of yip harburg's life with his son, ernie harburg. ernie talks about how yip harburg wrote the lyrics to the wizard of oz. ernie harburg: actually, yip did more than the lyrics. when they were-when yip and harold arlen were called in to do the score of the wizard of oz, it was yip who had this executive experience in h his electrical appliance e business and also had b become a shshow doctor, so he was-that is, when a show wasn't working, you would call somebody and try to fix it up. he had an overview of shows and he had an executive talent. and so, he was always what they called a "muscle man" in a show, alright? and he'd already worked with bert lahr in a great song, "the woodchopper's song,and-d- amy gogoodman: wait a second. bertrt lahr, the lion?n? ernihaharburg:he l lion. bert lahahr and stst of t these people were from vaudeville and burlesesque. and yip knew them in the '20s, but he actually worked with bert lahr in this light - walk a little faster and another review. i forget that name, but he and-yip and arlenn gave bert songs to sing, which allowed him to satirize the opera world, if youou wan

but that wasn't close to the top price paid at the "profiles in history" auction: an archive of documents on the origin and development of "the wizard of ozor one-point-two million dollars. talk about over the rainbow! in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá) (james) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after showers yesterday and through the evening skies will continue to dry out this morning with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies to take us through much of the day today. temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's today as they will remain for much of the week ahead with a drier trend in weather to take us through the week.

over the rainbow: more than a dozen famous films from various eras are returning to theaters in 20-19, as part of the fourth annual "t-c-m big screen classics" series. that includes "the wizard of ozry... "to kill a mockingbird" with gregory peck in march... and "true grit" with john wayne in may -- oscar-winners all. tickets are available beginning friday (12/7) at fathom-events dot-com. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. skies will continue to gradually clear out with mostly sunny skies after a few lingering morning showers. look forward to a mild day with upper 50's and low 60's and no need for the umbrella but still a good day to keep the sweater handy. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is

>> the president. >> well, of course it should be the president. but remember who the real wizard of oz was? that's all it is. i don't want to call names here. but the president won't come out and do it for the same reason that he puts out a video. maybe he really doesn't want toex pose himseto expose himself, that he doesn't know what he's talking about. maybe mattis did it all in this letter today. you read that letter, right? >> mm-hmm. >> maybe mattis -- maybe he said everything that we need to know. right there in that letter. >> a moment like today is a moment made for a president. this is a day when you come out, you make your case to the american people and you show them why you're their leader. he did not do that. >> i've got to tell you, i'm going to read that letter because i think people should know what's in it. i think it's very important. and i'm actually scared at this point. and i'm going to talk about that now. >> i see opportunity. >> okay. i hope you're right. thank you, chris. >> have a good night, pal. >> you too. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. i want to be

the nation's capital. my prayer now, as it has been in each of these other decembers, is for peace and reconciliation abroad, justice and tranquility at home. . -- ["the wizard of ozg sung] ♪ >> for this time will be the last time that i have had the privilege of inviting the youngsters of washington for christmas. it is a special joy to have one of my own children to celebrate the great coming of santa along with you. ♪ december 1968, the final full month of the presidency of lyndon johnson. great a time when achievements were harvested by americans, in space exploration, economic names and statecraft. when the violence of the past year gave way to a growing hope for peace and goodwill. as the year drew to a close, preparations were well underway for the inauguration of richard on genderresident where 20th, 19 69, passing the torch of american leadership marked by an unusual degree of cooperation. on january 20, 1969, passing the torch of american leadership marked by an unusual degree of cooperation. president johnson: i have a brief statement i want to make concerning the last month of this administration. tohave had five years initiated and implement a and cha

science it's mathematics it's predictable it's deflationary that's why they hate it it's like in the wizard of oz throwing tears at the wicked witch of the west they will dissolve in the kind of the disassembled nightmare of their own lies obviously the winners will tend to find excuses not because they were handed free money that it must be some divine right lloyd blankfein said it was he was doing god's work they come up with an explanation for why they're there innovators their wealth creators they are somehow better than those deplorable is out there and you see the same thing now the same sort of story happening in france. what's driving this french revolution for gotten france is sick of being exploited by the political class and left behind by the city they will probably come up with conspiracy theories that it's some guy who lives a thousand miles away or two thousand miles away from them in moscow who is somehow controlling the minds of these the forgotten people the rural dwellers those nobodies out in the middle of the country who see who you've stolen their life their living standard

what performer starred in both the iconic 1939 film adaptation of the wizard of oz and the 1956 american premiere of samuel beckett's waiting for god godot? bert law. the cowardly lion and he played an astronaut. what book of the bible plays a pivotal role for the protagonist in ray bradbury's fahrenheit 451? the book of ecclesiastes. robert mccleskey's classic which never grows old, which of these four names does not belong to one of the two little ducks? mister and mrs. mallard? jack kwak? the answer is back. what award-winning 2010 novel devote several dozen pages of its narrative to power point charts? a visit from the goons squad by jennifer egan. this is one of my favorites. which heroin of a children's book series has been cited by three supreme court justices as a formative influence? nancy drew. sandra day o'connor, ruth bader ginsburg and sonja sotomayor in interviews years apart independent of each other when asked what set you down the path to a life in the law, they all said nancy drew. which book did dorothy parker right, this is the greatest review of all time. this is not

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but that wasn't close to the top price paid at the "profiles in history" auction: an archive of documents on the origin and development of "the wizard of oz one-point-two million dollars. talk about over the rainbow! in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (pam) paul mccartney is the brains behind such classics as 'yesterday', 'hey jude', and 'let it be' -- now the former beatle is using his lyrical genius to send a powerful message. mccartney teamed up with academy award winning actress emma stone.. for a short film inspired by his new single 'who cares'. the song is part of a new social media anti- bullying campaign... backed by a number of non- profit organizations. the short film 'who cares... ' debuted exclusively for 24 hours on apple music today . (ken) actor idris elba is winning kudos for his statement about the "me too" movement. he was asked by the british sunday times newspaper whether it was hard to be a man in hollywood in the "me too" era. elba's response - "it's only difficult if you are a man with something to hide." the statement won him praise on twitter from t-v producer shonda rhimes - and president obama's former advisor, va

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this president's like the wizard of oz. ck the curtain what you realize is, he is a puppet, you know, for fox news. he is a puppet for putin, for the saudis, for the dictators. it is a frightening moment. if the cabinet wants to take this on, fine. but the congress, under the constitutional article 1, as everybody says, where i served for so many years, wake up. we are seeing a few signs of life. but not enough. >> yeah. >> they have to save the country. they really do. >> there's agreement between the two of you as senator humphrey nods his head. barbara boxer and gordon humphrey, a great pleasure to talk to both of you, thank you very much. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> here's a question, has a defense secretary ever quit in protest over a president's foreign policy before? putting this chaotic week into historical context ahead. (chime) - [narrator] meet shark's newest robot vacuum. it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces above the floor, it comes with a built in

the beginning and end of the story will be president trump. what will history say about you in this moment? thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with d-lemon starts right now. >> it's like the wizard of ozyou expose the man behind the curtain you see what you get. we saw in the oval office with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer that -- and all of these lawmakers seem to be afraid of him when their greatest power is if they stand up to the president and to the rule of law and to the constitution. >> they have a duty to do so. this last election reinforced that mandate. they shouldn't have needed that example for it to be made manifest in their own actions. you saw mitch mcconnell come out tonight. a little strong for him.

the will of the british people. on the other side you have got brexiteers who wa nt side you have got brexiteers who want a brexit so pure it is like something from the wizard of oz. i am a democrat, i want us to deliver for the british people and deliver brexit and get on with it. the dup have been explicit, they will not support theresa may as long as she is sticking with that deal. what was said that has given new confidence that that might change? she had met the dup that afternoon and had been in talks with them on a consistent basis and she sounded like there was a chance of something that would keep the dup onside. they have a right to be concerned. but nudges and winks are not enough. was there something that really persuaded to? i have to make a trust decision. do i trust the prime minister or do i trust in an unknown? at this late stage in the day i am trusting in the prime minister. if she does not get the withdrawal bill through parliament and the changes we will move on to manage no deal. i would prefer a deal and the best on offer is the one that will appear at some point because it is the only deal will stop when you say we will move on to manage n

the light of his life. he remembers when he first laid eyes on her. >> i could barely speak when i saw her. she was so pretty. it was like when the color came on in the wizard of oz. i had been living in a dark world, and she showed me a world full of color. >> she was a loyal friend. funny, outspoken. >> she would tell you what was on her mind at all times. >> it was early one morning in may, jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking if i knew where she was? i said no, she didn't come over here last night. i don't know where she is. i hnlt talked adn't talked to ht before and i went to work. >> that same night, the sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a discovery. >> she was in her early 20s. she had extensive road rash on her entire body and she was obviously deceased. >> a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch feet from the side of the road. >> there was probably half a dozen officers here and they taped off the area and blocked traffic. at that point, we started conducting a search of the area. we figured that she had been sexually assaulted. >> less than a mile away, deputies discovered what was presumed to be the

and he panicked, you know [ laughter ] it's like the wicked witch in the "wizard of oz," afraid of watergo is -- that's quite -- that's a white club. >> seth: yeah. >> whoa. i mean, an average member makes you look like a member of the wu-tang clan. >> seth: really? that white? >> that white. sarah huckabee was there. >> seth: oh really? you met sarah -- >> i call her huck. >> seth: you call her huck. you're that close. >> you know what's fascinating with sarah? >> seth: what's that? >> if you take her frown, which you mainly see, and turn it upside down, it's still a frown. >> seth: it's still a frown. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> unbelievable. ted cruz was there. >> seth: oh wow, ted cruz was there? >> not for long. he just came out and said "hello" and slithered back into the bush. [ laughter ] but -- >> seth: you know, you mentioned how white the club is. but you know -- you've you made this observation, steve martin, your partner, very pale. >> oh, there's no blood in that face. [ laughter ] no, he -- he looks -- he's the human embodiment of utah. >> seth: oh, wow. [ cheers and appl

when you are the wizard of oz, you know all because you are all. he doesn't need all these other pieces. we sit back and we kind of look at this and we're surprised and we're taken aback. but trump told us straight up where he was coming from. i know all -- i know more than my generals. i know more than the smartest people in this town. >> i'm going to hire the best people. how did that work out? >> but even that was kind of a sleight of hand move by him. his description of best is how much they listen to him, not that they are the best people for the job. look at the incoming person to head up the state department, the u.n. i would not put a spokesperson in as the u.n. ambassador. but trump put someone in who will listen to him and parrot back what he wants. this whole deal of who is listening to trump and who he is listening to doesn't matter. it's trump's world. and he makes it every single day. and all we get to do is talk about it and write about it. >> you agree? >> the best thing i've ever heard. because i am here in reality. the u.n. interg

on the most subtle nuanced statement of from a central banker just tells you to that we've turned the handful of people who have some influence over interest rates into something like the wizard of ozul and it distracts us from the fact that the economy is so much more than that the real economy is people working and it's the creativity and there's so many good things that are helping the real economy, like the lower taxes and the less regulation. we need stable money and i think that you would -- free enterprise would cultivate and unleash all of the entrepreneurial zeal that is still out there and we're already seeing in the a strong growth rate so we can't judy, t your thoughts. i remembered many times in the past where wall street felt one way and main street felt another. i can't wait to see the retail sales for the holiday season. >> they'll be good. >> yes sara, back to you. >> talking about that seeming disconnect all morning long. rick, thank you. >>> when we return, speaking of retail, we'll take a deep dive into the luxury sector, from high-end real estate to art to stocks will the slowdown for luxury accelerate or taper op in 2019 and what will the impact of volatility

they are like the wizard of oz. gideon: fracking upended the energy markets. way road trip in the spring up to western canada. it isat a mess that is remarkable. you could do a whole issue on that. christopher: that gets to his point is when they can figure out how to get that oil out, there is another was war. it is going to be the countries with the most technology and not opec. tom: brilliantly said. i can see a foreign affairs issue, all canada, it could be an issue next year. gideon: let's take their banking system before we take their resources. tom: grisanti and rose with us. later this morning, cory gardner will join in the 7:00 hour, a spirited discussion, the unique demographics and politics. this is "bloomberg." ♪ frombloomberg surveillance london, from new york, we welcome you. how about a chart which goes to the druckenmiller essay? thes almost my chart of year, twin deficits, the long-term disinflation of the real rate, here is the trump election and we are barely up to a real inflation-adjusted fed funds target. nti with us.grisa the hawks want

. >> the theme was wizard of oz. >> "we're off to see the wizard."egs. >> to get the full picture -- >> would you like to wear some pajamas. >> we asked them to create a special cbs this morning card. >> the idea for this card will be that it is christmas morning and dad comes to get one of the mom's homemade cookies and the plate is empty. are you ready? >> good work. >> they're great. >> happy holidays from their family and ours to yours. >> i could not believe that was my day at work last week. the family was so incredible. one of the challenges to their photo booth christmas cards is finding the photo booths which are disappearing. while we were with them they recreated their first christmas card in the photo both at a restaurant in chicago. take a look at that. >> i think i like that one most of all. >> i feel very lazy now in the holiday cards in comparison to what they do. >> yeah they put us all to shame. >> you strive to just be on the fridge, they're on television with it, top that. >>> a mother that survived a deadly campfire in california

>> we saw the little man behind the curtain like the wizard of oz, the president, a compassionate maninterested. they don't care about a deal. it is about taking down the president. they haven't recover from november 8, 2016. they don't care about america. day care about the safety of children, of women. they care about power and are obsessed. >> nancy pelosi and chuck schumer would say they do care about america. they have a difference of opinion with you. a minute left. i went to nail this down. affair point, why are other parts of this not on the table? chuck schumer would say he voted for a fence or a wall. it would be a permanent fix on daca. would it be wise for the president to say i have $5 billion in wall painting, i will give your permanent fix on daca? and the current negotiation democrats don't get anything. >> he already offered that. why did they refuse that already? >> we are here today. why not get a deal? get the wall funding. >> the president has sent a signal to all americans, this is the moment your representatives choose over american citizens and illegals. i'm an

of the t reasons they hid me was because i had a mustache. when i did the pilot, came to me, and said, alex, so "wizard of oz" was my"s start.ews, good news, after a year . >> in my career, i have managed to be canceled and replaced myself in a show on two different occasions. i thought you might recognize these because these are the dice, the original dice from "high rollers, on which there was a -- you were a contestant o particularly well. >> no, and i cannot find a tape of this thing. i was a law student at the university of chicago, and got an invitation to teach law school at the university of miami. boat on a game show. i did research, i go into your show, i'm up against this woman named audrey. she kicked my butt. before "jeopardy," you did a bunch of shows, "$188,000 question," you did the rounds, didn't you? >> i did. as malcolm gladwell has explained in one of his books, i paid my dues for about ten years because it takes about ten years become good at your chosen profession. after ten years, i was good enough to become the host of "jeopardy" ." >> harvey: i just absolutely love your show. in one of the things tha