but caught by police. today marks the 79th anniversary of d-day. planning of d-day. i got the bronze star. travis kelce and pat mchomes are going to take over the stage. i have been waiting for this. sorry, sorry. [laughter] coming in hot i already got the going to be playing all week long ainsley: look at the pastries. steve: live from new york. we are having our own fox square diner segment with paris baguette. brian: look at this crowd. central casting. true diner segment where we brought the diner to fox square. ainsley: we did. i thought it was going to be chilly out here. the weather is perfect. everyone out here is really happy. brian: are you guys really happy? [applause] ainsley: the pastries are gorgeous thank you to paris baguette. they brought the macaroon. steve: 35 locations around the world. number one franchise in baked goods. i think about 100 locations here in the united states. they want 1,000 by the end of the decade and i t
baguettes. steve: how pastoral is this. we are about to show you something that happened in new york city on a lazy sunday afternoon are. you know, people are just in the park having a nice time. and then this woman just randomly comes up a crazed woman goes berserk. she is yamplegging the hair of a woman on the lawn and she drag as woman by her hair and people start yelling at her. she lunged toward a mom holding a baby, people gasped and yelled and apparently it stopped her for a while but then she went looking for somebody else, ripped up that guy s newspaper. she went berserk. she walked over to a people signatures at a restaurant outside. tables outside and she just knocks plates and food and drinks on the pavement. she slams glasses down on the pavement and they break. she flips the sidewalk tables she hurls trach over the fence and then she is arrested. she said and a guy who is standing next to her while the police are handcuffing her you
steve: for a hotel. brian: future holiday. carley: persecution. brian: holiday coming soon. steve: there was an event around that time. brian: if you re worried about the baby, the last thing you want a drummer. who brought the drummer boy? we finally got the baby settled down and playing drum all day. carley: i don t know why. brian: what are turtled doves? carley: christmas is the best time of year especially when you were a child. that s my mom holding me when we were looking for a christmas tree. my mom still looks like that by the way. she s beautiful. that s my dad and my sister. always so much fun when you re a child and when you have kids of your own, right? steve: baby doll. carley: i still have the doll in
the mom and dad, the children they brought together, and the surprise. america strong. reporter: husband and wife mike and sarah rousell from temple, texas, together five years, marrying this march. a blended family, each with two children. mike with landon and aubrey. sarah with camryn and jackson. the vacations, the baseball games, the school events. but there was one milestone still left, camryn asking if she could officially be adopted by mike, to have his last name. mike and sarah telling her, it s a long process, but camryn wanted it. years later, mom and dad surprising camryn at school. dad with the sign, i gave you my heart five years ago, and now i give you my last name. and mom holding, it s official, camryn rousell. camryn walking down that hall. dad waiting with a hug. and mom hugging her, too.