lenny's effect is more yielding. ms.led for a while which makes a stinging surprise. when it comes to melty mush silly, birdie, bullied and beaten by her husband, ms. lenny uses her sweeten to effect while ms. nixon's heartbreaking twitters and fluters, layering birdie's pain with a complicated self-loathing. sounds pretty good. >> sounds pretty good. >> rose: do you recognize that, though, when they say that? >> i mean, i think that's one of the things that i feel that birdie, you know, you want to think that birdie had this very happy childhood and then was hoodwinked into marrying this man who's very cruel to her, but i think the roots of her insecurity and her pain come in her childhood. she talks about her mother and has only really great things to say about her mother but she always talks about what a ninny she is and how her mother's always laughing at her, and i think that feeling that birdie has right from, you know, the beginning about, oh, i'm so silly, so dumb, whatever, i think she got that message from her

he found a 4-foot long, python lenny says he spotted it taking out the trash and then called 911.nimal control showed up and put it in the pillowcase they burroughs from lenny. >> i thought, i told lady on the phone don't tell me when i tell you this. i walk in the pantry. >> lenny from brooklyn. >> that accent. >> he has to be from brooklyn. >> animal control says python gator land is that where it is , yes. see where it will live out days in the peace not in the pantry. >> full circle moment. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" snap chatties rolling out a new feature today. meisha ought to be happen bye this one. >>> pat gallen goes swimming with sharks and you can too we will tell you about a first of the kind event this weekend, fun for the whole family, we will be right back. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. president trump meet

. >> as amtrak engineer brand dan bastian walked into a philadelphia police station in handcuffs lenny knobs takes a deep breath. >> it hurts to see people owe go to jail but le ruined my life. >> he was on his way for business when 188 derailed may 12, 2015. authorities say bostian was traveling more than twice the posted 50 mile app hour speed limit he suffered facial, back, head and leg injuries. we visited him in the hospital soon after the crash. >> i had a career. now i have no career. hi perfect life and now everything just wept down the tubes. so now i'm starting over from scratch. >> two years later and knobs seize a physical therapist twice a week and also seize a psychologist. he says he saw someone die in the crash. and image he cannot erase. eight people were killed on the train and now knobs has a service dog undergoing training for post traumatic stress disorder. >> there's days i spent in bed and don't get out of bed. >> bostian turned himself in thursday morning. seth williams decided against prosecuting him. a judge last week ordered him to do so. williams turned the

but lenny henry doing their low... on over the years, so now, let's go! —— lenny henry playing 0thello. hull is twinned with freetown in africa. it started with william wilberforce trying to abolish the slave trade. hull and freetown were twinned many yea rs hull and freetown were twinned many years ago and it's a relationship being celebrated in 2017 with a concert later this summer. surely henry has been finding out more about freetown and how it's being involved with the city of culture. a message from freetown to hull. this is the capital of sierra leone and as its partner enjoys its year as the city of culture, expectations are growing as to what this will mean for freetown. i expect people will want to see a treat coming from freetown. all the stuff we've got going on, i'm sure it's true. they don't have a choice but to be treated. that the many people, sierra leone is not known for its culture, but that this, ebola. it's impact still resonates. 50,000 people also died in a civil war in the 1990s. sierra leone's

. >> you've been with the chili peppers, lenny kravitz. >> the zach brown band. hall & oates. >> you get a chance to tour with individuals that are that brilliant and diverse, the whole thing is like a learning experience for you? >> i'm watching them on stages, i'm trying to see what i can take back into my music. even when we get off stage, i'm not done. i go in the crowd, i'm checking out. that's the way my music sounds, i'm always trying to pick up things from people. >> when you get these invitations to go out and front for these groups how do you know what's the right fit. how do you know your stuff is going to work. how do you know what's right for you and your band? >> well, you know obviously we're aware of the band we're going out with you watch our show, we play about an hour and 90 minutes. you'll hear our influences of rock r & b. we go out there and play. i think our music coming from new orleans, we get to be placed in different genres of music, different arenas of music, we played blues, jazz. reggae festivals, and it all works in different ways.

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what's unusual is she and access laura lenny regularly swap characters, alternating roles of regina andch performance. >> i love the play. i've always loved the idea of playing regina, but as laura herself felt, birdie is a treasure albeit a smaller role. i worked with laura on television but never on stage so the chance to work with her on this play with dna sullivan and in this tremendous theatrical experiment which i think women don't get to do very often. men more. >> rose: part of it is a challenge. >> yes. >> rose: because the thing about you in college, did two plays at the same time. >> i did. but this -- i mean, i think even people who aren't intending to come twice, often they come see it one way, then they say, i have to come back now because the rules are so different, once you see us in the first way, it's sort of impossible to imagine us in the second way. and i think there are also -- because the play is so meaty and so many people don't know the play before they come, giving the audience a chance to hear it twice, i think they absorb a lot more of the nuances of it. >> r

course, it's whether my real physical deformity pulls them out of the play, but i do think a lot of lennyamous character that a lot of boot polish was used over the years, you know. in my terms, there's been a lot of boot polish going on and now we've got the real thing, so let's see what happens. woo—hoo, let's go! few people living outside of hull realise it's twinned with freetown, the capital of sierra leone. it's a relationship that goes back more than 200 years. it started with william wilberforc, an mp of hull, who put the slave trade to an end. more than 30 years ago, hull and freetown were twinned. it's a relationship that is being celebrated during 2017 with a concert later this summer. ahead of that, shirley henry has been finding out more about how the people of freetown are getting involved with the city of culture. we love you! a message from freetown to hull. this is the capital of sierra leone and as its partner celebrates a year as city of culture, expectations are growing as to what this will mean for freetown. i think the people will expect to see some musical treats co

lenny bruce the comedian said it turned out to be a freight train. the war supposedly was going to a close, but the viet cong launched an offensive in a seismic assault. there is an iconic photograph even you have seen of a policeman standing in a busy intersection in saigon, with the viet cong with his hands handcuffed behind his back with a revolver held to his head. a photographer captured him blowing the man's brains out. that bullet not only pierced the soldier's skull, but america's consciousness as well. it told everyone in my generation that there was no end in sight. there was no light. peaceful antiwar demonstrations turned up all over the country, and some turned violent. instead of the war winding down, violence in vietnam exploded the year that we graduated. 17,000 americans killed just that year alone. the war was supposed to end. johnsont lyndon announced he would not seek a second term. then in april dr. king was assassinated, gunned down in memphis. cities, including my own hometown of wilmington, delaware, went up in flames. my home

. >> kenny: prior to lenny harris. >> a.j.: that's right.ou always remember the guys who can pinch-hit. >> kenny: here's tyler pill up from triple-a las vegas was never pitched in the major leagues here's a pinch single into right field off the bat of t.j. rivera, so the mets with two on and two out here in the top of the tenth inning. >> a.j.: here comes our guy for the cycle again. >> kenny: that's right. >> a.j.: he'll take a ball to drive in the go-ahead run. and if he hits one at the gap, he's not stopping at second. >> kenny: five career triples, one this season. as we mentioned earlier, no mets catcher has ever had for the cycle, scott hairston the last minute to do it in april of 2012. after 14 consecutive mets had been retired, to base hits here in the tenth. strike one to d'arnaud. he's driven into runs, singled up the second, a double in the fifth inning. 21, two out. >> a.j.: the mets had got a hit, baserunner in the tenth inning. >> kenny: 0-2 on d'arnaud. d'arnaud strikes out on three pitches. middle of the order coming up for

. >> kimberly: tomorrow we can have shrimp 45, lenny from brooklyn is sending us shrimp and pizza tomorrowntalized. >> greg: shrimp and pizza. there >> dana: time for honoring heroes a wonderful story about getting back. >> kimberly: a veteran paratrooper saw a facebook post about his failing health, that's robert harmon knew each other for 22 years to be exact, they served as paratroopers together when at john's kidney failed, harmon didn't hesitate to share one of his, he saw a facebook post from his wife, three hour surgery university hospital in washington, d.c., last friday and he said he felt so amazing, they are both trying to recover. what's total devotion and dedication, talk about never leaving anybody behind. god bless them both for that. >> greg: bob? >> bob: this is a notice to potus. >> greg: nice! >> bob: mr. president you said you were an environmental candidate and you are going to be an environmental precedent. your vote overall for coal mine dumping debris and local streams. the canceled requirement for reporting emissions, reject a band about insecticides corpora ordere

the note was called the lenny penny portfolio -- worried that the sky is falling even though it is notiz, we think you need the balance between offense and defense, in a 2% economy, that makes sense and until we get tax reform or tax cuts, until we get more regulatory reform and more infrastructure spending, let's stick with this 2% economy. we know the stock market can do well in that environment. it will do even better if we can get those tax reforms and regulatory relief as well. so, for now, play offense and defense. have exposure in industrials, basic material, financials on your offense, technology, but don't ignore health care, consumer staples, utility, your defensive sectors and by the way they have worked pretty well so far in 2017. hence mcdonald's, a classic defensive stock. liz: you like j&j i'm assuming that is the defensive part? if the president decides big pharma is quote, getting away with murder and institute some type of price contro fr even talks about it, doesn't that put in more offense or riskier category? >> well i think so. j&j is a classic health care company

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. >> lenny will never forget that lesson. doesn't he sound like rodney dangerfield. the pylon was taken to a local theme park and animal reserve. i'm sure they'll have like a naming contest. >> his own twitter handle. you know why he can take care of business there? because he's a new yorker. new yorkers know what to do when you see a python. >> just in time for breakfast. let's change the subject. it's going to be a very nice day. we're in for some morning clouds, but some afternoon sunshine, and it's wednesday, so we're almost to the long holiday weekend. this is the way we begin. looking live at the golden gate bridge. you can see the clouds and the fog there, and we'll see that once again moving out of here, and we start out at 54 degrees, heading up to 63 today. and it will be cloudy and drizzly to start for the morning in san francisco. and a cool day, highs once again only reaching the low 60s there. the rest of the week, we'll see a repeat of this pattern with foggy mornings and sunny afternoons. we are now all in the low to mid 50s as you get ready to head o

i found some possible material from lenny bruce, but i figured we had that material covered already.eriously, i can't remember a time in my life when the freedoms of the first amendment were more at the forefront of the conversation or more threatened. later this week the museum will release its first quarterly report on the state of the first amendment. we have created a panel of 15 esteemed constitutional scholars to grade from the political spectrum on how we're doing on each of the five freedoms. the composite grade they give us right now is c-plus. freedom of the press is doing the worst with the c, while doing the assembly of the petition, the forgotten freedom are doing fair at b-minus. we clearly need help as a society as there are some significant doubts about how we're faring with our fundamental freedoms. that is why tonight is so special. the six amazing individuals we honor tonight have been on the forefront of the battle to defend free expression and the rights of the first amendment. they have reported from war zones. challenged the federal government in court. battled

but i do think a lot of lenny henry doing a fellow as a black man playing a famous character that a lotand now we have the real thing. so let's see what happens! few people living outside of hull realise it is twinned with freetown, the capital of sierra leone. it is a relationship that goes back more than 200 years. it all started with william wilberforce, mp for hull, who led the campaign to abolish slavery and took slaves from west africa to the uk. more than 30 years ago, hull and freetown were twins and it's a relationship that is of course being celebrated with a concert later this summer. ahead of that, surely henry has been finding out more about how the people of freetown are getting involved in the city of culture. we love you people of hull... a message from freetown to hull. this is the capital of sierra leone. and as its partner celebrates a year as city of culture, expectations are growing for what does mean for freetown. everyone expects to see is a musical treats coming from sierra leone, our sister or city. all those sounds, all that stuff that we have going on, they do

one of the consequences of the oil shift is a high correlation -- you have the aussie, lenny, and kiwithis is the bloomberg commodity index. the market has gone aggressively short. we are heading to the steepest three-month shift ever. what does that say to you? is that an opportunity for you >> -- for you? you have a contrarian view. >> we do. we think oil related currencies are undervalued, and therefore we think it's a good entry opportunity for investors to undervalueds currency that would benefit from a rebound. anna: do you like gold? gold likes turmoil, but it also likes inflation. >> for gold, what's really important in our view is real interest rates and the u.s. dollar. we find that at the margin, those real interest rates should be edging up a bit more than previously expected. anna: thank you, from credit suisse wealth management. manus: we will talk more about brexit and iran. ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out he

owner lenny: >> the kids just love her to death and she loves kids, so it's really a great thing. the prosthetics, if it wasn't for that, she never would have made it. >> reporter: but there's also been goats. rams. and even two elephants in thailand. >> so, there's mosha and motala. they both lost their legs in land mines, and they had prosthetic devices, but they wanted an updated one because they are using different materials than we would use over here. so we're able to create those new prosthetics for them. >> reporter: exotic animals aside, campana estimates 90% of the more than 10,000 patients he's treated are man's best friend. >> we love the stories of, every morning, the dog will bring the device to the owner's feet and say, hey, it's time to get up and walk and be a dog again. >> reporter: derby is one of his most famous. >> derby is one of those congenital cases, a birth defect. we were able to 3d-scan the legs and design these legs in 3d upon this positive molds and build these three-dimensional plastic prosthesis with a 3d printer. >> reporter: campana can't help eve

lenny and another southerners were afraid that congress would use the revenue tariffs toy emancipate slaves, to fund colonization, sending in slaves, africans back to africa, so there was a lot going on with nullification, but the tariff was sort of the focal point, so jackson, when south carolina passed a nullification ordinance, saying that these two tariffs are unconstitutional, jackson stepped in and issued his own proclamation that said that this is treason and we cannot allow this because it union, and hehe threatened to send the military into south carolina to keep the union together. host: i want to go back to that photograph in the oval office of president trump. let us just say he calls you up and says "come to the oval office." lookings sitting there, at that portrait of andrew jackson, and he says, "what do you think of this comparison? what would you do if you were president of the united states and you know me and you know and jackson? -- you know andrew jackson? would you leave that up on the wall of the oval office?" guest: i would tell him to take it down because i d

laura lenny.ees for best performa leading role in a musical are, christian boyle. josh groban, "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". andy carl, "groundhog day". david hyde pierce, "hellow dolly". >> the nominees for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a musical are denay benton, "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". patty lapone. >> and jane krakowski. sorry. the nominees for best revival of a play are august "jitney". little foxes. present laughter. six degrees of separation. >> nominees for best revival of a musical is falsetto, "hellow dolly" and miss saigon. >> best play doll's house. oslo, "sweat". >>> the nominees for best musical are, "come from away". "dear evan hansen". "groundhog day" the musical. "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". there are few more nominations to get to this morning but for all of you watching "cbs this morning" we're going to send it back to charlie, gayle and norah. >> thank you guys >> thank you. >>> that was very nice.

twenty years ago, 1997, he walk up to this counter right here, talked to my friend lenny, asked her for job. they sent him straight back to the kitchen. he had to make a salad and club sandwich. you got the job. you have been there ever since >> yes. >> how do you feel. >> i feel happy, i feel sad, i mean all mixed up. i don't know how i feel right now. when i go home and in the coming back to work next week i we will feel sad. >> so many familiar faces on this side of the bar that you see all the time, does it make you sad thaw might in the come back here and see them. >> those people i see every single night, not every single night but every week two or three times, i whim not see them anymore. i take their number, i will take their working place and stop by there. say hello. that is all i can do. >> i heard you all exchanged numbers to find a new meeting spot. when i say what is next you? said you will relax, soak it all in, but one thing did you do was down load uber driver app. >> i down load uber driver so i will drive uber as a part-time job. >> you have to make way with things.

what he said that is getting lenny attention this morning, woth pontiff fat shame?tells it how it is. >> imagine the things we can do on this counter top babe. >> i we'll have a good time. >> new he edition to the real housewives, the potomac, jersey girlment monique samuels is returning home to her root. the nfl housewife and business woman joins us live. >> i actually have been looking forward to meeting her. she's tough on that show, i'm from jersey, from south jersey, and i'm tough. >> got to let them no, i guess. >> got to let them know. >> could you let me know something? >> whether is the sun coming snout. >> tomorrow. >> really tomorrow? >> we could see peak or two today. but mostly tomorrow. >> we've got a lot of cloud cover, and, you know what on top of everything, getting within windy out there, as well. put the umbrella up, breeze inside out. you should wear your rain gear again. now yesterday the rain stopped after the morning, today, that is not going to be the case, we'll have wave after wave of rain. again, midday break in the action. it is possible.

well, as lenny bruce, the comedian, said, it turned out to be a freight train. the war was supposedly coming tt at the end of the tunnel. a close, yet the viet cong launch the tet offensive. two days into that, there is an iconic photograph, even you have seen even though it was years ago, with a policeman standing in an intersection in saigon with a viet cong with his hands handcuffed behind his back, holding the revolver to his head. a photographer captured it, blowing the man's brains out. that bullet not only pierced the pierceds skull, it america's consciousness and it , brought home to everybody in my generation that there was no end in sight. there was no light. peaceful demonstrations turned up all over the country and some turned violent, all across america. instead of the war winding down, the bombs in vietnam exploded that year that we graduated. 17,000 americans killed that year, just that year alone, when the war was supposed to end. the sitting president, lyndon johnson, who coveted the presidency, announced he would not seek a second term. then in

i just -- thank god george carlin is not alive to see this and lenny bruce is not alive to see this.hates political correctness and they want it when it comes to comedy. >> the fcc should swoop in. >> just reproduction -- we're out of time. thank you all for being here. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, the republicans most at risk of losing their seats after passing trump care. >>> up next on "am joy," bad sports. what should happen when fans go too far. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist (beckin einstein since he hange started eating beneful. the number one ingredient in it is beef. (einstein) the beef is fantastic! ecky) he has enough energy to believe that he can

we're also seeing that the mill lenni lennialout number, we're seeing demographic shifts in the district addition, you know, november 8th was tough. that was a tough day for many of us. i was shocked and angry and what makes is worse and more dangerous, leonard lance, representative lance, currently the representative in the seventh and house republicans -- all congressional republicans are refusing to hold donald trump accountable. and if we -- in the country where the leader is unaccountable, it's not a democracy. >> leonard lance, who is the sitting incumbent congressman, he's positioned himself in an interesting way. never heard headlines but did vote against the ahca, their version of the health care bill which is incredibly unpopular across the country. he was one of the small number of republicans to vote against it. does that make it harder to make a case against him? >> i don't think so. he voted it out of committee. it wouldn't have made its way on the floor if he hadn't voted it out of committee. he voted to repeal and replace over 60 times. people know this, as i listen to pe

itiral rogers: lenny phrase this way, we are aware of some russian activity directed against the french election process, as i previously said earlier thisss week, we reach out to tell them that we had become aware of this activity -- what are you seeing? i'm not in a position to understand the extent in the french infrastructure. i'm not able to make a whole simple declaratory statement. >> thank you. >> senator rubio? without goinge, into the specific seven individual investigation, the american people want to know, has the dismissal of mr. comey interrupted, stopped, or negatively impacted any of the work, investigation, or ongoing projects at the federal bureau of investigation? dir. mccabe: as you know, senator, the work of the fbi continues despite changes in changesance, despite are has been no effort to impede investigations. sir, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and upholding the constitution. this is for all the members of the committee. it has been widely reported that this laboratory software is used by h

lenny on facebook says i got goose bumps. thank you oiler fans. very nice touch.ou as our neighbor. steve: very, very nice. car liberation thank you very much. brian: if can get the dairy thing worked out we will be back in good terms. ainsley: and the lumber thing. brian: stuart varney will be here and the specialists will be here. brand new show coming your way. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. actually making your body feel better... that's exactly what tommie copper does for people everywhere. they call it "wearable wellness," and tommie copper has infused it into everything they do. why not experience the difference tommie copper can make in your