grandma. apparently he has been on a trip recently and he told mom, i brought a gift for you. i'm going to bring it over so you can unwrap it. >> my new name -- are you [ bleep ] kidding me? >> grandma's got a potty mouth. >> that is a good reaction because it's so genuine. >> you can see she didn't have her glasses on. what does it say? oh it does say grandma. >> oh, my god! oh god, that's so exciting. >> she says when they record this had video she was only about six weeks along so she's got a whole lot of baby time to do. >> grandma's got a whole lot of things she's got to buy. >> that grandchild is going to get a lot of love and a lot of gift. >> i'm a grandma! >>> he's a dancer and hard work pays off. >> book a world tour. >> you won't believe which celebrity he's going on tour with. >> what? >> wow! >> that's huge. >> that is huge. so huge. >>> plus thursday buzz word for a shot to win an ipad mini. imimagaginine e hahavivingng a a s shield against plaque. nenew w acact t adadvavanced wi

i like that, if i called her grandma she wouldn't answer. she would ignore me.ll her mommee. >> so more than half say grandparent choose the names we call themselves like you did mike, like my grandmother picked. so several factors might player play a rawle something more meaningful. for blended families or grandparent like you said, you just don't want to feel old. >> oh grandparent want to sort of lift it up a little bit, solo a gigi, poupe,. >> so boomers went to wood stop real cool and hip. they're really different today than the grandparent of yesterday. so they want to really feel younger. >> meanwhile, the data from the us census actually shows the average age the average age of new england parents is higher than ever before. grant mothers are now around 50 years old. grandpa's around 54. jenn fred, is a mother of two. >> i'm not 54, i am aim 56. hey, you know, the thing is, mike is that as a grandfather, which is what you are, you look hipper than most grandfathers. so i don't understand why you get all cranked up about the name. now, because you're stil

. >> i was scared, so i ran back to my grandma's room and covered up my head with a blanket. >> but the intruder followed her into the bedroom, knocked her unconscious, sexually assaulted her and left her for dead. miraculously, brooke regained consciousness several hours later but found her grandmother dead. >> my grandma died, and i need somebody to get my mom for me. i'm all alone. >> brooke then ran to a neighbor's house for help. incredibly, the neighbor made her wait outside. >> part of my left ear was missing and my whole left cheek was swollen. but she told me that her kids had to finish eating and she needed to get them dressed and everything. so she left me sitting out on her porch for like 45 minutes. >> eventually, the neighbor drove brooke home. later that day, at the hospital, brooke gave police a description of her attacker. >> he looked like my uncle. he had dark hair. he was about the same height. and i just -- that's the only person i could think that he looked like. >> her uncle, clarence elkins, was the victim's son-in-law. he lived about an hour's drive away and had

. >> a fast one on good old grandma. now. >> the police have been called. >> the prank that land her in cuffs. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> but we've got the buzz word you need for a shot to win an ipad mini and a cheerleader's ready to show off her skills. see the tumble she won't be walking off. a nice celebration in st. petersburg petersburg russia. they got a spectacular stage set up. >> he's trying to come in to land on that spectacular stage but instead he's hanging and dangling from that light post. >> that's embarrassing. >> he had to waet there for the rest of the show to be over right. >> he releases himself. they're saying this guy is quote unquote not the best parachuter. this handsome fellow in the sun glasses is former proworld champion. he is heading to accomplish one of his biggest dreams. he wants to kite surf in the fountain in front of the eiffel tower. particularly illegal and there are police officers. we see them right there as he's walking through. it doesn't seem to phase him. he set

if she really is the forgetful grandma, which one is she?f politicians she has a complicated relationship with the truth. and she's trying her best. >> larry: bill has a lot of complications. >> like a lot of politicians, has the same tick when it comes to explaining themselves. she has a lot to do on this issue because the email issue isn't going to go away. i think they feel like they're going to put this to bed. >> that's actually pretty cool. i actually like that. >> people who have two cell phones deal drugs. i trust my drug dealer more than i do politics. >> larry: so that's a good reason you would vote for her. >> hillary got that good (bleep), larry. >> larry: exactly! (applause) >> larry: this makes me laugh too, they're traveling around the country in a van. travel around in a van looking for young millennials is already kind of creepy, and it's called the scooby-doo van which is hilarious. >> i like the thought of bill clinton in his driveway saying, where's my van! the high school just got out! (laughter) i like it. >> larry: it'

i kept saying, "grandma's coming." like -- [ laughter and applause ] and it was like the early '90s and like people are like stage diving and the whole thing. and she the whole time was -- [ laughter ] and afterwards i was "like, grandma, what do you think?" she's like, "they're such nice kids." and i said, "grandma, they're not. they're really not nice." and they are. it turns out they were nice. >> seth: they gave cameras back. >> beastie boys people are nice people, i found out. [ cheers and applause ] who knew? >> seth: i want to see you do confirm or deny this. because vin diesel was on a talk show, he was on "jimmy kimmel" last week. >> no, no, no. >> seth: he said he was backup dancer for the beastie boys. or a dancer for the beastie boys. i didn't even know you guys had dancers. >> look, i didn't want to talk about this but my best friends nadia and johnny said i have to. and nadia and seth are friends so she texted seth and was like, you got to talk to him about it. i don't want to start a whole thing, but i d

kristine: her grandma panties. steve: her grandma panties. denise: yeah! steve: yeah.

. >> i have to get an update on your grandma, mirnyi. you recommended contra when you first came on our show and you told your grandma to invest. there she is on the left. she's adorable. it's had a rocky ride. since the second time or last time you were on in february, it's only up 5%. you stick with that? are you telling mernie and her friends to rotate into gulfback? >> well, concho, i think the wind is at its back this year. they have this new way of drilling and completing their wells where the first 39 wells they brought on are 75% better than they were a year ago. that's massively important. i think you'll get more v validation. you. >> got to take some off the table. if it goes down for your grandma, you'll never hear the end of it. >> are they taking profits? thanks for joining us. say hi to mernie and the gals. >> i love that they're rocking the t-shirts. >> let's talk about the idea of 60 being the new normal. >> i thought you were talking about his grandma. >> no, i meant $60 a barrel. >> he makes a very good point that the c

instead of stealing from grandma, he stole from the next door neighbor. i am having to deal with my crimes, forgery, it's the same thing, i stole the money, i forged a check. i look at myself and i have major guilt thinking so my kid is a thief because i was a thief and what do i got to do to change it? >> christine taylor also struggles with parenting from prison, especially when it comes to negotiating with her children's father. >> unfortunately, some events transpired in daycare last week that are horrible, and he's still letting our children go there, but there's nothing that i can say, because i'm here and i'm helpless. >> later we noticed taylor on a cellblock pay phone talking to the father of her children. >> okay. he doesn't like it, i don't want to go. does the lady still watch him? does she treat him any different? i mean, i don't know. shouldn't you be wondering these things after that incident. >> when we're filming in these prisons, i don't know if you call it luck or not, but we're there roaming around and we just happened upon these situa

. >>> and call her grandma black belt how this 88-year-old aspiring people around the world tonight.here's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> now to the developing story in nepal. incredible look at the devastation tonight from saturday saturday's 7.8 earthquake. this is video taken from a drone in the capital katmandu. the number of dead is now above they are 4,000 that number is expected to rise. while rescue and recovery efforts are already complicated by rough terrain crews are now dealing with bad weather. pouring rain is falling on survivors living in make shift shelters. some 250 people are believed mis

she was a teacher, a a counsellor, and she was just the best grandma in the world. [ cheers and applauseuse ] ♪ ♪ they used to tell me she used to tell me i hope you learn to make it on your own ♪ ♪ and if you love yourself just know you'll never be alone ♪ ♪ i hope that you get everything you want and that you chose ♪ ♪ i hope that it's the realest thing that you ever know ♪ ♪ hope you get the pretty girls that's pretty at everything ♪ ♪ million dollar cribs havin' million dollar dreams and when you get it all just remember one thing ♪ ♪ remember one thing that one man could change the world ♪ ♪ that one man could change the world ♪ ♪ all i all i wanted was a hundred million dollars and a bad chick ♪ ♪ imagine this so much some nights it felt like that i had it ♪ ♪ back on the mattress starin' at the ceilin' tryna to connect the dots ♪ ♪ but it's hard makin' those attachments ♪ ♪ talkin' dreamin' so hard some nights it felt like draft day you know ♪ ♪ my my step brother used to flip them bags outside the crib like it was trash day ♪ ♪ no kim k but he bagged ye and when you're getting fa

but i had this tiny little grandmother, my little grandma sonya. yeah. >> she was a little taller than this. but, i was 5 years-old, and she said to me, "brian, you're special. you're going to be a special kid." and i go, "why, grandma?" and she said, "well because of your curiosity. curiosity is going to be your super power. you are going to do so well with this. just keep active with your curiosity." and i'm literally looking at my report card. my report card is all fs. [ laughter ] so there was literally, no empirical evidence that i was going to be special at anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. but my little grandma sonya, she validated my curiosity and i kept asking questions and i got myself through college and out of college. i continued this discipline that's synthesized in this book where i meet a new person every two weeks now for almost 35 years, i'm planning on doing it the rest of my life. and it's, they're experts in science, medicine, technology, athletics, all art forms and i just keep doing it every two weeks. >> jimmy: and they

here grandma steps in and puts the items back.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 placed on two

now, i hear your plies were inspired by your grandma. >> yeah, my grandma's actually had a dance studiois year will be our 50th year at the studio, so she's-- she's been doing it a long time. she teaches. my mom teaches. and i help her out around the studio, and so it's a lot of fun. i love being able to share my passion with, like, the younger generation, so... >> that's great. how--what's the age of your kids that you teach? >> i have anything from 3 years old to 40, so we have a very wide range of ages, and it makes it a lot of fun because you get to see people in all their different stages of-- of dance.

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civic minded grandma. >> how many centrifuges does civil minded grandma support in iran? and how long can you carry this metaphor metaphor? i like it. it's comfy, but maybe goes into the strato fear of things we argue about. >> she can't hold it for long but they hope it's a nice way to start. >> i agree. it's true to her. >> well right. to the extent that she really is -- >> i'm married to a grandmother, we know grandmothers their particular personality develops in that time of life. >> you might see a little bit of baby charlotte here at the outset. >> what policies she talks about in this video is what i want to see. talk about being the first woman president, foreign policy, the minimum wage paid leave? >> let her talk. >> it will be more generic. >> she's got a new edition of her book out. she posted a new epilogue on huffington post writing about her granddaughter charlotte. she offers clues on the message she'll use in her run for president. she writes i have always believed that every child should have the chance to live up to his or her god given potential. that

made the house buying easy for a first time buyer isn't that what grandmas are for.ve you a good deal. >> yes a family deed. jamie: dave hawk hawk in's collection of tractors. >> i don't think it was easy for anyone. we did go through that, where you know we were not all agreeing. number one toughest decision was can we keep the collection or do we have to sell part of it? financially, and time wise, there was nobody that could do what dad had done. jamie: did he tell you before he passed. >> we talked about it but he never made a decision. >> dave's widow judy, asked the kids to come to a decision, it is not easy. >> how do you come to an agreement, which each party has a different idea of what is right or wrong to please 5 parties is a tough tough decision to have to come to grips with. >> amid that family discord tammy's son alec spends nights and weekends keeping his grandpa's precious tractors from deteriorating. >> there are a lot of expenses to keep them up am to keep the collection, and not up keep it in my opinion was not an option. jamie: dave hawkins pride

. >> grandma!e. >> 10 and 2 with the hands. 10 and 2. >> he's clapping -- >> no, no, no. >> oh, my god. >> hang up the god [ bleep ] phone. >> it seemed a genuine reaction of the instructors that struck a cord with everybody. you're watching this going, i can't believe this kid had the [ bleep ] to do this. i can't believe he pulled it off and i can't believe these people didn't slap him silly. >> but the ever-cynical online viewing audience had its doubts. >> 10 and 2. 10 and 2. >> this is not a nightclub. >> that is so stupid. >> i couldn't tell about this one if it was real or fake. i had a few things that made me skeptical. one, you can see a lot of different camera angles. especially when he first gets in the car i counted four different ages and that's a pretty elaborate setup for a high school kid. >> was the video for real? this is a two-part question. first, is the kid playing a prank or is this a genuine situation caught on camera. second, if it is a prank are the instructors in on it or

. >> i was born on my grandma's birthday. so i'm grandma's boy. life. i'll go back out, help her out. just do good. stop giving her problems and stuff. >> the hard work has paid off. later today he'll finally see freedom and be released to his grandparents. >> for every juvenile delinquent that you see in the newspapers who's done some horrendous thing, there are ten more who learn from the system and went back out to be good adults as they grow up. we see those stories and it warms your heart and you can't not want to do this because you know that you've had something to play in that. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> america's prisons. dangerous. often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day it's a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet. down. >> pendleton juvenile is the last stop in indiana. for young offenders who have committed serious crimes. we spent months inside. where the staff is determined to rehabilitate impulsive teams who are often angry and violent.

. >> she's seen grandma or mom do this and she's imitating people that she looks up to. >> i love you >> i don't know if you love me. you don't love nobody. you love your own self. >> she is not buying what dad is selling. >> i'm standing here. >> these kids are twins and i think they have their special twin language because yot understand what they're saying but they have a deep disagreement. if you're in the car with them you don't get in the middle of that. >> >>. >> there's a time and place for strippers and that time is here now. >> what's the occasion? >> this video in taiwan. >> this is a funeral. they're gyrating on the coffin of the deceased man whose wife hired the strippers. >> did he own a strip club or something? >> no. the way it works is in taiwan the more people that turn up to the funeral, the more honor they place on the person. people say it's a way of getting people to come to the funeral. >> this is something really crazy but cool. >> people do other kind of things they hire singers. sometimes it's the only thing they get. there's another video of a woman singing

. >> grandma and grandpa maybe they should take their own advice. >> in the baltimore riots obviously extremely tragic that of course it was an opportunity for donald trump to hop on twitter and not only slam baltimore but also slammed the president. so what he had to say our african-american present hasn't exactly had an impact on the thugs who are happily and openly destroying baltimore. it didn't take long for twitter to respond. j-lo says donald trump can only be negative. way to use a perfect gop candidate hashtag 2016. someone else said it surprises no one. donald trump reveals himself to be a disgusting human being. twitter obviously blew up. the jersey city bomb squad has been sent to check out several suspicious packages. lately the most recent one was here behind me that the gross street. apparently someone left their bags with on squad came. everything was okay but check out this picture i caught of someone reaching over the yellow tape to organize their bag. what do you think? >> bill you took time out yesterday to look at sprinkles the 33-pound cat. she takes the path lik

. >> my grandma actually called me jumpy when i was a baby.ump in the johnnie jumpups, and it stuck with me my whole life. and i've got some other nicknames. do you want to know them? some people call me b, just a regular b, because like a bee, a swarm of bees. and some people call me shearns because i click when they get not too far away from me. >> corcoran security housing unit, or cshu, is the largest in the state of california. and holds the worst of the worst inmates. robert glen is no exception. though ironically, his prison history all began with one nonviolent crime. >> i came to prison for grand theft auto, i got sentenced to three years. >> but instead of simply doing his time and going home, robert has assaulted more than a dozen inmates, lengthening his original sentence. >> because of all of them assaults, my points again rose to a level four inmate. and the classification committee decided to give me a indeterminant cshu term, and put me up with a aryan brotherhood member, and that began my life as a prison gang. >> the aryan br

the proud grandma revealing the tiny timberlake is named after his great grandfather.tion was eagerly awaited. the first-time parents announcing the pregnancy in january with this instagram. and timberlake sending a special shoutout to his pregnant wife at the i heart radio music awards just a few weeks ago. >> i want to thank my best friend, my favorite collaborator. my wife, jessica, at home. i can't wait to see the greatest -- our greatest creation yet. >> reporter: opening up with the dirty details. >> daddy is heading home to learn how to change a poopy diaper and get my swaddle on. >> reporter: fatherhood suits him well. ♪ let me show you a few things ♪ >> reporter: nothing but joy for them. some fans getting upset because they feel like their chance they might have still had is over. so there were people mourning. >> oh, come on. >> it was just a couple. it was humorous. some asked for privacy while they dealt with this. >> were they wearing black? is it that bad? >> i'm sure they are. >> can you imagine him singing to his little boy at night? >> not a bad lulla

he was grandma's secret ingredient.veryone knows you take the shrimp and put it there. then there's the eggs. i don't know 15 is what my grandmother said. do me a favor, go get a a little bit of salt and we'll put it in with the egg. >> how do you know how much? >> you don't know. >> it's all about love. >> why not? >> you just know. >> you'll have good bread krums. >> you could see the way i make rabbit or octpus. >> we have a tradition, we make -- >> lamb's head. >> the heads of lamb. >> wow. weren't they using the head? >> understand something, back when there was no waste. when i grew up and all the family. >> you cooked everything. >> all right. >> i never heard that. >> arthur now you're -- >> and his father was one of my first coaches she worked for her since she was 17. >> you're breading it and sauteing it and it looks like this. >> you got to do the heavy lemon. i do this every christmas. elizabeth, i don't even get the food out of the front and evereryone grabs it from me. >> you're not yelling at us this is

to be -- wait a minute grandma to be thrown off a cliff. >> republicans don't do that -- >> what? >> no, unfortunately that's where politics is on both sides. >> you said -- called obama a muslim. name one prominent republican that said obama's a muslim. >> well, i don't really want to get into -- >> just one. >> that's silence. >> just name one. we'll wait. go ahead, take your time. >> there were a lot of people questioning where he was born. >> name one republican. >> donald trump did. >> no donald trump said produce the birth certificate. >> okay. >> he didn't call him muslim. >> sean, this is the problem. when joe is asked and these are legitimate questions and joe gave his answer and they're legitimate answers. but what joe tries to do is he tries to blame the republicans for doing the same thing. what we really need is for joe ople to say enough is enough. let's not engage in this kind of politics. >> frank you know me better than that. >> joe, you're right. but joe you did say republican -- >> of course they do it. are you saying they don't? >> give me an example, joe. >> l

he's posting this facebook video last night showing him getting down with his grandma.e correspondents dinner this weekend." >> wilson added hashtag love you grandma. and she's got moves. >> he's going to be the new mcdreamy. surprise. let's move on. finally, we got a first look at johnny depp playing the infamous gangster whitey bulger. check that out. wait, not that. but keep looking. >> they look very similar. it will be an interesting movie. transformed himself to look like the blue-haired bulger for the new film "black mask." it's chilling and it will be released very soon. we'll have more news coming up. >> there he is. coming up. >> there he is. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not with improved cascade platinum. it powers through... your toughest, starchy messes... better than finish's best... the first time. as if your dishes were non-stick. cascade. now that's clean. thank you for calling colonial penn life in

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

where is grandma going to go. i think the children who love their parents and grantparents are thinking about that. millions of dollars gone. what i'm most upset about them is trying to paraphrase the words of martin luther king jr. the voice of the violent. -- violence is the voice of the aopressed. martin luther king was not condoning violence. he was saying listen to the needs of the people. these issues are going to have to be addressed. we're going to have to look at poverty, educational disparity. >> you and are i were talking about that. there are plenty of areas and regions of the country that have higher unemployment rates among youth and you don't see this thing igniting maybe it's a matter of time. i don't know. is it fair -- i got a lot of e-mails from people who say i live in a poor town. we doebt do this. >> i don't want to make this about politics a lot of these urban areas where african-americans are a little more liberal in their politics are running these communities, if you really care about you

she is saying she is grandma, playing grandma thing. >> i don't think the age is it.this about elizabeth warren. would probably make a better candidate -- >> really? >> i think competition forces you to get better in all aspects of life. >> make hillary better? >> make hillary better, yes. what is elizabeth warren's calculation? what is she thinking? is she entirely out? or waiting for the opportunity. >> she is waiting to be drafted. >> what is the opportunity? that opportunity is only this, this is what i think if hillary clinton does not inspire which we said 30 minutes ago that's elizabeth warren's strength. she gets them there. throwing verbal bombs. gets people all fired up. that is not hillary clinton's strength. >> this is only reason, just very quickly, the only reason i want to see elizabeth warren get in because it pulls hillary clinton further to the left so people see what she is actually playing it. right now she can be a appet thick centrist and bide her time for the next 19 months. >> harris, what about the enthusiasm point hemmer brought up? elizabeth

this is another grandma specialty. it is baking powder.u have all of these tough ingredients, this is what lightens it up. >> reporter: anything else? >> we will stir this together to combine. >> reporter: dry ingredients and wet mixed and now together. >> now we are putting them together. >> reporter: we took our matzo ball dough out of the fridge and we are ready to roll balls. >> matt is going to scoop perfect matzo balls with this ice cream scoop. he will put them on a plate and you can roll and drop them in the water. beautiful. all right. so we have been letting our balls simmer. they have really gotten large and have sunk to the bottom. >> that's another part of the magic that they do to let you know they are ready. once they fully absorb the water, which means it is fully cooked to the center, they sink. they are ready to roll. there it is. matzo ball soup. >> reporter: okay. here we go. >> make sure they are nice and delicate all the way through. good. >> isn't that cool? >> reporter: i think your grandmother would be proud. >> th

i don't care about gordon ramsey. >> you care about a grandma in a bick eveny?oks pretty good. >> she does. >> she spent the day at the pool. and then she went to prison. we'll talk about how her day went. how the evening ended. okay? >> okay. >> now let's take live look at our shred event. okay? so we are going to parx casino. >> oh there it is. >> truck there readying. >> two trucks. >> okay? so we have cars, look already waiting in line to get rid of their stuff their sensitive documents. you can bring documents electronics, anything you need to get rid of in a safe and better twi do it. >> that woman looks irritated. i've been standing out here for 30 minutes. can you open the stinking truck already? >> if she can just wait fine more minutes we do it starting at 7:00. then this line probably there until 10:00 a.m. come out. bring your stuff. 10:00 a.m. through this morning. and we'll help out. >> help us start shreading. you don't have to wait nine more minutes. >> look at that line. >> i'm afraid of her. i used to be able to have students come in and we do

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. >> my grandma always had a ritual of making easter baskets and having little bunnies and stuff like that. >> we learned several of the players have been observing lent. >> first thing i will be doing because i gave up all social media for lent i will be getting social media back. that was probably one of the hardest things to do. >> since i gave up pop, the first thing i'm going to do is have a shirley temple. >> she hopes to be drinking with a big smile on her face after a big win. coach frese said at her press conference today it is easter after all and they hope to get a lot of baskets baskets. wusa9 sports. >> and. >>> pope francis presided over the solemn easter service. ten people from five different countries were baptized during the late night service. >>> nothing brings the community together like a free concert. we're going to take you to the not so secret d. c. show coming up. >> and after the break a brawl breaks out at a casino >>> a search is underway for a missing 11-year-old child. jerome jackson was last seen friday on 16th street and southeast washington by the nor

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