Stay updated with breaking news from Mowing lawns. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
it's going to be really emotional to see my mom. i hope she'll take me back in, and she will. i'm going to get me a lawn mower so i can start mowing lawns again and feel good about myself, not feeling like a bum or nothing like that. >> i feel like they knew me. i want to get out and try to be a good person. >> next, chris la force returns to the streets.
persona in court? no. unless i need to. if somebody is really -- i mean, if i have to channel that anger, but i'm just real in court. if i do get that angry at a police officer, i'm going to let him know and i'll be that way, but for the most part i'm very respectful of the court, of judges, of prosecutors until i have to get that way. >> well, sometimes you just have to find a way to stand out. you were mowing lawns working your way through law school and you found a way to stand out. we have to see you do it one more time. >> brian wilson, the texas law hawk! >> the talons of justice right there. >> fantastic. if i'm in texas and i'm in trouble, you're the call i'm making. >> thank you. i hope you never need me, but if you do, i'm there. >> thanks, brian. well, speaking of trouble, unfortunately, veterans have died waiting for care at va
>> she is still years away from her release but is preparing for it now. she works for the prison maintenance department doing everything from mowing lawns to painting furniture. but her passion lies elsewhere. >> you can't really write some of the things that we experience in these prisons. you can't script them. because here you have a person that's been convicted of a double murder but what she does as part of her time and part of her therapy is she puts on puppet shows for children. children's theater. >> translator: these puppet shows are for the children, here in the area, in the kindergartens. we go to the schools so we can make someone happy with them. >> comparing svetla as a female prison to american prisons, there was a different vibe there, i have to say.
she works for the prison maintenance department doing everything from mowing lawns to painting furniture. but her passion lies elsewhere. >> you can't really write some of the things that we experience in these prisons. you can't script them. because here you have a person that's been convicted of a double murder but what she does as part of her time and part of her therapy is she puts on puppet shows for children. children's theater. >> translator: these puppet shows are for the children, here in the area, in the kindergartens. we go to the schools so we can make someone happy with them. >> comparing svetla as a female prison to american prisons, there was a different vibe there, i have to say. i would attribute that to the warden. she was pretty focused on reintegrating these women back into society and she had different means of doing that.
american dream is alive. i'm sure you've seen the commercials and heard the name. he moved to u.s. from pakistan at age of 11. his dad worked several jobs, and he did whatever he could to bring in money including delivering papers and mowing lawns. in high school he got a $5,000 lawn to buy a flower shop in a connecticut neighborhood. he was so successful he opened three more shops with his family bringing in the experiment of arranging fruit in addition to flowers. he launched the first edible arrangement in 1999 in east haven. now there are 1200 stores worldwide. he is with us in studio. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> you're a huge hit around here. we have three arrangements in our work area now consumed greatly. beyond the tastiness that you provide, you provide inspiration here. you got a $5,000 loan from who? >> from family friends. my father's boss.
>> they're red, right. >> absolutely. but i would cut. >> arkansas. >> thank you, jack. >> tennessee, arkansas october 3rd. i'm going to cut that guy's lawn after we beat them. >> whoa. >> you're going to say oh, whee, sooie. >> i'm trash talking about mowing lawns. >> terrible trash talk. >> pretty bad. all right. coming up, a milestone suitable for mickey mouse celebrating 60 years since the opening of disneyland changing the meaning of family vacation forever. a behind the scenes look at all the partying. >> first they're being called pot patches. the new way medical marijuana patients are taking their drug, if you will, they're taking it through the skin. the makers of the product explain why it's a game-changer. you're watching "world news now." reena? >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by just for men air active. or men air active.
>> garbageman. >> mowing lawns and. >> newspaper girl. >> washing dishes in the industrial kitchen at a hospital. >> school nights until 2:00 in the morning. >> many first jobs were hard >> i would wash pots and pans and scrub with no dishwasher. john: but we've learned. >> the value of hard work. >> it was a hoot to make money. >> i'd do better than minimum wage then i bought might own a lot more in the average charge a dollars with a much more lucrative business working for myself. >> it taught me to be punctual. >> you may not be late. >> if i wanted to buy anything for myself i had to make my own money.
many minimum-wage workers are kids learn in there first job my first was the deckhand on a sailboat but i learned to show up on time and do what the boss tells you for all my colleagues also had bad first jobs not always paid minimum wage. >> clean up the parking lot. >> washing dishes. >> garbageman. >> mowing lawns and. >> newspaper girl. >> washing dishes in the industrial kitchen at a hospital. >> school nights until 2:00 in the morning. >> many first jobs were hard >> i would wash pots and pans and scrub with no dishwasher. john: but we've learned. >> the value of hard work.
she works for the prison maintenance department doing everything from mowing lawns to painting furniture. but her passion lies elsewhere. >> you can't really write some of the things that we experience in these prisons. you can't script them. because here you have a person that's been convicted of a double murder but what she does as part of her time and part of her therapy is she puts on puppet shows for children. children's theater. >> translator: these puppet shows are for the children, here in the area, in the kindergartens. we go to the schools so we can make someone happy with them. >> comparing svetla as a female prison to american prisons, there was a different vibe there, i have to say. i would attribute that to the warden. she was pretty focused on reintegrating these women back into society and she had different means of doing that.
she works for the prison maintenance department doing everything from mowing lawns to painting furniture. but her passion lies elsewhere. >> you can't really write some of the things that we experience in these prisons. you can't script them. because here you have a person that's been convicted of a double murder but what she does as part of her time and part of her therapy is she puts on puppet shows for children. children's theater. >> translator: these puppet shows are for the children, here in the area, in the kindergartens. we go to the schools so we can make someone happy with them. >> comparing svetla as a female prison to american prisons, there was a different vibe there, i have to say. i would attribute that to the warden. she was pretty focused on reintegrating these women back into society and she had different means of doing that.