no offense to grandma, my mom is with me here today. i love when grandma comes to visit. i love spending time with her, eating her pie, eating her chicken. but how many people here, especially those of you under 30, would let your grandma decide what you wear to the club? [laughter] mrs. obama: how many of you would drive the car that grandma chose for you to drive, or live in an apartment with furniture that grandma picked out for you. all jokes aside, my point being, and i'm being funny, is that not many of you would want somebody who is not you, doesn't live in the same space as you, doesn't see the world in the same way as you, even when they love you and you love them, you would let -- he would not -- you would not let them do that for you, because you know that grandma's choices for you are not the choices you would make for yourself. what grandma thinks is good for you isn't necessarily what you think is good for you. with all the love in the world. and you certainly wouldn't go to some random stranger in the street somewhere, somebody who doesn't know anything abo

now, no offense to grandma. my mom is with me today. and we love grandma. i love when grandma comes to visit. i love spending time with her. i love eating her pie, eating her chicken. but how many people here, especially those of you under 30, would let your grandma decide what you wear to the club? [laughter] mrs. obama: how many of you would drive the car that grandma chose for you to drive or live in an apartment with furniture that grandma picked out for you? all jokes aside -- you know. my point being -- and i'm being funny -- is that not many of you would want somebody who's not you, doesn't live in the same space as you, doesn't see the world in the same way as you even though you love them and they love you, you wouldn't let them do that for you. because you know that grandma's choice is for you and not the choices you'd make for yourself. what grandma thinks is good for you isn't necessarily what you think is good for you. with all the love in the world. and you certainly wouldn't go to some random stranger in the street somewhere, somebody who doe

now, no offense to grandma. my mom is with me today. and we -- we love grandma. i love when grandma comes to visit. i spending time with it. i love eating her pie, eating a chicken. but how many people here, especially those of you under 30, would let your grandma decide what you wear to the club? how many of you would drive the car that grandma chose for you to drive? or live in an apartment with furniture that grandma picked us for you. all jokes aside, you know. my point being, and i'm being funny, is that not many of you would want somebody who's not you and doesn't live in the same space as you do, doesn't see the same world as you even when they love you and you love them, you wouldn't let them do that for you. because you know that grandma's choices for you are not the choices you'd make for yourself. what grandma thinks is good for you isn't necessarily what you think is good for you. with all the love in the world. and you certainly wouldn't go to some random stranger in the street somewhere, somebody who doesn't know anything about your life, someone wh

>> first of all, is grandma hurt? >> then i can laugh. >>> now to california where grandpa is having a little bit of fun. we know this theme all too well. we have a gender reveal because angelica and richard are having a baby. so together with their family -- [ screaming ] >> oh, boy, what? >> yeah. grandpa got you, too, gail. >> whoever set this up, do they not understand this is how it works. >> it's a thing. >> grandpa george knows exactly how it's supposed to know. that's why he put the blue balloon there first. becaus he pranked everybody. and so they were like, it's a -- wait, wait, wait, including grandpa. she got her, too. he had no idea. so they were a little confused. and then they saw the pink smoke come out. grandpa was like, it may be your party but it's my joke. >> okay, so it's a girl? >> it is a girl. she's due september 24th. >> they are real pranks, because it is a boy. and congratulations, you all let grandpa have his fun. >>> that's our show. thanks for watching. >>> thatcalifornia phones offers fr

and it's named for the woman who introduced her to tea.bray avery, grandmas tea: "my grandma, she's very baking too. we sit there, we talk, we drink it."karesha worford, bray's mom:"i actually love their bond with their grandparents just because i feel like grandparents are important."grandma's tea' is six months old with a website, social media, and even a logo. bray avery, grandmas tea:"it says 'a tea kids can enjoy'". that's why bray says she sells caffeine free tea.karesha worford, bray's mom:"i actually have her pack it, so she actually either packs it herself or we'll sit down and tag team it and pack it up." this budding business owner says she has talked to a local business group, sells her tea at events and online, and next month heads to a girl's entrepreneur expo.bray avery, grandmas tea:"i like that you're the boss and i also like that you can move upward." mom hopes she can save money for college - but bray's plans don't stop there.bray avery, grandmas tea:"i'm gonna have a ginormous corporate office in kansas city./i love it!" love it!" in kansas city./i love it!" (ken) tha

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became interested in my grandma's house. and i mentioned something to her about that so she decided to make me a purple dress to put it on and wear the dress i finally got so interested and excited about wearing a dress that i get tired of waiting till i was going to go to grandma's house to secretly so i snatched the dress home my mom found the dress. i was never allowed to go to grandma's house again. to change my name secretly when i was about thirteen years old to crystal probably in my late twenties i started to talk to doctors about hormone therapy and i began to take hormone therapy thirty five years ago there wasn't much information and we concluded that based on everything that was available at the time. undergoing hormone therapy for their hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgery would be the answer to resolve this quote gender identity disorder. in april of one thousand nine hundred eighty three i underwent the gender reassignment surgery. in trinidad colorado it was amazing i felt like the world had been l

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. >> don't mess with great grandma.t a stranger, okay, here's this, her family believes it ate one of their miniature horses a few years ago. >> oh. >> so grandma had a vendetta. >> grandma can keep a grudge. >> yeah. grandma did not come to play. >> if i'm many of her political opponents, all right, you win. >> she plans to have the head mounted and keep part of the tail in her office. >> okay. that's where it got weird. >>> coming up, julie chen bids a tearful good-bye to "the talk." why she told her co-hosts and viewers why she's stepping down from the show. >>> and later in "the skinny," hear which co-star was totally distracted by chris hemsworth's bod. that's ahead in "the skinny" on "world news now." "world news now." and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so, next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done.

became interested in my grandma's house. and i mentioned something to her about that so she decided to make me a purple dress to put it on and wear the dress i finally got so interested and excited about wearing a dress that i get tired of waiting till i was going to go to grandma's house to secretly credit strips so i snatched the dress home my mom found the dress. i was never allowed to go to grandma's house again. to change my name secretly when i was about thirteen years old to crystal probably in my late twenties. started to talk to doctors about hormone therapy and i began to take hormone therapy thirty five years ago there wasn't much information and we concluded that it is a big big thing maybe. you're still yesterday. the first time was right before the surgery in one thousand nine hundred and the only thing that kept me from doing a quiet honest is a coward at heart. just . at the time i wanted in my life somebody i knew had some cocaine so i attempted to use it to kill myself and it obviously didn't work but. my h

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. >> my grandma was evacuate and we are fortunate for that, but it's sthad other people didn't get them. >> reacting to a decision from the california differently social services, giving oakmont senior living legal notice. the state planned to revoke the licenses and ban the administrators for life from the facility. residents's lives were put at risk in the storm. >> there was no training for what the procedures were. >> pat mcginnis said the investigation makes it clear. staff did not know what to do is as fire advanced. villa capri staff abandoned 20 elderly cli a residents would have died when the facility burned to the ground if family member had not arrived to help and flagged down police. staff left family and emergency responders in charge. mcginnis said the decision to revoke licenses sends a strong message about demanding to keep residents safe. >> you abandon the facility, you never work in this state again. >> while they applaud the penalty, family members who still live in the facility, they worry about the future. >> for my grandma, i want her to be safe. >> his grandma do

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no offense to grandma, but how many people, especially those of you under 30, would let your grandma decide what you wear to the club. >> the even sponsored by nonpartisan group when we all vote. she will come to the s.a.p. center in december to promote her upcoming memoir >>> police are hoping a true crime podcast will help them track down a man suspected of killing his wife. >> the countdown to capture begins now. >> newport beach police say peter chadwick killed his wife in their home in 2012 and dumped her body. a day later he called and claimed a handyman killed her. he was charged with murder. he disappeared after posting bail. the podcast is already lead to go new tips. >> before the podcast we were not getting calls from the public. and now we are. and all it takes is one good tip for us to be able to find peter chadwick. >> it is called count young to capture. the first three of six episodes are out now. >> a new law by governor brown will require garage doors work during a fire. any automatic garage doors that you will buy would have to include a backup battery that kicks i

[applause] >> thank you, papa, grandma precious. [speaking native language] >> translation, please. >> my name is chow ling, and i'm 88 years old, one of the oldest residents of 99 pacific. i i am grated to the united states in 1996, and san francisco chinatown has been my home ever since. in 2011, i was evicted by my landlord, and i could not afford other apartments during the area. during myevics i received help from chinatown community development center. in 2012 i was very lucky to move into 990 pacific. in 2015, ccdc announced they would take over the building's management from san francisco housing authority and planned to relocate all 100 residents from 990 pacific to temporary housing while the building was renovated. i was very fearful and scared about living outside of chinatown and not being able to return to our home, but thanks to ccdc, they helped us with everything. i felt confident i could trust chinatown community development center during relocation and then how to be more independent by taking the bus to and from

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, bring your grandma's best friend.l our government what we want and what we don't want. put it another way, voting is how we hire and we fire our leaders. right? guess what? they're not our bosses, we -- we are their bosses. if we think they're doing a good job, we can keep them in their jobs. if there's someone we like better, we can hire them. and if we don't like the job they're doing we can fire them. you've got the power. now please use it. join with michelle obama and her when we all vote initiative to ask you to register and vote. get your friends to vote. and if they don't, get new friends. then get your relatives to vote. and if they don't, get new relatives. let's get started. take out your phones and open your messaging app. text to this number, this number, 97779. type these words. we all vote, v-o-t-e. now hit send. we'll send you the information you need to take back the power. it's up to you. you are the bosses. >> right now, one in five eligible people in this country are not even registered to vote. an

(imitates koothrappali): hey, siri, show me pictures of naked grandma butts. i don't sound 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. can you people hear me? well, we're having everyone over. yeah, leonard and i are gonna be cooking all day. otherwise we'd love to. but we can't. yeah, poor us. mm-hmm. and raj and i are volunteering at the soup kitchen, feeding food to the homeless. well, howard, what about you? oh... i can't. i'm going to the soup kitchen, too. you said that sounded like the worst thing ever. if you can't support me when i'm lying, why are we married? ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪

. ♪ baby shark ♪ daddy shark >> grandma shark, everybody. he has no teeth. where's grandma?icially done with the challenge. >> thank you for watching today. the next episode of "rtm" is all new. see you then. >>> apple is out with its new line of iphones, which you can start ordering tomorrow. the top of the line model is called the iphone xs max. >> it has a 6 1/2 inch screen and a $1,100 price tag. the x s has a slightly smaller screen and it will only cost you $1,000. what? >> that's pricey. apple also introduced a new watch, the series 4. it has a bigger screen than earlier generations and it also includes a built-in heart sensor, which apple says has been approved by the fda. the sensor can detect irregular heart rates and perform an electrocardiogram. it starts at $400. that is pretty neat. >> technology is not very cheap these days. samsung just came out with their brand-new phone, the note 9, over $1,000. and now this one. >> i heard the phone, the apple watch actually can detect if you fall down. >> okay. >> if you're down for a minute or so, it will call 911. >> re