grandma don't like me. but your grandma ain't got to say it in my face.le. they tell you to your face. >> grandma ain't going to invite you over for dinner. >> point-blank. >> this is true. >> up next -- >> we scare to date latin women because on the date, you introduce us to one or two of your cousins. >> i went to a new year's eve party with you and you were like, 300. who are these people? my cousins. all of them? >> we can't deal with all that. that's too many people to be fighting. >> you are laughing because it's true. >> it's true. a cousin for everything. i've got 56 on one side and 27 on the other. >> did you break up with her? your family don't break up with her. you break up with a girlfriend for christmas or thanksgiving or easter and she right there in the living room with why you are mother knitting sweaters. >> you broke up. go home. >> my man looking at you? don't lie to you. was my man looking at you? if he was looking at you i'm going to cut him and you. >> it's because we love you. >> somebody is getting cut first. who was looking at yo

my great—grandma is the fifth wife out of six. we are heading up to my great—grandma's home. of where my great—granddad used to live, and i am really excited to see her. here she is! hi! hello! how are you? i'm fine. it is good to see you. good to see you. she is fine. long time. long time — many years. this is my great—grandmother, elizabeth gathoni koinange. she is going to be 117. this is my great aunt irene, and she is here to help me with the translations, because i can understand everything my great—grandmother tells me, but to speak kikuyu is really difficult. great—grandma elizabeth has lived on this land for 90 years. she grew up tending cattle on her father's farm, then moved here as a young bride and raised seven children. she built this house with profits from the farm. my great—grandmother is proud of her government identity card. it doesn't show the exact month or day that she was born, but does have her year of birth as 1900. the kikuyu tribal tradition of age groups gives the same name to all children born in the same year. my great—grandmother belongs to the

so the plight of the men you hear some opponents grandma. grandma carriage oh. yeah a lot of our grandma influences it was. that that's and then you made the linguine with white clams there was fun to watch you. kill back to my roots tell me about chicago a little bit is it a you hear different stories about chicago there are things going on you know what's the truth tell me the real deal. so i think i've seen sort of all sides of chicago i've worked for a tutor on the south side so. experience some of the gang violence you see there. so there was one night where. there is a parent teacher conference and as the parents were leaving the school there was a shooting and five people were shot and then the north side everything's great and indeed it's just amazing. the difference between the two sides you know how does it affect you you're starting out just a place to grow your business your family or is it becoming stressed roles or too much violence or what how do you feel about that i think it's sort of like up and coming areas in chicago that's i would still reco

>> that's the way to be, grandma. >> grandma there yelling out orders. >> she's coaching. >> no, she's skin in the game. there's money on the line here. there's no coaching. >> come on, for the family, let's go. >> this is the move i'm talking about, when the wrestler in red takes the wrestler in blue and does this move right here. oh yeah. now player in blue is on his back. it does not look good for him. in fact, he might lose this one. >> whoa! i got you, boo. you won't be doing that to my boy, boom, boom, boom. >> smacks him. >> you don't let nobody in your family get beat down. ain't none of that. >> that wrestling man is going to wake up at 2:00 in the morning with her standing next to his bed. >> a lot of people were upset she interfered. the players are separated and grandma sits back in her chair feeling all proud. that was unexpected. so was this. keep an eye on those performers, i mean the dragon. they're doing a pretty amazing stunt on those pillars. i was impressed. >> oh, dude! a drone! >> it's more like the drone took itself out, because that was their space. you can see

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. >> grandma is leaving. hold on right now. >> grandma.e has -- >> bye. >> that's what you want? >> hey. >> my goodness. i april nm not messing with tha little kid. >> james has a lot to say. we found him live via skype right this minute. hey. james is only 4 years old. when did you realize i -- >> i am not 4 years old. >> mama told me you were 4 years old. >> okay. oh, yeah. >> why were you mad at him for using the cheese in. >> i wtried to make her a salad. don't waste my salad. i said, mama, i can cook for you. >> you can come cook for me, james. >> no. i can cook for my mama. >> that's right, baby. you only cook for my mama. >> what's it like trying to parent the little guy? he is quite the handful. >> it's a handful but it's fun. you never know what he is going to say or do. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. you are talking too much. >> what do you think about being a big viral star? everybody likes you. >> i like being on facebook. >> what do you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be a big boy so i can help my little sister. >> you a

with my other relatives on my grandma's side, working at a cheese factory, and was an alien for 20 years. and he finally applied for citizenship when world war ii was breaking out, and that's when they found out that, in fact, he may be had come in the country two different ways. but back then, he listened to his story, and they gave him citizenship. otherwise, he would have been deported -- i think it was three weeks, yes, three weeks before the u.s. joined world war ii as a swiss german. but instead, he married my grandma back then, they had my mom and my mom's brother, and here i am again. i am on the shoulders of those immigrants. so when i see these dreamers, i see my own family, and i hope everyone in this chamber sees the same thing, the american dream. and that's why, mr. president, i stand with the senator from virginia, senator kaine, with senator durbin, and so many of my colleagues who have been working on this for so long on both sides of the aisle, the leadership on both sides of the aisle. let's get this done, let's pass the dream act, and let's never forget that we all co

. >> grandma tiffany promised a bs going to get $5. >> these artists take this further and go out inic and record reactions to them. >> come sit right here for me. >> yes. >> i'm going to show you a magic trick. >> dmitry is at the doctor's office and he has to get three shots. >> back to back. >> and grandma promised him if he's a big boy, he's going to get $5 and his nurse does a great job. first a blood test but made it into a game where they are painting. ready? >> one, two, three. >> before he even knows it first shot is done. >> that's it. >> magic. look at that. magic.

and grandma said, well, that was my grandson david and i will introduce him on his way back. so that's, you know, just -- there was no scolding whatsoever. but that's the way it was. >> did you ever at any point -- i know you mentioned that you didn't really get how famous or important your grandmother was until her funeral, but at any point was there any indication of her fame or her public service growing up? >> oh, sure. you know, i would -- there were times when i would accompany my grandmother to various activities that she was doing. i remember one down in texas when she came and she was going to speak at a black church down in i believe it was houston. i believe. and i went with her. and to see the adoration that these people -- and people were lined in the streets wait for her. and, you know, it was so touching. of course i was older at that time. i can remember times when she did not receive such warm welcomes as well. now, i did not have the opportunity to travel with her internationally. my older brother and sister did and some of my other cousins, but i did not, u

we arejust heading up to my great—grandma's house.umpy because it is, like, a makeshift road. this is a shrine where most of my family are buried, my great grandad, my grandad, his children and his five wives. my great—grandmother is the fifth wife out of six. we're heading up to my great—grandmother's home, she lives right by the side of where my great grandad used to live and i'm really excited to see her. here she is. hi! hello! how are you? i'm fine. it is good to see you. good to see you. she is fine. long time. long time, many years. this is my great—grandmother, elizabeth gathoni koinange. she is going to be 117. this is my great aunt irene and she is here to help with the translations because i can understand everything my great—grandmother tells me but to speak kikuyu is really difficult. great grandma elizabeth has lived on this land for 90 years. she grew up tending cattle on her father's farm, then moved here as a young bride and raised seven children. she built this house with profits from the farm. my great—grandmother i

great grandma elizabeth has lived on this land for 90 years.e on her father's farm, then moved here as a young bride and raised seven children. she built this house with profits from the farm. my great—grandmother is proud of her government identity card. it doesn't show the exact month or day that she was born, but does have her year of birth as 1900. the kikuyu tribal tradition of age groups gives the same name to all children born in the same eyar. my great—grandmother belongs to the kihiu mwiri age group, meaning we know she was born sometime between 1899 and 1900. do you remember when you got married? and how do you remember your wedding day? is it force? force. she was brought by force, she was married by force because she was too young. yeah. and at that time she didn't want to get married to an old person because she was the fifth wife. great—grandmother elizabeth was the fifth of six wives of the senior chief koinange. he worked with the british during colonial rule and is well—known in kenya for playing a part in the country's indepen

came back through, ended up in wisconsin, like all good swiss, with my other relatives on my grandma's side, working at a cheese factory, and was an alien for 20 years. and he finally applied for citizenship when world war ii was breaking out, and that's when they found out that, in fact, he may be had come in the country two different ways. but back then, he listened to his story, and they gave him citizenship. otherwise, he would have been deported -- i think it was three weeks, yes, three weeks before the u.s. joined world war ii as a swiss german. but instead, he married my grandma back then, they had my mom and my mom's brother, and here i am again. i am on the shoulders of those immigrants. so when i see these dreamers, i see my own family, and i hope everyone in this chamber sees the same thing, the american dream. and that's why, mr. president, i stand with the senator from virginia, senatorai

>> yeah. >> all she has to do is squeeze the bear's paw and hear grandma's voice.p to lauren and saying i love that video. it made me cry. >> yeah, me too. the thing is if you've lost your grandparent you would give anything to hear their voice one more time. >> that's a best friend for you right there. >> i'm going to go over and call my grandpa right now. >> what most of us prefer to ambulate when it comes to transport, there are people who like to find more interesting ways of doing it. >> just do the regular old walking in? >> this is patrick, he is quite the legendary motorcycle rider, but in this case, instead of the motor bike he's opted for his fast bike. he's making it look like a light back the way he's throwing it around. in the video, it's focused entirely on the tire to show the skill, the balance and the smoothness with which he's able to transfer across what is dangerous to walk across. >> he's got the right equipment for what he's doing, but also the skills. that combination allows for videos that are this cool. >> that's the thing, you question it

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. >> dude, grandma, you're going to fall. >> why are you keeping the rubber boots dry? >> the boots are maybe a little too low for the water level and she doesn't want her boots to fill up with water and get wet. >> because her feet will get wet. >> that's her point. she doesn't need to be doing this. it's cold outside. she'd much rather keep her boots on but she can't because daily she has to get groceries and other essential needs and this say sho is a shortcut. her suggestion they build a bridge >> she's hard as nails. >> this could keep her alive for another 20, 30 years. >> could also be the thing that kills her tomorrow. >> yes, of course it could. >> no, she's russian. she'll be fine. >>> this dude -- >> holy [ bleep ]! >> he's in australia, where this storm has just hit. everybody else has gone inside. meanwhile, he's out there recording. >> until he gets a board to the head. >> right, things are flying across quite viciously. >> like the end of the world. >> yes. nothing is safe on the patio, everything is flying around. the trees look like they're about to sna

grandma don't like me. but your grandma ain't got to say it in my face. she can leave. >> that's the thing about latin people. they tell you to your face. >> grandma ain't going to invite you over for dinner. >> point-blank. >> this is true. >> up next -- >> we scare to date latin women because on the date, you introduce us to one or two of your cousins. >> i went to a new year's eve party with you and you were like, 300. who are these people? my cousins. all of them? >> we can't deal with all that. that's too many people to be fighting. >> you are laughing because it's true. >> it's true. a cousin for everything. i've got 56 on one side and 27 on the other. >> did you break up with her? your family don't break up with her. you break up with a girlfriend for christmas or thanksgiving or easter and she right there in the living room with why you are mother knitting sweaters. >> you broke up. go home. >> my man looking at you? don't lie to you. was my man looking at you? if he was looking at you i'm going to cut him and you. >> it's because we love you. >>

. >> they called the grandma. my boys would call me grandma. i was there everything. they were my everything. >> the family of four from florida and two costa rican pilots also died in the crash. the cause is still being investigated. >>> a spokeswoman for backroads travel in berkeley released a statement saying in part -- our thoughts and prayers are with the families impacted by this tragedy. >>> today, the chp and the alameda county da's office will holding a news conference to announce criminal charges against the driver suspected of being under the influence and crashing into a chp car and killing officer andrew camilleri. authorities say officer camilleri and his partner were parked on the shoulder of interstate 880 in hayward when a red cadillac hit him from behind. camilleri was killed and his partner was hurt but is expected to recover. so far the name of the suspect has not been released but he was identified as being 22 years old and suspected of being under the influence of alcohol and-nor marijuana. >>> two people recovering from injuries after a delivery

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. >> grandma tiffany promised him if he's a big boy, he's going to get $5. >> artists take this further out in public and record reactions to them. >> come sit right here for me. >> yes. >> i'm going to show you a magic trick. >> dmitry is at the doctor's office and he has to get three shots. >> back to back. >> and grandma tiffany promised him if he's a big boy, he's going to get $5, and his nurse does a great job. first a blood test, but made it into a game where they are painting. ready? >> one, two, three. >> before he even knows it, first shot is done. >> that's it. >> magic. look at that. magic. >> yeah. >> ready? >> fascinated by what's going on. hasn't even noticed it's his blood. oh, cool. >> i didn't cry. >> yeah, because you're a big boy, right? >> did you notice? still good for the $5? not a single tear. >> now for the shots. tells him to give her a huge hug. >> ready? one, two, three. >> ahh! >> done. >> before you know it, we're done. >> she's great, this woman. >> she's incredible. she's an incredible nurse. she's making it fun. he's going along for the ride. >> one more

he played in spain at a digital festival just after his grandma passed because of brain cancer. >> hospice came out where she lived. when we walked in, we thought it wasn't going to be as bad, but it was awful. so i made a promise to her. i went up to her ear because she could still hear me, but she couldn't like respond. it was sad, but i said i'm going to win. it was just more of a motivation thing for me. i held true to the promise and won for her. so i'm happy that i was able to do that. >> he absolutely earned it. ladies and gentlemen. >> i would probably be like if i wasn't able to do that, i would be like -- i don't know. i wouldn't be able to forgive myself if i wasn't able to win. >> reporter: he keeps winning, though, for his late grandma and parents. casey's parents are without question his biggest supporters. >> she's weird. she's weird in a good way, though. not a lot of parents would allow you to play e sports. oh, it's good. my boy, my boy is winning. >> reporter: this past november casey kept the successful run going. his team flew to atlanta for the world championship's qu

more old school say because while you came from grandma you know that's a tradition we know and we. try to instill the good values but you know progress into. the society today people. who are out there today do you know where you're. not here the next generation are you millennial i'm a millennial so you are a millennial yes. that's correct that's you have the biggest demographic ever since the baby boomers is bigger than the face of the twenty six years old so i think that puts me in the category seems to be a lot of discussion in this country about. where we're going as a country you've got the power to change the world. that's something i think about actually is. so i think of the younger group as a bit more liberal than the older wimbledon group where we go change as a demographic as a whole this country but sometimes it doesn't seem that way it seems like we're going in reverse sometimes we're all so that it's cyclical cyclical i'm not sure so there's less cohesion that's what it's for a tribalism. right and that's got to worry i think to some degree what's going to bring toge

. >> translator: they call me grandma. my boys would call me grandma. i was there everything.re my everything. >> reporter: also among the dead two doctors mitchell and leslie weiss from clearwater, florida. along with their two children. the weisss used to live in montgomery county. leslie a pediatrician. mitchell a radiologist. both once work at thomas jefferson university hospital and very active in the jewish community. >> the neighbor that's a good neighbor down the street that you sit and you talk to and you find out about their kids and what's happening in school and work and, um, it is heartbreaking. it really is. >> reporter: right now the cause of the investigation is still on going by companies at a recant authorities but right to you they're saying high wind and possible mechanical failure may have led to the crash, lucy. >> thank you very much, chris. >>> investigators in abington township tonight are looking in what star add house fire broke out at a home in 2200 block of pleasant of a just past 4:00 this afternoon. firefighters got it under control fairly quickl

and bear data straight ahead and forget millennials, why technology sees big bucks in going after grandma. so dial up the modem and check out my "myspace" page. "power lunch" begins right now >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. the dow and s&p both hitting records. neither had back to back losses so far in 2018 all three major averages on track for a fouj straight positive week and on pace for the biggest monthly gain since october of 2013. and 3m and intel soaring and dividend hike. we'll check out the other movers colgate is down. revenue falling short. honeywell is higher on the earning by 1%. the company also raising the outlook in starbucks, down 6% revenue missing forecast sales growth expected to come in at the low end of the prior 2018 forecast >> thank you very much. >>> welcome, i'm tyler mathisen and get you up to date shares of wynn tanking now down 7% on the reports of sexual misconduct by the ceo and founder steve wynn the "wall street journal" reporting dozens of people coming forward, more on this developing story ahead >>> us economy growing steadily in the

i bet in the northern district of california, grandma doesn't have to worry. >> grandma is okay. a good conversation that will continue i'm sure. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up in a moment, we will talk about the governor's race. in a couple months, we will see the candidates for the governor of california take the stage in forums and debates. up next, the top questions that each have to answer. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. >> a controversial tell-all book about president trump goes on sale today. it is available on store shelves earlier than originally planned. as kevin reports washington, d.c., the white house is not happy about it. >> a lot of people are interested because it blew up so quickly. >> reporter: this is not what president trump wanted. fire and fury on bookshelves four days early after sending a cease and desist lear to the publisher and author. copies selling out at this washing

. >> and, hey, grandma, meet google. the adorable interaction between a grandma and a new gadget has >>> you see that temperature there in your lower right portion of your screen? it says 26, but that doesn't tell the whole story. wind chills make it feel like we're in the teens. >> and i'm looking at 17 out there, 15. and this is nothing compared to what's coming our way later this week. doug will be here in just a few minutes to tell you about that. but first we have some breaking news from our live desk. scott macfarlane with an update on a story we brought you >> good afternoon. the husband of a young mother of three has been arrested in her murder. we first told you about that attack yesterday. prince george's county police say irwin lorenzo sanchez stabbed his wife in their home. she died at the hospital. she was in years old. officers say the couple had been arguing at the time. sanchez is in jail with no bond, facing first and second degree murder charges and an assault charge. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarl

that aren't necessarily in their general vicinity so if they live in boston they can connect with grandma in california or new mexico hopefully it'll just kind of foster that the community. secure ad free children's messenger app is a way to lure in the next generation of facebook users and to keep their parents tied in as well the social network claims it won't analyze kids online behavior for advertising purposes but it is secretive about what will happen to the data. shift says keep an eye on your kids. now are download to shift. the visit to the museum can be a rewarding experience but what if it's just too far away. the world's biggest search engine google has a solution the google arts and culture app lets you virtually visit more than twelve hundred sites in seventy countries for free. market works are indexed using tags and sorted by date of origin. and even by color . google's cardboard platform lets users even enjoy places in three hundred sixty degree virtual reality making places like india's taj mahal practically palpable. just like this virtual classical concert in sydney. g

and yes, grandma's chicken soup. but forget the orange juice. too sweet. leandra's tip - don't wait to get sick. load up on foods that will boost your body so you can fight back against nasty germs and keep healthy all winter long. you know the old saying an apple a day keeps the doctor away, maybe there's some truth to that. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (justine) now that recreational marijuana is legal in california -- perhaps you've seen the highway signs that read "d-u-i doesn't just mean booze."(jr stone) of course, that can apply to any drug -- not just weed. our stanley roberts found someone who apparently didn't get the memo. this is a bag of methamphetamin e and this is a glass pipe .. and this well this lexus suv all three are connected to this man lets find out what happend what do you want to know why are you in this situation right now the dehumanization of my son'a mother is in a house with out a cell phone and cont go to the house im trying to get to her its was a pretty bad night last night and then now im trying to get to

and a grandma got more of the movie and then one can ask or put it in the name to know before talking on how marginal it is a very loose question in them and of that and i don't usually angela was a mother and i don't mend them and there she is and i want them home sag i'm assuming that she does when i'm in now my little medical model by sam i can almost some of them on and i know that they have this one last time so i'm going to. know what doesn't and i can find them one game if you find one to give me. there's one guy that's used to work or an airport to give us for many who do on camera and didn't talk to come and be give to the guy and the guy didn't know how to use dick armey and he didn't know where to sell the camera. so he came to me and you want to sell the camera for me i told him see i give you my santa fun and you give me to come in. the. afternoon for two of. my old. one i started can't let my fests and insists soiled so i go to lake another office and a front. of the senate and that was one ensures ample. diligence . is the kind of the developed world no shooters. but yo