and at t this point t in tim, i i was about t to panic.. and i'i'm saying t to myself..before i got intoto the placece and i saidid, "no, you can't t go in therere upse" i had toto not be gloria a at that titime, i had to b become somemebody ele to makake it belieievable. hehere we go.. i had to g go in and stand d to this cocounter anand tell thehem that it t d like i'd b been a winnnner. the mamanager cameme out sa, "havave a seat."." anand i had toto give them my infnformation---- the e fake telepephone numbe, the e fake addreress. [dramatitic music] ♪ ♪ anand then thehey finally y ct and cocongratulateted me. the e manager atat the mcdono, the cashshiers, evererybody runnnning aroud so hapappy that they y got the wiwinnr come to ththeir mcdonanald'. and there i i was, i i couldn't e even hardlyy put a smilile on my faface. by t the time i i got to theh- got backck to the cacar, jejerry colombmbo wawas having a a fit. because e it had takake-- itit took too o long. and ththere he wasas, as s soon as i g get in the e, "okakay, what totook you so o " then i h had to exp

you'u're not doioing it in t t. you're notot doing g it in flororence. e craz. nonot only peoeople outsidi, but t also our g grandma. - yeahah. she sasaid you werere crazy. - yeah, , when we bebegin, our r grandma sasay: - [laughs]s] the brbrothers' lolove of re also insnspires their dedessert menunu. and mamanuel's sigignature dh is "rice fieield in wintnte" - when i i study thihis dish, i go in n the rice f field for tastste the grouound, fofor smell ththe ground.. we use chehestnut creaeam. - what's's that? - it's ricice ground.. it's a a biscuit o of rice flr and d chocolate.e. we add s some of thehe crispy r. - thatat one i usesed to have for brbreakfast. - - yes. - i i was a kid-d-- not as g good as thahat, but y. - anand the wintntertime forors one of thehe most poetetic momt of t the year. - this is s cool. - - you have t to be a litittle- - crazy.y. - yes. - [laughghs] - put someme liquid ninitroge. - so w what did hehe put in th? - anand then youou're freezizi? - likeke snow. thahat's cool. so n now it's snsnowing. that's g genius. - a mornrnin

soso it was, t the whole t t, poininted at thehe children. jennnnifer brownwn hyde: even morere scary wasas the pantyte that t they had pulleded over theheir face. lalarry park: : they were e t, smashing t their nose e down. theieir eyes werere hollow.. it remininded me of f demons. mike m marshall: a and all of a suddenen, we're drdriving. i'm m trying to o figure out what's's going on.n. if i c can figure e out ththe why, thehen maybe i can figugure out a w way to interrupt t what's coming to comeme next. and d we drive a a little fufu, then the g guy runs ththe bus intoto a big slolough. lylynda carrejejo: it was a deepep incline.. wewe were joststled alall over thehe place. when we finally stopped, we saw another van. now, t there was a a white van and a a green van.n. larry y park: the e van drove et back to ththe door of f the b. and then, , they had a all te kids on ththe right-hahand sie gogo into the e white van.. jennifer b brown hyde:e: in ththat first g group of chchin was my brorother. he turned d and lookeded at me e down the a

you u don't get t somethingg like t that withouout getting to t trust the v vision of someone e like " "atlanta" isis they don'n't even tryy to jusust be sitcocoms. ththey're compmpletely comomfoe sort of f straddlingng that le betweeeen comedy a and drama. - - where are e your ancesess frfrom? congo,o, ivory coaoa? - i don't t know. this spookoky thing called slalavery happepened, and mymy entire etethnic ididentity wasas erased. - i i remember a an episode e , and i was s like, "oh h my go. hehe covered m mental illnln, blblack unemplployment." - i'm nonot asking f for mone. - you shouould be. aint you h homeless? - not rereal homelesess. i'i'm not usining a rat ass a phonone or sometething. - dodon't be racacist, man.. thatat make you u schizophrer. ththat don't m make you hohome. - - he covereded so many t tos in not eveven the wholole epis. that was l like the first fefew scenes.. - and he g gets to doo it undnder a blackck lens while haviving that not be t the only ththing about ththe show that is inintriguing.. - - black peopople can now say ththemselves,, "this is w who we ar

anand, uh, i p processed t t, anand we just,t, you knowow, kept walalking.the m mayor. - - i'm ready,y, mayor. - eveveryone in n this cityy shouldld remain cacalm. the veryry best thining to do o right noww would bebe to remainin home. if y you're outstside ofof southern n manhattan,, you shouldld remain where yoyou are. you u shouldn't t panic. you shouldldn't worry.y. what i w was trying g to do was to getet us on telelevis, on thehe radio, toto tell peopople what tot, to give ththem some adadvic. it's a t terrible trtragedy. the e best way we're gogonna get ththrough ts is i if we remaiain calm and d just listeten to everyr, nonot to panicic. - we w walked up a a few more blocksks to a firerehouse. - wewe got to ththe firehou, and i i was told b by tom m bundersonn ththat father r judge had d d. i knew fatather judgee for eieight years.s. i wawas very clolose to hi. ththat was thehe first pererst i knewew about thahat had di. i had to k keep sayingng to m myself, "don't t think aboutut it. puput it out o of your min, and keep f focused." - the sesecond to

but t for me, i'm putttting legs t to that.ou know, , he's feediding off f the energygy part. no, i wasnsn't abouout to stop p that. ththat was grereat. itit's a fieldld trip, rigig? [engine e revving] i'm gegetting calllls, "thehe f*** are y you doing?" "i mean, w why are youou--wh" this i is, like, "are y you adlibbibing?" and i'd gogo, "hey, jajan." my camerera guy, rigight? can you u get this?"?" "y"yeah, i canan get it."" [t[tires screeeech] - dougug struck meme as one of thehe new breeded of ages who thinksks outside the box,x, if you wiwill. but he wasas gung-ho from the g get-go. - thisis is where e i got the, uh, " "people" mamagazin. and d inside we e had ththe monopolyly game with thehe instant $1 millilion winner,r, anand it was g great; itit's fantaststic! - - great! - - got it, okokay. - he's t telling us s how hen the e prize, allll the bs. his was s a magazinene-type thing whicich, at the e tie i didndn't even knknow. i'm lookining over, i i go, "really? i i thought y you gogot this offff the packakag" - and amy

i don't t know.en you lose.e... you don'n't think ababout-- you don't t give a shihit. i i didn't givive a shit about thatat stuff at all.. he wasn't t messing wiwith the momost savory y kind of pep, yoyou know? um...[.[scoffs] i don't knknow. i don't t know. [s[sniffles] - my grarandparentss did d point blamame at my m, anand that's n not cool. she lolost her hususband, you knowow? shshe lost herer soul matet. i 100%0% don't belelieve thatat was sometething thatat she did o on purpose. i dodon't--not a at all. - robin had lived the lavish lifestyle when she w was marrieded to j. she hahad the moneney. she e had the cacar. she hahad the big g house. she had d everythingng. oncece jerry pasassed , that m mon, thatat cash cow,w, you mamay call it,t, is gone. so now a at this poio, rorobin's hungngry for thahat , so she lititerally wowould do anynything at a l to h have the momoney. - the whwheel of jusustice. let's s spin the w wheel and sesee who it l lands on this week.k. looks likeke we're gononna c

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i've just t met with t the may, mayor gigiuliani, ththis morng and hahave given t to him mymy letterf new yoyo. [tense music] ♪ ♪ - the rurumors abouout rudy andnd cristynee began to bubble up fairly early on. crisistyne lategegano, atat that timeme, was a a relativelyly inexperied rerepublican o operative,, and d in fairly y short order becameme the cocommunicatioions directr she e became sucuch a gatekekr toto all thingngs rudy. everythingng had toto go througugh her, which h was a veryry big probm withthin the admdministration and withinin rudy's ininner cir. - nobody c could figurure it t except to assume that they y had more t than a a professiononal relationsh. this whispering campaign began. - it's's untrue, a and unfai, and,d, as i saidid before, v vi. - ultimamately, peteter power, who wawas rudy's closest t confidantete, gave himim an ultimamatum. he c chose criststyne. pepeter left city hall. many view that as the biggest mistake rudy made. - rudy no longer had a moderating voice to keep him on track. - if one's approach to life is loyalty over competence every time, a few

anand that's t that. all right,t, go ahead,d, put it.mellow-tasting garlic as their own. bubut don't tetell that to the umbrians. itits classic c partner is a s simple papassata made frorom tomatoeses harved justst a few weeeeks ago. thick enenough to hahang on to the sauauce, thesese pici arere the perft papasta to go o with it. ohoh, look at t that. oh, gorgeoeous. - now you u see why ththey calt eggplantnt caviar. - what i is that, tatarragon? - tarragagon. ththe secret i ingredientt is a b bit of davivide's finge. - a littttle touch o of humany in thehere, yes. - if y you happen n to have a bruschchetta-- - oddly enenough, we d do. ♪ ♪ more salt.t. [l[laughter] - more s salt? - - no. - ststanley, wouould you mind helplping me? - of couourse, yes.. go, eat, e eat, eat, e eat. mangia, , mangia. pass thosese down. this rusustic open-a-air feast.. wait, i i need a forork. umumbria's ansnswer to fine didining. guys, , this is inincredible. the twtwins and ththis farm. - buon appppetito. all: b buon appetitito. - really e encapsulatete ita

-t-thank you, , cheers. there's a family whose name hangs over this region like thehe hot tuscacan su. ththeir astoninishing wealh made thehem one of t the most powerfrful familieies on eararth baback in the e 1500s. they practically bankrolled the renaissance, payingng for artisists anand scientisists like michelangelo and galileo to remakake the worlrld. [tucci] how many days a week are you here? they are the medici.i. so comome in. and i'i'm going toto meet one of t them. yoyou are in a a place ththat the flolorentines c cl 'the casinono de medicici'. and ththis is a plplace creatd as a a scientifific laboratoy the medicici wanted alall the bright mininds in eurorope to come here and to create new things and d to experimiment with s sc, with thehe arts, with food,d, with spicices. so it was s like you s say a ththink tank.. a ththink tank.. -or a tastste tank. -exactlyly. expert a art restorerer, daniniela murphyhy, is s sneaking meme in for an aududience with t the most popowerful medici o of them allll.

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t thank you..takeke clm toto having ththe best adodobo, but t the basic c ingredientnt, i ththink, will l remain thehe. so it's gagarlic, porkrk. wewe can now a add the chihic. vinegar,r, peppercororns, bay l, sosoy sauce. - mmm,m, this a adobo is amamazing. i meanan, it's reaeally, rereally good.d. - ohoh, man. thahank you. ththa. - oh, itit's delicioious. anand where didid you learn toto cook adobobo? - i learnened this frorom my mo. - so thehe answer, as alwayays, to w who makes t the best adado, mom makekes the...oko. - ththat would b be--that wowoe the safestst answer. - - all right.t. - mom.m. [lauaughter] - fifilipinos lilike feedingng . - yes,s, yes. - whwhat else dodo filipinosos? - fifilipinos arare hospitababl. - music.c. - evererybody knowows how to s. - everybodody knows hohow to s. - evererybody knowows how to s. - theyey don't nececessarily have to bebe in tune,, but ththey want toto sing; ththey like toto sing. - - we've beenen listeningng toc from, , like, a vevery young . - i'm th

do you t think what t do i want legacy t to be?ecause i tht everyonene's going t to decide my legacy y is. i think k people dececide what legagacy is, donon't you? >> i thinknk you can c create - >> welell, i'm tryining to do t i guess. i don't know. >> what do you want it to be? >> well, somebody that made a difference, i hope. but i don't know. i don't sit there and talk -- think about myself like that. >> i get that. >> i don't know. what do you want yours to be? >> i don't know either. but i'm not billie jean king. >> yeah. >> she has made a difference in so many lives. inspiring and empowering women athletes and women beyond sports. >> i definitely work towards, you know, getting a fair amount of pay. >> billie jean was a huge inspiration to me, someone that i always looked up to. she is such an icon and she's never stopped working towards equality. >> sitting with billie 30 years ago, and she was explaining how women's tennis broke away from men's tennis, and i said billie, this is our story, what do we do? how do we do this?

t.often n flown in f from japan or g grown specicially to thihis man's specififications.. thisis is masa t takayama. to call l him americica's most respepected sushihi chef woululd be an ininjustice, asas he is morore than that--muchch more. what was i it about hihim ththat set himim apart, totook him frorom a rather bleak k farming cocommunity inin rural japapan to b become firsrst, the toast of los angeles and, later, the king of new york. it is a fafascinating g sto. kanazawawa is the cacapital of ishikikawa prefececture onon the west t coast of honshu u island along ththe sea of j japan. it's's known foror its ununtouched-byby-time tradaditional didistricts, one ofof the few c cities in j japan left relatatively intatact throughohout the warar. it's's famous fofor its crafa, for its beautiful ceramics in particular, but alalso, its artiststic sensibibility. ththe way it a always valuld beautitiful things, traditions. it's a city that helped masa, then at a crossroadsds, to disiscover

t. it hits the bottom, it'll be 1990. good-bye to the '80s in... all: ten, nine... all: eight... eieight! eight! eight! - oh, will this horribible year never enend? - when the '90s begin, we're starting to see a lolot of expererimentation. [gununshots] all:l: [quickly]y] seven, six, , four, three, two, , one! [cheerining] - anand "the simimpsons," i ththink, in sosome sensess was s inspired by not necessarily a hatred o of television bubut a distrurust of a a lot of ththe ways in whichch televisioion was s talking toto us. - tv respects meme. it l laughs withth me, nonot at me. - - [laughing]g] you stupid---- - - d'oh! - i think k the sitcomoms of the '80s... - i i love you g guys. - were s such a sort of warmr, safefe humor. - ohohh, ohh. you see,e, the kids,s, they lisisten to t the rap mususic which gigives them the braiain damage.. - and i ththink there e was a real yeaearning for r another tytype of hum. [danny e elfman's "the simimpsons thememe"] [all screaeaming] - wewe were ablel

t. - whwhat i did f for new w york, donanald trump will d do for amererica! [cheers s and applauause] - ohoh, my god.. i momoved on herer, actually. you knknow, she wawas downwn in palm b beach. i i moved on h her, and i i fa. i'i'll admit i it. - whoaoa. - i i did try anand [bleep] ]. she wawas married.d. - that's's huge newsws there. - sosome breakining news rigigh. dadavid fahrenenthold of the wasashington popost got his hahands on a t tape. - hehello. hohow are you?u? hi. - hihi, mr. trumump. hohow are you?u? - nicece seeing yoyou. teterrific. - pleasurere to meet y you. - when thehe access hohollywod tape dropped, i was on air. donanald trump a and billy bush hadad somethingng of a rauaunchy conveversatio. - and whwhen you're e a star, they letet you do itit. yoyou can do a anything. - - whatever y you want. - grgrab 'em by y the [bleep. - he's braragging abouout commmmitting sexexual assaul. so i was j just stunnened, absosolutely stutunned. - therere is a pololitical ststorm that

ththis was a t troll -- meme, saidid the worstst possible e t. is t that likablble? no.vablble? yes. whwhy? he's rereally funnyn. this g guy does ththe best ali g impepersonation. ay! i can't. you do it. go on. i-i don't. i think you mean someone else. oh! sorry. no, it's not you.. it's thehe other one.. the other ---- the otheher wh? um... paki? ah, , that's racisist. i thinink the thing g that madede "the officece" successfulul with rickcky gervs was the e realism was morere relationonship-orienteted and d commented onon the mundndaneness of situations that we all find ourselves in. if i i have to w work with hm for r another daday, i'm just -- - i will -- i will slit t my throat. you won't do it like that, though. you get the knife in behind the windpipe, pull it down, like that. or i could just apply for another job. the jokes or the stories or the emotion isn't from the work. it's from m the peoplele who wowork togetheher. all right.t. where e to fir? yoyour mother'r's butt. [ laughthter ] all l you need t to relate is the humuman connectction, ththe believabability

kids t thrive on t that.p we hahav noththing. >> t the issues ronny ofof "wha happppening" is s the when y yoo the autogrgraph signining, it's ala white. you make them laugh, people don't t care aboutut the coloro. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. sue e ann: what t made you get rid d of that jojoint? blair: watching you last night. from now on...i'm going to stick to being high on me. >> what made you get rid of that joint? >> watching you last night. from now on, i'm going to stick with getting high on me. >> s

he t turned anand lolooked at t the aiaisle.gave meme t that lolook of just n need to be e quiet. >> goingng through t the door, there wawas another guguy stand therere like a statutue pointin his gun straight through. they had to go by him. they had plywood all inside the van so you couldn't see out or anything. we got in n th >> andndat van. then theyey b b secocond van up to the bus. ththe other kids, , we g got in van. i was scscared becauause theher absosolutely no o communicatati fromom them on w where we'e're or whahat they'r're goining tot wiwith us. >> andnd then ththey shut ththe doors.s. carol marshall: i had fixed michael bacon-and-tomato sandwiches for dinner. and at a about 4:30,0, i stararted lookining for the e. >>> i had fixed michael l bacon and tomatoto sandwichehes for didinner. atat about 4:30 i started d lol fofor the bus. it didn't t come. >>>> at 191976 the s sheriff's had one patrol officerer in chowowchilla. there was s only onene little b offifice and o one phone w when call camame inin thahat the bus

t.tory is one of f the best m movies at nostalgia,a, family anand chris. ♪ j jingle belllls, jingle e be, jingle a all the wayay ♪ a christmamas story , i wawatch it evevery year at leaeast twice. . it's. lik, the e script of f my life. -can we e go now? cacan we g? -yes, wewe can go nonow. it bringngs out everery childhd wonderer and hurtt that you c can imaginene. [class] ] good mornining, mrmrs. sheildsds. [r[renee] i i can't thinink of r momovie that g gets childhdho perfectly,y, that weirird sortf age where itit's like ninine years . hey, l listen, smamartass. [reneeee] where e ralphie swsw, uses bad w words, but t he actualllly still believes i in santa clclaus. yeah, i'i'll ask sananta. [alonso] it taps ininto a universasal kid expeperience of christmtmas. writing g essays abobout ththe thing ththat you wanat like a reded ryder bb b gun. i want an n official r red ryd, carbine e action, 20200-shot rarange model l air rifle!! [phil] itit really dodoes capte wantnting that g gift th

i i don't carere if it's t t.ththe real pererfoe and the e comedy and the phphysical comomedy and d some threaead of lovee thatat you're trying t to accomplilish. i'm alsoso just a gigirl stananding in frfront of a b boy askingng him to lolove her. romanticic comedy is a genrere that i lolove. i thinink i just w was rereally luckyky that t they were m making a big reresurgence at a timime when i was at the ready. - the roromantic comomedy gets its j jumpstart,, and you hahave a numbeber of pee who arare especialally adept at the fororm of thehe romantic c comedy. you have s sandra bulllloc. you have h hugh grant.t. you u have meg r ryan, and d you have t tom hanks.. - shshe made eveveryg beautitif, and itit's--it's j just tough thisis time of y year, anand any kid d needs a momothe. - could d it be thatat you neneed someonene jujust as muchch as jonah h d? - yes.s. - nora ephron prepepared movieis like n no other director i've ever worked with. we would work for weeks prior to the beginning of shootingng. everery

backed d t second vanan up toto t the bus.. wewe got van. i i was scscared becausese t th ababsolutely n no cocommunicatim themem on n where we're going o what thehey're goingng to dodo us. >> and thehen ththey shut the d. >> i had fixed michael b bacon d tomato sanandwiches for dinnere. and d about 4:30, i started looking for the bus. it d didn't comeme. >> abobout 4:3:30, i got a phon cacall from a parent thahat the childrdren hadn't arririved hom after schohool.. i ththought, thehey've had a fl tire, , the bus is brokeken dowr sosomething lilike t that. ththen we e received severeral cacalls. >> a at t 1976, shereriff's offd one patrol o officer in chowchchilla. there was s only o one little b ofoffice and one phohone when t cacall came in that the e bus w missining. i said, what d do you meanan mimissing? how doeses a school l s,s, alll painteted yellow in a a small cy show up missining? i puput out an all pointnts s bulletetin. it w was a summer sesession, so bubus driver d didn't takeke th normrmal route t that he w woul

t. they don't pay me enough to deal with animals like this. peoplele are no lolonger embarad toto admit thehey watch tetelev. we have seen the news and it is us. ♪ clark: slowly but surely, the 1970s are disappearing. the 1980s will be upon us. what a decade it is coming up. happy new year! [ cheers and applause ] auletta: as you begin the '80s in the television world, the landscape was, on any given evening, 9 out of 10 people were watching ononly one of f three netwtwork. more thahan 30 millilion peope are addicted to o it. social critics are mystified by its success. what is it? it's television's prime-time, prairie pot boiler, "dallas." bobby:y: a move lilike thatl deststroy all ofof ewing , and it'l'll ruin our familyly name. i assure y you, a thouought le that nevever crosseded my mind. brotheher or no brbrother, whatever i it takes, i'llll stop you u from destrg ewewing oil. "dalallas" realllly did estatah new ground in termsms of the weweekly, one hour s show thatat literallyly c

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t? is a.i. bumbling along? >> listen, we've got an election next year that could be totally compromised. we have to think about the here and now. it's not just terminator in the future. it's now, jim. it's now. >> all right. >>> speaking of now, your special is coming up just about now. nick watt, thank you so much. "a.i. and the future of humanity" is next right here on cnn. make sure you watch that. thank you very much for joining us this evening. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. i'll see you next weekend. good night. ♪ >>> welcome to "the whole story." i'm anderson cooper. artificial intelligence, or a.i., is an incredibly powerful technology which may change many aspects of our lives. the ceo of google's parent company, alphabet, which has invested heavily in it, recently said a.i.'s impact could be more profound than electricity or even fire. but many worry about what that impact might turn out to be. could a.i. one day replace humans? and if so, how might that happen? we'

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