>> i think grandma is counting down the days. >> grandma has a good reaction.t her around for all kinds of holidays. christmas presents. birthdays. >> wouldn't it be funny if she was wrong and they weren't having a baby, this was some other kind of gift. >> book end. >> i'm glad they did not trick shirley brown because she's been excited. >> oh, my gosh. >> jocelyn, the mommy-to-be said her best friend and sister-in-law told her, make sure you record this because you know how she reacts to stuff. they were in the right position for when grandma reacted. >> they're having a baby! >>> it's monday, that means matt dreidel time, joining us via skype with real or fake videos. we're going to hop into today's videos. magical cyclist appears from nowhere. >> out of the way. >> that way. >> are you sure? >> play that again. i think we missed it. >> i think it's real. the cyclist could have been going in this direction covered up by the guy and made the right. >> totally agree with steven. the guy was just behind the dude in the hat. >> i think it's fake. how many reals?

his grandma even has a cool nickname. rg be g. >> they're going to make the super bowl, that's right. >> and then russell wilson's grandma, did he say that? i don't think so. >> all right, tune in after sunday's game for the complete wrap up of the skins, the seahawks, the post-game show live from fedex field. it's a special edition starting at 8:00 on sunday. time for the high school bowl winner and the basketball season now. and we'll go to the high school as they were a revolutionary patriot and farmer by the way. did you know that? >> i did not know that. the finals, there you go. george mason, he'll be hosting the huskies. have you driven on board lately? northeastern has as they did. the patriots, they lose by 10. and so now how about rg3's grandma? with the super bowl edition? >> i can't imagine as she is way out there on the limb. you think that her grandson is doing to win. >> yes. there you go. >>> my grandma just predicted i'm going to win the super bowl. >> that's 9news for tonight. thank you for staying up wi

your grandma can do it presuming that grandma is not a tech savvy grandma so the fact that these types of avenues exists means that more and more people are now exposed to the democratic process this is a really good thing for a lot of people it's hard to get people out into the street out rallying in front. of i mean i keep using a bank is an example out in front of the proverbial bank that i'm using it's significantly less hard to get ten thousand people to do a deed os from their computer for a plan time for a short amount of time where we're in. there let their voices are heard in unison and more than that because it doesn't require a physical lucas' people from around the country and around the world can now participate in these things interesting i really appreciate you coming on the show and telling us all about the site was attorney jail lederman thank you thanks for having me. well the cable network al-jazeera has close a deal with liberal leaning current t.v. and the deal is a lucrative one for al gore with reports he'll be getting one hundred twenty five million dollars from

. >> this is grandma. grandma was on the train heading to the doctor with her granddaughter. >> now doing a facebook, "i am now a grandma." >> they wrapped the baby up. forgot to see the sex of the baby. they had to unwrap -- oh, it's definitely a boy. >> named maxwell, eventually ambulances showed up and took mom and baby to a local hospital, and they're both doing just fine. >> did they take the subway to the hospital? >> no! they took the ambulance. >>> we've seen a lot of rnli video on "right this minute." that volunteer team of people in the uk who go out and do water rescue, but we've never seen one quite like this. doing a rescue in a dark boat, doing exercising, throwing somebody off the side and rescuing them. did you see something off of that boat? >> i saw a fin. >> that was a dolphin. he's on his back acting like he's going to get rescued and along comes a dolphin. under his legs. tapping in. getting close to the action. like, i can help. >> the dolphin's like, hey, guys, i can help. >> i can s

i think miss morgan heard it from your grandma. grandma? grandma? really? what did she say?ecret from us. let's call grandma and see. well, um... no. you don't have to call her. it's not that big a secret. hi, grandma. okay, i was just kidding. there's no secret. tommy: and there's no cell phone! ( tibbles laughing ) good one, tommy. ow! are you okay? i never knew fake secrets were so dangerous. stay right there. ( phone ringing ) hello? oh, yes. i called because you need to bring james a change of clothes. what happened to you? it's kind of a secret. what about you? oh, well, it's kind of a secret, too. really? i'll tell you my secret if you tell me yours. uh... i was fighting with the tibbles and fell down. now you. uh... james split his pants right down the middle. oh, there's no hiding it. you can see his underwear clear as day from the back. ( gasps ) you can't tell anyone. it's a secret. remember? a secret. sorry, this clubhouse is for secret-holders only. d.w.: i've got one. ( secret-holders whispering ) ( conversations stop ) it's okay, everybody. she's cool. here. w

you and grandma used to walk. that was years ago. that was a year and a half ago. seems like a lifetime. because you stopped everything after grandma died. you stopped living. that's not true. it is, and you know it. is that any way to talk to your grandfather? i'm talking this way because i love you. if people loved me, i wouldn't be here to die. this is where you wait to die. no, it isn't. it is! tell your father i'll die as soon as i can. grandpa, please. come on. go back to your family. i don't belong there anymore. go on. go on. go on! can't sleep, harry? why are you here this time of night? i was going home. did you like the book? it's all right. kind of hard on your grandson today. what? i was passing by. i couldn't help overhearing. he's only trying to help because he loves you. oh, i know. but he doesn't understand. he doesn't know what it's like to get old. getting old has got its pluses and minuses. you've got to work on the pluses. where did you hear that? i don't know. my wife always used to say it. i got so tired of hearing it. "work on the pluses. wo

good time at grandma's. fruit is good... juice is good... juice is definitely good. [ frank ] something extra -- from raley's, bel air, and nob hill. it rewards you...for being you. earn points and special offers for shopping the way you shop. join today at raley's dot com, or at your store. healthy...and fun! somebody say fun?!!! woohoo!! [ frank ] raley's, bel air, and nob hill. for food, for family, and now, something extra -- for you. is an welcome back, my guest san advocate for the poor. please welcome sister simone campbell. (cheers and applause) hello, thank you so much for coming back. good to see you. >> thank you, good to see you. >> now sister you were here once before. >> that's right. >> during the campaign. you and your fellow or sistronuns got on a bus watch. did you call this bus. >> nunns on the bus. >> it was an obvious cois. >> could have been nuns on a helicopter,. >> we couldn't afford that. >> okay. >> we are a low budget operation. >> that is because are you advocating for the poor. >> that's right. >> stephen: if you

my grandma tried to get out, he shot at my grandma, but the first round was blank. mom tried to get out and he shot her in the mouth. she got out and ran into the city market, he ran in there and slit her throat and then ran up and across to the parking garage. and the police found him in there. they had a shoot-out and stuff. >> macannally's mother survived the attack. his father died five days later. while macannally's praying hands tattoo helped lead to us this story, he's hardly alone when it comes to tattoos dedicated to loved ones. >> i didn't have to put a certain face in there because this pretty much resembles all the females in my life that's hurting while i'm in here. pretty much resembles my daughter, my mom, my sisters. >> this is a portrait right here of my girl and this is her name below it. she better be happy for that, that's all i can really say. not too many guys go through that right there. >> what does that say? who is that? >> serenity. that's my daughter. my pride and joy. >> that's my baby. he ain't no baby no more. he's 8 now. yeah. he was l

here grandma steps in and puts the items back.s unclear from the video whether grandma is unaware of the scheme or if she spies this patron walking up and has to feign disapproval. >> it's all part of the show sometimes. you know, if i'm going to steal an item or a kid's going to grab an item and they get caught, i can go over as a parent and say put that back, we don't take items without paying for them. and wait for people to leave and send the child back in. people wouldn't think twice, we always see kids picking up items in stores and parents scolding them. >> at the end of their time in the store, grandma makes a purchase. she's never charged with a crime. fleming says there's no evidence she knew what was going on. >> but the mother, she turns herself in after the videotape appears on local tv. >> why would you involve your children? >> she's charged with three counts -- theft, endangering the welfare of a child, and using a child in commission of a crime. she pleads guilty to all counts, serves 30 days in prison, and is pla

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native, and vernon davis could decide the super bowl for the 49ers, thanks to his grandma and a former coach. coming up as "news4 we spend a lot of time on the feed because a chicken is what it eats. [ jim ] this seal verifies we feed my fresh all-natural chickens an all-vegetarian diet including corn, soybeans, and marigolds. no animal by-products. no meat and bone meal. when you put my chicken on the table, you know where it came from. that i put on my children's plate. that's why we use all-white meat, breading that is whole grain with omega-3 and no preservatives. it is my goal to make the highest quality, best-tasting nugget on the market. i want consumers to go, "dang, that's a good nugget." sdpluf the bombs bursting in air ♪ any questions? >> well, that was real, but she did admit that her inauguration performance was not, that she lip synced. today was the first time she spoke push ily said back uptracs are common. beyonce sell she will sing live at sunday during halftime. >> so take that. the countdown continues just three days and counting. >>> a game that will feature a form

megan and charley over to you>>> never underestimate the capabilities of a grandma. >> a robber madeake when he tried to steal cash from a woman in a grocery store. we will tell you how it went down. this cold season, nasal congestion won't stop me. i made the clear choice. claritin-d. decongestant products on the shelf can take hours to start working. claritin-d starts to work in just 30 minutes. power through nasal congestion fast. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. >>> the us that of someone rock your grandmother is not a pleasant thought. >> unless she is the one carrying the gun. earns teen owns a grocery store and one night a man pulled a knife and tried to grab cash and she was not going to have any part of this. she pulled the gun and she took aim. >> i shouldn't say this but i think i was going to shoot the gun but he was running away. so once his back was turned i actually couldn't do it. >> she says she was only -- she only shot the gun twice and hopes to never have to pull it out but showed immediately watch this video. not messing around at all. >> don't mess with g

very excited grandma-to-be. are you having a baby? >> that's so wonderful. >> the couple had been waiting for ten years. they've been trying for ten year s to have a baby. and she thinks she's opening up a piece of jewelry and it's a baby block. >> that may have moved to number one on my list. >> i think it must be her husband, what the h. >> watch out, kiddo, grandma's coming for you there. >>> trending fast food, inspiring fast rhymes at a wendy's drive-thru window. ♪ make them all small but keep listening cause no that's not all i'm sorry if i saund a little bit posse io anything else yo just a frosty yeah i want a frosty and make it vanilla and joey if you spill that i swear i'm gonna kill you ♪ >> the person taking the order. >> they liked it. >> what was the song again? >> microphone singing. >> finally, click number four, great show of sportsmanship. spanish runner had a chance to win a cross country race when kenyan runner abel matai thought he already crossed the finish line but instead pulled up shy. i

and the odds of will and kate's baby being born on grandma princess diana's birthday. good morning, i'm marra schiavocampo. for the first time in years, lance armstrong may be waking up with a clear conscience. the former seven-time tour de france champion has reportedly admitted to using performance enhancing drugs. nbc's curt gregory has more. >> reporter: according to the associated press, seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong has admitted to using performance enhancing drugs during his famed cycling career. armstrong reportedly made the admission during a taped interview with oprah winfrey in his hometown of austin, texas. following the interview, winfrey tweeted, "just wrapped with lance armstrong, more than 2 1/2 hours. he came ready." last year armstrong was stripped of his seven tour titles and banned for life from the sport following a report by the u.s. anti-doping agency. a report that labeled armstrong as the mastermind of a, quote, systemic, sustained and highly professionalized team-run doping conspiracy. nbc news has learned that in a conversa

>>> a cop getting a mouthful from this great grandma. >> going to tase a 72-year-old woman. >> what will he do? >> an nfl player and his wife desperately trying to make it to the hospital, detained by an unsympathetic cop. >> you ran a red light. >> my woman is dying right now. >> i turn around and he has a gun pointed at me. >> what will she do. >> people faced with tough decisions. >> that's a woman. i have to decide, what am i going to do now? >> moral dilemmas with life or death consequences. >> i told my girlfriend, if he does jump, i'm going in. i don't think i believed it would actually come down to that. >>> scenarios that force you to ask yourself, what would you do? >> hello. welcome to "caught on camera" i'm contessa brewer. how well do you know yourself. we catch people in situations that are dangerous, life threatening, some ethical, uncomfortable. briefly put yourself in the place of the people in these stories and ask yourself did they make the right choice and what would you decide? >> a car with its hazards on runs a red light and pulls into this parking lot with police

don't come down on my grandma crime. or. her grandma coming up. next. the worst she goes the. white house of the day the radio guy bought a bale of minutes from a quick profit i want to watch quote for about fifteen years you've never seen anything like this i'm cold.

. >> reporter: you called your grandma, right?> yes. >> reporter: the girl's grandma got here and was so upset on the phone with 911, alexa saved the day again. >> she said, grandma, our address is and then told us the address. >> reporter: suzanne's carbon monoxide alarm did go off, but it was late, after she was already passed out. they were all treated here at the medical center, where doctors say both girls also had elevated levels of carbon monoxide. >> it could have been much worse for the girls and mom. it could have been a real tragedy. >> reporter: for a family that's suffered already. the girl's dad died only a year and nine months ago. >> they lost their daddy. i don't want them to lose me. it was just very scary. >> reporter: the lesson, teach your kids 911 and emergency numbers. suzanne forever grateful. >> they're my life. my life. >> wow. >> what a great lesson for those of us that have children. i don't think my daughter knows how to play with the many apps on my phone. >> today kids are so tech savvy. >> i told he

. >> something you heard from your grandma chicken noodle soup.ken soup to help cure the cold. >> that's a fact. i love chicken soup. chicken soup is an antiinflammatory a decongestant. warms up your throat when you are sick. gives you fluids that you need. chicken soup home run grandma was right. >> sometimes that's all you feel like eating anyway. vitamin c myth or fact? >> vitamin c is a myth. everyone thinks vitamin c is all you need for a common cold. the truth is they decrease the risk of you getting the common cold. once you have it it won't make you better. one vitamin i think is under known for this is vitamin d. vitamin d is the super vitamin for cold and flu. that helps your immune system gives you a super immune response and can decrease your severity. vitamin d not c. >> glass of milk with your chicken nude ep soup. >> zinc fact or fiction? >> zinc is a fact. zinc actually decreases the viruses the flu and the cold from lodgeing in your throat and nose. so it can decrease your risk of getting sick and it can get you fast better faster

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carry with me a lot is when my daughter was born she was only a few months old, and we were with my grandma, and she was helping me take care of her one day, and my baby brother was about four or five, and the living room was just full of toys. every room had some toy in it, and my grandmother she was carrying my daughter lily anna and we

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about the game as a matter of fact when i warned him about where to go and where not to go he said grandma. this is america. this is. where i was supposed to be free this is where we're supposed to be able to walk down any street we choose. and the next day dad doing what he. does is right. now. can you imagine a society where mothers are burying their children instead of their children burying their mothers. why. it's ok to cry and have to cry. i had to cry and all i need to do to keep gone. i have to cry because if i don't cry and i keep on an angle up to me. i may do some help people say oh you can get over it hell no we can't we just get through it just get through but never get over it if you don't take my dog eat it and walk close on my house you know you didn't you know repossessed my car my son was murdered he just didn't die he was murdered. so when i finally back to school i was always crying and it's the maven all the kids look around and they're like oh you know i did a ground are teary eyed even some of the boy and then i would ask him how many of you guys know somebody i'll g

when the kids come to grandma's we make sure they eat healthy. wow... good time at grandma's. fruit is good... juice is good... juice is definitely good. [ frank ] something extra -- from raley's, bel air, and nob hill. it rewards you...for being you. earn points and special offers for shopping the way you shop. join today at raley's dot com, or at your store. healthy...and fun! somebody say fun?!!! woohoo!! [ frank ] raley's, bel air, and nob hill. for food, for family, and now, something extra -- for you. >> i recognize i got a family out there that really need me. and spend a lot of time away from me. and say i have always been the best for them. matter of fact their lives probably would have been a lot better without me in it. >> the wabash correctional facility is ice layed with miles of corn and soybean field. some of the state's most violent inmates are housed here. and they have been known to hurt each other. james stone has been in prison for the past 25 years for attempted murder. and he has had more than a few scrapes in that time. while some inmates have been nun t

. >> i am a grandma twice, yeah. the children are grown and fine and love the lord.o, the rest of what happens to me is just icing on the cake. >> gracia says like the title of her second book, she is learning to fly again. >> it would be awful if i had gone through this horrible thing and come out on the other end thinking i had anything to do with it. so if i am flying today, it is because of god's goodness in my life. >> one of the greatest privileges of my life covering that story and meeting gracia and her family "in the presence of my enemies" i couldn't put it down. you can visit the martin and gracia burnham website. find the link at cbnnews.com. coming up, one of the world's greatest boxers, lucille talusan's conversation with manny packal. >> champion boxer manny pacquiao became the lastest boxer to use lucille talusan has his story. >> the boxer's association named manny "pac-man" pacquiao's parents separated when he was in elementary school. extreme poverty forced him to leave home and find a job in manila at age 13 to support his family. he sold flowers

. >> don't get grandma hurt, please. >> we haven't figured out yet grail rules for if you will governinghe powerful pain killers we have. at one end, pouring them into people who abuse them and sell them and die from them recreational and at the other end we have dying grandma. i'm in there saying i don't care what you give her, suffering is unacceptable. i have something to offer. lock up your medicine closet. the way kids and other people get into the abuse of prescription pain killers is they go in and get your ms and you may say not my kid. how about your kid's friend. >> if it is locked the first time they won't get the taste and get addict. if you try to lock it after they have the problem. >> they will find some where else. >> your lock is no good. >> right. >> dr. kaplan. thing hard on this one. a tough one. >> a tough one. >> shepard: a couple of credit card thieves must by worried about rising interest rates because their small-scale shopping spree. wait until you see this.

a few months old, and we were with my grandma, and she was helping me take care of her one day, and my baby brother was about four or five, and the living room was just full of toys. every room had some toy in it, and my grandmother she was carrying my daughter lily anna and we were coming into the room at the same time and as she came through the door she tripped over a toy and i was so scared because my daughter was only a few months old but boy did she know how to fall. she just rolld and my daughter -- she was still fully intact. she didn't hit the ground. she wasn't even crying. i was so amazed by the way she was able to roll and fall, and so as an adult thinking back on a lot of my memories and remembering like the different lessons that people have brought to me. i remember my grandmother -- she knew how to fall but she knew how to fall, and so when i come to those points in my life where i feel like i'm falling i just know that we know how to do that. we know how to roll and we know how to roll and when we work hard we know how to work hard and do it with some style, so i am re

"grandma's valentine, 1803." look at this! "miss a. crook, flaxlands."o what does that mean to you? that's a farm in wilshire near wootton bassett and it's where alice lived in 1803. she was my great-great- great-grandmother. right. and she received this valentine when she was 19 and living there with her parents and we now know that it came from a young lad called richard who was age 17 at the time who fell in love with her when he was visiting his mother's family at a village nearby. right, so it must've been something like love at first sight. well, pretty--yes. he certainly didn't live there. it must've been a holiday romance. because in 1803, valentines were still extremely rare. right, right. they are just beginning to be produced commercially. very expensive. so he wouldn't have been able to afford that at 17 and he's done this most fantastic, fantastic rebus card and if we just open it up, i mean, look, it's cut paper and it just is wonderful! hearts galore. hearts galore. that's right. and it opens up further, and on it, he's written eight verse

um, it belonged to my grandma, and, uh, i inherited it when she passed away.ere travelers with a fairground, and, um, i always remembered that she said that-- that it traveled in their wagon with them and that they used to have to lay it on the bed when they moved about from fairground to fairground, and wrapped it in the bedding just to keep it safe. she used to take it around for fairs with her? yes, with her, because she loved it so, so much. but, i mean, as a child, i used to see it in her bedroom, and i admired it and always hoped that it would be mine one day, which it was, yes. fairground people love porcelain. they love especially royal worceste yes. um, you know did they used to have any fruit plates? yes, i've got two fruit plates on my wall at home. they love the fruit plates. i know, they're gorgeous, they are. they used to come to the worcester factory when i was there and plead with me to let them have pieces from the museum. "well, i'll buy that, governor!" or something like that. "i'll give you any money you like" but, of course i couldn't sell

the titterring and snickering you heard -- >> grandma wakes up. you kids are staying, you were born here, i'm out of here. >> this was funny. i hope it didn't ruin the guy's life because it was so funny. he was considered a serious contender. many thought he'd win this thing until some lackluster debate performances gave primary voters second thoughts. and then came this moment, november 9th, big debate. here he s trying to remember the three government agencies he wants to get rid of. let's watch. >> i will tell you, it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education, and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. >> you need five. >> five. okay. commerce, education and the -- >> epa? >> epa. there you go. >> seriously? is epa the one you were talking about? >> no, sir. we were talking about the agencies of government -- the epa needs to be rebuilt. >> you can't name the third one? >> the third aej agency of government, i would do away with education, commerce, and let's see -- >> i can't. the third one, i ca

grandma said she wanted the best for her. >> trying to get her on the right track. >> again, you heardndmother say she does not who the suspect is. she was wondering about their relationship. and why he would allegedly do this. >> thank you. new at 11, friends and loved ones on the lives of the professor and her daughter killed in a fire. and her daughter will be remembered. they were killed in their home on wednesday. it is not clear what caused the fire which is under investigation tonight. >> we are learning more about a fire in the district. you are seeing video captured on a cell phone after a crash happened. tonight, a woman is dead and investigators are trying to determine what went wrong. the collision happened near southern avenue and 12th street in se. roz has more from the witnesses and investigators. >> investigators are trying to figure out this bizarre accident that happened on the street from a hospital. witnesses are telling a heartbreaking story about health goods americans try to rescue the driver but could not get to her. -- how good samaritans and tried to rescue th

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