hi, granddad! happy boxing day, granddad! granddad, do you want to play "who am i"?i think that's probably not a very granddad-friendly game, ben. but why don't you sit down, frank? right. jake: do you remember jane, granddad? no. jane: oh! ( laughs ) hello. granddad, i did this picture for you. oh, yeah? this is you. th-that's your unicorn. mm-hmm. and you're fighting osama bin laden, voldemort, and that's the creepy one that sits next to simon cowell, and i can't remember her name. how is everything? jane! did you get here all right? yeah. actually, i was an hour early. ( whispers ) sorry! no, it's been fine. and you were right. it's nice to do something for people who are on their own at christmas. uh-huh. yeah, um, this is mack. jane: hiya! he's gonna be joining us for lunch. ( says something heavily scots ) is he albanian? uh, no. no, darling. he's from scotland. right, who's for a drink? mack: a wee johnny walker would be nice. jane: i'll get that. frank: cheers, mack. look. karen has done me this lovely drawing. that horse has got a javelin coming out his head

a family discovered them last month while they were cleaning out their granddad's attic. they are dividing that money evenly among 20 cousins. isn't that something? >>> take us into the weekend. >> pretty cool. the weekend on the warm side, make stormy, too. expect to see some thunderstorms. you can see some out there right now. so heads-up for that. we talk about the heat, high temperature tomorrow, 96 against we hit it yesterday, we hit it today. i think we'll get there again tomorrow. on sunday, most of the day should be okay, but we do have a chance for strong to severe thunderstorms, especially late sunday afternoon into friday -- or into sunday evening. temperature sunday around 95. will dip down to 88 on monday. that would be the coolest day. that's actually our average high before moving right back into the 90s as we head into next week with a couple chances at storms. no real big organized areas of severe weather, but we'll be watching it for you right here at nbc4. >>> all right. so, do you remember what you were doing at this time 16 years ago? then as now, rem

what you have done in those meetings, we have sat in those meetings and you heard from everybody, granddad. but that is what he wanted -- good and bad. but that is what you wanted. thank you everyone for your accomplishments here. do we want to have a motion? emotion to night that two of them? -- a motion to knight that two of them? [laughter] >> just to note, a quick look at the sheet. the wholesale and retail went from $75 to $95. you may want to make a note that it has changed by having a hybrid and the numbers did go up and at least one situation. you may want to consider adding that to your motion. and if there are any points that you would like to reiterate to staff so we can include that in the letter we are submitting to the board of supervisors in the morning, if there any specific points that he would fight to include, staff can include that. -- that you would like to include, staff can include that. >> i think it is very clear that we met the primary objective, and that is, to get the consensus. that is absolutely fantastic. and also, while we hoped for some kind of an appropria

graduated from liberty university and with the job market the way it was i went back home like dad and granddadnd great grand daddy to go to work in the mines to take care of some of that college debt and i have a wife and a one-year-old who is now working on two. we are very worried about it. there was before all this started to happen there were probably 4,000 people or so employed in boone county where we are from in the coal industry or directly related to the coal industry and when all of the talks of layoffs and what have you started to happen, obviously everybody is really worried. we have had a lot of involvement. we had people getting more involved in the governmental process than we ever had. that is actually why i got my hat in the race for local level politics for the west virginia legislature. takes a huge hit. makes it difficult for families wondering where meals are are going to could come from and affecting our entire community, governor. >> mark, you are josh's dad and you have been in the coal mine business for all of your life. two months ago you got laid off from that job. w

>>> and only on 9 tonight, a little girl from arlington very lucky to be alive tonight after her granddad came to her rescue while she was choking on a piece of fruit. >> this is so scary. anny hong has the story and the 911 call and how they moved fast to save the 1-year-old's life. >> it's probably the most terrifying thing. she turned blue. i was just fearing for the worst. >> reporter: mayla is back to playing with her toys and big sisters. but on sunday afternoon, she gave her family the biggest scare of their life. >> she was just not breathing and laying there. i panicked. >> reporter: she was just finishing up lunch when her parents gave her small pieces of rice soft cantaloupe. but one piece got stuck. >> what should we do, she's turning blue. >> reporter: okay. look in her mouth and see if you can see anything. >> her dad called 911 on sunday afternoon during lunch. he re laid instructions to his -- relayed instructions to his father who had cpr training as a boy scout. >> reporter: do you want to start cpr. >> i guess so. yes. >> reporter: listen carefully. i'll tell you what t

harry's great great granddad edward vii used to park his carriage outside his mistress's house.'s tabloids have not printed the pics. >> take photos of him in his hotel room in his own privacy is just ridiculous. >> reporter: harry has always been the joker. >> a lot of people will say he's an idiot. well, perhaps he is. we see the serious side of him as a serving officer. and then we see this other crazy side and we rather love it. >> i think he's a top man. i wish i was there with him. >> reporter: this is what harry is for. in a family built on pomp and pageantry, he's the comic relief. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> the british tabloids are so starved to show the pictures americans get to see online, one of them re-enacted it with some of their own reporters on the front page. so, thank you for watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be along later. and don't miss the season finale of "ny med" tonight at 10:00/9:00 central. before we go, something today made everybody in our news room stop and smile. so, we wanted to leave you with some unl

graduated from liberty university and with the job market the way it was i went back home like dad and granddad great grand daddy to go to work in the mines to take care of some of that college debt and i have a wife and a one-year-old who is now working on two. we are very worried about it. there was before all this started to happen there were probably 4,000 people or so employed in boone county where we are from in the coal industry or directly related to the coal industry and when all of the talks of layoffs and what have you started to happen, obviously everybody is really worried. we have had a lot of involvement. we had people getting more involved in the governmental process than we ever had. that is actually why i got my hat in the race for local level politics for the west virginia legislature. takes a huge hit. makes it difficult for families wondering where meals are are going to could come from and affecting our entire community, governor. >> mark, you are josh's dad and you have been in the coal mine business for all of your life. two months ago you got laid off from that job. wha

. >> you're going to be a lovely granddad. i saw that.my grand dad. >> jimmy: there's something -- is it possible to adopt a grandchild? is it possible, i don't know? >> i don't know if it's possible. i think of the actual parents. i'm adopting a grandchild. i think that's kidnap. but we'll try it, jimmy. >> jimmy: you are obviously from england. this is an exciting event for your country, to host the olympics. is this something you're interested in, like would you go to olympic events? >> no. because -- [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> i prefer the special olympics. [ laughter ] >> better, isn't it? people are more committed. the olympics feels like they're trying to force you to enjoy it. ooh, the olympics. >> jimmy: you say people are more committed? >> yeah. they try harder. that's why i appreciate them more. >> jimmy: you won't be going to any events. you won't be -- >> i may be at the closing ceremony. [ laughter ] i couldn't possibly tell you. [ applause ] i'm not allowed to tell you that i'll be there singing. we got a lot

my granddad -- [ cheers and applause ] my grandfather examine my father have been -- and my father have been incredible role models for me examine served our country mondayorably. and my brother, well, i love my brother. [ cheers and applause ] he is a man of integrity, courage, and honor. and during incredibly challenging times, he kept us safe. [ cheers and applause ] so mr. president, mr. president, it is time to stop blaming your predecessor for your failed economic policies. [ cheers and applause ] you were dealt a tougha(g7vw what we do here. with what we do on november 6. we can restore america's greatness. that starts with a strong economy, a smart energy policy, lower deficits, and a president who puts america's workers and job creators first. but to have a great future, a secure future, a future that is equal to our potential as a nation, we need to do something else. we must make sure that our children and grandchildren are ready for the world we are shaping today. [ cheers and applause ] it starts in our homes, in our communities, and especially in our schools. as a candidat

is he saying that let's say a granddad who is raising a granddaughter is not a family? is he saying that gay couple it is raising a child is not a legitimate family. >> i think he is not trying to get into the nuances of what someone else chooses to do. he is taking a stand for a biblical view of marriage, which shouldn't be a big surprise to anybody who is either catholic or evangelical because the biblical view of marriage really comes from jesus. a man shall leave his mother and father and the woman shall leave her home and the two shall become one flesh. that is clear what that means. does that mean people have to agree with that? of course not. in america they don't. it's the idea of having tolerance. let tolerate christians. it's interesting, juan, i don't hear anyone including public officials condemning the muslims who have a far stronger antigay position than any christian. and the very day rahm emanuel is up there criticizing and saying that can -- dan cathy's values aren't chicago values he had his arm around louis farrakhan anti-semitic and woman against sam

graduated from liberty university and with the job market the way it was i went back home like dad and granddad to work in the mines to take care of some of that college debt and i have a wife and a one-year-old who is now working on two. we are very worried about it. there was before all this started to happen there were probably 4,000 people or so employed in boone county where we are from in the coal industry or directly related to the coal industry and when all of the talks of layoffs and what have you started to happen, obviously everybody is really worried. we have had a lot of involvement. we had people getting more involved in the governmental process than we ever had. that is actually why i got my hat in the race for local level politics for the west virginia legislature. takes a huge hit. makes it difficult for families wondering where meals are are going to could come from and affecting our entire community, governor. >> mark, you are josh's dad and you have been in the coal mine business for all of your life. two months ago you got laid off from that job. what are the prospects for

harry's great, great, great granddad, edward vi.ess' house. there was no kid on the corner with a cell phone camera. britain's rabid, racy tabloids have not printed pictures of the bare bottom. brits still cherish royal privacy. >> take pictures of him in his hotel room in his own privacy, it is just rous. be joporter: harry has always >> a lot of peol sa c we see the sn >> i think he's a top man. wish i was there with him. >> reporter: this s ffami f. reporter: this s ffami nick watt, los angeles. >> really? just let him be and have a good time. it's las vegas. >> eal par let us know what you th by logging on to wnnfans.com. come on, he is young. he is a prince. in the prime of his life. he has lived in the public spotlight. if he want b a hotel suite in las vegas, god bless him, wal >>> this morning on "world news now" -- the untold story from penn state. the former university president, his damage control after the jerry sandusky sex scandal. >> graham spanier accused of a coverup, opens up in an abc news exclusive. it is thursda

harry's great, great, great granddad, edward vi. there was no kid on the corner with a cell phone camera. britain's rabid, racy tabloids have not printed pictures of the bare bottom. brits still cherish royal privacy. >> take pictures of him in his hotel room in his own privacy, it is just ridiculous. >> harry has been the joker. >> a lot of people will say he is an idiot. perhaps he is. we see the serious side as an officer and we see the crazy side. we rather love it. >> think he is a top man. wish i was there with him. >> reporter: this is what harry is for, in a family built on pomp and pageantry, he is the comic relief. nick watt, abc news. >> really, let him be and have a good time. it's las vegas. >> really. >> that will bring us to our facebook question of the day -- >> should buckingham palace punish the prince for his wild parties? let us know what you think logging on to wnnfans.com. come on, he is young. he is a prince. in the prime of his life. he has lived in the public spotlight. if he wants to get buck naked in a sui

lot of rain and moisture this winter but it is severe as i talk to rangers out there who say great granddadt the drought but it is severe and our hearts go out to all across the country who are suffering from this drought and the effect will be higher food prices which is not good for anybody. it is a severe problem in wyoming and many states so we hope for a good moisture. dennis: thank you for being with us. cheryl: you heard the breaking news during this hour of markets. isaac has just been upgraded to hurricane status. a had a -- category 1 with winds of 75 miles an hour. home depot is preparing for an emergency from this storm. this is the emergency response center. we will talk to the man in charge of this response team. dennis: look at today's isn't the winners and losers. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank, like no-fee atms, all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online

and this weekend i'm going with my granddaughter on a flight, when they turn five they come with granddad out to visit us in california. and i feel more confident and safer today than i did in the days right after 9/11. so i appreciate that work, and i appreciate the work that tsa employees. i think of whole body scanners may be one way of reducing some of the complaints you have, as someone who said many, many body surges from tsa. it's not a pleasant experience and there are many ways that i think can lead to complaints or and i think the rapidity with which people go through the body scanners and a lack of having full body searches is an improvement. i'm a supporter and have been a screening partnership program. i was pleased of the announcement this last week, that major airport in my district, sacramento international airport which has been striving for some time to get permission from tsa to pursue that, if that's appropriate, that the announcement they can pursue that has gone forward, and i appreciate that. is there any evidence whatsoever that there is any difference in terms of

when they turn 5, they come with granddad. i feel more confident and safer today than i did in the days right after 9/11. i appreciate that work and i appreciate the work of tsa employees. i think the fully body scanner may be one way of reducing complaints. as someone that had many body searches, it is not a pleasant experience. there are many ways that i think can lead to complaints. i think the rapidity with which people can go through the body scanners and a lack of having full body searches is an improvement. i'm a supporter of the screening partnership program. i was pleased in the a announcement that sacramento international airport, which has been striving to get permission from tsa to pursue that, that the the announcement that they can pursue that has gone forward. i appreciate that. is there any evidence that there is any difference in terms of the level of complaints you have from those airports that have tsaemployees versus those that have screening partnership program employs? >> our analysis between the federal

so they finally dragged him offstage and then little marco rubio -- it was sort of like granddad to yourold nephew. marco rubio takes the stage. did he a good job actually. he's a very attractive candidate. he should have been the vice presidential nominee and romney might have a chance. any rate, he is building up now. he's building up to we are the generation that's going to make a difference because here's one of the things we did. listen carefully. >> we chose more government instead of more freedom. we chose the principles of our founding to solve the challenges. >> bill: we chose more government instead of more freedom. yeah, the looks of the people in the crowd were like what? what? we did? and then finally, it was mitt romney's turn. i gotta tell you, and he, of course is happy to be the nominee. he's been fighting for it for six years. >> mr. chairman and delegates i accept your nomination for president of the united states. [ cheering ] >> bill: all right. so let's talk about what did you think about mitt? i gotta tell you he spent most of his time trying to prove he's just an

but i want to put out something, juan, speak much rumors, i hear a rumor that you're a granddad to twinrls. and i can prove this! >> wait a minute. where is steve to help here? that was very kind. yesterday, pepper and wesley came into my world. >> so cute. >> steve: you've got proof that you're a grandfather, unlike harry reid who has no proof. congratulations, grand pappy. >> thanks. and andrea, thank you. you got me good. >> i couldn't think of a better grandfather. they're lucky little girls. >> thanks. >> steve: check out these two on "the five." thanks very much. next up, medicaid providers cheating the federal government out of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax dollars. that's not the worst part. they're still getting paid. how does that happen? we'll tell what you they're doing. and 12 time olympic medalist dara torres has already shown she rules the pool, but now has her sights set on -- i hope he can't hear us -- brian's job. come on in. she's coming up, she's co-hosting today. hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pai

my granddad and my father have been incredible role models for meat and served our country honorably.lause] he is a man of integrity, courage, and honor, and during an incredibly challenging time, he kept us safe. [applause] so, mr. president, it is time to stop blaming your predecessor for your failed economic policies. you were dealt a tough hand, but your policies have not worked. in the fourth year of your presidency, a real leader would accept responsibility for his actions, and you haven't done it. gotten that off my chest, let's talk a little bit about our kids and education. this election is about the future of this nation. we can shake that future with what we do here. with what we do on november 6. we can restore america's greatness. that starts with a strong economy, a smart energy policy, lower deficits, and the president who puts america's workers and job creators first. but to have a great future, a secure future, a future that is equal to our potential as a nation, we need to do something else. we must make sure that our children and grandchildren are ready for the worl

when they turn 5 they come with granddad out to visit from california. and i feel more confident and safer today than i did in the days right after 9/11. i appreciate that work. i appreciate the work of the t.s.a. employees. i think the full body scanners may be one way of reducing some of the complaints you have. as who has had many, many bhoddy searches from t.s.a. -- body searches from t.s.a., it's not a pleasant experience and there are many ways i think can lead to complaints and i think the rapidity with which people can go through the body scanners and lack of having full body searches is an improvement. i am a supporter and have been of the screening partnership program. i was pleased in the announcement this last week that the major airport in my district, sacramento international airport, which has been striving for some time to get permission from t.s.a. to pursue that, if that's appropriate, that the announcement that they can pursue that has gone forward. i appreciate that. is there any evidence whatsoever that there is any difference in ter

however, as you may know, most of your great-granddad's work went up to new jersey. right.maybe some 10,000 pieces or so with mr. jim carpenter, who was an antique dealer, and that happened in the early 1970s. and so little was left beyond that, yeah. and the pieces that are actually descended from the family are very, very rare. and these are called "pre-carpenterian" pieces-- before jim carpenter. and this is a large and beautiful piece. george worked mostly hand-size. so anything that is bigger than hand-size is very good. and this is a particularly sweet piece. it has a nice in-body twist here at the base, and a gorgeous mottle glaze. he worked often in fairly dull, black glazes, brown glazes. and this is so alive, it has a lot of mottling of the greens and raspberries. these are really beautiful. there is a chip here at the front. do you know how that happened? no, i don't. these things happen, right? probably in moving. (laughs) and another smaller one on the inside here, but this is such a lovely pot, with so many terrific attributes, that it still has some great val

my granddad -- my grandfather and my father have been incredible role models for me and served our countryi love my brother. he is a man of integrity, courage and honor. and during incredibly challenging times, he kept us safe. so mr. president, mr. president, it is time to stop blaming your predecessor for your failed economic policies. [ cheers and applause ] you were dealt a tough hand. you were dealt a tough hand but your policies have not worked. in your fourth year of your presidency, a real leader would accept responsibility for his being ans and you haven't done it. >> tough words from jeb bush. not only defending his brother but going after president obama, anderson. most of his speech was on education. but i just wanted our viewers to hear that little portion of it right at the top. >> that theme is certainly one we've heard a lot during this week. people saying here in this hall that president obama is blaming the prior administration, not taking responsibility. a lot of critics disagree with that. one of the things we're going to talk to our panel about in just a moment. in 200

when they turn 5 they come with granddad. i feel more confident and safer today than i did in the days right after 9/11. i appreciate that work and i appreciate the work of tsa employees. i think the fully body scanner may be one way of reducing complaints. as someone that had many body searches, it is not a pleasant experience. there are many ways that i think can lead to complaints. i think the rapidity with which people can go through the body scanners and a lack of having full body searches is an improvement. i'm a supporter of the screening partnership program. i was pleased in the am announcement that sacramento international airport, which has been striving to get permission from tsa to pursue that, that the the announcement that they can pursue that has gone forward. i appreciate that. is there any evidence that there is any difference in terms of the level of complaints you have from those airports that have tsaemployees versus those that have screening partnership program employs? >> our analysis between the federal