grandma and snoop get along? her a revised script. because there's obviously -- there may or may not be marijuana references in this scene. >> jimmy: oh, this is from a scene? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: i see. >> maybe i wasn't suppos to say that. whatever. anyway. my show. i'll tell you all that happened. my grandma has on an apron that says mary jane and she asked me who mary jane was. >> jimmy: oh. >> my mom and i looked at each other and snoop comes in and she had a good idea of who mary jane was. but she loved him and we called her to ask her to do this. i didn't know if my grandma would do this. we called, i was like, all right. there's a rapper, his name is snoop dogg. she goes, well, i know who snoop dogg is. okay, sorry! then the whole way home she told my mom, he's so tall! now my grandma might be in love with snoop dogg. >> jimmy: he'd make a really great grandpa. >> snoop grandpa. grasp snoop. i want a grandpa snoop. >> jimmy: christmas time. >> yeah. >> jimmy: grandpa snoop leaves something under the tree.

and she drags him -- >> grandma's a ninja. >> playing no games. then she tells the press he was a holligan. >> she came at him like, boom, dropped had im. >> yeah. >> the part where she dragged him saying i'm not done with you yesterday. >> 37,000 rubles. he asked her to borrow money. that is $560. he got his life smacked for that. >> he really needs to work of how to ask for money. >> when you ask for money, make sure you're able to pay the piper. >>> it's giveaway time. we're giving you a chance to win an ipad mini. >> to enter you need tuesday's buzzwo buzzword, be at least 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. stay tuned for your chance to win an ipad mini. >>> it turns out fly fishing is more than just an afternoon thing your grandpa does. and you'll see just what i mean in this absolutely beautiful video called healing waters done by the guys over at while i'm here. the legacy project. and it starts off featuring ed nicholson. ed was in the navy for 30 years. at some point along the lines he was diagnosed with cancer. he needed a way to

my grandma is fresh. i got to admit. i see her and she's like always in like jumpsuits, like you know, terry cloth jumpsuits. >> jimmy: is that cool? jump suits. >> i think for a grandma. snoop wears them. they have similar style. grandpa snoop. >> jimmy: that's probably what it is. [ laughter ] >> grandpa snoop. yeah my grand may is the most fabulous person i've met. i cut my finger off one time in the blender, it broke my finger in half, and i was being rushed to the emergency room with my grandma. before i went in she slammed on the brakes and said, we've got to put on powder because you never know who's going to be in there. my grandma is an actual beauty queen. my finger is dangling off, blood pouring everywhere, dad's passing out from the blood and grandma's like, no, no, no. powder, powder. she's the beauty queen. >> jimmy: that sounds like a bad person to have around in a pinch. >> it is, it is. yeah. >> jimmy: you have a pig at home. >> i do. >> jimmy: i saw a picture of you with the pig. where does the pig live

. >>> and later, thanks, grandma. the special delivery that was made possible by mom, dad, their doctors, and the baby's grandmother's womb. the medical saga and the miracle child on this tuesday, september 1st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this tuesday. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm reena ninan. what a historic visit it was to pope francis to the united states just in three weeks. but we're also talking about that incredible through the internet visit that the pope had with lots of americans, a chance they don't really get a chance to see in a different way. >> any part of experiencing the pope, there are millions of people waiting for this chance. it was excellent to see this. it was ahead of his first ever real visit to america. it was an extraordinary media event. the pope held a virtual audience with americans moderated by abc's david muir. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: in many parts of the world, 7-year-old pope francis has rock star status. he is the first latin ameri

grandma lee is the strength and power of this spirit.here's nothing that can replace her first voice. >> please wrap up. >> okay. honorable supervisors, understand the power of words, words can shift us, bring us together or divide us. we ask that you consider the words and the language to assure a more compassionate hopeful world for us rather than to refresh the wounds and the agony and suffering of many. grief will never go away, but we can remember and we do. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you. i'm a victim from yoshima, so i know how she feels and i couldn't open to public where i come from. so many things have to be hidden because of the -- you are not supposed to get married. if you do, you're going inform have a deformed children or your children will be the second generation. it's going to be a bad health and everything else. i really had a hard time raising my children here. but fortunately i had a talk with my children, what is the -- what happened at the wartime. but still i could at this time -- i couldn't g

grandma lee is the strength and power of this spirit. there's nothing that can replace her first voice. >> please wrap up. >> okay. honorable supervisors, understand the power of words, words can shift us, bring us together or divide us. we ask that you consider the words and the language to assure a more compassionate hopeful world for us rather than to refresh the wounds and the agony and suffering of many. grief will never go away, but we can remember and we do. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you. i'm a victim from yoshima, so i know how she feels and i couldn't open to public where i come from. so many things have to be hidden because of the -- you are not supposed to get married. if you do, you're going inform have a deformed children or your children will be the second generation. it's going to be a bad health and everything else. i really had a hard time raising my children here. but fortunately i had a talk with my children, what is the -- what happened at the wartime. but still i could at this time -- i couldn't

on the back we have a silvia howard, grandma taft. her ancestors were of irish and scottish descent. she would provide her expertise to the daughter-in-law on how to bake reds and repair mints ties and prepareads mince pies. she was later married to this gentleman here. this is grandpa taft. grandpa taft was a self-taught to judge when they lived back in townsend, vermont. the parlor room is a room where the tafts would gather whenever they have important guests coming to visit the taft home. basically there was a general jacob cox, friend of alfonso , taft and the taft family, he was once invited to have dinner here at the family home. he would actually send a letter to alfonso, asking if he could bring a young brigadier along with him. his name was james a. garfield. imagine that. president coming here to visit the mount auburn home in cincinnati. we now move to the library. this is where the family would gather and have quiet evenings, spending a lot of time in particular space. i try to imagine seeing grandma and grandpa taft sitt

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i mean, i want to apologize to grandma lee for the insults that she's faced here today. and these are the insults saying she's a liar. that she wanted to be a prostitute for the japanese military. i'm not coming from the individuals who make them, they're come from the japanese government. the japanese government are telling these people they were not comfort women. that's what they're saying. and today as we meet to discuss these issues, there's tens of thousands of people marching in tokyo against a bill to militarize the bill. how is it going to benefit the people of asia and japan who have gone through wars that have left millions dead. we have a responsibility

i mean, i want to apologize to grandma lee for the insults that she's faced here today. and these are the insults saying she's a liar. that she wanted to be a prostitute for the japanese military. i'm not coming from the individuals who make them, they're come from the japanese government. the japanese government are telling these people they were not comfort women. that's what they're saying. and today as we meet to discuss these issues, there's tens of thousands of people marching in tokyo against a bill to militarize the bill. how is it going to benefit the people of asia and japan who have gone through wars that have left millions dead. we have a responsibility

. >> the scariest -- i remember going over to my grandma's condo. not cute, beautiful house, farmhouse. and my mom was like -- it was right after -- this is my scary grandparent story. my mom was like, honey, your grandmother just had a facelift. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> i was like, oh! i was 11. this is back when facelifts were like -- it was like terry gilliam, "brazil." >> jimmy: still not that far off. >> it's not that far off. and i remember my mom opened the door. and i was like, ahh! she's like, honey, come on in! i saw bandages.

. >> reporter: grandma's costume jewelry.u just give it to the kids for dress-up or is there hidden cash in here? that's the question kim glazier of michigan has. >> i'm kim. >> reporter: her mom recently handed her this basket. >> look at this, this is crazy. >> reporter: filled to the brim. >> she turns 0 and decided to dean out her house. >> reporter: do you think this is worth anything? >> in terms of cash, no. >> reporter: she turned to the reality show hard-core pawn. >> most of this stuff isn't real. >> reporter: but buried inside -- >> this is a gucci piece. >> >> gucci. >> reporter: and those cs, chanel. >> this looks like it's a real piece after chanel. >> costume jewelry looks gaudy but some of the goddest stuff can be valuable. >> probably the most valuable. >> reporter: how do you know if you have a pot of gold? >> firstles says invest in a $10 jewelers eye loop. >> nothing can tell you real better than your eyes. >> next lack look for hallmarks like production numbers. >> chanel has a specific logo. in the '70s

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

grandma lee embodies courage and determination. she's making numerous trips around the globe including japan and to the u.s. to attend events, give talk and raise public awareness about the so called comfort women issue. i like to say that our justice for cuppard women coallation is growing because of the courage of grandma lee. she's getting around at the age of 87 to speak and to raise awareness to pressure the japanese government to formally apologize. she lives in korea. my was a is working with the justice for comfort women coalition to arrange for a conference. she's meeting with the mayor later today, i believe, also grace hugh has her and many other events that she's attending. on behalf of the justice for comfort women coalition, i wanted to ask those in the audience could stand from the rape of coalition and justice for comfort women coalition. stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. thank you. [applause] >> president breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello eve

police say she jumped into action after she spot her grandma unconscious on the ground. >> all right.hear was a 911 call with her talking to the dispatcher. i'll tell was, that dispatcher kept the girl on the line and sent an ambulance to their pontiac home. paramedic reached her grandma and had realized that she accidentally overdosed on prescription medication so they used the anti overdose drug narcan to bring her back around. police say the seven-year-old helped save her grandma's live. >> just really great exposure for young child to be in that situation and have grandma go down and have no idea what's going on and very calm, cool, collected emergency dispatch activity there so we're very proud of our specialists in dispatch as well. >> the little girl was reunite width both her mom and grandmom in the hospital. police say it was the 15th narcan safe in oakland county this year. >>> this is not one animal you don't want to see missing. wildlife officials in orlando are looking for 8-foot king cobra. the snake disappeared from its owner's home within the past day. owner says he is

please watch over all your family members and please say hi to grandma.s and forever. >> stanley. >> juliana valentine. >> charles austin. >> matthew. >> joseph. >> brian mcdonald. >> michael mcdonald. >> john at. >> john thomas junior. >> danielle. >> mark ryan. >> thomas henry. >> and. >> scott mcgovern. >> william j mcgovern. >> francis manwell. >> patrick j. >> keith david. >> and mccue. >> dennis j mccue. >> michael edward mccue junior. >> donald james mcintyre. >> stephanie maria mccanna. >> molly l mckenzie. >> evelyn. >> darrell. >> george patrick mcglaughlin junior. >> and my father, my angel. dad remembering you in but missing use sorrow that never goes away. we all miss you very much dad. >> and my beloved aunt margaret mary, you have been a bright light in so many lives. she was a loving wife, a wonderful mother, a grandmother, a sister with six siblings and in answer to many nieces and nephews. she was a friend, a mentor and my angel. mostly she was a child of god. i know she looks over all of us, she will will be forever missed and forever l

. >> not grandma, honey. not grandma. >> okay.ight. >> we don't want to make people si sick. >> you have to walk down the stairs. >> is there an elevator? >> no. no, granny. no. >> at 68, this granny isn't slowing down. her healthiest cookbook yet, paula deen cuts the fat is out now. >> it's great. >> peanut butter pie in the cookbook, i could eat it and i would never know, i would never know. >> so why haven't i had a piece of that? >> because you won't let me stop dancing long enough. >> i've been inside the kitchen. it's a yummy place but dangerous. i think i just looked at a couple dishes and gained five pounds. >> i'll never forget that trip. you cooked up magical stuff in that kitchen. we're going to move on. you may remember nicholas brendon. now he is struggling with alcoholism. he's been arrested. ann we sat down to talk with dr. phil about it all, things went off the rail fast. >> you were at a bar last night. >> we're done. i'm not doing this. >> in a dramatic display, nicholas storms off the set on wednesday's episode.

. >> what happens when you strap some grandmas in a lamborghini. why age is no barrier to sheer fear. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and a daughter is about to pull a fast one on dad. >> as he's looking in her face. >> the story behind the sister switcheroo. working here at "right this minute" it's fair for us too say we've seen one or two dash cams. you've never seen one like this, this is released by the windsor police looking for the perpetrator of this crime taken happens quick. dash cam and behind a black jaguar. suddenly -- >> oh, what the heck! >> i told you. out of nowhere this green toyota comes from the left-hand side, stops next to the black jaguar and gun out the window, fires two shots. [ [ gunfire ] you hear the driver go ooh, and then you watch this, the black jaguar pulls out, looks like he's going to chase the toyota. there was a good reason we heard that driver ex-claim. watch carefully after the second pop something looks like it comes flying toward the dash cam. >> footage from ctv news. >> that's th

and how about viral grandma rose marie?all of a sudden i realized i was mick jagger, it was like my gosh. why is he here? he's here for me. >> moving on to what's up with letter this is what living out all the retirement dreams is all about. not hav care in the world about growing that big old gray beard, letterman was spotted grabbing dinner in tribeca and looke relaxed as ever. do your thing, dave. now viola davis talked about her post emmy glory while hanging with her crew and reporter. >> where do you have that big beautiful award in your ho >> my husband put it in the office. my husband loves displaying the trophies. >> i love you. >> how were you able to celebrate with your beautiful family? >> i celebrated yet. it's not my style. modest woman. >> and now david beck come his wife's defense. victoria was hanging on to him as she stumbled out of the boutique and they were saying she was partying a little t much. david is talking about the ints dent for the first time with our carly steel. >> you looked like you were qui

my grandma, she got the first letter we sent and she calls my grandma says, this is wonderful, your grandsons running for congress. in my grandma, who is 96, said no, he is gunning for the state legislature. and the woman said, i'm looking at the letter. he is running for u.s. congress. my grandma said, well, if use really running for u.s. congress, you ought to save your money. things thethink the person with a mind yes should wasted on politics. >> by doug pretty much left in my face. >> he said, i'm going to run for the u.s. house of representatives. i said, what? are you nuts? the system is fundamentally flawed. >> normally that will fudge and say, you you're at five or three. his pollster said, you're not even on here. what's my name is jeff smith and him running for the congressional seat that the gephardt is leaving. i was surprised to jeff smith was. he began to wonder, maybe there is something out there. >> jeff smith narrowly lost the race to russ carnahan, the scion of a missouri political dynasty. but smith's surprising performance in a crowded field of 10 made him a rising star

this is "tales of the gambling grandma." [ laughter ] grandma playing poker with her grandson there.ay from her grandson. >> steve: i don't know about this grandma. >> jimmy: you don't want to read this. we're down to our last book here. >> steve: oh, no. >> jimmy: this is called "so long constipation: part 1." [ laughter and applause ] so, there's a second part to "so long constipation." >> steve: when does part two -- number two drop? [ laughter ] that book's a stinker. >> jimmy: i'm not reading number two. i'm not gonna read number two. because i heard the ending is crap. [ laughter and applause ] that's my "do not read" list. if you have a book and you think it should be on our next list, i want to see it. send your titles our blog, "the do not read list" at the tonightshow.com. we'll be right back with governor chris christie, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do that. we show our

>> the grandma thing done 27 times. rosanna: wait a second, i want to know, we have the clip by the way. >> your grandma clip? rosanna: no, yours. >> can you clean the oven for me? get all the way inside. she's done it before. do this first. oh, this just takes a second. rosanna: ohhhh. how many times did you do that scene? >> i think quite a few. >> well, she practiced. >> i had to practice getting in and out. that is difficult. >> that moment in the screening, the people lost it. you couldn't hear the dialogue. people are screaming and laughing. it is so much fun. greg: para normal activity there? >> it is made at a documentary. he's making a documentary about her family, and she's trying to bring them back together and giving him the camera, the whole movie is like first person and her character is trying to make a beautiful film about the parents' farm and growing up and recording odd behavior. rosanna: so comedy horror? >> well, it is hard to say. it is funny and scary. if you don't like the horror movies, this is

grandma i love i grandma i love you. >> other students complain the driver grabbed lloyd after he refused to sit at the front of the bus so ask called police. daly city detective told jason santos a surveillance camera captured the incident. >> he saw the video and requested to see it he said i would i wouldn't suggest it because she gets even madder. >> after that initial meeting jason tells me police would not return his calls. so i began digging. after weeks of phone calls, door knock and public record request ty obtained a copy of the police report. detective recommended charge of willful cruelty to child. students on the bus told police the bus driver got rough with lloyd. grab the hoodie pushed him down picked him up with both hands picked him in the seat. he cried and baby bus driver stupid. bus driver told police she didn't touch lloyd only his clothes. i wouldn't hurt anybody especially little kids but he was defiant. i should have happened it differently. but the da office decided no the to prosecute. >> we determined that even though it was not necessarily appropriate conduct b

grandma i love i grandma i love you. >> other students complain the driver grabbed lloyd after he refusedsit at the front of the bus so ask called police. daly city detective told jason santos a surveillance camera captured the incident. >> he saw the video and requested to see it he said i would i wouldn't suggest it because she gets even madder. >> after that initial meeting jason tells me police would not return his calls. so i began digging. after weeks of phone calls, door knock and public record request ty obtained a copy of the police report. detective recommended charge of willful cruelty to child. students on the bus told police the bus driver got rough with lloyd. grab the hoodie pushed him down picked him up with both hands picked him in the seat. he cried and baby bus driver stupid. bus driver told police she didn't touch lloyd only his clothes. i wouldn't hurt anybody especially little kids but he was defiant. i should have happened it differently. but the da office decided no the to prosecute. >> we determined that even though it was not necessarily appropriate conduct by th

call me crazy, but shouldn't we just be impressed that a grandma knows so much about e-mail? ( laughter ) donald trump says he always felt he was in the military pause he went to military school. ( laughter ) hey, look, i get it. i always thought i was a rock star because i saw "ricki and the flash." and kentucky clerk kim davis is released from jail after refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. it's a little early, but i think trump just found his running mate. ( laughter ) ( applause ) this is "nightly show." let's do this! captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> larry! larry! larry! >> larry: thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome to "nightly show." i am larry wilmore. what a great audience tonight. it is great to be back, guys. i am telling you. man, we're getting laughs. i haven't even said ( bleep ) yet. this is amazing. that's the type of crowd we have here at the "nightly show." so many things have happened since we went on vacation. we don't have time to talk about all of them, but from the serious situations, the iran nucle

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. >> a great grandma is tased in one of the most controversial videos to appear on "caught on camera." >> get on the ground! [ screaming ] >> may 11th, 2009. just outside austin, texas, a deputy pulls over a 72-year-old woman for speeding. >> coming up the hill and you accelerated. >> when he asks her to step out of the vehicle, the situation erupts. >> he begins to get her off the roadway and she's being very uncooperative. >> oh, you're going to shove me? >> ma'am. >> you're going to shove a 72-year-old woman? >> the deputy tries to gain control of the scene. >> step back or you'll be tased. >> i dare you. i'm getting back in my car. >> no, ma'am. he shoots the woman with volts the woman is stunned but doesn't suffer any lasting injuries. [ screaming ] the woman is stunned but doesn't have lasting injuries. >> it sparks debate. >> i think it went over the line. >> i don't think so. >> i thnk he pushed her because they were in traffic. >> although the great grandma settles for $40,000, an internal investigation finds the deputy did not violate any policies. an officer in trouble is r

[applause] >> colleagues, do you have any questions for grandma lee. [applause] >> thank you, lee, thank you grandmaly. i'm going to call -- we have a huge list of speakers. i'm going to do my best to get through this as quickly as i can. the first speaker is the founder of the inner face council. next speaker is sandy morrie. also peter yamamoto and judy, and ying lee kelly. i'll call names as they come up. if people can line up on the right side of the room. it doesn't have to be the order, but if your name is called, please come forward. ms. semal. >> thank you supervisor mar, supervisor christianson and campos. i support the memorial to the comfort memorial for several reasons. it's important to remember so that we do not make the same mistake again. or even more important, we make sure of that, by taking action to prevent reoccurrence. the traffic of women and children is a reality today, in india, the middle east and our country and our city. i'm concerned what might happen when later this year, when thousands of those will come to san francisco

mom, grandma, my sisters tiffany, yolanda, leandra. we're comforted today only knowing you did a job well done. to all the 9/11 families, my podium partner here, my family, on behalf of my family, we wish you all peace, blessings, and we continue to pray for those who act cowardly towards others. and to the men in uniform, men and women, we thank you for your service. god bless. [ applause ] >> nicholas george massa >> patricia ann massari >> michael massaroli >> philip william mastrandrea jr. >> rudolph mastrocinque >> joseph mathai >> charles mathers >> william a. mathesen >> marcello matricciano >> margaret elaine mattic >> dean e. mattson. >> robert d. mattson >> walter matuza >> jill campbell. >> charles j. mauro >> dorothy mauro >> nancy t. mauro >> robert j. maxwell. >> tyrone may >> keithroy marcellus maynard >> robert j. mayo >> kathy nancy mazza >> edward mazzella jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary >> brian gerard mcaleese >> patricia ann mcaneney >> colin r. mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >>

doesn't know if she should be sweet grandma, tough grandma, angry grandma, a victim, strong on. the map. carly fiorina isn't. >> i wrote down a list why i think americans like her. she is not the washington establishment. she came from behind. in the first debate you remember she was in the low tier debate. didn't even -- >> earlier than prime. >> earlier than prime debate. she has come back. everyone loves the underdog. she was ceo, female. women love that she was a leader. she had cancer. a lot of people can relate to that. she lost a child. many can relate to that. she is honest about reasons for that. she also has dogs. who doesn't love dogs. democrats and republicans loves that she sings a song to her grandchildren about her dogs. she is smart to sing that song. >> what is the dog quotient, fran? >> i'm a dog man. i love dogs. everybody, we love our dogs. you know hillary is all scripted. totally scripted. >> she is a realperson! she had to remind john dickerson, i'm a real person. >> i'm not a robot. >>carly fiorina is just the real deal. i mean she is genuine. she is tran

grandma lee embodies courage and determination.d the globe including japan and to the u.s. to attend events, give talk and raise public awareness about the so called comfort women issue. i like to say that our justice for cuppard women coallation is growing because of the courage of grandma lee. she's getting around at the age of 87 to speak and to raise awareness to pressure the japanese government to formally apologize. she lives in korea. my was a is working with the justice for comfort women coalition to arrange for a conference. she's meeting with the mayor later today, i believe, also grace hugh has her and many other events that she's attending. on behalf of the justice for comfort women coalition, i wanted to ask those in the audience could stand from the rape of coalition and justice for comfort women coalition. stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. thank you. [applause] >> president breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello everyone, my name is sue lee. i am th

grandma lee embodies courage and determination. she's making numerous trips around the globe including japan and to the u.s. to attend events, give talk and raise public awareness about the so called comfort women issue. i like to say that our justice for cuppard women coallation is growing because of the courage of grandma lee. she's getting around at the age of 87 to speak and to raise awareness to pressure the japanese government to formally apologize. she lives in korea. my was a is working with the justice for comfort women coalition to arrange for a conference. she's meeting with the mayor later today, i believe, also grace hugh has her and many other events that she's attending. on behalf of the justice for comfort women coalition, i wanted to ask those in the audience could stand from the rape of coalition and justice for comfort women coalition. stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. thank you. [applause] >> president breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello eve

>> today's menu has all the likes of the grandmas in our family. grandma rosa loved her apple cake.a erminia, she loves her chicken. i love my vegetables. and julia loves the apple cake, just as nonna rosa did. [theme music playing] tutti a tavola a mangiare! at cento fine foods, we're dedicated to preserving the culinary heritage of authentic italian foods

please watch over all your family members and please say hi, to grandma. forever. >> robert g. >> juliana mccore. >> charles austin. >> daniel mccain. >> matthew. bryan mcdonald. >> michael b. mcdonald. >> john thomas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j. >> stacy. >> francis noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing you is the sorrow that never goes away. your sons and us we all miss you very much, dad. [speaking in spanish] >> a very bright light in so many lives. she was a wonderful mother to nicole and a sister and to many nieces and nephews, she was a friend, she was mentor and she was my Ángel. she was a child of god. i know she watches over all of us, she will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcman. >> daniel walker mcniel. >> walter arthur mcniel. >> kristin. >> john peter. >> firefighter robert william. >> firefighter karen

. >> i was born on my grandma's birthday. so i'm grandma's boy. so i've lived with her most of my 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. 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 impulsi

house. >> right back to my grandma's kitchen.her we eat, to find the 50 best recipes, family recipes and stories in america. this is mine. >> you were 4 years old when you started making this -- >> the biscuits i would always make with her. that was the first thing i ever learned how to make. >> that's sweet. >> and these peach cobbler is our family favorite. everybody begs her to make this. >> the recipe is going to be on the website. >> we're at the tail end of peach season. brian why don't you whisk that together? that's our flour and sugar. we're going to add to that some salt. keep on stirring. baking powder. >> just observing your whisking skill. >> and some baking soda. >> okay. and then we'll put in some milk. >> okay. >> i like to use whole milk for this, the fat is good. and some melted butter. >> butter. >> and then i've got our peaches already cut up here. so the tail end of peach season. they're still really good right now. but you could make this recipe with apples which are coming in now and add some cinnamon to it