. >> lucille and marvin stone from carney, nebraska, maried in 1960.the same high school. they would have three children, six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and this year, to celebrate their 60th anniversary, they had an idea. they decided to put back on that wedding dress and tuxedo, and a local photographer katie autry capturing the moment. lucille, 81, marvin, 88, beth still smiling, dancing, holding hands and looking every bit as beautiful and both wearing the gown and the tux all over again, and it turns out lucille made that wedding dress 60 years ago. >> i bought lace. >> the couple right here tonight. lucille and marvin on their 60 years. >> from day one, we have assumed marriage is forever and you do what you have to do. we've had arguments. we've had disagreements, but on the big things we're pretty much on the same track. >> on the big things, we love lucille and marvin, 60 years later and looking great. i'm david >>> bergeron breonna taylor did not die in a vacuum. >> calls for justice for black women everywhere. good afternoon. th

la pequeÑa lucile y muchas otras mujeres vistieron cuellos de encaje en honor a la defensora de los derechos mujeres. esta niÑa de 12 aÑos quiere ser jueza. >> toda mi vida querÍa ser como ella. claudia: ella vino de california para decirle adiÓs a su Ídola. su familia junto mÁs de $3000. >> es una inversiÓn. claudia: acompaÑamos a la niÑa hasta el fÉretro de ginsburg, cuando vio el ataÚd, la niÑa se quebrÓ. luego le pidiÓ a ginsburg que la ayude a convertirse en jueza algÚn dÍa.

now a special that's paying tribute to a legendary comedienne tonight, lucille ball.. it's called "lucille ball: we love lucy." had it's coming up on reelz, my old stomping ground. love you over at reelz. lucy is one of the great comedic performers of all time being honored by other legends and other stars like lily tomlin, carol burnett, debra messing, suzanne somers. it's a tribute with some really personal and at times very emotional stories from her friends, but also showcasing how lucille ball had this run as a trailblazer, especially for other comedic women in the entertainment business. so all of that, you can check it out tonight at 8:00 on reelz. also if you're just a super huge "lucy" fan, can't get enough, you can binge "i love lucy," that classic show on hulu right now as well. so if you want a full lucy weekend, you got it. >> that is awesome. i was a big fan of "i love lucy" on nick at nite. jeremy, thank you so much, and to see jeremy on people, watch it monday and pick up this week'sss oeoe" on newsstands nationwide. >> thank you, janai. >>> here's wha

la pequeÑa lucile y muchas otras mujeres vistieron cuellos de encaje en honor a la defensora de los derechos es una inversiÓn. claudia: acompaÑamos a la niÑa hasta el fÉretro de ginsburg, cuando vio el ataÚd, la niÑa se quebrÓ. luego le pidiÓ a ginsburg que la ayude a convertirse en jueza algÚn dÍa. el expresidente bill clinton, quien la nominÓ a la corte suprema, tambiÉn se despidiÓ. maÑana harÁ lo mismo el presidente donald trump. la mayorÍa de los que estÁn aquÍ nunca la vieron en persona, pero dice que siente como si lo hubiesen conocido. con rosas, muchos honraron la vida de la abogada que cuando era joven, no pudo obtener un trabajo por ser mujer. pero luego se convirtiÓ en jueza y ayudÓ a aquellos sin poder. su partida dejarÍa a la corte suprema como una mayorÍa conservadora. sus restos serÁn enterrados en el cementerio nacional de arlington, el viernes. patricia: quÉ maravilla como nos abriÓ el camino tantas mujeres y como nos ha inspirado. miles de bomberos empiezan a ver progresos en su lucha por sofocar un gran incendio que arde las montaÑas al este de los Ángeles. este miÉrcoles

it's got the spirit of lucille's kind of in the design. john: sounds good.l 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

lucile has been shredded by a turbine has biologist from wagner explains hydroelectric power plants are fraught with risks. getting directly hit by a turbine blade is one cause of death another risk is that a fish gets caught between moving parts and its skin gets torn or damaged. by strong turbulence is also a. major problem because it means fish get thrown about like in a washing machine yeah you know washing machine or. hydroelectric power station operators in europe are supposed to ensure that fish can travel through their turbines safely for now real fish are used in the requisite safety tests and that's where robotic fish come in. the process of investigating mortality rates involves animal testing and in germany that killed several 1000 fish a year sometimes up to $100000.00. the tests don't always run as smoothly as this one here a fish is swimming through a turbine that's moving very slowly that's not always the case. the aim is to conduct such tests in future with robotic fish equipped with a lightweight drive system and sensors to supply the researchers with data about injuri

lucille has been shredded by a turbine has biologist explains hydroelectric power plants are fraught with risks. getting directly hit by a turbine blade is one cause of death another risk is that a fish gets caught between moving parts and its skin gets torn or damaged. strong turbulence is also a major problem because it means fish get thrown about like in a washing machine. hydroelectric power station not. breakers in europe are supposed to ensure that fish can travel through their turbines and safely for now real fish are used in the requisite safety tests and that's where robotic fish come in. the process of investigating mortality rates involves animal testing and in germany that killed several 1000 fish a year sometimes up to $100000.00. the tests don't always run as smoothly as this one here a fish is swimming through a turbine that's moving very slowly that's not always the case. the aim is to conduct such tests in future with robotic fish equipped with a lightweight drive system and sensors to supply the researchers with data about injuries sustained in hydroelectric plants.

lucille, getting some cardio in. row, row, row. stay in shape. seven, alex dickerson, with that new pop of power. dickerson with a pinch-hit bomb. giants up 3-2. they add on. brandon belt, another deep drive off the wall. giants win 5-2, tied for that final wild card playoff spot. >>> possible world series preview for the a's in l.a. against the dodgers. the a's clinched last night, while watching houston lose on tv. how do they celebrate? >> you don't. they're not real keen on that this year, which you can understand. we just had a little meeting about it. >> division champion a's all smiles in l.a. robbie grossman, a drive to left here. and bonks off the foul pole, so that's a home run. a's up 1-0. but frankie montos gave up five runs. max muncie, the former a, he's got so much power. dodgers up 3-2. they hit four homers in this contest. bases full, dodgers in the 7th. bellinger to matt olson. dodgers win 7-2 and clinch the n.l. west. >>> nba playoff action. lakers/nuggets. game three western conference finals. nikola yolkic over anthony davis.

lucille, getting some cardio in. row, row, row. stay in shape.om seven, alex dickerson, with that new pop of power. dickerson with a pinch-hit bomb. giants up 3-2. they add on. brandon belt, another deep drive off the wall. giants win 5-2, tied for that final wild card playoff spot. >>> possible world series preview for the a's in l.a. against the dodgers. the a's clinched last night, while watching houston lose on tv. how do they celebrate? >> you don't. they're not real keen on that this year, which you can understand. we just had a little meeting about it. >> division champion a's all smiles in l.a. robbie grossman, a drive to left here. and bonks off the foul pole, so that's a home run. a's up 1-0. but frankie montos gave up five runs. max muncie, the former a, he's got so much power. dodgers up 3-2. they hit four homers in this contest. bases full, dodgers in the 7th. bellinger to matt olson. dodgers win 7-2 and clinch the n.l. west. >>> nba playoff action. lakers/nuggets. game three western conference finals. nikola yolkic over anthony davi

others dressed as superwoman. 3-year-old lucille wilson and 2-year-old frankie frezzell dressed as justiceurg. it was just a year ago, in this polarized country, justice ginsburg expressed a hope for a return to bipartisanship in supreme court confirmations. acknowledging the temperature in the country and saying at the court, quote, "collegiality is very important. we couldn't do the job the constitution assigns to us unless we worked well together." and tonight, justice ginsburg on how she wanted to be remembered -- >> as someone who did the best she could with whatever talent she had to make things a little better for people less fortunate. >> justice ginsburg in her own words. i'm david muir. . >>> a grand jury in kentucky reach a decision in the breonna taylor case. a former police officer has been charged but not in her death. he faces three endangerment charges for firing into a neighboring apartment. protesters filled the street of louisville expressing their disappointme disappointment. in some instances, the protests turned violent with periodic clashes with police. the grand jur

. >> lucille teresa king. >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king-johnson. >> brian k.irby. >> robert kirkpatrick. >> howard barry kirschbaum. >> glenn davis kirwin. >> helen crossin kittle and her unborn child. >> richard joseph klares. >> peter anton klein. >> alan david kleinberg. >> karen joyce klitzman. >> ronald philip kloepfer. >> eugueni kniazev. >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox. >> rebecca lee koborie. >> deborah a. kobus. >> gary edward koecheler. >> frank j. koestner. >> ryan kohart. >> vanessa lynn przybylo kolpak. >> irina kolpakova. >> suzanne rose kondratenko. >> abdoulaye kone. >> bon seok koo. >> dorota kopiczko. >> scott michael kopytko. >> bojan george kostic. >> danielle kousoulis. >> david p. kovalcin. >> john j. kren. >> william edward krukowski. >> lyudmila ksido. >> toshiya kuge. >> shekhar kumar. >> kenneth bruce kumpel. >> frederick kuo, jr. >> patricia a. kuras. >> nauka kushitani. >> thomas joseph kuveikis. >> victor kwarkye. >> raymond kui fai kwok. >> angela reed kyte. >> andrew la corte. >> carol ann la plante. >> jeffrey g. la

of lucille -- jim aulsen of little weeden -- of loose hold weeden -- of leuthold weeden. tom: in jim's elegant language, it is supposed to happen. jonathan: we know. tom: in the textbooks, it is normal. jonathan: and what happens whenever we get one? the mood swings start to kick in. to keep anht eye on this. even with the fed doing and saying what the fed has been doing and saying, i think that is interesting for high yields to be breaking out. the level is not drastic, but a 40 basis point move widening over a week, i think that gets your attention. jonathan: put that into english, please. even i am lost on that. what does that mean, higher yields? lisa: yes. what it means is that investors are saying that in order to take the risk of investing in lending to this company, we are going to demand a higher premium based on the rate of treasuries in order to be rewarded and compensated for taking that risk. does that clear it up? jonathan: you know he already knows it. tom: she mailed that. -- she mailed that. lisa: there you go, so it's worth it. jonathan: i am just going

[laughter] ♪ lucille ball loved by the nation the groundbreaking comedian from the start of her hollywood

. >> donald trump with the lucille blue response on climate change.use when bad things happen, the two parties want to pick and choose what is to blame. it is all of the stuff that goes into one thing and people would like to see a holistic and responsible response, but instead what they hear from politicians is picking and choosing the things that they like or dislike from the menu and it leads to just the general frustration that the government won't work in the system needs to be broken. >> bret: quickly, the shooting of the two sheriff's deputies also, president coming out saying that there should be death penalties for anybody who kills a cop. >> long-standing position, and averaging out there looking deeper. a poet and issue and my heart goes out to the officers or the scene around the hospital and just despicable to see people protesting. calling for the officers to die. >> bret: panel, thank you very much, we appreciate it. it will may come back, special celebrations when we come back, special celebrations. ♪ not by me, mate. my husband was ki

the woman on the right, her name is lucille brennaman. and the man in the middle, the gi is robert ingraham. peace. japan has surrendered. the war is over. here's another great one. this is 1952. the caption here says "circa 1952, an american soldier reads the stars and stripes newspaper while eating possibly a biscuit with jam in the field during a lull in the fighting in korea." and you see his mess kit next to him there. ten years after this photo -- again, that's 1952. ten years later, of course we have the cuban missile crisis. it breaks out in mid-october, 1962. the whole world thinks the u.s. and the soef eyewitneviet union to have a nuclear war. it ultimately resolves on october 28th. it shot is from the day after it resolved. this is from october 29th, 1962. four gis you can see there reading "the stars and stripes." and you see the headline, "will dismantle bases, khrushchev tells u.s." just one more. i think this is an incredible shot just as photographic -- just as a photographic record. look at that. this is a howitzer gun cr

lucille has been shredded by a turbine because biologists explains hydroelectric power plants are fraught with risks. getting directly hit by a turbine blade is one cause of death another risk is that a fish gets caught between moving parts and its skin gets torn or damaged. strong turbulence is also a major problem because it means fish get thrown about like in a washing machine. hydroelectric power station not. breakers in europe are supposed to ensure that fish can travel through their turbines and safely for now real fish are used in the requisite safety tests and that's where robotic fish come in. the process of investigating mortality rates involves animal testing and in germany that killed several 1000 fish a year sometimes up to $100000.00. the tests don't always run as smoothly as this one here a fish is swimming through a turbine that's moving very slowly that's not always the case. the aim is to conduct such tests in future with robotic fish equipped with a lightweight drive system and sensors to supply the researchers with data about injuries sustained in hydroelectric plants.

they both wore their original wedding outfits, including the dress lucille sewed by hand. >> wow!es, please, a strong faith, and relying on each other's strengths to overcome weaknesses. i'm g d they hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >>> police are investigating a possible homicide. they found the body after 8:00 over main street at marine vista apartments, searching for evidence. >>> an officer faces charges of voluntary manslaughter for shooting and killing a man that was holding the bat inside a walma

. >> now that you're here lucille and i will have a chat about what we think will be best. >> definitely on top. >> reporter: kate's locks so stained even a double process didn't do it trick. >> it's not blonde but i love it. >> all right. so, again, beware of that box of color that you do yourself at home because as you just saw, firsthand right here it is really hard to get the color out. no matter what color your hair is. michael, lesson learned. >> yeah, no, i went blond. it didn't work out well, thank you so much, lara. >>> and now it is time for reinvent you. we're getting schooled on how to achieve success in challenging times. social media sensation garry vaynerchuk is here to help. we've been flooded with questions from fans and a lucky few will get to talk to him live in just a moment. first here's a look at who he is. >> a lot of words to describe you, social media mogul. entrepreneur, internet personal. how would you describe yourself? ♪ >> reporter: gary vaynerchuk is a jack of all trades. five-time "the new york times" best-selling author, serial entrepreneur founding over

frank sinatra has eaten here, lucille ball, but now they're worried as winter approaches, they mightw you some, people came up with ideas like or storage containers or, little igloos in places where people can fit with their own private party where they're protected from the elements outside. but the problem is, as michelle the owner here will tell you, you just don't have the money to spend on things like that right now. >> that's right. i appreciate the creativity. of course, we all do as the restaurant community here in chicago, but the reality is, you know, with some of the permitting requirements and the space requirements, it's just not financially feasible. >> reporter: and so what you really need is indoor dining to expand capacity. you have about fewer than 40 chairs out here. if you could expand to 50% inside, you could get up to 140 seats. >> that's correct. every we have about 36 seats outside right now and 67 inside, so that 50% increase gives us that fighting chance to at least have some volume to make numbers that will help us sustain through the winter. >> reporter: a

and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers.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't sure i was going to get th