reggie runs a lawn cutting service in the suburbs of cleveland and he was cutting lucille's grass whenrs called because reggie accidentally mowed a part of their property and they were mad? >> people are inboxing me, how can i get in touch with the children? i've got property i want these kids to cut their grass. >> give me a call, i will be there on time -- >> he has the right entrepreneurial attitude. lucille got close to half a million views all publicity landed her son about 20 new clients. >> he has excellent technique. excellent technique when he's doing that. >> even though he went into the neighbor's yard. >> it wasn't technique, mowing is beautifully, it was the wrong yard. doing it so well -- >> doughnut or a lemonade or something. my god. love it. >> he's in cleveland. i'm sure the big news he's concerned about, lebron james leaving, going to los angeles. one of the biggest stars in all of sports making a move. we'll talk about the implications next. i am all about living joyfully. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. ge

after lucille bluford, the university of oklahoma -- to become a student at the law school. she was the first person to sue a graduate school after world war ii. she was the only graduate student to say no, unequivocally when estate offered to set up a separate school for african-americans. a separate black law school. she said no, i will not do this. she became famous, she was constantly in the black press but increasingly in the white press. every time she went to the university of oklahoma, the school warmed to her. they warmed to her because she had an uncanny ability to speak to the press. when she won a supreme court victory that helped her to eventually enroll at the university of oklahoma and she came back to oklahoma, when she got off of the plane, in oklahoma city, the black press and the white press rushed up to her to ask her what she thought of decision, which actually going to go to the universe of all, for she did say i triumphed, she didn't say the naacp had won. she said justice is for everyone in the united states. ... a beautiful constitution on return to

every west look in the mail lucille. we are all a poke at the local olympian thought on the school talking that there was a commitment. look up last night and they look up and on most valuable material on those i'm all wet and put up they need. to support a political. move they can begin to consider the wheels of commerce is a political one of your most brutal from flesh just. give me the. those who are young up on the second line if you know playing in the most well it's clearly question was how do you like it but i one hundred. one and one lurch of interest from the fish. and those those i would play in going to home in the. they were less but i said both of us were listed in the lot of alaska thing with us the horse number one the most. but ok. but in the midst of the rest of the overhaul. thanks for the first time for a woman known as i mean all four k.m.'s of the most are already there when you're going for most of the overhaul. you see in the guild i work with. feel really really left. in the can with just going ov

you know, it was the lucille ball comedy festival, i participated in that, numbers of comics did, and comedy center, and that opens august 1. i have been involved with it. my friend kelly carlin, george carlin's daughter, she really kind of kicked off the -- really got it moving in the right direction. she gave all of george carlin's stuff to the comedy center, so it's all there now. >> stephen: i love comedy, i'm a student of comedy, what can i see there and get there that i don't get. >> let me give you this so you can go. >> stephen: okay, national comedy center. >> you wear that wrist band and because you're my friend, i'm only going to charge you five bucks. >> stephen: what is that? there's like a chip inside there. >> there's, like, a computer chip. >> stephen: this is how you're tracking me? >> that's the newest. >> stephen: what's that for? when you enter the national comedy center, you come to a screen, they take -- a picture is taken of you and you pu tha w u'alo somebody -- the two of us, if there was a tech moment -- if there was a tech show, do you know how long that sho

it's got the spirit of lucille's kind of in the design. john: sounds good. put that together for you. lemonis: we're leaving with some redeeming value where they like the item, but to say this meeting was a home run, i would say it was more like a bunt. we barely got on base, and it was by accident. how'd you think that went? john: i think i rushed it. lemonis: you step on him constantly. john: okay, sorry. lemonis: and i don't think you realize it. mike: he just took over, and -- and -- john: [ laughs ] i didn't mean to. mike: but then the problem is, people read that, and they're like, "dude, why can't they just -- what's up with these brothers?" it's funny sometimes, but after a while, it's not professional. i knew we could do better, and i -- lemonis: it's about making yourself better, too. mike: exactly. lemonis: and so if you strive for always making sure that you proof stuff before you come. somebody looks at every last detail. john: good. lemonis: all right. you've got some work to do. john: all right. good stuff. lemonis: what's up, guys? in order f

and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails, you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh, we did that. we did that as a team. i have a great team. we all gel well together. it keeps the show going. the fans are here to see the teams, but also to be entertained, and that's our job. i have wonderful female role models that i look up to here at the giants, and they've been great mentors for me, so i aspire to be like them one day. renelle is the best. she's all about women in the workforce, she's always in our corner. [applause] >> i enjoy how progressive the giants are. we have had the longer running until they secure day. we've been doing lgbt night longer than most teams. i enjoy that i work for an organization who supports that and is all inclusive. that means a lot to me, and i wouldn't have it any other way. i wasn

today, he stopped at the lucile packard children's hospital. he also paid a visit to ucsf children's hospital. his hopes are to raise $250,000 by summer's end. his next destination, home in san diego. >>> cbs evening news is next. >>> tonight, more on the president's remarkable news conference in which he clarified his heavily criticized comments yesterday. we will be talking with the president about all of this at the white house tomorrow in part two of our exclusive interview. and we visit the last blockbuster in the country. that is tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thank you for watching at 5. >>> ahead, a bay area city moves to give rv homes a permanent parking space. we are back in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this tuesday, the president's clarification. he says he accepts the findings of u.s. intelligence that russia meddled in the 2016 election. a violent line of storms snakes its way across the country. and, the remarkable d.n.a. breakthrough that has solved a 30-year-old murder mystery.

the only familiar face, lucille getting down in the stands while the giants were across the bay bridge in the east bay, at&t park turned into the home for the rugby world cup seven. >> we've been just having so much fun here. and we welcome all the countries here. we love the spirit. we love everything about it. >> reporter: this is a the first rugby cup on american soil with roughly 100,000 fans expected. some fans in the stands showed up in creative costumes, showing pride for their country. >> he's british. i'm american. we're a couple. what better idea than a red coat and blue coat? >> reporter: and these fans got to watch usa and england square off in the quarterfinals, with usa losing in extra time. >> a lot of heart there. you see all season long. we play to this type of game. >> reporter: zach played on the national sevens team for seven years. the woodside native says you can tell that rug inti catching on in the -- rugby is catching on in the u.s. just by looking at fans. he fondly looks back on his playing career. >> it's all worth it, you know? to go sacrifice your body for

if they are moving the lucille ball thing. we have the luxury of doing that. 70 cases the past year and they were all important. we were able to play a significant role, but if you have to hear thousands and thousands of cases, you are not going to be able to do that. >> it doesn't carry the same weight. it is not the same problem. i know you are pleased to be concluding the term. there may have been some criticism of the summer vacation that the justices take. i never believe that to be a valid criticism. >> it is actually a recess. we are technically always in session. one of the first things i do in october is that the term has ended so we are ready and waiting for more work. >> believe me, forever after i will refer to it as a recess. it will stick in my mind. justice brandeis gave the most effective answer to it all. the papers were quizzing him and zynga you justify taking these two months and going here or there. he replied quite persuasively. i can do 12 months of work in 10. to me, that is very persuasive i wish the c

if you are there with a green moving whatever that lucille ball thing is with the candies, we have the luxury of doing that. cases in theink 70 past year, and they were all important. maybe they weren't important in the broader scheme of things but maybe there was some disagreement among the courts, and we were able to play a significant role that the framers intended for us. but if you have thousands and thousands of cases, you are not going to be able to do that. judge wilkinson: we have to decide all of them on their merits, but that doesn't carry the weight on the merits that the supreme court does. so it is not the same problem. i know you are pleased to be term, and there may have been some criticism of the summer vacation our summer take.e that the justices i've never believed that to be a valid criticism. it's justice roberts: actually recessed. it's not a vacation. it's not a respite. [laughter] we are technically always in one of theread things i always do, the first monday in october i announce the october 2017 term has ended and the october 2018 term has commenced. we are r

spain and the year to the region his ass to sustain from and for which he has a driving passion and lucille. today is the region covering southern spain but for nearly eight centuries it was the most western part of the arab and muslim worlds. and endless occupied most of present day portugal and spain and beyond from seven eleven to fourteen ninety two. it was a place where there was relatively peaceful coexistence between muslims christians and jews were science thrived a cultural bridge between the east and the west been bally believes an endless was the only place in europe were muslims jews and christians have lived harmoniously together and shared a common culture and that the periods and the place powerful lessons for today's fractured world. when your will is your love and your bills are all far away in a mess serve only. when as well. you know we. want our marriage oh well it was our calling for you know when the will of people will soon fulfill name only. as so. latter question. you'll even have. to scan the last for a vital spiritual. and symbol of light tolerance and compassion.

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it started in seattle, as he heads to san diego, today he makes a stop at the lucile packard children'ses to raise awareness of childhood cancer, and raise funds for programs that help patients. at each stop he is dropping off these shirts, designed specifically for child cancer patients with snaps on the shoulder and sleeves. >> it opens up because that is where they get their blood drawn and it is such a simple idea, because before the shirt, they had to lift or take the shirt off. and, her three-year-old son was always afraid or upset or embarrassed because he had to take his shirt off. >> it every step, every stride, every stop -- richard says his son is fueling him towards the finish line. back in his hometown of san diego, where he will complete his journey in august. >> he has motivated me to do more for children, because i know that it is important. >> jessica florez, kpix 5. >>> a bay area-based tech giant is preparing to celebrate a major milestone. >> intel will celebrate their 50th anniversary tomorrow. kpix 5 has a look at how the company's past has inspired his future. >>

you couldn't say "pregnant" on tv when lucille ball was pregnant on "i love lucy."dy says, it's offlimits, enjoy the next ten minutes, that's about how long it's going to last. >> the thing today, the thing you can't make fun of, the thing that's too sensitive at this moment, transgendered people. see? [ laughter ] can't do it. can't make fun of them. it's too sensitive. in fact, you can't even call them chicks with [ bleep ]s anymore. [ laughter ] no. no. you have to call them men who talk too much. >> there's been so many dirty jokes so you can't do cliched [ bleep ] joke that everybody has heard before, cliche big pussy joke. you better do something fresh and new that nobody's ever talked about before. >> most women won't let their husbands watch when they're going through a miscarriage. i sat my husband down in front of me while i sat on the toilet and i was like, you look! you watch the whole thing! he felt so bad for me. i used it as leverage and held that [ bleep ] over his head for a month and got him to do whatever the [ bleep ] i wanted him to do for 30 da

speaker, this museum is much bigger than one person in lucille ball. this is about comedians that have practiced their art and have celebrated the healing aspects of humor in our society. with more than 50 exhibits that engage and excite, this museum is the first of its kind, dedicated to celebrating comedy in all its forms and the people who share the laughter it brings. it is the cooperstown of baseball, the dayton of pro football, the cleveland of rock 'n' roll. i'd like to thank the men and women whose dedication to the national comedy center have gotten us here. in particular, i'd like to thank all those who made the national comedy center in jamestown, new york, possible, including journey gunderson, tom benson, and the rest of the national comedy center board for their tireless work. as well as former county executive vince horgan, and president dave borello as well for mayor of jamestown, their unwavering support. thank you to the foundations and contributors that helped make this a reality. most of all, we want to recognize the comedians and a

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six other members of congress as well as lucille and i and kids are in cages. over 10, you're separated from your parents. we also heard from children who told us that the government agents had told this 8-year-old girl that she had been abandoned by her mother and she would never see her mother again at least until she was 18 years old. can you imagine as a parent what that means and as a child? it was outrageous. i think these people are victims of state-sponsored, government-sponsored violence and i'm ashamed of our government. >> the government acknowledges they didn't even know where some of the parents are. the kids are here. they're young kids. some have been deported. their kids remain in the united states. how is all this possible? >> it is so unbelievable. when we talked to hhs and to dhs and to i.c.e., a couple things. one, they had no plan in place. they planned to do this and thought they could get away with it without anybody paying attention. number two, they have no plan to reunite the families right now. by the way, this is being done at' n eno

that's a very famous writer's room, and you had two women who worked at separate times, the first with lucillelen and the second was selma diamond. >> it's always great to have the women's viewpoint and who better than woman to say, women will laugh at that. so when i put together the characters for the van dyke show, i said, we need the women's viewpoint. and when i told my agent, he immediately said rose marie. >> it's a beautiful piece of writing, but if he doesn't get a laugh every ten seconds, he calls the cops and has the audience arrested. >> rose marie on "the dick van dyke show" was great for women who might aspire to being in the writer's room, because that was the first glimpse we got that maybe that was possible. >> it's not like there were plenty of career women on tv. women were mainly housewives in the sitcoms or secretaries, they weren't writers. >> are you willing to say you'll give up your job for us? >> compared to you, i'm a rat. >> compared to a rat, you're a rat. >> my mother didn't want me to be funny. how was i going to get married and be funny at the same time. but her

wheeler married the former lucille warren. and a co-founder and one-time president of the mechanics and farmers bank. they have two children, julia taylor and here vee. he passed away 40 years ago july 6, 1978 at the age of 70. mr. speaker, in closing, he gave seach of himself to his community, state and country and accomplished more on his time in earth than some could hope to accomplish in two life times. it is for these reasons that i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 3460 to direct that the united states courthouse be named in his honor. i thank you for your patience. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. ms. titus: and thank you to my colleague for sharing with us that amazing life story. at this time, i reserve the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. barletta: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from nevada is recognized. ms. titus: i would just support -- ask my colleagues t