- what ever happened to gary cooper? the strong, silent type? that was an american. he wasn t in touch with his feelings. he just did what he had to do. see see, what they didn t know was, once they got gary cooper in touch with his feelings, that they wouldn t be able to shut him up! and then it s dysfunction this and dysfunction that and dysfunction va fangoul! - you have strong feelings about this. - every decade, you get somebody like peter falk as columbo or carroll o connor as archie bunker somebody you just can t imagine anybody else afterwards. and james gandolfini is that in tony soprano. - i think it s supposed to be a mafia story, but, i mean, it s like i said, it s - it s also about everyday life. - did you know that an italian invented the telephone? - alexander graham bell was italian? - you see? you see what i m talking antonio meucci invented the telephone, and he got robbed! everybody knows that. - who invented the mafia? - what? - the sopranos kind of t
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yes, we ll have that forecast coming up. we will deal with today first of all. we give it seven out of ten. yesterday was a eight, now we have some showers popping up here and there, in our forecast. nothing going on right now being just humid. 87% relative humidity, a little bit after breeze, it is out of the south-southeast. and that s giving us a few extra clouds, few more than we had yesterday. you will notice it after our sunrise time which is 6:16 this morning there. is your current temperature, 76 degrees, here is a look at some of the clouds that we have on saturday light radar. little bit of rain in the central part of the state. but nothing to look at here. pop ups are now out of the question, though, any time after 12:00 noon today. then out to the west, more organized system that we will talk about later, as well. so the muggiest morning. week so far, with mid 70s, just about everywhere, we have reached 70 even in mount pocono, this morning, so, not the coolest
was not the main attraction on this day. please welcome former president bill clinton. reporter: the former president arrived more than a half hour late after campaigning in florida and north carolina. let me tell you why this is important. i don t think i have he looked tired and dealt with several coughs 0 coughing bouts, but he got his mental across. maryland voters should stick with the governor they have. why in the world would anybody think about making a change. reporter: he talked about the republican party. they are banking on you not thinking. they are banking on some of you people being so mad facts don t matter and other people being so apathetic facts don t matter. reporter: he said if they do turn out to vote democrats election day may not be as grimace everybody they thinks. show up, vote, keep your governor. thank you. reporter: in a crowd filled with democratic voters the reaction to the speeches were predictable. it s a loss to the st
[sirens blaring] - good night, popos. - good night, popos. - [chuckles] - at the time, hbo was in about 33 million homes. well, fx was going to 110 million homes, so that s a lot of people who i think would like programming like this who do not have hbo. [exciting music] and then i just said, well, there s got to be a different version of tony soprano, and that ultimately, we found in the script, that was vic mackey, who is a cop. - the good cop and the bad cop left for the day. i m a different kind of the cop. - the pilot of the shield is fascinating, because you think that the show is being set up as a cat-and-mouse game. vic mackey he s secretly in bed with all the gangs and all the drug dealers and making lots of money, and then you re introduced to terry crowley, this undercover cop who has been sent to bring him down, and you think, oh, that s the show. i ve seen this show before. i seen that movie before. - we re talking about making a case that puts mack behind bars for a