i was, like, grandma, you was in my room? she says don't you even start because i don't know whether i'm going to bress you with this belt or kill you with this bible. [laughter] but you are not going back there. so, you know, i pleaded, i tried to explain, but she -- already at this point was seeing on the news every day that panthers were being arrested and that panthers were being killed. so i went, you know, obedient grandson that i was, i had to go one more time. and i was in front of the panther office with our section leader, our lieutenant, and i said i can't come back anymore because grandma's like a brainwashed uncle tom, and she won't let me go, and it was almost like she was a superhero leaping over a car into my chest, and she said, never, ever talk about your grandmother like that. she said, because she's just loving you the best way she knows how, and you needed to be more responsible ant -- about all of this. my section leader came to speak to her, a crazy brother, but he made sure that i knew my ten-point pro

but it wasn't until we sat down with liz that great grandma's past is clear with her. >> your grandmaas a teenage mom. >> what? >> you didn't know that? >> 18. >> you are going stop it? you are going stop the cycle? >> i want to try my best. >> it changes your per speck ti when you become a mother. >> yeah, it does. >> more "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> thanks to juju. "my teen is pregnant and so am i" airs august 1st. thanks for

but it wasn't until we sat down with liz that great grandma's past is clear with her. >> your grandmaas a teenage mom. >> what? >> you didn't know that? >> 18. >> you are going stop it? you are going stop the cycle? >> i want to try my best. >> it changes your per speck ti when you become a mother. >> yeah, it does. >> more "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> thanks to juju. "my teen is pregnant and so am i" airs august 1st. >> this is abc 7 news. >> good evening, everyone. jimmy kimil will begin in seven minutes. the city of oakland is being sued for not repairing a road where a cyclist died that happened last september at grizzly peak and claremont avenue. the family of 53-year-old allen lee says a rut in the road less than 2 inches wide took his life. he was rounding a curve, with a cycling group when his tire got caught in a crack. he lost control and flew off his bike into an oncoming car. his widow filed the lawsuit. >> i heard from everyone that this is a road that people have been hurt on previously. they complain about t. they knew about it, but it never got fixed unt

thank you so much. >>> where is grandma? the teens tweet sets up a nationwide search. >> took down a report we have been attempting to contact her. >> a bizarre family drama plays out in full view at the heart his money and the fact that father joe and siblings including the four involved in this escapade randy, jermaine, janet and recommend my have been cut out. as for katherine's mysterious disappearance jermaine tweets. >> let me put to bed today's nonsense as has been clear some days ago my mother is safe and well in arizona. (inaudible). >> but paris is skeptical of her uncles and aunts. >> the same doctor that testified on behalf of dr. murray saying my father was a drug addict, a lie, is caring for my grandmother. just saying. >> day 8. monday july 23rd, still no contact with her grandmother. she tweets again. 8 days and counting something is really off. this isn't like her at all. i want to talk directly to my grandmother. >> day 9 tuesday july 24th. video of an altercation of katherine ace home involving ver ma jerm

my grandma and. poppa. took me in when they were old, their air aperns and older brothers and sisters had been slaves. i group up hearing stories in america and in the south where you didn't look a white person in the eye if you were black coming down the street. in fact, if they were on the sidewalk, you got in to the gutter no matter if it was raining, muddy, how old you were. the sidewalk belonged to them. i heard about the kkk and lynching, and about jim crow and first person reports. they saw cross burning. they lost relatives to lynching. with that, they were working class people. she worked as a domestic, he worked as a laborer. and they had been -- they joined the naac. i was active in the youth counsel. i was honor student, in the choir, i had a sense of what was going on. we collected food and books up north to send to the civil rights workers in the south distributes that stuff to the communities. pop died when i was about 12 years old. he was me and her. it was a thing of wanting to be a man of

it's for grandma over here. popa and the 9-year-old came up with an idea, grandma's got to be here filming this. >> right. >> she, this whole time, thinks popa's gotten granddaughter a dog. watch what's in the box instead. >> oh! oh, my god! oh. >> wow. i wonder how long she had to sit in the box and be quiet? and not want to jump out and hug her mom? >> i hope they didn't bang up the box too much in transport. >> this is of course, grandma's daughter and she is about to leave for japan for three years. she's an airman, and the mom didn't think she was going to get to see her dawe before she was deployed. this is -- >> isn't even a welcome home. this is an, "i'm about to leave" big hug. >> great thing is, grandma was filming the opening. so she is filming her own surprise. >> that's so cool. >>> it's not halloween time, but there sure was something spooky going on on the airwaves of wsmv in nashville, tennessee. they're going into commercial dural late-night with jimmy fallon. >> what? >> they're going into this

it was when my grandma, when she was 73, and she suddenly became obsessed with death.and then she just, she was very healthy, but there was a chinese saying, saying that 73 and 84 are the two thresholds, that a lot of people die during these two years. she just suddenly told my father she wanted to be ready, and she wanted a grand sendoff. she wanted a coffin, and she wanted to have a barrel. and my father was a communist party member. of course, he was very torn because if this had been this country, it wouldn't be very difficult. but in china even now a burial in major cities is banned because of practical reasons, of course, you don't have enough space. and the other one is for ideological reasons. during the 1970s all the coffins associated with all the bad things about the past, the traditions were considered not revolutionary enough. so that, that whole coffin caused so much tension, and my father spend the next 17 years preparing for the coffin. and we, the whole family was impacted. so when i hit upon this, i said maybe i should use this coffin to start out and

and i was are you kidding you're a jewish grandma. you're supposed to complain. you're a professional. that's what you're supposed to. that's with a we do. we are better than anyone. right. [laughter] that's what our major is in college. complaining. we are great at that. she never did. and you people looked at her and say she has nothing. she's blind and deaf and she's a widow. to her she had everything because she had her family. i have everything they're right here. i love -- i think of the thingings in our lives that we complain about and mown about and i love my grandma put it in perspective for me. the best is the last pages. your hero's story and photograph here. you take a picture of your mother or grandma or military member of your family you put the picture in this book why you write one sentence whether it's a teacher, coworker or anyone. it will be the most important hero in "heros for my daughter." that's the way it should be. that should be the best page. for me the last page is one of my heros and i have a special guest to introduce that hero to yo

someone said that grandma katherine had been kidnapped by her own children. in a plot to get money from michael's estate. last night katherine jackson appeared on "nightline" to let the world know she is fine. >> there are rumors going around me that i've been kidnapped. and held against my will. i'm here today to let everybody know i'm fine and i'm here with my children and my children would never do a thing like that, holding me against my will. that's very stupid. very people to think that. >> jimmy: she's wearing a bullet proof wig. since katherine left and went to arizona, a judge granted temporary custody of the kids to t.j. i hope t.j. is short for tito j.r. we're running low on tito. i hope they can figure it out soon. i'm busy keeping up with the kardashian. i have no time for the jacksons. what's happening with the family is unfortunate, when the jackson family is in the news, it's a lot of fun to hear the recorders say their names. >> there is word from los angeles that katherine jackson is back here. >> paris jackson. >> paris and prince. >> paris

meet the grandma who is -- >> proving the theory wrong. >> no, no, no! >>> this next video we're seeing seattle police investigating a report of a drive-by pelt gun shooting. you see officers on the scene a number of officers talking to a large group of what looks like young males. and as you can see there's somewhat of an argument going on here. this officer here is a 19-year veteran of the force. officer clayton powell. and he is face to face with one of these individuals. watch this. >>> it looks like the person with the backwards hat may have spit in officer powell's face and then you see officer powell come with what looks like a right cross there or a right forearm. officer powell's fellow officers at the scene being reported that they quickly told their supervisors of officer powell's action. and now officer powell has been relieved of duty and is now on paid administrative leave pending an investigation. they were both seem to be at fault. this is excessive force. i don't think this is excessive force. >> if the allegation is true of spitting, th

- and it looks like the mobile was a hit with grandma! she's definitely going to remember the great time they had together. maybe you can make a mobile for someone using things you find around the house. who would you give it to? here we go! i wonder where our next stop will be? [all] - hi, sean! i'm julian and these are my two sisters, helena and catherine. and they wanna make something special for our mom and dad for valentine's day. what can they do? - hmm... aha! i have an idea. everyone buckled up? - ready, sean! - ruff! - all aboard the noodle and doodle bus. - we're traveling around in your neighborhood we're doing lots of things as we go making lots of arts and crafts and food that's good we're hoping we can say hello all aboard the noodle and doodle bus there's lots for us to do we can bake a cake there are games to make it wouldn't be the same without you - hi, sean! - well, hi, helena-- hi, julian-- hi, catherine. uh, well, happy valentine's day! - happy valentine's day! - oh, thank you. - i can't wait to show mom and dad how m

it's what my grandma has. you see, like a lot of people -- and i see some wisconsin hats all around here -- wow. that's a pretty good showing. we have this rule in wisconsin. it's kind of an unwritten rule. you turn 65, you got to go south for the winter. we call them snow birds. my mom's a snow bird. she's a florida respect. she lives just down the road over near lauderdale. she, like so many people here, she comes down here for the winter, just like so many folks from all over the country do. you know, my grandma moved in with us with my mom and me when i was in high school. she had advanced alzheimer's. my mom and i were her two primary caregivers. you learn a lot about life. you learn a lot about your elderly seniors in your family. you learn a lot about alzheimer's. medicare was there for my family, for my grandma we we need it had then, and medicare is there for my mom while she needs it now, and we have to keep that guarantee. my mom has been on medicare for over 10 years, and i won't exactly exactly ho

my grandma obviously did not show up. it was me and joe and majestic who is a very long time family friend. it was mostly joe he is avenue side of the family. it was very nice and brief and i enjoyed myself. >> mike walker the ace of the national inquirer joins us. you have heard our opening segment and the initial interview. do you think the miss serious disappe -- mysterious disappear of katherine did it involve the will and the gigantic pot of gold at the end of the michael jackson rainbow? what do you say? >> the driving force is janet jackson and randy. randy said on al sharpton's radio show. this is not about money from us. that's a lie. he and his brother jermaine have already petitioned the estate for $500,000 roughly that for back child support for the woman by whom they each have two children. it is about money. the whole thing about the doctor he told al my mother is ailing. et cetera. this is a matter of record. mother had a complete physical checkup. this is all garbage. when she got there. remember when she

it's what my grandma has. you see, like a lot of people, and i see wisconsin hats all around here, wow, that's a pretty good showing. hey, pat. we had this rule in wisconsin, kind of an unwritten rule. you turn 65 you've got to go south for the winter. (laughter) >> we call them snow birds. my mom's a snow bird, she's a florida resident. >> she lives just down the road over here lauderdale and she like so many people here, she comes down here for the winter just like so many folks from all over the country do. you know, my grand ma moved in with my mom and me when i was in high school, she had advanced alzheimer's, my mom and i were her two primary care givers. you learn a lot about life, you learn a lot about your elderly seniors and your family. you learn a lot about alzheimer's. and medicare was there for our family, for my grandma when we need it had then and medicare is there for my mom while she needs it now. and we have to keep that guarantee. (cheers). >> . >> peter: my mom has been on medicare for ove

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he wants to throw grandma off the cliff.er ad, if it's not out already, another grandma over the cliff. let the campaign attack paul ryan and president obama sits back to go i'm the good cop. let them be the bad cop. >> bob: i haven't had a chance to talk about this. he's a right wing idealogue. nice guy but idealogue. cutting the student aid program. go through the ryan's plan, also romney's plan for the most part, and what it will do, we will pick up constituency after constituency. moved so far to the right. ryan is nice guy but the policies are deadly to a lot of people. peggy noonan has gotten it right for 20 years. >> andrea: there is a democrat that offered ryan help and talked about his own party dropping the ball. take a listen. >> paul ryan, how are you? >> doing great. >> good to see you. >> glad we won this race in new york. i hope the democrats don't use it as an excuse to do nothing. >> going to sink in to paralysis is what will happen. you know that. >> andrea: call paul ryan and ask him what to do. >> bob: th

my grandma told me i was wasting my time, alwaysad some crazy scheme goinon. hi grandma! yeah. all right. so you're from right outside of pittsburgh. so there's not a wle lot of television gng othere. you know, but i'm gl you went for it. now, you moved to city where the idea of beauty is -- shout out to all the friends in l.a., but you ow how you do to us big girls. it'sot nice. >> n >> wendy: tell me some of th challees of living in l.a. >> i've dreamed of living there since i was 13, i just di't have the courage. i fired i'll lose weight first, then i can move t l.a. was at the end of my rope and had to do it. i waa afraid i would be the only fat person in l.a. just the only one walkingon the street. and of course, you havpeople staring and there's taunting that goes along with that. >> wen: there's not a lot of fat people in l. you're nothe only one, but there's not ahole lot. >> no. >> wendy: you're 2 years old, what's the hardest thingbout moving 3,000 miles away from home? i'm the only child, so it was leavinmy mom. >> wendy: oh. oh. >> ias afraid she would think i

. >> melanie: my grandma's defending me.never thought i'd even have a grandma, and now i have the best one in the whole world. >> julie: nick is rehabilitated, maggie. he paid for what he did. he's earned his right to be free. now, if melanie is so scared by what happened to her that she decides to stand in nick's way, nick will wind up paying for a crime that another man committed. that's not fair! >> maggie: what happened to melanie is not fair. and my priority is to get her past it. >> julie: so nick be damned, huh? >> maggie: nick can wait! we have no idea how melanie is gonna react. and she's still reeling from that little bomb that you just dropped on her. i am not gonna let anyone pressure her into doing or saying anything she doesn't want to. so... just back off, julie, because the ball is in melanie's court. and that's that. >> hope: i just thought you should know. but like i said, i-- i haven't spoken to her. i don't know how she's gonna react. >> nick: remember my trial? >> hope: yeah. yeah, of course i do. >> nic

. >> reporter: 4-year-old whitney saw grandma get attacked by bees. there were way more than a hundred. >> how do you help grandma. >> i talked on the thing. >> you talked on the thing? >> reporter: the thing was 64-year-old betty's life alert. betty threw a blanket over whitney and pressed the button. >> it was really bad. her whole face around her eyes, up under her nose, all inside her mouth was just black with stingers. >> reporter: gerard is still in the hospital sedated. firefighters found the hive at a house one street over and foamed the whole house. someone may have been cultivating the bees there. bee experts say in a neighborhood, that's not a good idea. >> it's not a wise thing. you can have good bee that say will turn bad in no time at all. >> reporter: and they did this afternoon. 98 po may bores were told to stay inside for hours. >> officers said don't come out until we let you know. >> how's your finger? >> good. >> reporter: the blanket probably saved whitney. she was only stung twice. >> my finger and my head. >> reporter: but her q

someone said that grandma katherine had been kidnapped by her own children. in a plot to get money from michael's estate. last night katherine jackson appeared on "nightline" to let the world know she is fine. >> there are rumors going around me that i've been kidnapped. and held against my will. i'm here today to let everybody know i'm fine and i'm here with my children and my children would never do a thing like that, holding me against my will. that's very stupid. very people to think that. >> jimmy: she's wearing a bullet proof wig. since katherine left and went to arizona, a judge granted temporary custody of the kids to t.j. i hope t.j. is short for tito j.r. we're running low on tito. i hope they can figure it out soon. i'm busy keeping up with the kardashian. i have no time for the jacksons. what's happening with the family is unfortunate, when the jackson family is in the news, it's a lot of fun to hear the recorders say their names. >> there is word from los angeles that katherine jackson is back here. >> paris jackson. >> paris and prince. >> paris

grandma falling off the cliff is going to look pretty in a minute. >> last thing his response to that. i pressed him pretty hard about the questions about taxes and specifics about taxes in his budget. he says he wants to do it out in the open, he wants to do it where people can see in committee hearings where everything is on the table and the tax reform in order to get it done requires everybody to be there in the game where everybody can see it. so does that not play as an asset? >> no. i think what people will view paul ryan as they come to know him. they don't know who he is yet. they will come to see him as a technicians. i think he's a brilliant man. as someone who watches congress i am impressed. i think he may be the future of the party. when people say you are saying you want everybody to sit down and talk about this you really don't have an anthem you are the vice presidential nominee mitt romney askwrapped his arms arou you you are not telling us where you want to remove any deductions or loopholes but you are telling us you want to make huge social kutscuts, cuts in sl se

. >> i give my money to my grandma not going to pay for everybody else's grandma there there is a lotut there. >> that's right. >> going to get my car, grandma. >> are you an o'reilly fan. >> yeah i watch the show all the time. >> i'm not a big tv watcher. >> wow, that's a shame. >> don't block the shot! >> how big of a factor fan are you? >> i'm a huge factor fan. >> i'm a huge jesse fan. >> it's true. >> i used to watch it a lot more than i do now. >> what happened? >> i started reading more. >> are you a big o'reilly factor fan? you seem like a factor fan just looking at you. >> i watch o'reilly to watch watters. [ laughter ] >> i love o'reilly. he doesn't know me but i adore him. >> would you vote for bill o'reilly if he ran for office? >> i would run against him. [ laughter ] >> could you not smile like that? >> now we go back -- >> bill: watters is out doing the night life deal. so we'll see him in a couple of days. all right. we are awaiting senator rob portman from ohio. couple of matters of business. 10:00 p.m. looks like paul ryan will speak here. he will also be on "the tod

. >> she begged shauna, "please, tell grandma you've got to talk to grandma." >> no, grandma, they'll kill you, they'll kill all of us, no, grandma, no." she refused to talk for about three hours. >> the hospital sometimes treated shauna more like a drug addict than a rape victim and so did the police, they say. >> "well, we'll investigate this but she's going to have to be in the room alone, her parents can't be there." and brad said, "that's fine, what about a rape counselor?" "nope. we're interviewing her alone or we're not interviewing her at all." well, you know what? after everything she'd been through, i wouldn't let nobody interview her unless i was there, or my husband was there, or brad was there. >> reporter: shauna's medical records outlined the resulting wound and infection the 16-year-old suffered after three days of sexual abuse. >> we found out that she had gonorrhea in her throat. she had chlamydia and was severely, severely, severely torn and ripped down below. that's when they found out they used different things on her. >> the hospital declined to comment due to fe

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the story of little red riding hood and grandma is looking at the wolf. grandma should say what lies you have in this case. >> he has been saying and the administration is scaring seniors in this race. what do you make of that? >> it is interesting and watching the debate over the last five or six days when the democrats try to deny any responsibility for ads like grann me being thrown off the cliff, some of these medi-scare campaigns. we are dividing this country, and we are frightening people, and we are creating the point where you won't be able to talk to anyone anymore because of what is happening in this washington campaign. i think barack obama has the edge. we were talking in the break, but i think he has the edge because he is willing to say and do anything to get elected. those are his words in 2009, and now his campaign chairman denies he said it? he rejects that assertion. it is in fact and it is in record that these cuts were made. now he is saying they didn't happen and you blame paul ryan for the policies you are doing? that is the most cyn

we were taking care of my grandma at the time.oing to school and then she started this small business. and mom -- mom, i am proud of you for going out, getting another degree. i'm proud of you for the small business that you created. and mom, you did build that! that's what america is all about! i'm so proud of her for that. i'm so proud of her for doing that. right in the middle of her life. this election is the most important election in our lifetimes, no matter what generation you come from. you know, there are a few things my dad would always say that have always really just stuck with me. number one, he would say, "son, you are either part of the problem or part of the solution." he was usually telling me this when i was part of the problem at the time. the other thing he would say is, "son, in this country, every generation of americans solves their problems so that their children are better off. that's the american legacy. it is our duty to save the american dream for our children and theirs. when we talk about these things

they should have been blasting this message from the rooftops that they already raided your grandma'sicare the minute it passed. now, it's a little late in the game. can they still do it? absolutely. but it would have been better if they would have been saying this already. for over a year. >> dana: good point. i remember when that debate happened. they took the vote. then it was like everybody, the strategist said let's pretend it didn't happen and moved on. now they have to deal with it. >> eric: also, it's interes interesting. john sununu talks to chris matthews, they are pushing back. they're trying to frame this as the "ryan medicare plan" and the "the ryan budget." the romney surrogates say no, no, this is romney's budget, romney's idea, romney's presidency. maybe it's a mistake. in 2010 they passed obamacare. everyone said what about romney? what about romney in massachusetts? maybe by choosing ryan they should be focusing on the ryan medicare solution rather than romney's. then they can keep the defense of mass care and offense of ryan's budget and the medicare plan, which is