but granddad was--! mummy and i need to have a quick word with granddad about grown-up stuff, so come on, up you go. is it about how to make a baby? no. up you go. 'cause i can tell you that. yes, we know that. you told us yesterday. in fact, you told most of sainsbury's. she reminds me of you when you were that age. listen, frank, we need to talk to you about your, uh, accommodation. accommodation? you see, dad, the thing is, is you have certain needs and requirements, and you will continue to have certain needs and requirements, and increasingly, as time goes by... the thing is, frank, we're not sure that this house really best meets those requirements, and we were wondering whether possibly... a residential home of some sort might be better suited to them. you're saying i should go into a home? on balance, frank, yeah. oh, thank god! i've been worried so much about how i was gonna break it to you. i can't live here. there's too much noise and confusion. i don't know how you two stand it, to be honest.

kids, you stay with granddad for a sec. it won't be long. have you ever fired a gun, granddad? oh, yeah, in korea. have you ever seen anybody get shot? oh, yeah. what, in korea? no, in a pub in aldershot. do you think it's safe to let your dad go back to his own house next week? he seems to have gone downhill a bit. well, he always gets more disorientated when his biorhythms are out of kilter. yeah, but on the holiday, he was wandering off and-- he wasn't that bad. sue, i found him on the dual carriageway. yeah, but that's because he's in a strange environment. our flight isn't even up there. twice i found him in someone else's room. yeah, but they all looked the same. that's an easy mistake to make. he had a bath in one of them. those people were very reasonable about it. oh, there it is! t549. two-hour delay. oh, no... yep, with the three hours leeway you built in, that's five hours in an airport with kids. that's five weeks in real time. well... they can do some coloring. all right, well, it looks like we've got a bit of a wait. mommy's just working out where we check the ba

granddad: bank it! i had a very weird dream last night, in fact, about your mum and your mum's boss. i don't even know him, but i knew it was him, and he and your mum were in a football team together. well, that's-- that's probably us working together. yeah. and then you were on this coach. wonder what we were doing on a coach. you were playing away from home. granddad: bank it! ben. have you had any dreams? yeah. i had a dream about this girl who lives in spain. she stumbled into a forest where, like, there's this big cave where a creature is, and a rule says, "do not take his food," but the silly old girl does, and then the creature chases the girl, going... rrraaaaagggghhhh! 'cause he has his eyes in his hands. and that was it. that's the plot to pan's labyrinth, isn't it? oh, all right. ( cell phone rings ) that'll be... the supervisor. hello? oh, shut your poxy mouth! it's okay. just one of those recorded sales pitch things. can i watch cartoons? yeah, okay, but don't come into the living room. why

jake, can you talk to your granddad for a minute, please? sorry, veronica. hi, granddad. yep. no, you only have to say i live with you if anyone from my school comes round. yep. yeah. no. i'm at big school now. hmm. yeah. no, no, it's jake. you kicked me! mum: i'll email it later. yes, this evening. yes, i'm sure you will still be there. yeah. okay, bye. wouldn't need to stay in the office till ten o'clock if you had any friends or a life or a... chin. he wants to know when auntie angela's back. don't we all? hi, dad. no, i'm sorry, she hasn't seen fit to tell us when she'll be dropping by. karen: you kicked me! ben: no, i didn't! no, i don't know when she's coming back. you started it! i'm sorry, dad, i'm gonna have to ring you back later. karen and ben! now just stop it! mum: ben, stop! ( cell phone rings ) ben, you see? you did like it! well done! and well done to you too, deion. you've done very well. karen, eat up. don't like it. deion: who's angela? angela's our auntie. mum's older sister. she lives in america. comes round every now and then. then mum turns all creepy an

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granddad called. oh, did he? how's he doing? yeah, he's fine. he says he really likes the home, but next time you go, could you bring him a panasonic remote. a remote? ( microwave beeps ) yeah, he says it'll give him dominance in the tv room. i'm feeling sick, you know! you'd better go to bed, then. why has she got hot bear? i'm the one that's ill! i've been in hospital. they said you were fine. i was not fine. i had bruises and a pattern of unexplained injuries. they are not unexplained injuries! all you've got is a few little bruises on your arm. well, i'm ill, so i should get hot bear. i'm iller. i'm iller. ( slap ) hey, hey, stop it. oh, no. if you were both so poorly, then you'd both have to go to bed quickly. so, come on. off you go. but it-- but it's worse when i lie flat. then sleep in a cupboard. come on. up you go. ( phone ringing ) ( sighs ) - ben: give it! - karen: no! - sue: hello? oh, hello, tyson. "ooh, hello, tyson." oh, thanks! that's-- that's brilliant. "ooh, that's brilliant. "ooh, you're brilliant, tyson." that's great. thank

the third thing is, i think being a granddad. i think that's been very good for him. >> he's got a liability. you look at that gender gap particularly in florida, as much as he sort of moved beyond the issue of his marriages and infidelity and talks about being a grandfather, a lot of women just looking at the florida vote alone, are not supporting him is that a liability going forward? >> i think if you're going to focus on one state, you have to focus on south carolina. south carolina it wasn't an issue. so, you know, that remains to be seen. i think people are looking for -- i think they're looking for solutions. they're looking for ideas contrary to what many in washington would say. you know, the last time -- we have to look at new ways of dealing with old problems. >> we're going to take a quick break and be back with more of our "press pass" with j.c. watts, former gop congressman and football star on this super bowl weekend. we'll talk football with him. safety and the super bowl when we come back. our neighbors... and ou

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but this former soldier and autoworker, dad of eight, granddad of 18, says a broken leg he can deal with. >> i could be dead, really, because, you know, that's what they do to you now. they don't care about your life. they don't care anything about your life. shot me, you know. see, i didn't have a chance because it happened so quickly. >> reporter: when aaron made it inside the station, he offered money to a man to take him home. the man picked him up, did take him home, but would not take any money. aaron says he can't believe this has happened. his car was found hours after it was taken. the tires and radio were gone, but the bible was still on the front seat. >> he pushed my grandfather out of the way for a set of tires and a radio? seriously? seriously? to me, that's the definition of a true coward. >> they don't care about you or anything. i said, boy, it's a shame that things are like they are now. >> our thanks to sheryl choden from our affiliate wxyz in detroit. >>> i'm sorry. think about the last time you said it. is it ever appropriate coming out of the commander in chief's mo

. >> the grandson of a coal miner who talked about seeing his granddad, you know, in -- at the funeral and seeing those big hands. and he said, you know, those hands, he won our freedom with those hands. >> that part comes naturally to him. >> it does, i think the reason that santorum seems more real than everybody else, is he hasn't been able to afford focus groups. he hasn't been able to afford pollsters. >> to be cleaned up. >> to be cleaned up. he had to clean himself up in iowa through 99 counties, with, he's run this campaign with absolutely no money. really quickly, before we go to the budget, jeffrey sachs, even though i know you probably disagree with rick santorum on many fronts, it's got to be encouraging to you, as somebody who always talks about money in politics, this even surprises me -- that a guy with absolutely no money could march across iowa, kind of like jimmy carter in '76 and create something of nothing. >> the old-fashioned way. >> the old-fashioned way. >> we'll see, if he -- >> come on, some grudging respect. >> not even grudging respect, there's a lot of stor

jamaica, and a player born in south korea, and we have even got the giants' defensive tackle whose granddadedie amain had him executed. and you talk about remaining calm under pressure and calm under fire in games like this, well, he knows all about that given that he and the family are from romania, and they lived through the revolution there and the fall of communism, and he has quite a story to tell. >> i grew up in communism until i was 3 1/2 years old, and lived through a revolution while bullets were flying through our apartment on christmas eve, and after that, we had hyperinflation set in, so we could not buy anything with our money, even though my parents were engineers, they were earnb ing the equivalent of $100 a month each. >> just incredible. apparently they used to have to stuff pillows in the windows the keep the windows safe and try to stop the bullets from coming into the apartment. quite incredible, but he has made a real success of himself since he and the family moved to the u.s. they won the green card lottery when he was 12, and he became an instant hit when he became

, when this first happened, around 7:30, 7:40, we heard that young man say to stephanie with his granddad a little while ago, that there was probably a little bit of a hope that this was a drill. that this was not the real thing. >> right. >> and now as we see parents scurrying to get their kids home in their own arms, clearly not a drill. clearly a day that will be probably etched in those young minds for a long, long time. that day that february day when a number of our friends at the high school were injured. and as i walk off with my school parking lot, men dressed like that are walking past me. doesn't seem like something you'd see in the 21st century suburban rural ohio. >> certainly not in chardon. >> no. >> and while there is a lot of good news for families this morning, everyone who is being reunited right now with their children, sadly we do have reports that there were three or four students who were shot. they were medevaced out of the school, evacuated quickly from the school. but we do not know the extent of their injuries. so while we are looking at this and understanding t

i am a 68-year-old granddad. i am a successful businessman. i love america. i am lucky to be born in america. but we ought to tell the truth. there's full cooperation between the super pac's and canada's. mitt romney spoke to the fund- raiser for the super pac and then declared he did not know what they are doing. politics should not be an ally. politics should not be controlled by special interests. we need a bank reform. we need budget reform. we need tax reform. we need immigration reform. we need trade reform. we need help care reform. we need all of these things. but they will not happen until we reform campaigns in this country. andneed full disclosure as broad limits to let the people decide. here's how i am running. $100 limit. no pac money. they say and the good candidate. i went to harvard and studied business. you know how to grow jobs. you are not a lawyer or lobbyist. you do not live in washington. those are not the issue. the issue is, are you going to have a president free to lead first think about the kind of president that you want. then can

i am a 68-year-old granddad. i am a successful businessman. i love america. i am lucky to be born in america. but we ought to tell the truth. there's full cooperation between the super pac's and canada's. mitt romney spoke to the fund- raiser for the super pac and then declared he did not know what they are doing. politics should not be an ally. politics should not be controlled by special interests. we need a bank reform. we need budget reform. we need tax reform. we need immigration reform. we need trade reform. we need help care reform. we need all of these things. but they will not happen until we reform campaigns in this country. andneed full disclosure as broad limits to let the people decide. here's how i am running. $100 limit. no pac money. they say and the good candidate. i went to harvard and studied business. you know how to grow jobs. you are not a lawyer or lobbyist. you do not live in washington. those are not the issue. the issue is, are you going to have a president free to lead first think about the kind of president that you want. then can