. >> reporter: the new root beer joins other popular hard beverages on the market hard cider and lemonade and tea are also big sellers and hard root beer has quickly gained a following. in fact, some stores have found it difficult to keep it in stock. >> we were getting calls for it before it was even available in new york city. >> reporter: kevin heel, the owner of new york's maltin mold this summer. >> people were coming in to get it and buy it. not just six-pack but multiple six-packs and ordering cases in reserve. >> they can't believe it's a real alcoholic beverage. >> reporter: frank messina believes there is another reason it's popular. >> ah! this is really good, man! incredible. >> reporter: jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> the movie "the big short" about some big vets on wall street, hits theaters next month. suzanne marquez sat down with the cast. >> the whole housing market is propped up on these bad loans. they will sail. stars in "the big short." the film foscuses on four industry guys who aim to profit at it. >> yes, he does. >> reporter: bales said a plan only outsider

strawberry lemonade. look at this. >> the best flavor. it's the best flavor. strawberries in the lemonade and made fresh for every puma game. we have to support the pumas. especially they have fried fish, hot chocolate and plenty of options. can kickoff is at 7:00. back to you. leon: you know what goes great with that? sweet potato pie. alison: very good. i know you need hot chocolate out there. leon: stay warm out there. alison: we'll >>> grabbing a coat and running in a burning building is not something i ever wanted to do. i got the chance and i found out why. this is the d.c. fire ops 101. for one day, d.c. fire and e.m.s. gave a lucky few, like mayor muriel bowser an opportunity to be a first-responder. >> it gives you a lot of anxiety. a lot. chris: the day started with medical test and equipment fitting. after a quick pep talk. >> if you're not nervous, you're not honest. chris: we were ready. the first scenario was to rescue a cardiac patients. we had eck tractors and we broke down doors. by far the most intense was the burn building. when i got inside

you're trying to make lemonade out of lemons here, aren't you? >> you guys are telling me you guys are lemons? >> that is funny. actually. >> very good. >> my god. the commentary, while that was playing. all right. so let's take it around the table. how did it go, how do you score it, tucker? >> i mean i think carly fiorina is the most articulate person i've ever seen running for president. every single word is the exact word she intends to use, i think she's fantastic. a lot of women don't like her. very noticeable. >> i like her. >> you're an anomaly. >> how dare you. >> women, do you think they don't like her because -- >> they don't like her personally. >> i've been made fun of on theview, you've got to get over it. it's a comedy show. >> joy behar saying i'm a comedian was the most untrue thing ever uttered on that show. >> i've hadnier bouts of diarrhea. >> we're all comedians. even if they were comedians, that's, you don't get a carve-out because you do that for a living. everybody on this planet should have a carve-out to make a joke. jus

volvo cars is proud to be the founding sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation. >>> breaking news11:00, the lone american killed in that hotel attack in mali had ties to our area. new details just coming in including a new terror threat putting one european city on the highest state of alert. >>> the coldest air in months set to come in. >>> they're not just stealing your identity, they're digitally erasing it. >> you're officially dead and don't even know it. >> how hackers can convince the government you're already dead. >>> new reaction from friends and family and even president obama tonight to news a local woman is among the dead at a hotel in mali. >> she was inside that radisson hotel in the capitol of the west african nation when terrorists stormed in killing 19 civilian officers and one civilian. >> jackie is live in takoma park. >> reporter: born in massachusetts, raised in new jersey, anita datar was like so many people in this area, highly educated and using that education to make this world a better place. speaking during a trip to malaysia, president obama addressed

volvo cars is proud to be the founding sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation. >>> veterans attending university of maryland will have help thanks to a very generous gift from some alumni and avis richard presented the school with a $1 million donation today. the university sent us this video of the ceremony in college park. more than 1,000 veterans were at the event. the university says this is the largest gift for student veterans at the school has ever received. money will be used to help vets pay for tuition and room and board. >>> talk about a special welcome to the neighborhood. police escorts and a big american flag helped make an army veteran feel right at home. members of sun trust bank and military warrior support foundation presented jeremy with the keys to this brand-new home today. he was very moved by the ceremony. >> it's a beautiful home and the neighborhood is great, so, you know, to be able to have an opportunity like this and walk into something like that is amazing. >> can we say it took an army of contractors to get the home ready? it needed major repair work befo

. >> let's say your kids want to start a lemonade stand. make them dip in to their piggy bank to buy all the stuff necessary. they've got to buy the lemonade, the cups, lemons to throw in there, poster board, markers to write their signs. then and only then will they understand some cost, starting a business, and profit. >> reporter: tip 6, explain shopping strategies like using promo codes, coupons, or buying generic. tip 7, open the bank of mom and dad. the low rate at the real bank will not teach very much. $5 you can pay 20% interest over the course of a year. >> reporter: parents, don't be so hard on yourselves. >> advice on how to make your kids smart with money. >> oh, i'm the wrong one. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in midtown, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> great ideas. >>> this is a story you first saw on eyewitness news. the husband of a woman missing for a month in the hamptons is now speaking out. where he's hoping she is and who he saw her with right before she disappeared. >> an airline trying to expand at n

the blue one is the blue-raspberry lemonade. the pink is a cranberry limeade.he yellow-ish color is our margarita flavor. and the tea is a sweet tea. this tastes like [bleep] oh, are you kidding? this is good. he loves it! man: yeah! this is delicious. he's crazy. it's a party. i love this one. reminds me off those, like blue-raspberry snow cones. how much alcohol is in here? 11.1%. what?! yes. corcoran: wow. lori, cheers. only 120 calories per serving. whoo! whoo! and only 7 grams of sugar per serving. herjavec: you know what? i love the wine. kevin, give them the money. o'leary: no, but let's... tell us more about the business. see, he's the party pooper. where is it manufactured? what are your margins? who's actually distributing it? so, we self-distribute it. we actually became a winery ourselves. as a texas winery, you can self-distribute it. but we got, you know, to the point where we were spending more time in our facility making it, gluing the boxes, and distributing it. we couldn't market it, right? we're getting too big. so we found a co-packer in dal

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we made lemonade out of lemons. >> reporter: those lemons include the event that convinced rachel to to paper. >> 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 paid 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 her. 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. >> reporter: the golden rule. >> exactly. and if you are treated poorly or b

. >> reporter: it joins other popular hard beverages on the market, hard cider, lemonade and tea arelready big sellers. and hard root beer has gained a following, in fact, some stores have found it difficult to keep it in stock. >> we were getting calls for it before it was available in new york city. >> reporter: kevin eel, says he first started selling it this summer. >> people were coming in, to get it and buying not just six pack but most multiple six packs, people were reserving cases in advance. >> it is something different. people haven't had anything like it. they can't believe it is a real alcoholic product to be honest and it is something craft beer drinkers are always looking for something new and innovative. >> reporter: frank believes there is another reason it is popular. >> it is really good, man. incredible. >> reporter: jill wagner for cbs-3 "eye we are here to get you out the door if you have to go out the door perhaps on a, pretty pleasant note. it is chilly but very, very tranquil. we will see a nice warming trend take place here to what we saw yesterday. yesterday was

i was a child, you could see this was a made fighter and fighter.a mig we did not have lemonade standsmi-socialist economy. so how to i explained the idea of free markets and their centrality in today's free world? so, three weeks later i did a is conference and i said, i want to fall back on my first day in basic training in the israeli paratroops. the commander put us in a straight line and he said, you .re now going to take a race a special kind of race. each man looked to his right, you are the first man appointed to me. but the gun to be right on your shoulder. the next mandate that. the guy after him did that. and then, i got a pretty big eye. he was heavy. the next guy was the smallest guy in the platoon into he got the biggest guy on his shoulders. the third guy was a big eye into got a small guy. and so on. and then, the commander blue the was so. -- blew theaged whistle. i barely managed to move forward. the next guy, the small guy with the bad guy on the shoulders, collapse. the third guy took up like a rocket in one the race. i said, in the modern economy, all national econ

lemonade out of lemons here, aren't you? >> so you're telling me you guys are lemons?a funny actually. >> i'm not going to use the analogy, but i think the women have a point. it helps carly fiorina that they are talking about her. they talked about her last week. we're sitting here talking about her. they had had her on "the view." it does help raise her profile. i am sure the ratings will be solid. don't they have a point? >> to raise your profile, you have to be able to rise to the occasion. that's the beautiful part about carly fiorina. when you talk about the challenges, talk about lemons into lemonade, carly fiorina has faced breast cancer, the loss of a daughter, the challenges of rising from secretary to ceo at a time when executives were not always taken seriously. and she has spoke. en of that eloquently. she had an opportunity today. she made and took that opportunity to make sure that people know. we have a lot to talk about it. and she's sounding very presidential, i think. >> sounding presidential, your opinion. others would disagree. rising to the occasi

sators running, barack obama, hillary clinton, constantly republicans say they never run as much at lemonade stand. they haven'toverned. why this does not apply to you now? >> first of all the presidency it's not glorified accounting job, the leader of the united states both as people and as nation and government. job ever a president is to craft a vision for america's future, to put the right people in the right position hold them accountable for carrying out your agenda but also to rally the country behind big causes, entitlement reform is huge undertaking, it will nevev happen without presidential leadership. not to mention national security. the context of barack obama he has now been president for seven years. he has significant executive experience and he's still making mistakes in my opinion. and so it's clear that the issue with him is not that he didn't have executive experience, it's that ideas do not work. and that's why i think it's important to elect someone to the presidency with the rightht ideas. ideas that allow private sector to succeed because that's where you get job crea

don't tell him that, blair, nobody makes lemonade out of the quality lemons he's given by brady. sunday night he'll have to squeeze out as much offense as possible from whoever wears that patriots uniform. amendola out against the broncos, as you said, and so are jamie collins and tightened michael williams. all three players remained home and did not travel with the team to denver tonight. how will they survive without amendola and others? according to brady and gronk you just have to dig deep and have faith in the guys that you've got. >> definitely a challenge. and whenever you see a challenge, you gotta rise up. the players gotta step in and take bigger roles, whatever coach is playing, gotta go out there and do it well. >> mental toughness is what it comes down to. we're off to a good start but it really doesn't mean anything. whatever happens after this is what's gonna matter to our season, and this is when we need to start playing good. >> even with all their injuries, the patriots are 3 point road favorites sunday night. much more on the pats coming up in about 40 minutes

president obama ordered a strawberry ginger lemonade pop. facebook is extending parental employees worldwide. all new parents will receive four months of paid baby leave no matter their gender. the company used its social media site toake the announcement. the policy comes just days after facebook c- e-o mark zuckerberg announced he will take two months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. zuckerberg cited studies to show that when working parents take time off for their newborns that it's better for familili. south dakota is set to vote on an oil pipeline.... that would cross through iowa. pipeline protestors in eastern iowa are making their voices heard. good morning from is waking up with kcrg-tv9 it's here's what u need to know today. envirirmental groups in iowa will soon know if a controversial oil pipeline will cross several iowa counts. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 h hr news source, this is the kcrgrgv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t alert forecast, britley... a cloudy sky will prevail today,

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he he kept the lemonade things and came to the conclusion that it was multiple myeloma. his thought, well known oncologist was only intricate of done that, he's that smart. that morning i thought i was fine, that afternoon i was told i had this pretty distressing, nasty disease. it turns out i had a hole in my pelvis which i did not realize. there is a hole through it. as my daughter pointed through it i was 50% involved with multiple myeloma. host: next call is from ron in arizona. >> caller: how are you doing mr? are you today. my question is a couple of question. in military movies do you have to have a stamp for congress he don't dishonor them? does that go through the library congress, when someone makes a military makes a military movie from a book or something? host: okay, is that your question? >> caller: another one. host: you know what, i apologize. apologize. we are having a little trouble hearing. but you asked about military movies, do do they have to be approved by the government. host:. guest: during world war ii there is a lot of oversight but not now. st

volvo cars is proud to be the founding sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation. >>> the rain is beginningck up this morning as you get ready to leave for work. no matter where you live in the d.c. area, you're going to be dealing with wet roads as you head into the office. >>> take a look at "storm team 4" radar here. you can see all this green and some yellow too. let's get right to "storm team 4" meteorologist amelia segaseg. how does it look? >> reporter: it's been lightly raining, almost a mist. i've been tracking areas like potomac, rockville, the spur. as we look back further to the west, a little bit more rain moving in. this rain slowing the morning commute. right now where we're traveling, this is an accident or where an accident has moved off to the side of the road. track four-mile backups. the speed we're traveling at is at about 35 miles an hour. the rain has been light in intensity and has not impacted our visibility. >> that's aleph. chuck bell is looking ahead to the weekend. the changes you'll look to. >>> we're hearing from the man who was trapped under this 30,000-pound

. >> there is a video going out that you're trying to make lemonade out of lemons here, aren't you?>> are you telling me you're lemons? >> no. no. that is very good. very good. >> joining me now is carly f fiorina. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the lemons comment was a good one. how did you think this went? it was so highly anticipated you're going to sit down to talk to these ladies today. what was your overall take? . >> i was happy to talk to the ladies of "the view". i said conservative women are held to a different standard than liberal women and said to them the liberal left often demonizes the messenger when they don't like the message. they started out by doing what liberals often do, they say tell us how you can be for women if you don't support, then, they went through the litany of women. so you're not a supporter of women unless you believe on abortion on demand, and that the federal government ought to mandate mandatory child leave. that is how they started the interview. they made my point is the point. >> they started the interview and it appea

volvo cars is proud to be the founding sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation. >>> another scarea flight getting ready for takeoff. it was headed from ft. lauderdale to minneapolis. police say right before takeoff last night a passenger was overheard possibly saying something about a bomb. so the passengers had to get off the plane. canines trained to inspect it, found nothing. they interviewed the two people that were heard. back to you. >>> :16. new details about a secret service officer. lee morris seen here trying to elicit sex from an undercover agent pretejding to be a 14-year-old girl. he had two interactions with underage girls online. he exchanged pictures with them, some while on duty at the white house. prosecutors want him to remain in prison until his trial. >>> jonathan poll lards spend the last 30 years behind bars for selling information to israel. israeli p.m. prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised his release. >>> this morning police will give money for guns residents turn it in. turn it in unloaded and in the truck. the police officer will take the gun and t

but you're clearly trying to make lemonade out of lemons, aren't you? so you're telling me that you guys are lemons. that is funny. very good. very good. >> joining me now, froesh off of as i said, conservative women are held to a different standard. i also said the liberal so often demonizes the messenger. they started out by saying tell us how you can be for liberals and then the litny went to the left. unless you believe that the federal government ought to mandate a certain length and duration. that's how they started the interview. >> the mood of the interview soured when they took on this conversation about planned parenthood. you said whether you're pro-choice or pro-life, the majority of americans are horrified. whoopi goldberg said i need to stop you because that's not true. we now know it is true. do you think you got anywhere with these women? >> they are speaking to millions of women day after day after day. and, so, it's important that women know that when whoopi goldberg says it's not true, that that's false. reagan used to say you're enti

constantly i heard republicans say, they've never run as much as a lemonade stand, they don't have executive experience, they haven't met a payroll, they haven't governed. why doesn't that apply to you now as a candidate -- >> well, first of all, the presidency's not a bookkeeping job. it isn't some glorified accounting job. it's the leader of the united states both of its people sxft nation and the government. the job of a president is to craft a vision for america's future, to put the right people in the right position and hold them accountable for carrying out your agenda, but also to rally the country behind big causes. entitlement reform is a huge undertaking. it will never happen without presidential leadership. not to mention national security. the role of commander in chief is the most important job of a president. in the context of barack obama he has now been president for seven years, he has significant executive experience and he's still make mistakes in my opinion so, it's clear that the issue with him is not that he didn't have executive experience. it's that his ideas did not

constantly i heard republicans say they've never run as much as a lemonade stand, they don't have executive experience, they haven't met a payroll, they haven't governed. why doesn't that apply to you now as a candidate -- >> well, fst of all, the presidency's not a bookkeeping job. i mean, it is not some glorified accounting job. it's the leader of the united states both of its people and of the nation and the government. the job of a president is to craft a vision for america's in the right position and hold them accountable for carrying out your agenda, but also to rally the country behind big causes. entitlement reforms a huge undertaking. it will never happen without presidential leadership. not to mention national security. throle of commander in chief is the most importananjob of a president. in the context of barack obama he has now been president for seven years, he has significant executive experience and he's still making mistatas in my opinion, so it's clear that the issue with him is not that he didn't have executive experience. it's that his ideas did not work. and that's why

volvo cars is proud to be the founding sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation. >>> and now yourrm team 4 forecast. >> we saw clouds, we saw rain and fog and we saw some sunshine and that brought out a bit of a rainbow. take a look at this. this was earlier this evening and a beautiful shot. you can see the fog there and the clouds up top and the rainbow in the distance and even clearing skies and we have seen that throughout the rest of the evening and i have a ton of pictures on my facebook page and that is amazing video and still dealing with some areas of fog and not too much and visibility over a mile and no big deal and temperatures around 64 degrees and it's on the calm side and that's allowed fog to form in parts of the region. 64 in leesburg and 63 in fredericksburg and 62 over toward annapolis. i want to say hello to kids at westbrook elementary school and i want to say hello to all of them who probably got rained on earlier this afternoon. 6:22 in the evening and we do have showers coming through montgomery and just to the east of front royal and arousand rap county an

. >> you are trying to make lemonade out of lemons here. >> you are telling me you guys are lemons.boom, that was the best line of that entire hour. you could barely hear the poor woman talk. harris: jay behar saying, hey, this is all about me. i think that tells you everything you need to know. a lot of what's coming out of there is one trying to shine over the other and trying to get that mouth going. my mom says you don't need another star to shine if you are shining in the sky at your own. andrea: they were see angry with carly fiorina. they were competing to spew hate at her. gregg: i find it strange that her name is joy. she says we are comedians even though she often aspouses political ideology on the show. we as a people should have the comedic exemption. if you are making a joke it should be treated like a joke. comedians do not deserve that special carveout. that is b.s. that was the weakest part. the. melissa: the most starting part was they were having a discussion on who is on the side of women that was interesting. and she said something about harvesting baby parts. an

using custom made board games like this one, the lemonade stand. instead of pazzissing $200 it h entrepreneural cards teaching them how to navigate relationships. >> a friend approaches you with an idea to put your business on the map. pay a $2,000 set up fee. >> they estimate this is one of 3,000 single family offices doing the same thing, half of them set up in the last 15 or so years. the trend of a growing number of these firms is likely the result of the internet and social media with senior generations unable to hide their wealth anymore. >> all a kid needs to do is get online and see what a company was sold for, find out what their parents are worth. you know, the cat is out of the bag. >> steven knew his family was rich. his mother inherited the wealth and wore it as a burden. >> she had let them down. >> and that led him into choosing how he makes his money. he's now a financial advisor. >> preserve the family values and the family wealth. >> to help save others save money. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the

way to make lemonade. and a wisconsin reporter does some investigating on live television. randy: oh, there he is. olessa: there he is. he asked his longtime girlfriend to marry him. and she said yes! evan had promised his now-fiance rachel that he wouldn't propose on a jumbotron at a game. so this was the next best thing. randy: many more thousands watching. olessa: exactly. hey, no pressure or anything with all of those viewers. randy: she said yes. emily: thank you, guys. still ahead, a teacher is becoming a viral sensation for his inspirational message. the way he starts class every single day. here is another look at the breaking overnight raid. at least seven arrests were made but it is not clear at this randy: breaking overnight. a major terror raid turns into a deadly standoff. the information just coming in from outside paris. emily: more breaking news. two flights to paris diverted. what we've learned overnight about the threats to those planes. randy: all eyes on the teen accused of killing a danvers teacher. the questions this morning about whether the trial of

then, angela knows that when you get lemons, you make lemonade. >> it's kind of beautiful and horrifying what do you make when all you get is garbage? >> we threw away things, but we don't know where away is. >> can one woman save the earth with art in. >> and how do you show this baltimore when the media is only showing this one? well, the first step, bring in this guy. look, john tompkins hospital. >> that's ft. mchenry. we're one of the ton water front cities. there will be one baltimore rise out of this. did i give you anything you can use there? >> no, i don't think so. >>> looking up at a blue sky on a warm summer afternoon, watching the clouds float by like giant puffs of cotton, a fella might be tempted to close his eyes, not off, unless of course those clouds are underneath you and you are underneath a soldier, skydiving, it's mott just for stunt junkies anymore. grandmas are doing it, former presidents are doing it, celebrities are doing it, but nobody's gotta do it except these guys. meet the golden knights, the most elite parachute team in the world. at heights that could bri

didn't have lemonade stands. we had a fairly semisocialist economy, so, how do i explain the idea of free markets in their centrality in today's world? and so, three weeks later, i'm at a press conference and i said i want to fall back on my first day in basic training in the israeli parra troops. the commander put us in a straight line and he said you're not going to take, you're not going take a race. but it's a special kind of race. each man look to his right. you are the first man he pointed to me, put the guy to your right on your shoulders. and the next guy did that. and the guy after him did that. and i got pretty big guy. was heavy. the next guy, was the smallest guy in the platoon and he got the biggest guy on his shoulders. and the third guy was a big guy and he got a small guy and so on. and then commander blew the whistle. i barely managed to move forward. the next guy, the guy next to me, the small guy with a big guy on his shoulders collapsed. and the third guy took off like a rocket, you know, and

volvo cars is proud to be the founding sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation.sportation is expected to give its report on consumer drones to the faa today. the dot has opinion working on a process for owners to register their drones as unmanned aircrafts. a task force has beendw workinn laying out the rules for those drones. once they hear back from the faa, the public will have a chance to weigh in before they make a final decision. >>> what do you think, one of the hot items when it comes to holiday gifts are this year, yeah, drones, exactly, as they become more and more popular the government taking a closer look at them and how they should be used and registered. thinking of adding it to your wish list? erika gonzalez breaks down what you need to know. >> reporter: this is a view from one of this year's hottest holiday gifts. quad copters or unmanned aircraft better known as consumer drones and they are popping up on wash lists. >> there's a few family members that would also like one and i might just help them out. >> here at hobby hanger in shan vily, vi

. >> and it joins cider, lemonade and tea that are big sellers. and they have quickly gained a following and some stores found it difficult to keep it in stock. >> and we were getting calls for it. >> reporter: the owner of malt and molt said he started selling why it this summer. >> and people were buying it by the six pack and some were calling cases in advance. >> and i think that is something different. they can't believe it's a real alcoholic product, to be honest and that is something, that you know, kraft beer drinkers are looking for. incredible. >> reporter: jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> and this week, the makers of not your father's root beer debuted an alcoholic ginger ale in 40 states with direction by early 2016. >> and that sounds dangerously good. >>> it does and time to check in with vanessa murdock. forecast. and we're going to get chilly and warm again and seasonable again. we're all over the place and this morning, the good news, skies are clearing and temperatures are chilly. and let's check in with the weather watcher an

you were making lemonade out of lemons and using the feud with "the view," as well pass as part of the fund-raising video. aren't you? >> oh, so you're telling me that you guys are lemons? >> no. i'm just saying -- no. that is funny, actually. >> very good. >> it is funny. that is funny, actually. >> a lot of ladies told a joke. >> oh. isn't that great? >> we're only allowed to tell the jokes. we're the comedians. >> how do you think carly is d? >> great. i always think she does great. she is someone to think quickly on her feet and doesn't get flustered and still have a good comeback. you know? along with facts and other things and i do think that she shows time and time again that she is the one person who i think could really debate against hillary clinton. because hillary clinton then could not use that sexist argument because she's debating another woman. i for one would love to see that happen. >> yes. two women running against each other. will never happen in our lifetime. you dvr this again and again and weep. >> for other reasons. i'm not moved by the performance. >> what do y

>> i am a vodka and lemonade guy. >> well, then off bar here. >> no. have some of that. and i'll get some more. >> where are these prepared, typically? >> my house. >> his house. >> that's a proper welcome. >> yeah. >> this is a proper map. >> yeah, yes. >> where are we right now on the map? >> we are in here. okay. >> uh-huh. >> and you're going to be staying up here. manage industry? >> majesty. we have a whole island here. it started actually when they try to get us -- they exploited us to tear these down. >> who's they? >> the county. >> michael built his first tree house, the peacock perch back in 1990. two years later, the power's that be of josephine county issued a shutdown notice and ordered him to stop letting the public into his lofty lodgings. he complied, but by popular demand, he reopened later. >> you are really up a tree here. >> until the following summer when the county then demanded he tear them all down. >> they told you to tear it down. what you do is you built some more. >> yeah, first i showed them it was safe. they said it wasn'

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. >> you're clearly trying to make lem lemonade out of lemons. >> you're telling me that you are lemons? >> no. that is funny, actually. very good. >> conservative women have held to a different standard than liberal women. that's true. >> by whom? >> all of you. >> you know what, you are a very wonderful woman and we're so glad you came back with us. >> so are you. >> initially i thought she was not going to be there today. she showed up. did you hear anything about why she was there? >> no. we were -- i found out about 15 minutes beforehand. we were thrilled to have her there. i'm glad she was able to join. what you saw is something i get to see a lot behind the scenes and on the campaign trail and i hope more americans will see. she's a quick wit. she's not the be trifled with. >> most voters, 55% say your candidate, would lose a debate against hillary clinton and when you only look at women, even more, 60% think clinton would win. what do you need to do to topple those numbers? >> i think this is a long process and the debate will be helpful. we have another debate on tuesday. we'll

. >> i would love to sit there and have a nice cold glass of lemonade. work harder. >> i did rope you in. >> seven times. >> i can't run anymore. i don't even have my own knees anymore. >>> yesterday was just awesome for the marathon. i watch and i get so excited. run right back to the couch. so we have sunshine. we have some clouds. we have clouds. we have some sunshine. that's the way it is going to be for the afternoon. we have these high clouds sheared off from this big storm down south. creating a lot of rain. we are getting done with the rain and we have the colors here in central park though and always around there, the colors are the best and as we go here into the first week of november, right across the sheet metal, looking really good here. the temperature in the hood is 62 degrees. the normal average afternoon high temperature this time of dry humidity. a barometer above 30.00. a mark of fair weather here. and so it is all nice. it is all good. it is 57 around monticello and 57 poughkeepsie to bridgeport. these numbers are all above the norma

. >> we took that lemon and made lemonade. >> reporter: lemons in several varieties. charles wong's lighthouse project ruled too big. public funding nixed by voters. the islanders in frustration moved to brooklyn's barclays center. here today for the turning developer bruce ratner promising -- >> it is going to look like the pictures, which is beautiful and gorgeous. >> we look forward to bringing this team and doing what we have been able to accomplish in brooklyn right here in long island. >> reporter: by team, barclays' ceo doesn't mean the nassau islanders. the [ indiscernible ] will only play a handful of games a year. but fans see the $260 million overhaul as a skate in the right direction. >> i hope i'm alive to see them come back. >> redo this? never know. >> reporter: unions applaud the 1500 construction jobs year-old venue to host concerts, festivals, minor league basketball and boxing. with local farm offerings, coastal seafood, local craft beers and wines, the surrounding plaza transformed with new restaurants, a movie theater and technology, all with priv

we made lemonade out of lemons. >> reporter: those lems on include the event that convinced rachel to put pen to paper. >> 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 try to launch into another career and generate some cash. >> reporter: and it paid 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 her. nikki's best friends are african-american and latina. all of the books have one big thing in common. >> you should treat people the treated. >> reporter: the golden rule. >> exactly. and if you are treated poorly or bullied, number one, it's not your fault. number tw