turtle time, ramona. >> we work hard.don't want to listen to, i must. everybody, please watch "the real housewives of new york." if you want to see more, it premieres monday, june 4th, on bravo. ladies, thank you for coming in. >>> and coming up here, as josh said, bridesmaids dresses that you will love wearing, which is often not the case >>> we're looking forward to having brad in the park with us tomorrow. one look at the calendar and you know we're at the height of wedding season. one woman who has seen it all, the good, the bad and the ugly, is lori allen. home of brides by lori. and lori's here with four different looks for four different types of wedding. lori, good to see you. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> you've seen crazy things in your day. >> 32 years of doing this. i don't know if i've seen it all. >> what's the craziest thing you've seen? >> the sister of the groom didn't like the dress. shed a alterations done. and got mad and went into the fitting room and took the scissors and cut up her dress an

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that was melody and her daughter ramona g.we would like to welcome you to the third annual statewide celebration in recognition of asian pacific islander american heritage month. and this event is hosted by mayor ed lee. i'll tell you a little bit more about apapa first. it's a nonprofit and nonpartisan. since 2001, our focus has been on educating the public about public policy and fostering future leaders from our minority communities to serve at federal, state, and local levels. the mission of asian pacific islander american public affairs association known as apapa, easier to say, is to empower asian and pacific islander americans in civic and public affairs through education, active participation, and leadership development to accomplish this objective, apapa provides the following core services to the community. >> apapa provides civic engagement, youth leadership development and community service. the theme of tonight's event is a is celebration of the achievements and accomplishments of asian americans in the state of c

tell you i am surrounded by hundreds of books here and i have to tell you i used to love the book "ramonae was this book that i used to love to reed. i'm going to look for it here but listen they are gearing up for the baltimore reads book event coming up on saturday and this morning, i have mark fiery joining me live here. and he's actually the director here for the book reads program. tell me a little bit what about athis event on -- about why this event on saturday is so important. >> this is where we collect as many books as possible to collect the he sources that are required for children to learn how to read. we've found within a lower income home, children will have only about 100 hours of reading time with their parents whereas in a middle income home they'll have over 1,000 hours. to build that vocabulary they need to have these resources and have the books at home. we put them up on the shelves here and get them into schools and teachers' hands and get them into families much as possible so that these children have the tools they need to be successful. >> reporter: the book bank

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dirk has a brother and a sister named roy and ramona. the name of dirk's first book is "confessions of a caw macaw swree cowboy." dirk was a member of di-delta-pheta. he wrote and directed "cahoot" in 2001. >> i didn't know i did all of this. >> you had quite the career. you made an interesting point. you said you had a vibrant sex life and it killed your sex life. celebrity killed your sex life. >> i was not unsuccessful with women when i was a normal guy. i had to work at it. i had to extend myself and talk and take them to diner and be somebody. when i was filming cat battle star galactica" we would go to this bar next to ucla and have beer. and there were the pretty co-eds and i would try to chat them up. i smelled like a hick from montana. the show went on in 1978 and i went in the next friday and the girls are sitting there and they glance and saw me and they went -- and they all came down and i was charming and funny and everybody hoping on every word and i went, oh my god. >> women are evil. >> they are drawn to celebrity. >> doe

. >> ramona moran has a message for her mom, maureen stevens.thing in the world that you wouldn't do no me. although i will never be able to repay you, i want you to know my love flows deeply and eternally for you. >> well written. it is like a hallmark card. >> she needs to work for hallmark apparently. can you post a shout out to your mom on our facebook opinion as well. we are asking what is the best advice your mother ever gave you. so write in with that with the best advice your mother gave you. >> what is yours? >> i would have to think about it. >> i would have to think about it too. >> it is usually the one your mother always says to you. my mother says take care of yourself. without your health, you have nothing. >> my mom used to say eat your vegetables. >> eat your lima beans. >> i got to get to the forecast real quick. you get the bus stop forecast. >> there they are. >> they might want a light jacket or sweater, that kind of thing. temperatures are chilly but a lot of sunshine. we are expecting a lot of sunshine here in about 15 min

danny, john, and ramona. but social entrepreneurship is really important, creating warriors and quiet waters was a hard thing to do. and it may be can only work in a place like bozeman, but once we have the template built, it can be replicated. my fondest hope, when i started talking about it initially five years ago, my hope was we would build something that could be replicated across the country. of course, not necessarily flyfishing. you wouldn't be flyfishing presumably in texas or florida, maybe in new york you could, but i would just love to see our program be a model that was reproduced throughout the nation. and it could be with any number of things, not, it's not about flyfishing. it's about showing love and appreciation for really wonderful people. >> your question is about veterans, and i guess my thought on that is i think that we're pretty glass that even in our younger generations, that we have people that still stand up to say, you know, i will go, and that takes a lot of courage, knowing that

(male #3 yelling) ramona! ramona! why does my life have to be like this? why do i have to go through this every day? life shouldn't even be worth this. i should just end it all. what am i going to do? dang, you keep moving like that, you'll definitely get a raise. hey joan, i was wondering if the gloves came in yet? what are you worrying about some gloves? aren't you a football player? i just wanted some gloves so my hands don't get wet. man, i think my boss is sending me weird signals. should i tell anybody? i really need the money. what should i do? (female teen) verbal harassment: comments about clothing, personal behavior, or a person's body; sexual or sex-based jokes; requests for sexual favors or repeatedly asking a person out; sexual innuendos; telling rumors about a person's personal or sexual life; threatening a person. (male teen) tell the harasser that the conduct is inappropriate and must stop immediately. report the incident to a supervisor, or someone with authority in the company. follow the company complaint process, if one exists. if not,