and mom -- >> has kept her in check. >> she did put lucille on a very strict diet. here you can see her progress over nearly 300 days. you could see she is slimming down. >> she looks like a dog. >> before we get to the final results, though, check this out. this is what she was like months ago when she would try to run. >> we've all been there. >> they said she kind of waddled and had kind of a funny snort. she also had torn legments and arthritis. she is believed to be 9 years old. so she's not exactly a young dog. but small dogs will live a long time if they're healthy. the goal is to get her healthy. here she is more recently. now she's running all over the place. she also knows how to beg very well for pizza. now, this video really shows how far she's come. >> box jump. >> look at that. she's like, i am the queen of the mountain. 250-some-odd days into this diet, she's slimmed down. she is now 10 pounds. >> nice work. >>> on father's day, lots of dads opened their gift that they got from their kids, from their wives. in this case blake is opening his. first he

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. >> reporter: lucille leach and anthony jones are antonio's parents.knew about the video and worried it would lead to trouble. >> i was afraid. he knew i was afraid. he promised me then that mom, i would stop. they started going back and forth first, they started. >> reporter: leach's parents say the feud began when antonio's rival called him a snitch. >> i think because of what he felt and they were saying he was a snitch he felt threatened even by the public. and i think he felt in his heart he had to retalliate that way. >> reporter: d.c. police were happeneding out players hoping to generate new lead in the case. the night he was killed antonio leach had got and i phone call from someone asking him to come here to a cookout taking place behind these apartments f street southeast. there were a number of people here. it's unclear how many. and when suddenly someone approached with a handgun, opened fire, hitting him multiple times. >> he was on his phone and he left back out and i said where are you going? he said dad i'll be back in a minute. >> a y

lucille. is this big bend. have you seen the big bend? those are walls. if you want to see walls, those are walls we have and i don't think you can put a wall on top of this cliffs that we have, number one. i think you would agree with me. second thing is, if you go down to the lower part of the river, the rio grande, a natural barrier, doesn't go straight. as you moe, it snakes up and down. and this is my district down there and the u.s. side i believe is in the top part. look at the river the way it snakes. so either you follow. i have taken a small low plane with michael mccall from laredo to brownsville going a few miles an hour and it's hard to put a fence unless if you take private property rights that we have. so, all i'm asking you is that, you know, you work with the local border patrol, work with us, and just say that we can't just use, you know, the fence and we know what happened. berlin wall. we know what happened to the chinese -- to the great wall of china. we know what happened to that. and i'm just saying, we just got to be smart on how w

we should have comedians who are classy, lucille ball, charlie chaplin, hollywood has gone so far leftbalance, no sense of proper debate and fairness. it crosses the line and absolutely wrong. >> you we appreciate your time. coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: being democrats and republicans came together to express their outrage and disdain could this be a turning point for more civility getting into the dialogue? we will discuss that, and talk about paris, are we in or out, and among our guests today, nigel farage and political life, are in seed chairman rodney mcdaniel and the agenda among congress today, could she help republicans pull their act together and mark stein, deep voice, great finger and wonderful pendant, he will be joining us. don't miss a minute. ♪ for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in

speaker, i rise today to honor the life of patricia lucille mckenzie of garden city, michigan. patricia passed away on may 31, 2017, and is dearly missed by her many family freands, including her husband of 55 years, doug mckenzie, and her children, pamela, barbara, phil, marsha as well as her 12 grandchildren. in her 78 years, patricia was devoted to her loving family, her faith and to her strong belief in the principles of american democracy. mr. trott: she's also remembered for her love of her dog, petty lou, and of course her passion for the montreal canadians. patricia's story is the story of countless americans, a hard working person, a dedicated wife and mother. i hope during this difficult time you'll find comfort in the knowledge she's been called home in peace and harmony. remember scripture tells us the peace of god, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds. mr. speaker, our friend, patricia lucille mckenzie, will be dearly missed but we go on to remember and honor her legacy just as she would want us to do. thank you and i yield back

you remember lucille i usually hold her. she is close to 50 and officially retired. we bring togo out. they are known as ball pythons because in african or the wild if they feel threatened they will curl up into a ball and put their head in the center and as you can see they can camouflage with their skin. they are a threatened species mainly do to the pet trade and the tribes of africa and using them for their skin but also for their meat. i think they are beautiful and everyones asks my why i don't mind holding snakes they are not slimy. they squeeze their prey to death when they want a meal. he is hugging my skin because the cold out there. -- again today a very cool day philadelphia currently 66 degrees and 65 degrees now we dropped 1 degree and the north carolinaal high for this time of year is 80 and wilmington 65 and cape may 62 and trenton 66 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have been seeing a few breaks in the clouds, and i saw one around lunch time. and if you look around the shore you see that they are getting a good amount of sunshi

but first he needed a very rare double lung transplant here at lucille packard children's hospital stanford earlier this year. >> now i can play with my friends. >> reporter: david is about to be released from the hospital to return to newark in the east bay. helping david every step through this terrifying ordeal was his big sister, 12-year-old doris, who had to have the very same transplant a few years ago. both children were born with cystic fibrosis. >> i didn't really expect it but i felt really bad because i went through that and i knew he would have to go through the same thing. >> she told me i was going to be asleep so i wasn't that worried. >> reporter: doris says even though she survived the procedure, she was afraid her brother would not. his condition was more dire. >> i was scared that i would wake up and get the call that he didn't make it. and that was super scary for me. >> reporter: stanford is the only hospital in the western united states that performs pediatric lung transplants. double lung transplants is so rare, stanford has performed about 25 in the past 30 years, tw

he also designed homes for lucille ball and desi arnez. you know that space age structure at lax? team of architects who designed that. >> there it is right there. >> yeah, isn't that amazing. >> doesn't look as space age when you go up there in person. it's got a great theme. it's wonderful. >> all it takes is 14 million and you own a piece of history. >> i'd like to live in the space age thing. hey, do you need a ride to the airport, no, i'll just walk. boom. >> that house has a little back house. i'd like to live in the back house. i'd be okay with with just that. >>> we are in the summer blockbuster season. this is where big movies jockey

lucille hamilton is celebrating 100 years. she's from big rapids, michigan.es there. her brother was celebrated a few years ago. talk about great genes. >> definitely. >> just ahead creative gift ideas for dads. let's hear it for the dads. first, a check of local news. and weather. i )m ... check of local new. ==topvo== the woman accused of putting methamphetamin >>> good wednesday morning at 8:56, i'm sam brock. the woman accused of putting methamphetamine in a toddler's mouth is scheduled to appear in court today on attempted murder charges. police arrested the 36-year-old woman in peoples park. investigators say thomas, who's homeless, walked up to the boy as he was playing and put something in his mouth. the boy's nanny quickly checked and saw nothing there. she called police who went ahead and arrested thomas. thomas right now is under psychiatric evaluation. doctors did confirm that the toddler was given meth. right now he's in the hospital recovering. >>> happening right now, bob redell is at the courthouse and will have a live report for our hid day n

lucille hamilton is celebrating 100 years. you're looking at an adventurous lady.>> we're going to have creative gift ideas for dads. on the stage, your big moment. hear it for the dads. first, a check of local news. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. it's about 9:00. let's check in with krystal klei for your most accurate forecast. >> what we see here is a cloudy view overhead. we'll stay mostly cloudy through the day with peeks of sun coming through in the late afternoon. current temperatures still on the cool side out there. 56 in philly and wilmington, you're at 55, coatesville 52 and trenton at 57. we should make it to the 60s but only mid to upper 60s at best. the average in philadelphia is 80. >>> let's get a check on the roads with jessican boyington. >> i'm watching shrine in center city. near 8th street. the westbound side is the direction heading towards the schuylkill. a little bit of a slowdown. right now eastbound looks good. when you get to the ben franklin bridge from the vine you're good there. the turnpike an overturne

host: lucille's in idaho, a republican. thanks for calling. turn down your television. caller: i will turn it off right now. host: your turn. caller: i want to give trump aaaa and i will focus on something quite different than everybody else. worldocus is with our which is millions of years old but it goes in cycles. let's begin to think of what will happen to us when ourini-chill comes in2022. all scientists have agreed four years ago that we are mimicking --mini-icece age age because we are losing sunspots. 2022, we will have no more sunspots. go to southt's carolina, a democrat. you are on the air. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. here by thee upset president and the congress when they really forgot what their they got into office. it's to represent the people. everything is about their agenda. i cannot get over the 29,000 people who'll be taken off of health care. i cannot really forget about russia, how they are involved in our election and plan on doing it again in 2018. these are the things that they need to try to work on instead of bickeri