grandma who thanked president barack obama's everything he had done.th the wraps on and video which got over a quarter million views. ♪ >> say thank you to obama. >> parent spanking children. and then i thought about the president. working hard and coming going. come to life. >> came here and said, i have a story, you said to me. >> okay. >> you need to write some more versus. >> now that grandma helped you with the rhythm and the flow. >> president obama. the video is hilarious. the green screen, self image , the breakdancing. the story is very straightforward. the best part of the interview. ♪ >> it got a little curious. bill: an awkward moment. >> you listen. >> say thank you to obama. >> i hope for her sake obama comes out. >> at some point. >> listen to grandma. >> zero, man. >> listen to grandma, thank you to obama. >> forty-five of the 50, it's not exactly true. the make up a large percentage of shelter dogs euthanized each year. bill: you don't always know. >> male announcer: the following is paid for and furnished by hair club for men and wome

grandma thinks she's there for the engagement party. the camera pans over to her son and you see that smug grin. he's got something up his sleeve. grandma's still reading. as she gets to the end of the story, there's a surprise. >> no way! no way! oh, my god! >> the surprise ending she didn't see coming. >> what they just revealed to her is she's about to be a grandmother again. her son and his fiance are having a baby. >> oh, my gosh! >> oh, look at that, man! she's overwhelmed. >> they look at the last page of the book and she's overjoyed. >> that was a really sweet, subtle way of doing it. she's in that special moment with her granddaughter and finds out there's another one. >> well done, thumbs-up. >> he did a great job. congratulations on your new little one. >>> we are in mid-police pursuit in woodbury county, iowa. this is from deputy tyler milton's car. up ahead is the car that he's been pursuing. behind the wheel, 36-year-old justin derby, the pursuit not very fast at first but it quickly gets up to speeds of 117 miles per hour

there's a certain grandma that you have to see. a look. >> oh. >> oh. >> they swapped her face with beyonce and marilyn monroe and that was her reaction to all of that. >> that was marilyn monroe's face? i didn't realize. wow. >> and beyonce. >> hey, grandma, what's going on. >> i love her laugh. >> you want to see something just as frightening? take a look. this is. >> oh, boy. maybe -- >> grandma's still crying at it. >> and now so am i. >> god, we are hideous. >> once you see it, you can't unsee it. >> all right. i'll show you something that's not hideous, something that is both adorable and just very, very, very impressive. this is a dog who has better soccer skills than most people i know. definitely better skills than i do. this is al if i. he goes by the very appropriate nickname real dog. he's a 2-year-old cross breed with a deep love of britain's most popular sport. they say it was so funny watching him try to control the baugh. he dribbles, even tackles by the way. watch out. >> we should sign him up. wow that's pretty go

(imitates koothrappali): hey, siri, show me pictures of naked grandma butts.ound like that. siri: here are some images of naked grandma butts. hey. good news, everybody. now that i'm no longer with amy, i have an extra ticket to the annual thanksgiving lunch buffet at the aquarium cafeteria. who wants it? well, you realize you won't be going alone-- i'll be there the whole time. providing fish and pilgrim facts.

. >>> over to canada where grandma's house has been broken into. grandma passed away a couple years ago and her house has been vacant. uncle has been looking after the house and just on a fluke the uncle said, i've got this camera, it's kind of a toy, let me just set it up and he captured this. >> no way. >> two guys came into the house, they were looking for anything of value. >> oh, look at this. >> smile. did they ever notice this? >> there's a camera right here. >> too late now! >> your big smiling face is up there in the clouds perfectly capturing images. the video has been released and provided to the police. the family is asking anybody if you recognize these guys, please let us know. we would love to recover some of grandma's cherishable items. >> i hope they captured them and this leads to their capture. >> perfect ending. >>> if you wanted to assign a theme song to this video from the national park, i would say "tiny bubbles" because this sparked this stampede. check this out. you have baby elephants by the water and all of a sudden they

pull a prank on grandma where it looks like i shave her head with this razor.reality, it is going to be this hair extension. >> he is going to sneak up behind and she is going to turn around and see a whole chunk of hair in his hand sgchlt will this is not funny sghchlt are it is hilarious. >> what the -- you cut my hair. >> no, no. >> she grabs a fork and starts chasing him. >> put the fork down. >> it's a joke, it's a joke. >> grandma. >> she is not trusting him at all. she is checking her hair in the mirror and giving it to him at the same time sgchlt will would you trust him? >> no. guess what, babe? you carried it a bit too far with me. >> you are one lucky boy. let me tell you. i have to tell you. >> in that's my kind of woman. >> it wasn't all she had to say. you can see on his other channel, his lon stewart bloody channel, she is still angry. >> i don't want nothing to -- >> incredible. there are so many sound bites from this woman. >> you don't like this? >> thanks for watching. go enter that buzz word. have a great weekend and we will see you on the n

charlie: this is from "becoming grandma." charlie: this is from "becoming grandma."aven't broken down in tears. i thought i had become the of epitome of self-control. then my first grandchild was born, january 30, 2011. i was blindsided by love, more loving, more intense than anything i could remember or have ever imagined. this was big for you. lesley: but it is not unusual. charlie: you have discovered from other grandmothers. lesley: from most grandmothers i interviewed. charlie: you found it, yes. lesley: i interviewed a grandmother in the bronx who lives in a fantastic house, that the city built for grandmothers raising their grandchildren. she had already taken care of this little girl's older sister. she said i was not going to take another child, not in a million years. then she is in the room when the baby is born. the doctor put the baby in her arms. she describes what i am telling you. i held that baby and that was it. she said, i was hooked like a fish. charlie: is there an idea that old is cool? lesley: a little bit. charlie: i certainly hope so. [laught

i thought you said it was your grandma's name. >> it is my grandma name.our -- i thought you said it was your, "grandma's name." >> as i'm now -- should we start from the beginning? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. ♪ no, no, no, stop. no, no, no. this is the way the whole night is going. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's just the way it is. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we've just been bracing the obscure, the weird, and the fun. >> i'm digging it. let's go. >> jimmy: yeah. my grandma name. >> what's next? just skip over that. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! i want to know the story. all right, now i don't wanna know. >> that's obviously a stumbling block for you. let's just go. go to the next thing. what are we talking about here. >> jimmy: i don't know. yeah. >> what are we talking about. >> jimmy: how long have you been wrestling? no, that's for john cena. [ laughter and applause ] i don't even know what i'm holding. i want to know what happened to you. >> i fell. >> jimmy: did that happen in the ring? >> i fell down a mountain in colombia.

all of a sudden, you say i'm a grandma and it is really needs.esley: how the book came about, you will love. the publisher said i want you to write about "60 minutes." you are at "60 minutes." i said are you crazy? going to talk about my colleagues? it i will tell the truth and they will fire me -- [laughter] or it will be the most boring book i've ever read. i'm not doing that. i began to talk about my grandchildren. charlie: you said that to him at the time? lesley: i said, i'm not doing the book. we turned to having our lunch, schmoozing. i kept coming back to my grandchildren. he said that is your book. i thought about it, i would like to write about that. charlie: because what had been going on? lesley: i was so surprised at the depth of the emotion, at the jolting bonding with the babies. i never expected that. it came out of nowhere. charlie: different from having children? lesley: very. charlie: how so? lesley: it's undivided with a grandchild. there is no worrying. there's no saying, did i get them to the doctor on time? charlie: so what

the book is called " becoming grandma." her name is way above the title. subtitle is "the joy and the science of grandparenting." they will be rewarded. lesley: thank you. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ mark: "with all due respect" to bill o'reilly, this is a no-spin zone. good afternoon and tgi-not quite tax day yet. we are just outside syracuse. a little while ago, we interviewed senator ted cruz. i will show you that conversation a little later in the program, but first, bernie sanders' hail mary. he took a redeye flight last night after debating hillary clinton and went to rome, italy, where he delivered a 15-minute

the book is called " becoming grandma." her name is way above the title. subtitle is "the joy and the science of grandparenting." they will be rewarded. lesley: thank you. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ mark: you are watching "bloomberg west." for the second time in as many days, southern japan has been hit by a powerful earthquake. the magnitude 7.2 quake struck the same region as the one which struck friday and killed 10 people. no word if the latest quake increased the death toll. secretary kerry called the russian foreign secretary and officially objected to russian planes flying close to a navy destroyer, calling the move unsafe and unprofessional, but a russian military spokesman says the pilots were using all

becoming grandma welcome to goodyear new york. >> it is my new role. i am not giving up my day job. it's a fascinating report. i want to talk to you about grandmothers because at first i think some grandmothers are youthful and when they hear they kid has a baby they say great and then they say wait a called grandma . >> did that hit you? >> if you wait as long as i waited you are grateful and you just want them to call you anything. >> i did not care. i wanted the child so badly. i now have a theory grandmothers have a biological clock just like mothers do. you need to become a grandmother at some point and if they make you wait too long you begin to really crave it. >> how many are there? >> i have two . they are both on the cover. >> were we looking at? >> we're looking at a two-year-old who is chloe and a five-year-old, jordan. >> how to change your life? >> well, hundred percent. it's in a big way and a granular way. they change my future and i am much more optimistic . i think that jeans were screaming at me saying, thank god .it's like a physical and mental and every which wa

>> grandma. >> what does she call bill clinton? >> pop pop. >> okay, how do we -- >> i have no idea where it came from. my daughter doesn't really -- out of the blue one day, she goes grandma, pop pop. and we -- she sees us as a matched pair. so if one of us shows up without the other, she'll greet the one that's there and go grandma and then she'll start looking around and go pop pop or vice versa. when we do face time she does the same thing. and we're going to have another little baby in the summer, so we couldn't be happier. >> relishing family life, speaking of politics secretary clinton may have the delegate the momentum. he's won the last eight out of nine contests mostly in states out of west. but he was here in new york, that the senator sanders stepped up his attacks against mrs. clinton challenging everything from qualifications to ties to wall street. the senator joined us earlier this morning on eyewitness news. >> i am talking to the issues that impact working families. the the need to raise the minimum rage to $15 --

. >>> a toddler jumps to his grandma's defense. >> a steel pipe. >> see what has him laying down the law. >>> a couple about to learn their baby's gender. >> see why the big reveal is under that towel. >> would be cool if they did mohawk for a boy or extensions for a girl. >>> security camera from inside a company. these guys walk in. put on a helmet. red flag number two is when he reaches for his gun. he sees only a couple of workers there behind the desk. however that guy right there is an off duty cop who is never off duty. he sees what's going on with this guy in the red making a draw for his pep. he acts. now we have a fire fight in this tiny little place. as he unloads his weapon towards these two guys who then jump behind the counter. he's bleeding. from the second angle you can see he sees the guy in red uses his buddy in green as a bullet shield who jumps over. he tries to run away. he falls down. he took a bullet to the leg. he starts to bleed while his buddy returns fire. now you see he throws the gun away. the guy in green was taken to the hospital and stabilized and now

month since relisha rudd's disappears, grandma claims the family has been kept in the dark as to the investigation. i haven't talked to a detective, the authorities period in two years. i haven't talked to them since it first started. > this week's two-day search was the first search for relisha rudd in 2016. d.c. police would not say what exactly brought investigators back to the area of the national arboretum. the total of 60 searchers, as well as the fbi scoured sections of the park divers checked out an unspecified pond on property and k9ss were on search. this afternoon concluded after turning up empty. why do you this i they went back to the arboretum. from my understanding they lad already searched it. so i'm not understanding why they even went back to, you know, what led them back to that section over there because when we was hollering about search over there again, it was, they already searched there. we got to look other places. > did you want them to go back. >> because i felt they didn't do a search. that's my feeling. these two years have been difficult for the family.

i mean, it's nice that you are a grandma and we love grandma's here. >> i hope.w, all the candidates are grandparents. >> i know that. >> all the frontrunners. >> and i remember my grandparents irish on both sides and i loved them when i was a little kid. they were great. they gave me money. >> that's what grandparents do. >> science, that caught my attention in the title. what's the s#ejttñ >> well, you know, i wrote it because i was having such a physical reaction to my grand -- the first bun and and -- one and second one. i didn't understand what was happening inside me. and i discovered that there is a biochemistry to being a grandmother as there is to being a mother. you actually change. you get a little rewired. and. >> give me the specific example of how you changed. >> oh my goodness, enormously. physically, it's just hugging them creates all kinds of chemicals in your body that make you feel good. so it's an actual. >> you experienced more joy? >> beyond, yes. beyond anything -- anybody could ever have explained to me. >> even more than when you were a m

mom, grandma. >> mom, grandma, grand dad.s since they couldn't be here with us. ♪ do you want to build a snowman? ♪ ♪ ♪ i never see you anymore ♪ ♪ do you want to build a snowman? ♪ ♪ bye-bye ♪ [ cheers ] >> you guys are amazing! >>> thanks for enjoying our show with us today. great videos, and you can see more on the next "right this minute." >>> chaos outside a hospital when people realize. >> they suddenly have some company. >> the moment a leopard pounces out of nowhere. >> oh! dude! >>> a clean car is always a better car, right? >> nope. >> why it's not after this car wash. >>> talented high school students pull off an epic tribute to the pittsburgh penguins. >> and they did one continuous shot? yes. >> see what it took to make one amazing music video. >>> a dude on a jet ski tries to splash his lady friend. >> missed me! >> he is having a little bit of fun at her expense and she is taunting him. >> the battle of the big mouth versus the big wave. [ scream ]

a grandma's reaction when her grandson shows her the auto pilot feature on the new tesla model s.is nothing short of priceless. she is hysterical. she can't believe the car is driving itself. eventually, the grandson said just pat the brake and you can regain control of the car. i would be scared too. i don't blame her. >> hit the brakes, hit the brakes. [ laughter ] >>> the last time i went to my grandmother's house, i showed her face time on my iphone and she couldn't believe it. he it won't crash you. >> no. no. it is not dangerous. >> i don't blame her one bit. it is pretty nerve-racking to see a car going down the highway without your hand on the wheel. >>> you guys have had a boring day. in a great way. >> we couldn't be luckier compared to last weekend when we were dealing with, last saturday. pretty big 180. we will continue to see a really nice weekend setup. that will continue into the start to the workweek as well. so in terms of today, you guessed it. more sunshine, and nice temperatures after starting off a little bit cool this morning. some spots this morning were do

. >> you will be the hottest grandma we ever had. >> she is. >> okay. we have got her daughters here, alexandra and maria and the grandson nicholas. please keep your blindfolds on for just a second if you can or close your eyes. here is frances before. >> all right, frances, let's see the new you. >> oh, my god! >> take off your blindfolds. check her out. how gorgeous! >> wow! >> are you ready to see yourself? >> all right. do the spin. >> oh, my goodness! wow. >> beautiful. >> you can't mess it up. it looks awesome. >> thank you. it looks so pretty. >> so pretty. >> this has been the greatest experience. thank you, guys. >> you look gorgeous. tell us about that hair. >> this is a great haircut. frances said i like to wear my hair long so we found a solution where we could give her volume, layers and still keep it long but give it a definite style. remember, all hair any length should have style. i lightened it and actually highlighted it as well and covered her gray and ran over, >> i always like when the clothes reflect the personality. she is radiant

but all of a sudden you say i'm a grandma. and it's really neat. and i really love it. >> but how the book came about, you'll love. >> rose: okay. >> because the publisher david rosenthal said lesley, i want you to write a book about "60 minutes." >> rose: yeah. >> charlie, you're at "60 minutes." i said are you crazy? i'm going to talk about my colleagues. i thought to myself either i will tell the truth and they'll fire me, or it will be the most boring book you ever read. so i said i'm not doing that. th's nuts. and then i tban to talk about my grand children, if he him. >> not but, no, i'm not doing the book, so then we turned to having our lunch. just easing and just schmoozing. and i kept coming back to my grand children. he finally said to me, you know, that's your book. and i thought about it, you know, i would like to write about them. >> rose: because what had been going on in your experience. >> i was so surprised at the depth of the emotion, of the kind of jolting bonding, if you will, with the babies. i never expected that. it just cam

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>> this is grandma's home. come on in. i'll show you around. >> the house first came into karl's family in 1909. >> neat old place, but needs a little tlc. >> are you saying be careful? >> yes. >> okay. in 2012, karl and his cousins start the daunting task of cleaning out a home that's been lived in for more than a century. after several weeks of sorting through the house, only the attic remains. karl and his cousin, karla, decide to tackle the project. >> ladies first. >> oh, my! look at this place. the attic is empty now, but not that day in 2012. karl and karla walk in to find a century's worth of dusty boxes and family heirlooms. and literally filled to the rafters. >> filled to the rafters, all the way up to about here and just a path down through the middle. >> after several hours, they uncover a box hugging the back wall. it contains something the two cousins have never seen before. >> it was a dirty, dusty old box, and i opened it up. and then it's like, "wow. there's -- i don't know what it is." >> the cousins see

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her new book is called "becoming grandma: the joys and science of the new grandparenting." >> it's astonishingany-- it's something like--un, it's-- this is-- don't pin me down, but something like 30,000 people in the country are becoming grandparents every week. so we have so many of us, and we're so young because we're baby boomers. >> rose: so what's in this book? >> well, this idea that you of you're having a whole new kind of love is part of it. it is a whole business about granny nannies. these are women who are taking care of their grandchildren one day, two days, three days a week, because their children, the mother-- parents of the babies-- are both working. they're not earning as much as we did. they simply need our help. and childcare is desperately expensive. it can cost more than college. and so they need us in a way we did not need our parents. >> rose: is it different from having children? >> oh, very, completely. >> rose: how so? >> because it's undivided with a grandchild. there's no worrying. there's no saying i have to raise them. noose no saying did i get them to the doctor

yeah, in my grandma's house. at your grandma's house?cheers and applause ] ♪ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 they all got one thing in common, folks. whoo-hoo! they are all gonna do something that's gonna absolutely blow your mind.

anybody's grandma will do.tate highways looking for grannies to abduct so they'll cook for me. it makes person sense that i conned her into making a nice lunch. is that creepy of me? >> hey, hey, smells good in here. all right. do you need any help chopping parsley. perfect. >> for lunch, we got the shrimp and sardines from earlier at the market, first,

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give grandma kiss for your aunt. oh, geez.ig red lips. >> one expert says you should not do that to your children. >> the reason, it has to do with body ought ton any and confidence, you need your child to be able to say no or stop when someone touches them in a way they don't like. but you as a parent also need to be able to explain to the other adult why you're not making your child hug or kiss them. >> even your grandma? >> instead offer alternatives like shaking hands, offer high five. >> i get un comfortable when i'm around kids and oh, come on, give micah hug. don't tell them to do. that will i don't need a hug. >> well, think depends on who it is, when it comes to close family relatives, grandmom, grandpop, people are nicer to kids who are nice, if you're a sour pus bratty kid and you can't give your aunts, uncles a kiss or hug, then set up the he can peck takes, you do need a hug. >> i don't know, ya, when you come in, you should acknowledge them, just little high five just seems weird for grandmother or grand pa? no,

on autopilot is just a nice swearing grandma driving a car on autopilot.his is what it is. happy friday. we now live if a world where cars drive themselves. that's all. that's all. we'll be right back. >> i could never. (two text tones) now? (text tone) excuse me. (phone tone) again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling the shots? (text tone) you may have oab. engh of this. we're going to the doctor. take charge and ask your doctor about myrbetriq. that's myr-be-triq, the first and only treatment... ...in its class for oab symptoms of urgency... ...frequency, and leakage. myrbetriq (mirabegron) may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder, or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions. if you experience... ...swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue or difficulty breathing, stop taking myrbetriq and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may affect or be affected by other medications. before taking myrbetriq... ...tell your docto

grandma's at the flower -- >> $7? >> no. >> $7 is like -- >> you know what? you know what?o do. stretch it out. if you need to buy crackers, that's a lesson learned. >> i appreciate everything you give me. >> he is my son. he's my sweet boy. it's just, he ended up with the wrong people at the wrong time. so -- because he made foolish mistakes, he has to pay for those. you don't shut off your kids because they make mistakes. >> i love you, mom. thank you for coming. >> i love you, too, sweet. >> sorry you didn't have more time to visit, but -- >> i know. >> thank you for the $7. >> i do what i can for you, sweet. can you please take a bath? >> no. i love you, mom. bye. >> i love you, too, sweet. bye, honey. >> he's just done some really foolish things. but i know that as he grows, when he gets married, when he has kids, his greatness is yet to come. i've always told him, he's destined for greatness, and he -- he is. he'll show everybody. he'll be fine. >>> coming up -- >> that's my squatch footprint. see that piggy toe? >> deputy flynn returns. scott dipiazza hears from the

grandma was having a dinner party and so she salted the meat with a lot of sugar. >> i would just as a news person, i wouldn't put anything ever online that is not true because people won't remember that it was april 1st and then it's out there. speaking of april fool's jokes, the warriors are getting in on the act. >> this is good. >> they posted a video of a prank he pulled on teammates >> watch closely. it was a set up, used hidden cameras, they had radios, even a fake broadcast and texts from other team members on the team. take a look. >> two sources close to the warriors say that backup center will be released from his contract before the playoffs. >> i don't know how to react to that other an going through one by one. the season has been -- >> check your phone. >> the guys are texting now. >> andrew, clay thompson. >> you in the car? >> you got cut from the team. i'm going to try to get to the bottom of this, this is crazy. it's so awkward to be your driver right now. >> i file awkward right now. >> that's his look. it was on twitter that it was a cold-blooded prank. a classic

on autopilot is just a nice swearing grandma driving a car on autopilot.y. we now live if a world where cars drive themselves. that's all. that's all. we'll be right back. >> i could never. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine, liver, kidney or bladder problems, and about medications they're taking. certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may affect the amount of namenda xr in the body and may increase side effects. th

>> is just a nice swearing grandma driving on auto pilot. this is just what it is, happy friday.s drive themselves. that's all. that's all. we'll be right back. . >> i could never, oh, ah, ah, where we going? every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. those hot dogs look good. oh yeah, hebrew national. their all-beef like yours but they're also kosher. so, not just any beef goes into it. oh, honey! oh! here, have some of ours. oh! hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it m

that's weather and now time for a wrapping grandma. >> brian, thank you. >>> a grandma wanted to thank president obama. >> so she shook her hips and a rap artist was born. pretty good. she is a family therapist and a big time obama fan. when the president responded to one of her letters, she upped the ante and filmed a rap video to go viral. >> i think it could be as big as gang nam style. >> when she isn't rapping, he is helping families and couples in relationships. >> on her way to getting 2 billion hits like gang nam style. >> there you go. >>> and steph curry's brother pulled off a move that was the talk of the nba, and the as, could they out score the angels? that's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. where is the respect for our oakland athletics? they're in first place and they are playing the angels who have the best player in baseball and i've seen a bigger crowd in a restroom. mike trout out in a hurry. he has 17 homeruns against the athletics since 2012, more than anyone else in the major league. the as managed just one run and lose 4-1. >>> steve k

we're sacrificing our kids' future and we're hurting grandma. we have to stop doing it. >> they already stole the money. it's gone. it's not a lock box. >> i know that, but there is a way to fix social security. if you've had higher income throughout your lifetime, you will get social security. you will get less. for those who totally depend on it, you'll get what you need. i don't have to raise retirement. i can get it done. if the republicans say they want to do it and the democrats are going to demagogue, you'll never get it done and vice versa. you have to pull reasonable people together. one person once said about me is, john, your greatest gift is you can get people to do what they know they need to do, but what they don't know want to do. we can solve these political problems, but the war goes on. and there was so many times i had to appeal to people in my own party and the other party. we have to remember our legacy is built iding, not tearing dow sean. you can get this done. i wouldn't run if i couldn't get this done. >> you mentioned i

those big eyes looked down and saw that grandma had a scattergun aimed right at him. he realized that grandmother hadn't been backing away from him; she had been moving towards her shotgun to protect herself and her home." that's right, grandma's packing more than loose tissues and hard candy. i think the n.r.a. should apply these gun updates to all classic literature. for instance, "of mice and men." "lenny loved his little puppy so much that he didn't realize how tightly he was squeezing it. until the puppy pulled a gun. lenny backed off." or how about the children's classic, "everybody poops... involuntarily after being shot." or "to kill a mockingbird," now more of a hunting manual. speaking of happily ever after, we've got a great show for you tonight. first, from "the people versus o.j. simpson," we've got sarah paulson. (cheers and applause) and from "orphan black," i'll be sitting down with tatiana maslany. (cheers and applause) and then a musical performance from wynton marsalis, jared grimes and lil buck. (cheers and applause) ( band playing ) oh, that's the

it's been two years too long, stressful years for grandma, yes, it has. tonight, the family of relisha rudd opens up about the investigation. prince george's county is takin back the night on the middle of a crack down on illegal strip sr clubs and human trafficking.. it takes two, baby. and the end of american idol. id we're on the red carpet following the incredible series finale. your news starts right now. > and we thank you for joiningr us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. tonight the family of relishaa rudd is speaking out after the latest attempt to find the girl ended without any relisha rudd vanished more thann two years ago. ago she was last seen with khalil tatum, a janitor who worked at a homeless shelter where rude was staying. police believe he killed the little girl before killing himself. marina maracco spoke to the girl's family tonight and has hs more. >>reporter: relisha rudd's grandmother says that she was excited that mpd resumed a a search for her granddaughter. she still holds out hope that hp she is somewhere out there