your when in fact she was pretty much the main support, financial support, for her first husband, rolly, by playing in an elegant restaurant, piano and organ and other jobs, and her husband, rolly, was hired by a franchiseee, an early franchisee to manage an early franchise in st. louis park, minnesota, that joan was behind the scenes on, and so you really don't get a sense of how hard joan and her first husband really worked, and also in the movie they say that joan is certain of plot twist that convinces ray to use milk shake machine mix. that's not true. and that's -- >> host: instead of real ice cream. >> guest: it's minutiae but important historically because it turns out -- i found this out -- i still hear from people who are mcdonald's historians so it's that kind of information that is really key and critical, and joan really was so important behind the scenes in the early days of mcdonald's. she wasn't just a trophy wife, a beautiful, much younger wife. she was working the french-fryer with her house who became an early franchisee. >> host: the movie -- she isn't portrayed as m

her husband, rollie was hired by a franchisee to manage an early franchise in st. louis park, minnesota that joan was behind the scenes on. so you don't get a sense of how hard joan and her first husband really worked and also they say that joan is the plot twist that convinces ray to use the milkshake mix and that's not true. >> it's interesting, it's minutia but it's factual minutia that's important historically especially turns out i still hear from people who are mcdonald's historians. if that information that's keen critical. joan really was so important behind the scenes in the early days of mcdonald's. she wasn't just a trophy wife, she was working the french fryer with her husband who became an early franchisee. in the movie, she is not pretrade as much in the movie but there is the theme on the piano weather singing pennies from heaven, that's the night they met. >> ray rices and its autobiography grinding it out from 1977 and other people cooperate that, ray was shopping around for franchisees around the midwest and he went to st. paul to the criterion re

i also got to interview phil niekro and rollie fingers. why do you think the statistic of the save was added to the mob in 1967? - i think just something to give relief pitchers a statistic to, you know. - [scott] if that isn't enough, matt has also gotten to interview movie star billy crystal, and former president, george w. bush. - of course their former, or current, jobs weren't necessarily about baseball, but george bush used to own the texas rangers, billy crystal was a huge yankee fan, and so both of which were great conversations to have. - [scott] along with his blog and video blog, matt wrote a book titled amazing aaron to zero zippers, about the as to zs of baseball history. - and basically it's an alphabet book, so it's 26 chapters, i mean basically they're letters, of just any aspect of baseball history, whether it be a player, a team, a moment, a stadium, an era. - [scott] with the help of summer games books, matt plans to donate all of the proceeds to charities having to do with baseball. - those four charities are the jackie

meld kaye kmau clinic process jean kwaun and her physician husband earlier in the days protestor rollied outside city ha hall. she had no comment before the meeting and no word from the planning department if it will approve or deny the proposal. >>> new at 11:00. caught in the act. watch this video. surveillance show as woman trying to steal a package from the front porch of a san jose home she didn't get home because the home owner caught her right there as nbc bay area sergio quintana was brave on the woman's part. he joins us live from san jose. >> this is an attempted robbery that happened in the middle of the afternoon in broad daylight and not only did that woman confront that pair of attempted robbers she also managed to get her delivery back. here is the video. you can see the woman walk over to the front door. she stoops over and picks up a box that that then scrambles to a waiting dodge suv ands tos the box in the front seat as she jumps in the back, heidi bureaus gets home and see what's happening. >> wait a minute i'm like they're stealing my boxes. >> in the video you can s

. >> i will paint a rolly pollee on this rock. >> reporter: to hiding, to finding... >> the mustache and the bug one and the flower one. >> reporter: do you have a favorite? >> all of them. >> reporter: livermore has taken on a new name, livermore rocks. >> i painted this one. >> reporter: chavez used to put painted rocks in front of her bath shop downtown and then she noticed they were disappearing. only to be rehidden and discovered somewhere else. >> i did this on a camping trip, just for inspirational, if someone runs into it, they can fill a little uplifted. >> reporter: the craze has taken off with thousands of people posting photos on a livermore ca rock facebook page, in fact, that is one way to get clues as to where rocks are hidden. >> actually have seen a couple of rock painting parties downtown. >> reporter: even the livermore police department had a rock delivered on its front steps. >> how many rocks would you say you have painted? you are up to 50 now? >> 50 or more. >> reporter: we decided to get in on the fun as well. here is my rock, i am at an undisclosed location

. >> reporter: it's still unclear why officer bodycams weren't rolli rolling during the incident, but we are now hearing the call from that patrol car after justine damond's 911 call ilding. screaming behind the officer was performing cpr onr, the 40-year- old yoga instructor. >> i'm starting cpr! >> copy 530, doing cpr. >> reporter: the "minneapolis star tribune" says damond was in her pajamas talking to the officer in the driver's seat. when the other officer fired through the driver door. an autopsy revealing damond died from a gunshot to the abdomen. the officer who fired the shot -- identified in news reports as mohamed noor -- a two-career veteran with three complaints fil the officer also facing a lawsuit from a woman who claims he unlawfully restrained her. noor's attorney releasingd a statement extending his condolences to the family and adding that he "empathizes with the loss others are experiencing." damond moved to the u.s. from australia a few years ago. >> i had moved my whole life over and that in and of itself had been a surprise. >> reporter: she and her fiance were

. >> i will paint a rolly pollee on this rock. >> reporter: hiding, to finding. >> the mustache one and and the flower one. >> reporter: do you have a favorite one? >> all of them. >> reporter: livermore has taken on a new name, livermore rocks. >> i painted this one. >> reporter: chavez used to put painted rocks in front of her bath shop downtown and then she noticed they were disappearing. only to be rehidden and discovered somewhere else. >> i did this on a camping trip, just for inspirational, if someone runs into it, they can feel a little uplifted. >> reporter: the craze has taken on with thousands of people posting photos on a livermore ca rocks facebook page, in fact, that is one way to get clues as to where rockerize hidden. >>-- rocks are hidden. >> i have seen rock painting parties downtown. >> reporter: the livermore police department had a rock delivered on its front steps. how many rocks have you painted? you are up to 50 now? >> 50 or more. >> reporter: we decided to get in on the fun as well. here is my rock, i am at an undisclosed location in livermore, it is up to you

closings are about to begin in poser is rollie's case.ceo has declined to take the witness stand. we're back with more news on this thursday coming up in two minutes. stay with us. >>> welcome back. it is 5:54 on your thursday morning. home surveillance cameras are supposed to give you a peace of mind but what if you weren't the only one watching. >> vicky women discovered a security concern involving several popular brands of cameras that could give strangers a peek into your lives. here's a look at our story for tonight. >> you're watching me on a home security camera. many of these cameras are now connected to the internet so you can see your home from anywhere. but as weir about to show, you some of these cameras have a security hole you need to know about. otherwise you'll risk broadcasting your private life to a stranger. it's exactly what happened to this woman. we're blurring the details to protect her identity because she was unintentionally recorded in her home by this man in san francisco. he bought a security camera and return

. >> start start with the rolly y'all. >> he posted this work out video, and then over week end, a stormer he did this impersonation of it. he was not that the wedding but it is cavs teammate, irving was and he says he did enjoy the impersonation. all in good fun. i would like to think. >> giving juvenile offenders a second chance, up next why critics say california law could be sentenced to life without -- life without parole is unfair. >> out of a jail. 11 were recaptured overnight. the escape happened about 30- miles from birminghaming ham. we didn't know how they guilty out. they were in prison on charges from amendmented it murder to disorderly conduct. the prisoners still unlooses was jailed for alleged drug offenses. >>> a proposed new state law would giver people convictedover a crime when they were teens a chance at parole after 25 years. the u.s. supreme court has called life sentence for juvenile physicianers cruel and unusual unishment. state law has been approved, and berkeley police are investigating the berkeley peer. officers were called to foot of the university avenue are

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