discover what's good - pantene nutrient blends >>> in lighter news, nancy giles has an overnight newsistory lesson about one of the nation's most popular summer retreats. >> here's george. ♪ yum >> it's whole some. >>> on a hot summer day, who doesn't like a popsicle. ♪ popsicle >> yes, it's delicious popsicle. >> but did you know the original popsicle sprang from the mind of a 10-year-old-way named frank eperson? on an unusually cold he h g and frank's granddaughter. >> in the morning when he came out it was frozen solid. so he took it out and that was the beginning of the popsicle. >> reporter: he would have to grow up before he'd patented the idea. yes, the popsicle had a patent, in 1924. >> he called it ep-sickle, ep or eperson and sickle because it looked like an icicle. he ran up and put his arms around his fath and said, pa, pop, can i have a sickle? i want a popsicle. >> i love that. >> reporter: frank took his popsicled to neptune beach the coney island of the west. >> each week it would be a different kid going in and asking for a popsicle. and the guy would have to say we d

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nancy giles does the honors. osicle is pre.olesome. >> reporter: on a hot summer day, who dosn't like a popsicle? ♪ >> yes, it is delicious popsicle. >> reporter: but did you know the original popsicle sprang from the mi-year-old boy? back in 1905, on an unusually cold san francisco night -- >> he had some kind of soda mix, in a glass, and for experimental reasons, he decided to leave it out on the porch overnight. >> reporter: kathleen epperson is frank's granddoubter. >> and the morning when he came out, it was frozen solid. so he took it out, and that was the beginning of the popsicle. >> reporter: he would have to grow up before he patented the idea. yes, the popsicle had a pat tenpat >> he called it eppsicle. >> reporter: but his 4-year-old son george, came up with a catchier name. >> he ran u father's legs, and he said, pop, pop, can i have a sicle. popsicle. >> reporter: he took it to neptune beach, the coney island of the west. >> each week there would be a different kid going in and asking for a popsicle. and the guy w