i have my grandma and grandpa, my aunt to my sister.s is the story of how they impact my life. >> host: where's your sister? she's in ohio. >> host: is she married? >> guest: in our own ways, i think we have each escape this statistic says that if you grew up in a home like this you shouldn't be able to live a happy life, you should be able to have an intact family or a decent steady job. and lindsay and i have both overcome the. >> no amount of self-control could withstand a well played maternal criticism quote, your mama so fat that her has its own zip code. quote, your mom is such a hillbilly that her false teeth have cavities. or simply, your mama. what's that about? >> guest: family honor and loyalty are important when you grow up in a community like this. maybe because your poor kid and you don't have a lot of us to hang your hat on. we are taught from the stories to the way we are encouraged to never let an insult to your family or mother go unpunished. it was important for you to defend the family honor in your part of that fami

while she looks only a year or two past 35, my grandma is, in fact, a little older than that. >> welloing to be 80 in another month, so i think if i could do it anybody could do it. >> reporter: i love that attitude, grandma. she's not scared of technology. she has an iphone, but still i was curious how user friendly some of these items really are. >> okay now i have to find the other one. >> reporter: we got her started with the phillip highlight bull -- phillip hue lightbulb. so you hit that and it will go off. >> okay. >> the -- in the living room? >> yeah. >> it did. that's neat. i can turn them on myself. very cool. >> reporter: then we added some colors to it. >> so you drag the circle to red. let go. >> oh. that is really sexy. [ laughter ] >> after that we set up the electric fireplace with a switch and using google home, she could just tell it what to do. >> so what i want you to do is turn the fireplace on. by saying okay google, turn the fireplace on. >> okay google, turn the fireplace on. >> that's good, google, thank you. [ laughter ] >> you are so polite. >> finally a ra

grandma gets knocked down, and she hits the flr, and then you see the back tire go over something. amy: you know, i was probably screaming and crying, and then we walk into a room with like 15 doctors. you think it's maybe a dream or something, a nightmare. hsi-pei: i mean, it was a lot to take in, thinking your daughter was safe with grandma at her house, expecting to go see her for dinner and having the rest of the family being there, to all of a sudden your daughter doesn't exist anymore. narrator: after hsi-pei and amy lost their daughter allison, they decided they had to do something. hsi-pei: i think for me, a lot of it is trying to understand what happened, how could it happen, and find meaning behind it, how to prevent this from happening. we still have a son. we later had another child. so, there's--you know, there's just meaning behind this from preventing it from happening ever again for our family. amy: i'm sorry. all: safe streets! narrator: they helped found an effective campaigning group-- families for safe streets in new york. amy: basically it's a group that you do

[grandma] open up the app. [grandson] okay. [grandma] and turn off your card.grandson] grandma, how are you better at this than me? [grandma] you know, you can use that phone to call me. megan's smile is getting a lot because she uses act® mouthwash. act® strengthens enamel, protects teeth from harmful acids, and helps prevent cavities. go beyond brushing with act®. >>> all right. right now three texas prisons near houston, that's northwest of galveston, are evacuating in anticipation of rising floodwaters. the texas department of criminal justice is moving more than 4,000 inmates to facilities in east texas. and we're continuing to follow tropical storm harvey as it churns over south texas drenching parts of the state. texas governor abbott -- greg abbott has declared a disaster in 50 counties. and he says as of yet there are no fatalities from that monster storm. and on the ground we're hearing horror stories from the path of harvey. >> this is like 2:30 this morning and i just heard a loud noise. and i had my grandson. whatever he learned in school he was pr

finally we installed a ring video doorbell. >> hi, derrick. >> hi, grandma. see me. >> i can see you. can you see me. >> do i look good? >> excellent. you have been so supportive. >> reporter: for someone that lives alone the video doorbell was her favorite. >> they were very neat, they were fun things. it was nice to see them. but this to me would be the app that i would really use because it would give me more security. >> let me ask you this, of all the stuff we tested today, did you find it easy to use? if we weren't here setting it up for you, do you think you could have figured it out. >> i think i could. >> you are a smart lady, grandma. >> not just smart but beautiful and a heck of a cookie maker. got to throw the cookies in. >> give grandma props. >> i will say it takes a while whether you are setting up an echo or a google home or -- >> it's a process. >> if the grandson can come over and sit with you and be the geek squad. >> years ago i couldn't get my dad to do e-mail. it's easier. >>> let's talk about the baby boom in san francisco. new data sho

of grandma.ine was the latter. she loved late night and snl and night tv and adult swim and conan stuff. i got to see that early on and she later in life became obese and couldn't move around and so she'd watch tv all day. i was like wow, if this person is watching tv and that's something that makes her happy this is a valid medium and laughter can help people be less lonely. then i just figured out very early on i really like to be witty. >> charlie: did you create jessica? >> no, i didn't create jessica james. i worked on jessica james with the writer and director jim strauss and he's amazing and people had placed it together two years before and he said something nice. he said i can't wait until someone writes you a movie because i love working with you and he said wait, i can write you a movie. we met a bunch before pitching the idea of the incredible jessica james. he's like i think this and what are your thoughts and by the time we sold the movie and we worked out a deal they had had me on

they wanted to make sure grandma saw their engagement, both of them making their future official. >>o we know if this was a recreation for grandma, had the engagement already happened or was this the real genuine moment they got engaged? >> they talked about getting married and they wanted her to be part of it, since she was not going to be able to be at the wedding. this was the next best thing, this was the official, the only proposal and while both of them knew it was coming the fact they were able to do this while grandmother was awake was really important. they just now released this video, and are just now telling their friends and family that they are engaged. they held onto that, because their grandmother did end up passing just days after this moment. >> you know what, i thank them for sharing this moment. the fact they allowed cameras in and allow us to see this is really special.>> it's a sweet . they had to plan their proposal and just make it a special moment about not themselves, but for grandma. >> it makes me happy, nana. oh. >>> these guys are getting ready to go sur

it's because she's going to be a grandma. >> how does she know? shirt with a saying on it. the shirt says "i'm going to be a sister." >> we have a dog that's coming? i don't know what it means. >> it's a human being. here's another reveal, this one they'll tell whether it will be a boy or girl, pink or blue. just requires somebody to simply hit a ball with a bat. let's see if mom can get it into the strike zone. strike one! well actually if he hadn't swung, it would have been a ball. it was up here so it was way out of the strike zone. let's see what happens in this next one. and dad's happy which is a good thing. >> he was well prepared because he's wearing a pink t-shirt and a blue shirt over the top. >> the description of this video says the water festival was lit. i agree it takes place in norway. >> what the heck is pulling that tube? a rocket? >> i need to go to this water festival next year. >> this looks like a ton of fun. notice they're not wearing bathing suits and shorts. they're wearing full-on wet suits which means it's cold. >> they'

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. >> especially with grandma in the car. >> that little instinct kicks in. guy is still inside the vehicle now reaching across grandma and grabbing at the wheel and grabbing at the driver. but suddenly you can hear the door close and everything calms down. they keep driving. i do not know who, what, when, or what. >>> he's about to pull a fast one on dad. >> trying to get me upset. i'm not upset at all. >> no. he's been helping me out. >> oh, my gosh. brand new. >> see if his pop is buying his story. >>> plus this seal needs only said but it's got some tude. >> it runs away in the direction of the ocean. >> find out if his strategy works. >> you get them close enough to the water, got to hand it to them. okay guys! so who wants some haribo sour goldbears? - yeah! they taste a little sweet and sour. fizzy. fizzy. these bears are dancing on my tongue. umm, this is ice hockey, not dance party. ♪ kids and grown ups love it ♪o ♪ the happy world of haribo ♪ i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] sho

. >> the lady that ran the whole thing, i asked her if she could play grandma's favorite song, elvis, of course. >> we laughed and we talked. >> steven took his grandmother to prom because he wanted to spend as much time with her as possible after she was diagnosed with cancer. >>> meantime, a texas man is on the hook for a pretty big medical bill, but at least he's alive. we're talking about $30,000 after a snakebite. that's m to just take an ambulance, but first responders wanted him flown by helicopter. he went to the hospital and spent three days in icu. he says he was feeling fine until he got the big bill for the helicopter ride. >> that was more traumatic than when i actually realized i was bitten by a rattlesnake. this makes my life difficult. this will ruin other people. >> now he's negotiating with his insurance and the medical helicopter company so that he doesn't have to pay the entire thing. >>> today we got our first inside look at the renovations underway at the white house. president trump is staying at his golf club in new jersey while the changes are being made. new

apparently shot by grandma. >> 2-year-old twins. brother and sister.e tingling and asking -- >> are you -- teeny-tiny little voice. >> what's the matter? >> not really talking. just kind of doc rivers take a moment. sit down. think about things. but sister's like, you know what, buddy? i feel you. sits down next to him. share as space. everything's going to be okay and puts a little reassuring on. >> oh! >> rubs his back. he's like, ah, thanks. puts an arm back, too. a little cuddle moment, and you know -- i feel like we all need a group hug right now. these guys are getting it. >> yeah. the world needs this. >> ah. >> see? it's adorable! >> oh. >>> hope you enjoyed the show today. check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun stuff or catch ut on the next all-new tm." >>> tonight -- president trump's newest threat to north korea. >> he will regret it fast. >> his warning -- the u.s. is locked and loaded. and the message to kim jong-un, this man will not get away with what he's doing. >>> hospital evacuated. more than a dozen sickened by mysterious f

. >> especially with grandma in the car. >> that little instinct kicks in.this guy is still inside the vehicle now reaching across grandma and grabbing at the wheel and grabbing at the dr but suddenly you can hear the door close and everything calms down. they keep driving. i do not know who, what, when, or what. >>> he's about to pull a fast one on dad. >> trying to get me upset. i'm not upset at all. >> no. he's been helping me out. >> oh, my gosh. brand new. >> see if his pop is buying his story. >>> plus this seal needs only said but it's got some tude. >> it runs away in the direction of the ocean. >> find out if his strategy works. >> you get them close enough to the water, got to hand it to them. haribo sour goldbears? oka- yeah! so who wants some they taste a little sweet and sour. fizzy. fizzy. these bears are dancing on my tongue. umm, this is ice hockey, not dance party. ♪ kids and grown ups love it ♪o ♪ the happy world of haribo ♪ i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the

grandma wants to go out on top.t you have rather seen michael jordan retire after hitting that three pointer against the jazz in '98 instead of him stew way past his time in the wizards jersey? if only grandma plays for the wizards. >> there's so much in that clip, i don't know where to start. it's good to see you both. >> great to see you. >> my mom only cares about, my mother is like, when are you going back on tavis? >> word to your mom. let me start with this, i guess. so rape? assisted suicide? >> yeah. >> when we gettin' to the n-word? >> it's coming. >> the 21st. it's right around the corner. >> people are going to -- >> there's another response to that question, but i didn't go there. >> yeah. >> it's comin'. >> you want to go there? >> negro, please. come on, man. >> it was. >> but it's very timely. a lot of these episodes are timing out, unfortunately, some fortunately, just with culture in a real way this season, yeah. >> without asking you to give anything away. >> mm-hm. >> give me a sense of how you're

grandma's at the flower -- >> $7? >> no. >> $7 is like -- >> you know what? you know what?o what you got to 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 >> scott dipiazza hears from the judge a

grandma fought them off.o showing the woman fighting off her attackers and chasing them away. all they managed to get were a few personal items but not her car. >> don't mess with grandma. >>> and rudy giuliani is recovering in the hospital after a fall at his home in long island. the 73-year-old giuliani told "the new york post" that he underwent quadriceps tendon surgery after his knee gave way. his wife judith says he is already back at work from his hospital bed. giuliani has been advising the trump administration on cybersecurity. >>> and officials in connecticut are investigating a restaurant where they say the wife of chris berman allegedly had lunch before she died. th 67-year-old kathryn berman was ruled an accident. the state liquor control commission received a report regarding her being sold alcohol. however, the restaurant's owner tells the hartford grant, they were closed the day of the crash. >>> today marks the 40th anniversary of the death of the king of rock 'n roll, elvis presley. >> thousa

a big shoutout to grandma -- >> grandma joy. >> happy birthday grandma joy. >> thank you, rob. and i got to say, hear the crowd. they're excited. it is great to have robert pattinson here, everybody. he stars in a new movie "good time." he plays a con man looking out for his brother. let's take a look. >> how would you like it if i made you cry? would you like that? >> no, i would not. >> get up. >> told me i had to do it. >> let's go. >> he has all my stuff. >> this is my work. this is my stuff. okay. >> shame on you. >> shame on me? shame on you. >> shame on you. >> yeah. welcome. welcome, man. >> thank you. >> i'm going to talk about your queens accent in a moment but when you -- i had a chance to watch the movie. you burst into the room. you look so different in this movie. >> i had a bath since then. well, kind of. >> what was the transformation like for you physically for this movie? >> i mean, well, we're shooting a lot of it just on the treat and shots and stuff and i kind of -- also with a lot of first time actors and i didn't want to seem like i'm a

when he arrived to the home, dad and grandma were there, refused to have the medic treat the little girl claiming he was drunk. he started to leave. that's when a group of young men from the neighborhood jumped him. >> why would you need to attack him? >> reporter: the firefighter's mom didn't want to show her face, but she says her son suffered a concussion and a broken jaw. she visited him today at the hospital. you asked your son if he was drinking. >> he said he was not drinking that day. he'd been at work and he was fine. people didn't see a problem with him. >> them guys and them girls would not have let greg go out like that with them and especially over there. >> reporter: the little girl's grandma tells me the firefighter looked and even smelled drunk. she would not tell me, though, who or even why her neighbors attacked him. we're told he was punched, fell to the ground and then they kicked him repeatedly in the head. police are looking for those young men involved who could face federal assault charges. delia goncalves, wusa9. >> the little girl was treated and released from t

she said "she is not a grandma. grandmas walk like this. she is nanna!" and she was. she called me granddaddy, but the way she said it, i will never forget, and we teased about it. i was grand-ga-daddy. just for a laugh. in earlier years, she wanted fairness, justice, wanted everybody to get equal respects. with the older brother, that would get tough. the older brothers get more privileges. she would watch that and she would call you out. that?"n't i have "why does he get to do it?" we had a lot of fiery discussions. she wanted to understand your viewpoint. it didn't seem right to her, but she insisted on knowing. i think that you saw some of that. talk, discussed, and had many questions. sometimes, i couldn't come up with answers. she was pretty sharp. how ironic that she ended up in a law office. discussion with passion, hands waving. you knewew heather, that she could not talk without both hands in motion. see hern adventure to come home and tell you about the happenings of the day. it got so animated, that we would quit eating and watch her as she stood up at the

roma: well, right now i'm living at my grandma and grandpa's house. gavin: at jessica's suggestion, the two girls made a presentation about the flood to the school student council, telling their stories and suggesting a flood fundraiser. not for their families, though. jenna kang: but i think we both did it for our neighbors, to help them, because they really do need a lot of help. gavin: the council agreed and a school wide goal was set, $5,000. jessica: now, i remember, when they said $5,000, i was--i kind of wanted them to pick something more achievable. roma: who has donations? gavin: still, when spread out among the entire school, all jessica's students had to do to do their part was raise a little more than $200. roma: we thought, "oh my god, if we raise that much, we're going to be awesome." and now, i don't know what happened. jessica: okay, so you're adding $21. gavin: what happened is they needed more and more sheets for their thermometer, more and more ink, and their best multi-digit addition skills. male: one thousand nine hundred forty-th

a milk and cookies grandma and a cigarettes type of grandma. totally.ter, loved late-night and snl and mad tv and adult swim, and she watched a lot of conan stuff, and i got to see that early on. later in life, she became really obese. she was diabetic. she watched tv all day. me, this person is watching tv and that is something that makes her happy then this is a valid medium. it can help people be a little less lonely. i figured out very early on i really liked to be witty, so yeah. and you i wanted to be an actress. i had seen some of comedy in early age. charlie: what did you do? playsid a lot of school when i was 14 or 15 because i grew up in l.a.. i started auditioning and i remember, for one of my auditions, i ended up looking at a tv show called just for kicks. it was about four girls on the soccer team. we shot one season of that and then we got canceled. i was devastated. i was 15 and a half. trash."ke "my life is totally. then i went back to school and i auditioned for my school's improv team. they had this thing called comedy sports. it is c

and you're never too old to rock and roll — meet singapore's grandma mary as she prepares for the gigf her life. iam mary, i am mary, i and 81 years of this year and i am mary, i and 81 years of this yearandi i am mary, i and 81 years of this yearand i am i am mary, i and 81 years of this year and i am going to rock at the singapore national day parade. australian police are saying two men they've charged with terror offences were plotting to bring down a passenger jet. investigators say an improvised explosive device was due to be smuggled onto a plane last month, but the attempt was abandoned before the men reached security. let's get the latest from sydney. our correspondent hywel griffith is there. just bring us up—to—date on all of this. so, the australian federal police in the last one or two hours have given us the full details of what they allege was one of the most sophisticated plots ever on australian soil. now, they claimed this was all directed by the islamic state in syria and that these men in syd ney were state in syria and that these men in sydney were sent to —— high

i love my grandkids so much. - alright, making grandmas look good.at do you do for a living? - i'm a tour guide, but most of my time is spent playing pokemon go, so i think i'm the last person in the world who stills does that. - i just want to clarify, you said pokemon go. - absolutely, yes. - alright, max, you're a grown man. lisa, tell me about yourself. - i love to throw parties, theme parties, 80s, disco, costume parties. best costume ever, i was tinkerfell. as in tinkerbell but she was all beat up and had crutches and she couldn't fly. - i gotcha, alright, maybe you guys can work on a pokemon go themed party. alright, good luck to you guys, it's time to play iwitness. (cheers and applause) our first round is called, what just happened? i am gonna show you guys video clips from all over the world, and then i'm gonna ask you questions about those clips. each question will be worth a hundred dollars, but if you ring in with the wrong answer, your opponents will have one chance to steal. everybody understand? - yes, we do. - let's get started, in o

and you are never too old to rock ‘n‘ roll, meet singapore's grandma mary as she prepares for the giglife. i am 81 years old this year andi life. i am 81 years old this year and i am rocking at singapore national day parade. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and nine in the morning in sydney australia, where two men arrested on suspicion of plotting to bring down an aeroplane are due to appear in court. both men have been charged with terror offences and could be jailed for life if convicted. the men were detained on saturday in a series of raids across sydney. for more i'm joined by the bbc‘s hywel griffith from sydney. firstly, what do we know about these men? as you said, two of the four arrested at the weekend, they have been arrested for five days for questioning. they were charged last night sydney time and will appear before the court. we know they are 49—year—old from la kemba before the court. we know they are 49—year—old from lakemba and 32—year—old from punchbowl. we a

singapore's grandma mary as she prepares for the gig of her life. i'm mary.1 years old this year andi i'm mary. i'm 81 years old this year and i put the rock in singapore's national day parade. australian police are saying two men they've charged with terror offences were plotting to bring down a passenger jet. investigators say an improvised device, using military—grade explosives, was due to be smuggled onto an etihad airways flight last month, but the attempt was abandoned before the men reached security. a short time ago i spoke to our correspondent hywel griffith for the latest from sydney. so, the australian federal police in the last one or two hours have given us the full details of what they allege was one of the most sophisticated plots ever on australian soil. now, they claim this was all directed by the islamic state in syria and that these two men in sydney were sent high—grade military explosives via cargo that allow them to put together an ied that they planned to board with together. that was the first part of the plot. they then accused them

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she is known as grandma mary. she is 81 and loves playing the electric guitar.g us all about it. iam mary, i am mary, am 81 this year and i am going to rock at the singapore national daily parade. when i play guitar, i'm just my own. ifeel so relaxed and beautiful and so happy because i'm learning what i want to. i want to play, it's my fashion. —— passion. i was 16 when i started the guitar. i bought i was 16 when i started the guitar. iboughtan i was 16 when i started the guitar. i bought an acoustic guitar and learnt by myself. then i started to learnt by myself. then i started to learn the electric guitar when i was about 65. it was very difficult for me because, as i said, i can't read notes and i have no experience in holding guitars and all that. i practise and practice and make it good and perfect, until my hand bled. so for several days i can't play because i got all the bandage. finally, when it healed, i started playing again. this tune is completely new to me andi this tune is completely new to me and i did put in quite a lot of work on it, but i tel

reporter: today the whitley family, already dealing with flood damage in their home, headed for grandma's house. >> sounded like a big bomb to me. >> reporter: you got to get out of here. >> yeah, so -- >> reporter: the arkema plant handles organic peroxides used to make plastics, pharmaceuticals and paint. the chemicals have to be refrigerated or they can decompose spontaneously and sometimes explosively. harvey's fury knocked out the facility's power and two backup generators. this morning one of nine large containers storing the chemicals erupted in flames. the others could soon follow. officials scramble to reassure the public for health danger showed no cause for alarm. but at least one expert who has studied houston's chemical plants extensively says organic peroxides can be unstable and toxic. >> worst case scenario is if the action deteriorates into an explosion. >> reporter: across greater houston, there are 2500 chemical plants and other facilities. so far no serious threats have been reported at any other plant. back in crosby, for families like the whitleys, staying is not wor

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city grandma.s the latter. she loved late night and she loved s.n.l. and "mad tv" and adult swim and watched a lot of conan stuff. so i got to see that early on. she, later in life, became really obese and she was diabetic so she couldn't really move around so she watched tv just all day. i know for me i was, like, wow if this person is watching tv and that's something that makes her happy then this is a valid medium and laughter is something that can really help be a little less lonely. then i just figured out very early on that i really liked to be witty. >> rose: so you set out to be a comedian? >> yeah, i knew i wanted to be an actress and my bent was sort of comedy just because i had seen so much of it in early ages. >> rose: so what did you do? i did -- i did like a lot of school plays when i was 14 or 15 because i grew up in l.a. i started auditioning, and i remember from one of my auditions i booked a tv show called "just for kicks" on nickelodeon, executive produced by whoopi goldberg and

what is the talk of the dinner table one everybody's talking in just like somebody trying to kill grandma? what does the family do. >> for the most part it was not talked about. you certainly not discussed, in a lot of cases it was just well, you know it happen. the kkk put the largest bounty on her head that they have ever done for anyone. and there was one occasion when some of the kkk had an opportunity to assassinate her in a very good opportunity, but so the story goes they couldn't bring themselves to kill this woman. >> it was very real, very real. >> did your grandmother ever speak about it? >> never. and certainly not to her. grandchildren. she never had had personal protection whatsoever and i think that she just accepted that her work was too important to allow any kinds of threats to disturb her. she just went right on doing her thing. >> to remember at all any of your relationship with fdr? did eleanor talk about him as you were growing up? >> it's interesting, first, i was too young to really remember my grandfather. but, i don't recall myndmother e grandmother ever specific