it was the hardest time in my life watching her go through that. >> it also leaves debbie's grandma,so, debbie stays in florida to help keep it going. >> i thought i would just come to the chimp farm and work on the weekends and visit all my friends. and then my whole world changed. >> because in 1999 state and federal authorities closed the chimp farm to the public citing its small cages with rusty or jagged edges. they can keep the animals for now, but they can no longer charge admission. >> were they right in terms of condition? >> maybe for the enclosures, but not in love, care, and consistency in the care of the animals. >> authorities give the chimp farm three years to make the necessary improvements. 85-year-old anna mae responds by taking in yet more primates. they can live for years, a lot longer than the increasingly frail anna mae can expect to. so what will happen to the place when she's gone? one day she gives debbie a sealed envelope with an explicit instruction. >> i was told "don't open this envelope until i pass away." >> then in october 2000, anna mae noell dies at

].i >> grandma daisy is viral on facebook. friends sent this to me and said this is going to be me when i get older. i'm perfectly fine with that. this video is posted to the facebook page for healing touch companion. their goal is to give awareness and advice so everybody can enjoy quality life with their loved ones. they service people with dementia. grandma also happens to have dementia but capturie ining mom to make everlasting memories shares them ndaall of us. it's all about being bulous, todafay she felt like that. tomorrow she can feel like toni braxton with the short hair. >> i'm foxier than you. >> thanks for joining us toda >>> tonight, your money, your taxes. president trump's new plan. what it means for you. after several efforts to repeal obamacare fail, the president now turns to a major tax overhaul. proposed cuts for middle class families, also major cuts for corporations and wealthy americans. >>> also tonight, the crisis in puerto rico. a full week after the hurricane hit, more than a million people without

grandma daisy looks up, who, me? >> you think you looking foxy or something? look like a fool every day. >> why do i look like a fool every day? >> because i see you every day. >> grandma daisy takes the wig off. >> you're not right. give me that ugly wig. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> grandma daisy is viral on facebook. we cannot get enough of her. one of my friends sent this to me and said this is going to be me when i get older. i'm perfectly fine with that. this video is posted to the facebook page for healing touch companion. their goal is to give awareness and advice so everybody can enjoy quality life with their loved ones. they service people with dementia. grandma also happens to have dementia but capturie ining mom to make everlasting memories and shares them aall of us. it's all about being fabulous, today she felt like that. tomorrow she can feel like toni braxton with the short hair. >> i'm foxier than you. >> thanks for joining us toda it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with som

[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. rick: president trump's travel ban is expiring today. we could learn details of the new plan as early as tomorrow. it banned six countries from entering the u.s. unless they had a relationship with someone in the u.s. they been working on new rules to avoid the chaos and protest that followed the first band. countries that refuse to comply could face travel restrictions and tougher screening measures. the republican-led effort to dismantle obamacare. another senator expressed reservations and the clock is ticking to reach a deal on healthcare before the end of the month. allison barber has more from washington. >> good evening. two possible blows to the grand cassidy health care bill coming from senator ted cruz in texas and senator susan collins. she she is a key senator in all of this. the white house is spend a lot of time trying to convince her to support the grand cassidy

i definitely try to cut back on the language relative to my grandma because she loved a dramatic and well-placed f word. you go from mama's house to the us marine corps, the phrase cursed like a sailor doesn't come from nowhere and the marine corps is part of the department of the navy and i definitely had to scale back my language to operate in polite society. it is ingrained in me and i don't always succeed. >> you get their basic training and go to iraq where you are afraid you will come back in one piece or not sure you would survive. >> anyone about to deploy to iraq is worried they will come back in one piece. the thing is, i had the military occupation specialty where we lost some people do to combat deaths and combat injuries but is wasn't quite -- i wasn't thinking about the danger as much as i would have been if i was working in the infantry for example. i was worried about it but i also tried to recognize it will be dangerous, it will be more dangerous than driving down the street but most marines come back okay. >> host: for four years you leave the military and then deci

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>> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is grandma on twitter? to the point where we'll be like having a a conversation and i hear like -- ♪ havana like super quietly. >> jimmy: grandma, are you streaming the song again? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and she's doing it because she wants you to go up this year. >> yes, she's just -- she's super supportive. and you know, her getting a a twitter is a -- it gives me complicated emotions, because sometimes -- like one day she accidentally tweeted my mom's phone number. i don't know how. >> jimmy: oh my god. [ laughter ] >> and -- yeah. it was pretty funny. >> jimmy: ay, dios. well, whatever she was doing worked because "havana" has been streamed over like 100 million times. so congratulations on that. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now please talk to me all the time when you come on. >> oh my gosh, yes. >> jimmy: we love you here. oh my gosh guys, camila cabello is performing for us after the break. stick around everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ whoo! testis this thing on?! huh?

there were these pages to sign off on his massive loans and my grandma then graduated from high school and it just seemed really imposing and in some ways a little terrifying to go through this entire administrative process that no one in my family had gone through and they didn't feel comfortable doing it myself. >> you just had a walk down the street and go to the marine recruiter. is that what happened? >> that's a similar version as to what happened. at that point there were six kids in my generation of grandchildren. my two older cousins, my sister and two younger cousins and of the six of us, two of us were the marine corps and both of the older cousins passed. so i encourage purdue strongly by my cousin rachel who is in the marine corps, she said you know, if you are worried about how you're going to pay for school and more importantlyou whether you are ready for college, you should just go join the marine corps. that will be great for you. you will get out of town out of town for misuse and stuff, make some financial independent and you should really go and think about doing th

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grandma would say, write that down. that's how i started, because people thought i was a little strange. she would say write letters to god or write it down, because i would say, you know, wait a minute now, what's going on here? are the white folks going to be in charge forever? is it that we're going to be in charge, you know, come june to december, they're in charge now? how did this whole system get set up? you say everything's equal, you say god loves us all, grandma, what's going on, you know? and she'd say, shh, write a letter to god. so, hence, the whole -- the writing thing was an early thing in my life. c-span: back in september of 1957 how were you chosen to integrate central high school? >> guest: simple thing. two years before, in 1955 just after the brown v. the board, teacher came through class, black class, all-black class and said which of you live near central high school and would like to go? i put my hand up. i was always a girl who would do anything once, and i was always curious as to what was insi

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 that an air analysis 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 whitley

meanwhile, he was at grandma's house. grandma drove two hours to pick him up to execute the big surprise. this happened back in may but they recently posted the video. >>> another surprise that woman is janet kimball smith, flown across the country to go to moreno, california, to surprise her sister. her sister is so surprised she doesn't let her in right away. open the door. >> she's sunne stunned. doesn't know what to do. >> her sister deborah stark there in the curlers. >> she's going to get in trouble she done posted the video on the internet with the curlers in her hair. >> her sister made this journey for a very important reason. deborah's daughter, janet's niece is battling cancer. she was in remission and come back to the point where deborah has to take care of her daughter so her sister said i'm not letting you go through this alone. her niece has to go through another surgery. >> you can look after your daughter. don't worry, i'll look after you. >> she stops crying enough to say someth >> i love you so much. >>

but grandma and grandpa were not covered.notice hawaii case challenged that, saying grandma, grandpa, aunt, uncle, those are close relatives. they appealed up to the court. the courts in california and hawaii said that's right. that a grandmother, grandfather, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunts, niece, nephews cousin are all close relatives. if you have a grandma and grandpa in syria, she can not be subject to the travel ban. connell: whatever you think, your political point the ninth circuit has never been a friend of the president. that is a fair point. we'll be right back. more coverage. breaking story out of the ninth circuit out west. we have more on it when we come back. up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. it's time for the biggest sale of t

post it that's the best way to describe i don't know some people that some crazy grandmas but we know what it really means. and so this means that cheerleaders are representing the american campuses twenty four hours a day. and then also allowed to make mistakes i think to not see everything. around to. be always so you'd be surprised like a. thank you for your washing around and playing around or getting email about it those guys reaction to it never fails. to not just to hear right here. gotcha but it always project the best image of yourself so as to not tarnish the university's reputation and that's even sure of the mascot they also receive a scholarship. to this young man refuses to be filmed though not through vanity but because his contract requires him to remain anonymous. like a disney character he's not allowed to talk his job is to keep people guessing. to see you just may dissolve his emotions. so all it always emotions are in the life are all his out there in your face you understand what he's trying to express. that i can't even talk to you you know the most the most rea

look at all the they tell us if it's something that you wouldn't want your grandma to see then don't post it that's the best way that they describe i don't know some people that some crazy grandmas but we know what it really means. and so this means that cheerleaders are representing the american campuses twenty four hours a day and they're not allowed to make mistakes to not see everything. to. be always so you'd be surprised i. think if you're watching around and playing around or getting e-mail about it those guys reaction to it never fails. you know just to hear right there. gotcha. you always project the best image of yourself so as to not tarnish the university's reputation and that's even true of the mascot they also receive a scholarship. to this young man refuses to be filmed though not through vanity fair because his contract requires him to remain anonymous. like a disney character he's not allowed to talk his job is to keep people guessing. the suit you just made does all those emotions. it's all it all was a motion to bring the life the orders out there in your face you

and applause] well, so is our returning contestant, who is dedicating her game to her 94-year-old grandma bar, california, andrea sutterfield. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> thank you. >> i love it, so you and your grandmother watch "millionaire" all the time? >> oh, yeah, but i--almost raised by my grandma, as my mom worked a lot when i was growing up, and "millionaire" has always been one of our favorite shows. >> she's got a lot to be proud of. you're in the middle of a good game. you're at $7,000. eight away from the million.

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who did see kids saying it's our grandma and while we're arguing about it he keeps eating children's. this with the this is all part of our democratic republic and not only does it seem that most americans don't care thanks to our catastrophic mainstream media most americans will never even find out about it but to those who have done the research and decided to be bothered the corporate run two party system is a facade it's a walking dead of behemoth and it's up to us to build something new. ok. i really can't belive take the news from behind the trumpet ministration continues there guarding of regulatory bodies in the us government he just nominated it for you and gas lawyer to head for the commission in charge of deciding whether or yelling gas pipelines should be approved so for those for those keeping score at home guy who sued the e.p.a. a lot heads the e.p.a. woman who never set foot in a public school and wants to privatized them heads public schools guy who wants to get rid of the energy department runs the energy department guy who killed teenagers just because he didn't lik

like if i ever tried that [bleep] with my grandma, she would antifa my ass. grandma, things break all the time. and she would be like and are you about to be one of them. you are about to be one of them. but seriously, though. like breaking a window was a symbolic act? you might think in t is some deep statement but most people see that and think great, now i've got to walk a whole block up to the next starbucks. like who is that supposed to convince what are you trying to do. it definitely doesn't convince the starbucks guy, the person who will be in the store cleaning up the glass saying yeah, they made a got point about fascism, i understand what they mean, i understand it. no, they don't think like that. you know, and you've got these antifa members who believe that smashing bleap bleep is all they should do. others want to expose neo nazis and part of antifa has only been about video imgas. but the part that has been caution the most headaches is the one that is hitting people in the head. >> antifa is any group that is willing to stand up against fascis

in fact, the kids call her "grandma." although, they also say it's not a very fitting nickname. >> definitely a source of youthfulness. >> reporter: youthfulness! >> oh, yeah, that's the best way to describe her. >> yes! >> reporter: they say she much more like a senior classmate than a senior citizen. >> you got this! >> reporter: she's got to slow thing down,,000. >> actually it's the opposite. she's usually the first one back in position. i pointed her out and told the younger ones, "do what she's doing." >> reporter: after 35 years, grandma-- who actually has no children and never married-- hasn't lost a step or an ounce of passion. >> i've never lost that excitement for game day. >> reporter: but they don't just let people stay in the band forever. >> i was in school full time. >> reporter: it sounds expensive. >> it was. i was getting loan after loan. >> reporter: and all thiss was just to be in band? >> to be in band, yeah. >> reporter: eventually, after taking so many classes she didn't need, the university now le

and applause] well, so is our returning contestant, who is dedicating her game to her 94-year-old grandmafrom diamond bar, california, andrea sutterfield. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> thank you. >> i love it, so you and your grandmother watch "millionaire" all the time? >> oh, yeah, but i--almost raised by my grandma, as my mom worked a lot when i was growing up, and "millionaire" has always been one of our favorite shows. >> she's got a lot to be proud of. you're in the middle of a good game. you're at $7,000. eight away from the million. two of your lifelines still remain, should you need them. let's make some more money. >> i'm ready. >> make her even more proud. here we go. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] all right, we begin today with a $10,000 question. that's where we are. most germans polled in a recent survey said they'd support a speed limit on the autobahn of 150 kilometers per hour,

this soon to be great-grandma came first. >> you're going to be a great-grandma. times four.ng. >> reporter: family friends. in some cases, tammy and drew gave them a line to say on camera, but they didn't know why until it hit them. >> congratulations, you're adopting. you're adopting! >> you are? oh, my gosh! i'm so happy. i'm your aunt. you're going to love me. >> reporter: the reactions, surprised, stunned, overjoyed, overcome. and tonight, those new parents getting ready. >> hey, david, it's drew and tammy checking in. so excited to be on the show tonight. >> reporter: we're excite d, too. after learning those children could be here in time for the holidays. >> we really just did this video to show the kids how much we love them, but not just us, but our friends and family love them. >> can't wait for the big arrival. i'll see you here tomorrow. good nig ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a retired management consultant from tucson, arizona... a senior computer science researcher from richmond, virginia... and our returning champion, a bartender from new york,

i love you, grandma lindsay, i don't care what you say.eanwhile, president trump is desperate to do away with obamacare. he's mad at rand paul for going against it. to tweeted, rand paudal is h ae friend of mine but he's such a negative force when it comes to fixing health care. graham/cassidy bill is great, ends o-care. that's how he cares about because there's no way president trump read this bill that he says is great, he just wants to get rid of it because obama's name is on it. democrats should rename it "ivankacare," guaranteed he gets on board. imagine donald trump trying to read a health care bill? it's like trying to imagine a dog doing your taxes, it doesn't compute. i don't blame him, i did more homework this week than all my years of college combined. this health care bill is confusing especially for those not experts in the field. i wanted to take a moment to boil it down in a special edition of "barista theater." [ cheers and applause ] an tis barista.a coffee shop. go right ahead. >> what can i get you? >> jimmy: black coffe