we have done i am lucille ball. what i wanted my daughter to have a hero that wasn't just famous for being thin and. and lucille ball is. expect hacker to be different so i love that moral. i am helen keller when she goes blind the pages of the book go black and this is how i see the world. cover your ears and here's how i hear the world. when she learns to read we wrote braylen to the book. feel these thoughts, my name is helen. what is your name? it's there in the book and i love that helen keller -- it's not about a day when they were born but about a moral lesson. helen keller says i'd know no limitations or lucy being different or albert einstein, it's always always be curious. those are my answers. that's who i admire and president lincoln is the one for me. he's the one who lived up to the hype every time. i will always be kind and i will always speak up for others. this is what is says on the front the most important part of the book is not the front but then most important part of the moral lesson, i will a

lucille in tennessee on the democrats line. looks like you'll get the last word in lucille.ks. i'm a 72-year-old woman. mye been a democrat all life. and i'm proud to say that i like what the clintons did. for some of the mistakes they've made, but there hasn't been one person in that before kennedy that hasn't made some sort of a mistake. of these people that are voting for president have president -- that have been president have made mistakes. turmoil, notis in in trouble, but in turmoil, because of one person. talks about, he jobs and bringing jobs and all this. he can't even find [ indiscernible ] from this country. so i'm pretty fed up with him. i would tellway, everyone in this country to vote for hillary. god bless her and thank you for taking my call. >> and thank you lucille for calling. the white house coverage continues here on atpan, tomorrow saturday, noon eastern time. another hillary clinton rally. this time in miami. be live there. and we may or may not see a vice running mate at her side. the reports today that hillary clinton would make that selection toda

reporter: the had 4-year-old and her mom have made countless visits from tuolumne county home to lucille packard children's hospital in palo alto. meadow has complications from a stem cell transplant to treat a relapse of leukemia. >> are you having fun right now? >> yup! >> it gives me joy to see her happy, as well. it helps up lift my mood when she is in a good mood. >> how does that make you feel? >> awesome. it's special to watch. >> reporter: veronica mejia says kids use them for creative expression before and after surgery. >> we can do a lot of our stuff with kids by what they are coloring and doing. >> reporter: thousands of schools and individuals are sending bryan their used crayons. this is typically what you get in about three days. >> say thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> reporter: so for coming up with a greenway to bring art therapy to children, this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to bryan ware. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> now, to support the crayon initiative, you can connect with brian using the link in our story at cbssf.com/hero.

. >> reporter: among the lucille wallers, the kareem abdul babes, the pistol shrimps level of attention why am i doing a story on this? why are you selling t-shirts around the world? why is this a thing? >> there's a couple reasons. aubrey platts is on the team. she's a hollywood sweetheart. >> reporter: she plays april ludgate on "parks and rec." >> april ludgate, professional drinker. >> reporter: she's injured tonight, the rest of the team is missing her. models paisley and melissa, singer/songwriter jesse, actors and comedy writers like maria, stephanie, molly, and -- >> an gel swaggy shrimp before? do you have a history in this game? >> i played for my church league in delaware. shout-out to delaware. to st. anne's. >> reporter: she's now a legit celeb, exploits that on the court. >> one time this girl who i was defending, she asked if i'd take a picture with her after the game and i said, if you give me the ball right now. she just handed it to me and i made a lay-up. that was the only time it worked. >> reporter: and talking up the shrimps on talk shows and stuff. >> we're really

thursday, the annual lucille ball comedy festival in james town, new york. the opening ceremony of the 31st olympiad in rio. here is what's new for your weekend. matt damon comes to theaters in the title role of jason borne. >> not until you admit to yourself who you really are. >> the floyd fest, music festival goes all weekend in virginia. ♪ ♪ >> rose: and on saturday, barnes and noble stores hold parties for harry potter and the cursed child the newest book in the series. that's charlie rose the week for this week. for all of us here thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose, we'll see you next time. funding for charlie rose was provided by the provided by the captioning sponsored by funding for arthur is provided by: when you encourage your children to learn, wonderful things can happen. abcmouse.com early learning academy-- proud sponsor of pbs kids and arthur. and by contributions to your pbs station from: ♪ every day when you're walking down the street ♪ ♪ everybody that you meet has an original point of view ♪ (laughing) ♪ and i say hey hey! ♪ what a

they were raised at the zoo and 42 released in tamarac lake and 20 into lake lucille. >>> a giant moneyscared people inside the store's automatic doors in thailand. some tried to sheperd it outside and it fought back with its tail and biting them. they eventually got the lizard back into the parking lot. >>> state dinners at the white house have hosted kings, queens and presidents. >>> today, an ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6, we'll have live updates on breaking news at france where at least 75 people were killed when a truck crashed into a crowd celebrating bastille day. french police say the driver shot into the crowd and had grenades and guns in the truck. >>> they say they may need help in dealing with what he says to be a horrific terrorist attack. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, the dual benefit to a program that can introduce your benefits. >>> and going out to lunch in a half hour at 6:00. >>> an 8-year-old cook had his moment in the spotlight at th

thursday, the annual lucille ball comedy festival in james town, new york. the opening ceremony of the 31st olympiad in rio. here is what's new for your weekend. matt damon comes to theaters in the title role of jason borne. >> not until you admit to yourself who you really are. >> the floyd fest, music festival goes all weekend in virginia. ♪ ♪ >> rose: and on saturday, barnes and noble stores hold parties for harry potter and the cursed child the newest book in the series. that's charlie rose the week for this week. for all of us here thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose, we'll see you next time. funding for charlie rose was provided by the captioning sponsored by >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with a recap of the democratic national convention which made history by nominating the first woman to be president of the united states. we talk about hillary clinton and more with john heilemann, katy tur, megan murphy and jonathan karl. >> michelle obama's speech in talking about how important toifts her daughter to have a woman as pre

that's lucille ball whose silk sandal. joan rivers donated a pair, there's foot wear from four first ladies and a president. there are the athletes. those are the nikes dawn staley wore when she won the olympic medal in athens. >>> if you're a tennis player you can tell how she serves. >> reporter: there are shoes from around the world. >> these are egyptian burial sandals. chinese lotus shoes used in foot binding. victorian sandals considered quite naughty at the turn of the century. like these enormous shoes made for a woman with giantism. temple podiatry school is located at 8th and race streets. tours are wednesday and friday, by appointment only, but they are free. go to 6abc.com/loves the arts. for 6abc loves the artsfor 6abcm karen rogers. >> welcome back on this sunday, the day before the dnc, it is 12, 22, 90 degrees a little bit better out there today, a little less humidity, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may. get ready for tomorrow, it could feel like 107 or 108 degrees. the federal government is suing

books like i am amelia ehrhardt and i am abraham lincoln, i am out at einstein, i am rosa parks, i am lucilleball. i wanted my daughter to have an entertainment hero or famous for being pretty. not that it is okay to be different but spectacular to be different. i am helen keller, when she goes blind the pages go black, this is how i see the world. cover your ears. and when she learns to read with real braille into the kids work, feel these dots, my name is helen, what is your name? the real braille alphabet is there in the book. each book is not about a person but a moral lesson. to me it is helen keller that says i will know no limitations, no bounds or lucy being different, it is always curious. those are my answers, what i admire. abraham lincoln is the one for me, i will always choose kindness and speak up for others. on the front it is abraham lincoln, but it is not on front, put it on the back. i will always speak my mind and speak for others. that is something to aspire to. in september we are doing i am george washington and i am jane goodall. i will tell you this. in "the house of s

. >> lucille. >> george. >> wendy. >> all right. who loves the show "arrested development"?supporting local arti artists. for one night only artists with the beehive society are putting on an "arrested development" theme show. saturday night from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. go to our link and we'll link you up with hood line. >> warm enough for you today? let's go to spencer now. >>> if you're a fan of very warm weather you might not like this weekend. a live look at doppler hd. low clouds target the coast and that's the picture across the entire state. it will be hot at interior secti sections. 96, sacramento, who knows, it could hit 97. 99 at yosemite. fresno, 112 in palm springs. we will see temperatures in the 90s. 96 at livermore and 95 at fairfield. highs around the bay will reach only 70s, upper 50s on the coast and high temperature trend in santa rosa over the next seven days is indicative what we can generally expect. steady range of highs dropping down a few degrees over the weekend and more summer levels by midweek next week. >> thanks a lot. >>> still ahead. major changes

. ♪ these pine barren blues >> we meet at the disconcertingly friendly lucille's in warren grove forkfast. >> the legend of the jersey devil was mother leeds had twelve kids, found herself pregnant with the thirteenth and said, "may this child be a devil." there's many legends that are told about it, but that legend says that when the jersey devil was born it morphed into this creature, flew up the chimney and was gone into the night. other legends say it killed everybody in the room. it's supposed to have the head of a horse, wings of a bat, hoofs, but you have people that say they've seen horns on it. it breathes fire. it's got a real long tail with a triangle on it. >> i mean, it sounds like my little pony with a fork tail. it doesn't sound frightening to me. >> it's supposed to have big red eyes and some people say the head of a goat. >> it's a big po -- goat? goat's a little scarier. ♪ the folks that live in the barrens they have a story they tell ♪ ♪ about that old leeds woman and her child from hell the night he's born, he took wings on and flew out into the night ♪ ♪ say you

that's lucille ball whose silk sandal sit next to sally strutters' platform.ction includes foot wear from four first ladies and a president. >> there are the athletes. those are the nikes from the olympics in ens. there are shoes from around the world. >> these are egyptian, very old sandals. >> reporter: hand stitched men's wedding shoes from indian.chinet binding. enormous shoes made for a woman with giantism. they are girl's size 7. >> tours are wednesday and friday by appointment only, they are free, you can find a link at 6abc.com/arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> that's pretty neat. >>> as the entire city gears up for the democratic convention we want to invite you to be a special part of the coverage. gray and i will be hosting a dnc debate and conversation at the famous 4th street deli. it's a popular spot for politics. both democrats and republicans have left party lines at the door and gathered to break bread and talk deals. we thought this was the perfect stop to start off the week. if you can't stop by in person they will be taking

we started with amelia air heart and i am lincoln and i am albert einstein, i am lucille ball we did because i wanted my daughter to have an entertainment hero who wasn't just famous for being pretty. we did i am helen keller when she goes behind the pages of the book go black and this is how i see the world. cover your ears, this is how i hear the world. and we put real braille in the book. it says what is your name and the real braille alphabet is there. helen keller saying i will no no limitations or einstein saying always, always be curious. those are my answers and who i admire. abe lincoln is the one for me and his book is about choosing kindness and speaking up for others. on the front, the most important of the book is not what is on the front but the moral lesson. we put it on the back. i will always speak my mind and speak for others. that is something to aspire to for our kids. so i will tell you in september we are doing i am george washington and then i am jane goodall. in the house of secrets we do a lot of george washington but when he did it i said i am putting the co

reporter: the 4-year-old and her mom have made countless visits from their tuolumne county home to lucilleack around children's hospital in palo alto. meadow has suffered complications from a stem cell transplant to treat a relapse of leukemia. >> are you having fun right know? >> yup. >> it gives me a lot of joy to see her happy, as well. >> it lifts mood when she is in a good mood. >> it's awesome. special to watch. >> reporter: veronica mejia says kids used crayons for creative expression before and after surgery. >> we can do a lot of assessment with kids by what they are coloring and doing. >> reporter: thousands of restaurants, schools and individuals from across the country are sending brian their used crayons. this is typically what you get in about three days. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: so for coming up with a greenway to bring art therapy to children, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bryan ware. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> so you'll notice the crayons are wider than a typical crayon so they're harder to break and they don't roll if you drop 'em.

things are so bad that bruce bochy is considering lucille as a pinch hitter. >> oh, come on. >> truemadison bumgarner nine strikeouts no walks just five hits allowed. but when angel pagan misplayed this line drive it allowed brandon phillips to get to third base and scoring on a sac. fly to tie the game. 7th inning tied at one. jay bruce strikes again. solo shot his fourth home run of the series. fifth straight game that he hit a home run. bumgarner allowed just two runs, one earned, over 8 innings. for ther athletic dan straily even better. gillespie looking for the second homer of the game died right there. reds win 2-1. giants lost 9 of 11 since the all star break and 2.5 games up on the dodgers. >> you took your [ indiscernible ] i know it seems like we're, um, you know, kind of going through a tough time. but you know what? we're still in first place and we'll be fine. we are fixing to have some guys start trickling back from injuries and that will help us obviously. >>> mark your calendar for september 12. 49ers versus rams. and since los angeles today released quarterback nick

. >> when i first heard the lucifer thing i was distracted i thought talking about lucille ball.ught it was lucy. >> that was a compliment? >> trump is going to come out and give this stem winder and going to be about 40 minutes. probably longer because a lot of applause lines. his big headline, his big headline is illegal immigration. that's what he hits the hardest. the wall, the crime caused by people who shouldn't be here, and how is he going to stop it cold. that's the headline of the speech. >> he also said that for those of you concerned about law and order and lawlessness in our community. >> that ties in. >> he says that will stop on day one. i'm not sure how he is going to do that. >> yeah, it's rhetoric. certainly bring much tougher establishment tone. >> that's why i'm just not -- i think it's a well written speech. i think the tone will be great. i wonder if he will go off script a little bit. will it be irresistible to him. >> i think he should. >> i absolutely think it's in his best interest to give them a little let meat. >> he mentions kate steinle. >> isn't that

i would often go to their homes like lucille ball, may west, bob hope was remarkable:two of us alone lunch one day in his dining room. at the end he says, john, coming up the stairs with me. there is something i want to show you. and he didn't walk up the stairs. he was 90 years old. he ran up the stairs whistling a tune. >> there were pictures of the patients up there? >> yes. >> they were signed? >> the corridor was lined with photographs of his uso tours. world war ii. korea. vietnam. and pictures of the presidents and generals. they were all signed, autographed. >> i want to ask you about woody allen. when i read that passage, he made you nervous because -- you have to think about it for all day and then you come back. why were you so nervous? >> well, normally, you go and you -- i watched the show at the hungry eye. tenner and then afterwards he never showed up. we were supposed to meet at the bar. so i asked the maitre d' if you could find him, and he did. and woody comes and refuses to do the interview. he says come back tomorrow night and i will have something special for you

lucille strauss serves as chair of the association of state flood plain managers sand the minnesota state flood plain manager from st. paul, minnesota. ms. strauss has been involved with the flood plain program since 2002 as a hydrologist in the twin cities area. mr. david mckey is broker and owner of coldwell banker one in baton rouge, louisiana. he's been a licensed realtor since 1992 working in the baton rouge market. he served as president of the louisiana association of realtors and is currently the vice chair of the national association of realtors insurance committee and mr. randy no noelle serves as the vice chairman for the national association of home builders in new orleans. mr. noelle founded reeve in 1985 and has built more than 1000 custom homes in the greater new orleans area. he has more than 30 years of experience in the residential construction industry. thanks for your participation. you will skr five minutes to testify and any written material will be made part of the record. with that we're start with mr. roble robles. >> chairman vitter, ranking member shaheen and me

available for students on campus to talk to but only for those who knew him but for anyone on campus lucille's heavy heart. >>will tran: always get the latest breaking news interest and mention you download the new law's application is free for android and iphone the license they detained three more in connection with the if truck attack that killed 84 people and wounded more than 200 others they're arrested two men and women yesterday that brings the number to seven people being held in police custody in this it as a major national over 20 t truck into a crowd thursday during the fireworks celebration the wife of the truck driver has been released from custody in. >>will tran: thousands of visitors arrived to see donald trump become the party's presidential nominee aha. >>reporter: is unlikely the state would turn red but symbolically wanted to say thank you and show its importance to talk to some delegates asked minute people were hesitant before all this started this minimum say they're hard to change and at this time they're getting excited about and see. >>will tran: you've been in clevel

lucille strauss serves as chair of the state flood plane managers.been involved with the flood plane program since 2002 as an area hydrologist in the twin cities area. mr. david mckey is broker and owner of caldwell banker one, a real estate company in baton rouge, louisiana. mr. mckey has been a licensed realtor since 1992 working in the baton rouge markets. additionally served as president of the louisiana association of realtors and currently is the vice chair of the national association of realtors insurance committee. and mr. randy noelle is the president of reeve, inc., in le plas, louisiana. and serves as the 2016 second vice chairman for the national association of home builders in new orleans. mr. knollle founded it in 1985 and since built 1,000 custom homes in the greater new orleans area. he has more than 30 years of experience in the residential construction industry. welcome to all of you. thanks for your participation. each of you will have five minutes to testify before us, and any additional comments, written material, will be made pa