. >> her official name is cora c-o-r-a. >> he's asked her if she wants to be named cora. smiled at him. >> not even a week old and working daddy. oh, yeah, daddy, i love that name. >> hand over the credit card. >> yes. >> congratulations, guys. >> that's the hungry face right there. >>> they're about to explore abandoned oil rigs. >> these guys got themselves a boat. they're heading out not just to visit. spend a weekend out there. >> what? like camping? >> yeah. >> see what they come across at this old creepy place. >>> plus, she brought back a special souvenir. >> why don't you help me with this bag? >> find out what's in that bag. >> this is why you don't go on vacation alone. get whatat olive garden.ss new early dinner duos for just $8.99. choose from over 50 delicious combinations. and all the salad and breadsticks you want. from 3-5 monday through thursday. hurry in, it's early dinner duos. only at olive garden. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits ♪ when

>> jessica gets a major makeunder to play cora, a young mom who murders a man and can't remember why.uff, hair and makeup, that wouldn't make any sense anyway. she spends aec dent amount of time incarcerated. >> i'm sorry. >> based on a novel, jessica is also an executive producer and says hubby justin has been her biggest cheerleader. >> he's really excited for me. he's been a huge supporter of this all along. i think h show for what down by the fact that he's seeing me in a very different light. >> i think there's something wrong with me. >> some of the scenes are super heavy, so how does this mama shake it off before coming home to now 2-year-old silas? >> honestly as a mom, you don't really have the choice. you can't be, you know, smoldering in the corner like, oh, this scene i did. no time for it. make dinner, get him to bed. >> wow, "the sinner" airs august 2nd on usa. everybody is dying for this story about an asteroid that is six months away from colliding with the earth and that starts on july 12th. >> in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which mission impossible star wo

what's going on in your life, who is this person, cora?"ng. >> i love it. keep going. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. you go -- i see you swimming out of the thing and someone's drowning, thinking about drowning yourself for a second. but i don't know if you do or did. we don't know. again this is an eight-part series that ends with a big ending. >> you're hired. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: no, i mean, no. seriously, here's why i like this. it's not one of those things you go, "oh, we'll find out who the killer is, what happened, next year." >> no, we're going to wrap up this story by season -- excuse me, episode eight. >> jimmy: you figure out what the end is. >> every episode, we drop little hints and answer questions along the way. by the eighth episode, you will have the answers to the >> jimmy: yeah, and you -- i don't think it's the husband. >> okay. >> jimmy: because normally, it's the husband and something to do with insurance money or something. >> yeah. [ laughter ] that's -- that's -- >> jimmy: that should be every "dateline.

that's cora. the other one is henry. >> come on. >> nayea!> this is cool. >> this is like the friendly running of the bulls. frolic with cows. >> nobody gets gored. >> exactly. >> and then the cow starts nuzzling. wouldn't you like to nuzzle dan too? >> i love seeing the fact that cows have personalities and they're like puppies. >> they look over the moon. >> i'd be over the moon if i could sniff his ear. >> could you please call gayle? that's the third time -- >> it's weirdly adorable. >> also this one. this viewer posted this on our facebook page because this is the baby taking her first trip to the beach. the baby is not a big fan of seaweed sushi. >> you got a little bit there in your teeth. >> she's like, you know, this does not taste like hay or alfalfa. >> she's like what is this! >> can i just say that is one beautiful horse? >> yeah. ♪ >>> you can run but you can't hide from the sensation that is despacito. it's impossible to not get it stuck in your head. >> hold on. this is the song? >> where have you been? the number one song for

you know her as iron chef cat cora who showed off her cooking skills on the food network.en. you have a 17-year-old that eats a lot. >> six boys. 13 to 7. >> oh, my. >> we have to cook in bulk. >> you deserve an award just for that. >> i'm going to show you how to make the delicious? >> they're not even talking. they're so good. >> that's a good sign, they're not talking. i'm going to start the croutons. this is my spicy caesar salad. fat bird is my southern roots. i love. and all in my family recipes. my great grandmother and grandmother's biscuits and fried pudding in the deep south. i want to show you that you can get salads. >> you don't have to be a fat bird. >> olive oil and anchovy oil. these are going in the oven at 375. >> could be the best croutons i've ever had. >> you can use olive oil. >> it ooh 's not fishy. >> that's the key. bringing these out. nice and christy. it's tv magi spicy vinaigrette. the vinaigrette that goes in it. red wine vinegar. what i had was dijon mayonnaise and anchovy. caesar salad, that's classic. >> it is. not overbearing at all. >> lit

. >> reporter: she and others watched as 600 pound bear, cora used tried and true cpr method to pop the trash bin. containers that survive a 60 minute mauling can be sold as bear resistant. but not all are successful. this doesn't look so good. >> no, no. you can see all the styrofoam. they were able to tear that apart. >> even the steel trash locker was no match for the bears. >> ripped the hinges right off. >> when you first started. 10% of the containers were passing the bear test. >> now around 65. the manufacturers are getting it figured out. the goal its to benefit the bears in the wild. >> saving bears one cooler at a time. >> yeah! >> carter evans, cbs news, yellowstone. >>> pretty tough testers. that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. >> announcer: this is the cbsover. welcome to the "overnight news." president trump is working the phones over the weekend trying to push the health care bill over the finish line. the president took a break from callin

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it is a center that the former first lady cora barry has found it. kids are having amazing opportunities. but part of the challenge is that the city has made a decision and i remember when it was founded for the proposals. one recreation center for every 900 kids. while the individual touches that it's in profoundly important. that's why the question i raised earlier. it is important. they are not prepared to give the kind of financial aid that they need to give to their young people. we're also talking practice. everybody here is putting their hands on people and we are putting our hands on people as we believe in transformation but even as we believe in transformation individually we believe that public policy makes a difference also. and we can advise people [applause]. your question is a very good one. everybody in this room wants to do something to resist. they were to take one child to mentor one child to go help in the community. at that level. it's an important point i think everyone should try to do that in their own personal life. this has

i'm joined by cora basset we are reach this is your version. >> absolutely. >> tell me so since 2011. was in 1996. um-hmm. >> it took that long we opened in 2001 and had major renovations in 2014 and here we are. >> okay. i've been only here a couple minutes. i'm watching the students behind us and they're mazing tennis players. tennis players of all ages, right. >> yes. >> introduce yourself please. >> anthony lee. >> one of the coaches here, right. >> instructor. >> yes. >> southeast tennis learning center. >> tell me about the students they're mazing and seem like they're all different skill levels but you got some pretty good. >> this is tennis and educational. one side is all education but all of them play well. we have a tiny to the program they start at three so the ages are three to 18. >> and one of your students really shows promise early you kind of accelerate they're learning. >> absolutely we put lot more attention on them. we make sure that they get extra one-on-ones. we have a couple of kids going down to the usta facility in orlando. they get high performance coaching.