what happened to grandma? >> grandma, you okay? >> no. go get me a towel, sweetie. >> hurry! >> that dog is going to the [ bleep ] pound. >> you see the dog in the video at the end. >> oh, my gosh. >> holy cow. >> the dog was quarantined for the mandatory ten days to figure out if it had any kind of diseases or rabies but grandpa did go down to the pound after that and signed the papers to have the dog put down. >> grandma, you okay? >>> a couple entries into the ding dong hall of fame. the first one, you see a car coming down a residential street. the car slows down just as it's passing this driveway with the security camera. the person behind the wheel of that car notices some brand new pot planters. >> what? >> no planters you put pots of plants in. you see a woman get out, she crosses the driveway thinking that she's cloaked in darkness. and watch what she does. here she comes, right across the driveway. gorgeous pot in her hands. watch this. >> yes. right on her face. i love it. >> i feel bad for the owners though. it's broken. >> you know what they may have lost the pot

grandma, got her grandkids. but this ice bucket challenge nearly cost grandma her life. >> what? >> watch and see why. >> oh! >> oh my gosh! >> dog. >> how did that -- what? a family dog? >> here's what the uploader of this video claims. the dog does belong to their family but it originally belonged to the grandmother's daughter. grand pla and grandpa didn't like the dog but afraid of what would happen if they gave the dog up. the video was just posted they only released it now because she felt ready and wants people to be aware of the dangers of dogs that just aren't trained. >> it pull her down really hard. i mean what happened to grandma? >> grandma, you okay? >> no. owe get me a towel, please. >> hurry! he's bleeding. >> that dog is going to [ bleep ] pound. >> you can see the dog in the video at the end. >> oh! holly cow! >> the dog was quarantined for the mandatory ten days to figure out if it had any diseases or rabies but grandpa did go down to the pound after that and signed the papers to have the dog put down. >> grandma, you okay? >> one of our favorite dare devils is

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they sent this to grandma, grandma hasn't opened it but told her open it via skype. >> all continuesh my god. i can't believe it! >> this one, they did a wall mural and the mural has a message. first, you see the couple they're putting it together. look it's the finished product. you see two people holding hands. >> beautiful. >> they realize, you know what? there's something missing. they start putting up a swing. and there's a little person in the swing. meaning they're expecting. >> that's awesome. >> check out how they told grand pap at a restaurant sipping out of a cup. when he gets to the bottom he sees something written at the bottom of the cup. that lets him know you're going to be a grand dad. >> creative ways of announcing there's a baby on the way. >> and you know gender reveal parties are the big thing now. this couple decided how about we do a rube goldberg device to reveal what it will be? i like how to starts in the house and does all of these wonderful things with cards and blocks. ♪ and then it moves outside. >> good gracious. >> a black curtain is revealed. behind t

. >>> and grandma's got her paddle. >> she loves apparently playing ping-pong. >> why ping-pong doesn't love her. >> oh! >>> video of a nanny in argentina that authorities say is going to be used as evidence against her. this nanny walks over to a 2-year-old boy, sitting in a high chair, and you see her slap him. then you see her sit down at the table, she pulls a plate of food in front of her and begins to eat. now, according to reports, the food that she's eating belonged to the 2-year-old. she had taken the food from the boy and hit him when he complained that he was hungry. the mother actually set the video camera up, after she became suspicious when she saw bruises on her toddler. she hooked it to her smartphone and saw this entire thing go down. >> how angry are you when you see what actually happens. >> it's so heartbreaking for the mother because she said that in the times that she was around the nanny and her children the nanny would hug the children would be very affect nate toward the childrening. as you can see, the things changed once the mother was out of the home. the nan

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i love that she included by grandma bunny and her perspective on life, on race. there hasn't yet, i feel, been a documentary about let's say whether that's the pryors or anything showing two jewish woman raising a mixed child, and what they thought in that era. >> absolutely. >> in the '70s, and '80s. >> i love that my grandmother says on camera - shelby thought we were upset because she was having a black and a white baby. i thought to myself "do i have poka dots?" that was the general sayings. -- generation. i love seeing that. we are so crazy in the world - whether it's race or religion, when you show people in their truth, we are all humans, and you see the humanness of who she is, who my mum is and what they struggled with. >> how did your mum and grandma white. >> and red all over. >> and red all over. >> when i was born. i think what they did was that they raised a child to have confidence in who she was. i didn't have to be a part of a group. you know, i didn't have to be black, i didn't have to be white. i had to be rain. i had to accept i had big hair,

>> reporter: her father mark was getting an oil change saturday afternoon when dynasty and her grandma route 197 at old chapel road in buoy maryland. >> they were crossing the street and the truck proceeded to turn. >> reporter: police say a van made a left on to route 197 hitting dynasty and her grandma. >> she has a broken collarbone five punctured ribs and lung. >> reporter: tonight, she returned to the scene. >> it's just hard for me to imagine what they are going through. >> reporter: the driver stopped. he has not been charged. while police investigate the accident this family prays. >> dynasty was a flower god. she was a delicate god. >> reporter: during this heartbreaking time. >> i want to thank everybody, everybody for everything. >> reporter: shomari stone, news4. >> a gofund me site has been launched to help her family pay for her funeral. you can help by searching bowie fundraiser at nbcwashington.com. >>> developing tonight, there is a new twist in the most recent secret service scandal. nbc news has learned several surveillance tapes may have been erased from the night t

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those little teenage girls that work at kmart and have a racist grandma that, is really america. she's a charmer. ryan killmeade is with me. >> james rosen just called. she's a fascinating person. >> why wasn't dick cha cheney on the cover? >> i'm not sure. when you gave me this assignment i'm doing this thing called research. people reach to me in the industry and in the building. so i watched two 45-minute interviews with her. and she is angry. and unlike alec baldwin who says if they believe in the country didn't, when she has enough money she's gone. she's out of here. she is angry at the country. >> she goes on to say -- she talks about how -- she wants reparations for slavery. >> $7. >> my little white fans will be like why do you want reparation for work you didn't do you? got handed down your grandfather's estate and you got to keep your grandmother's diamonds and pearls and she says a bad word. >> she says a lot of them. >> and she broke into tears twice in 20 minutes because of slavery. now we know that is a tough time in american history, absolutely. but it didn't end

. >> grandma took great care of it. had bad pet allergies and has to fly this sum isser. summer. is there a way to make sure there's no pets on her flight? >> no. i wonder about this a lot. what if i decide to take them with me and there's somebody sitting next to me. right now there's no laws on this. the airlines make up their own rules. some of them will not except pughs because they have a hard time breathing in the altitude. all you can do is call each individual airline but i don't know any airline that doesn't accept pets. >> and people can be highly allergic. >> and they can be sitting right next to you. >> lori e-mailed in the city of san carlos is the homeowner responsible for the sidewalk in front of their home? >> yes they are. a lot of people think that's the city's and in most cities and municipalities throughout california it doesn't matter who you think it belongs to. you're expected to fix it. no matter where you live you should call the city and say do have to fix this or do you fix it? some cities say

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. >> this is my grandma and grandfather. >> that is where they courted. they were holding hands and strolling. learning about each other. >> reporter: he came up with the $88,000 needed to light up the ferry building. her drive and hard work helped make this happen. >> i feel really blessed. feel really lucky that i am able to be part of the history of san francisco. >> reporter: back in 1915 it lasted for 10 months. once they turn the lights on tonight they will remain on from -- every night from now till december 4. the ceremony will start an hour from now and we will cover it and check back with you. back to you. >> can't wait to see it. it will be beautiful. thank you. pretty cool to be up there. >>> make sure to visit www.ktvu.com to see our slide show about the world's fair. if you want to head to the city to enjoy the ceremony, not a bad day to be outside. >>> rosemary orozco is in the weather center. >> gorgeous out there. seasonal. we will have this weather for tomorrow and then we get into a warming trend into your bay area weekend. step outside

it was only because of somebody taking the time to care for me, it was because of a strong mom and grandma that i'm here today and able to do as wanda said, wake up every morning grateful for the opportunity to go to work and make a dif rrnsh in the lives of young people and dhat work is only possible because of community because of the amazingstaff at larken street and all you who care about san francisco and children youth and families and vulnerable populations and i cant thank you enough for what you do is allowing me to bring my daughter quhoo is my guiding light and where i learn the most and for whome i astatic who gets to live and be educated in san francisco. thank you. >> con gratulation mrs. adams, we appreciate all the work you do here in san francisco. next we'll call on sfr visor catty tang from district foyer >> thank you very much. i ptd to con gratulate all the honorees today. thank you for reading. as a person who is a product of public education i'm thrill today honor someone who is a teacher in the public school system. i would like to call up [inaudible] thank you for

, grandma, grandma.ites. i miss her so much. anyway. this is the same woman that no matter what kind of refrigerator she had it was a fridge dare. it doesn't matter. it was the fridge dare. same thing? it's the fridge dare. it didn't matter. i don't know if that was the first refrigerator or what. anyway, for today we have a rainy mess in the east down to texas. icing behind it as the front moves through and changes over to snow. out west is spectacular and look at florida. 82 in miami. take me away. sunny skies and 85. sunshine through the great lakes and northern new england and cold. look for icing conditions from the mid-atlantic to the gulf coast and the western 2/3 of the >>> good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. temperatures today range between 42 and 45 degrees. rain on and off throughout the day but milder conditions. our first alert goes into effect tonight lasting all thursday and that is due to the snow moving in. overnight we'll see rain changing over to snow and that's

>> yes, grandma had some choice words that we had to bleep out but that makes it funnier.y named bentley's aunt when she heard the news. there she is and then we have the happy family big sister peyton with her new surprise brother tell us about the surprises in your feed. tweet us with the #socialsquare. they didn't stick with the name charlee because peyton took the name for her doll because she still wanted a sister. >> the next one. >> hope they don't have to repaint. okay. >>> coming up will ferrell, kevin hart, can't wait for that. lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you did this deck yourself. >>well me, lowe's and zeus and apollo. now get the porter cable 20-volt max combo kit for $119 at lowe's. take a weekend getaway with hilton, and be deliciously out of your comfort zone. be there for once in a lifetime. or be the vp of splash. hilton. 12 distinct brands in over 2,000 cities. book now. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear

and to your 90-year-old grandma, let me just say, hello. [ applause ] this is from a third-grader named i think you should play the old school mario with the costume, and you have to play against mark wallbert." [ laughter ] that's a really fun idea, so i actually called up mark and we made it happen. here's a picture of us playing. that's mark wallbert. [ laughter ] hard guy to get a hold of. >> steve: hard guy to get a a hold of. >> jimmy: hard guy to get a hold of, i gotta be honest. >> steve: where's he living now? in new city? >> jimmy: he's over in new city. >> steve: he doesn't want to haul a lot of crap around. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: order about 60 boxes. >> jimmy: this is phoebe. phoebe lam. "dear jimmy fallon, my name is phoebe. you're so funny my mom almost pees her pants. my mom says if you read this i'll get a dog and i really want a dog." [ applause ] boom. you got yourself a dog! >> steve: sorry, mom. >> jimmy: that easy. it's that easy. just write me a letter, you get a dog. [ laughter ] this next one is from sam in the fifth grade. "dear jimmy, you are so cool. i watch

name something you would not be surprised to see grandpa and grandma doing if they used to be hippiesdric. >> marijuana. weed. steve: marijuana? whoo-ee, you old. >> and country. steve: that's like me say-- and country. marijuana. >> what do you want to do? you want to play? steve: they gonna play. kecia, name something you would not be surprised to see grandma and grandpa do if they used to be hippies. >> making wine. steve: making wine.

dynasty and her grandma had gone to cvs while her dad was getting an oil change. they were crossing route 197 on old chapel road in bowie when a driver hit them in the crosswalk. the driver has not been charged. the investigation should be completed in 30 days. >>> the supreme court ruled today pregnant employees can claim the same on the job accommodations that employers grant to large numbers of other workers temporarily unable to perform their duties. at issue, a former ups driver who became pregnant was denied light duty during her pregnancy and sued ups citing discrimination but lost on appeal. today's supreme court ruling sends the case back to the lower court for further review. >>> we're just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. a new report shows distracted driving among teens is worse than previously thought. surae chinn brings us the sobering details at 5:30. >> but war on potholes, but will it >>> maryland has joined a growing list of states to ban the sale of powdered alcohol. the state has reached a voluntary deal way group of agencies not to sell

year-old's mom who is a philadelphia police officer thought jade was supposed to be dropped off at her grandma's house yesterday but she was dropped off several blocks away. she went into a park where she was for an hour until a stranger got involved. >> it could be anybody who did not return her. >> the bus company said the bus was driven by a new driver who didn't know her usual drop off spot. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf made a stop in philadelphia where he stressed his commitment to early childhood education. he spoke to the delaware valley for the education of young children. the organization is trying to start a state campaign to try to get every 3 and 4-year-old access to education. an investment in state's children is an investment to state's future. >> the insite i want to bring to harrisburg is the insight i got in the private sector. investing in early childhood education is smart. >> the governor's budget includes 120 million-dollar increase and early childhood education with the goal of enrolling 14,000 additional children. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" saturd

. >>> a van ran over a little girl crossing the street with his grandma. she was only 2 years old. didn't survive the crash. r was hit, too, and tonight she is in the hospital. the accident happened in bowie as the van was turning left from old chapel road on to route 197. >> saw the debris path. you know? it's just a shame. people really do need to slow down. that's -- yeah. pay more attention. >> paramedics rushed both to the hospital where the toddler died. police say the person driving the van did stay on the scene. >>> the power's back on at dulles international airport after two power surges cut the electricity in the main terminal and all four concourses. didn't impact any flights but united airlines voluntarily delayed some of the departures. outage lasted about three hours and created long lines for passengers trying to check in. >>> investigators now say that the two men that robbed this bank are from d.c. yesterday they hel fargo on connecticut avenue. didn't take long for police to arrest thomas george and dewitt hall. sources tell news 4 that federal agents investigati

she is being just a grandma. she's the best grandma in the world. she's the best mom in the world.reative. >> yeah, she's a poet. she is a painter, a paintress. [ laughter ] you now, so, she's just got it all covered. >> jimmy: i have a painting here. your mom did a painting of macgruber which is very interesting. >> yeah. [ laughter ] she likes to get in there and do works of art based on things i've been in, so. >> jimmy: characters that you've created. >> yeah. and she really brought macgruber to life in that painting, yes. [ laughter ] new beard coming in because you had a bigger beard. >> yeah, i had a bigger beard. and i had to shave it for the show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> spoiler. [ laughter ] and then, yeah, i got it coming back. >> jimmy: you should say spoiler first, then you say what you spoiled. >> spoiler, i shaved the beard for the show. >> jimmy: no, no, because it's the third time you said it now. they already know that you shaved your beard for the show. you can't say spoiler. [ laughter ] sorry, yeah, yeah. please talk. i want you to talk. i'm sorry. >> i shaved the b

and he shot and killed my grandma. my grandpa said that he also tried to pull the trigger on him as well, but the gun jammed. well, it doesn't stop there. he actually went on the run for a few days and no one knew where he was. people thought he fled to florida. we were in protective custody. we got escorted to my mom's house. we had cops outside. the police escorted us back there and said it was safe to go in. they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. and he waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he turned the gun on himself. >> david ratliff sr. began his spree of violence shortly after his release from the same jail in which his son is now incarcerated. he had served 11

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this place to continue to serve to bring evan is serve and volunteer (clapping) and keblg with his grandma this is truly we believe a perfect way to memorialize vieira and better than any gravestone thank you (clapping). >> i get weep i didn't at some point that was the first okay so i think those are wonderful words i think all of us appreciated what vieira did it is a wonderful feeling in the room so have this many people that cared about her and this impact so many people in the neighborhood that work was influenced or started by vieira this is a wonderful opportunity with people that shared that experience i want to bring up ms. jackie robinson a new resident here to say a few words ms. robinson is quite be unbeliever she's raised 14 children and she's here today (clapping). >> hello, everyone (clapping) i'm a resident here at vera haile housing senior housing i'd like to thank mercy housing for giving me an affordable place to live a wonderful place thank you (clapping) and especially thanks to vera haile housing (clapping). >> all right. thank you very much jackie and so by way of of

. >> it is about grandma controlling the plug. or her designee controls the plug, and that's the system we're going to have. >> the doctor is at the forefront of the new national movement to make talking about death public policy. he chaired the expert medical panel that helped lead to new massachusetts regulations, the first in the nation which took effect in december, mandating that health facilities from hospitals to assisted living communities tell terminally ill patients their end-of-life options. >> the full range of their choices from keep me alive no matter what as long as medicine can do that to i just want to be home with my family with hospice, to anything in between or any sequence. >> woodruff: that's tomorrow night. >> woodruff: that's tomorrow night on pbs newshour weekend. and we'll be back, right here on monday, when we talk with ken burns and dr. siddhartha mukherjee about their sweeping documentary, "cancer: the emperor of all maladies." that's the newshour for tonight, i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend, t