lucy murina was one of the first twenty participants. three years after taking part in the program, she tells us how she has been able to make use of this experience back home. lucy mutinda works out every morning for 40 minutes. she never misses a day. when she lived in germany, she regularly went to the gym. but now she's got a job in management and doesn't have much time. >> the days i don't do the work out, i feel like my head is clogged up. but once i do it in the morning, i shower and get ready for work i feel fresh to face >> these cd's are souvenirs of her time in germany. hannover for one year. after securing an educational scholarship, she completed an internship at the german auto parts company continental. lucy says she appreciated the value placed on order and punctuality in germany -- she could depend on things. at least most of the time. >> one day, i had trouble with the water in my apartment. i couldn't believe that could happen in germany. usually everything works great. but that one day, there was no water on my apartm

we're so lucky that lucy picked us. [ female announcer ] purina cat chow complete. always there for you. [ female announcer ] purina cat chow complete. by what's getting done. measure commitment the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. >>> here's a look at the weather this some cities around the country. 91 in miami. thunderstorms in chicago, 91. thunderstorms as well in dallas, 94. clouds, then sun in los angeles, 74 degrees. >>> let's check your national forecast. more blistering heat and thunderstorms across much of the country. mainly dry from pennsylvania to new england with thunderstorms in some areas. severe storms could dump as much as 1 inch i

lucy kraft watches a master chef at work preserving local recipes half a world away captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. the national weather service calls the heat historic. and for americans just about everywhere there is little relief. temperatures in the 90s, even 1900s have settled in across much of the country. take a look at this, 99 new record highs were set in june. compare that with only one in june of 2011 and none in june 2010. and to make matters worse right now roughly 3 million people are still without power following friday night's powerful storms. whit johnson is tracking the weather and the cleanup. >> as utility crews scramble to restore power to 45% of the dc metro area, temperatures flirted with triple digits for the fourth day in a row. >> all cleaned out. >> for people like 67-year-old bob cole of arlington, virginia, the combination of heat and no lech tris sit life threatening. >> i'm diabetic so we have to keep insulin and i have to eat, you know, certain foods. >> reporter: fortutely bob is

our correspondent lucy williamson has more. >> this was one of north korea pose the most careful men until today. a chief of the million-strong army, ri yong-ho was not only a military commander but a key power broker, a guardian of the country opposing recent succession to kim jong un. this support of the young heir was seen as crucial. he was pictured walking with the young leader alongside his father's a hearse. now he has been abruptly removed from power because of illness. that's what north korea says. this could be an attempt of kim jong un to consolidate power. the army has grown in power over the past decades and ri yong-ho was regularly pictured with kim jong un on military visits. being seen as commander-in-chief was all the more important for a leader as young and untested as this one. kim jong un has a leadership style that is publicly more relaxed and more jovial than his father. last week he showcased a new female companion smartly dressed in western-style clothing. that was enough to spark favors speculation over the direction of his personal life. now there are questi

. >> reporter: lucy alwin was working when the roof caved in.twist of fate that claimed both their lives. for lucy's fiancee, the reality is hitting hard. >> i was supposed to be with her for the rest of my life, so... >> reporter: there are many questions about what led to the mall collapse. the people of elliot lake are waiting for answers. >> there's lots of people who feel there should be a criminal investigation. there's been problems with the mall for a while. >> in addition to those two deaths, the collapse injured 22 people. >>> a lifeguard in florida ends up getting fired for doing what he's trained to do. thomas lopez saved a 2146 year-old swimmer who was drowning in the ocean. however, the swimmer was not in lopez's assigned area. the man was in a section where he was swimming at his own risk, so they fired the lifeguard because he violated company policy. >> they made it very clear beforehand that we would lose our job if we did violate this rule, but i wasn't going to let that stop me, you know? a stupid rule over someone's life. >>

lucy craft shows us the modern day women who would make the samurai of old en days proud. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, i'm anthony mason. millions of americans endured yet another day of blistering heat, temperatures in the 90s and even the 100s covered much of the country today. at least 30 people have died from the heat, which the c.d.c. says routinely kills more people than all other weather events combined. elaine quijano is braving the heat for us here in new york. >> reporter: good evening, anthony. one doctor told us today normally in heat waves it's the elderly and the very young who are especially vulnerable. but she said a combination of factors now means everyone is at risk. louisville, kentucky was among the hottest spots in the country today. the murkry there climbed to 108 degrees. >> it's a little bit -- i'm really glad there's air conditioning. >> reporter: triple digits spread across the midwest, northeast and mid atlantic. dr. michelle carter of howard university medical center in d.c. recommends people stay in

lucy craft, cbs news, tokyo. >>> i wouldn't mess with any of those women.e if it is a show. looked pretty convincing to me. after your local news on "cbs this morning," latest on on campaign 2012 as candidates face a tax within their own party. we'll get reaction from ed rendell. foerm pennsylvania -- former pennsylvania governor. >>> a new development in the drowning of actress natalie wood years ago and jennifer winer will be along with her new book called the next best thing. that and more a little later on "cbs this morning." for now, though, that will do it for the "cbs morning news" for a this monday. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i've been shot outside a oakland movie the order. capping off a violent weekend in the east bay. >>> low clouds and fog this morning. lots of sunshine and a major keep it coming your

bullets that threaten their livelihoods but also soaring prices and a lack of basic goods artie's lucy coffin of reports. but conflict in syria that is now being called a civil war there was more bloodshed and killing in syria today the newest massacre in syria while bullets and body bags may lead news headlines on syria but death is not the only toll of this war ordinary citizens who haven't picked sides in this conflict now live in daily fear for their lives and now they're also paying dearly with their livelihoods prices for food everything are very highly were under growing crisis. now serious currency has lost more than half of its value since the fighting began and used to cost about forty seven syrian pounds to buy one u.s. dollar before the war one hundred pounds to the dollar one year later this inflation unfortunately is only set to get worse with the government now printing more cash just to stay afloat now or oil was once a pillar of syria's economy but an embargo has cut revenues for the government by nearly one third now those sanctions may have been aimed at the governme

hear whether rebel forces are committed to a peaceful solution well let's get more on this now from lucy kauffman a. well lucy on the surface it looks like the sides have little common ground but what can we actually expect. well the answer to your question unfortunately lies within the question that sells there are very few common grounds for the new sides here as these talks are set to kick off with the head of the syrian national council set to meet personally with the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov we do know the one common. brown's starting point for these talks is that all sides agree that there needs to be some sort of a political transition in syria given the fact that after sixteen months of violence it does not really look like that situation is getting any better however the major division at hand here is over the role the president harsh are all asado if any should play in these transitions now based on the what we've heard from the syrian national council opposition members to arrived in moscow yesterday and had a press conference with the borders they sort of dug in

lucy cathy. wants. meanwhile there are fears that kathy's son saif al islam will be used as bait to distract libyans and mold public opinion even officials from the hague tribunal say his trial won't be anything but a kangaroo court although political commentator luke samuel says the international criminal court is part of the reason libya remains locked in violence. the disunity that we're seeing in really has come around as a result of the western intervention in the uprising of which the i.c.c. was very much a part of the i.c.c. prosecutions are by their very nature political you know the i.c.c. is used as a mechanism for trying those individuals which may lend some political authority to the interventions of the west and that's why the i.c.c. is so often used in these interventions in order to bolster the earth already of western institutions and it's also the fact that the n.t. see how it's all forty on the ground bolstered by these indictments the indictments issued against the gadhafi family lent

lucy back here and half an hour and goodnight.

after all these years i love lucy story figure one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. [ laughter ]ng splendidly. speed it up. >> bill: i love lucy broke all sorts of barriers in tv. 1952 lucille ball butted heads with sensors who told her a specific word could not be used on her program. what word was that? what word offended the sensors? and the answer is, pregnant. that is correct. pregnant with little ricky. little ricky was called. >> i don't know what the topic is more often. >> bill: you are doing pretty well. it's a tie. so it's a cliff hanger. all right? she does a news show so this is kind of news to her. >> bill: funniest people continues. >> doocy pretty much destroying the whole concept. w.c. fields, everyone. >> who is that? >> bill: using a hard drinking wise guy persona. >> i would like to take this -- i will key that up to you. >> all right. >> keep your eye on the ball. >> bill: now many don't know that w.c. fields was offered a role in a major hollywood blockbuster. he turned it down supposedly because the studio didn't offer him enough money. what movie was it? w

. >> the world premiere upright grand a music, poignant and funny opens in the lucy stern theater.the 3nd san francisco jewish film festival the best of jewish cinema highlighting more than 5700 years of culture in bay area theaters. the 15th brave new voices international poetry slam the largest in the world finals saturday at oakland's fox theater. don sanchez, abc7 news. [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [cheering] meredi meredith: thank you. hello, everybody, and welcome to "millionaire." you know, there is a pledge at the post office that goes "neither rain nor snow nor gloom of night will deter our couriers from their appointed rounds." our audiences here seem to take that pledge. they show they show up no matter what the weather is to support our contestants, and now we want to do a little something special for you guys. we're going to give you a shot at winning a cruise today. [cheering and applause] it is cruise in and win week,

lucy was referring to this earlier, the identity of the mystery woman seen standing by the fires has been revealed. it turned out the north korean leader is now married. the lady beside him is his wife. >> at long last confirming the marriage of the supreme leader. speculation about private life in recent weeks when unidentified woman was pictured attending with him. now she has been officially revealed. not much is known of her. she is said to be from a well- to-do family, but her western- style clothing and hair cut prompted many in the south to speculate on his attitude and influences. just like any young couple in love, they like to have fun. the leader of one of the world's most heavily-armed nations attending with his wife. the u.s. has just wish it did north korean couple well. take a we had obviously seen the report. and-- >> we have obviously just seen the report. we wished any newlywed couple well, but our concerns are for the north korean people and hope that conditions for them will improve. to go beyond leader has projected a much more open and relaxed approach since tak

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>> this is the lucky lucy foundation in south africa. what they're doing is letting these dogs out for a run. this foundation does a lot for animals. and poor people and children. and they go into communities that don't have food for themselves, let alone their dogs, so they help sterilize the dogs. they help care for the dogs. but they also go in and educate the communities where the dogs live among people. so they help the people, too. >> how cute, they all seem like they're friends. all different sizes, little itty guys and big old guys. >> i have a feeling there's someone on other side of the camera that we can't see, holding a big old steak. >> this video is enough to make you happy. if you're having a bad day? watch this video. >>> mousetraps aren't the most humane way to get rid of your pest problem. this guy is from finland, he's got a name with far too many vowels in it for me to pronounce. i'm going to call him "this guy." good thing this guy doesn't choose to use it on little rodent. instead he use it is on the cute little thi

mention of women is by wesley kerr mitchell, the great economist and husband of radcliffe graduate lucy sprague mitchell who is the first dean of berkeley and the founder of the school. in the paper, she woke about liberty's need to be tempered by justice. quote, later revelations of the exploitation of child workers, of young persons and also of women led to further protective legislation. in this instance, women were classed with children as needing special state protection. now, the second mention of women came in the lecture, a professor corrado genie of the university of rome. he sought to promote a broader international understanding by suggesting relativism when it came to judging other societies. when's no conflict between the authority and the individual. and he gave the example, although outsiders may, quote, lament the condition of certain people who they regarded as crushed under the heel of authority. for example, this is frequently the attitude of women in many past and present societies. they accept the position without any sacrifice and regard themselves as completely fr

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it serves as headquarters for the north face, jansport and lucy brands. for employees, there's a gym, cafe, and vegetable garden. >> the people that work for these brands are very passionate about the environment and outdoors. they want to be able to not only see it, but they wanted to be able to work in it. we have outdoor meeting areas. wi-fi throughout the campus. >> it will be home to about 500 employees. >>> a couple of megawalgreens drugstores are coming to san francisco. the chain is remodeling and expanding on powell street, and at the one in chinatown on stockton street. it will feature a bakery, a juice and coffee bar, and fine wines and alcohol. there are only two others like them in the country. one store is in new york. the other is in chicago. construction is set to begin in october. >>> california's ban on foie gras just went into effect this month. it is made by force feeding ducks or geese to expand their livers. allie rasmus told us how some restaurants are already finding ways to get around the ban. >> reporter: at the presidio social c

it's always kind of like, charlie brown hoping lucy won't pull away the football. and one of the things, if you think in terms of economics, what do we know about economics? or social or cultural issues? incentives work. incentive systems work. we have created a system in which every incentive is to not compromise, not cooperate. every incentive whether it's trying -- how you have to win a closed party primary. one of the examples that i used in delaware where in delaware nearly a million people in delaware. doesn't impress people in new york, maybe. but it's not a small place. there's nearly a million people. and people were shocked when mike castle a popular congressman lost the republican primary for the senate. but the woman who beat him, christine o'donnell, i don't care if you were for o'donnell or whoever, she only got 30,000 votes. what kind of a system is it because we have in every state by four we have sore loser laws that if you ran in a party primary and lost you cannot have your name on the ballot in november. and so we have a system where 30,000 peop

. >> en el voto latino obama ganaria por un 70% portavoz de obama nos acompaña, lucy gracias por estarratando de acuerdo de que hablar. >> pero no pudimos . >> debe obama ser reelegido?. >> partimos con los republicanos . >> obama dice que su plan si ha funcionado, la economía se cae a pedazos, sigue subiendo el desempleo, la economía se estancó, obama no entiende la economía de estados unidos, no la va a echar para adelante, romney tiene una experiencia que señala que va a mejorar . >> de ¿cómo crecer la economía . >> hay que acordarnos de esto . >> vamos a ver llevamos 18 meses unos 4,8 millones de trabajos c reados, su visión es que crezca la economía de dentro hacía fuera, no de arriba hacía abajo . >> si mantenemos los impustos bajos según romney para los más ricos no conviene, son dos visiones totalmente opuestas, la visión de obama dice que es así, creciendo el gobierno . >> en san antonio denver, aquí en miami, depende del sector público . >> la versión de romney es una versiónque cree que él sudor de la frente de su trabajador crea el nuevo ipad, es la persona que mueve la eco

with me lucy catherine of let's take a look at some of the habit latest headlines will u.n. findings in the syrian prominence of the hamas district contradict the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre there this as the international red cross declared the conflict a civil war a status that could mean potential war crimes prosecutions. a rebuilding operation is underway in russia's southern resort region which is still struggling to recover from deadly flooding hundreds of volunteers have rushed to help those left without homes and supplies after the disaster that claimed more than one hundred seventy lives. and anti-authority clashes in spain it turned of violent this week with police leaving dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they don't want to be held accountable for the country's banking woes. and now let's take a look at how much good food is simply being thrown away by american supermarkets artie's documentary is up next huge. here's my letter to dan de the c.e.o. of trader joe's have also included a copy of the good samaritan act which was signed into

we're so lucky that lucy picked us. [ female announcer ] purina cat chow complete.lways there for you. >>> while extreme weather events like floods, wildfires and tornadoes have drawn headlines this year, a major drought has been quietly building in the midwest. it's already affecting food prices. corn is up 11% from a year ago. dean reynolds has more from the dry fields of illinois. >> bob bleuer's thousand acre farm is dying of thirst. >> this looks really kind of -- >> puckering up pretty tight. >> disfigured. >> it's lack of water. he and his wife pat are fifth generation farmers growing mostly corn and soybeans. they haven't had a good rain for months in channahon, a native american word meaning where waters meet. this year the water never showed up. >> the corn looks like a pineapple plant. >> in a good year, they would harvest 200 bushels of corn an acre. this year, they'll be lucky to get five. where should these be now? i mean, height? >> really? >> as high as you can reach. >> his soybeans are faring no better under the relentless sun. he could lose $150,0

we're so lucky that lucy picked us. [ female announcer ] purina cat chow complete.ays there for you. >>> pretty scary situation here. amazing pictures this morning from colombia. 3-year-old boy fell into a sewer and clung to a stick overnight. until searchers found him on wednesday, the child was rescued from what could have been a death trap. handed to his distraught mother and rushed to a hospital for emergency medical treatment, he's expected to be just fine. cbs "moneywatch" time now on a friday morning. an unusual warning about the ford escape and guitar maker fender hits the wrong cord with its ipo. ashley morrison here in thork with that. happy friday, good morning. >> happy friday to you too, terrell. nikkei fell almost a 1.5% and the hang seng went up april fraction. >>> good earnings reports from ibm and others. stocks went higher for a third day. the dow is up 34 points and the nasdaq gained 23. >>> one tech company that didn't fare so well was microsoft. it posted its first quarterly loss in its 26 years as a public company. the loss resulted from a $6.2

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meanwhile in formula one team lucy have issued a statement saying test drive. is making remarkable progress as she recovers from last week's crash they spotted off her right eye after crashing into a support truck ahead of the british grand prix she has since been taken out of the neurological unit at addenbrooke's hospital and is freely communicating with family members who remain by her bedside the thirty two year old is no longer receiving sedation and the team say she is making small but significant steps medical assessments are ongoing to monitor improving condition. now to the n.b.a. where recently crowned champions miami hate resting on their laurels they've added veterans ray allen and rashard lewis to their ranks for next season they claimed their second n.b.a. championship last month with a series win over the oklahoma city thunder and they appear determined to keep hold of that title arrives as the n.b.a. record holder for the most three pointers while his former seattle teammate lewis will earn nearly one point five million dollars from the move plu

jonny lee miller and lucy lui star in "elementary." >> i think that it's great that they made watson female because i think for a series it makes a little bit more interesting. >> i'm taking you for a cop. >> reporter: dennis quaid and michael chiklis star in the drama "vegas." >> just want to do business. >> he just wants his piece of the pie. >> that's right. >> reporter: janet montgomery and kyle mclaughlin star in "made in jersey." >> and finally, apologize. >> you see where she comes from and how she balances that with her work life and so likable. >> reporter: they came out to celebrate the new prime time lineup. the hit come byes "two broke girls" and "the big bang theory" will be back too. >> but our relationship kind of trumps our relationships with our significant others because we've been friends for -- we've got a major bromance going on. >> reporter: the fall lineup also brings back

lucy williamson reports. >> six months into the job of north korean leader, kim jong- un is still collecting titles. his resume is already a little top-heavy. commander, head of the party, and now, the latest top job to be added to his portfolio, marshal of the north korean army. in practice, it's north korea's top position. the title is only awarded to leaders after death. kim jong-un knows how important the military is in north korea. for years, he and his father have been pictured next two uniformed officials -- next to uniformed officials. also, this man was promoted. he is not wde of north korea, but his promotion and that of his leader points to changes at the heart of north korea's power structure. a bid perhaps by kim jong-un to stamp his authority on the new regime. the question then is, what he will do with it. recent pictures of a young woman have fuelled speculation that he is a modernizer. it could simply be, like his father, he has already learned control in north korea is about controlling the army. >> in french architect who was being held in cambodia with alleged links to a

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