mommy locked herself in the-- - grandpa ? katarina ? that's caterina ? grandpa. i would like to propose a toast to the bride and groom. tomorrow is bill and katherine's wedding day. may they have a long and happy life together... and always keep their sense of humor. they will obviously need it. salud ! salud ! who made this pastry ? i did. it's an old family recipe. it's hard as a rock ! i told you it wasn't lost. i think this could be a sign of good luck. especially if there's jewelry in all the desserts ! i'll drink to that. closed-captioned by captions, inc. los angeles crossroads cafe is a series that teaches english... to speakers of other languages. for more information call toll-free:

which means that his grandpa lived in a company town. he was probably kept in something close to debt slavery. and he had no freedom to move because he wasn't paid in cash. he described his grandpa coming from mussolini's italy to something in america that resembled futilism. and then he went along and said barack obama and the democrats want to destroy the freedom of this great american system that created this wealth and prosperity for my family. i was the only person who noticed this. so, you know, i don't want to toot my own horn, but, okay, historical claim was made. it was a soleacism of the first order that exposed a profound fallacy at the heart of what rick santorum was saying about freedom and liberty. ideally a democratic politician would point this out. it involves the fact when you have things like debt slavery and things like the inability to move without getting jailed because you owe your soul to the company store, democrat -- that the government can step in and actually establish liberty. and that untethered property oft

another few minutes and he says, grandpa, did they fight wars at night? i says, yes. he didn't say nothing for quite some time. he turned around and looked at me dead in the eye and said, grandma, why did they fight wars? he knew just enough about war that he knew i had been there, but nothing else, because i kept my military life tried to keep it away from my children. >> mm-hmm. >> it was just a job. and i tell you, i wished i would have known what to say to him. but i've stumbled through something like the fact that i -- a difference of opinion, of beliefs, of two different governments, and they don't agree on certain items. >> right. >> and i says but that doesn't make it right, does it? >> well, major freeman, wow, we're about out of time. and i want to thank you for participating in this -- in this oral history. >> you're more than welcome. >> it's our honor. >> i hope i didn't bore you. >> not at all, sir. >> join us next weekend for more of oral histories from the vietnam archive. that airs saturday at 8:00 a.m., sunday at 3:00 p.m., and monday at 4:00 a.m. ea

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, and your great grandpa.with the world. he was a busy legislator in d.c., in his district, and around the world. but nobody meant more to donald payne than his family. he was so proud of all of you. some have said that donald payne was greeted in heaven by martin luther king jr., but i believe he was greeted by his sweet mother and his beautiful wife, two women who left him far too early in his life. now i believe donald payne is in a better place. when i came to congress, i couldn't have asked for a better mentor. a public school teacher, someone kind and smart. we served on committees together where i benefitted from his wisdom and experience because he was a man who knew what public service is. he described himself as a mild mannered man, but we know he was also tenacious and dedicated. no one, and i mean no one worked harder to bring peace and democracy around the world. he knew, however, that he could not have been successful without the great support he got from his staff and his family. and he knew his

like they are working on their individual white boards here. >> reporter: grandpa john, as many of the kids call him is part of the foster grand parent program run by the local senior council. >> reporter: each one sharing the experience and knowledge only a full life can teach. in john's case after a stint in the marines and tour in vietnam, it was on to sawing is he isful career in the aerospace industry. he says making concepts understandable to the average person is one of his strengths back then t is still now. john actually is a grandfather in at doig being a foster grandparent. he does have a little grandson right now that he sees. and also, one of the benefits, a benefit to the kids, to the teacher was to the extra set of hands. the kids can ask advice, a different perspective with that. >> kids don't have a grandparent or someone of that able in their families so nice to be able to make a connection. >> great story. >>> we started with overcast skies, turned out to be a nice day. check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> still into the 70s across livermore, walnut cre

he described his grandpa coming from mussolini's italy to something that resembled futilism. and then he went along and said barack obama and the democrats want to destroy the freedom of this great american system that created this wealth and prosperity to my family. i was the only person who noticed this. i don't want to toot my own horn, but a historical claim was made. it exposed a profound fallacy at the heart of what rick santorum was saying about freedom and liberty. ideally a democratic politician would point this out. when you have things like debt slavery and things like the inability to move without getting jailed because you owe your soul to the company store, that the government can step in and actually establish liberty. and that untethered property often violates liberty. no democrat did it, no journalist did it. so we have a crisis of historical representation. >> jackson. >> i think that's an excellent example and i want to rise to a slightly more aerial view here on the question of journalist versus historians and the accounts they give of the past and the pr

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he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids. but he does. i'd like to see him be able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. that would be nice. i'll get choked up as soon as i see him, no doubt. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >> coming up, ray slagle approaches his release date. >> i have no doubt in my mind. i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i'm practically having a panic attack. >>> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, ray slagle became a successful hustler because of his ability to deal with other inmates. >> all right, guys. >> but as a father of a teenager, he wasn't quite as confident of his skills. his daughter raven was 16 years old with a newborn of her own. she and ray had not seen each other in almost ten years, but with his release date only a month away, they arranged for a visit. >> i was really nervous about the visit because ray was so nervous. when we showed up to film the visit, w

of early american everyday life that most people just had relegated to attics and barns and great grandpa's stuff that nobody cared about. but that very first weekend mr. wells bought two wagon loads of antiques and it came an all-consuming mania for them after that. he ended up moving his family out of his mansion because there wasn't room for them and the antiques. he had two large barns that he filled them literally to the rafters with the antiques and still didn't have enough room and started at that point to realize he wasn't going to live forever. and then when he died, his children would probably sell dad's junk and it would all come to naught. so what he did, which is what a lot of people of his class did at that time was incorporated as a not for profit organization and started a museum, the wells historical museum. he hired an architect to design a series of galleries to display the antiques and with pride and fanfare, he unveiled the plan that he was quite hot for as he said to his family and friends. they were underwhelmed. his only son george wells said, and these are his words

just an aside, as a grandpa, i love to tell this story. yesterday afternoon we got a tweet that that -- my granddaughter audrey, who will be 4 this december, was thanking god last night, every night they try to decide what to thank god for, last night she thanked god for fingernail polish and big butts.

just an aside, as a grandpa, i love to tell this story. yesterday afternoon we got a tweet that that -- my granddaughter audrey, who will be 4 this december, was thanking god last night, every night they try to decide what to thank god for, last night she thanked god for fingernail polish and big butts. this is some more artifacts that we found in that line. we ended up realizing finally what we had found. but we found lots of bayonets. we found cavalry, infantry, it was a whole mixture of stuff. this is a dragoon button which was cavalry at that time, the 8th dragoons. this is a drawing of what might have happened. and it's hard to see it but there's bayonets here, there's chacos, there's different artifacts. a mile and a half south of the battlegrounds so these guys have run for a mile and a half. they've dropped their muskets, there's dropped their sabers. it's well-documented that juan almonte, this is him right there, got them to form up, put them in a line, which we found all the artifacts in a very distinct line, then he told them,

he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids. but he does.able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. that would be nice. i'll get choked up as soon as i see him, no doubt. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >> coming up, ray slagle approaches his release date. >> i have no doubt in my mind. i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. this is dead. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i'm practically having a panic attack. am i going to make it? i have never encountered such a burning sensation... until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com standard keyless access, and standard leather-trimmed seats, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromise

l that's my grandpa was a great writer and very creative peopl people. the so i mean everybody in my family can write or sing. have a creative thought. but i just look at things and i just have these, everything is here so every day i write something. write down an idea or title and some days i write 3 or 4 songs. in a good day. >> in one day. >> i have. i'm in the writing mode if i take off some time. that's what i like to do. 5 the time to really take time to write. if i get really get that going i spend my first day fasting trying get myself in the good mood but once i get past that i can really go with it. i write something today just something i felt talking to you that you connected me to home somehow. i don't know what it would be but it will stir something. >>reporter: i'll give you the address give me a royalty check. >> no. none of that. >>reporter: we are done. no i'm kidding. talk about the project you are in the middle of now. cracker barrel is the exclusive distribute or for pretty amazing project that is both music and also a dvd. so like

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fresh-faced hopey-changey of 2008 has now become old gray haired grandpa didn't close gitmo. and the younglings are in play. >> the polaroid needs these voters badly. in 2008 he won the youth vote by 66%. >> but some of that enthusiasm has waned. just 45% say they have a high interest in the fall election. >> i think if obama loses the huge edge he has among youth it's going to be a very, very close election. >> count chocula is right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) good to see him getting work. good to see him getting work. this could be close for obama, and obama is clearly panicking. because on tuesday, in a blatant pander to the youth vote, obama went on the jimmy fallon giggle-time news hour to talk about his student loan policy. it was a pathetically successful ploy to be appealing. and fox news nailed him for it. >> he's on jimmy fallon slow jamming about a policy that is actually not going to help anybody. >> he needs to look presidential. does this make somebody sitting at home without a job, you know, without a home, or a home facing foreclosure saying, "i'm going to vot

you get to watch "scooby-doo" and eat chocolate and have, you know, loving interaction with grandpa.er penetration. but up until about 12 years old, it was never penetration. it was just really all the other forms of molestation, touching and oral and mostly just that. except it was different with rick. he always had intercourse with the adult women. because as a little boy, i suppose it's a little different, you know. >> it was actually very common in the family for the adult women to have sexual relations with young boys. the women not only had sexual relationships with the young boys, they were also facilitators. they also gave their children to the men. it wasn't just the case of sort of, you know, sticking up for your mate or for your partner or the woman defending the man and being in denial because of it. no, they were active enablers and active participants in our abuse. >> rick and davida even starred in their own bedtime story, printed by the family as an example for all their children to follow. chapters dealt with potty training, discipline, and sex. >> the book was just

. >> they look like any grandpa's old sneakers. >> that's exactly right, my friend. >> because of the outrageous price of sneakers, i would say those are $90. >> andrea? >> because people are nuts out there and we see what the kids are wearing, i'm going to say $300. >> i'm going to show you the price right now. ding, ding, ding. $525. >> for sneakers? >> for sneakers with paint on them. >> that's more than air jordans. >> absolutely. we're going to move on. we're going to show you another one because it costs a lot of money to look that sloppy. we're going to show you another image right now. this is the paint splash cap. how much would you pay for this particular hat? >> they had to ship it all the way from france. what do you think? you guess first. >> i'll say -- i'll stick with $300. >> $300 for a hat. i'll go for $450. >> the price is $755. for the interest of time, we're going to move on to a hoody from -- hoodie. this is the jersey stitch hoodie. how much would you pay for this hoodie from mark jacobs that you can get on e-bay? >> a hoodie and it's from jersey. >> well, it's m

>>neil: that is how grandpa looks? >>guest: yes, absolutely. that is how the grandfather looked.to recover from the humiliation will he do something aggressive? they have responded that way in the past, and kim jong-il that a year ago and provoked a crisis with south korea and south korea turned the other cheek. they did not rise to the bait but it is not clear that they would turn the other cheek if there is a crisis now. >>neil: and japan? i am sure they do not look highly at a missile that could go on japan? >>guest: over there? exactly. that is why it is important how we react and respond. at a minimum, president obama should step the food deliveries. we made the deal with north korea we were going to give them food aid and they would stop the missile testing and nuclear program and they reneged. so why are we sending food in second, what we should do is reimpose our banking sanctions that president lifted in 2007. they made a real difference in north korea. i talked to u.n. diplomat whose say in order to pay the u.n. personnel in pyongyang they can on go with cash, suitcases

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you mean grandma and grandpa. yes, henry. that's who i mean. where are they ? they... just stepped out. where exactly did they go ? they didn't exactly tell me. do you know when they'll be back ? soon, i think. i told you i would be here to pick them up. well-- - mrs. chang i'm jess washington. - how do you do. i'm going to be leaving in a little while. let me drive henry's grandparents home. no, that would be a terrible imposition. not at all. please, i insist. well, all right, then. thank you very much. henry, what did she say ? something about staying in my room for the rest of my life. mr. brashov ! sit down. this has all been a big mistake, but no one believes me. you're the owner of the cafe. and jamal is a valued employee of mine. you know where he was last night ? wherever jamal says he was, he was. i'm sorry, but that's not good enough. yeah ? "jamal al-jibali. occupation, engineer. wife, jihan el-bially." it's all here. - it doesn't mean a thing. he could've done the burglary. - but i was home last night. right now, all we have is your word for that. - that's

i want to it be a good grandpa to emily. i want her hanging on my leg, come here, emily.g with your family, man. you can't see your daughter. she grew up on me. you know what i mean? it's like, my god, i missed it all and that sucks. >> not all of it. i don't feel like -- i wouldn't change anything because it made me who i am today. >> really? >> i wouldn't change it. >> you're not mad at me? >> i'm mad, i am, but it's done with. i can't hold resentment. i don't know. >> really? >> i am who i am today because of it. and i don't think i came out too bad. >> no, no -- >> after jumping the hurdles and going through ups and downs, but -- >> now you bounce back. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know we don't know each other that well. but i know i'm going to get to know you. i'm going to make a -- you're going to be a big part of my life, honey, you and emily. >> i just want you to be there. >> i'm going to be there, you know what i mean? >> life is too short. >> it is. >> we waste time. >> i know. >> one week after his reunion with rayven, slagle received horrible news. >>> just days afte

great grandpa posed for photos to send to his girl back home. sent his folks a picture of the outfit, too, and his own buddies. like today there was always one comic, one clown. the service man of that far off day carried his faith into the field. doubtless he prayed for survival and for the war's end. it came at appomatox with the collapse of the confederacy and general lee's surrender to general grant. yes, peace came, but only after battlefields like gettysburg had immortalized in blood the courage of brother ranged against brother. gettysburg where a parade and now forgotten ceremonies introduced a never-to-be forgotten address by the war-weary lincoln. within two years the president dedicated the binding of the nation's wounds was shot down by the assassin john wilkes booth. the camera brings us to ford's theater, the final scene of the presidential box where the tragedy struck. it brings us to the actress laura keene, the last person on whom the unsuspecting president's gaze rested. it has even preserved for us the 21-year-old horror-stric

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and as such, it's not your fault and it's nothing to be ashamed of. [ laughter ] i know my great grandpaland was so humiliated by his chronic ailment, he took to covering his face. [ laughter ] miss that good man. next, i want to take a minute here to send best wishes to former vice president dick cheney, who is recovering after receiving a heart transplant on saturday. sir, hope you're back on your feet soon. or maybe somebody else's younger, stronger feet. [ laughter ] now, while there has been much interest and speculation in the media, cheney received the heart from an anonymous donor. which is why tonight i am giving a tip of my hat to me. [ laughter ] i'm the heart donor. yeah. you can aplawd. [cheers and applause] i did it because i'm a big cheney fan, more than happy to help out. after all, it was just one heart. that's why god gave us two. excuse me? i'm trying to praise myself here. what? no, i'm pretty sure we have two of everything, okay? two lungs, two kidneys, two livers, two hearts. okay? that's why during the pledge of allegiance you cover them like this. [ laughter ] rea

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great grandpa posed for photos to send to his girl back home and his own buddies, like today, there was always one comic. one clown. the servicemen of that far off day carried his fate off to the field. douglas would pray for survival for the war's end. it came at appomattox that general lee surrendered to general grant. yes, peace came, but only after battlefields like gettysburg has immortalized in blood t courage of brother raged against brother. gettysburg, when a parade and now forgotten ceremonies introduced inevitably forgotten address by the war weary lincoln. within two years, the president dedicated the binding to nation's wounds was shot down by john wilkes booth. camera brings the final scene. of the presidential box where the tragedy struck. it brings us to the actress laura keen. the last person on whom the unsuspecting president's gaze rested. it is even preserved for us the 21-year-old dr. leal who emerged from the crowd to attend the dying lincoln. an era had ended. the first, but not the last to be seen through the magic eye of the camera. the pages of our history with

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