. >> paul: i think it all started with second city and then people came here to study.omedy right now came to chicago to study. >> anthony: paul jurewicz, a young man at the beginning of what will presumably be a glorious career. >> paul: first he pushed me in the pool and he called me ketchup dick, i tried to be spontaneous one time and this is what i get. i feel like no one respects me anymore. >> anthony: second city opened in chicago's old town in 1959, and almost from the beginning it probably established a probably unhealthy symbiotic relationship with the ale house. you know their names -- john belushi, gilda radner, amy poehler, bill murray, chris farley. if you're funny in america, chances are, you spent some formative years here, getting the -- hammered out of you, learning, one hopes, in the parlance of the trade -- to kill. >> paul: i tuck my undershirt into the underwear. >> woman: tell them how many times you do it a show. >> paul: per a show, probably seven times. i got to be a cann ball, you know, not like a bowl of jell-o out there. >> anthony: you know

to think very, very carefully about also how we present ourselves as an international city, the second cityed to get together. i'm very dubious about what the council has been doing. the strikes remain two weeks away, the dispute could get resolved before. but at the moment, neither side shows any sign of backing down. you can get in touch with me. i would love to hear from you. i am you can get in touch with me. i would love to hearfrom you. i am on twitter. mike embley is he in 15 minutes' time with the rest of the day's news and of course the headlines. now it is time to catch up headlines. now it is time to catch up with all of the sport news in sport today and i will see you the same time tomorrow. take care. hello. sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up... another game, another draw for liverpool, who miss the chance to go five points clear at the top of the english premier league after a 1—1 draw at west ham. touchdown for the super bowl champions. the new england patriots arrive home in boston and now turn their attention to tuesday's victory parade. and the world of

but i saw you on stage in 1988, when we had both just been hired with second city touring company. >> >> stephen: i think there might have been, like, 15 years when i either saw you or talked on the phone with you every day. >> every day. >> stephen: every day. we talked every day. >> stephen: you and me and paul dinello, one of my producers here, old friend of mine. >> look at us, we still get along. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you're the godmother to -- >> his two boys. >> stephen: both boys. john paul and luca. >> stephen: how's the spiritual advising going? >> he's at the age where i can ask him anything and not be embarrassed. if i want to ask him a question, i really want the answer from him. it's not like asking an adult. the other day i called him up and said how many quarters go into $25. i was rolling change. >> stephen: you don't know the answer? >> i'm sincere. he doesn't know it. i'm, like, how many quarters go into $25. he goes, i'll call you right back. he called me back and said 100. i said there's no way it's 100. i know my quarters, i collect quarters, i have

there was a certain joir des have vie, that you had, that was different from the other guys at second citys so much, man. >> what was your first impression of me? >> he is going to be so handsome in his late 50s. ( laughter ) really, that guy is going to blossom. >> that's so nice. >> stephen: why did you wait so long to get sexy? >> you know what? i just-- i just figured it was-- it was about time. ( laughter ). >> stephen: uh-huh. you are aware that now you are a hot salt-and-pepper zatty, right? you have to have heard this, right? >> no. >> stephen: can't get out of the box. you're stuck in the box. >> you're embarrassing me! >> stephen: are ever sick of people quoting "the office" to you? >> no, i love it. >> stephen: that's what she said. ( cheers and applause ) >> can i admit something to you? >> stephen: it's personal space, steve. >> the components of both of our breath is really warm. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it is-- it is getting a little steam nehere. would you-- would you-- would you like-- you used to be-- you're famously a bet of a sweater? >> yeah. >> stephen: would you-- >>

i mean everything i swear to formalise fugitives international second city as president of venezuela i added states probably recognize national symbol president one point zero as the interim president of venezuela we recognize and express our full support for the presidency of venezuela assumed by the president of the national assembly one quite though it is clear as that. is the right person to take from this white a forward. eagerly only looking only in more violence could mean honestly how. venice run up. to the turn how that's. been a strain on. we seek a peaceful transition of power. but all options are on. that . if god yeah. and. well here at the deep this bridge crossing right on the colombian venezuelan border i'm on the columbia side you can see venezuela behind me there was a lot of momentum here the small inning to get these so-called humanitarian aid trucks through. made an appearance this morning he climbed up on one of the trucks addressed the crowd and he made a statement standing alongside his allies and the president of chile and the president of paraguay the other

the reuslt means that liverpool are three points clear of man city in second, but city will go top onence if they beat everton on wednesday. very much in this title race. they still have to play at both liverpool and city. meanwhile in spain, there was one game on monday in la liga of significance. at the bottom of the table, leganes beat rayo vallecano 2—1, despite playing for the last 30 minutes with only ten men. the win moves them three points clear of the relegation zone, whilst their opponents remain in the bottom three. in serie a, meanwhile, lazio beat frosinone 1—0, who remain in the relegation zone. atalanta are fifth after they won 1—0 at cagliari. next — the new england patriots have landed back in boston after their historic night in atlanta. it wasn't a classic super bowl, their supporters though won't care. the patriots arrive home with a record equalling sixth super bowl title, after their victory over the la rams by 13—3. a parade will take place in boston on tuesday. as per tradition, the super bowl mvp julian edelman was honoured at disney world the day after the bi

civilians cannot attend to a rock second city of mosul because of the shocking amount of explosives left among seven million tons of debris the united nations mine action service is wont over one hundred thousand homes remain destroyed or damaged with fears that explosives the still inside after a massive three u.s. led coalition bombing campaign to defeat a cell which ended in two thousand and seventeen the problem is made worse by what's known as three d. contamination with mines hidden underground as well as among the deputy head of the u.n. mine action service warns it's all having a heavy physical and psychological effect my inaction is about suffering it's about people waking up at night with nightmares it's about kids who have the future jeopardized by disability disability has been in mental health physical disability is about to counter this kind of get back on its feet kind of her all the tools they need to revive the economy is because they run a come to me and they took it. to discuss this further we can now cross live to the u.n. mine actions have a senior program manager fo

civilians cannot return to ranks second city of mosul because of the appalling amount of explosives left among seven million tons of debris that's according to a warning from the united nations mine action service more than one hundred thousand homes. remained destroyed or damaged with fears explosives are still inside after a massive three year u.s. led coalition bombing campaign to defeat eisel that ended in twenty seventy the problems made worse by what's known as three d. contamination that's when mines are hidden underground as well as among the debris the head of the u.n. mine action service warns it's all having a heavy physical and psychological effect. my inaction is about suffering it's about people waking up at night with nightmares it's about kids who have their future jeopardized by disability disability has been in mental health or physical disability it's about a country that can't get back on its feet cannot have all the tools they need to revive the economy is because they ran a contaminated. pellet hammer from the un mine action services that are still much work to be d

today we got a real big show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, a as comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! ha ha ha! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was also just the idea that it was this sort of low-rent thing. it was this sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation that gave it an authenticity. >> now that our programming day has been extended i'm going to be spending -- >> where do you want me to put the kielbasa, mrs. brickl

foden‘s second, city's third, closed the question. millwall booked their spot in the last eight as they saw off fellow south london club afc wimbledon i—0. the only goal of the game came early on from murray wallace. it means the 2004 finalists are now one win away from a semi—final spot at wembley. and brighton are also in the last eight after beating derby county 2—1. anthony knockaert scored their opener before yves bissouma doubled their advantage. former england defender ashley cole pulled one back. he has won the cup seven times. this was his first fa cup goal. rangers missed the chance to narrow the gap between themselves and celtic at the top of the premier league down to three points. rangers had to settle for a 0—0 draw at home to stjohnstone. that means celtic could go eight points clear with a win at kilmarnock tomorrow. third—place aberdeen were also held at home by st mirren. elsewhere, there were wins for hibernian and dundee. to rugby union's premiership, and saracens are back at the top of the table, dislodging exeter

can get his aim and zane's inmarsat that is one of iran's largest religious shrines and around second city how does iran's fortieth anniversary of the revolution look from where you are. the world in many of the cities like much like home and the city with religious schools universities and seven areas these are places that are in many ways a ron's religious heartlands they are strongholds for conservative leaders for those who have conservative religious and political beliefs and so here despite the economic struggle that iran has no doubt been facing very harshly for the last year but for many years despite that economic hardship. in the capital tehran created a great deal of disillusionment in the clerical system of government for the clerical system of government that's been in place for four decades in places like this people are unwavering in unflinching in their support of the islam and ideals that many people say the one nine hundred seventy nine revolution was a referendum for many people we spoke to here said that the decision was made back then through rebellion through revoluti

what was it like here in the 60's jack out elizabeth: it was still the largest city in the nation. -- the second-largest city in the nation. the mayor was the head of the chicago democratic machine, but was also a power player in national politics. he helped to drive elections and decision-making in the national democratic party. it was also a's -- and externally segregated city. -- extremely segregated city. what was the view of the mayor and how did he view african-americans? elizabeth: it's interesting because they were a significant constituency for him. insidere marginalized the larger political structure and the democratic party apparatus. it was a conflicted relationship. as a northern democrat, mayor ofey was verbally supportive civil rights organizing that was happening in the south, to get rid of legal separation -- segregation. when i came to conditions here in chicago, he said there were less problems. steve: but this time. injured -- time period into congress. you have the little rock nine in 1957. the civil rights movement was brewing. what was happening? but was it like in the cou

long—running dispute, and the inability to solve it quickly, as incredibly embarrassing for the country's second citydents. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. he's been credited with reinventing the once stuffy house of chanel, and was a giant in the rarefied world of fashion haute couture. the designer karl lagerfeld, has died at the age of 85. he was one of the industry's most prolific figures producing several collections a year, not just for chanel, but fendi and his own label. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy wiliamson, looks back at his life. ina in a world that worships brands, karl lagerfeld enjoyed the status of a god. a workaholic with a sharp tongue and a brilliant eye for what would sell, he rescued the iconic fashion house chanel from its conservative, tweed image, as well as turning out lines or fendi and his own label. —— for fendi. his trademark dark glasses and white ponytail in contrast to his lavish fashion shows and elaborate sets, including, one year, a full—scale beach reconstructed inside a paris gallery. ijust do what my inner voices telling me. i'm thejoan of arc of design. kar

city's wild and creative side. lego's just grows and grows today it's africa's second largest. city and one of the world's most populous somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating their own design language one that seeks to meet the challenges of everyday life. increasingly their focus is on the mega-cities what was considered as african tenets of being within the ruling does not necessarily mean need to be realistic and appropriately for the city that we live in we have to face the fact that in the city of some people see some people say twenty two we need to live in a smaller and smaller spaces. like a molecular and new ultra modern and market district phase one of this project is already complete to see if you know what is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe architecture must adapt to changing lifestyles we need to be forward thinking we always need to reflect on. on how living in a city is evolving and changing i mean the whole world has changed in particular moving in smaller and smaller spaces being

been hosting a four day summit to address the scandal really challenge joins us live now from that second city really so the mass going to presented this twenty one point plan to get things moving just tell us what it is and what do abuse survivors think of it. there and yes the plan that you mentioned is this one here it is called reflection points and it is a pretty technical document it has terms like let's create listening structures let's have periodic reviews of protocols and that sort of thing but what it boils down to is basically practical and the roman catholic church might be able to use if this actually leads to concrete action across the world and then when sexual abuse cases come up and it talks about basically giving the accuses and the accused by youth hearings it is at the moment unpopular we've groups of abuse survivors such as echo. which is a pressure group that is trying to get the roman catholic church to adopt a zero tolerance policy towards sexual abuse and they say that the language that the pope used to use not so long ago last year which was of zero tolerance is not

on june the twelfth two thousand and fourteen islamic state forces took control of iraq's second city mosul a few days later in syria fell into jihad is towns and became the capital of the self-styled islamic caliphate. protests around the advances made by ass and extremist sunni terrorist movement that sees the shia as one of its principal enemies radically change the stakes while continuing to defend the damascus regime the islamic republic was now fighting for its survival as much in syria as in iraq. but the steal. of this is your friendship with iraq is precious to us. naturally iraq's security is also ours and vice versa. the same is true for syria. and the syrians don't overcome the jihadists at home they will enter iraq and then our country. and spread throughout the region. we turn bad one of their own. that is why the security of the muslim world and that of iran depends on the security of syria. so to defend its borders iran openly send soldiers from its could force an elite unit of the republican guard to both syria and iraq. you know i think it runs influence and commitme

elizabeth: chicago was still the second largest city in the nation.t was a city with strong political leadership led by mayor richard daley, head of the chicago democratic machine, but also an important power player in national politics and helped to drive elections and decision-making in the national democratic party as well. it was also an externally segregated city, as it remains today, but certainly in those times. steve: how did he view african americans? elizabeth: it was interesting because african americans were important political constituents for him. they voted for him. as a significant portion of the population, he had to court their vote. at the same time, they were marginalized in the larger political structure and even in the democratic party apparatus. as a northern democrat, mayor daley with at least verbally supportive of civil rights organizing that was happening in the south to get rid of legal segregation. but when it came to conditions in chicago, he said there were less problems. steve: put this time into context. you had the li

with the last name belluschi, in the second city he's more likely to be confused with this guy than his own father. over time, tony builds up an impressive portfolio -- cleveland's galleria at erieview in 1987, and the american airlines terminal at o'hare airport in 1988. >> did you eventually establish yourself separate and apart from your dad's legacy and reputation? >> that's, uh, been a lifelong pursuit of mine. >> but the son will soon come to think about his famous dad in a new light. >> for once, i was able to make the decisions without his input. >> and a father finally reveals his true feelings to his son. >> how'd it make you feel? >> um, sad, because he couldn't say that in person. >> a lot of dads can't. >> i understand. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. in addition to being an architect, frank lloyd wright was also well known in what other field? was it... the answer when we return. great news, liberty mutual customizes- uh uh - i deliver the news around here. ♪ sources say liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay fo

for that they're going to still grow in new york, but they'll actually, you know, not choose a second cityte, the governor wants them on board. would they come here? cory booker says how about newark? he knows newark well. we got a quote from him. our local community leaders would like to see amazon come. we're making sure we have a pathway to prevent the ills that are evident in genderification and make sure things work on our terms. sounds like jeff bezos isn't going to like new york any more than new york. >> no. i bet he's heading south. thanks, jeff. you probably want to head south, too, for better weather. good to see you. love having you. >> thanks. >> dana: some florida inmates save the day when they help rescue a baby locked inside a s.u.v. you can see they used tricks of the trade to rescue the toddler after the parents locked their keys in the vehicle. the good news is, the baby was not hurt. the inmates had been repairing medians nearby. now they're the heros. thanks for joining us on this monday, president's day. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: ex-congressman to ex-c

to show you why, i'll be exploring six of the host cities against the clock. yokohama is japan's secondhe capital, tokyo. it's also where the rugby world cup final will take place on november 2nd. so the challenge is this: i've got 90 minutes, the length of time it takes to play a rugby match, plus ten minutes of half—time, to see three of its highlights. my friend ryuzu has been making a plan. compared to cities like tokyo where the metro is so complicated, yokohama is pretty easy to navigate, because the train lines usually run from north to south. also, because it's a port town, you can always see the ocean in some direction, so you know where you're going. it's a night—time challenge, this one. ryuzu has set me up three activities here, something to see, something to do, and something to eat. so, i've got 90 minutes and my time starts in three, two, one... go! i start at the city's magnificent ferris wheel. when cosmo clock 2! first opened in 1997, it was the biggest ferris wheel in the world. now it's way down the rankings, but it's still a great place to get an overview of the cit

saying go to second and third series first and second city. i was kids in a campus five years ago when my money an envelope. white house key. peanut butter and jelly. how do you know what i speak from physically. then from my mom. think we're going to be here today just people. this is. going to be like you he said i don't want you to bury me in that in the stand. why don't you. want to be better to me. to be better than. that i hope to save the net and i wish this is a. the only hope for is that everybody's been generous moved now. this year it's just been really weird. days that i never thought would be slow here and so less there is i mean last thursday was probably the slowest i've seen here in five years. but you know it will have money i mean this is a luxury a couple days before christmas you know their choice as a pretty simple on at a their christmas gifts. on top of her full time job at a chain restaurant in downtown chicago emilia has worked one shift a week for twenty four years resign a family owned place near her home rosie's is

certain joire de vive you had, that felt like it, it was just different than the other guys at second citytephen: he is going to be so handsome in his late 50s. ( laughter ) i mean, really, that guy is going to blossom. >> that's so nice. >> stephen: why did you wait so long to get sexy? ( laughter ) >> you know what? i just-- i just figured it was-- it was about time. ( laughter ) >> stephen: uh-huh. you are aware that, now, you are a hot, salt-and-pepper zatty, right? ( laughter ) you have to have heard this, right? >> no. ( laughter ) >> stephen: can't get out of the box! can't-- you're stuck in the box. >> you're embarrassing me! ( laughter ) >> stephen: are you ever sick of people quoting "the office" to you? >> no, i love it. >> stephen: that's what she said. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> can i admit something to you? >> stephen: you can, it's personal space, steve. >> the components of both of our breath... ( laughter ) ... is really warm. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it is-- it is getting a little steamy in here. would you, would you-- would you like-- you used to be-- you're

seconds. but the gunners were going for a third straight league win, with ten minutes gone, they were level from lauren because you're in. cityconstructed, before the break, aguero struck again. the second half was co mforta ble again. the second half was comfortable for city, after an hour, the contest was over. aguero claiming his hat—trick, albeit with a suggestion that his arm played a part. 3—1 to city, stringing off the newcastle tobacco. putting pressure on liverpool, who play west ham tomorrow. it's a tough, tough job. we did it quite well in terms of mentality, intensity and our rhythm. we are now thinking about everton, a lwa ys we are now thinking about everton, always a tough game, so a tough week for us. game by game, we will see how far we will go. they have an advantage to us, with the time,... also with their good offensive and defensive players. we need to continue improving, or doing our way. it is not for each other we need time. its 10 games unbeaten now for manchester united, since ole gunnar solskjaer took over as manager. a goal from marcus rashford saw them beat leicester 1—0 to move up to fifth in the

city 9 days ago. matters were made worse by an fa cup home defeat by manchester united last night, where chelsea fans turned on their manager. after thursday s europa league secondunday. england's millie bright has been ruled out of the she believes cup due to injury. the chelsea defender has been replaced in the squad by manchester city's gemma bonner for the tournament in the united states later this month, in what is a world cup year. so plenty to play for and world cup spots to pin down. it's the third round of the six nations this weekend. and there's a big blow for scotland, as finn russell has been ruled out of their match against france. he's been central to the way they play, but russell has not recovered sufficiently from the head injury sustained for racing 92 against toulouse at the weekend. scotland beat italy in their first match but lost to ireland last time out and haven't hit the level they will have wanted before it began. england play wales, and will do so without maro itoje. despite a faster than expected recovery from the knee injury suffered in their win against ireland on the opening weekend, he won't be ready in time to face the only othe

this is "bloomberg." ♪ funny go amazon canceling plans to build a second headquarters in new york cityie: amazon canceling plans to build a second headquarters in new york city. there have definitely been some backlash. let's get to our guest to talk about this. michael mckee is with us. michael, amazon says 25,000 tech workers an average salary of $150,000 would eventually end up in long island city. why were state and local politicians opposed to this? michael: a lot of people in the area were opposed to it because what happens when you have a lot of wealthier people moving in, employees moving in, it displaces those already there. that is a concern. we have seen it happen in manhattan. the poor people, less educated people get pushed out farther and farther. it was political opposition to the deal, especially for long island city. long-term it is probably bad news for new york city because not only with the additional sellers add to the tax base, but the knowledge that they bring in helps spread knowledge throughout the city. one of the goals of the recent administration has been to

is the second largest city in iraq and it was badly damaged during the months of fighting that went on in the region two years after it stopped the old town on the western bank of the tigris is still in ruins. on the opposite bank meanwhile the scars left by the war are healing reconstruction efforts are well advanced former residents who've spent the past few years in camps are starting to return. the police and the army to make sure that i.i.s. is kept out of mosul. there are checkpoints on almost every street corner and soldiers patrol the city. but in the countryside tribal elders are the ones that decide who is allowed to return. is in charge of the security forces in mosul he knows the people in the area and how the families are blamed for the deeds of i.a.s. fighters. discovery. made as if. it is pretty. good of you to be as useful to him. literally to try to. fix it but it looks of. up to one hundred thousand people throughout iraq are believed to be affected most of them women and children . dozens of families and how mamma mia share the same fate. women in iraq can't oppose d

title race after their 3—1 win over leicester, a result that leaves them two points off second placed manchester citys afternoon. austin halewood reports. while the idea of leaving wembley seems to be fading this season, hopes of being a major part of the title race i still very much in the minds of spurs supporters. now lester may not be enjoying their best season, but they know how to play to their strengths. harry mcguire's had her tipped over the bar. concern for tottenham, mcguire's had her tipped over the bar. concern fortottenham, it didn't last long. erickson, as a lwa ys didn't last long. erickson, as always the ark is straighter, sanchez for the first time in a totte n ha m sanchez for the first time in a tottenham shirt, the finisher. in the second half, lester started to pose some questions of their own. but with a lack of bite upfront, perhaps the answer was on their own bench. a weaving run from james madison brought the fox is a penalty, tying for the heavy artillery. jamie vardy off the bench, the spot kick his first act of the game. but for once, his aim was off. a mistake from leste

women's super league leaders manchester city have been drawn against second tier tottenham hotspur, while reformed their women's team in 2018 — will host fellow fa women's championship side london bees. the sports minister mims davies is to have an "urgent" meeting with football leaders to try to tackle racism and discrimination in the sport. the fa, premier league, football league, players' representatives and anti—discrimination groups such as stonewall and kick it out will be invited to the meeting. it follows incidents of alleged racism and abuse in football in recent months. ireland's number eight, cj stander, will miss their six nations games against scotland and italy. stander suffered suspected fractures of his eye socket and cheekbone during irland's defeat to england at the weekend. he was injured during the first half but continued playing until the 65th minute. the fitness of keith earls, devin toner and garry ringrose will be monitored before saturday's trip to scotland. and the england back elliot daly is to leave wasps at the end of the season. he says it's the right time t

about two hours outside no poles second largest city takara why is the village just starting caught in the past landslides were common here. they swept down this steep slope destroying fields and threatening low lying areas in the village. broome grass was planted to try to improve this situation and it's already helped. additionally the drainage canal was built it takes up some of the floodwater reduces the force of the torrents and diverts the water into the fields the village has become a safer place to live. and it has an additional source of income and research can be used to make brooms farmer john newcombe bought all sells them and has been able to increase our income by twenty percent. i was around then about not like them there i mean i've been on about the thought of that and then if i want to and extra money as a farmer i have to work very hard for it. but with henri so it's faster and more pleasant it's quite a good feeling when about a warming. baro also burns the armory so to heat her home and cook and its leaves provide good fodder for her livestock food. here. but can b

city's wild and creative side. lego's just grows and grows today it's africa's second largest city and one of the world's most populous somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating their own design language one that seeks to meet the challenges of everyday life. increasingly their focus is on the mega-cities what was considered as african tenets of being within the rules and not necessarily mean need to be realistic and design more appropriately for the city that we live in we have to face the fact that in the city of some people some people say twenty two we need to live in smaller and smaller spaces. like a molecular and new ultramodern and market district phase one of this project is already complete to see if you know what is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe architecture must adapt to changing lifestyles we need to be forward thinking we always need to reflect on. on how living in a city is evolving and changing i mean the whole world has changed and particularly living in smaller spaces being more practical the demographic is changing how

street art call boxes which well it's a most roads in the city no longer serve a purpose but a historian is now hoping to give the boxes a secondife by creating public art that celebrates the city's.