the facebook contest named them thelma and louise it.thelma over the weekend had a little lamb, they named this baby man, chase after our show and the chase that went on after her mother. >> said mom, set a baby. a brand-new baby. >> technical difficulty. i know you are a little jealous. you can watch the baby lamb grow up and get healthy. on the facebook page, and little chase is about to be introduced to the entire world at the cumberland county fair 2017. >> could chase grow up to be dinner? >> do not say that about him. he is never going to be dinner. >> it's a legitimate question. they 4h clubs raise these animals and they get big enough and become dinner. >> it did he ever become food? >> they do, actually. >> thank you. >> she is right, the 4h fair. >> why do we name him then? >> don't give him names. >> this is how it works. >> i want to know what chase thinks about what bill thinks. >> what you think? what you think about what bill is saying? he feels pretty bad. >> he is acting a little sheepish. we are getting like completely

. >> thelma and louise. >> never saw it. >> her costar, steven schneider plays ben who becomes the love of her life. and alice is having a hard time ajusting to life with kids and the antics get hairy. >> it's funny and charming and endearing and that comes out of the screen, i want people to have a good time watching the show and feel better about their day. >> forget about the craziness in life for a half hour and have a laugh. >> the show's executive producer is an oscar winning disney animator and created imagery mary using cgi and jenna rehearsed with a puppet but when it comes time she is on her own. it moves to the time slot tonight on 6 abc. happy to have jenna elfman back. >> it looks cute. >>> "action news" will be right back. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover every

this is coral and her sister, who i interviewed her sister thelma, coral had passed away. this was in they were in high school in cash oklahoma. pearl became a star forward for the cardinals. actually all of them had played basketball and lucille, coral and lucille were best friends. she was born with a basketball in her hand. they were all like that. coral was fast and tall and the only blonde on the team so she stood out very much. the other great player -- we could talk about lera. she was 6 feet tall, redheaded and hurt when played forward and guard. back then it was half quart basketball so the offense stayed on one end and the defense on the other. it was six on six. there were a lot of girls on the court when they were playing. lera and vera eventually went on to found the all-american redheads. i don't know if anyone had heard of that team but they became the all-american redheads because lera and vera had red hair and everybody decided to dye their hair red. the next is lucille thurman. she was the youngest girl on the team. she was from cookie town, the shyest gi

"thelma & louise," one of the greatest depictions of female friendship of all time.ifferent. >> you have no idea what they've been saying about me in the press. >> about you and joe, you mean? >> is it in the french papers, too? >> in any language. all they want is a cat fight. you have to stop giving it to them. >> i know. i should be kinder. i want to be, but she sets me off. >> i know the impulse well. but two words-- "no comment." >> easy for you to say, my joan is far worse than your joan. >> not possible. >> stephen: please welcome susan sarandon! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> thank you, sir. >> stephen: well, madam, you were here last summer you were here. >> i have no recollection. >> stephen: june, i think it was before-- early july. it was before the conventions, i think, because we were talking about bernie sanders at the time. you were a big bernie fan. >> yes, still am. >> stephen: sorry he didn't get it. sorry he didn't get it. you said something very interesting at the time, because at that point it didn't look like bernie was

inside they find rachel and porsha, bags packed, looking like they are about to embark on a "thelma andstyle getaway. >> their bags were packed. and it looked like they were getting ready to leave. >> they had what we called burner phones. they had gotten rid of their traceable iphones and had disposable phones. porsha lee had $36,000 in cash in her underwear at the time. >> reporter: in her underwear? >> in three rolls in her underwear. >> reporter: no sign of ralph. in the psychic shop. but out back, in a separate building, they find him. squirrelled away and not at his best. >> i would describe him as disheveled. i had met him on two prior occasions and he didn't recognize me even when i introduced myself. >> reporter: property owner randy sargeant shows me the room where they found him. the heir to a multimillion-dollar timber fortune -- living in a converted garage. not exactly a multimillion-dollar home, huh? >> no, it's not. >> reporter: the irs agents lead mother and daughter out in handcuffs. first porsha, then rachel. later, blancey turns himself in. >> prosecutors claim they

in "thelma & louis." >> not long ago she was a peach.take a look. >> are you crying? >> no. >> are you crying? are you crying? there's no crying -- there's no crying in baseball! >> why don't you leave her alone, jimmy? >> you zip it, doris. >> that is "a league of their own." and a special edition blu-ray is available to relive the film's iconic scenes like this on the field. let's get right it to. geena davis, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i should mention, we actually have the peach costumes, rosie o'donnell wore, the bat and the glove, they were pulled from the archives at sony picture entertainment. so we want to e are live it this morning while we talk to you. kind of cool. >> i should have come out in it. >> right? can i talk to you about this role? >> it is so interesting. it is 25 years ago and we didn't realize at that time how long movies were going to last. i have the same number of girls and young women recognize me from that movie and say, i played sports because of that movie. so it's fun. yeah. >> you are an ol

the oscar for best supporting actress in 19 89 for her role earning her academy award for playing thelmat us all an important lesson. take a look. [ crying ] >> are you crying? >> no. >> are you crying? >> no. >> are you crying? there's no crying. there's no crying in baseball. >> alone, jimmy? >> zip it, doris. >> that is "a league of their own". and a special edition blue ray is available now where you can relive some iconic scenes. good morning, geena davis. >> good morning. >> i should mention before we forget, we actually have the costumes, the peach costumes you all wore plus a bat and a glove. they're pulled from the archi s archives. we want to relive it while we talk about it. kind of cool. >> i should have come out in my costume. >> do people talk to you about this role? >> absolutely. what's so interesting, and it was 25 years ago, and we didn't realize at the time how long movies were going to last. i had the same number of girls and young women recognize me from that movie and say i play sports because of that movie. it's fun. >> and you're an olympic athlete. you're an arch