phoebe and her family that you are and partly because phoebe was proud and private has seemed to have clung to her old habit of keeping quiet about her chuckle. that is really beautiful. he discovered in one of your marriages actually and i believe it was fraser leaves the family, goes off to war. what does the right? what does he say to the army? >> e., fraser came from south carolina the golden boy of his small-town goes off to chicago to the big-time implants in the depression and couldn't find work the whole time. struggled, with struggle, struggle. had two children and then fell apart. and he left his family, and listed in the paperwork reads from his enlistment papers, where it describes his miracles that is, separated, and no dependence in the no children. >> i wonder what she felt like in that moment as a researcher because that would have been hard to share with the dependence. >> it was hard. >> that he ultimately went back home and read joyed his family as if he had never loved. his son told me he came back from the war any kind of had a little bit of fear, world word to vi

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we have chef phoebe scller. you're going to show us with an english twist. >> right.n english trifle. so i have a white chocolate. >> reporter: go ahead and get going. >> white chocolate and mascarpone cream. then our lady fingers, which i purchased, so it makes it really quick and easy. we're putting it on jars so we can take it on a picnic. we're going to dunk these biscuits in a sherri syrup. >> reporter: and that makes it more london-flavored, right? >> then we drizzle on a little preserve, oh, so good. we're going to layer that up with more cream. >> reporter: load that on. >> yep. top it with california fresh white peaches and nectarines right there. >> reporter: it's perfect. it's like california meets london, just like us out here tonight. and you can pack this up to go, right? >> absolutely. we're going to end up trying that in a minute. >> put two more on top. >> reporter: you like all that extra flavor. >> absolutely. live large, all you can. >> reporter: we're going to try that in a moment. phoebe, thanks for coming on out and giving us a quick taste of lo

i was walking here with a person named phoebe who told me to mention this. she says it means she no longer has a car, because when she drives through the neighborhood where people like me live, it means they are stopped more often than in other neighborhoods. they are searched more often than in other neighborhoods. it is a failed drug war. everybody knows it, and we spend $64 billion a year on it. if we turned out cars that fail to out of three times, we would stop producing those automobiles. if we manufactured claims that we crashed into out of three times, -- two out of three times, we would stop making claims, yet we continue to grow a population of people who are incarcerated. in the last minute or so, i want to talk about the impact of incarceration, not as a prisoner, but as a person who paroles, discharge, and cannot get a job, because you have discrimination, and the question is, have you been convicted of a felony? it used to be, are you a negro? it is not only on the job applications. it is on the applications when you go to apply for public hous

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. >> thank you for bringing in phoebe and bonita. you mentioned this before we went on, ferret means feet in latin. >> they can be little thieves when you let them run around because they gather things. they are comical, entertaining and playful. >> i feel like she is uncomfortable but this is normal. >> they are wiggly. >> look at her little face. she is so cute. >> they are part of the weisz sell family. >> yes but they are domesticated. >> it's different than caring for a cat or dog. >> you need to keep them in a multilevel cage when you are not there. when you are there, you can have them out for exercise and entertainment but they are kept in a cage during the el is bett they can get more exercise. you give them traditional ferret food. they need an occasional bath, probably once a month. they are very fun, very loving animals. >> they are like kittens and puppies. >> they are. they are always moving and squirming. it's better to have more than one to keep each other entertained. >> ferrets do better in the sense that they are n

for ten seasons of television, our first guest was there for you week after week as phoebe on "friendsnominated for season two of her show "web therapy." it airs on tv mondays at 11:00 on showtime. please say hello to lisa kudrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? did you feel the earthquake last night? >> yeah, yeah. woke me up. >> jimmy: see, i didn't. i slept right through it, like a lump. >> lucky. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess so. >> i thought it was pretty strong, though. >> jimmy: you know what to do in case of an earthquake? >> stay in bed. >> jimmy: is that what they say? >> well, i heard someone say that once. >> jimmy: stay in bed? >> you know, someone substantial. >> jimmy: someone lazy? is that right? they said stay in bed? >> they said, the safest place might be your bed. it's soft. >> jimmy: it might not. >> if it's big enough. >> jimmy: congratulations. not only -- two shows nominated. >> right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "web therapy" and "who do you think you are?" that's great. do you get two seats for the emmys? >> yeah, we get a lot. i'm just making t

dogs, like 9-year-old hunter and 7-year-old phoebe.s like 5-year-old pippen and 2-month-old marilyn, given that name despite she is really a he. and what a variety of wildfire visitors there are. meet scooby, a 5-year-old female turtle. snowflake, the parakeet, sitting quietly by scooby. there was also an unnamed but very large rabbit, and an unnamed and very camera shy guinea pig. and last but certainly not least, there's bingo the goat. most of these animals aren't abandoned or lost, they just remain until their owner can say get back to their old homes, or their new homes. there's great relief here that most of these pets have gone back to their families, but also the realization that if the fires flare up again, these veterinarians are taking care of the remaining pets. they say the animals are going through stress just like their owners. >> all this is very new to these animals. they don't know the people around them, they're surrounded by other animals. it's an extremely situation for them. >> reporter: indeed, among the stressed

phoebe, what are you doing? i will wear these when i go to be on the bachelor. she's four.e is she getting her desire from the bachelor from? >> sadly, sadly, gayle, i have a little problem. i will admit it. i am a bachelor/bachelorette addict. i live tweet every night. every monday. i love it. it's the fairytale. i'm a sucker for a fairytale. >> before we let you go, there's a memorial service for nora efron. she was a great influence for you. >> she was one of the writers, i remember being 12 years old and finding the book crazy salad in my mom's chef. some things about women. there was an essay about breasts. i'm reading this and thinking, we're allowed to talk about this? like this is okay? we can talk about our books. then i thought, this is how i want to write. these are the stories i want to tell, this is the voice i want to tell them in. i don't want to pretend i'm a guy. i don't want to talk about what's quote-unquote serious or acceptable. these are the stories i want to tell. she made that possible for so many of us. >> she really did. >> she really did. >> some

. >> alisyn: i miss phoebe and ross. >> dave: conventional understanding that men more than women-- >the var, look at 3800 you commuters and women volunteered the information and said, yes, i experience road rage more than men said yes, they experience road rage. >> alisyn: remember what is key here, this is self-reporting, so women are confessing to road rage more than men. it doesn't necessarily mean that women have more road rage. >> clayton: i've said this before, i think that men would be happy to admit they have road rage. >> dave: there are certain things we will lie about, road rage is not. we're not ashamed testify aof i well aware of the it. the numbers bear out. >> alisyn: i don't see women as laying on the horn and giving the old bronx salute as much as i see men doing that. >> dave: we control our emotions better than the ladies. we're more in control. >> alisyn: leads, we'd like to hear about this. >> dave: the numbers are there. >> clayton: the numbers are in. >> dave: the facts are in. >> clayton: don't try it sway the survey i'm saying that maybe women more being more