Big Fighters, Big Cause Fundraiser
Boxing legend and Olympic medalist Sugar Ray Leonard sits down with Cameron and Debbie about his Big Fighters, Big Cause Fundraiser which benefits raising money for diabetes research. He started his foundation with his wife in 2009. He also opens up how it was his family’s financial struggle after his father’s coma that led him to become a professional boxer. He gets teary-eyed when he shares that his father recently passed away at the age of 94.
Pretty in Polka Dots
Lawrence Zarian is introducing you to some of the latest fashionable looks featuring polka dots!
LOOK #1 Kathleen
· Who What Wear Sleeveless Collared Shirtdress ($34.99)
· Raffia tassel earrings ($9.99)
· Straw Black tote ($32.99)
· Look available at Target
LOOK #2 Linda
· Tommy Hilfiger Sleeveless Polka Dot Jumpsuit ($65)
· Susina ¾ Sleeve Crew Neck Cardigan in Medium Charcoal ($12)
· Look available at Nordstrom Rack
LOOK #3 Rose
· Topshop Crop Black Denim Jacket ($80)
· Michael Stars Presley Square Neck Tee in Black ($68)
· Lewit Polka Dot Pleated Skirt ($269)
· Kate Spade New York Li Dot Silk Scarf ($58)
· Topshop Susie 2 Dot Ankle Strap Sandal ($55)
· Look available at Nordstrom
Road Trip Car Prep
Cameron Mathison is getting you ready for your long weekend road trip by showing you ways to prep your car!
Before a road trip, check these important car fluids:
-Engine Oil: Wipe of the engine’s dipstick, dip it back into the oil reservoir and check the oil level. If it is below the recommended level, you can top it off slowly. Do not overfill! Use only the oil that your car manufacturer recommends. Typically a full oil change is needed for most cars every 3 months or 3,000 miles.
-Coolant: Check the levels of your coolant only when your car is COMPLETELY cool. Either first thing in the morning before you turn your car on, or 5 to 6 hours after your car has had time to cool. There should be a Min and Max line on the reservoir. If you need to refill, do so with a coolant that is a 50/50 antifreeze/water mixture. Check this before summer season, winter season, and before long trips.
-Windshield Wiper Fluid: It’s good to top off your windshield wiper fluid at the change of each season. Use windshield wiper fluid, not just water, to help prevent freezing.
Don’t forget, to also check your tires:
-Check your car’s manual or on your door to find what the appropriate tire pressure for your car is. A tire gauge is very simple to use - simply take off the cap on your tire and place the gauge over the pump until you hear a hissing sound, then release. If your pressure is low, you can refill it at your local gas station air compressor. When filling with an air compressor, 1 second= about 1 pound of pressure.
-For a quick tire tread check, stick a penny between the treads, with the head diving downward. If you can see the top of Abraham Lincoln’s head, you may need new tires.
Ed and Matthew Asner
Tv legend and philanthropist Ed Asner is joined by his son, Matthew to talk about The Ed Asner Family Center. Matthew and his wife founded the center, which is an arts and vocational center that also provides mental health care for those on the spectrum. They officially open their doors in Reseda, California on July 8th! The two also discuss their upcoming poker tournament, which benefits the center. This year, they are hosting the tournament at CBS Radford Studios, the same place where Ed performed on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Remi Adeleke
Actor and author of “Transformed,” Remi Adeleke sits down with Home & Family to discuss his life, being born in Nigeria, then moving to the Bronx. He also shares stories of being a Navy SEAL, after facing several obstacles. He would go on to get a Master’s Degree and then pursue his passion for acting, landing several television roles. He also got to work with one of his favorite directors, Michael Bay in “Transformers: The Last Knight.”