seinfeld school of humor is kind of maybe dead right and we're going back and we're going into a new. era and does it dovetail into this. need to move or is not a completely separate movement because you have feminism in the seventies i really this is questions for white ranging sugar free range question yeah but yeah the feminism of the seventies that kind of died it's a lie in a lot of ways in my view right now that could be coming back and having a more serious approach to a more famine as women saw as a feminism and the more as you say is all coming together now what do you think i mean i think it's a great question the the bringing of seinfeld is actually really right on because what was seinfeld seinfeld was a show about nothing right that and that was the supposedly the virtue of it was that we turned it on and we and we turned out we didn't think about politics and that was cool we the show didn't have any things that were dangerous really you just it was all just zany goofy stuff today if you if you say to somebody i'm going to i'm going to not think about politics i'm going

seinfeld school of humor is kind of maybe dead right and we're going back and it will go into a new. era and does it dovetail into this. need to move or is not a completely separate movement because you have feminism in the seventies i really this is questions for white ranging sugar free range question yeah but yeah the feminism of the seventies that kind of died it's a lie in a lot of ways in my view right now that could be coming back and having a more serious approach to more famine as women so as a feminism and the more youth of today is all coming together now what do you think i mean i think it's a great question the the bringing of seinfeld is actually really right on because what was seinfeld seinfeld was a show about nothing right that and that was the disposal of the virtue of it was that we turned it on and we and we turned out we didn't think about politics and that was cool we show didn't have many things that were dangerous really you just it was all just zany goofy stuff today. if you if you say to somebody i'm going to i'm going to not think about politics i'm going

seinfeld school of humor is kind of maybe dead right and we're going back and it will go into a new. era and does it dovetail into this. need to move or is not a completely separate movement because you have feminism in the seventies i really this is questions for white ranging sugar free range question yeah but yeah the feminism of the seventies that kind of died it's a lie in a lot of ways in my view right now that could be coming back and having a more serious approach to more famine as women so there's a feminism and the more of us that are they is all coming together now what do you think i mean i think it's a great question the the bringing of seinfeld is actually really right on because what was seinfeld seinfeld was a show about nothing right that and that was the disposal of the virtue of it was that we turned it on and we and we we didn't think about politics and that was cool we the show didn't have any themes that were dangerous really just it was all just zany goofy stuff today if you if you say to somebody i'm going to i'm going to not think about politics i'm going to

. >> jerry seinfeld and david letterman did it. now former president obama is in talks to do the same thing. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is socked in now. 7-day forecast is going to look soggy. i'll let you know when coming right up. >> plus "american idol" comes to abc sunday night. the judges way r weigh in on what it takes to be a star. >> the warriors fans holding their breath tonight. the latest injury scare for steph. >> first here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and kristen. tonight we made a thunder show. this would be great. this is for oscar actually, not for >>> a real disaster at an ohio fertility clinic may have damaged more than 2000 embryos and eggs. the university hospital's fertility center in cleveland announced today the liquid nitrogen tank containing eggs and embryos began to thaw out this past weekend. 700 patients are affected. none of the eggs and embryos impacted by the partial thaw will be destroyed, though. all were moved to anot

when chris rock, jerry seinfeld, and larry the cable guy say you have a stick up your ass? you don't have to wait for the x-rays to come back. >> people are constantly looking for ways to get offended. yeah, i say things that are offensive sometimes. i'm working. i'm trying it out. >> too soon for the celine dion jokes? there goes my michael j. fox routine. i'm not making fun of michael j. fox. that's shaky ground right there. >> a comedy club is like a gym for comedians. it's where people experiment. so it is very dangerous to say you're not allowed to make a mistake. >> danger and risk is part of it. there has to be a little bit of fear. that something could happen. >> this is a clean one! >> the only apology should ever be made for a joke is, i'm sorry people didn't find it funny. because maybe you take a swing and a miss but you should never apologize for having a go. >> they wrote a very nasty article about me with the headline, "you cannot joke about reign." ahhhhh. turns out you can. >> the whole politically correct thing going on right now, i'm happy that it's going

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jerry seinfeld did it, now president obama is in talks to do the same thing. we'll explain at 9:00. >>> then at 11:00, a south bay school district is talking about massive staff cuts tonight, and potentially closing schools. right now it's a standing room only crowd. >>> at 8:00, it's "grey's anatomy," "scandal" and "how to get away with murder". >> at 11:35, jimmy kimmel live with kobe bryant and mike epps. >>na >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin sze. have a good night. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a communications executive from south orange, new jersey... a teacher from stamford, connecticut... and our returning champion -- a business owner from atlanta, georgia... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. we are on such a good roll this week with all of our champions winning big, so i don't wanna say anything that

>> obviously the yadda yadda. >> larry david and jerry seinfeld, those two minds together, that's just comedy dynamite. >> what do you think did it? can you take a step back and say this made this show? >> i think it was the style of the writing was fresh, and i think it was the strength of the cast. the cast is very, very strong. and the writing had a different sound to it. the conversations sounded different than the other sitcoms that you see. >> so you think you're spongeworthy? >> yes, i think i'm very spongeworthy. >> i'm out there, jerry, and loving every minute of it! >> the ideas were seemingly insignificant where the comedy came from. usually small quirky idiotic things. >> larry always carried this little notepad in his pocket. whenever something would happen that he thought would make a good idea, he'd write it down and eventually it would wind up in a show. >> you mean shrinkage? >> yes. significant shrinkage. >> it's a little thing i might notice that i could expound on. expound on or expand on? expand on. both. both. expound and expand. yeah. >> i got it. >> no, i'd like

i'm going to do three funny minutes and then get my own sitcom like jerry seinfeld. that was the downside of that era. they just didn't really have room for me or the likes of me. >> who can start off the sex category other than, yes, you know it, miss kathy griffin! >> i'm going to tell a story, i told is only once before, it is not the time -- tiny [ bleep ] midget. sorry, that's another party. >> these are people that didn't have as much success in mainstream clubs, because mainstream clubs had mainstream comedy. they didn't necessarily go for weird. so they started their own rooms with their own crowds. >> i'm not telling stories for any kind of shock value or anything like that. i'm just telling the story. >> the original stand-up from the late '70s was all setup punch line, setup punch line. that's all anybody was doing. and the alternative comedy scene was suddenly all of this personal storytelling. >> there's five kids in our family. i'm the oldest and my brother who is the fourth child, got lung cancer. hold for laughs. >> and you can just be talking about w

look, it's a joke that has a lot of truth in it that jerry seinfeld told. look, you're a sports fan you're rooting for your team. so the center fielder on your team, you love the guy, you cheer for him. then he gets traded from the boston red sox to the new york yankees. now, you hate the guy, and you boo him. so seinfeld says you're not rooting for the player, we are cheering for the clothes. we are rooting for the laundry. and that's what a lot of us are doing. we are rooting for laundry, and principles, good-bye. >> rick: well, that is an interesting example. we use to take entertainment and sports as a refuge from politics. and you can't really do that anymore, can you? >> no, they were safe havens. so watch the academy awards on sunday night. see if you can escape politics. there are going to be a donald trump jokes, comments about guns. you can't escape politics by entering the world of entertainment. fourth, look. i am all for sports, for athletes, using their microphones for important things like civil rights. i am for that. but when lebron james ca

that was the same comedy club that jerry seinfeld filmed his netflix special. we'll have to see if there's more news coming out about that special. >> carson, thank you. cheers. >>> coming up, carkar karlie kl the many reasons that make her an inspiration. >>> and we get you ready for st. paddy's day by putting new spins on classics. everyone has guinness but us. >> after your local news and weather. >> let's fix that. ♪ i )m ... a live look in d >>> good morning, everyone, 8:26. a live look in dublin. we've seen lots of rain coming down in the last half an hour. slick wet road. let's get an update on conditions. >> that rain has been off and on, spotty around the bay area. as you get ready to head out the door, make sure you're ready for a cool and soggy day. some of the heaviest rain is now in the trivalley. that's where we're seeing a lot of yellows and reds here being picked up by storm ranger. our mobile doppler radar. san jose getting a chance to dry out for just a few minutes as that rain continues to move off towards the north and east. we'll see more

he goes one-on-one with some of the country's biggest stars like his friend jerry seinfeld. take a look. >> i'm always fixated on how serene you are and how comfortable you are. >> uh-huh. >> and how you have this life which is this big life and you've had this big career and you seem so relaxed and so happy. and i wonder what is responsible for that? >> obviously, alec, obviously -- >> are you going to leave the obviously on every response. >> if i have to. >> you idiot underneath that -- >> that's right. obviously it's a gentleman's way of saying you idiot because what does everybody want in this business? what do they want? they want to be the person in the project that's -- sits at the top of the human pyramid, right? >> right. >> they want the big money. right? >> it helps. >> they want the big audience. those are the three things. it's my thing, big money and i got the whole -- it's massive, right? >> you got it all. >> what am i worried about. >> three cherries just came up. >> sundays, a special edition right after the oscars on this sunday. >> looking forward to tha

seinfeld, and perhaps president obama, who is in ongoing talks right now. our next guest thinks netflix has more room to run he raised his price target to $360 let's bring in michael olson good to have you with us >> good afternoon. >> where does the upside come from >> well, it could come from a lot of different areas netflix is on fire right now, and i think you could look at pricing, we could see price increases as they continue to get better content you could see subscriber growth that's above expectations. that's what our note was about we do an analysis of google search trends, looking at key words people are searching for that relate to netflix had a very high correlation, this analysis we do over the last few years what we found is key one looks like it's shaping up to be another quarter, especially for international. >> and international is better margins, is that right >> well, today, it's not so they have a contribution margin that they measured off of, which is basically cost of content and marketing, taken out of revenue today, it's not. over t

you know, there's a wonderful scene in seinfeld, which is my guide to deep thinking -- [laughing] in which george costanza, fresh lumpy character, and jerry are eating, having breakfast at a restaurant and georgia says every decision i make is wrong. every time i order turkey and swiss, , i wish i'd gotten the m and cheese. and jerry's answer is, well, if you just do the opposite of what you think, the opposite must necessarily be right. and as a plays out in that episode, he says your you're r, that's what am going to do. he spots this beautiful woman at the counter he walks up to her and he says hello, i'm george, i'm unemployed and i live with my mother. [laughing] and she looks at him and she says hello. you know? [laughing] in real life you can modulate, okay? and by the way, i would say this and i said this yesterday, i would say this to all of you in this room who are democrats or in some way aghast by this administration. this country does not need a resistance. this country needs an opposition. this country doesn't need insanity on a bipartisan basis. the answer to maggot is