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in the hospital with a really ugly nurse, the one that says every time the flowers come shall we unwrap them or save them for the funeral? >> reporter: phyllis diller was without a doubt a comedy legend and a trailblazer. she was born phyllis driver in 1917 in lima, ohio. in order to support her family in the 1950s she went to work as an advertising copyrighter. she of encouraged to go into stand -- she was encouraged to go into standup after others spotted her flare for comedy. in march, 1955 the 37-year-old housewife first stepped into the spotlight. she began a two week run at san francisco's famous purple onion. the gig ended 89 weeks later. >> i was new in the business, brand-new comic. you know, when you're new and you're not known and you're not famous, everybody is an expert but you. >> reporter: in 1961 she made her movie debut in splendor in the grass while in hollywood she formed a close friendship with bob hope that took diller on tour to vietnam. >> they've been in the jungle too long. >> reporter: over the years phyllis diller headlined virtually everywhere in the united s

. >> two and a half hours later crews began to unwrap the insulation. >> they're in a process of taking it off around 6:30 that afternoon. and that is when release got really started to come out of the pipe. >> this small leak ignited into a fireball, spewing hot hydrocarbons into the air. workers and firefighters ran out of the unit. five people suffered injuries and a fire struck was torched. mark used to work in refineries. we asked if it should have been shut down before workers began removing the insulation. he says it's a difficult judgment call. >> is a small leak. sometimes you take decisions into your own hands. and maybe they should have shut down the unit. >> chevron tells us safety is the number one priority. >> anyone working for us whether employee or a contractor has ability to stop the operation if they see something that they feel puts anyone, people or the environment, at risk. >> every one one is waiting for the report from chevron that should contain something called root cause analysis, are cause of fire. >> and san bruno residents say construction will resume when

the one that says every time the flowers come, she says, shall we unwrap them or save them for the funeral. >> reporter: phyllis diller was without a doubt a comedy legend and a trailblazer. she was born phyllis driver in 1917 in lima, ohio. she went to work in the 1950s as an advertising copy writer. in march 1955, the 37-year-old housewife first stepped into the spotlight. she began a two-week run at san francisco's famous purple onion. the gig ended 89 weeks later. >> when he was new in the business, brand-new comic, when you're new and you're not known and you're not famous, everybody is an expert but you. >> reporter: while in hollywood, she firmed close friend high pressure with bob hope that took diller on tour to vietnam. >> they've been in the jungle too long. >> reporter: over the years, phyllis diller head minded virtually everywhere in the united states and all around the world. but she never felt it was rough being a woman in the business. >> i find that being a woman had nothing to do with it. it is either air funny or you aren't. if you are funny, they have to laugh. how it

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the smithsonian national museum is unwrapping a renovated space dedicated to the late icon, including the kitchen that first went on display in 2002. 900 objects are placed just as julia had them when she filmed three of her popular television shows at her long-time home in cambridge, massachusetts. not just an inspiration to the at home chef. she is inspiring restaurants across the country. like here at washington's cafe dupont. >> she is a little bit special and different because the way she thought that we should have fun and happy in what we do. >> a special 100th birthday menu highlights recipe child taught so many others to cook and shared with her own family and friends in this kitchen. >> looking at this room and seeing just how homey it is, you really can almost visualize yourself there. >> julia child's legacy, bringing people together with food. in washington, i'm karen capa. >> julia childs moved to washington at the outset of world war ii. volunteered at the office of strategic service, a newly formed government intelligence agency. >>> this is 9news now. >> a severe weat

to honor the anniversary, the smithsonian national museum of american history is unwrapping a renovatedthe late foodie icon, including the kitchen that first went on display here in 2002. 900 objects are meticulously placed just as julia had them when she filmed three of her popular television shows at her long-time home in cambridge, massachusetts. not just an inspiration to the at home chef, she's inspiring restaurants across the country, like here at washington's cafe dupont. >> she is a little bit special and different because the way she taught us is that we should have fun. it should be easy and we also should be happy in what we do. >> reporter: a special 100th birthday menu has recipes she shared with her own family and friends in this kitchen. >> just looking at this room and seeing just how homey it s you really can almost visualize yourself there. >> reporter: julia child's legacy still bringing people together with food. in washington, i'm karen cafa. >> julia child moved to washington after the u.s. entered world war ii. she volunteered at the office of strategic service, a

make it easier for guys like me to figure out the gross margins instead of being a blend i have to unwrap. i care about finding costs and about end market prices. that's why the natural gas companies, for example, traded at discount to the pure oil companies because the end market price has just been so low for so long and the end market price of crude has been so high for so long. that's what draws me towards an eog or continental with cheap remaining costs for oil and they have expensive prices when they get it out of the ground. the bottom line, the key component after figuring out the earnings per share and the growth related to the cohort is figure out the future gross margins. something that is uniquely calculated only by listening to the conference calls, can't get that in the headlines or any press reports. if you don't know the direction gross margin, believe me, you won't know the direction your stocks are about to take in your portfolio. it is an integral part of the homework. if you don't calculate yourself, you have to get it from somebody. read from the analyst who do. go to

birthday.the smiihsonian national museum of american history is unwrapping a the late foodie icon...ay here in 2002. 9-hundred objects are placed just as jjlia had them when she filmed three of her popular television shows... at her massachusetts ome. restaurants across the couutry are also honoring her specialized menu that reflect her dishes. coming up... scotty mcreery's on stage slip-up. slip-up.scotty singing the trouble with girls girlswe'll show you what happened to him in the middle of a song... and his surprising reaction. [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than those regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized almonds i think you'll find. well, who wants ordinary run-of-the-mill almonds when you could have the caramelized kind? if i was this girl, i'd caramelize my whole apartment. weird. this greek style yogurt has style. you can say that again. why thank you. this greek style yogurt has style. okay. stop saying it now. you're sending me mixed messages. [ m

victoria's unwrapped, deelectrified and measured. >> i have you marked. >> reporter: the results arer waist, hips and thighs, victoria loses five inches. if you find that number hard to believe, look at the dress. here she is before. and here she is after. >> i'm so pleased and so excited. i can could not do this before. i don't feel like a stuffed sausage in this dress anymore. >> to be clear, bliss isn't saying this treatment is permanent. but that the results should last for a few days. critics are skeptical. they say that hand measuring is not always reliable in determining that you've lost inches. but it's $180. i don't know about you. but i think i've lost a few inches of water weight out here in the park. let's move it over to you. >> lara, thanks so much. >>> we're very excited to have one of hollywood's hottest actresses here this morning, talking about what is sure to be one of the summer's biggest blockbusters. jessica biel stars in "total recall." a full setup for that. a remake of the action-packed cult sci-fi classic. jessica, this movie is fun. thanks for being here. a