we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw up papers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from him. >> wyatt: i know, but you heard

.: hey, granddad. you gave us a scare. you know that? i love you.

the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt. he'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ]

the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt. he'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ]

we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw up papers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from him. >> wyatt: i know, but you heard the nurse.

.: hey, granddad. you gave us a scare. you know that? i love you. >> pam: we all love you, eric.

.: hey, granddad. you gave us a scare. you know that? i love you.

the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt. he'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ]

.: hey, granddad. you gave us a scare. you know that? i love you.

.: hey, granddad. you gave us a scare. you know that? i love you.

.: hey, granddad. you gave us a scare. you know that? i love you.

we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw up papers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from

we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw up papers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from him. >> wyatt: i know, but you heard the nurse.

we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw up papers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from him.

. >>> his father says he was a great father and granddad. what we know about the man killed in a house nier prince george's county. and -- fire in prince george's county. and her first breath of fresh their more than fire in prince george's county. and -- fire in prince george's county. and her first breath of fresh their more than 100 days! >>> an elderly man from prince george's county died during a house fire. john henry talked to one. his sons this morning in fort washington. >> reporter: the spent the morning cleaning up after a devastating fire. for much of the morning, derrick walked around his childhood home, collecting keepsakes. his mother and father made decades worth of memories behind these walls. they were a fixture in the community. >> my parents had this house for 50 years. >> reporter: a fast moving fire changed everything. a blaze 11:30. derrick's mother was able to escape. his father george could not. >> she said that he was right behind her. he made it halfway to the corner to walk out the door. >> reporter: it had recent

the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt.e'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ]

the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt. he'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ]

the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt. he'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ] i knew quinn would be a

we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw uppers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from him. >> wyatt: i know, but you heard

have been following developing very tragic story in liquid where a toddler drowned was with her granddad while he did yardwork and likely wandered to the neighbors yard and then into the water. another neighbor pulled the girl from that pond but it was too late to save her. >>> the latest on a case we've been following since last fall. the man accused of being the so- called scream robbers are going on trial. jury selection began today in jefferson county court. lauren dispirito live tonight in one of the banks that was hit late last year. lauren? >> reporter: yes. police say the suspects hit. now the three men are going to face what's expected to be a lengthy trial. tomorrow part two of jury selection continues. last fall, police say three men carried out a terrifying crime spree. that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and threatening employees. they tried to get away, police carjackings, shot two more people, and punched a woman in the face. the suspect became known as the scream robbers. for the masks they were. even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list. befor

, has eaten the washing line, and pelly the pelican got stuck up a tree and had to be rescued by granddadhing was almost back to normal, and then the birds flew away. what are you doing out?

police say the 18-month-old girl was with her granddad while he did yardwork and likely wandered to the neighbors yard girl from that pond but it was too late to save her. >>> the latest on a case we've been following since last fall. the man accused of being the so- called scream robbers are going on trial. jury selection began today in jefferson county court. lauren dispirito live tonight in one of the banks that was hit late last year. lauren? >> reporter: yes. this is one of two banks that police say the suspects hit. selection continues. last fall, police say three men carried out a terrifying crime spree. that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and threatening employees. they tried to get away, police say the men carried out two carjackings, shot two more people, and punched a woman in the face. the suspect became known as the scream robbers. for the masks they even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list. before being caught. now those suspects will spend -- stand trial. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include at

so both of my granddad's customers were african-american.osition was straightforward they did best achaean you have a right to feed them there is now in times supplement my grandfather told me were a wonderful man and was not always been on a regular basis. he said just take whatever you need for your family and pay me later we have to get that back in america when somebody looks you in the eye you have to be able to trust again and believe the baghdad we don't hear your religion this tirade against that family because the muslim mother could not talk at the democratic convention for that young man to laydown his life for our country that is a disgrace. if it was my child i would not be able to talk at the convention. could you? i could not believe the father could do it. this is bad for us. id is dom. do want to prevent these instances of terror? or what about orlando? said was inspired by all this killing. would delight to support the people of around the world? to help them rollback the tide plexus that is what you want them we have got t

most of my granddad's customers were african-americans. his position was straightforward. working hard and doing the best you can and taking care of your kids you have got a right to feed them. keep in mind this was a long time ago. there were no food stamps. and he said my grandfather told me that your grandfather was a wonderful man because whenever he came in and he hadn't been paid yet come he didn't notice it paid on a regular basis. he said luther take whatever you need for your family. we have got to get that back in america. when somebody looks you in the eye you have to be able to trust them again. you have to be able to believe them again. we have to say look, we don't care what your religion is, this tirade against the gold star family because a muslim mother couldn't talk at the democratic convention after that young man lay down his life for this country was a disgrace. let me tell you something, if it had been my child i couldn't have talks at the convention. could you? i couldn't believe the father could do it. we have got to stop this. this is bad for us. a

. >> what's it like working with your granddad? >> his commitment to this company and work ethic are inspiring to us. >> inspiring he's so involved. >> reporter: at 92 the man is so committed to the family fortune he still pops into the office are on a regular basis. >> right now if i want to play golf, i play golf, but if i want an office to go to i have an office to go to. i have the best of both worlds and the girls running the business, i still get a check at the end of the week. what more can you ask for? >> reporter: how does a tight-knit family run a business without stepping on each other's toes? >> ewe each do different things. i oversee foodli safety and communications. >> reporter: foyle, sarah production and purchasing and jessica takes care of sales and office management. >> how do you think you run the business differently than the men before you? >> we modernized it. >> yeah. >> really every aspect of the company. updated systems both in production an i.t. we put solar panels on the roof, taking things to the next le

. >> is this man a good dad and granddad or what? >> i hope so. >> what a guy. what a memory he is creating for those kids and his whole family. imagine the stories they'll have to tell for years and years and national harbor. well, there's the london eye. it's not scary. it's not scary. it's not scary. i'll take you for a ride on it coming up at 5:00. jim and pat, back to you. >> that's something you gotta see. all right, pat. that trip for them cannot be cheap. that's a lot of change. >> you betcha. tickets. it's a second trust. >> something they'll never forget. >> washington had better win. >>> now at 4:30, hillary clinton's campaign is responding to the fbi's announcement it is reviewing new e-mails that may be linking to the investigation into her private e-mail server. people to provide details of what the fbi is examining. sources say the new e-mails came to light from the anthony weiner sexting investigation. donald trump, meanwhile, celebrating the fbi announcement at a campaign event in new hampshire. >> you felt the wind if you were out there today,

bambi bennett's granddad owned a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> thatn used to be a tobacco barn. my granddaddy built that. >> it was tobacco property? >> yeah, he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for, because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents' a lot growing up. we gardened, and we had a big yard. a huge yard. >> you're a country girl? >> mm-hmm. >> but she had endured her share of heart ache even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried, then a few years later came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my granddaddy passed away on the same da

my granddad was a pastor.i'm very thoroughly embedded in christianity but i grow weary of forgiveness being captive to christian circles. that it's preached in the globe but it's rarely explain how this works but would you say you are supposed to do and is this pressure did it. people feel they are not good christian and they can do. most of the people in the world are not christians, so forgiveness can't be only for christians because i don't have to forgive because we all suffer and we all give arms to each other so i'll have to be able to forgive the. the kind of multi-strength process of forgiveness i should articulate and first chapter polls from christian theologia theologians. it's done in a way it's done in what i see anyone from any particular faith and no faith at all to be able to find this conversation assessable so hopefully you find that. >> i apologize for not allowing more time for questions and edges but we are on television. we are on television time so we'll have to cut it short but it would

i became a granddad for the first time six weeks ago to my granddaughternalia and i look at my phonecause my other daughter is due yesterday and looking forward to my grandson being done and whatever we do in the city will impact my grandkids. i'm interested in continuing work in family housing and something that they don't talk about. they talk about affordable and market-rate housing, and that is important to do that, but we need to push for family housing. what is appropriate for families? i want to continue building the infrastructure that is going to support these families, additional schools, additional early education programs. i want to create -- i mentioned earlier create a blue-ribbon task force to look at best practices to increase the number of police officers in san francisco once we reach minimum of 1971. and the other thing that i want to do, continue doing is to make sure that people in district 7 get their fair share. it's something that we have been very critical of in past years; that it seems like we never get any attention out in the westside. i brought the atten

the first business that i was ever inside across the street from the town cemetery so both of my granddad'sre african-americans. his position was straightforward if you are working hard during the best decanter take care of your kids keep in mind there were no food stamps. no supplements. he said my grandfather told me that your grandfather was a wonderful man whenever he came he was the delays paid on a regular basis but said take whatever you need for your family. we have to get that back america. [applause] when somebody says something you have to trust them more believe that began. we don't care your religion. this tirade against this family because of muslim mother could not talk that the democratic convention then after that he lays down his life. but if it was my child i could not have talked at the convention. could you? i could not believe the father could do with. me have to stop this. it is bad for us. it is dumb. laugh laugh to want to prevent these episodic is senses of terror like orlando he did said he was inspired? would you like to support the people rode the world who agre

this proud granddad is from austin, texas. world war ii veteran. we thank you for your service, sir. >>> lizzy curry of orangeburg, south carolina, 100 years young. love that hat. she loves taking care of her farm animals. shows them off every year at the county fair. julia purol of detroit, michigan. >>> frederick vaughn celebrating 100 years. every morning at 6:30 he sends each of his grandchildren an e-mail and loves using face time and he's teaching matt how to. viola brown, 100 years old, makes christmas cookies every and a happy 103rd birthday to bruce groherring. if you know somebody turning 100, head to today.com/celebrates. >> willie's here. >> willie! >> what you got? >> i just walked away from that dip. plan, is that stuff good! >>> coming up on "sunday today," we'll talk obviously about the storm, talk about the tow debate on sunday night. and the producer of adele, beyonce, u2, the list goes on and on, and he is always thinking about music. >> i think recording in the least suspecting places is oftentimes way more inspiring. just your

granddad i was just thinking about you and wanted to know if you can come out and play. you know, it sounded really good. i said buddy, unfortunately i've got work to do. i can't but by the way does your mom know you're here? no. he said i just took the pathway. i said we'd better go home and tell your mom. he's got his hand in my hand. e said you are really old. but you know everything. and i had that experience that the reality is that these jobs -- and we -- i'm not saying this for me. i'm saying it for everybody who works in these jobs. it may seem glamorous and exciting and like it's just ain credible honor and all of that is true. but there is a sacrifice involved, especially if you're away from family. and you have to make sure that sacrifice is balanced against your capacity and your ability to make things happen and for you to contribute to something positive. the team at usda is incredible. there's incredible people. the bright young people are just a remarkable group of people and the career people are so dedicated. they're wonderful folks. they're doing a gre

he says, granddad, you are really old. [laughter] secretary vilsack: but you know everything.xperience. andreality is these jobs -- i'm not saying this for me, i'm saying this for everybody who works in these jobs, it may seem glamorous. it may seem exciting. it may seem like it is an incredible honor, and all that is true. but there is a sacrifice involved, especially if you are away from family. you have to make sure that sacrifice is balanced against your capacity and ability to make things happen and for you to contribute to something positive. the team at usda is incredible. there are incredible people. the bright young people that work at usda are a remarkable group of people. the career people are so dedicated. they are wonderful folks. they were doing a great job. they did not really need me. that is what i was trying to convey to the president. he said there is still work to be done. what about this? and provided me a list of options. the opioid issue was important to him, the country, and have personal significance to meet so it made sense to throw myself into that.