settlement in near on a new contract, and they have a strong incentive to finish the talks in sherman oaks, because the alternative is spending the weekend in the valley. there is a joke in there somewhere. if you would like to go on a treasure hunt. [ laughter ] >> one of the problems with the strike was -- i just plunge right ahead -- they had new episodes being planned for this fall that were delayed indefinitely. they have a new western stars as the wrangler of an ant farm. in the first episode the kid is killed in a stampede. >> how many of you read the emmy nominations in the paper. [ applause ] >> everybody who is in television got nominated for something. they had a category for best toupee on a tv evangelist. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> no, no, no. not from the heart. they had some strange categories. up for the same award with dustin hoffman, willard scott, and king friday from the mr. roger's show. [ applause ] >> we're getting close to a joke here. [ laughter ] >> first lady nancy reagan had a birthday. she is now 65, and she looks wonderful. and she is now collecting social s

it was on this stretch of the 101 in sherman oaks california, where makize zarabi says she was trapped in her suv... right in the middle of traffic. smoke filled into my car and my son was in the backseat." she says her first thought was her 3 year old... and she started to panic. zarabi: "i saw all the smoke and i couldn't get out, i tried unclicking the button and it wouldn't work. and i realized the one tool that i have i can finally use it." six years ago makize says she bought this seat belt cutter... a plastic device with a blade along one edge, which she kept in her side compartment. so she grabbed it. zarabi: "cut myself out of my seatbelt and then jumped into the backseat." she then cut out her son... whose carseat belt had locked as well. within minutes, both were out. zarabi: "this 7 dollar tool that i had bought saved my son and i." now makize is hoping to spread the word about the importance of keeping a device like this in everyone's car, and posted it on facebook. makize suffered a back injury from the crash but says she and her son are lucky to be alive... and hopes her

stretch of the 101 in sherman oaks where makis zarabe says she was trapped in her suv, right in the middle of traffic. >> my seatbelt locked up, smoke- filled up into my car, and my son was in the backseat. >> reporter: she says her first thought was her 3-year-old and she started to panic. >> i saw the smoke, and i couldn't get out. i tried on clicking the button and it would not work. and then i realized, oh, the one tool that i have i can finally use it. >> reporter: six years ago, she said she bought this seatbelt cutter, a plastic device with the blade on one edge which she kept in her side compartment. so she grabbed it. >> i cut myself out of my seatbelt and jumped into the backseat. >> reporter: she then cut out her son whose car seatbelt had locked as well. within minutes, both were out. >> this is seven dollar tool that i had bought saved my son and i. >> reporter: now she's hoping to spread the word about the importance of keeping a device like this in everyone's car. so, she wrote about her experience and posted it to a mommy group on facebook. and so far has received dozens of

monkey chattering ) you know, if we had a car we could drive to that neat "body beautiful" class in sherman oaks. yeah, i'd like that. it's only for women. yeah, i know. that car could be the greatest thing that's ever happened to us-- a real miracle, a gift from heaven. oh, yeah, but is it a good car? well, i wouldn't go that far. when you borrowed the car that time you said it was a lousy car. well, for $750, it is a lousy car but for 200, it gets better. yeah, but what about all of those hey, if we leave them alone they'll grow together and become all one color. oh, i never thought of that. okay, what about insurance? we have to think about that, too. i've got an idea. we could pay it off in easy monthly installments. we have trouble paying rent in easy monthly installments. oh, you want a good idea. jack: chrissy, janet, look i'm surprised at you. if people waited until they could afford things it would destroy the entire economy of this country. oh, he's right. oh, let's do it. ooh... okay. count me in. terrific! all for one and one for all! oh, jack, are you sure we can manage this? everyt