lemmon, south dakota, his wereakebuffalo, lemmon, mold re established as a result of his development. ed lemmon can be mistaken for some regional character in the development of a single state. he is quite more than that in much the same way that charlie good night or oliver loving, these famous cattleman that "lonesome doves" was designed after. lemmon is that to the souther great plains. they established communities, who helped more than just their own cattle ranches. ed lemmon did that in the northern great plains, helping to establish railroads, settlements. he founded a variety of different towns in his time at the great plains. all of these things combined region farple to the beyond anyone typical cattle drive or anyone cattleman ever could. he helped to put in place systems that brought people here. it is part of the fabric of south dakota and the northern great plains as a whole. >> region far beyond anyone typical cattle drive it was a lovely early september day in the memorial cemetery on the banks of the beautiful missouri river. basically at the edge of what world-famousi

ed lemmon was part of that. in 1897, one of the largest cattle roundups ever, 50,000 head of cattle and a handful of days, 500 roundup wagons, tremendously huge operation and that was typical of western south dakota in the late 1890s and early 1900s. cattle operators, hundreds of thousands being rounded up at the same time and driven to rail head for marketing in chicago. one of the things they did is illegally grazed their cattle on the pine ridge indian reservation. cattleman and indians often had a good relationship than a contentious relationship and add lemmon personified that. when he raised his cattle on the reservation by any indians interested in sharing a meal with this cowboy or sharing the campfire with them, when he had cattle not fit for market he would provide those for free to the indians and as a result they turned the other way when grazing on the reservation. a close connection he had that manifested itself decades later when he had 8 sensors -- 860,000 acre ranch on the standing rock indian r

seth lemmon, on the war of words. >> reporter: president donald trump traveled to texas for a gop fundraiser. before he left the white house he brushed aside divisions within his own party. >> honestly, the republicans are very while united. >> none of this is normal.>> reporter: comments came a day after jeff flake arrested him on the senate floor, citing his behavior as the reason he won't seek reelection. >> his numbers are terrible. he's done terribly for the great people of arizona. estate that likes donald trump very much.>> reporter: in an op- ed, flake called on other lawmakers to speak up, writing we can no longer remain silent, merely observing this train wreck passively as if waiting for someone else to do something. >> the longer we go, the more this behavior is normalized. that is a problem. >> reporter: his colleagues on capitol hill have refused to open fire on president donald trump. >> i am still on good terms with the president. >> reporter: wednesday, the senate chaplain did hail his courage. >> lord, provide us with more patriots who will stand for right. >> reporter: the

ready to go in any direction home you have an example of a guess that i was sure when i asked jack lemmon about today's wine and roses and i . talked about my favorite scene when he stands up in front of a and says as they were trying to get him to say them and because i like to my students to hear the person on stage in person and he said my man name isn't so and i want an alcoholic which is what they say. and it was a brief pause and i said to the students you see no pushing he didn't push you don't have to push comes he said which i am i said a bigger person speaking is the character now or as jack and speaking is he said i'm an alcoholic and in the green room afterward his wife said to me that's the first time in his life that he has ever said that public i interviewed him many times and never knew that. good man james jay roach one if he had the chance what one movie role would you like to play. to have been ripped on. rec. what was so special about that film. because it was a perfect movie was a perfect was a movie movie it was pretty also to have took place during the war and it. i

walked the border between acting out you know drama and comedy i'm talking about jack lemmon and art carney or walter mouth out certainly those were huge influence as and then a lot of the english guys who were stage geniuses just before richards and gil good those guys burton they all could do it yeah they're all brilliant comedians and they're because they're smart and they were good actors we play a little game of if you only knew who was your childhood sorby crush harold lloyd. he was a funny actor funny but you had a crush on him i did i thought he was a good talent my secret talent shoeshine shoot you can do shoot bridge esquire pollens i yes but listen i don't want to make claims for myself i don't think i can call it a talent it's an inability and i'm not bad at it you use the thing good yeah i can do this i can do the show in other people's shoes when they let me pursing you trade places with for a day zookeeper. i like a fine animals very calm and guilty pleasure well all of my pleasures i should feel guilty about i don't think there's a single one that is popular interesti

we're talking about this lemmon sponge cake. >> i am going to make this tonight.tonight. >> you promise? >> i can do it. can i hold this up for one scored? can you get a tight shot of this? i thought, hello, government this is a thing of beauty. >> it's got no flour. almond mill and chocolate ganache. it's a slightly more complex. >> when they use your name like a verb, what do they mean? >> steams people talk about ottolenghi simplifying a dish. we have like chocolate tarts in the book with crystalized rosemarie on the top. it's savory whu when you add it to a chocolate tart, it makes it jump. we do special things. not all of the recipes. >> it sounds like yu've got critics in your own house. your 4-year-old says i want help the make it. >> helen is my co-author and makes great cakes. >> and you say, dad too. sweek. >>> a person inside a mascot costume rarely gets much attention. why he received one emotional reaction from one texas family. you can hear more from our show on apple's ipods. today's sleep scientist matthew walker give advice on getting a full night