and this is shirley feeney.or, garry marshall, to produce. >> they want to do a spin-off with you two. >> mr. hopkins. she had a cough drop. >> very first show, for an audience. cindy's saying, you know, this probably won't go. but we're really having a great time. let's open a car wash or something. >> i thought, i'm going to get to stay in town, not have to move out of town, which i was going to do. and i've got my rent for the next year. ♪ i know that i love >> reporter: and would you believe the characters, lenny and squiggy weren't originally part of the show? >> squiggy? are you okay? >> i've been singed. >> reporter: david lander and michael mckean created the characters in the late 1960s, performing them with their comedy group. the two were hired as writers for "laverne & shirley," when penny marshall suggested they perform their fact for her brother. >> penny invited me and michael to a party, celebrating the sale of laverne and shirley. penny said, maybe you can do the characters. i said, if we go the

stand up, shirley.ears ago we had a wonderful opportunity to work with supervisors mirkarimi and are lee on the adoption of san francisco's slavery disclosure ordinance and we're looking forward to having is the same kind of experience with supervisor coyne as she moves forward in legislation with us the we're very excited about that undertakele -- taking. that was supposed to lead to a nice little smooth transition for them to make remarks. since they are not here -- somebody's coming, i'm told. on cue, supervisor coyne, right on cue is here. supervisor malia cohen, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. hello. happy black history month. -- month. how are you good. thank you for coming out here this morning. i'm so excited to be here. there have been many years that have come and gone in the past that i was in these seats over here listening to the speakers commemorate, honor the memory and legacy of many of our an set of erps and the persons that have gone on before us and it is about time that we starte

and they knew each other before i knew shirley. we've had this long, what, 50-year relationship and bond. so when al called me about bringing some pieces here to san francisco, we didn't hesitate. i'm going to ask all uven to take, when you go to d.c., on the main floor of the main gearly -- gallery at the american history museum, the most visited museum in the world, there is george washington to the left, the american flag to the middle, and the kiprusoffy collection to the right. and i just want you to know that because you know, luis was trying to tell you who the kinseys are and you know what? you need to know who's speaking to you so sometimes you sit up a little bit better and you listen, but we are very grounded in what we're doing and we've lived in san francisco back in the 1970's. we ran a million square feet for der -- xerox out of south san francisco. we ran the oakland branch in oakland for three years there where i had 100 black folks working for me in 1977, just so you know. so we got our roots in the right place. w

. >> each day nurse shirley chaplin wears this cross as a symbolic reminder of her christian face. >> to me it is almost symbolic like a wedding band. i made the vows to be a christian at 16, 17. i have never taken it off. >> if the british government has it this way, she'll lose her rights to wear a cross the work that employers have the right to ban employees from wearing the cross and fire them if they insist on doing so. >> cbn news has been following shirley chaplin's case since 2010 when she filed for discrimination. >> by making that kind of statement, they make the cross an issue. >> williams however is deeply concerned of the implications that the government stands for the future of religious liberty for the uk and europe. >> i can hardly bear to think of what the implications are. as the director of the christian legal center, i don't contemplate losing. >> british government wasn't able to speak to cbn news about this matter. they said the equality act makes clear people have the right to express their views in a legitimate way as long as they don't discriminate against a p

heap's produced tv classics like happy days and laverne and shirley and directed silver screen hits. gary marshall shares his favorite hollywood memories. >> and we'll do the walk through. i don't know what it means, but it is on. >> and ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] thank you. very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studio necessary new york the president love to demonize big oil. >> do we want to keep subsidizing big oil or do we want to make sure we are investing in clean energy . >> talking about the oil company that they plot to make our lives miserable and wreaking havoc on our company. i am not sure big oil is. maybe there is it little oil as well the obama campaign accuses of mitt romney being in the tarching for bill oil. i haven't seen the tank, it must be a tank of gasoline, and frankly i have been arown mitt and i don't detect the smell of gasoline or oil. i don't own stock in a oil company and not in the tarching for him. but let me help president obama with facts about his favorite devils, big oil. >> oil companies keep less than

shirley reekie: "this is what i love to do. to be outside teaching a class, i'm in heaven. and to have people that want to learn, what an ideal situation." this is not your ordinary lecture course. the class meets twice a week in los gatos at lexington resevior where the students train and learn the proper techniques. some of the training includes indoor morning warm-ups on the rowing machines, which strengthens legs, back, and arms. brittany manrubia: "as a result of taking the class, i'm, right now in the best shape that i've ever been in. with the ore workouts, and the workouts out on the water, they keep me physically fit and in shape." the students gain a real sense of teamwork. during each class session the student's work together, carrying the boats and paddles up and down the dock. communication is extremely important out on the lake. teammates depend on each other to do their specific jobs. having the team in synch helps the pacing. the rowing class is sailing smoothly. but reekie says that this class along with all the other physical education classes at sjsu may

laverne, shirley, potsy, richie, of course the fonz. gary marshal brought them to our living room and made them a part of our lives. we're going to talk about the very happy days when gary marshall joins us next. [applause] name one of >> name one of your favorite tv shows or movies and chances are my next guest either created or directed it. gary marshall has been entertaining us for five decades. he is the man behind the scenes of all of this. ♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ tuesday, wednesday, happy days ♪ ♪ thursday, friday, happy days ♪ ♪ the weekend's gone, we're ready to race for you ♪ ♪ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ♪ give us any chance we'll take it, read us any rule we'll break it ♪ ♪ we're gonna make our dreams come true ♪ ♪ nanu, nanu >> can two divorced men share an apartment without driving each other crazy? ♪ >> well, gary had some great behind the scenes stories that he tells in his new book "my happy days in hollywood", but please welcome gary marshall? so nice to have you here. [applause] >> you know, just watching those scenes

starring with shirley mclean in the dark newcombdy "bernie" based on a friendship that ends in murder. >> it was, you know, a peculiar case because he's the most liked guy in town, the least likely to commit murder. >> reporter: "bernie" opens on friday and that's your eye on entertainment. cbs news, los angeles. >> we can't hate shirley mclean. >>> thank you for watching and being with us for 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. glad you're here. here's monika santami and she is too. >> i am. >> howard bernstein hat your weather. >> going to be a good day to get outside and enjoy. even lunch time should be pretty accident. temperatures by then -- pretty decent. temperatures by then in the low 60s. get ready for a good looking wednesday. now we'll show you the weather graphics after the preview of something there. we've got temperatures in the mid-40s in town. 30s in the suburbs. by noon sunny and 63. we'll have highs in the upper

you and shirley maclaine.> finally together at last. >> how much fun was that working with her, by the way? >> incredible. i mean, she's shirley maclaine. she's a hero of mine. one of the great actors of all time. and so yeah, it is an honor and a blast. you thought i was going to say privilege. it's an honor and a blast. >> you changed it. it's hard to look at you and not laugh just in general. >> i'm not going to take that as a compliment. >> is that a compliment? you are absurd. >> no, but we should point out this story, it's a serious story, but it is a dark comedy, right? >> yeah. it can't decide what it is. is it a serious thing or is it a comedy? yeah. it's both. we're pushing the envelope. i don't know if you ever saw a little movie called "fargo," but that's the kind of flavor we're going for, which like it's dark, it's scary sometimes but it is also very funny. >> difference here, though, true story. some people in the state of texas, particularly in this town, who say this wasn't so funny at the tim

if you want to see another shirley chisholm rise, we are on the same team. if you want to let more women serve on the supreme court like elena kagan and sonia sotomayor, then we are on the same team. if you want to see more women like hillary clinton over at the secretary of state, being head of that office, then we are -- >> on the same team! >> if we want to see more melissa harris-perrys and rachel maddows on television telling our story, we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want a fair pay act in your lifetime we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to see the tea party disappear, we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to reach that 51% that you heard about this morning in the united states congress, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> all right. if we want a congress that's responsive to our needs, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to keep title 9, as our sister spoke about this morning, arlene, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> -- on the same team. all right. if you want the equal rights amendment ever to happe

. >> for more on the lessons of '76, i'm joined by craig shirley, president of shirley and banister affairshor of "reagan's revolution" i have it here, all about the '76 campaign. craig, i would argue '76 may be the last time where the -- the convention is normally filled with delegates more conservative than the republican nominee. >> right. >> that we will have a bigger gulf, as big of a gulf as we have had between sort of where the delegates are and the party is versus where the nominee is. >> absolutely right. the delegates were far more conservative. it was the beginning of the tipping point of the party toward becoming more conservative. you had these issues going back to the '40s and '50s, goldwater versus rockefeller and romney and the others and '68, but '76 is really the beginning of the time when conservatives do take, at least at the delegate level, take control of the republican party and that holds true today. >> you are mitt romney, going to go through a convention, going to have to give away a lot of stuff in the platform. >> right. sure. >> stuff that he doesn't -- his camp

my wife was a little jealous that shirley was dominating my time.had something special. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> yes and that's clearly as we saw from the clip. >> on the side. >> on the side. okay. and speaking of people who have something special, you are a friend of angelina jolie, that they're -- she's getting married to brad. >> mm-hmm. >> i was wondering if you are going to be -- >> if i'm jealous? >> or whether you're going to be the best man >> did you say speaking of something on the side? i've never had anything on the side with angelina. >> i said -- >> i don't want to get in trouble here. every time i open my mouth about angelina, something wrong pops out. and there's a huge firestorm around me. so i'm not going to fall into your trap. >> oh, okay, okay. i'm sorry i said it. >> but i'm happy for them. they're wonderful peeps and i wish them the best nuptials. >> okay, good. all right. jack black. we wish you the best. with "bernie." >> thank you. >> in theaters on friday. what a pleasure. >> pleasure is mine. >> i love having you in our

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robin and lara -- laverne & shirley.you do not want to miss a second. >> us too, we've been practicing. >> i would have done the same with "in living color" yesterday so i understand. >> how good was that? they were unbelieve. laverne & shirley, just as good. >> we'll talk to you later. >>> new poll shows possible voter disconnect in the early stages of the campaign behind the government's plan. supporters of the measure to hike taxes on high income earners hope to submit enough signatures to qualify the november ballot. a poll by -- in california shows only a slight majority of 54% favor the governor's tax plan nearly eight tesz of californians oppose the -- 80% of the"iáq californians oppose e five billion dollar trigger guts. >>> good news for the nation's big airlines. -- >>> higher fares at united airlines are helping the company deal with rising fuel costs. as a result, the airline reporting a smaller than expected quarterly loss. fuel cost 21% more than a year ago. nintendo out with a smaller than expected profit

friday, "laverne & shirley."irley." >> that was great. >> no tweeting pictures before. >> i wanted to. but i didn't. >> i didn't. i was tempted. >> there's a woman having a lot of fun with you right now. >> aw. >> how are you? >> i'm great. >> she's real good about now. >> whoa, whoa. >> okay. >> i think we better step in. ma'am, away from josh. easy. easy. >> while she takes a cold shower. >>> we're going to talk about dog versus dog. there's jub jub. remember jub jub? we love jub jub. we want to know, do you have a dog that can do better? if so, we want you to send a video of him or her. and they might be in contention for top dog. all you need to do is go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to find out how to enter. i'm still laughing at your date. >> keeping an eye on him. >> i know. >> aw. >> none for you. none for you. >>> we're going to move to marilu henner. she's inside. she's here to give us her secrets of her amazing memory. she writes about how we can make our memories work for us. her new book, "tota

you saw that with shirley sherrod. chris: well said. you said we steam reach a consensus of racially triggered violence when president obama commented on the case who said if he looked like a son that looked like trayvon. >> this is one of those subjects that so difficult to talk about because there are so many land mines. i'm curious to know what he thinks. he has given a speech offer race. and i think we want to have a conversation. in a way it's an opportunity to sort of level the playing field. let's talk these things through. my particular with this particular case is there has been such a rush to judgment and there is this assumption that there are things there that might not be there. we just don't know that. >> the first time he spoke on this he said as a father this is what my son would look like this. >> the question is can he, should he say anything more since this is a case under investigation yet to be take on the the garage yet to know -- to the grand jury. let's talk about the clip you played, his afeel the core decency o

our guest today is craig shirley, president of shirley and the minister of public affairs same relations marketing firm whose written for "the washington post," "the los angeles times," the "the washington times," conservative digest, the weekly standard and many other publications putative she previously authors reagan' revolution the untold story of the campaign that started it all. there was the first book detailing his pivotal 1976 challenge president ford in the republican primary. and he also offered that rendezvous with destiny, ronald reagan and the campaign that changed america for the 1980 campaign revealing the behind the scenes story for the white house. you will note there is a consistency in craig' books. rendezvous and this are both very well researched although this one was over about 15 months and this one is only about 31 days. we are pleased to have him with us today and we will do so questions up here and then we will open up to the audience for anything out there as well. there are a lot of things different in 1941. there were a lot of things still the same. the reds

shirley dicks and was one of the first residence to throw out the first pitch. it is a new concept for an assisted living. it is located where the zero memorial stadium used to sit. it is a different kind of calm. -- where the old memorial stadium used to sit. >> the number of chesapeake bay crabs is at a record high this year. two-thirds more than last year. it is mystery of why there are fewer adult female crabs around. david collins runs us live from the city dock. >> while it is great news that the number of cravath has increased by 66% from last year, here is the real question. does that mean crab prices will go down? this regional icon is making a strong comeback, according to an annual survey of the chesapeake bay blue crab. >> it is good news for the bay, for jobs, and for our economic recovery. >> while the number of juvenile crabs nearly tripled, the stock of spawning females dropped. >> with the water being warmer, they may have stayed more in the shallows, which would have made fewer of them. -- make your of them accessible to the survey. >> four yea

shirley is my hometown, but mostly people cannot believe it, mostly people in california are sendingoing to make a charity. i'm going to help people. it's changed my whole life. >> unfortunately, less than a year after the incident, mohammed falls victim to a bad economy and is forced to close the store he ran in shirley for 15 years. but true to his word, he donates whatever remains on his selves to local churches and charities. if you have a video you would like to send to us, logon to our website, caught on camera msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "ct

>> stahl: and then, there's shirley maclaine.ull wallace treatment in 1984. >> wallace: you really believe that you lived lives before. >> shirley maclaine: oh, yes, mike. i do, there's no doubt in my mind about it. >> wallace: and you really believe in extraterrestrial... how, do they come visit you on the porch? "now you're being unpleasant, wallace," is what you're saying. >> maclaine: yes. this is what i was a little afraid of. but you don't have to be that unpleasant. it doesn't become you, you know? >> stahl: but dare we say it-- in his old age, a side of mike emerged that was positively paternal. here he is with actress hilary swank, whose rise to the top in hollywood is a story to soften the heart of even the toughest old crank. >> hilary swank: my mom said that i could do anything that i wanted in life as long as i worked hard enough. and to this day it still makes me... really emotional. >> wallace: yup. >> swank: because... i just never questioned it, you know? she just always believed in me. >> wallace: she was the ge

we will hear from shirley and jay. they are represented by an extraordinary attorney. we are going to start now. >> hello, everyone. thank you for inviting me to speak my parents brought me here when i was 14, 10 years ago, from the island country of fiji and the south pacific. and they came here illegally and applied for a green card. no one told them it would take 10 years to get it. my grandmother is a u.s. citizen and today my parents and my sister, my entire family here are citizens. i am the only undocumented in my family. that is because immigration officials refused to follow the law. i will explain why. it took so long to get my parents residency that i aged out. they do not care when you turn 21. they tell you to get in the back of the line. even waiting nine years, they are asking me to go to the back of the line again. i will be 23 by the time i can immigrate to the country legally. in the meantime, growing up, my parents had no idea this would happen. i graduated from college with a bachelor's in political science with a master's i as well. we fought hard

. >>> and legendary child actress turned diplomat shirley temple black turns 84. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. in a "today" exclusive, tv host and reality star giuliana rancic and her husband will be live in studio with a big announcement, and two hollywood favorites, hugh grant and jack black open up live about their latest movie roles. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> good evening, i'm shirley chickery. i have two daughters in paul revere. i'm here on behalf of my family. i would like to share all my observations during my first daughter when she started her preschool, since 2009. the behavior of the students before, they were so aggressive. if you only -- if you will only visit paul revere during that time, the children, they are so behaving differently from now because before, when we went to will paul revere, we saw this middle school children, they're kicking the gate just to enter the school, and i said, i feel so scared, i said, i don't want my children to see this kind of behavior. so i would like to support our principal, ms. salmon, because when she came to paul revere, she changed a lot of this behavior. she stopped this kind of behavior that the children showing around the neighborhood. it's like now they are more peaceful. they don't kick the gate, and then they are -- they have their discipline in themselves. and then about the attendance, before, even the parents, they don't have discipline. they will come