we sue lucille. he arrived on scene. you have some of the giant employees also lined up right there. they have been there for a good hour waiting. they got off some of those buses. they made a little contraption up here a little bit ago. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i'm asking people their most memorable moments. >> we love them. we love them. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i have been asking people, that's one of my favorite moments was seeing madison bumgarner coming out during game seven. he looked like he was ready for a gunfight. that face, we knew it was a cowboy living on the ranch in the off dunn season. he had that look like he was going to win this thing. that was one of my favorite moments. when he walked in it was game on. i think everyone out here is getting ready for a little game on as we look for the third world series parade, mark, frank. >> thanks. i heard one fan kind of describe it, madison bumgarner, his nickname should be the terminator. he was kind of like a john wayne, clint eastwood

lucille served on the appropriations committee. she talks about the economy, job creation, infrastructure investment, on and on. loretto serves on the armed services and a lengthy to be. she talks with issues of national security and our armed forces and their readiness. and i serve on the ways and means committee which deals with tax policies. so we're not all focused solely on one or two issues. we happened to be latina. we happen to be very underrepresented in the congress. if you look at the elected representatives at the federal level, women in general, we are just over 50% of the population. we have a historic number of women currently serving in the house and senate. it's almost 19%, but that's still a gross underrepresentation. and if you talk about latina women, it narrows even further. we are here to say to all of you who may not have ever thought that you would run for public office, for women especially i think sometimes they need permission or they need a champion to tell them they can do it. every single one of us up

that's lucille in the cart there leading the way. we want to get out there. roberta gonzales has been standing there for hours now with some of the san francisco giants greatest fans. roberta. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. we have been out here since 4:00 this morning and so have many of the fans. now the temperature has dropped significantly. we have the breeze picking up you and light rain. we have ourselves a parade. you were eluding to brandon. we can't see that yet. what we do see is the horse s leading the parade here. we have a fire struck with san francisco's finest firefighters aboard waiving the san francisco giants flag very proudly. behind it the first double decker bus loaded with the world champion san francisco giants. the fans are now starting to come alive that has they've been standing here for hours freezing in the pouring rain. they are waiving. i have a chill out here. this is my third parade. i got to it will you, it is tell you, it is one of the best events i've ever covered in the history of my career. you can feel the exciteme

giants mascot lucille helped to do the honors. gift was a big hit for patients and family. >> this is special to me and it's really cool to teach her the things that i hold close to he me. i think that's really cool. >> the star light fund center offers games and dvds it to help the kits whale they are at the house. much morp ahead. the lava flow moving ever closer to homes on the big island. now tharts are dealing with the unstoppable flow of destruction. and an abc 7 news follow-up, a 49ers ticket scandal involving san jose police's top brass. the action taken following a story we broke thursday night. the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million peoplever the next 40 years and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe, clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and mu

slick d shared this picture taken with giants mascot lucille. he showed off two world series rings and would like to add another one to that. e-mail your photos to us. >> community leaders in oakland's chinatown spoke out against a video that's gone viral. the video shows a tour guide on a racist rant through san francisco's chinatown. >> [bleep] nobody wears jade anymore. [bleep] -- >> the tour guide made the statements, including at least 30 profanities, on her last day of working for the tour company. >> a small company, big corporations, and they have to be responsible for all the people they hire. they can do anything they want. so it is very much of irresponsible statement. >> activists may take legal action against city sightseeing san francisco. the company has apologized. the tour guide said, sorry, reaching out to san francisco elected leaders during an exclusive interview with abc7 news. >> getting the bay area into shape. the boot camp raising awareness about fitness. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready,

it is a two part. >> and the rest of my colleagues. -- >> lucile. lucille can answer those. >> notice i did not pile on him like the rest of my colleagues. i'm sorry you even mentioned that. have known better with the women up. >> the generous and kind one. going back to the question as i understood it, i a thing that is an example when you talk about education is an example of why it is so critical to vote, for our community to vote and for teachers to vote. let me tell you what i am talking about. whether we like it or not everything happens in the political arena. is no accident one of the last things any member of congress wants to do is to cut social security or medicare. seniors vote. why is it so easy to cut money for education? why is it that we fight every single year to stop the elimination of the program? because students don't vote and to a large degree the same thing happens with teachers. i can't tell you how many teachers have said to me we are not politicians, we can't get involved in politics. i am here to say you can't afford not t

steve, the cameraman, was right behind me, and county supervisor lucile moore was standing about rightere. and i was interviewing lucile standing here, and all of a sudden, you know, we hear this big -- >> something started falling out of the sky. people started just going, oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh. >> what is that? >> and i just clicked the camera on right away and just moved out to the left side, and i'm looking up, and something like a comet was coming down from the sky. >> the photographer for the county is standing over here on this side. so, when the collision happened, hans looks up this way and hans got off two shots of the psa-182 before it crashed. >> when i looked up, all i saw was the airliner with the engine on fire, and it was starting to bank to the right, and a big chunk of the leading edge of the wing was torn off. so, i knew that the plane, you know, had to crash. it couldn't possibly survive. and everything happened very fast. i just got off one shot, sort of by instinct, and the second picture was almost the silhouette. >> cameraman steve howell and i rushed to the

service chief of pediatric infectious disease at the lucille packard children's hospital in stanford, california. coming up, a programming note, we are moving to a new time. beginning monday, "taking stock," 5:30 p.m. eastern. this is coming up after the premier of "with all due respect." that begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern. you're listening to "taking stock" on bloomberg. >> the new york giants have bounced back. they've won their last two games. their record now stands at 2-2. now, offensive tackle justin pugh is doing his share on the field. he joins me now with his partner, cole bernard, who is looking to build pugh's finances off the field as well. it's something called bounce sporting club. gentlemen, thanks very much for being here. let's start off, i want to -- i was joking before that i couldn't tell who was the football player. but are you a football fan? is that what got you connected with all these guys? >> 100%. i'm a huge giants fan. always been a giants fan. i've always been a giants fan since growing up as a kid. >> ok. i was going to say, you're not just a giants fan bec

doctors at the lucille packard children's hospital knew her heart was failing and transplantation was her only option. that was in 1984. the first year children 5 years old or younger received heart transplants. cardiologists didn't even know if a transplanted heart would grow. >> there are a lot of unknowns. many people thought we would have to replace the heart every few years because it wouldn't grow larger. >> lizzy received the heart of a young car crash victim from utah. victims say she has been the model patient ever since, taking medication daily and staying physically active. she loves to run and completed san jose's rock and roll half marathon on sunday. >> that's fantastic. lizzie has no special plans for tomorrow's an -- anniversary other than raising money for donate life california. we included a link at abc7news.com. >> we have another heartwarming story and a definite slam dunk from one nba team. the jazz signed jp gibson to a one-day contract. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was two years old. look at him. he showed off his jersey and warmed up after signing hi

. >> maybe she can join lucille, dual mascots. >> the giants are coming back and everyone is watchinghe weather of the. >> it looks like more bark in our bats. look at the gorgeous colors of the trees. and the double rainbow. that is pan tass tick. most of the rain is going to stay north of 80 so lake tahoe will be dry, also, and 64 and 7 7 in sacramento and upper 70 to mid-80's in san diego and los angeles and by the time we get to the end of the weekend we have a winter mix in lake tahoe so rain and snow is open way for the high country. >>> ace train one is 16 minutes a late after being held back because of a freight train. bart and muni and everything else is on final. we still have an accident? san jose involving a sheriff's van and southbound 880 at 101 with delays this approaching the accident. at 101 everything is moving along decent but we are tap on the brakes beyond the san jose airport and making it to 280. >>> the california ban on plastic bags is drawing attention and money from the national plastics industry which has poured in over $1 million from companies based outsi

. >> reporter: donating her tumors so doctors at lucille packard children's cancer center could create rare and much needed children's stem cell lines. ones that could very well lead to breakthroughs against the disease that hadn't seen any in decades. >> okay, go get started. >> reporter: none of that happens, however, without money, which brings us to what libby and her three surviving children are doing in this gilroy yard. they call it fluttering. it is a brand-new fundraiser for krantzs brand-new nonprofit, unravel. for $25, families get a kit of a dozen dragon fly lawn ornaments. they sneak them onto the lawn of a friend asking for a donation and a nomination for the next friend to be fluttered for the next day for the whole month of september. lindsey hack helped the krantzs put it together. >> we were expecting, if we could get 50 people, okay, we'll reach 100. >> reporter: it ended up being 350 families in 49 states and three countries, all with the potential to flutter more than 10,000 homes and easily raise more than $100,000 for pediatric cancer research. it is a lot, but s

maybe lucille or something like that. >> hey, we have sports coming up.e have a lot of college sports. we are fully aware of a game going on right now on another network. we'll get to that in a little bit. but second, third, fourth ranked football teams all bumped off today. we have some eyebrow raising developments on the gridiron. with 5 perfectly sweetened whole grains, you can't help but see the good. look for big g cereals with money saving offers ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. anked stanford car >>> aside from play-off baseball we have college football. eye-popping finishes and upsets. 14th raven stanford cardinal in white at number nine notre dame. kevin hogan he took it in. -0 stanford -- 7-0 stanford. it was raining, ball was wet, caused problems for ben who mishandled the snap. foiled field goal attempt.

doctors at the lucille packard children's hospital knew her heart was failing and transplantation was her only option. that was in 1984. the first year children 5 years old or younger received heart transplants. cardiologists didn't even know if a transplanted heart would grow. >> there are a lot of unknowns. many people thought we would have to replace the heart every few years because it wouldn't grow larger. >> lizzy received the heart of a young car crash victim from utah. victims say she has been the model patient ever since, taking medication daily and staying physically active. she loves to run and completed san jose's rock and roll half marathon on sunday. >> that's fantastic. lizzie has no special plans for tomorrow's an -- anniversary other than raising money for donate life california. we included a link at abc7news.com. >> we have another heartwarming story and a definite slam dunk from one nba team. the jazz signed jp gibson to a one-day contract. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was two years old. look at him. he showed off his jersey and warmed up after signing hi

doctors at the lucille packard children's hospital knew her heart was failing and transplantation was her only option. that was in 1984. the first year children 5 years old or younger t heart transplants. cardiologists didn't even know if ad heart transplanted heartd grow. >> there are a lot of unknowns. many people thought we would have to replace the heart every few years because it wouldn't grow larger. >> lizzy received the heart of a young car crash victim from utah. victims say she has been the model patient ever since, taking medication daily and staying physically active. she loves to run and completed san jose's rock and roll half marathon on sunday. >> that's fantastic. lizzie has no special plans for tomorrow's an -- anniversary other than raising money for donate life california. we included a link at abc7news.com. >> we have another heartwarming story and a definite slam dunk from one the jazz signed jp gibson to a one-day contract. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was two years old. look at him.wed off his jersey d warmed up after signing his contract and there you

. >> i would just like to go back to what we started with with lucille where she said regardless of the issues that got done or didn't the way we wanted them to, this community mocked, stand up and exercise its vote. and this is the reason. i mean, i think and i believe that these two young ladies weren't in the hispanic caucus at the time we took one of the most important votes we've ever taken and we now see the aftermath of what that policy decision has done to our country and our people. we had the will we allow the president to cross the line and go into iraq in a preemptive move. i believe that one of the most important days and one of my ploudest days in the congress was when the entire hispanic congress voted no to go into iraq. we lost that vote, went in and we have, you know, all the problems and our returning men and women. i see it every day. i guess what i'm saying is that you know, it takes hispanics and in particular, when i look at the women in the congress who stand up and who fight every day and take the hard votes, the people who are on the forefront of pushing the ha

. >> doctors here at lucille children's hospital stanford have done countless heart transplants like this one since 1984. but bringing together lizzy, her parents, stanford medical family from 30 years ago and her new husband made this anniversary special. >> how did she say? >> why do i have to take all these pills? i said, because -- you're dying and you were taking all these pills. they weren't helping you. so now you have a heart transplant and you are going to grow. you are going to be well. >> lizzy is doing well. is strong. and looking ahead to the future. >> now, lizzy's parents know what it is look to lose children to heart disease. in fact, they lost three children to the same genetic heart defect that lizzy has. they also have a son who has had two heart transplants, but he is surviving. not sure how lizzy will celebrate her 30th birthday tomorrow. reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> incredible story. thank you, cheryl. >> a new twist for facebook. soon you will be able to use facebook anonymously under a specifically designed app. social networking site

giants mascot lucille helped do the honors.was a big hit for the patients and their families. >> this place is special with me and i know many other families. it's hdpeso many people. to see them interacting and helping out each other. that's really cool. >> it is really cool. the center offers games and dvds to help kids pass the time while at the house. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the high school shooting. the students running from their school. what played out in that cafeteria? the suspect, the freshman homecoming prince. the football player. we're on the scene. >>> and the hatchet attack in new york city. seven seconds of horror. who was he doing this for? what we've just learned. why they're now calling this a terror attack. >>> the ebola case in new york. a city of more than 8 million. the young doctor's steps. took the subway, went bowling. quarantined at the airport. >>> and the danger, the lava tonight. thousands on alert and what our correspondents saw firsthand. >>> and is your ho

he's a pediatric neurologist at lucille packard children's hospital at stanford. with d-68 enterovirus he has noticed a pattern. >> there are different severities of weakness. it may affect one, two, three, or four limbs. but the virus stops on its own at some point. >> reporter: there are hundreds of viruses, and knowing whether it's d-68 leads to different treatment options. he says administration of steroids which might be used for most strains might lead to complications of d-68. >> this will be helped with a good old-fashioned history from the patient and family. a spinal tap, and mri of the spine. when those things are complete, they can be done within the same day, we usually have a sense of what the diagnosis is. >> reporter: 4-year-old sophia jarvis is among the patients he's treated for paralysis in the left arm. it is known as flaccid paralysis. as you can see, the arm is limp. sophia's mother said she did not test positive for the virus. but the doctor said the symptoms are similar. the condition could be life-changing for the child. >> when we go to t

lucille is on the appropriations committee.she talks about job creation, infrastructure investment, on and on. loretta on armed security. she talks about issues of national security and our armed forces and their readiness and i serve on the ways and means committee, which deals with tax policy, so, we're not all focused solely on one or two issues. we happen to be latinas. we happen to be very underrepresented in the congress. if you look at the elected representatives at the federal level, women in general, we're just over 50% of the population. we have a historic number of women currently serving in the house and senate. it's almost 19%. but that's still a gross underrepresentation and then the if you talk about latino women, it narrows further. so, we're here to say to all of you who may not have ever thought you would run for public office, for women especially i think sometimes, they need permission or they need a champion to tell them they can do it. every single one of us up here is here to say you can do it and we want

the giants mass cot, lucille, made a special appearance. >> a big change for all deliveries going into at&t park with truck going first to pier 96 where customers customers and investigation scan the trucks and then drives are given a clear and they escorted to the entrance where more homeland security and san francisco police officers are stationened. >> first pitch is 5:07 exactly 12 hours. game four is tomorrow. game five is sunday. games six and seven? necessary, are back in scan scan in the best of seven series. >> the dream to move the an to a new ballpark in san jose lives on. the oakland baseball club has agreed on a deal to extend negotiations for up to seven more years. san jose would like to build ballpark for the an near the sap center and a trying to win approval. the deal is three months after the an in oakland agreed to a ten area lease extension to keep the team at the coliseum. >>> investigators are trying to retrace the step of a new york doctor testing positive for ebola. could he have spread the virus to anyone else since the return from west africa? nick? >> 33-yea

. >> reporter: doctors here at lucille packard children's hospital stanford have done countless heart transplants like this one since 1984, but bringing together lizzy, her parents, the stanford medical family from 30 years ago, and her new husband made this anniversary special. >> how did she say, why do i have to take all these pills? and i said, because you're dying and you were taking all these pills and they weren't helping you, so now you have a heart transplant and you're going to grow, you're going to be well. >> reporter: lizzy is doing well, is strong, and looking ahead to the future. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> that is a remarkable story. looks perfectly healthy. >> she does, modern miracles, thank goodness. >>> hey, we have some neat video for you, blood moon eclipse. did you see that last night? this morning? technically for us this morning. >> i did not. >> i saw it when i was going to my car. this happens due to the earth's atmosphere. it was awesome. i saw it myself with my own eyes. good morning to christina. >> good morning, and you're still with us, so it's a

. >>> the san francisco 49ers brighten the day for some young patients at stanford lucille.wn capes and helped the children design their own. >> the players are wearing their capes, i think they're getting into it as well. >> reporter: capes for heros was founded by a danville woman who's son had autism insisted on always wearing a super hero cape. she started the charity back in 2008 after she saw how that cape really helped her son. since then the nonprofit has outfitted hundreds of ill children with their own special capes. what a day brightener. for the little ones and moms and dads there. >> that is just really, really nice. >>> let's talk about our weather now. bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin because we have some things to talk about. >> we have some rain to talk about. you were talking about that fire near the wood acres. the weather help -- helps the fire not take off. it's basically fire retardant it's really hard for fire to burn through that bark. that's one of the reasons the fire was undetectable until the light. the forecast for the next couple of

he's a pediatric neurologist at lucille packard children's hospital at stanford. d-68 enterovirus he has noticed a pattern. >> there are different severities of weakness. it may affect one, two, three, or four limbs. but the virus stops on its own at some point. >> reporter: there are hundreds of viruses, and knowing whether

. >>> patients, parents and staff at lucille packard children's hospital in stanford have teamed up tos and support a good cause. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ take me out to the crowd >> despite being from rival cities, the two hospitals teamed up to create the "take me out to the giants and royals" music video, encouraging fans to make a donation to the children's hospital of their choice in honor of their team. very cute there. and it's exciting tonight everybody will be heading out to the ballpark hoping to avoid any type of wet weather. >> yes. but i would suggest that you prepare, bring something to cover yourself, a poncho, not an umbrella. i don't think the person sitting next to you would appreciate that. >> good luck. two years ago game seven against the cardinals in the nlcs it started pouring in the ninth inning and everybody was covering up and they went to the world series and won the world series. maybe rain is good luck. >> i think it will be good luck. let's take a look and see what's happening. we had that story showing the bay, just staring out on the embarcadero

country needs less state involvement in the economy to encourage investment and latin america editor lucilleom the capitol brasilia. >> reporter: buying and selling a coconut is a chance to show ailllegiance in the fiercely fought elections in december shuns and this is between the president rousseff and a left-wing gorilla tortured and in prison in the 1970s and the senator, the grandson of a famous politician who died before becoming brazil's first elected president after the military dictator ship and unlike her immensely popular predecessor who is seen as brazil's iron lady, a tough technocrat and represents the political party and in the last 12 years dramatically reduced poverty through wages and social programs and promises more business-friendly policies is the market's favorite. married to that famous model insists like his image as a former "playboy" brazil can change, someone who will go to brasilia to combat inflation and jump start economy and now technically in recession. the capitol was built in 1960 in the shape of an airplane and in the cockpit is the presidential palace tha

. >>> patients, parents and staff at lucille packard children's hospital in stanford have teamed up withs city to celebrate the world series and support a good cause. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ take me out to the crowd >> despite being from rival cities, the two hospitals teamed up to create the take me out to the giants and royals ball game music video. it's all part of the big league fan challenge encouraging fans to make a donation to the children's hospital of their choice in honor of their team. good cause there. fun kids there. hoping to get a win tonight. not those royals fans, the giants. we want the giants, the stanford kids, to get their wish come true tonight with another win. >> another wish come true with some rain. >> we definitely need that. >> it's not going to bust any droughts, but it is it is going to help in some little way. it's the high winds, that's going to make things rather dangerous not only for drivers with high-profile vehicles but also for those dry trees that it could just topple them over. even take down some power lines and cause power outages. we'l

dj slick d taking a selfie with lucille. lu showing off two championship rings. like to see a third soon. e-mail them to ureport@kgo-tv.com. >>> developing news out of the east bay where several lanes are closed on interstate 880 in fremont following a fatal crash. it happened around 3:00 this morning on southbound 880 at the auto mall parkway on ramp. authorities say multiple vehicles are involved. all but one lane is blocked. no word yet on what caused this accident. >>> in other news, a man and woman accused of killing two northern california deputies in a violent crime spree are now in jail. a man who identified himself as marcel marquez and his wife, janelle, will face several charges including murder. the crime spree started friday morning in sacramento. a man with an assault rifle shot and killed a deputy. the gunman then shot someone during a carjacking attempt. two hours later two deputies were shot. one died. they were arrested after a manhunt. danny oliver and michael davis jr. were both veteran officers in their departments. yesterday family and frien

it is the former residence of lucille ball and desi arnaz.sted by the agency at $6.9 million. it is a classic 1920s spanish style home. it has an oversized private yard, extensive two-level decks, a guest house. in total there are 7 bedrooms, 6 1/2 bathrooms. it is a gorgeous, gorgeous home. big sigh. all right. >>> turning football players into stocks. what's that, you say? well, that's exactly what one company is doing. we'll talk to the man behind that idea coming up next. >>> plus, we want to know, would you invest in a football player? yes or no? go to vote at cnbc.com/vote. "power lunch" is back in two with the dow down 18 points. location. location. (shouting) location. here's the location that matters the most. here. or here. or here. it's wherever this is. to get customers to come here and stay here, you're going to need an app that connects to all your systems. so they can bank, shop, do what they need to do, and you gotta do it fast. before the competition does. it's tough out here; you better be on the right cloud. today there's a

come home with me lucille in my merry oldsmobile. we're doing things. way i feel today. that's nonsense. we've all felt that way. we all felt that no one had felt that way before. it's called young love. and it's something that adults look at with fondness and mockery, right? because they remember their own feelings, and they remember how foolish they were. i mean, when my first girl dumped me, my parents were saints. they didn't kill me. i mean, i was a walking wound for months. especially when you think about why she dumped me. he had a car. and i was heartbroken. but here i am. it's a tribute to my capacity for something or other. the songs of the -- of world war i, because of when in the century they come, are as much about behavior as they are about feeling. i'm going to pin my medal on the girl i left behind. as opposed to a song like, i walk alone in world war ii, which is about walking, but is really about the feelings as you walk. the walking is -- the key word there is not walk, it's alone, and what that opens up in terms of emotion and memory

lucille ball.ve making friends. >> they only roasted the ones they loved. sometimes love hurts. >> i see milton berle is sitting over there. i don't know why they are always putting your act down. it must be good. you've been doing the same material for 40 years. [laughter] >> i am looking forward to my 40th birthday. >> keep on looking, because you're going the wrong direction. >> this is x-rated because we use all her ex-husbands. [laughter] >> order now to order all 18 -- to own all 18 complete classic roasts. plus two dvds jampacked with bonus material. scandalous new interviews and featurettes with rare home movies. a special gift to remember dean by. a collectible memory book. >> don rickles is a bed wetter. [laughter] >> the collection is yours for just five easy payments of $19.99 each. >> bob newhart made the claim he is my closest friend. i have never met bob newhart. >> we will send you two bonus dvds. see dean sing and dance with his old friends. >> and that is not all. will send a spec

come home with me lucille in my merry oldsmobile. we're doing things. way i feel today. that's nonsense. we've all felt that way. we all felt that no one had felt that way before. it's called young love. and it's something that adults look at with fondness and mockery, right? because they remember their own feelings, and they remember how foolish they were. i mean, when my first girl dumped me, my parents were saints. they didn't kill me. i mean, i was a walking wound for months. especially when you think about why she dumped me. he had a car. and i was heartbroken. but here i am. it's a tribute to my capacity for something or other. the songs of the -- of world war i, because of when in the century they come, are as much about behavior as they are about feeling. i'm going to pin my medal on the girl i left behind. as opposed to a song like, i walk alone in world war ii, which is about walking, but is really about the feelings as you walk. the walking is -- the key word there is not walk, it's alone, and what that opens up in terms of emotion and memory

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story, nor is it the only person -- i have also heard information, let me put it that way, about lucilled randolph's own gender and sexual preferences. we might want to be a little more flexible or less heteronormative in our assumptions. >> i think you are absolutely right. i think it is suggestive that two people who had such deep affection for each other, married for so long, chose not to have children without there being any clear discussion of why. >> it is interesting that polly murray calls it a partnership, and i think that is what randolph had. >> in the interest of time, i'm going to go to the next question. >> sorry. for the you so much panel. i am so glad that i came. one of my all-time favorite "miles of smiles." i am really glad that i came. , i spentof years ago the summer in chicago and i don't remember how i found out about this, but i signed up for a walking tour of the pullman site and i assumed that what i was going to see and learn about was going to be about the pullman quarters, because that is all i knew. pullman, right? so i went outside and went on the tour, and

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. >> you know lucille ball wasn't a natural redhead?ity apartment? $125 per month, $200, $450 or $600? >> $200. >> no, but she's going to love "everyone has a story." >> the correct answer for a new york city apartment back in the '50s. >> $125. they lived on east 6th street on the upper east side. now according to "new york daily news" an apartment in that area averages for about $1800. >> $1800 a sglongt as new yorkers, we don't think -- >> that doesn't sound terrible for heech. >> back across to kath. >> from 1956 to 1957, the show was number one in the ratings. what was the second highest rated show that season? gun smoke, alfred hitchcock presents, the ed sullivan show or drag net. >> ed sullivan show. >> yes. lots of money. >> ed sullivan premiered in 1948. when "i love lucy" signed off in 1957, it was the number one most watched show. it's the first time they ever happened. "seinfeld" and andy griffin also went out. >> why did it go out? >> they started doing the one-hour series. >> nice gentleman from -- you said tennessee? >> t