one cup of lemonade at a time. >> we will miss herzl fishily, because she did so much for alex's lemonade. she new the foundation. she new our family. she new alex really well. >> she joined cbs-3 in champ owning causes like the fight against pediatric cancer. writing a documentary and co-hosting our alex's lemonade stand foundation telethon each year. >> every time we sit down and she interviews me, she always manages to say something that just really grabs at my heart and makes me realize how deeply she understands and how connected she is to helping other people. >> pat has spent the past 25 mother's days at the race for the cure alongside breast cancer survivors, family and friends. >> pat ciarrocchi has been a sister to the susan g. komen and the race for the cure, and all of our haven't, she has an emotional bond with these women, the women relate to her, they feel her compassion, and she gives them a feeling of being whole again. she is unstoppable. >> and for three decades plus pat allowed us to look into the window of her soul, and she did it with such style, courage, and amazing

out. >> reporter: a lemonade? is that the choice? i can smell the grills. it's just wafting in. coming out of the parking lot and out here tonight, everybody's going to be in a good mood. everyone will be getting loud and enjoying great weather for the thursday night matchup, which is a big choice. take a look at the high temperatures today. looking athe readings well above average this time of the year. 75 in boston. a little shy of the record 79 set way back almost 100 years ago in 1918. on average, by the way, our last 75 degree reading is october 16th. we'll give it another shot next week into november. so not too much cold air in the forecast ahead. rainfall, you know, slowed down the morning drive for sure, but very beneficial. most 1 to 2 inches and some of the higher totals boylston at .1. watertown at 2.4 inches of rain. deficit. setup. the more potent cold front has been moving through this evening, and that's ushering in the cooler, drier air. that humid feel to the air is east. we'll be getting chillie

vo: half lemonade half icedream.starting at 240 calories. >> announcer: espn home of the college football playoff. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high r h rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. >> mike: 266 for this game. this is hall on the return. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs

in a pitcher, 24 ounces of lemonade.o that i've premeasured 12 ounces of jack daniels tennessee whiskey goes in. >> only 12 ounces. >> it's been premeasured. there's 12 ounces of that. i put rosemary spears in there too just to give it a nice little flavor. that goes in. about two ounces of sweet vermouth. lastly, a couple shakes of bitters to give it a nice rounded cocktail taste. what you want to do is just stir that up. pour it over ice. garnish it with a rosemary spear and you're good to go. an alcohol free version, you've got a lot of work to do, instead of jack daniels substitute iced tea. keep the lemonade and rosemary spear and maybe put a teaspoon of honey to give it a little sweet taste. >> it's okay if they poured a lot more jack daniels. >> absolutely. be a resnsible tailgater. have plenty of alcohol free options like yourself. cheers. here's to our game. boom. >> oh, yeah. >> not bad. >> even when the alcohol. >> that is good. that's perfect. >> probably would be betser with jack daniels. >> everything's bet

would you like pink lemonade pop tarts? >> no. strawberry frosted, the only way i'll go. >> that's all you need. >>> quiet weather to start the week. it looks like a nice fall day. tomorrow, too. we'll have an increase in wiptiony clouds. cool as well. temperatures topping out in the 50s. rain develops on wednesday. likely to move in during the afternoon. it will fall steadily and heavily at times wednesday evening, wednesday night. and it lasts into early on it clears out of here during the morning hours. for thursday night football skies clearing. 40s for trick or treaters, looking ahead. no weather-related issues as we head into halloween. 45 in boston right now. it's in the mid-30s for nashua back down to worcester. 40s taunton back down to the cape. 30 in keene. skies mostly clear. and they're going to stay that way through the day today. a nice fall afternoon. mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the lower 50s. you run into clouds as soon as the mid-atlantic really. southern portions of pennsylvania. then you run into the rai

kellogg's is selling maple and bacon, chocolatey caramel, watermelon, frosted spring strawberry and pink lemonade pop tarts. the delights are meant to bring us back to childhood breakfasts of warm from-the-toaster treats. that's cbs 2 if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >> pelley: there it is, the strongest hurricane this hemisphere has ever seen, and a popular resort is in its crosshairs. also tonight, hillary clinton hit the trail after a marathon on the hill. in the land of the alligator, it's about to be open season on bears. and steve hartman with the

when asked what's next, enjoy lemonade on his porch, ramsey said this -- >> well, lemonade, only spiked with something. but, no. i'm going to stay involved. but first thing i'm going to do, is probably take january and my wife and i will go somewhere and relax. >> r&r, nothing wrong with that. ramsey says his wife has been supportive as they have moved from chicago to d.c. to phillie. they'll continue to work if a law enforcement capacity after taking a break. >>> ramsey's 47-year career in law enforcement included stops in three major cities. >> his accomplishments earned national respect. m monique braxton has more. >> reporter: commissioner ramsey called a police officer's policeman. he has close to 50 years of law enforcement experience, snevg his hometown of chicago, deputy superintendent, and chief in washington, d.c. while there, he participated in high profile investigations, such as bombing of the pentagon by terrorists on 9/11 and murder of federal prison intern chandra levy. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: ramsey arrived in philadelphia 2008 after appointed police commissione

pink lemonade hits store shelves in april and frosted spring strawberry comes out early next year. bree tonight will be much like last night with clear skies, calm winds and temperatures dipping into the 30s. a mild monday is in store for tomorrow with clouds moving in and temperatures similar to today's 60s. a mild day leads to a mild night with clouds holding our lows in the 40s. the clouds will give eventually give way to rain late in the day on tuesday with temperatures only topping in the 50s. by early wednesday the rain moves on leaving us with clearing skies and those fall-like 50s. nikki/3shot thank you for spending your time with us tonight. log onto our website, we are iowa dot com for more news, weather and ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ grunting ] [ laughterer ] [ laughs ] [ laughter ] woman: don't do that!

we used to sit on the porch drinking lemonade! lemonade give me the runs, i can't run that fast! >> but i love everybody. i love my grandson, he's a good boy. my grand daughter is sweet as butter. she called the other day and she said pop, pop, can you get me a car with your pension money? i said who are you talking to? >> give him a round of applause. oh, man. i had a great time. i want to thank you for joining us. until next time, keep laughing! ♪ ♪ ♪<;cpf1 o ♪ ♪ ♪))f&:p ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this has been a production >>> the "insider" from hollywood, y/7 celebrity conversation. >>> lamar odom is clinging for >> reportedly showing small signs of improvement. >> khloe remains by her ex-husband's side. did her ex keep up with her? >> i'm probably broke down mentally. >> are the kardashian men cursed? >> you're no longer a man, you're an entertainer. >> plus, viola's historic emmy speech had hollywood in tears. >> in the unemployment line a lot, man. >> but why is whoopi raining on her parade? >> what it means, there are plenty of opportunities. >> and thank god it's thursday. inside tonight

they are frosted watermelon, frosted chocolatey caramel, pink lemonade, and frosted spring strawberry. some flavors roll out in december, but you'll have to wait til next year for all of them to hit the shelves. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: tom brady has won 165 of 214 regular season nfl games. 123 of 160 games against the afc. 67 of 81 games against the afc east. those numbers tell you two things. tom brady is old and really, really good. he's also 20-6 against the jets with two of those losses coming at home. tom brady: we had a lot of great games against them, meaningful you know, they're very similar to us in a lot of ways. they're a big, tough, physical team. you know, you play in these elements and i think there's a lot of characteristics that makes them tough to beat. bob: boston college at louisville yesterday. b.c.'s offense still struggling mightily. the cardinals runningback strips for a 46-yard touchdown. they go on to beat the eagles 17-14. harvard crimson home against clemson. two touchdowns. a career-high 437 yards passing. harvard wins its 20th game in

get lemons and sugar and put together her own lemonade.we went to clothing stores, do things whether at goodwill or discount on off-season. buy winter clothes in the summer and summer clothes in the winter. each of those principles throughout the course of our lives, we felt it very much as her children. it was ingrained in her. lori: i'm sure she is so proud of you too. thanks so much for sharing your story. we'll check out your book as well. thanks again. >> thanks for having me. david: the american dream is alive and well. meanwhile the future is right now. pepsi's "back to the future" bottles about to become reality. would you pay 20 bucks for one bottle? ♪ we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. david: shares of yum down 17% after-hours. the parent company of pizza hut, taco bell and kfc taking a hit after third quarter earnings miss. disappointing restaurant sales in china, causing yum to revise the outlook on earnings for the year to the downside. lori, already expectations were w

make lemonade. okay. that might be a bit too simple to describe economic conditions in kyrgyzstan. the country has been struggling since its independence in 1991. a difficult geography, political turmoil and a weak economy is hindering development and it faces another problem, climate change. combining tradition and innovation is always a challenge. but aid programs are using pressure ideas to create new income sources, making the future just a little bit sweeter. p>> the day begins with morning prayers. eleven children and 45 grandchildren have grown up in this house. it belongs to toktonali mametov, or aksakal, as the elder is respectfully known. p>> we live traditionally here for many generations now. we were all born in this house. our lives have changed a lot recently. ♪[music] p>> in the village of bashkendy, people are getting poorer every year. they've traditionally made a living from raising lye stock and -- livestock and farming but their earnings have been steadily diminishing. although aksakal will soon turn 70, he's still fit enough to work and feed his family. but it

talk about turning lemons into lemonade. a jilted bride's biggest bummer became a once in a lifetime event. >> her fiance backed out. the family went on with the occasion, inviting the homeless population, including some of the city's neediest families. >> when i found out on monday that the wedding would not be taking place, it seemed like, of course, this would be something we would do to give back. >> i think it was very generous to lose out on something so important to yourself and give it to someone else is really giving. >> guests feasted on a four-star meal with plenty to go around. but the bride-to-be chose to stay home. on a lighter note, she will be taking the nonrefundable honeymoon to belize but taking her mom as the date. >> good thing for her. all things happen for a reason. >>> csu faculty members work hard for their money. they decide if students should also pay a price for bitter wage dispute. >>> and water polo practice at a south bay university turns deadly for a student. team members are honoring one of t

american apparel officially filed for bankruptcy, where will hipster 13-year-old run aways buy their lemonadents now? they will just be wandering the streets. oh, just drooling without a place to walk into. but this company has been losing money for years, presumably for renting you abandoned dumpsters for their photo shoots. but their real troubles started last year when they

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i never drank a lemonade at that hour in my life." students, nothing ever good happens at 3:00 a.m.nightclub. anyway. these antics kept him in hot water, but when he was playing well, when he was a star, didn't seem to affect him too much. and certainly didn't affect the love -- the fans' love and appreciation for him. the team that he rose to fame with, the chicago white stockings, finally got sick of them, and decided to sell him to the boston red stockings, keep him in the stockings family. they told him for $10,000, an amazingly high sum. boston fans were thrilled. they gave him a fancy house and a fancy carriage with two white horses to ride to and from the ballpark in. mike kelly was the best and richest player of his era. he received $2000 a year for playing, which was a huge fortune. he received $3000 for the use of his picture. in fact, he was the first professional player, baseball player to utilize his off earning potential in the winter months. in the winter months, he often appeared on the vaudeville stage, reciting a very famous baseball poem they came out called "case

the tlc commission will vote on a lemonade thing taxi tv. they started putting these things into cabs in 2006. you cannot turn it off. the volume button never works. if you are caught in traffic, you just want to bash the darn thing. it was supposed to bring in all kinds of money and revenue. they will replace it with cell phone and tablet leaders so that credit card. ben: i have to say, i have mastered the off button. i have to tell you, it is really annoying. now, the first thing that you see is the commercial. greg: >> just put up the weather. that is it. if they remove the thing, it will be at the cost of the medallion owner. >> we have a happy birthday shout out to do. look at this gorgeous girl. haley is, it is her birthday. we would like to wish her well. tell her happy birthday. >> happy birthday. a nice day yesterday. will it be as nice today. mike: look at crybaby ben simmoneau. okay. that is a peaceful background. if you are missing some fall color, head to central park. here is what we have on the weather rundown for the day. wha

. >> they turned lemons into lemonade. how a group of medical professionals are using their hidden talents to make a difference in their community. part of our "bay area proud" series. >>> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. two different rain chances in next seven days. we'll talk more in my microclimate forecast on how this storm system could change your weekend plans. again, that's in about seven minutes. disturbing new details revealed about the san jose man who s >>> disturbing new details revealed about the san jose man who was found with a dead cat in his car. 24-year-old robert farmer is charged with animal cruelty and tonight we have court documents that show farmer has a history of violent behavior and not just toward animals. nbc bay area live in the san jose neighborhood where robert farmer was arrested. pete, court documents show a dark history. >> reporter: yeah, terry. these court documents i obtained show quite the criminal history for robert farmer and also revealed more cases of animal abuse.

by lemonade this provision we can help bring in our deficits and death and rollback a harmful provision in the presence health care law. i find it a bit ironic that the ranking member so concerned about deficits and debt when we are approaching 420 trillion deficit this year. the other side has not made any proposal since i've been here to rein in those issues. these are important priorities for the american people and we can achieve both by repealing obama care mandate known as auto enrollment. thank you i yelled back. >> thank you. one minute to the gentleman from arkansas. >> this budget repeals the health fund, this one is quite simply a slush fund. an example of a slush fund credit by obama care that funnels billions of dollars automatically in the fund never expires. under current law the administration received $1 billion per year with little oversight. what does this administration do with the 1 billion-dollar per year/one? you might think they would give it to cdc to use it to work on early did texan, prevention, for cervical for cervical cancer, immunization, flu vaccines or o

pink lemonade hits store shelves in april and a limited edition frosted spring strawberry comes out early next year. nikki: if you travel a lot like james here, here's a story you can appreciate. nikki: the holidays are supposed to be a time filled with happiness and cheer, but sometimes it can be anything but.... to help alleviate that stress.. l- a-x passengers get to see this. it's a program called "pups".... that stands for pets unstressing passengers.. designed to make the airport experience more pleasant and less taxing. about forty registered therapy dogs went through a year of training to volunteer with their owners to roam the airport. the dogs can be any breed.. as long as their temperment can handle crowds. nikki: last night was here in iowa. all three presidential candidates clinton, sanders, and o'malley rallied for supporters ahead of the jefferson- jackson dinner. but a shark of all things made an appearance. nikki: take a look. katy perry held a concert downtown yesterday to rally support for clinton...and outside was this guy. this man showed up in a shark costume...made

out who made them -- like any historian sometimes i have to grapple with how to turn lemons into lemonade. about thenking photographs change how i thought about this one. this is an image identified on the back as the grave of henry clay jr. this was a wonderful clue, i knew a day he had been killed, in february 1847. i knew that he was the son of the famous kentucky aikman -- statesman and his that had stirred the passion of americans, lots of poetry celebrating his here was an appeared in newspapers. he was buried here and when troops went back to kentucky, they took his body home. there was this image of his grave, but the way that most americans understood the death of young mr. clay was through this popular print, by the american printmakers. now, what kind of image do you prefer to see? the image of the lonely grave, or the image that inscribed his death with the kind of heroes them -- -- here was in. war and not a popular for those that wanted to understand what young men were wouldon the battlefield want to imagine it like this, his white trousers, his comrade holding him, his dyi

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they include chocolaty care mel, maple bacon, and frosted lemonade. they will only be available through spring of 2016. here's something to keep in mind for the candy, a new survey asks people which halloween candy is hayley: reese's peanut cups took first place. erin: you had to go down to number seven to find a non-chocolate. skittles. what's your favorite? hayley: three muskateers. erin: coming up, good news for people looking for a job. many new hampshire businesses are hiring

we made lemonade out of lemons. >> reporter: those lemons include the event that convinced rachel topaper. >> i was married 25 years, and i went through a divorce, and it was pretty traumatic. i basically lost everything, house, cars. part of my motivation for wanting to write the book was to try to launch into another career and generate some cash. >> reporter: and it pays off, big-time. >> so this is the house that dork built. >> yes, it is. and sometimes i pinch myself to make sure i'm not dreaming. >> reporter: the writing is collaborative, but nikki is trusted with her namesake's image. >> what do her eyes tell you about her? >> i think these eyes tell you that she is funny and that she is outgoing and she is also warm. >> reporter: rachel says she made nikki white simply because that's how she imagined her when she started writing. nikki's best friends are african-american and latina. all of the books have one big thing in common. >> you should treat people the way you would want to be treated. >> the golden rule. >> exactly. >> the golden rule. >> and if you are treated poorly

. >> i could see potential gray areas and with the shot at a lemonade stand you cross that line. with those recreational users better being reckless but then to find the right balance between but not over regulating but i see my time is expired. >> given my congressional district the sheriff's department is the only public agency that uses uas besides the navy. the shares are part has received a certificate but for search and rescue every time the shares of is operates and also a to file a notice they take this out of the abundance of caution is that what they would consider in terms of their requirement that other teeeight nine but have to do? >> this is the interim step to notify other users in the system. >> stowe what is the backlog right now? what is the current demand? we have clear the backlog but they're coming in at a pretty big flip. >> you know, how many uas are operated begins commercial applications? >> with the indications with the of clamps the numbers are too big tear track. >> with the uas over 500 feet. >>. >> can you give me a sense how many you are involved in

by lemonade this provision we can help bring in our deficits and death and rollback a harmful provision in the presence health care law. i find it a bit ironic that the ranking member so concerned about deficits and debt when we are approaching 420 trillion deficit this year. the other side has not made any proposal since i've been here to rein in those issues. these are important priorities for the american people and we can achieve both by repealing obama care mandate known as auto enrollment. thank you i yelled back. >> thank you. one minute to the gentleman from arkansas. >> this budget repeals the health fund, this one is quite simply a slush fund. an example of a slush fund credit by obama care that funnels billions of dollars automatically in the fund never expires. under current law the administration received $1 billion per year with little oversight. what does this administration do with the 1 billion-dollar per year/one? you might think they would give it to cdc to use it to work on early did texan, prevention, for cervical for cervical cancer, immunization, flu vaccines or o

they made lemonade and the guy did her a favor by backing out. [ laughter ] >> how does gasia feel about it? >> i don't know sal better to know before. once the ring is on and children happen it's a lot more complicated. >> once you get that marriage certificate , to get out you have to have a divorce. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well in some areas and not so well in others. and oh by the way, not so well part is where it happens to be a little drizzly. this is 280 in san jose northbound. we have slow traffic there. i can show you on the maps that 280 is going to be slow but it gets better by the time you reach cupertino. 85 and 101 are the same. getting down from san jose to the east bay. a lot of stop and goal traffic. and 580 is just a mess. it is backed up on 580 from 205 all the way out to the 680 interchange and 680 is slow approaching earlier trouble on highway 84. this whole commute on 580 at 680 if this is your commute, if you have the luxury of going later or working from home this morning, you might save yourself some frustration. i know a lot of you don't. you just hav

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the other flavors coming out are pink lemonade, watermelon, and chocolatey caramel. i think the chocolatey caramel has my vote. jason: i like anything bacon. you can put bacon on bacon and i would probably eat it. today is going to be a pretty tasty day, no bacon falling from the sky that we do have rain. 58 is what we are sitting at right now. rain throughout the morning hours as well as a few scattered showers and thundershowers, warming all the way to 67. we are still looking at a pretty decent day temperature wise. the stream of moisture is being pulled by the system into southern south dakota and that will be shifting off to the northeast. as it does so, it takes a good batch of rain with it. eventually clouds will be clearing. we have to wait until saturday for that to happen, so plan on rain throughout your morning and then as you head into the afternoon. we catch a little bit of a break. that main batch of rain shifts eastward so around 2:00 we have a bit of a break in the rain before another resurgence makes its way in. if you are headed to a football game,

and with lemonade sales and turned this into a wolves grotto. that's the mexican gray wolf. we are providing shelter for these two mexican gray wolves. they have gotten in a bit of conflict with ranchers. and we have the zoo lights and the fun way to get folks to the zoo during the holidays. that completes my report. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment was closed. this was discussion only. >> so we are now on item 7, the joseph playgrounds renovation. >> good morning, commissioners, karen, project sponsor -- prince for the landscape andrea landscape architecture. they want you to see a little bit of a design. i'm very happy that the recreation and parks department were able to bring this together for this department. they are focusing on the civic center plaza and i think this is a really great addition and i wanted to to add that this wording should be discussion and possible action for the approval of the design for the pragd at joseph civic center plaza and approval of the naming of the playground. approval of this propose

and with lemonade sales and turned this into a wolves grotto. that's the mexican gray wolf. we are providing shelter for these two mexican gray wolves. they have gotten in a bit of conflict with ranchers. and we have the zoo lights and the fun way to get folks to the zoo during the holidays. that completes my report. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment was closed. this was discussion only. >> so we are now on item 7, the joseph playgrounds renovation. >> good morning, commissioners, karen, project sponsor -- prince for the landscape andrea landscape architecture. they want you to see a little bit of a design. i'm very happy that the recreation and parks department were able to bring this together for this department. they are focusing on the civic center plaza and i think this is a really great addition and i wanted to to add that this wording should be discussion and possible action for the approval of the design for the pragd at joseph civic center plaza and approval of the naming of the playground. approval of this propose

i don't trust anyone that wants to sell me on all you can drink lemonade.nk. i want my money, my guns. i don't want anyone to tell me what to do. kennedy: who is moving him in this election? >> i only reason i tend to want trump so fervently, someone not beholden to anyone by virtue of his wealth. he failed some times at business and resucceeded if you will, in spite of those people that we all agree in cocktail conversationth america. i believe radical change is required. i think it is waste of our time to even discuss the topic of the problems of america without considering their actual creative force, 30, 40, 50 years ago. i almost feel like people who tend to vote for democrats are ones who really didn't want to clean their room, mom. have just carried that juvenile attitude into their adult life. become really big kids with a paycheck. ♪ kennedy: yeah, jesse. thanks so much for watching the show. kennedy fbn@foxbusiness.com. fill up the mail bag. i will see you tomorrow night. luscious love of my life, farewell. tomorrow. >> a world record car collecti

when god close as window, he makes lemonade. invite party panel to talk about what is really going on behind the scenes with joe biden. it's dagen mcdowell from fox business network. you heard of it. gavin mcginnis, and also tonight brian morganstern, comedian, republican strategist. since you're political and republicany. i will ask you, why didn't joe run? >> because he couldn't win. that was most defiant non-campaign announcement i have ever seen. seems like he really wanted to but some kind of force prevented him from doing that. kennedy: yeah. >> and of course, hillary is somewhere celebrating and dancing a jig or whatever. i for one am disappointed because he is such a funny guy. he is such a likeable guy. kennedy: he could have made a crazy race even more interesting. >> yeah. kennedy: and what i want to know from you, dagen, is it all about the timeline? is there something beneath the surface either we're not attuned to? because i was expecting announcement this week. is with juan of the people that just assumed the vice

feet prince of steaks, come out and have a bite of the biggest a all proceeds will go toward alex lemonadend ryan dalton. >> what are the chance that he is christmas eaten 19 cheese steaks. >> wow, wow. >> i'm afraid of that. >> he is a a beast. >> hi, we're not done. we're still having fun. >> 500-foot long cheese stake. >> yes. >> i still cannot believe we have not had a cheese stake festival before now. >> this is first one. the great that they are doing it. >> great idea. >> well, okay. instead of, breast milk, is there something called formula, right. >> yes. >> and there is a formula maker, extremely famous called similac calling for end to the mommy wars. look at this and then we will talk. >> i was a parent. i was the one who would give moms of crying babies the dirty look and i would say things inappropriate and say yeah, they have to come through they are kid. >> as a mother intend to go breast feed that ace i very stressful situation. >> i am very critical of myself. i still every day believe that i could do this better. >> i am about to go back to work. she's going to be going

. >>> important little anna bella and her mom doing lemonade fund-raisers at local police departments fire stations. her mom says she wants her daughter to learn about giving to others at a young age. >> customer service how to teat other people, but also the big thank you that there's people out there who did a lot for us. >> profit are used to buy treats to sell at other stations. >>> jimmy fallon taking over the tonight show monday log. >> watch this that will be interesting. >> of course here's the tonight show. the monday log has to go on. can someone tag in for me, please? thanks for that. >> ralph nader called hilary clinton a -- ralph nadervm is still alive? >> he's still around, be nice you might choke on your word. . >> i never liked him on the tonight show. fallon joked he pull a hamstring midway. then you saw the 65-year-old, jaylen know come up from the audience, went on a joke about the president and donald trump and the whole thing. >>> miss si copeland, her and yoyostopped by the late show. >> fresh from her broadway debut and soon will be a star in a documentary about