lucille.laughter] one morning in the mid-60's, allen and his brother got some gardening tools and before light , went down to the jewish section of open cemetery and very lucile -- buried lucille in anonymous plot between the headstones of her parents. alan tells me this mind blowing, heart wrenching story over lunch. i am moved in immediately -- at that point, i knew i would finish the book. to me, that represents what happened to atlanta's jewish community because of legal french -- leo frank. it was a body blow to the psyche of atlanta jews. nearly 50 years later, the family of lucille frank was afraid to conduct the public funeral service for lucille. a couple of other things happen. a temple bombing happened. atlanta's jews were on pins and needles about that. a number of anti-semites out in the day that claimed that lucille frank was buried in a one cemetery because she did not want to be buried next to her husband in new york because he knew he was guilty. that is a horrible and untrue

who ladytell us lucille is.dy lucile is the sister of sir thomas and they are desperately trying to keep their house going. it is sinking into the clay and they need to find the money to bring the house back from history. she is deeply rooted in the house. you know, she is all about history and the past and wanting to be there and stay there. edith is all about the future. charlie: and tom? tom: thomas sharp is a dreamer , inventor and an engineer. , as the film opens, we discover that thomas is in buffalo, new york, and is looking for sponsorship for his new machine. he is distracted by the energy and the beauty and the charm of edith. they are both creative people, both outsiders. in the structure of gothic romance, he is the tall, dark stranger with a mysterious past. charlie: what is the relationship in terms of the feeling between thomas and lady lucille? tom: without revealing too much, it is a complex one. they are brother and sister. there are many things they share. they are ostensibly aristocrats from

. >> rose: how is lady lucille. >> lady lucille is the sister of thomas sharp and they're desperately trying to keep their house going. it's sinking into the play and she needs to bring the house. she's deeply cruited into the house so that guillermo connected the cost tums to the walls almost like she could be coming out of the walls. she's all about history and the most and wanting to stay there and be there. and edith is all about the future, the polar opposite. >> rose: and the tom. >> well thomas is a dreamer and inventer and engineer. as the film opens thomas is in the new world, he's in buffalo, new york and he's looking for sponsorship of his new machine. and he's distracted by the energy and the beauty and the charm of edith, mia's character. in a way they're both creative people, they're both outsiders. but he in the structure of gothic romance he's the tall dark stranger perhaps isn't quite sure you can trust. >> rose: his relationship in terms of the feeling between thomas and lady lucille. >> without revealing too much, it's a complex one. they are brother and sister and

for lucille, it is one in the same. dog. abused when you see them in a cage, they so desperately want to be held. the second you reach for them, they bite your hand. vulnerable and scared, but this makes of mix ofes --mix -- opposites. >> the shadow. groans.ws and >> i just did a proper walk. i want this house to contain friendship and love and warmth. >> warmth would be an excellent start. thomas, your bride is frozen. bath.ill run you a hot the pipes full run red at first because of the clay. would you mind getting me a copy of the house keys, please? >> you don't need one. there are parts of the house that are unsafe. >> come on, edith, come with me. charlie: interesting costumes as well. jessica: i were seven inch platforms underneath the dress. like.d to be twin- the character loves restrictive -- constrictive clothing. i have talkednd about expanding roles for women. are you finding that? you seem to be doing a variety of things. jessica: i am really lucky in that i've been given the opportunity to play characters that

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find out how the statute of lucille ball is put to good use. alison: first, the new mothers know the sound. how it became a point of convention alison: "7 on your side" now. cdc has a report card on breastfeeding practices in hospitals. they need to do a bitter job promoting it. barely one in four hospitals in the country have an official policy on breastfeeding. doctors say breastfeeding is great nutrition for the baby but helps protect against childhood infections and chronic disease. in both mom and newborns. american airlines is apologizing to a mother who says the flight attendant asked her to leave the airplane bathroom while using a breast bump. the mother says she was shamed. the whole ordeal was captured on her ipad. >> i was seen breastfeeding. >> an argument over a breast pump. >> if i don't pump regularly, my breast milk supply goes down. reporter: she was on a night heading home to phoenix to see her daughter. when she started feeling the need to pump. he is went to the -- she went to the airplane bathroom and warned the passengers

we'll meet lucille and some of our pals. we're off. >> plus a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers "action news" saturday at 9 continues. newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest rating from the bar association. they call donohue uniquely qualified. and cite her commitment to restoring integrity. both business and labor endorse donohue because she's independent and fair. prosecutors. firefighters. people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court news" saturday at 9:00, are you ready fore college football? temple fans are flocking to independence mall ahead of the big game we're live. >>> police in delaware call it a crime of opportunity they have a warning for drivers as temperatures continue to drop. >>> plus a man charged with killing a preschoolers during a road rage dispute in mexico is facing federal charges. >>> let's head o

. >>> the lucille ball statue that was taken down for being too ugly is getting a second life. here she is, scary lucy. she will be living up to her nickname as part of a haunted house tour. money has been donated to create a better-looking statue in honor of lucille ball. >> there's a buzz in the bronx tonight as another yankees playoff run gets underway. russ will be joining us live from yankee stadium as the bombers get ready for the game against houston. >> and thursday, we expect what today's technology is doing to our eyes. we spend hours every day staring at some kind of screen. what long-term damage is it doing to our vision? we'll talk about it thursday it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the adirondacks are my favorite. for hiking, fishing, camping, you name it. niagara falls is the oldest state park, but visiting it never gets old. the r

playing lucille you have to defend dark actions. that can get tough. >> the other thing i read and i don't know if this is a statement that gets taken out of context but you have a hidden desire to play the villain in a bond movie. >> yeah. it started out at the beginning in 2011 with people saying wouldn't you like to be a bond girl? wouldn't that be fun? yeah, that would be fun but i would rather play a villain. with. and how much fun would it be to kick bond's ass once in a while? >> fun, i guess. he's not happy playing bond, mr. craig. >> really? >> he made disparaging comments but that's for another interview we'll probably never do. this is "crimson peak," lady lucille. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much. this movie is from our sister company universal. it opens friday. if you like to be extra spooked it will be available in imax as well. up next, martha stewart getting souped up. first on a tuesday morning this leadership isn't given. it's earned. realized. accomplished. fulfilled. won. leadership isn

now they are hoping this lucille ball statue will strike fear in some people. how someone is now using it to their halloween advantage. this room alone the size of a football field. it is more than 6200 continuous square feet on one floor that's coming up in "living large." >> first, though, dana tyler is here now with a look at what we're working on for cbs 2 news at 6:00. >> reporter: maurice and kristine, tonight at 6:00, thousands of federal prisoners set to be released. why the justice department is letting so many convicted criminals go free. >> also, does this giant cookie look suspicious to you? police say an airline passenger tried to sneak illegal items $170,000 worth in baked goods into the tri- state area. >> the department of motor vehicles taking heat for denying the request of a woman with cancer. it all has to do with her driver's license picture. we'll explain what she wanted to do and why the dmv said no. those stories and more at 6:00. see you at 6:00. >>> in tonight's "living large" a property so large it has a room big enough to play footba

. >>> a bronze stapt tue of funny lady lucille ball got a lot of attention being anything but funny. now she has a new location. angry family members demanded it be taken down. the statue will now be scaring folks in the chataqua mall for halloween. >> scaring people, that's what it does. it doesn't look anything like her. >> 'tis the season to scare people. our weather today was the best. temperatures were back in the 70s again and we'll be holding onto that. right now as we look at our view from the top of the rock camera, you'll notice some high clouds streaming in from the west. they're fair weather clouds. no rain for a while. we're expecting some on friday, though. in the meantime, it is 70 park. we haven't seen this in a while. mostly clear skies. the high today was 73 and a lot of 70s on the map today from west hampton to morristown, trenton, up through the hudson valley, poughkeepsie and newburgh. a lovely day for us. tonight still cool but not as chilly. not as many 40s this time around but really nice. the sun sticks around through thursday with the mild temperatures, too.

lucille ball said i'm not funny, what i am is brave. >> shaunda is very candid in the new documentary opening up about loss and her battle with depression. >> you talk in the movie, you're very open about the darkest time. you would go on stage. you knew what jokes would hit and what would make them laugh and as you saw them laughing, you thought how are they laughing? they're not funny. what is going on? >> yes. >> but you really forced yourself through the moment and through the day even when you were at the depths of your misery. >> i used to say all the time, anything you drag out of the dark into the light has no more 31 years i've been married to the same man. don't clap. you don't know him. >> shaunda shares her heartbreak over losing her husband while making the documentary. he died last year during emergency brain surgery and was a big part of the film talking about their courtship. >> i have a question for you. would you go steady with me? >> i did 30 years ago. i said what? this time i go -- yes. >> how has comedy helped you cope throughout your life? how has the pain fuele

when i interviewed dsht one lucille ball. >> what do you feel is the significance of the emmy? >> the significance the emmy? it's the epitome. the emmy is the crowning glory. >> are your legs still insured? >> i doubt >> back in the , her legs were insured for $1 million each. >> they said we have to be more nude looking. so they built a woodendesk. the producers and executive producers put us behind a desk and started getting mail. i never dreamed all these years storey. but it lives on. >> what you would say you miss the most? i miss the camaraderie. you know, went through marriages, births, deaths -- >> speaking of that, going through a birth. it was a special birth we went through, your son a.j. >> i got the best christmas present in the world. meet baby sugarman. she doesn't have a name yet. and he's just so much fun. >> how adorable. >> i can't believe he's almo 24 now. let's talk a little bit about life now. you've been very busy. >> life just so i've continued my work with children's hospital. i'm on a couple of other boards. so life is good. >> but i will say, that's i

. >> reporter: it was this exact gym that got her kicked out of two different lucille roberts gym in brooklyn. employees told her her skirt was a safety hazard and she needed to take it off. >> i said it's for a religious reason, and she said if you don't take it off, you're trespassing. >> reporter: the gym revoked her membership and told her to leave, once in the middle of a kick boxing class. >> i was extremely embarrassed. they stopped the class, and all eyes were on me. >> reporter: she filed a is unfair. >> i could understand if my skirt came to the floor. why can't i work out at a gym because of my religious beliefs? >> reporter: a spokesperson says they take the safety of their members very seriously and the decision to uphold the dress code policy consistent equipment manufactures is not an attempt to hinder any religious beliefs. >>> jon bon jovi sent a heart felt message to the family and teammates of a new jersey high school football player. >> as a father, and the father of football players, my thoughts and prayers go out to the family. >> he displayed the number 18 on h

lucille ball was one of my all-time great heroes, lucille ball, phyllis diller, you name it and it'sorm it will be in but there's a lot of material there. she was an extraordinary woman. >> she was an extraordinary woman. >> like mary mapes is an extraordinary woman. >> she is and you capture it in the movie. the movie is called "truth." cate blanchett, thanks for just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by pronamel toothpaste. protect your enamel against the effects of everyday acids. >> amy and lara are planning a road trip, and they're not inviting us. >> oh. >> wait. everybody is invited. >> no, you didn't. >> no, robin. everyone is. >> right in front of her. >> right in front of us. >> right in front of us. ♪shining, shimmering, splendid ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com or call y

well, some kilometers away lucile newman is in next cocity and difficult to get there and get the pictures but what are you hearing from people in the area where patricia came to shore? >> hello, david. we know that people had been bracing for a major catastrophe along the pacific coast particularly in puarte-villarte and the important part there but hurricanes can be fickle and patricia did go in as a raging bull with extremely strong winds of over 250 kilometers an hour but it came in right to the middle of these two places i just mentioned and to a relatively unpopulated area and it did rip out trees, it sent light posts and telephone posts flying, it flooded streets. certainly that kind of damage was immediate, a lot of water impacted as well. farmers have lost their crops particularly in the area here but this storm was so quick it actually crashed in the mountains the pacific mountains and that has weakened patricia to a tropical depression right now. of course that doesn't mean that it's all over. it may not be catastrophic but it is still a very dangerous storm david. >> you talk a

vastly unpopulated areas and it's the strongest hurricane ever to hit the western hemisphere and lucilleom mexico city a long ways from where all of this has been happening but you are in touch with the people down there and what are they telling you about what patricia has done? >> hello, david, actually we were expecting to see some of the fallout from patricia here in mexico city but as you can see it's sunny. the storm came or the hurricane came in as a raging bull but very, very quickly thanks perhaps ironically to the fact it was carrying winds of more than 250 kilometers an hour it very quickly slammed into the mountains of mexico's pacific coast and took a lot of the wind out of that storm thankfully. so was it catastrophic, no, but was it dangerous and is it still dangerous, yes, to begin with of course there was initial flooding of streets, trees were ripped out, light posts, a lot of farmers in the region particularly in the state of halisco lost their corn crops and authorities are still warning people not to lay down, to lower their guard, they say that rivers can still brea

. >> when i interviewed the one and only time i interviewed lucille ball. >> what do you feel is significant? >> the significance of the emmy? the epitepitome. the emmy is the crowning glory. from london to cannes. >> the is the most interesting way it interview i have ever experienced. >> it is multitasking. both of us are getting to the film festival where normally we would have to do press. >> are you still -- no. i didn't think they've been insure ferd a long time. >> they were insured for $1 million each. >> they said we have to be more news looking. they built a wooden desk. producers put us behind a wooden this mail. i never dreamed anybody would on. most? >> i miss more than anything, i think the camaraderie. births, death. >> speaking of that, a very special birth you wasn't through. your son, aj. >> the best christmas present in meet baby sugarman. he doesn't have a name yet. and he is just so much fun. >> how adorable. >> oh i can't believe he is almost 24 now. >> let's talk about life now. i know you've been very busy. >> life is just so full. i continued my work with children ah

the cafeteria lady is friendlier than junie's long-time best friend, lucille (sarah frett), who doesn't want to be her best pal anymore. there's a new kid at school named herb (shawn smith jones). and mr. scary (douglas cochrane) thinks junie b. may need glasses! as junie b. says, "first directed by anne frett by brianne magel and includes michael bundy ii, jason crowley, paige fahrenkrug, lindsay mickelson, taylor millar, and julianne ungs. the playhouse is iowa's oldest and largest producing theatre. located at the 42nd street exit of i-235, the theatre has presented a full season of shows since 1919 and also offers a wide variety of educational experiences including classes for ages 4 to adult, theatre trips to new york, and volunteer opportunities onstage and backstage. for more information about the playhouse and "junie b. jones the musical," contact the playhouse ticket office at 515-277-6261. sam weather adlib: after so many days of dry weather, iowa has changed things up with a couple different today we are going back to being dry for most of the day, but we might see a few show

lucille is one of my all-time great heroes, phyllis diller, you name it and it's early days but aaron sorkin and i are talking about, yeah, we don't know what form it will be in but there's a lot of material there. she was an extraordinary woman. >> she was. >> like mary mapes is an extraordinary woman. it's called "truth." cate blanchett thanks for joining us in select theaters friday, october 16th and we'll be right back. r over 8,000 men and women coming together p to provide the energy that powers our corner of the world. r taking care of problems before they're problems. and always, always improving. energy brings us together. r ever new england. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier by accepting most major health and vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. est text1 plain >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by pronamel toothpaste. protect your enamel against the effects of everyday acids. >> amy and lara are planning a road trip and they

. >> reporter: at the nearby remax office, long time real estate agent lucille evans has never seen a have lived here 29 years and i have never seen this many in a row. >> reporter: she is now more comfortable with the ongoing shaking than she would like to be. >> the the more that they happen, the more used to them we become which is probably not good. >> reporter: it is a good reminder for everyone to be ready for the big one. >> unless it is a big one, it doesn't cause us to stop and think. but this interview makes me think perhaps we should. >> reporter: as you can see, everyone is going about their lives as normal, but the usgs say it is bay area has a 72% chance of a major quake in the next 30 years so everyone should be ready. in san ramon, i'm john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a few showers showing up in the bay area now. i have had reports of sprinkles in milpitas, mountain view. half-moon bay. sprinkles showing up near the eastern livermore valley and evergreen as well. heavier showers have been lightly along the coast. that is the most rain we have seen. but this is the atm

lucille is one of my all-time great heroes, phyllis diller, you name it and it's early days but aaron form it will be in but there's a lot of material there. she was an extraordinary woman. >> she was. >> like mary mapes is an extraordinary woman. >> these and you capture it in the movie. it's called "truth." cate blanchett thanks for joining us in select theaters >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by pronamel toothpaste. protect your enamel against the effects of everyday acids. >> amy and lara are planning a road trip and they're not inviting us. >> everybody is invited. >> no, you didn't. >> no, robin. everyone is. >> right in front of her. >> right in front of us. >> we want to get an update on the weather. here is jacqui jeras. >> good morning washington. another beautiful day across the region. our temperatures a little bit warm err than yesterday but we'll have a few more clouds especially this morning. your forecast today, then a mix of sun and clouds. high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. tonight, look for partly clouds. lows around 58 degrees in town with lowe

lucille is one of my all-time great heroes, phyllis diller, you name it and it's early days but aaron sorkin and i are talking about, yeah, we don't know what form it will be in but there's a lot of material there. she was an extraordinary woman. >> she was. >> like mary mapes is an extraordinary woman. >> these and you capture it in it's called "truth." cate blanchett thanks for i'm sigourney weaver, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the adirondacks are my favorite. for hiking, fishing, camping, you name it. niagara falls is the oldest state park, but visiting it never gets old. the readers of a national newspaper voted letchworth the #1 state park in america. watkins glen, #3. new york state parks are a gift. there's something for everyone. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by pronamel toothpaste. protect your enamel against the effects of everyday acids. >> amy and lara are planning a road trip and they're not inviting us. >> everybody is invited. >> no, you didn't. >> no, robin. everyone is. >> right in front of her.

lucille is one of my all-time great heroes, phyllis diller, you name it and it's early days but aaron sorkin and i are talking about, yeah, we don't know what form it will be in but there's a lot of material there. she was an extraordinary woman. >> she was. >> like mary mapes is an extraordinary woman. >> these and you capture it in the movie. it's called "truth." cate blanchett thanks for joining us in select theaters be right back. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by pronamel toothpaste. protect your enamel against the effects of everyday acids. >> amy and lara are planning a road trip and they're not inviting us. >> everybody is invited. >> no, you didn't. >> no, robin. everyone is. >> right in front of her. sean: 8:56 on this wednesday. a woman is in the hospital with serious, life threatening injuries this morning after a crash on bypass 28 in derry late yesterday afternoon. emergency officials say the t-bone crash happened at the road. the driver of one vehicle was thrown to the other side of her side of her car off to free her. seatbelt. hospital. minor injuries. a

lucille ball was an inspiration to you. and then one of your closest friends. >> yes, she was. >> seth: and was she somebody that because of her success not just being on a show, but also running a show, was she sort of integral to your understanding of how to do that? >> well, i couldn't do it like lucy. she was able to say things that she felt like a guy would, you know? like, oh, this sketch stinks. let's fix it, but thth was lucy, and her crew would dieieor her. she was great. i couldn't do o at. >> seth: what would d u do if the sketch stunk? >> i would call the writers and d i'd say, youounow, guys, this -- i'm not doing this very well, do you think maybe you could help me out here? in those days, if a woman was -- she was a bitch. if a guy was, he was forceful and knew what he wanted. >> seth: right. >> so i would tiptoe around. lucy, she did my show a few times. and so i was asking her about it, we went to dinner across the street at the farmer's market one afternoon between rehearsals, and she was knocking back a c

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they've got a new use for the life sized statue of lucille ball called scary lucy. it will be frightening people for halloween as part of a haunted house tour near her old hometown. money has been raised to create a better looking statue of the queen of comedy. dari: nick, you've been working here for a while. remember we talked about when i love lucy was on in the mornings. i can't believe that statue. nick: i know. right? steve: doesn't do her justice. >> so fitting for halloween. that's not our lucy. nick: in the show, she was from jamestown, new york. interesting. yeah, that statue is not her. listen, our weather was quite outstanding. today, 73. 52. there you go. that's way above average. pretty much where the low should go. sunrise, 6:58. a few clouds, but then bride and sunny. right now in -- bright and sunny. right now we're in the lower 70s. does my system want to move? that's a problem. stand by. let's see what's going on. into the 70s again across the area. it's in the low 70s across the region. 72 the current temperature. the dew point is dry. the wind h

. >> oh, lucille, when it's convenient, would you mind getting me a copy of the house keys, please? >> you don't need one. >> i'm sorry? >> that part of the house is unsafe. it will take you a few days to familiarize yourself, then should you still say you need them. i'll have copies made. >> come with me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jessica chastain, everybody. "crimson peak" is in theaters and imax tomorrow. we'll be right back with a a performance from pentatonix. come on back, everybody. hey girl, i can't wait to see you soon. dunkin' donuts k-cups are available here at the grocery store. and people seem to be really excited about it. like, really excited. have a good one. new dunkin' donuts k-cup pods are here, available where you buy groceries. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes, you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana . it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. inv