smithers never actually comes out and says i am gay.ene in havana. let's take a look at this. ♪ >> i'm happy. eem in a new world and completely forgotten about. >> what, the buzzard of death? it reminds you of him. >> i'm sorry, sir. >> you address me like i am him? everything reminds you of him. i bet that mural of him being driven out of cuba in 1959 reminds you of him! >> ah, ulio. why didn't you think there was a need for some kind of big announcement to put this on the record? because some people said that's what the show is lacking. >> i think the story we wanted to tell is a story -- the surprise was that he's no longer -- he's potentially no onner pining for this 1,000-year-old man. the surprise isn't that he's gay. i kind of love that we did it in this way that the springfielders just embrace it. they've known it all along and they love him. in many ways he's the most competent character on the show. he's probably the reason that springfield city hasn't been destroyed in numerous meltdowns. >> yes. >> but he -- so when they dis

. >> smithers, release the hounds. excellent. >> last in the race, as the presidential nomination contest rained on. >> the latest employment from the government shows promise. 215,000 was created. more than 200,000 were created this year. not all sectors were benefitting. the manufacturing sector lost 29,000. unemployment ticked up, and the labour department says it's good news, it means more people are joining the workforce. >> chicago school teachers walked off the job after working eight months without a contest. it was a protest against the budget problems. districts rally and diane eastabrook was there. >> this is what greeted chicagoans on the way home from work. thousands of protesters filling the streets. ittarted in the morning as 27,000 chicago teachers walked off their jobs because they haven't had a contract for nearly a year with the city. in the afternoon it culminated into a massive protest with not only the teachers, but members of other labour unions and fast food workers, they are angry because the d

after 27 years in the closet waylon smithers, the executive assistant to mr. big reveal gives homer a chance to meddle where he probably shouldn't by playing matchmaker and helping smithers find mr. right. you can see where that is going to be going, right? the episode was inspired by one of the show writers who said there's no better way to tell his gay son he loves him more than to write a cartoon about it and turn it into a story line. it was actually something he pitched three seasons ago. >> really? >> kind of cool to see it come to fruition for him. >>> and, guys, it's pretty hard to upstage taylor swift but it's happened and by none other than her bodyguard which is kind of odd, right? the pop singer, a member of her squad which was victoria secret lily aldridge and the model's daughter were recently spotted clearly enjoying thenselves at the happiest place on earth, but look at the guy sitting behind taylor. see him right there. stone-faced. cool as a cucumber. unfazed by one of the drops on the radiator springs ride, i've ridden it several times. it i

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. >>> after a lot of hinting, they finally revealed that the character smithers is gay. >>> and "snl"e donald. >> there was a lot of violence. a young woman was pepper spray. >> donald trump does not personally condone violence. >> right. let's randomly see what's happening right now at his rally. >> i'm voting for you. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above quilted northern works ♪their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing. at least he's not constable bob. . >>> now at 4:126, in montgomery county, a nasty injury caused at least a dozen to be injured. what we're learning in an update. >>> and a heads up for anybody plan to go use amtrak today. the delays you could face after a deadly derailment. >>> and the future of rfk stadium unveiled. what we could learn in just a matter of ho

montgomery burns, so homer goes in search for a better match for his supervisor. >> excellent, smithers of the show's writer's relationships with his own gay son. >>> and speaking of coming out, on friday we promised a big announcement on our show. so it's my turn to tell you this. reena has an announcement. >> you've got something to say? >> no, no, no, go, please. >> well, the time has come, folks. >> what? >> yes. friday will be my last day on the show. all good things must come to an end. >> no! >> but we promised the bonus "skinny" for a reason. >> no! >> rare opportunity do you get to meet the new co-host is someone who you really like. someone i've worked with in the past. i'm being reunited with. we actually have a baby shower on saturday to go to. did you check the registry list? come on over. >> we have to check the registry and make sure we don't buy the same gift. >> that would be very awkward. >> so you're leaving? >> i'm departing. i'm going to have a day shift now. diane's coming in. i wanted to give you my old abc weather jacket. it has my sweat and my germs. >> all righ

smither. the contract is 98% of the lochner,ip, -- 98% to and the remaining 2% to smither. what it does is i think it is a way to get around the bakeshop act. after joe had been arrested and he took the case to court, every baker in america donated a dollar to the legal defense fund. my mother i think it was a test case. the reason i think joe would sympathetic defendant, is that he was a hard-working immigrant from germany, his bakery was on the first floor, not in the basement. like a lot of other bakeries of that time. . it was also very clean. that is what i was always told growing up, as well, which may not have been typical for bakeries of that time period. ms. swain: randy barnett, you want to start? prof. barnett: i want to talk about the germans a little bit. there was a lot of anti-german sentiment. meyer v nebraska was a case in which a local statute prohibited the teaching of german in grade school. that's how the anti-german it also said this , restriction on the teaching of german also failed. unconstitutional, in part because the deprived the people that did

. >> smithers, release the houndzs. excellent. >> reporter: laughs in the republican race, the presidential nomination grinds on >>> new york news the department of motor vehicles website to register voters on line. this year it saw a last minute surge with 41,000 application between march '10 and 20, but half of them first time voters all determined to make a difference in the primary. >> reporter: 35-year-old will be voting for the first time april 19 in new york's primary. why have you nvr voted before now some-- never voted before now? >> i'm not independent. >> reporter:-- >> i was not interested before >> reporter: why are you independent now? >> because there comes a time when you want to have a voice >> reporter: we met him at a rally where there were many registered voters, young people. when did you register to vote? >> my birthday >> reporter: he plans to vote for hillary clinton r there any republicans in your house? >> yes. gentleman who? >> me >> reporter: why are you at a hillary clinton rally? >> because

. >> smithers, release the houndz. excellent. >> reporter: laughs in the republican race, raw determination for democrats as the presidential nomination contest grind on. david shuster. al jazeera >>> new york uses its department of motor vehicles website to register voters on line. this year the site saw last minute surges in registration. nearly 41,000 applications between march '10 and march 20, about half were for first-time voters. randall pinkston reports. >> reporter: 35 year old will be voting for the first time april 19 in new york's primary. why have you never voted before now? >> honestly, i was never interested >> reporter: why are you interested now? >> because it there comes a time where you want to be able to have a voice. >> reporter: we met him at a rally for hillary clinton at the apol loshgs theater in-- apollo theater. why did you register to vote? >> my birth >> reporter: plea e he plans to vote for hillary clinton. >> reporter: are there republicans in your house? >> yes. >> reporter: why are you

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