." george: hello everyone in los angeles, around the country and around the world. i'm george pennacchio and welcome to the red carpet leading into the 88th academy awards. let's look at the fashion photography area, where all the stars enter the red carpet and pose for still photographs. all around the world. you can also see roshumba williams. and yu tsai posing right now but they're with our team and they need to get a move on and get down to their position on the red carpet. posers, get over here! tell me who you're wearing, roll. roshumba: finally, by carlos ombazo gown made just for me and simon g. jewels. >> she's amazing. dolce & gabbana tucks and louie vuitton shoes. roshumba: and who you -- are you today? george: we'll see you in a little bit. when the stars arrive that present we'll have you all -- them all for you first. now we want to show you something that's pretty cool, our time lapse camera. where the red carpet is right now it's normally busy hollywood boulevard but the road gets shut down and bleachers put up for the fans. this year a massive tent has been b

sky mo-ooh-vin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up hey, weez. hi, george. i love wednesdays. why? because wednesday is florence's day off. oh, today's tuesday. see you later. wait. i have a present to celebratea special timein our lives. what time? give me my present. oh, let's see here. a book? a book of poems, huh? a book of dumb poems. "one snowy day in deep december, i'll see a brightspring flower to remember..." this is sickening. who wrote this junk? you did, george. oh, not bad. where'd you find this? a few weeks ago, i looked throughsome old things. i ran across these poemswith your love letters. i couldn't believehow beautiful they were. well, consider the source. that's why i couldn'tbelieve it. i had themprinted up. i didn't get you anything. you've givenenough. good. let's eat. wait. i want to readyou something. oh, weez! ok, read. "i want to takeyour hand in mine and make ourfootsteps intertwine." it was becauseof this poem i let you holdmy hand. and it was because ofthis poem on page eight that i letyou kiss me. let me? you begged me. it was because

stepped on. they must feel like you george, can wechange the channel now? not until my commercial comes on. oh, look! the radioactive ant is going to swallow tokyo. [burp] well, ain't this scary? i ain't seen nothin' on tv that's scared me yet. now a wordfrom our sponsor. hi, i'm george jefferson. ahh! have you ever beenrunning late in the morning and you accidentally spilljam on your blouse? oops. or mustard? oh, darn. maybe you'reat a french restaurant and you spill gravyon your skirt. there i go again. oh! take offthat skirt. and bring themto jefferson cleaners, seven locations,one near you. how convenient! don't ad-lib. maybe you're at the beach and you accidentally spillketchup on yourself. i must be all thumbs. just bring that bathing suitto jefferson cleaners. we clean everything. mr. jefferson, you're the best. you got that right. author, author! don't just sit there. tell mehow great it was. i think it's disgusting to advertise your cleaning stores by using a sexy body. weezy, i can't helpthe way i look. everybody else does it. how aboutdesigner jean ads? what sells themis what's

barbara george. she doctors were working to get a pulse. one e.r. nurse was kris kehoe. a minute, the better the chance to revive her. >> after 15 minutes it was all over. a doctor pronounced barb george, the mother of two dead. it was up to nurse kehoe to clean up the body for the family to view. that's when she saw it. >> when we were straightening up her hair we noticed blood on the top of her head. i noticed there was a small hole. my first thought as a nurse was that it had to be a bullet hole there. >> imagine that, barbara george, counter, shot. >> shot in the head and it to such a good person. >> back at the comic bookshop, friends and family showed up for a birthday party for her singing of happy birthday and all of the superheroes from his beloved marvel and action comics looking on. all those guests now stunned to find the party turned into a crime scene. and barb, the hostess, was dead. two possible clues to solving the mystery, right after the murder witnesses reported seeing a speeding car and a man waiting outside the comic book shop. >> and he had on a dark outfit for

hear you say "hello" in italian. - bonjourno, ma'am. - oh, good. now turn around and say it to george. - bonjourno, ma -- i mean, sir. - congratulations, blanche. - no, no, no, i was -- - that was a fine idea, really, fine. i haven't had the pleasure of meeting this lovely young lady. - well, how could you? she's the famous italian star, tina cacciatori. - tina cacciatori? what pictures did you make in italy? - well, you see, she can't answer. it's not polite to talk with your mouth full. - tina cacciatori, it's familiar. is she related to the raviolis? - well, her father is a cacciatori, but she's a ravioli on -- - on her mother's side? all you gotta do is sprinkle a little greta cheese on her and she'd be a hit in every italian restaurant in town. - right. oh, well we have a lot to do, tina. say goodbye to mr. burns. - arrivederci, sir. - arrivederci, ma'am. how'd you like that disguise? even on that show "the masquerade party", she'd have to sit with the audience. and when she starts to talk, that texas accent just about the same way some of those italian movie stars come through t

, george,for the last five years. i thought i remembered that. see, we communicate. louise,i'm so frustrated. i've tried telling tomabout my new project. but it's a wonderful project. i know, but tomdoesn't seem interested. he only talks aboutthat silly bookhe's working on, the miracle of snoring. you think you got problems? i'm having lunch with ralph for national doorman's day. is this nationaldoorman's day? on our calendar,it's next month. you're going, george. helen, let's have a cup of coffee. i can't, louise.i'm running late. by the way, if tom asks, i'm at the help center working on that project he's not interested in. who cares? oh, george, your tie is loose. can you believe how she acted? she deserves willis. george,this is serious. helen's my best friend. i can't remember whenshe's been so upset. florence, did you hear what helen said? i was in the kitchenminding my own business. well, listen, george-- but if mr. willisdon't start their marriageis all over. weren't you minding your own business? i was till i heardthe juicy part. i ain't neverbeen married, but-- you never

lazier she get. [doorbell rings] get that. i'm marinating my steak. louise! george, don't fret. the steak i had was tough anyway. hi, helen, tom. hi, louise. is george home? yes, butcome in anyway. we want to see him. we had a problemwith some cleaninggeorge did. problem? i don't like to make waves, but today i'm really ticked off. been barred fromthe all-you-can-eatjoint again? george, tom is your friend. we all haveour crosses to bear. helen's yours. george is yours. we were going out to dinner. i was going to wear my favorite suit. it's my favorite suit of tom's. it makes him look continental. yeah, he does looklike about the sizeof australia. what happened to your suit? we took it intoyour cleaning store, and it came backlike this! oh, tom! i'm sorry about this stain. we'll send these trousers back, and george will clean them again. i'm afraid this stain is permanent. even the bestcan't get outevery gravy stain. this stain is not gravy. it's chocolate. how do you know? i didn't want to come here making reckless accusations! there was no stain when we brought them in. it must've

apartment in the sky we're movin' on up movin' on up movin' on up hi, george. bye, weez. george, wait.this is important. do you like beingmarried to me? you said it was important. it is. are youtired of me? what makes you think that? i'm concerned aboutwhat happened last night. nothin' happened last night. that's whyi'm concerned. i had a headache. the night before,you had a stomachache. the night before that,you watched tv. if you miss one episode of i love lucy, you're lost for the series. i just wantedto make sure that you stillfind me attractive. don't get disgusting. it's light outside. but, george-- i'll tell you what. if there's nothing good on television tonight, hello, mr. jefferson. what brings youto the 8th floor? an appointment with miss sanderson. an appointment.right, sir. whatever you say,you dog, you. no offense, cinnamon. ralph, this is the bid. nice touch. why don't i run along? yeah, why don't you? don't worry about a thing, sir. your secret's safe with me, you dog, you. miss sanderson. mr. jefferson, i'm sorry. i completely forgot about our meeting. what meeting? about

best friend. ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! and benedict arnold was george washington's best friend. you know what happened there. what? oh, edith, benedict was after george's job. and george got wise to him. i never heard that. why, certainly. it's the truth. otherwise, if it wasn't, on washington's birthday, we'd be eating eggs benedict instead of cherry pie. [knocking at door] come in. you wanted to see me, mr. sanders. yes. come in, bunker. yeah. close the door, please. oh, yeah. the door, yeah. there it is, mr. sanders, closed, just the way you like it. all right. have a seat. uh, well, i don't wanna sit, mr. sanders, because, you know, being a loading dock foreman, i never sit. you know, like this. well, no, no. nothing wrong with your job. it's a sitting job because it's a thinking job. my job ain't got nothing to do with thinking and i'm very good at it. i'm, uh, sure you are. yeah. thank you. now, bunker-- hey, this isn't gonna keep me away too long from the men, is it, mr. sanders? because my men don't like that. they fall apart when i ain't there. just sit down, bunker. this will only t

want a picture of his father? if he wants a picture of george, i guess the man knows his business. - that george burns must have lost his mind. - surprised that such a small object wasn't misplaced long ago. (audience laughing) - [george] (sung) from time to time in every clime. oh, hello, blanche, you wanted to see me? - [blanche] no, i wanted to talk to you. believe me, seeing you is no pleasure. - blanche, you're beautiful. i've never seen you look prettier. - [harry] george burns, are you out of your mind? - no, i meant it, i think blanche looks beautiful. i've never seen her look better. - i was referring to young ronald. - well, he thinks so too. you're the only one who doesn't. you must have had a good night's sleep. you look beautiful. look, beautiful. - george, george, for someone who thinks them self so clever you are pretty stupid. imagine sending gracie to a matrimonial agency to find a wife for ronnie. i never heard of such a thing. - it is impossible to conceive that you would have so little regard for the future welfare of your offspring. you are unworthy of the nam

... gorge"? ah, tom. all right, so i ate an "e." george's name is loaded with "es." look, there's one there at the end. at least he only ate an "e," and not one of those six roses. six? i ordered12 roses. wait until you see george's face when we yell surprise. i hope so. it's not easy shopping for george. what do you get someone who has everything? another "e." i bought something nice. what? a can of soup. we bought him who-done-it books. it was easy, since he became such a mystery buff. he should solve the case of his missing hair. louise, nothing willmatch your gift. you outdid yourself. thanks, helen. i think so, too. let's go into the living room. which mystery bookdid you get for george? we bought him murder in the catacombs. oh, too bad. george has alreadyread that one. oh, really? then we got him appointment with death. that's too bad. he's read that, too. he has? how about that edgar thornton classic, the captain wore nylons? i'm afraid he's readthat one, too. i wonderwhere george is. in here waiting for a decent present! surprise! you ruined our party. how'd you get in? proba

, no. george: you're also going to take the stage and present. >> i'm presenting best live action short. george: you also are a big "star wars" fan and you're wearing "star wars"-related clothing. >> this? uh, falcon cuff links and darth vader socks. george: you're a darth vader fan over the other one? >> i just like darth vader because he's pretty cool. george: have you told j.j. abrams you need to be in another "star wars" movie? >> i told colin. he's doing the next "star wars." george: what is your next movie? >> i have four movies coming out. "book of henry," and then boot book of henry," and then "book of henry," george: and two other ones. >> and shutin and -- george: very good. have fun presenting at the oscars. this kid knows more about hollywood than i do and he's 9. kristen: i don't know about that but what a cutie he is. i am kristen aldridge and we are stationed here at our exclusive vantage point overlooking this red carpet. i'm joined by supermodel roshumba williams and celebrity photographer yu tsai. we are talking all things fashion. sofia vergara is a star that keeps br

clever fashionista. george: a korean superstar, the young actor will be taking the stage tonight as the first korean star ever at the oscars. tell me the sense of pride you feel right now. >> yeah, i heard i'm the first invited to this oscars. it's very honored for me as an actor. because this is a great time for me and it's going to be memorable for me. george: we're live right now in asia. what would you like to say in english to the fans over there? >> i'm so happy to be here as an actor. i've been dreaming of this actually. but dream come true. george: perfect and you have "the magnificent seven" coming out later this year. what can you tell us about that without giving too much away? >> it's an amazing story. actually, it's a remake and antwan fuqua directed that and there are a lot of great actors like denzel washington, ethan hawke, and they're amazing. it's a very good action movie, i think. tonight at the oscars. that's byung-hun lyrics everyone. we are here at the oscars fan experience with a very energetic crowd. wow! and we are here front row at the red carpet with one of th

>>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. battle for the bench. justice antonin scalia, conservative legend, dies at 79. the fight to fill his seat already under way. >> i plan to nominate a successor. >> it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. >> as both sides dig in, will the presidential election become a referendum on the court? >>> plus, trump targeted in the nastiest debate yet. the billionaire businessman under fire. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. >> and, firing back. >> you're a principal. >> you're the single biggest liar. >> this morning, trump, cruz, rubio, kasich, all here live. from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> the news that supreme court justice antonin scalia has died swept across the country saturday afternoon. a towering figure. the court's longest serving justice. his powerful pen made him a pillar of the conservative movement. inspired a generation of legal thought. his death leaves a divided court for a divided count

. george jefferson. george, let'sleave florenceand fred alone. you got something against fred? don't mindmr. jefferson. we always teaseeach other. isn't that right, you little wart hog? come on,george. it's been lovely, florence. but it's so early. i'm in roofing. without enough sleep, i can't stay on top of my job. fred, you're a card. will you call me? sure. when? uh, soon. ok. good night. good-bye. florence! he must be serious. he shook your hand and everything. somehow, i don't think fred enjoyed himself. at least he touched you. george, how could you be so cruel after florence just got dumped. i didn't mean dumped.i mean dropped. i mean... i thought surewe'd hit it off.i liked him. what happened? he wanted to goto his place. i wanted to come home. you don't supposehe was after my body? i just realizedwhy your hair falls out. why? there's nothin'for it to root in. say, florence, i found a man for you. "yukon lumberjack seeks sturdy woman it's perfect. "must have good personality." well, i'll keep lookin'. ain't you comin' back at me? i'll come back whenyou say i can't cook. when

nurse was that it had to be a bullet hole there. >> imagine that, barbara george, counter, shot. >> shot in the head and it didn't seem like it could happen to such a good person. >> back at the comic bookshop, friends and family showed up for a birthday party for her singing of happy birthday and all of the superheroes from his beloved marvel and action comics looking on. all those guests now stunned to find the party turned into a crime scene. and barb, the hostess, was dead. two possible clues to solving the mystery, right after the murder witnesses reported d eing a speeding car and a man waiting outside the comic book shop. for that time of the year. would describe it. at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. levian chocolate diamonds... ...for the sweetest thing in your life. every kiss begins with kay. aaaaaaaand we're back at cricket wireless! switch and get a brand new lg risio for $19.99, or take a spin with the samsung galaxy grand prime for $29.99! cricket wireless. something to smile about. feel a spark of emotion light up every inch of you. feel warm

, all here live. from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> the news that supreme court justice antonin scalia has died swept across the country saturday afternoon. a towering figure. the court's longest serving justice. his powerful pen made him a pillar of the conservative movement. inspired a generation of legal thought. his death leaves a divided court for a divided country. sets up an epic battle for a successor. and strikes right at the heart of this already chaotic presidential campaign. we'll hear from the candidates this morning, break down what and the country. we begin with pierre thomas. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. flags here at the supreme court and across the nation at half staff as the court mourns the loss of justice scalia. a giant here in washington. his death has enormous legal and political ramifications. justice scalia apparently died in his sleep at a quat hunting trip at a west texas resort. his body was discovered after he failed to appear for a breakfast gathering. u.s. marshals came to the scene. law

blue sky cleaners. george. why don't you just lower your prices, too? lowering prices means cutting quality. i won't stab customers in the back. good for you, george. unless i can without them noticing. why don't you contact blue sky cleaners and talk out your differences? look, weezy, that suggestion borders on stupidity. the smart thing to do is meet blue sky cleaners and talk out our differences. somehow, the way you put it, it sounds so obvious. that's all right, weezy. everything balances out. business is my territory. you always manage to look good. helen, i'm scared. why? i married that man. i'm glad about this meeting, mr. jefferson. ready to cancelthe price war? it was justa matter of time before blue skysurrendered. don't blameyourself, son. you just took on morethan you could handle. you tangledwith george i-take-no-prisonersjefferson. could we get to the reason i'm here? oh, yeah, sure. sit down. you came here to talk turkey, and i am the head turkey. the way i figure it, we'll buy you out. so you clean on your side-- say what? we're prepared to makea generous offer. buy

george w. bush is due to hit the presidential campaign trail, for the first time in over a decade. a rally with his brother, jeb. remember, george w. bush wasn't a presence, physically, at least, on the trail when mitt romney and john mccain were running. as bush 43 hopes to stump for the man he hopes will be bush 54, donald trump is lashing out yet again at the former president and his record. >> if the ex-president is campaigning for his brother, i think he's probably open to great scrutiny. maybe things that haven't been thought of in the past. the whole thing starts with the war in iraq. if the president went to the beach, we would have been better off, believe me. >> and that is just a small taste of the tough talk today. more to come later on in the show, as we preview george w. bush's big return to the campaign trail. again, less than an hour from now. but, we start tonight first with the entire political world reeling from the sudden and unexpected death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. on saturday morning, the 79-year-old conservative justice was found dead in his ro

"on their freeways and rubbing fenders "with them!" (laughs) - [george] and ronnie, i've got one story he ought to love. it's about an oklahoma oil man who's captured by the indians. - oh no, dad, please. - no, it's great, you see, these indians tie him to a tree and while they're sharpening their knives to scalp him, he gets the hiccups. and then the indians ask him if he has a last request and he says, "yeah, will somebody "do something to frighten me?"?" - dad, you're kidding. - if i get a real big laugh, i'll sing hello, joyce. - [joyce] hello, mr. burns. - nice to see you again. - [joyce] thank you. - dad, this is mr. collins. - mr. collins, i'm mr. burns. - howdy, mr. burns. just been telling joyce how much i admire your home, it's beautiful. - thank you. - you know, you have a lot of beautiful homes here in california. - not as nice as you have in oklahoma. - oh yes, they are and speaking of los angeles, there's only one thing better than rubbing elbows -- - [joyce] daddy. daddy, mr. burns was speaking of oklahoma. - oh yes, in oklahoma they have a lot of oil men and they

-parties, this is "on the red carpet after the oscars." george: now that the awards have been handed out, its time to party in hollywood! tonight's oscar winners are headed to the most exclusive parties of the year, and we have your v.i.p. ticket! good evening! welcome to "on the red carpet after the oscars!" i'm george pennacchio coming to you from the governors ball, after-party. and people are already coming here. when hollywood's biggest stars decide to get into party mode anything can happen and it usually does. this exclusive event is literally right up the stairs from the oscars ceremony itself, so tonight's winners will be up here in just a moment to talk with us live. and while we wait for them to arrive here, the stars are already out at some other a-list events like the vanity fair party where our karl schmid is tonight! hi, karl. karl: that's right, thanks, george. we're here at the "vanity fair" party in beverly hills. this is the 22nd year "vanity fair" has held this bash. and it gets bigger and more star filled every year. >> i get to see ea lot of people that normally

ask. - [harry] blanche, i have work to do. - [blanche] i said, go over and ask george. - i will not, and that is final. - alright, then i'll go to the cabin with you. - what?! what? i thought you detested fishing. - well, i won't fish, but i was thinking it could be sort of like a second honeymoon for us, dear. and i can sit in your lap and we can cuddle by the fire. (audience laughing) - blanche, i surrender. i will go over and ask that other big mouth beast. (audience laughing) (joyful instrumental music) - george, although i am-- - [george] good morning, harry. - george, although i am the-- - [george] harry, is sort of rude to come into somebody's house without saying good morning. - [harry] good morning, george. - okay, start now, you see. - [harry] although i am the raddison type, i trust you realize the full measure and extent of my feelings towards you. - well, harry, blanche and gracie are such great pals, we ought to try to be friends anyway. (audience laughing) - george, will you never cease jesting? after all friendship is no laughing matter. - you're right, i was just pa

. george, that was the fire department. your brooklyn store just burned down. why do these things always happen to me? i'll gowith you. no, it could be dangerous. you might get killed. come on, willis. right, george. oh! oh! oh, my store. willis! who are you? oh, he ownsthis rubble. name, sir? can't you read? it's on the door-- it's gone! there, there, sir. do you mind? there, there, george. i'll be checking the damage outside. everything is ruined, willis. there's nothin' left. don't be so hasty,george. there must be somethingyou can salvage. look! this piece of bronzesculpture is still intact. that's not sculpture. that was my cash register. i never claimedto know much about art. i just knowwhat i like. the expensive stuff is in back. ah! now, george, take it easy. it's not that bad. you still haveone wall. 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

minute. it's george caster. - oh him, tell him i just left. - i'm sorry she just left. - betty, i'm ashamed of you. - oh, i know why he called. to ask me for a date tomorrow night and i happen to know (phone rings) you see i'm even fourth choice on his list. - just a minute. it's your boyfriend, gordon. - oh, well him i'll talk to. hello gordy. no of course i haven't forgotten this is our our evening together. will your aunt be leaving the same time as usual? good. but uh, i want you to promise not to chase me so much tonight. - i won't chase you, i'm gonna disintegrate you. (laughter) - here, let me talk now gordon. - bring some new books over to read to me? ok. auntie wants to talk now. - sorry to bother you betty, but gordon insisted on calling. he does so look forward to your evenings with him. - tell him i'll be on time. alright mrs. wiggum. bye. how'd i get trapped into this sitter job? i did it one evening, merely to help out - well it can't last much longer. didn't you say his parents will be sending for him soon? - yes but how soon is soon? they're still in india. some kind

do what i did, marry the girl. - oh, george, don't give ronnie wrong advice, you know you married me. - well, i'm leaving. i sure wish kathy would listen to reason. - [gracie] don't worry ronnie, by the time you get back from the studio, everything will be straightened out. - gracie, this is between ronnie and his girl and i want you to stay out of it. - i wasn't even thinking of it. - and don't go over to blanche's and get her mixed up in this. - i wasn't even thinking of it. i'm just going over to ask her to go shopping. - and keep harry von zell out of it. - i wasn't even thinking of that either. i'm just gonna phone him and ask him to take us shopping. - well it's 20 minutes since gracie left. 15 minutes for von zell to get here, so right now gracie and von zell should be over at blanches house. i'll turn on my television set and see. the first thing you'll hear is von zell saying, " i wont do it gracie, george will fire me." - isn't this a beautiful day? - that line must be left out of last week's show. - harry, don't change the subject. - no. - i won't do it gracie, george'l

george to sign a check for that? - what's the joke? - george, i've been married to you all these years, so i'm sure you're going to say something funny! (laughs) - i don't have to, because i already got my laugh. - oh, good! so sign this. - what am i signing? - they can talk about jack benny, and bob hope, and phil silvers, but when it comes to signing the name of george burns, no other comedian can do it as good as you can. - what am i signing? - an autograph. - an autograph? - yes. two of the cutest little children are downstairs, tommy and suzy, and they want your autograph. - tommy and suzy? how come they don't want yours? - they all want celebrities. - have them come up. - no. - why not? - i couldn't do that. - why? - their little legs are too short, and the stairs come up to here. - well, all right. i'll ask them. - yeah, well, try. - tommy, suzy, would you like to come up? - mother, has dad got you doing it, too? - that's too bad. their little legs are too short. - and the stretch? look, gracie, i know that's a check you want me to sign. i'm not going to sign it until you

terrible problem. i broke the newsto george last night. i didn't hear no yellin'. his fingerprints ain't around your throat. he didn't evenget mad. no, he's destroyed. george wants to retire. retire? that's right. as in don't go to work? yes. and hang around the house all day? i'm afraid so. mrs. jefferson, talk him out of it! florence-- you want my clothes? you can have them. i don't knowwhat to tell him. he's really seriousabout retiring. that means he'll be around all the time. i guess so. he'll just be here day after day? that's right. after day after day after day. florence,have some coffee. every minute of the day. [doorbell rings] florence, will youget that, please? after day after day. i don't know. life seems so simple on the flintstones. oh, hello,mr. winslow. how's our millionth customer? that's a sore subjectaround here. good. may i come in? well, actually-- please come in. oh, isn't that cute? mrs. jefferson, there you are, our little gold mine. has your husband seen this? yeah.get out! look who's visiting,the young son of a-- george! what do you want,winslow? fate has

we were gone so long. three hours. were you bored? no. george and ihave had a swell time. haven't we, george? 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

time a joke, but nobody tells me how to sleep. not to, yes, but how to? no. (canned laughter) - george really said that after i left? he's finally realized he doesn't belong in show business. - what a pity he reached such an obvious conclusion so much later than everyone else! (canned laughter) - you mean you knew all along he was unhappy when he was telling jokes? - no, but i was aware of my own unhappiness. - oh, well then you're just the man who can help him. i'll send him over here, and will you try to figure out the kind of work he's really fitted for? i don't want him to waste his life in a business he hates! - i will do my utmost to prevent him squandering further time as a round peg in a square hole. - oh, good, i want him to be a square peg in a square hole, just like you! (canned laughter) - let's name some professions, maybe we'll find one to fit george. - very well. - uh.... he's spent a lot of time in banks taking gracie's money there. (canned laughter) maybe he could be a bank clerk! - he hasn't sufficient mentality for that. (canned laughter) perhaps he might become a fu

- that's why i called this meeting. you see, ronnie already bought the boat, and george doesn't want him to have it. that's my problem. - gracie, i-- - please, harry. we have to run this like a regular meeting. now, i'll be the chairman. and if you have any suggestions, ask me for the floor. (audience laughter) - okay, well, madam chairman, may i please have the floor? - no. (audience laughter) - well, i... - blanche always has better ideas than you. well, blanche? - well, i can't think of a thing. - how about you, ronnie? - no, i'm blank. - mr. von zell, you have the floor. that ronnie needs the boat. - how are you going to do that, tell him this is holland and the dike broke? - i told you blanche would come up with something good. go ahead, blanche. - well honey, i was being sarcastic. - oh. mr. von zell, you have the floor. - i thought we could tell george that ronnie needs the boat for his health. you know, the salt air? - tell dad i need it for my health? - that's a wonderful idea, ronnie! oh ho ho, if blanche couldn't think of something, i knew you could. (audience laughte

stories, you'll have a lot of fun! - it's an old friend of george's. - i'll barricade the door. - no. that won't stop johnny moore. he's loud, obnoxious, chauvinistic, and the worst part of all, george really looks up to him. - well at his height, who don't he look up to? (audience laughs) - oh i don't know what i'm gonna do about johnny, he's just one of those people. - well what do you mean? - well, have you ever been cleaning a window that just refuses to wipe off? - i don't do windows. (audience laughs) - oh. then have you ever been cleaning under a bed and come across one of those stubborn dust balls that refuses to budge? - i don't do under beds. (audience laughs) - oh. then have you ever been cashing your paycheck and gotten a lot less money than you thought you should've? - yeah, but what does that got to do with johnny moore? - nothing, but that happens when you don't do windows or clean under beds! (audience laughs) - you know, i bet you're worried about nothing. mr. jefferson's friend must've changed by now. - oh i don't know florence. - believe me mrs. jefferson, everybod

, george pennacchio, kristen aldridge, roshumba williams and yu tsai. to you, george. george: thank you very much. we're counting down to the 88th annual academy awards. joining me now is my counterpart from wabc tv in new york, sandy kenyon, before we talk, our helicopter has captured some a small protest in hollywood led by the reverend al sharpton, over the lack of diversity at the oscars for the second year in a row. a peaceful protest is going on involving the entire #oscars go white campaign. but chris rock is hosting the oscars. he's been in complete silence what are you hearing about him? >> he had the #black out #see you sunday. that's the last we heard from him. i heard it's going to be blistering. there are going to be some folks who are very uncomfortable in that all of a sudden. for me, that's going to be something to watch. tune in because who knows what he's going to say, buzz but but it's going to be funny. george: what do you think are the chances of "the revenant" >> it's got a chance. two big competitors. i think leonardo dicaprio, best actor, "the revenant," best pic

at the sheriff's office. >> george: i'll let you know when to expect accumulating snow. >> mark: we begin tonight with a live look over lynchburg. it's been below freezing all let's head over to church george flickinger with the forecast. >> george: it is going to get colder for continue and we're going to stay below freezing for the entire weekend. temperatures are going to be in the 20s and 30s this weekend. it's 27 in lynchburg, 32 in danville, 31 in blacksburg. the wind is going to get stronger this evening. the wind chills in the teens are going to be much colder by tomorrow morning. coming up latering we'll let you know when to expect the coldest weather. >> mark: and you can find complete weather coverage on our website and social media sites at wset.com. >>> now, for the aftermath from the fire at the dan river mill. katie brooke has been out there today and has the very latest. >>> mark, i want to show you what is happening here tonight. at the scene, and i'm told that it has been contained. crews are coming and going working to keep this a safe site. the dan river plant op

wait another moment for that beautiful hair hi, george. what's the best news i could hear? bald heads are in style. the louvers? no, florence's mouth. forget florence.tell me why you're happy. i've been trying to get mr. whitendale into a business deal. guess what he said on the elevator. "down, please"? after that, weez. after that. i give up,george. he wants to talk to me. partners at last! this has happened before. you get yourself all excited, then you end up being disappointed. that'syour fault, weez. you got sickon our wedding night. well, experience taught me that i didn't miss much. thank you, weez. whitendale'scoming any minute. i want youto get lost. since when can't a woman get involved in business? it's a fact women causedthe great depression. come again? women causedthe great depression. no. i meant-- oh, why bother? i'm going up to helen's. look, florence. i got important persons coming. did you dust and vacuum today? no. did you wash the windows? no. why the hell not? hey, i was busy, ok? [doorbell rings] that's the door,florence. and those are your toes. stand on them

shopping. dream on, george. we don't haveroom for this. i'll take what i want to the office and put it in the safe. to make room for it, keep the money in my closet. dream on, florence. i'd love to relive these memories, but i'm going to choir practice. with your voice, it'll turn into target practice. you could be inthat spielberg movie. what movie? baldergeist. oh, george, look! my engagement ring! you can tell i didn't have much money. but i love itjust the same. [whistles] uh-oh. this should bring back good times. what is it? it doesn't concern you, weez. can i look at that? no. i'm taking this to the office. you're taking itright now? but it's in the way. know what i like about you? most wives want to know everything, but not you. most wives are suspicious, but not you. most husbandswould showthat picture. but not me! [doorbell rings] that's willis. we're going to the hockey game. ha-ha! hi. come in. how you doing? george will be right out. what's in the box? just some mementos that george has collected. and you two weresharing the memories, huh? most of them. there's a photogr

george. >> george was known for taking naturally felt would -- wood to create works for that specific piece of wood. jamie: george's story oddly parallels bennett's. board in washington state eagerness and architecture degree from m.i.t.. 1942 just as then it is being inducted into the army george and his wife and young daughter to her with 110,000 japanese americans forcibly relocated in the japanese camp. he meets a master woodworker who crafts him to have beautiful furniture with japanese hand tools. after the war george bell's a workshop in pennsylvania where he uses the century old techniques to create modern masterpieces. every tree has its destiny. >> a loving the wood to speak for itself by trying to repeal the beauty in the wooded area and part of that is as beautiful natural edge which is characteristic of the work. jamie: to better understand that modernism i turned to a contemporary craftsmen deeply influenced by george. >> of a but to help you make the table. >> to get started takes a chisel and very light little taps. jamie: i know what it means to give a tree a second l

ceceover] last week on the jeffersons, george wanted to get louise something special for their anniversary. - see i wanna get another diamond put in weezy's wedding ring without her knowing about it, but i can't. - why not? - 'cause she never lets it out of her sight. i mean, let's face it, florence. when george jefferson gives somebody somethin', it's not easy for them to part with it. (audience laughs) - that would explain this headache i've had for the last seven years. - [voiceover] but the ring wasn't all that was on george's mind. one of his stores had been robbed. - well, i just got here myself only 15 minutes ago, but so far the evidence points to one thing. - what? - all your money is gone. (audience laughs) - what evidence have you got? - all your money is gone. (audience laughs) - [voiceover] george went out to examine the scene of the crime. - wonder who this watch belongs to. - me. but i have a feeling i'm gonna like yours much much better. - [voiceover] george was embarrassed about being robbed by a girl street gang, - what are we doing tonight, mr. jefferson? - w

enough to pile it up a little bit. so no more than a coating around up to. southern prince george's county and charles county, maybe up to an inch. st. mary's, up to maybe as much as 2 inches. raining snow this morning. turning breezy and dry this afternoon. you'll get sunshine back, but it will be a blustery day. and you will like the puig ewee. that's coming up. >>> and we're working for you on the roads this morning. know let greene is o molette green is out in the 4 x 4. how is the commute looking? >> reporter: we have snow on the roads. let's take a look outside. joe and i have made it to st. mary's county. look at the snow on the roads. it's sticking a little bit out here. so a tricky ride for those of you who have to get out in this this morning. i can tell you that on the side roads, there is some accumulation. maybe close to an inch or so. they have treated the roads. so not too bad. but still this is a commute you have to really pay attention to. safety is the word as you get out and about in this where it's really coming down. good snow showers right now we're seeing. and

head. uh, excuse me. i'm george jefferson-- florence, good to see you again. hi, ben. you know her? for a year she peeked inside with her nose pressed against the glass. she fogged up my window. i invited her in. that key ring you'vebeen holding for me? let it go. i gotthe last payment. great. yep. 2 bucks,cash money. i'll watch the store. run to the bank. i hope you'll still come around. sure. you still gottwo things under $20. should ipick a number? mr. jefferson wants a present for his wife. could yousuggest something? what's the occasion? it's not ananniversary or birthday. i just want somethingthat says "love." oh, i have something perfect that says "love." here it is, and it's only $20,000. how about this diamond brooch? only 10,000. well, how aboutsomething thatsays "how you doing?" i got a beer in the back. get hera gold bracelet and haveit inscribed. good idea. what should i have inscribed? anything. how about..."to my dearest darling wife." fine. "from your sweet, adorable husband who hasn't done anything wrong." you don't need a bracelet, you need a hula hoop. come with

so catchy. you know cunningham is my biggest competitor. oh, i'm sorry, george. excuse me. i've got things to do. i got laundryto finish. maybe we ought totake it to cunningham. he's your man. cunningham take your dirty clothes to cunningham he's your man cunningham take your dirty clothes to cunningham traitors. sammy, i want you to write a better jingle for me. i'm not in the moodto write today. i'll help you along. give me a note. what key? i don't know. a black one. don't go to cunningham he's a bald, incompetent jerk he clean and cleans and cleans all day but he never ever works well, what do you think? it stinks. that's why i need you. hit it, sammy. hey, i like that! "we beg for business." sammy, you're a genius. it's agnes, george. my agnes. she left me, george. she ran awayand left me. oh, my god, sammy, i'm sorry. now, about my jingle... i can't write. i can't do anythingwithout agnes. you look at me and say,"there's a happy guy," but inside beats a heartfilled with pain. but, sammy-- all i want to do is go home, unpack agnes' teeth, and remember the good times. hey, sam,

. george vogel has the latest from goodyear. lisa: some a-list celebrities skipping one of the major events of the year to give back to others. their planned trip nowhere close to the oscars. mark: you see the wet roads s introducing longhorn' s big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. lisa: good morning and welcome back. 44 degrees. janelle monae, and comedian hannibal buress are also set to take part in justice for flint. and david bowie may be gone, but his memory and music still live on. and tomorrow, his final album, "blackstar," will premiere as an instamini-series. the first of 16 episodes debuts tomorrow on instagram, featuring images inspired by "blackstar," one more parting gift from the somebody has to fall down. oh! mark: can we talk about those neon uniforms? lisa: looks like some of the yellowish-green on randi' s rada most of the colors in ther. randi: green. a couple of thunderstorms possible this afternoon. tomorrow