i loved my grandma very much.ways, there was a -- on the bqe, we were driving to the funeral, all lined up, all driving in different cars. me and my brother were in a car and i was in a buick century and i had a great car. i was last -- i was driving, and then there was like six or seven cars going to the funeral, and then my car broke down on the bqe, and we couldn't follow. saw the cars taking off and i'm like oh, no, we're out and we pulled to the side and just on the side of the b question and we were just waiting and me and my brother are like what are wey going to do. we got out and laid on the hood and suntanned ourselves until somebody came back and then my father, like 20 minutes later pulls up on the highway and goes what happened? and i was like it broke down. and he goes get in! and i was like what about the car. leave it. and we go and do did the funeral, and -- and we eat and all that stuff. ate at juniors cheese change, and then i was like what about the car? let's get the car. literally nothing lef

so here i'm hanging out with grandma betty. i cannot remember if this comes up in the passage but if i shift into the second person and say you, this has everything to do with betty becoming a grandmother at 34. i'm a fifth-generation farm kid on my dads side. on my moms side of the family, they were just like more poverty single female children with the midwestern highway is working in diners having a very transient experience and my grandfather met a farmer and that is how my mom met my dad and kind of like these two different groups convened but on that side of the family, i am the inheritor of a legacy of teen pregnancy so in the book as far back as i could find in any records that were kept so we are talking back in the first woman, female ascendant in my direct maternal winmaternalwinds who didn't havy before age 20. so when you say i'm speaking to the would-be child i might have had as a teenager which i had a very keen awareness of every young age younger than any young woman or child that should be mindful or fearful o

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i was interested in why she went to grandma's house. it was one of the things -- what happened was in the transition to his presidency, the public affairs transition office decided in the spirit of 1000 points of light, that they would, instead of buying christmas presents, they were collect money and give it to a charity. they collected about $700 and decided to give it to grandma's house. one of the people actually delivered it personally to grandma's house. this was a time when they wouldn't have a sign out front this was a time when they did not have a sign out front because neighbors were afraid of being the target of attacks. she sends a letter to the transition saying thanks for the money and we would love to have barbara bush visit us. she visited them off house within the first -- grandma's house within the first 100 days of the presidency in march. it was extraordinary. it was headlines around the world. it was because she not only visited but she held the baby without any fear. she doesn't have protective clothing on. people

they collected about $700 and decided to give it to grandma's house. one of the people actually delivered it personally to grandma's house. they wouldn't have a sign out front because neighbors were afraid of being the target of attacks. neighbors would protest and a new it was treating kids who have hiv-aids. a letter to the transition saying thanks for the money and we would love to have that bush visit us here at letter got sent to her office or she visited during the first 100 days of the presidency in march. it was extraordinary. it was headlines around the world. it was because she not only visited but she held the baby without any fear. protective have clothing on p or people were afraid to touch people with aids at that point. she made a point, she had a private meeting with adults who had hiv-aids, and one of the men in the meeting said to her, you hugged the baby but people think babies are innocent victims. --ple do not feel that way in a private meeting, she gave him a hug and then they went out to see the press that was there including pho

what i am worried about is what if these grandma ashies are the best they have ever had. then they will get addicted and one of their other grandmas will walk in the room, hey, boy, what are you doing be and they are be like hello, grandmother. lrmt, that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. the mid term elections are now just 20 days away. and one of the unfortunate biproducts of that is we are going to be seeing a lot more of this guy. >> and i know what you are thinking, how is it possible to see more trump. cuz i mean he's already on the news, he's doing rallies, he's tweeting, he shows up in my dream where i'm marrying j.lo but when i lift up the vail it's actually trump. and i still go through it because our friends already flew out and i'm not going to loss the depoits. i'm not happy about it but case in point, since just yesterday, the president has given not one, not five but three separate interviews. i don't know why i said it that way but what's important is that president trump has been sharing his thoughts on a variety of topics including

and he just instantly said, do it, grandma. you've got to do it. >> i'm excited.ee what happens. either way, it's going to be an incredible journey. >> maybe some way for him represented no ceiling. if grandma can do it, i can do it. >> and there are so many women in alabama just like those three ladies. thank you, ladies, so much for talking to me in birmingham this summer. and if you would like to learn more about these women who could be making history this november, the mid terms, 20 days away. please check out my series. it's "american women in politics." go to cnn.com/americanwomeninpolitics. and let me know what you think. i'm @brookebcnn. let's go to washington. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> what's the arabic word for lying? "the lead" starts right now. the president's known for jumping to wild conclusions, today still unwilling to criticize in any way the saudis for what seems a killing of a u.s.-based journalist. as new evidence closes in on the crown prince's inner circle. >>> today shocking new details about the hell jamal khashoggi

get work and i guess we got there well that's my grandma grandma will see examples but . let me bring in all. the married. woman. you never laid even leave home may add it yet you always had because you know we've made the life that you. through. the water in the city would have to drown through water it would get it over your knees and. the horses would have to pull through it. and then they would lay to balfour's for tracks sometimes when they'd run out of traffic people here named were you know anywhere it's there's nothing for him to day and there have been all the young pay for the turning to. alcohol. and. if it were someone would have to stay and say our government would get interested in this place this article and i think we could. these young people could make it but if they don't they're dying every day. for dose and then they say. this is. eight point seven downtown weisberg this is johnson brain using arcade until ten o'clock tonight now talking with some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen playing a song but all. in one thousand nine hundred i was

my grandma she went on to marry , a man from louisiana.hey moved the family to detroit, where my mom was born. again union jobs, my grandfather worked at the factory, ford motor plants raised the family , on a factory job. and he was a republican. [laughter] senator booker: because all black folk were back then, it was the party of lincoln. but he bragged until the day he died that he changed his party and change 14 districts from republican to democrats, why? because the democrats lived a value of commitment to one another. because we are democrats, my grandfather knew it, this is the party that cares about every single person, black or white, christian or jewish. it is the party of value, the party of medicaid and medicare. it is the party of social security. our commitment to one another. it is the party of voting rights. it is the party of civil rights. it is the party of women's rights. it is the party of lgbtq women's -- lgbtq rights. it is the party of americans with his abilities act. like tom harkin. it is the party of the environ

. >> grandmas know. they're intuitive. >> she knows it will be a girl. >> i'm so nervous.dma gets. >> all she really cares about is a healthy little one. > that'ur >>> tonight, the developing news. the acts of terror. explosive packages sent to multiple locations. bombs sent to hillary clinton, former president obama, to cnn, among others. at least six explosive packages. investigators now fear the intent was to maim or kill. the evacuations at cnn while live on the air. >> we're going to jump in, there's a fire alarm here. >> we're going to find out what the latest is. >> tonight, abc news obtaining images of the devices. you'll see them here. and amid the heated rhetoric in this country, the president's message this afternoon from the white house, calling it a despicable act.rk city to washington d.c. >>> the other news tonight, a seventh child has now died.

. >> just like they said -- that is >> grandma is hot. >> you're right. grandma is hot.he can't really contain herself. now she has her daughter. >> oh, my gosh. that is cute. ahemoretwins? >> yeah. >> i think that nana is being expressive is an understatement. she drops to the ground and throws her hands up and says thank you, lord. then the celebration continues. >> like the mcclure twins the girls are like, yay. there's going to be another set of twins? >> always the original. >> they'll always be the og. nana starts to dance. >> what if it's boys? >> well, it's not. >> oh. >> it's the boy and the girl. their names are macy and major. they are absolutely adorable. they already have an instagram channel so you might want to go follow them. ♪ >>> a pilot pulls off some impressive maneuvers. >> such a big, colorful plane. >> but see why this flight isn't exactly what it seems. >> wait, what? oh, my gosh. >>> and bunnies dressed in their halloween best. >> they're cute. >> did not know you could dress up a bunny for halloween. >> the cute and the not so scary, next. >>> "

what's your grandma's name? >> kathy. >> is she here? >> grandma kathy, thank you so much. >> and she's adopted also. >> i love you, honey. >> that's another connection. >> that's awesome. >> that's so cool. >> oh, my god. thank you. >> by the way, it's an awesome hat. >> look at it. super cute. >> thanks, grandma. >>> coming up skip the scale. the woman behind the undiet is here to change about how we think about food. >>> and a new approach to treating breast cancer that could mean certain women may be able to avoid chemo therapy. >> we'll talk to an expert about it. >>> also a special visit with our buddies from "the voice". how competitive are they? we'll show you what happened when we took them all bowling. >> first a check on the weather. >> let's look at the weekend outlook as we start off with tomorrow. flood threat continues down through texas. we've got santa ana winds in southern california. sunshine along the east coast. saturday we've got lake effect snow developing along the great lakes. wet weather through the gulf into the mid atlantic states. sunday drying

my grandma's up there, she will... she will whip his booty. oh, my gosh, yeah. in for it from my grandma. why are you mad at him? because he left. rick: alright, y'all have a good time. he left with a lot of promises broken. what were those promises? that he'd never leave — that's the biggest one. andjust, like, little things like threatening my first boyfriend(!), or walking me down the aisle or taking me to my first school dance. just things that your dad is supposed to do with you that he's never going to do with me. in the last 20 years, suicide rates for white, middle—aged men have skyrocketed, whilst those for black and asian americans haven't changed much. just south of the camp is the largely white county of missoula, where there has been a 50% increase in suicides in the last five years. we are moving on to our tumbling... i came to missoula's biggest event, the county fair, to try to understand the pressures that men are facing here. the first number is b4 — b4. do you think it's getting harder for men? it is getting harder to make the money, to provid

these are actual grandmas that s havived this and they are coming on a weekly basis to keep pressingsince 1992 they have been demonstrating outside the japaneseulmbassy in s, korea. and to see that footage again, i mean t was such aer pul day but when we were talking to grandma gill prior to the demonstration i asked her how she felt. and she said sadness. sadness that back then when we film that it was a 1,000, like why has it taken 1 thousandth demonstration an we're stilgo&ng on. and it's ilstl happening today. we're still demonstrating. >> sreenivasan: and nally tonight, the streets of madrid filled with sheep today. wearing their bells and guided s byep-herders, the animals are on their way to their winter pastures in southern spain. the annual event honors the sheep farmers' right to usat ancient migrn rout es. ( bells ) that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and ir

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just come and see us and i say it's not all that easy for grandma. it's remarkable that felix was able to create such an accurate picture of east germany even though he only knows it from stories. that also gives this viru series a new level of quality. in france spiro enjoys cult status now the comic book series could also gain more fans in germany. the first edition was sold out immediately. now sales have passed the thirty thousand mark unusual for a comic book. and they're still going strong. this year things people who finally getting to make a german spy who had a lot to do with luck and persistence for the people from the publishers met three and a half years ago and the eightieth anniversary was coming up they had to do something for it so they put their heads together and asked where's people who hadn't been yet and we came up with germany and germany is associated with berlin and that's when the titles you who were in berlin are volved and everyone thought that sounded awesome because kid got tired. spiro in berlin is the current exciting e

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curtis is now a grandma for a fight of my as turns up again she's going to get the better of a. singular of purpose she. wakes every day in a state of heightened anxiety and preparation. for jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight here she's going home from school with her friends it's the beginning of an art of terror and what will become and never ending nightmare. john carpenter's shop the original film and even composed the famous soundtrack i'm self is a consultant and producer on the latest movie. began as a an idea for a low budget horror movie called the babysitter murders and the distributor asked me can you make this for two hundred thousand books and i said yes sure i can just what creative control in my name above the credit. the paltry budget was compensated for by simple but effective ideas the camera work showing the callous perspective made john carpenter and the distributor a few million dollars richer. color we became the template that inspired the makers of subsequent franchises like friday the fatty food night

that's not the great thing about my grandma and family line. this was a family that started with a woman in alabama named adaline mcdonald, moved her family up here, nine children. people are cheering because those nine children moved to a town called buxton, iowa, to be: miners. the reason that table is cheering is because i have about 50 cousins here tonight, all descendent from buxton. [applause] they are glad that whole delegation is led by a little woman sitting next to my mom. i say little because she is the grand matriarch of my family. 99 years old, my aunt. 99 years old. let me tell you, we are all descendents of buxton. remember where we came from. this is iowa's story. buxton was ahead of its time. there is a book that calls it a utopia. why? black folks and european immigrants were all integrated and living together. they went to school together, they worked together, they were coal miners. they went into that mine together, black and white, digging out hard jobs. when they rose out of the mines, dirty and grimy from a hard day's wo

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in the 2010 midterms, it was government bureaucrats are going to kill your grandma. remember? death panels. just made it up. but that was the thing. 2014, ebola is going to kill all of us. remember that? in the last election, it was hillary's emails. this is terrible. hillary's emails. we were hearing emails everywhere. it was a national security crisis. they did not care about emails. and you know how you know? because if they did, they would be up in arms right now as the chinese are listening to the that het's iphone leaves on his golf cart. it turns out -- i guess it was not that important. they scared you about the deficits. now, the latest thing is they are trying to convince everybody to be afraid of a bunch of impoverished, malnourished refugees 1000 miles away. that is the thing that is the most important thing in this election. not health care. not whether or not folks are able to retire. not doing something about higher wages or rebuilding our roads and bridges and putting people back to work. suddenly, it is this group of folks -- we don't even know where they are,

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so i'm going to go check my grandma's mini bar until then i will leave you with the business when everyone comes next. i'm not laughing at. them but they said nothing with me but i don't think they're going to the general culture of. newton seem to take this crown the day oh. it's all about who they know i'm right so join me i mean the japanese up a. good job of going to. link to this from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions someone uses easy and wow with safety debited comes to come join us on facebook doubling for. her first day of school in the jungle. first clueless and. then doris crane the moment arrives. join during it on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. to her own reputation returns home on t w dot com tang's. kind of a little late to. understand you're listening to lead. the fight against illegal logging. david. against goliath all time for me to tell everyone what's going on in the fight courageous activists there comes to my geo conant. responses on the matter because a lesbian author is a gun. but who will miss. the bo

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my grandma needs to make sure she she -- she can keep paying rent. i cannot make this any simple.they voted to take health care away. they just cannot help themselves. year, 60 time to try to take it away. that is true. now that it is election season, they are out there saying, we are going to protect people with pre-existing conditions even that we are going to cut health care. let me say something of the person who passed the law, that has prevented people from pre-existing conditions, i can they have no way of protecting pre-existing conditions. but anything that proposed. they are making it up. democratss ago, the worked to make it illegal for insurers to discriminate. like asthma or cancer. woman,way, if you are a your insurance rates were hard is because you were a woman. we said you cannot do that. that was part of the affordable care act for it to undermine and sabotage it, and repeal it. dozens of times. when all the chips are on the table, when your health care was at stake third -- stake. the republicans keep congressman -- you better believe they are coming after healt

. >> came from of course grandma. >> taking her grandma's hand written recipe. >> about 1887. >> andeaking it to come up with this. e exactly started h four years ago today. an anniversary she had not thought of until now. >> my goodness! oh! >>nd one so fitting for her latestmp acshment that launches today. >> and here i am, full circle. and it ises on the she of walmart. >> a chance meeting with the ut buyers summit her in front of the right people. >> they liked it. >> they chose two ofth. >> making sure you have two. >> from her blueberry lemon to cinnamon cream. their all hand made in a distribution central she built and self--funded. >> that's perfect. >> it is perfect for a small business owner whose specialie innt -- >> ve. >> is exactly what she carries from her grandmother's kitchen. >> she would be proud of me. >> can you imagine what our newsroom would do withthat? >> i would like the try. >> her biscuits will be in 600 stores next year. incredible. >> she's taking off. going viral. >>> so kind of warm. >> a guy named david bought a barn in michigan back in 1988. we'll ge

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