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it's all gone, willis. the pressing machines, the steam compressor, the t-104 quiet front-loading static vac, all the things that made this place a home. ah! george, i just hada thought. willis, don't think, please. so far, nobody's been hurt. really. you've got insurance. you'll be reimbursed for all this, plus whatever it costs to fix the place up. hey, you're right. that's terrific, willis. if you were a girl, i'd... nah. [telephone rings] [ring] hello? this is jefferson cleaners. your clothes ain't ready! hey, willis, you sayinsurance pays for everything? sure. good. i always wanted a push-button phone. oh, man, what a fire, huh, willis? it even ripped the phone out of the wall. oh, hello, chief. have you looked around? yeah. it's pretty bad. let me think. yep. good. you've definitelygot a claim. hey, i'm rich. who can talk about money now? the cause of the firewas faulty wiring. wiring? you'll be ok. the guy whowired this placewill lose his shirt. george, what's wrong? i got a big problem. what? george

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willy w-i-p-f-f. >> wipff. >> f-- willy wipff. [ laughter ] >> i like that. willy wipff. >> i like that. you oughta be in show business. "and starring willy wipff." is it w-i-p-f-f, willy? >> that's it. >> where're you from, willy? >> uh, san francisco. >> yeah. willy wipff. excuse me? >> treetop. a wipff holds the treetop. trust me. it's durable. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> how long have you and willy been pals? >> i don't know. well, look at the question-- [ laughter ] no, you can't, willy. no. where do you wanna go to school, willy? >> uh, norfolk state. >> ah. five thousand-- is that what tuition is, now? >> no, that's housing. >> housing. [ laughter ] >> uh, larry huel? >> yo! [ laughter ] >> you know, this sounds like roll call, in the service. "huel." "yo!" "who's your biggest influence, when you were growing up?" uh... albert einstein. zorro. [ laughter ] f-- nancy polinza? >> pokanta. whoo! [ laughter ] >> "can i photograph you, in the nude?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> no. no, nancy, you'll have to wear a robe. i can't, uh-- [ laughter ] [ applaus

to gun downa yellow-belliedpolecat named willis. you are dealin' with a mean yellow-bellied polecat. tom willis is a-comin', and he looks like his feathers are ruffled! [toilet flushes] howdy, y'all. charlie, redeye. no, sir, pink eye, but thanks for asking. tell wide-rideover there i'm going tochew him upand spit him out. hey, wide-ride. pecos darryl says he'll chew you up and spit you out. tell big-foot over there while there's still time. start makin' tracks while there's still time. tell him i'll fill himfull of holes. he's going to fill you full of holes. oh, yeah? tell him that if he kills me, you're going to gun him down like a dog. he said, "good luck." well... excuse me. this is my first gunfight. it would be better if we faced each other. i'll move over there. go for your gun. you first. no. you first. i'm rich! ok, walrus. that's wide-ride to you. you got it. tom! what's going on here? sweetheart, i'm trying to defend your honor-- what's left of it. why are you wearing that indian headdress? oh, tom, you'realways so suspi

control yourself,willis. helen, please take me back. look, i'm wasting away. willis. i can't take living with george. you ought to see what he looks like in the morning. how could you desert me? i'd never do that to you. if you hadn't deserted me, i wouldn't be here eating my own clothing. stop messin' up the place. helen, i've missed you. i'm going crazy without you. i've missed you, too. i'm sorry i ignoredyour feelings about the book. i'll never do it again. that's alli ever asked. let's go home, snookums. just think, i spent five hours do you have anythingto say to me? how do you get shaving cream out of a toaster? good-bye, george. weez? what, george? can we sit downand talk? on that couch? there you go,sweetheart. whatever you do,don't slide your handunder the newspaper. ok, weez,over this past week, i've been doinga lot of thinking, and i realized something. thank goodness. like when i call youthe little woman. i apologize for that. you do? i understand a womanwould take that wrong. good-bye, george. i'm sorry, weezy. what do youwant me to do? say our marriage

gregory, you know tom willis. tom. mrs. willis. george really appreciatesyour coming over here. he's doing me the favor. you must bea lonely man. well, why don't we all sit down? mr. gregory, tom tells us you're quite a successful publisher. well, i have good instincts. you readgeorge's poems. poems? yeah, he's obviously an extremely thoughtful and sensitive man. florence, move your butt! meet mr. sensitive. i guess that's my cue. ladies and gentlemen. webster defines "greatness" as "eminent, renowned, distinguished," but he left out two other words, so without further ado, let me introduce your friend-- not mine-- george jefferson. tom... sit. mr. gregory, we'll talk later. louise, your bongos. my what? your bongos, like we do every night. you play while i read my poems. oh, those. george, give someone else a chance. florence. not on your life. helen. not on a bet. gladly! i know howto play these. now, you know, there's poetry everywhere. not now. as i was saying, there is poetry everywhere. in the subway, trash chutes, in books. it's around us in our daily lives. if only we ob

go home, willis! oh, that george. he can't stopkidding around. he will, after he sees this bloomingdale's bill. ladies, let yourcredit cards cool off. television-- that's all you ever do. go out and get some fresh air. i did that this morning when i took my weekly constitutional. your weeklyconstitutional? yes. every saturday morning, i love to stroll up lexington avenue to krausmier's bakery. you know, to see the doughnuts come off the belt. must you share that with us, tom? a krausmier doughnutis more than a doughnut. it's a perpetual tributeto the taste buds. by the way, florence, i saw a woman who reminded me of you. i didn't knowlena horne was in town. well, it wasn't exactly lena horne. but an attractive bag lady. well, anyhow, she was about 60. instead of crusing comfortably through her golden years, the poor woman spends her days rumaging through garbage, searching for her next meal. exactly what was itabout this woman that reminded youof me? you two were wearing the same dress. thank you forbrightening my day. tom, you could brighten our

>> willie: yeah, i was teaching school.raight to the studio. but you know, the principal knew what i was doing. >> anthony: yep. >> willie: i did most of the deep city music using that technique. ♪ ♪ if only i could fly i would take to the air ♪ >> anthony: you're still out there so your songs are still being played, still being sampled, which is good, right? that's great. >> willie: it weren't for the samples, that kept us alive was europe. >> anthony: the collectors must go crazy. maniac collectors in europe and japan. >> willie: if i had known back then, i guess we would still be over there. biggest motown or bigger. >> anthony: this is an island, isn't it? it is kind of an island. >> willie: i think it's worse than an island. ♪ darling i'm willing to forget love last ♪ ♪ i'm a one man's woman and i'm will and able to be loved ♪ ♪ oh yes i am yeah yeah yeah >>> anthony: another day, another country. miami is like that. you can eat your way across the caribbean and through all of latin america and then over to africa, if

come on, willis. come clean. everything. i believe every man has the right to carry emergency chocolate! isn't he pitiful? isn't he pitiful? i present exhibit "b," which shows that not only was he wrong, but he's also grossly overweight. but you be the judge. do you have any witnesses? yes, your honor. my sweet, lovely, she-would-die-for-her-country wife, who has beenon the vergeof a nervous breakdown since theseproceedings began. i'll help you,darling. i... i would like to say a few words about my wonderful husband george jefferson of jefferson cleaners. he... a cleanerwho cares... oh, yeah. right. a cleaner who cares. he was born the son of a sharecropper. he was so poor that in order to buy a five cent cup of coffee, he was-- what's this got to do with the case? i have no idea, your honor. my husband made me say it. that's enough. he made me wear this dress. please, mrs. jefferson. and i begged him, "give tom the money!" she's rambling,your honor. her medicationis wearing off. anyone ever tell you you looklike tom selleck

it's helen willis. that's not tom willis. she was going to the help center. looks like she's getting her help somewhere else. she said willis wasn't paying enoughattention to her. she's actuallyhaving an affair. and it had to happen she was with another man. you know what's even worse? ralph is loaded. forget ralph. i want to hear about helen-- i mean that other situation. yeah, me, too. florence, this is private. mind going to the kitchen? uh-uh. then i'd have tostrain to hear. i don't wantto miss any dirt. weezy, she's two-timin' him. uh, george, this isn't the place to discuss greta and heinrich's problems. greta and heinrich? we were just talking about them. is heinrich fat? uh-huh. oh. i just can't believe i saw it myself. i can't believe she'd do it. greta's my best friend. well, what's his name is my best friend. nobody's making a monkey out of my best friend. i got to tell him what's happening. i'll leave soy'all can talk freely. thank you. if heinrich don't pay more attention to what greta's doing at that help center, the willis' marriage is all over

willis,get in here. george, i'd rather not. willis, be a manand come in. hey, weez. meet mr. starch, the new symbol of jefferson cleaners. what? he's dry cleaning's goodyear blimp. he got stuck in traffic. circus acts are boring. a fat man in a box is advertising. ok, hit it. oh, come on, george. i feel a little silly. a little silly? willis, you're way beyond silly. hit it. oh, i'm mr. starch! hey! thank you for your pants and while we get them nice and clean i'll do a little dance that's enough. that's enough! tom. you're a respectable, intelligentbook publisher. yes. why are youin a box? do things for each other. what's hedoing for you? hey! don't pay no attention to her. sit down. mind if i stand? well, whatever. look, willis, i want to say something to you i've never said to another human being. will you be my mr. starch? mr. starch meansthat much to you? as much as mr. pizza means to you. george,i had no idea. can i count on you? call me mr. starch. all right! [doorbell rings] hi, louise. hi-- thomas woodrow willis! you come out of there! woodrow? hi, honey. hey, love y

willis made some money.

locally, we had donald james sampson, who was an attorney, and willie t. smith, who was another local attorney who helped with those cases as the movement began to take form and evolve into a state-wide movement that began to garner some attention. came tojackie robinson greenville, he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport. out of that insult, because here you have a baseball great, the level of jackie robinson, being refused the use of a waiting room, and out of that, we had a march on the airport on i believe it was january 3, 1960. but yeah, we organize that march on the airport, and we marched from springfield baptist church located on at that time on mcbee church is the new still on mcbee, but we all , and it was hundreds, hundreds who came from all over the state, many locally, who came to the airport. and after that very successful march, that was when the sit sit-ins began to occur. the peterson case became a landmark case in south carolina when high school students from greenville, in addition to college students who happened to be

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i'm willie along with natalie and al. my morning jam takes you back to middle school, "the symphony" by marley marl and the juice crew. video. fantastic. >> i remember that. >> great bass line. >> terrific. story. it keeps getting more interesting. a new twist, the fight between the fbi and apple over unlocking an iphone used by one of the attackers in the san bernardino mass shooting. microsoft founder bill gates weighed in, siding with, surprisingly some people, the fbi fbi. saying tech companies should be forced to cooperate with law enforcement in terror investigations. >> i do think people want the government to act on their behalf if they feel like the safeguards are there. historically, the government has gone to phone companies and banks and lots of companies to gather information. people feel like the government not being blind and being able to try and stop bad things debate to be having. >> interesting because so many of the other silicon valley executives immediately side with apple and tim cook. including fac

i like how willie was nervous. he's nervous about telling the truth. >> no, no, going back -- yeah. >> truth or lie. >> going through the catalog. >> the catalog of girls? >> you just got yourself in trouble. >> sorry. >> wasn't me. >> you did it on your own. >> two of you will tell the truth and one tells a lie. let's do it. your first crush? >> okay. what was the name of your first crush? >> laura. >> interesting. i like the way you said it, full eye contact. what was the name of your first love? >> tommy. >> she hesitated a hair. you never know. natalie, your first crush? >> rafi. >> good name, by the way. solid choice. that was definitely the truth. i don't think you would have made up quite a fake name. how did i do it? did you tell the truth? mm-hmm. willie, you were nervous. you told the truth, as well. you said tommy, which was a lie. you probably have not thought of the first crush in years, is that right? >> right. >> i see you and him and go back to when this was. think about when -- see how you did that

willie, you said kate winslet. >> she was great in "steve jobs." al and i went with alicia vikander. "the danish girl," she was almost equally as important as the lead actor, as eddie redmayne. >> tamron went with rooney mara. i went the jennifer jason leigh eight." and i interviewed her and i liked her. >> great reasons. >> we all revealed we were honest, confessions, very bad parenting moments, things we're not proud of at all. although we could somehow laugh about it the next day. so you all responded. we loved -- we got inundated fails, as well. becky said her fail was when her daughter gets her ears repierced and erupts into tears. she reaches into her purse for tissue, nothing except a maxi pad and said, this is all i have. blow your nose. crystal went tubing with friends one weekend and used her son's backpack as a cooler. the following monday, what happens? she gets a call from a camp counselor during summer camp. told her that thomas, who is 8, had two unopened bud wiez weisers in his backpack. >> that's my lady right there. >> ashley, thi

willis gives helen flowers, she gives hima tub of rocky road. as disgustingas it sounds, they'rethe perfect couple. not today! tom told helenhe was staying atthe mayflower hotel. at least they're talking. he called so she'dknow where to forward mail. it's that bad? that's what i'm saying! you owehim an apology for letting thissecret slip out! no, he shouldn't have told me! you still owehim an apology. go see him. maybe he'll come homeand settle things. don't say nothing, but i've been worried about him. he needs somebody caring, diplomatic, and understanding to step in. you're right.i better go. no, i accidentally caused the whole ing. it's my fault he's staying in a hotel, my fault helen won't speak to him again. but you must admit something. what? me going down there is damn thoughtful. what do you want? i wanted tobuy you something, but all thestores were closed. luckily, ifound a newspaper. and...here. "49 cents off on a phillips screwdriver." it's a coupon. after the damage you've done, you try winning me over with a coupon? well, it'sgood

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but they don't call them willy-willies anymore. caitlin: if we had to say that on air, i would feel silly. steve: willy-willy winston. so depending where are in the world. the same thing. caitlin: thanks, steve. steve: our active weather days coming up. it will be tuesday and into wednesday with the potential, of getting decent rain in here. tuesday is the wettest day. you can look at the wind with the deep moisture on tuesday. and then notice the snow line to the north. this will be an all liquid event that's good news. the low back here could bring more rain to the area on our long-term models not showing a significant amount of rain. gsf and the international under an inch of rain. the high temperatures in the mid to upper 60's. a chance of rain late tomorrow the northern and western zones. the rain is coming, a chance on monday south and east of the triangle and the front stalls to the front. along the front an area of low pressure moves in on tuesday and wednesday. higher probability we will be dealing with rain, and colder, t

i'm savannah alongside willie geist. matt will be back on monday. >> we talked earlier about how remarkable it is we had george w. bush, president obama and president clinton entering in on the race. enter the pope. >> don't mix religion and politics, not applying to this race. it is a big story this morning. the presidential candidates are making their final pitches ahead of tomorrow's democratic caucus in nevada, and the republican as willie mentioned, this election has taken another strange twist, with this back and forth between donald trump and the pope. we will talk to mr. trump live in a moment. we want to begin our decision 2016 coverage this morning with nbc national correspondent peter alexander. good morning. >> savannah, good morning to you. south carolina, of course, famous for a good spirited debate. the fighting has gone from surprising to surreal. here's where things stand on the republican side. you can see the race is tightening. donald trump, according to the new nbc news/wall street journal poll out t

dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youu dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youulous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. >> i told you change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love 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 >>> dylan, what's coming up this weekend? >> we've been doing the up for the job internship. to be interns for rascal flatts. they were up for anything. gave us ridiculous orders for in-in-out bugrger. i handed off a guitar live during a concert. that was very exciting. i get

the point is this, willie. he had -- he had more bipartisan support for shutting down gitmo eight years ago than he does today. he had john mccain ready to work with him, lindsey graham ready to work with him. they don't do it. already before the president spoke this morning, willie, a major democratic senator from colorado, a state that houses one of these big prisons that these guys might go to said they are not coming to colorado. this is a plan that the president wanted to get out but it has very little support in congress on a bipartisan basis. >> that's a democrat and majority leader mitch mcconnell calling this an ill considered crew side by a president. much more right now on nbcnews.com and msnbc. with the debt. account. we want to pay down debt. it's because the interest rate on the debt is probably higher -- oh, my goodness. throwing away the money. >> i was celebrating my win. >> the interest on the debt is probably higher than the return you'd get in the retirement. if you're getting matching dolla

willie and i picked "spotlight." it's my way of saying we picked right, willie. >> there you go. the big acting awards but there was a 45 minute stretch where "mad max's" name was called a lot. if you haven't seen the movie, it's a piece of art. one other shoutout, adam mckay who won for "the big short." teams up with will ferrell. steps into the more serious stuff and wins an oscar last night. great story for adam. >> very cool. we also talked about the fashions a little bit. we gave our list of the things we liked. outfits we liked. >> yeah. >> here's my list. >> what do you got? >> margot robbie. wonderful thing. christy ti ty ti ty -- chrissy teigen. the baby inside was like, yes, mama. bring it, mama. me about this when i landed. armani armani, doesn't just better than that. naomi watts is the only person on the planet that could full off this dress. tailored to perfection. you drip into it. so beautiful. those were my favorites. willie, i knew you'd pick -- i saw this dress when i landed and i said, this is wil

willie and savannah. >> senator sanders playing to the honorary woman vote in nevada. andrea, thank you. >>> let's bring in chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" and moderator of last night's town hall. chuck, good morning. >> we have chuck on a connection through atlanta. >> let's talk about the town hall and what's happening in the state of nevada. the polling there, i know you said before, polling is unreliable. we don't get a lot of it. it looks tight based on what we know. what was your sense of things in the room with secretary clinton and senator sanders last night? >> well, what was fascinating was the fact that, by the way, both of them got booed at different points. it was a ruckus room a little bit. i think it tells you something about what's going on in the ground in nevada. the time i spent there, it's clear to me that both campaigns agree that sanders has the momentum and the question is whether clinton's lead, which she had a week ago here, is big there's an expectation that sanders sup

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandro: y willy? y willy? es que estuvieron divirtiÉndose de las hermanas imagÍnense que bien la pasaron que imagÍnense es mira lo que se pasaron haciendo de francis. se puede, por acÁ miran como la pusieran con lentes ademÁs ayudan un poquito jana ya le dije, estÁ cobrando 15,18 $. me va a cuidar a la niÑa. todo queda en familia. dios bendiga a tu familia. alejandro: aparte de divertirnos despierta amÉrica tambiÉn te ayuda entérate quÉ trabajos puedes hacer desde tu propia casa y ganarte un dinero extra es usted inmigrante que dejÓ de pagar la contención de sus hijos en su paÍs?, entÉrese cÓmo esto estÁ cambiando y tendrÁ que hacerse responsable de sus obligaciones en breve en cÓdigo seguro deberemos mÁs detalle de las declaraciones del cantante nacho que le nombraron su pasaporte prÉndele salir de venezuela a quien despertÓ amÉrica la casa mÁs feliz de televisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪despierta amÉrica ♪ karla: eres un inmigrante que dejÓ de pagar la manutención de sus hijos en su paÍs?, entero te lo que te puede pasar. ala

willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> day two of our up for the job "today" series, where we put interns. >> al tackled the san diego zoo on monday. natalie, it's your turn. >> i've always loved fashion and had the opportunity to work at "cosmopolitan "cosmopolitan," the best selling young women's magazine in the country. sounds like a dream, doesn't it? i filled in for the executive assistant to the editor in chief. what a day it was. "cosmopolitan," here i come. oh, my gosh. i feel like i'm in my dream right now. i'm living my dream. i like that one. i like that one. i like that one. prada." hello. >> how are you? >> natalie morales. i'm your assistant for the day. >> good. my boots have got dog hairs on them. can you find a lint roller? >> sure thing. i'll be in with a lint roller. >> thank you. >> where is the lint roller? milk, no sugar. lipstick, i can't remember the color. i need endless supplies of it. the fruit bowl behind you, the banana looks like it's going to give off poisonous

i remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willie earl. and when we as children with think of being afraid of anything, we with think about what happened to willie earl. but as we grew older, for some reason, that fear left us because if you can be a young man or a young woman snatched out of jail without the benefit of a trial and brutally lynched, what is it to be afraid of? so when the civil rights movement broke out, many of our parents tried to put fear in us by telling us how dangerous it was. and we realize that it was danger, but that danger didn't bother us. what bothered us was the possibility that we, if we allowed things to remain the way they were, that we, too, one day could lose our life. the bible says if you save your life, you could lose it, but are you willing to lose your life for the sake of what is right, then you will save it. so we were spontaneous in the civil rights movement. at first, not many activities were covered by the local television station, which was channel 4. there were accounts of it in the newspaper.

willy, willy darling, are you hurt? no, no, i'm-- i'm all right, zsash. i mean, zsa zsa... i mean-- try "noisy neighbor." how do you do? carol, this is miss gabor. and i'd like you to meet paul's sister, kay. hello. kay, this is miss gabor. you've met paul. yes, of course. paul is kay's brother. yes. have you met carol? yes, thank you. several times. (zsa zsa) i think it's a wonderful idea, this welcoming committee. welcoming committee? yes. [telephone ringing] excuse me. i'll be back. [titters] she's kidding. hello? zsa zsa, this is jack brady. have you changed your mind, sweetheart, about doing that movie for my company? no, no, no, not if i have to ride a horse. you know i'm deadly afraid of horses. look, i ride anything. i ride a train, a hotrod, a yacht, a boat. i only ride things with a motor inside of it. goodbye. that silly man. i keep on telling him i don't want to make his horse picture. i'm not a cowsgirl. i'm zsa zsa gabor, i'm not wild bill buffalo. they're great animals. i used to feel the very same way you do, until we got our mister ed. he's smarter than mos

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trump, it's willie geist. iraq. you have said as one of the pillars of your foreign policy credentials that you had the wisdom to know it would be a bad idea to invade iraq. that it would be a disaster. you said you said that in 2003 and 2004. last night, buzzfeed unearthed a clip of you talking to howard stern september 11th, 2002, where you were asked, should we go into iraq and you said, yeah, i guess so. i guess my question to you, mr. trump,p,s, are you exaggerating how strong you were against the war? i know you've said things down the road that put you out there as someone who was against the war, but are you exaggerator how hard you were against it? >> no. that was long before the war started. by the time the war started and you have dococentation of this, by the time the war r arted, i was against t . you see articles in 2003 -- don't forget, i wasn't a politician. body cared about my opinion. that was just a question asked of me. i was a civili. >> at the time, did you think it was a good idea? >> to go in

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