our director and say did you get all the shots, dave and so forth. okay, for example he would say, all right in the hotel sketch when we do this again on the second show, instead of being on a waist shot of me, be on a head to toe. that is all he would tell him. and the crew didn't know. and so it was like he was going to wing it. and he thought of something to do with that window.

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