Charleston and savannah. Different approaches to preserving their layer tahj. A tale of two cities as lee cowan will report in our cover story. Savannah, georgia, and charleston, South Carolina. Historic cities of the south. Faced with a design dilemma. The question is how do we move forward . How do we honor our past and point toward a future . Preservation and progress ahead on sunday morning. look around the house and grounds here demonstrates, good design can reveal itself in ways big and small. Luke burbank this morning shows us how small things can make a world of difference. They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder but good design thats something everyone can appreciate,. I think the notion that because somebody is poor they dont have the same appreciation for beauty or function is completely erroneous. This is a stone from india. Creating heidi sign and low cost. Later on sunday morning. Design plays a role in many aspects of our lives. Even if something is just being built for laughs. This morning comedian Jerry Seinfeld will be sharing his insights with anthony may on. Jerry seinfelds internet show is about cars and comedy. Hes obsessed with the design of both. You break comedy down in architectural way. I like structure. I like lodge glike later on sunday morning, we go for a drive with Jerry Seinfeld. Am i driving too fast for you . Cleaning windows at auldbrass is pretty down to earth task. But on a skyscraper, this morning, mo rocca does windows. Architects design them, construction workers build them. This is good exercise. Who cleans them . I dont do windows. Well unless im window washing a skyscraper on the 38th floor. Ahead on sunday morning. Richard schlesinger introduces us to shaker design. Jane pauley looks at architecture you can take to the bank. Seth doane has spotted castles made of sand. First, lets go to Christine Johnson in the newsroom for our sunday morning headlines. Good morning its may 31, 2015. Beau biden eldest son of Vice President joe biden and two time attorney general of delaware has died after a battle with cancer. We have report from marlie hall. Vice President Joe Biden announced that his oldest son beau died of brain cancer. Saying the entire family is saddened beyond words. We know that beaus spirit will live on. The former well dare attorney general and member of the Delaware National guard was 46 years old. He served a year long tour in iraq while in the National Guard and like his father was a lawyer. Biden of the hospitalized at the Walter Reed National military Medical Center earlier this month. At the time however younger biden underwent surgery in 2013 to remove a small leash an. He suffered a mild stroke in 2010. Last year beau biden announced he wasnt planning another term at attorney general and hoping to run for governor. He leads behave his wifea daughter and son. Secretary much state john scary has cancelled remainder of four nation european trip. Kerry broke his leg this morning in a bike accident in france. The senate meets in a rare sunday session today because some of the provisions of the patriot act expire at midnight. Ken ken republican senator rand paul an opponent charges the measures are quote an illegal spy program. Former Maryland Governor martin owe mall precise hes running for president. He will challenge Hillary Clinton and vernon senator bernie sanders. More rain in parts of texas. Another 3. 5 inches fell yesterday in houston. At least 31 people have died in storms that began over memorial day weekend. The Chicago Blackhawks are heading to the stanley cup finals. Game one against Tampa Bay Lightning set for wednesday. For todays weather thunderstorms are forecast from texas to montana. As well as much of the eastern part of the country. In the week ahead drier in texas. But stormy in the east and hotter in the southwest. Osgood next. The low country by design. Ladies and gentlemen, Jerry Seinfeld. Later here goes nothing. Osgood Jerry Seinfeld just fors laughs. Osgood it he may sound like a dream come true to, own a grand estate designed in 1939 by americas foremost architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright named it auldbrass. Adapting the name of a historic plantation although nothing is planted here but live oaks and cypress trees. Spread across some 300 acres of South Carolinas low country a region defined by rivers and tidal marshes. But just three decades ago auldbrass had fallen into disrepaira costly White Elephant that no one it seemed, was willing or able to save. When i got it, it was ready for the bulldozer. It was pretty much, you know, barely alive. Its taken almost 30 years to bring it back to where it is now. Hollywood producer joel silver is best known for his blockbuster films. Silvers 1986 purchase and restoration of auldbrass has been the most audacious production of his career. Very expensive hobby. And i found early on that if i could make successful movies that made a lot of money that i would be able to benefit from that to utilize those funds to explore other things. Im going to build a guest house. One of the few times were going to build a new Wright Building in the exact site. Thats last project. Silver maintains auldbrass as wright intended. A private retreat. Opening it to the public on occasion to raise funds for the regional open land trust. The architects vision endures. From the smallest detail to the grandest. Nature is the inspiration. A love of place exalted by design. By the time auldbrass was designed the nearby cities of charleston and savannah were both more than 200 years old. How they deal with the challenge of Historic Preservation makes for genuine tale two of cities. Our cover story reported by lee cowan. They are two belles of the south. Savannah georgia. And charleston, South Carolina. About a hundred miles apart they have been rivals for centuries. Debating everything from which has the best manners to which makes the sweetest tea. But they have something in common, how to preserve their monthsdraped Southern Charm without turning their backs on progress. Theres a lot of jealousy between the two of them. Retired American History professor was born in charleston but spent last 50 years in savannah. His home off monterey square, was built in 1869. How can you keep city like this charming and preserve its history and yet still move forward at the same time . Well, many would say we dont want to move forward at the same time. Were happy just the way we are thank you very much. Many in charleston might say the same thing. And thats the design dilemma. While its tempting to want to put these historic cities in formaldehyde charlestons mayor says thats not a viable answer. A historic city should be a living place. Because if you dont have that its a former something. A former once great city that now is pretty to see. Charleston has the oldest Historic District in the country. Carefully preserved the grand public building as well as the mansions along the battery of course the famous rainbow road. The style is the single house. Tall slender homes theyre called piazzas here some sometimes look out over a private garden. Its an architectural fabric that New Buildings have a hard time matching. Its like there is this beautiful painting. We have an opportunity to paint something within that beautiful painting. Its got to be careful that what you paint there dont detract from the overall context of what has been created. Its up to charlestons board of architectural review to approve new construction. Sometimes the mayor himself gets involved as he did with the architect of a proposed parking garage. I said i want a building that doesnt look like a parking garage. No, thats what we do here in charleston. I dont want it to look like a parking garage. This is what resulted a. Garage that actually won federal design achievement pared. Then Charleston Place a 400 room hotel paled the citys muster, but only after it was built to fit with the style of the buildings around it. And the 142 million performance hall. But for modernist architect like ray huff charlestons restrictions can make new design a bit tricky. What were having now is a bit of clash of values as it much in trying to determine how do we find that right balance. Thats a difficult proposition. When Clemson University designed this contemporary building to house the schools Architecture Center in charleston, it was met with such opposition the plans had to be scrapped. The process of going through getting permits and what have you for a building is an extremely difficult process in charleston. The same debate is ringing throughout savannah. Although here Historic Preservation takes on a little different tone. Is there a general sense about sort of modern and contemporary architecture coming into savannah . I think we embrace it. But we ask questions about whether this building will contribute to the city. Christian sottills, the dean of the school of building arts. And architect behind this, the schools new museum of art. We set out to design a building that would communicate across three centuries. One that incorporates what was left of the oldest surviving Railroad Depot in the country. We like to use the term Creative Preservation. Thats not very hopeful. But Creative Preservation is making and saving. Its both. That depot is one of more on this 70 Historic Sites that savannahs college of art and design have saved and repurposed f. A former county jail to is theth century armory. It is a living laboratory. Many of the buildings like this one look out on program savannahs best known feature. Its squares. There are 2 of them all. In fact its considered one of the nations first planned cities. Its not as old as charleston, savannahs Historic District is much larger stretching stretching from the waterfront with buildings like savannahs Cotton Exchange still stands to neighborhoods where homes with gas lanterns and intricate iron work sit beneath the spanish moss. This is what makes savannah. And the new can still spark controversy. The 64,000 square foot Jepson Center for the arts designed by moshe safdie was tough to get by review board. Some still dont like it today. A Grand Staircase filled with glass, but maybe not so appropriate for historic city like savannah. These port cities of the south, savannah and charleston, are survivors. They have out lived fires hurricanes, slavery and war. Surely will design disputes but not without a fight. Osgood coming up. Keeping it simple. That is an extra drawer. Shakers didnt like to waste space. My scalp hurts. My hair hurts. This is what it can be like to have shingles. A painful, blistering, rash. If you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. Well i had to go to the eye doctor last week and i have to go back today. The doctors worried its so close to her eye. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. Osgood frank plowed wright custom designed furniture. By contrast Richard Schlesinger introduces us to a furniture making tradition whose designs couldnt be more practical. At the Hancock Shaker village in far western massachusetts they have always kept things simple and clean. Its a museum now where visitors can see classic Furniture Designed centuries ago by the shakers. The lines of the furniture are as clean as the rooms it in habits. Leslie herzbery is the curator. They were thinking of it as being functional, streamlined simple, beautiful design. They didnt mean for it to be beautiful . They didnt. They would never refer to it as beautiful. These no films, no flourishes chairs may be the best known legacy of shaker design. Shakers came to the u. S. From england and established themselves as a christian sect in the late 18th century. Their design style followed their lifestyle. It is simple and above all practical. This is a blanket chest made in the 1800s. What is the thing on the bottom. That is an extra drawer. Shakers didnt like to waste space. There was an additional way to use the space more efficiently the shakers would find it. They were Innovative Group that came up with new ways to solve old problems. Its true. So the shakers did the same thing. But what the shakers figured out was in order to preserve the chair and also to preserve their floors, if you added this tiny Little Design element to the back postss of your chairs you could preserve both that back post and your floor. This is brilliant. It swivels, if i may . It swivels with the chairs. You go back. This is brilliant. Invented by the shakers. Now seen on most classroom chairs for kids. In their heyday in the 19th century there were roughly 6,000 shakers in nearly two dozen communities from main to, kentucky. Their founder was a woman known as mother anne. They lived communally so cleanliness became if not next to godliness at least really close. Mother anne once said theres no dirt in hiv en. Keeping your living quarters and eating quarters and your work quarters clean was very important. And so thats why you have things like the shaker builtins you dont have to clean on top or beneath them. In fact a lot of shaker design evolved from the necessity to tidy up. Among other things they invented the flat broom. And the pegs which you see in every shaker thing they are for hats or what . Theyre for almost anything. Not only could you push your chair under the table you could also hang it up on your peg. And why would you do that . Wellf you wanted to clean underneath it. But you would often hang it upside down so that dust wouldnt gather. They brought this trestle from this lower position, they brought up into the upper position. They brought it up to that position to so that they could clean under every table every day. Easier to get a mop underneath. Right. Full disclosure, is my neighbor. These are the peg racks and the chair. He has spent decades studying and following shaker design. In the design world we use the word to shakeriz, almost like a verb to simplify. He makes shaker furniture but he also makes more contemporary pieces. Frequently with a glance back at the shakers. That aesthetic has driven most of modern Furniture Design for the last 50 years. The shakers designs have stood the test of time and influenced furniture makers of more recent times. But time might finally be catching up with them. Since the beginning shakers that have been celibate, so new members can be hard to come by. Mother anne once said that once the number of shakers dwindles to as many as you can count on one hand there will be resurgence. Maybe thats true. Where once there were 6,000 shakers, today there are just a handful living together in maine, perhaps the last of their kind. Walked on there dash. Osgood just ahead. We build a better mousetrap. Medication to help lower your a1c. Ask your doctor if adding onceaweek tanzeum is right for you. Onceaweek tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes along with diet and exercise. Onceaweek tanzeum works by helping your body release its own natural insulin when its needed. Tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. Tanzeum is not insulin. It is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis and has not been studied with mealtime insulin. 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All sizes all shapes. His quirky collection lines the walls,er from to ceiling. This one will i am pail. Delighting a couple hundred equally traphappy visitors a years. When they walk in and see all this whats the usual reaction . Most are somewhat overwhelmed. Par treasures them all. They would set this like so. But one seems to hold a special place in his heart. As a mouse comes up to get the peanut butter. That basic household stand by. Patented over a century ago. A timeless design as perfect today as it was back then. Its so simple. They try to change it. They rebuild it. It still goes right back to the same thinga wood base with a springloaded arm that comes down and annihilate the mouse. Annihilate . Delicately said. But despite its deadon success roughly 15 inventors a year for almost a century have gotten patents for a supposedly improved version. Theres that famous quote built a better mousetrap the world will beat a path to their door. This is the room devoted to mouse traps . Yes this is it. Here resides some 1500 mostly failed attempts at mouse traps perfection. Its called the smasher. Featuring some astonishingly creative means to the same gruesome end. This is four whole choker. Here is one called the iron cat. The mouse goes in this chamber. Im starting to feel sorry for the mouse. Dont. The case for the timeless springloaded design is open and shut. After all who can really argue with this. Except maybe the mouse. Osgood coming up. The architect says, transparency. Osgood a matter of interest. Every summer the best tennis players in the world collide in new york. But thats just the final chapter of a great story. One thats unfolding all summer long right in your backyard. Be there when the Emirates Airline us open series turns to stanford for the bank of the west classic. Come experience the action and feel the drama as the best in the sport duke it out in stanford. August 3rd to the 9th. Dont just watch the action. Feel, hear and taste it. For ticket and player information visit bankofthewestclassic. Com osgood more conventional approach put it in a bank. Jane paul ly takes a measure of those pillars of commerce. Today the corner bank is as common as coffee shop. And equally imposing. Its kind of surprising there are buildings at all when your bank is in the cloud. Its entire bank. But it wasnt always this way. The bank used to be synonymous with imposing. Even monumental. Like this one built in 1924. Now called gotham hall is a venue for weddings and special occasions. This is the last great classical bank built in new york city probably in the united states. Columns are five feet in diameter solid limestone. 40 feet high. Charles belfoure is an architect and historian you. Go in to the tiniest town in america you find this really ornate classical bank. Even as a kid i knew it was a fancy building that it was a special building. Just like a church would be. Like a church, ceiling and soaring pillars were intended to inspire awe and reference. For money. Was the heart. They were bright, shiny objects. As a vault was show piece. They wanted to show the depositor that their money was absolutely safe. It was an illusion, banks could fail and often did. Throughout americas financial history hundreds and hundreds of banks failed. And depositors would lose every nickel they had. Yet only a year after hundreds of banks went under in the great panic of 1893 built this majestic shrine in down ton manhattan. Why did they keep spending money on building astonishing banks is everyone some remembering that grandma lost everything. They wanted them to forget. They d. At the dawn of the roaring 20s. Built a skyscraper atop americas first branch bank 07 feet high. And its a branch bank. It was called a castle in the clouds brought to earth. A few years later the economy came crashing to earth. The stock market crash has come and Great Depression has begun. But after world war ii the economy booming and optimism rising banks were back with a new message. I can almost see the pitch meeting with the bankers around the table. And the architect says, transparency. That architect was gordon bunshaft. In 1954 his design for manufacture evers trust was a transparent building. Almost seemed like people inside would be more honest about what they were doing. The vault sat right in the window not ten feet from fifth avenue. Today the bank is gone but the vault is still there like a jeweled accessory in the window of the design store. Thats it. Escalators that once conveyed customers to the banking floor. Now carry shoppers through the Flagship Store of joe fresh. Ironic that an iconic bank has become a retail store. But fitting says charles. Because the bank of today its basically a financial supermarket. No need to impress. Sit down. Have some coffee. Homey is a big word. More like your living room. And what of the castles of yesteryear . Some have literally been brought to earth. Some survived and can still dress to impress. Osgood next. Design with a grain of truth. I can do easily. New benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. Its a clear, tastefree daily supplement thats clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. New benefiber healthy shape. This, i can do. Hi. Hi, were here to look at a camry. We just came from a birthday party. Ohh, let me get you a new one. Camrys are so reliable. Yeah. And you gotta love that bold new styling. Here you go. Whoa wow. Those balloon towers dont make themselves. During toyota time, get 0 apr financing for 60 months on a bold 2015 camry. Offer ends june 1st. For great deals on other toyotas, visit toyota. Com. Thanks jan. Thanks jan. Now you both have camrys. Yeah toyota. Lets go places. To protect and care for the things we cherish and the ones we love each and every one of us has a natural, human instinct to cover. Covering is caring. Because covering heals 5 days faster. Bandaid brand osgood a Swimming Pool and other amenities. Very different from the castles that has been admired in japan. These sculptures can sore several stories high and seem to defy gravity. Particularly considering theyre made entirely of sand. Everyone who has ever been on the beach or played in their sandbox, youve touched the sand. To take the sand and to be able to make a ginormous work of art . Its incredible. Incredible indeed. So much so theres an entire Museum Dedicated to this art form in the western japanese city of tottori. Professional Sand Sculptures sue mcgrew came all the way from seattle. One thing about just trying find how far back you can cut it. We found mcgrew putting the finishing touches on her rendition of the fall of the berlin wall for this germanthemed exhibition showcasing in sand, bach, einstein, even the growers grimm. Mcgrew had no formal training. Even i am proceed advises with her implements. A fork creates texture. A feather duster smooths it out. Most challenging part for all of these designers is dealing with gravity. Down here on your hands and knees and looking up, please dont fall. Please dont fall. Jill harris another american usually just calls herself a sculpture. Omitting the word sand. Unless shes ready for a slew of questions. Do you mix anything with it . Sit really only sand and water . How do you get it to stay up. And the answer are only sand and water. These sculptures which harden as they dry start as giant block of sand. Well take an entire day to pack a block like this. With jumping jack exacters and water. Shes been at it for 19 years and showed us these time lapsed videos. The key to it all harris sayss getting the right sand. Beach sand does not work so well. Because if you think of the ocean as a giant rock tumbler all those little grains are rolling around. Theyre round. Its like stacking marcels that just slide off. Or sand from the quarry or sand thats been on a dune and away from the surf, they are still angular. Thats what makes tottori so ideal. We visited the giant sand dunes on an unseasonable chilly day this spring. Complete with camels brought in for tourists. Credited with introducing sand sculpture to japan told us, the city came to me said, got this huge stand dune. Can you help us do something with it to draw tourists . Nine years ago he created this museum of sand, which brings ingest sculptures including sue mcgrew. Isnt there something fundamentally frustrating or depressing about this. Ultimately this sculpture all of the work will go away. I love that aspect. Its like thanksgiving dinner. You get together with friends its the experience of making the food and eating it. You dont want to keep the meal forever and just look at it. You want to make it and enjoy it. Thats basically sand sculpting. Its fleeting beauty is by design. Osgood next this is a lantern that also cooks. How design can change the world. Osgood frank plowed wright designed auldbrass. Creating practical items for people with more basic needs. Luke burbank has been sampling their wares. What comes to mind when you hear the word design. A sleek new phone you can wear like a watch . Maybe a fancy sports car . Most of us see design as something that makes our lives easier safer better. Thats an easy meal to put together. Do they feel that way in the developing world . Of course they do. I think the notion that because somebody is poor they dont have the same appreciation for beauty or function is completely ear reason news. Its incredibly insulting. Yves bay hear is one of the country top designers. Are for him design is more than just a job its a lifestyle. He designed the offices of his San Francisco company, fuse project. And they stand as a sort of museum to all hes made. It would sense my phone as i approach it. Yet one of his proudest achievements isnt something he made for prada or samsung its a pair of 5 eye glasses. A great proverb i learned from finland that says, the poor cant afford bad design, cheap design, low quality design y. . Because you have to buy it again. Cause it breaks down. The glasses millions of pairs, are being worn by Mexican School children. Theyre designed with a very special material called grilamid that material with stands high levels of distortion. Which is important. They need to survive childhood i guess. The Mexican Government hired bay hear to solve a problem poor kids who needed glasses were choosing to go without them rather than wear the decidedly unstylish pairs the government had been handing out. His design changed that. Every child you provide with a pair of eye glasses is actually going to become a better learner. Cheap durable glasses are one thing. But what about a cheap durable computer for kids in the developing world . Yep, he designed one of those too. Tremendously difficult to think of at the time. 100 laptop that would be paired with a fifth or less of the amount of energy that it takes to power a laptop we have here. Today more than three million of these inexpensive laptops are in use from cambodia to brazil. Theyre even celebrated on a stamp and on money. Dont know if any of the design ever that ends up on knicks money. Dean still hasnt seen any of his designs show up on any cash yet. Its very fast. But hes hoping that what hes creating here in an old oregon logging town will have the same kind of impact. Our goal is wood burn as clean as natural gas. For 25 years he and his team at Aprovecho Research have obsessively worked towards a sort of holy grail of humanitarian design, an affordable safe stove for nearly three billion people around the world cooking over open flames which damage the environment and their health. Why is it so important to find a solution to this stove problem . Wood smoke is about the same as cigarette smoke. If a woman is cooking with a kid, theyre breathing the equivalent of four packs of cigarettes a day. Ex step isnt some voluntary choice this is something to stay alive, right . Their poverty is killing them. An estimated four Million People die each year from breathing the smoke from their stoves. The goal is create 15 stoves that produce almost no toxic smoke and still cook great food. Not a simple task. How is that accomplished . Theres not really a chimney. No. This stove has very fast little jets of air that are mixing all of the smoke and the gas into the flame. And its mixing it so well that its getting all burned up. But theres notch thing as one perfect universal stove. Because people cook food differently. This is a griddle stove for making tortillas from honduras. High powered chinese stove for boiling water. This is a stove from jane for making chapattis and. For the nearly one in five People Living without electricity, it goes for 70 minutes on charge of wood. They found way to solve two problems at once. Its called the firefly. This is a lantern that also cooks. So we figured that people might want to be able to see at night to read and whatever or to prepare the food and also to cook. This can boil water and provide light. That could change somebodys life. I hope so. Forget iphones and sports cars, this is light. Where there wasnt any before. Its design that truly makes a difference. A beautifully made, well made high quality product is understood exactly in the same way here than it is somewhere else. Osgood coming up. The heights with mo rocca. Osgood washing windows at this ground level dining room is one thing. Washing big city windows dozens ever floors up is quite another. As mo lock connotes full well. I wanted the view from up high the truly unobstructed view. Very quiet peaceful. Always music going on in your head. The Perfect Place to be. For 32 years andy has been washing windows on new york citys skyscrapers. Do you see things that the rest of us dont see down on the ground . Yes. You see 134 crazy things up there. Some things you can talk about. Some things you cant. How much nakedness have you seen . Way too much. In the beginning it was great now just part of the routine. This is a dring. Horton is the window washing union head safety trainer hes the guy to see if you want to do this job and live to tell about it. On the roof of the trade center andy rigs me up. This is a job with very real hazards. Just last fall next door the 104 story one World Trade Center one of the cables on the window washers basket came loose. Leaving two workers dangling outside the 68th floor for over an hour and a half. Strapped interest my safety harness i meet my coworker for the day. Jesus rosario. Were ready to clean some windows. Crane hoists our basket up and out. In to thin air. Up this high you cant help but hear the music. Im on the top of the world. We secure or basket to the side of the building begin greatest ride to work ever. Hi, how are you. My first time. Good to see you. Did you ever wave to the other window washers. How are you doing . A Beautiful Day we clock in at the 38th floor. Hard scrubbing. Try not to get your body into it. Dont move like this. Just wrist. You know. Everything on the wrist. Youre like a ninja with that. Youre ready to squeegee go all the way up. All the way around. All the way down. Back up here. You get the corner. Tiring work. Fairly straight forward. So was the giant class box that were cleaning. New york has seen explosion of very modern looking buildings. Washing windows is it a fun challenge . Its frustrating. Its beautiful building. But makes it so dangerous. Its crazy. But somebodys got to do it. Lets face it. Dirty windows dont reflect well. I will not go into any restaurant or store that has dirty windows. You treat your windows like that what are you going to do when i walk in as a customer . I made it worse. Whistling tea kettles have been letting off steam this great sweet sound. For at least a hundred years. Its primal to be able to put something on a stove that starts with fire. And instrumental. Gushes donald strum head of Product Design in new jersey. A happy melody telling you the waters boiling. Just always makes me smile. And it does its job really well. In 1984 he did his job really well. His boss design legend Michael Graves set out to improve on the classic whistling tea kettle. Enlisted strum who was just fresh out of college. Would you be working on a project this summer . I was planning ongoing on a bike ride. I quickly squashed that notion. Tea kettlebike ride. You chose the tea kettle. Uhhuh. Smart choice. Named after italian designer who commissioned it has since sold well over a million. Just anchors the kitchen. Kitch ebb just running amuck. Dont want your kitchen running amuck. For starters considering the untour contour. The iconic shape was brought about because water boiled faster. Then theres the handle. Wanted something that would speak. This does not get hot. Did we mention the color. Red spout warning hot blue handle, cool enough to touch. Is it true that you looked at 15 to 20 different shades of blue . We did. We ran the spectrum. Literally. Lets not forget that trademark little bird. It looks like the hood ornament of a luxury vehicle. If you look at the relationship of the bird to royals royce carry the same gesture. I havent done that. Next time ill check. No rolls no problem just enjoy your tea. But take a sec. And enjoy the kettle as well. Osgood still to come. Jerry seinfelds comic drive. Am i driving too fast for you . Have so many empty rolls mom thats why we switched to charmin ultra mega roll. Charmin ultra mega roll is 75 more absorbent so you can use less with every go. Plus it even lasts longer than the leading thousand sheet brand. Charmin ultra mega roll. New flonase allergy relief nasal spray. 24 hour relief that outperforms a leading allergy pill. Most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance flonase controls six. Seize the day and the night. New flonase. 6 is greater than 1. This changes everything. Osgood this was originally owned customized by Frank Lloyd Wright himself. This is sort of classic auto that you might expect to find in Jerry Seinfelds online series comedians and cars getting coffee seinfeld talks about nuts and bolts of comedy with our anthony mason. This is a ferrari. 308. Which means four valve. Jerry fine seld is obsessed with automobiles. The mid 80s you wanted to show off a little this is what would you get. It was his wife who suggested he host an american version of the bbc hit top gear. I started thinking, well, if i wanted to do with show with cars that was funny. I know every funny person in the world. Thats how he hatched the idea for his internet series. Im jerry fine seld this is comedians in cars getting coffee. The hard part was finding anyone that wanted to do it believe it or not. You actually met resistance on this . Every single place i went. What did they say to you . I dont understand what youre trying to do. And cup of coffee. You can drink coffee all day. All day. He was trying to create a show where comedians so irritated because he meditate. Even when youre meditating youre like, really . Could talk about their favorite subject. This is a show about comedy. Really. I would commit to 22 episodes. Every internet outlet he could think of with the idea. And none of them wanted it. I thought what kind of track record do you have to have to get you get in certain point in the business when a man is looking for in a network the same thing hes looking for in his underwear. Looking for a little bit of support and a little bit of freedom. Sonys website crackle finely picked it up. Seinfeld is having the last laugh. Comedians and cars now launching sixth season has been viewed near ly 100 million times. We should be backing up. I thought maybe you were still waiting for something good to happen. Oh, no. Seinfeld says when two comedians get together theres some kind of chemical connection. [ laughter ] part of it to me is this kind of social experiment of like, i sometimes think of it as im just trying to isolate a gene here and put it on display. I go, look at these weird people. Am i driving too fast for you . I love comedy as much as i love it, i love talking about it. You like breaking it down and like the anatomy of it. As much as i know the whole thing still just this smoke ring of nothing that nobody can really seem to nail down. At heart seinfeld considers himself a stand up comic. This is such an unbelievable experience. He often likes to make surprise appearances at his favorite clubs. For you this is great. Near, its horrible. It shows i really havent gotten anywhere you. Need it . Yeah. Just like youre a surfer you paddle out. Here goes nothing. Ive been doing this my whole life. This is how he tests and refines his material. People usually around this age make a bucket list. I made a bucket list i turned a b to an s. You break comedy down in architectural way. I do. Not every comedian does. Why do you do . I like science. I like math. I like structure. I like logic. I do this jeb about in marriage most important thing you got to listen. A lot of wives complain their husbands dont listen. Ive never heard my safe think this. She may have. Ive never had another joke quite like that joke. In its structure. Its a magic trick. Hes 16 now. And has been working comedy clubs since 1975. Could you throw Everything Else away and just have stand up . Oh, yeah. I kind of dream that have. Because . Its so pure. I just love that. Laugh is such a pure thing. Theres no opinion to it. Almost every other creative field has to suffer the interpretive opinion culture. But not a stand up comic. You may not like this guy but if hes getting laughs, hes going to work. Seinfeld doesnt need the money. Forbes estimates his net wort at up towards of 800 million. Most of it from his tv series which two decades later his stance will still quote back to him. They will mostly just yell at me things from the show. Which i always explain to them its not funny to me. I wrote that for you. Theres nothing less funny to a comedian than his own material. Is that true, really . Im sick of it. I suffered to come up with that. Im done with it. Are you still master of your domain . I am king of the county. Lord of the manoz when the series was done in 1998, its creator admits he was lost. I didnt know what i was going to do. I was pretty confused at that moment. What the hell do you do now . You cant really top it. Impossible. Theres only one way to top it. And thats to remain an artist. And not a star. He went back into the belly of the beast. Even some nights are rough. I dont go, who cares. I got a hit tv series and ive done i dont think that. I think this is horrible. And i like that. What do you like about that . It means im not an [bleep] i havent become a giant show business [bleep] pardon my language. It was very much what i didnt want to be when i finished my tv series. I dont want to be that guy. I know if i stick to stand up i cant be that guy. Because they will remind you remind me in two seconds. Have you ever thought you were danger of going down that path . I was then, yeah. You were . I didnt need to come down from that flying saucer. Most people dont want to. No. They dont. I wasnt a 20something that suddenly hit it big. I knew a little bit of life. I dont want to be spared the grind. Its what i like. I felt like its what made me good. Something you want your kids to do . My daughter could do it. She could . She could. I dont think she will. But shes got shes got it somehow. Which is first i saw that, wow this is genetic. Seinfeld and his wife, jessica, have three children. Sasha the oldest is now 14. Have you tried to give her any advice . Yeah. Its like being thor they give you the hammer. You want though pick up the hammer . Yeah, pick up the hammer. Jerry seinfeld is will wielding his hammer and he has no plans to put it down. Are you still driven to do this . Yes. That doesnt go away . That has not gone away. To me every joke is like a cool thing that didnt exist in the world before you made it. For me at this point i just want to find as many bits as i can before im dead. So youre already thinking this is pretty fun right . Right. Osgood ahead. This particular design was used on the plantation. Osgood tradition. Copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Spiriva is a oncedaily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. Spiriva helps me breathe easier. Spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. Tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. These may worsen with Spiriva Respimat. Discuss all medicines you take even eye drops. If your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine stop taking Spiriva Respimat and call your doctor right away. Side effects include sore throat cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. Nothing can reverse copd. Spiriva helps me breathe better. To learn about Spiriva Respimat slowmoving mist ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat. Com the network that monitors her health. The secure Cloud Services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to find the perfect match. And the mom who gets to hear her daughters heart beat once again. Were helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. Osgood from traditional designs predate Frank Lloyd Wrights auldbrass. A perfect example not far from here. Outside charleston, South Carolina highway 17 looks like another Southern Country road. Its actually a working art gallery. A sweetgrass baskets. All of the basket makers are air tests no matter how they work they all are considered artists. Henry it that now 63 has woven baskets since she was seven. Its more than a family tradition. This was a way of putting food on the table. Still is a way. Because some people never did anything else but baskets. They never did anything else but just do baskets. What does it represent to you . I tell people when i do this basket it reflects my entire community. I never look at the basket say this is what i do. This is what my family do. I represent a community. That community is the gullah. First brought to georgia in the 1700 was they wove baskets from native grasses and plants out of necessity. Before these baskets became art they were tools. Charleston was place that grew a lot of rice. This particular design was used on the plantation when slaves would go out gather the rice they would put it in this particular style basket. They put all of the baskets together, put it in here then throw it up in the air you feel the breeze. The grasses for baskets grow wild. Were standing in sweetgrass. Right in the middle of sweetgrass. We take a handful. Put our foot on the root hopefully and pull it out of the ground. Her granddaughter tagged along. What will you do with this . I will lay it out in the sun for about three to five days. Hopefully it dries. When it dries it it shrinks. Three materials but a lot of labor. You start with the bottom with the pine needles to the bottom. You tie a knot then you work around that knot. Its like crocheting. I can do basket like this maybe roughly in ten hours. That would sell for today . Today this might go for like 350 to 37 5. Thats not too bad. Simple baskets can sell for 40. Elaborate pieces often prized by collectors going for 8,000. When she want to get up and play she can play. But she always come back to do more. Six days a week. Lynn net makes baskets with her mother and daughter. How many generations . Im a fourth as far as we could count. Lynetts, the fifth. Kimberly is sixth. Allisse . Will be hoping to be a seventh. Wow. I look at love, heritage, you know. When im weaving it seems like im in my own world. I dont have a thing to worry about. Osgood coming up. A sticky subject. 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She says its no accident that so many of our accidents are covered up by bandaids. Its by design. A good design will solve a problem. But a great design is intuitive and simple and timeless. Finnie leads global wound care at Johnson Johnson. I like to tell people im in the boo boo business. Ask her anything. Anything. About bandaids and she will know the answer. I remember this infuriating persistent jingle. Im stuck on bandaids and bandaids are stuck on me whose idea was that . It was Barry Manilows idea. Okay, you might have guessed but youve probably never heard of a guy named earlye dick son the year was 1920. He was very worried about his young wife, josephine who was always cutting and burning herself in the kitchen. Josephine is a klutz . Im sure she was a lovely woman. A cotton buyer for Johnson Johnson had an inspiration. He combined this first aid tape and this gauze to create the first readymade bandage. Almost a century later. Canned aids are in roughly one out of every seven american homes. Last year we produced 220 million boxes of bond aids. Thats six billion strips. And that is enough to circle the planet earth 12 and a half times. At the heart of every strip is that same classic design. The New York Times did a ranking of the top 100 inventions of all times. Fire was on that list. And bandaid was also on that list. Theres even a bandaid in the design collection at new york citys museum of modern art. No kidding. Me and you, and you and me. No matter how they tossed the dice. It had to be. The only one for me is you. And you for me. So happy together now theres a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. Introducing plenti. When it comes to rewards theres plenti together. Osgood Bob Schieffer to talk about this week. Schieffer good morning. 24 years weve shared our sunday mornings with Bob Schieffer weve been exploring the world schieffer today on face the nation. Osgood bobs universe has been mainly politics. Schieffer do you like this job . I cant tell you whether Bob Schieffer is republican or democrat or vegetarian. Osgood who isnt a fan . I watch face the nation every week. Osgood now hes moving on. Whatever bob has in mind for his next act. Whatever on this his final sunday on face the nation, we say, so long, bob. Youre the best. The next im saying. I have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. I had some intense pain. It progressively got worse. My rheumatologist told me about enbrel. Im surprised how quickly my symptoms have been managed. Enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. Serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. Tell your doctor if youve been someplace where fungal infections are common. Or if youre prone to infections, have cuts or sores have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure. Or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. Dont start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. Get back to the things that matter most. Ask your rheumatologist if enbrel is right for you. Enbrel, the number one biologic medicine prescribed by rheumatologist. When cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. Only nicorette mini has a patented fastdissolving formula. It starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. I never know when ill need relief. Thats why i only choose nicorette mini. Osgood we leave you this sunday morning at the Savannah National Wildlife refuge. Which straddles the border between South Carolina and georgia. Im charles osgood. We hope youve enjoyed our visit to the Auldbrass Plantation and join us again next sunday morning. Until then ill see you on the radio. Captioning made possible by Johnson Johnson where quality products for the American Family have been a tradition for generations captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. I see you are feeling blue come on over to my place hey girl were having a party happy birthday, grandma well be swinging dancing and singing baby come on over tonight im phil matier. Im mark kelly. Theres a u good morning on this final day of may. Its 7 30. Continuing protest in oakland, theyre demonstrating against the citys enforcement of current law blocking protest from the street at night. Several people have been arrested in this movement. And were going to be sitting down with a representative from the Lawyers Guild who has been fighting this change in the law and questioning what oakland is up to. Plus the Golden State Warriors are on fire in case you havent noticed. Theyre aboutto represent the west coast in the nba championship this wednesday
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