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my written notes say: "at 20, ama married grandpa. she had no say in it. she was very upset." i can't remember if she told me this in taiwanese, most of which i can understand, or my cousin yi-ga helped me translate it. i constantly question my own perception and memory. is this a matter of language or my confidence? this time with mom as translator, she confirmed that ama was interested in another man when she married grandpa. ama wrote that she stopped thinking about him after she had her first child. (narrator) i remember my feeling of shock in 1987 when my cousin explained to me how you cannot speak out against the government because you will be questioned, prosecuted or disappear. i asked him to repeat three times thinking perhaps i could not understand his mandarin so well. my parents never talked about taiwanese politics in front of me and my brother. as far as we knew taiwan was where our parents were born, and where our relatives lived. i had always considered myself to be chinese. (narrator) though i would imagine that the multilingual character of taiwanese society

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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. you're watching american history tv where every week we bring tv where every week we bring you witness accounts of the people and events that shaped our

like, am i really going to lose to my grandpa. i told him right at the end of the fight, hey, thanks for stepping in. i had nobody to fight. >> has this hurt your pride at all? >> no, sir. not at all. doesn't phase me. i've grown up a fighter all my life. you've got to take an ass whipping to get it. >> rock concerts, something to climb, and here goes. see what happens to the king of the world guy. >>> and you are going to want one of these. >> yes. >> find out all about this cool thing "right this minute." >>> tomorrow on "right this minute," this video shows off the mad flying skills. >> wow. >> see the story behind this video next time on "right this minute." >> for some reason it's long been a thing to climb things at concerts. here we are again. the 2012 music festival that went down recently in sidney, australia. this guy plans to climb a 60-foot tall piece of scaffolding, takes his shirt off, bendst around his head. there are a ton of views of this guy doing thisoube. it looks like he kind of does the primal scream there. f

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heroes come in all size and there is no better example than the parkville sisters who saved their grandpa. bill learned they prepared for that moment early. >> baltimore county what is the address? >> my poppa fell in the bathroom and he is on the floor. he needs help. >> reporter: emily and riley soak up the attention. at six and four they deserve it. in march when their grandfather was watching them he fell, and it was bad. >> laying there and emily came in and said are you okay? i said no i'm hurting. >> reporter: amazingly the girls knew what to do. >> my little sister riley got the phone and dialed the number. >> reporter: riley was three. >> i did all the talking. >> reporter: is he awake and is he talking to you? >> -- he is a wake. >> i'm proud. >> reporter: it's because of mom they knew not to be afraid and stay calm. at 1. >> they have -- they have been taught about my epilepsy since they were old enough to realize what was going on. >> reporter: and it was grandpa who taught them what to do in case of emergency. >> they are a little bit of -- i didn't know i was training them t

. >> hello, grandpa. how are you? i miss you so much. i'm scared that something happened to you. send me back a picture of you so that i shouldn't forget what you look like. >> reporter: for myriam, the 4,000-mile trip from new york to bolivia has become a grim routine. but when she arrives at palmasola -- >> i have to give you -- >> i know. >> -- a big hug and a kiss. >> reporter: for just a moment, they are an ordinary american couple again. >> i usually eat on plastic and paper. she brought me real dishes. >> reporter: in a dining area of jacob's myriad of cells, myriam sets out the passover meal. >> my family keeps me going, because there's nothing else here. i'm the only american in 3,500 prisoners. most of the time, i stay in my cell, 21, 22 hours a day. >> reporter: home sweet home, huh? >> not home and not sweet. >> reporter: he showed us his cell. he's got a key for it and paid for it. >> i own real estate in palmasola. >> reporter: if you can't afford to buy or rent a cell, this is where you sleep. myriam and jacob are an unusual couple in this prison, but they are not

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grandpa, i shouted, be careful. who's going to drop it, will you or will he? be patient, said grandpa. we'll see, we'll see. it's a cliffhanger. dr. suess right there. who is going to drop the big boy boomeroo? it's the cold war. we have atomic weapons, the soviet union has atomic weapons. they have an atomic bomb, we have to have one. we have to have a hydrogen bomb that takes an atomic bomb to detonate, set it off. dr. suess. anyway, it's an arms race now. what is the soviets' response? here we go. it's not enough. they want to have the largest standing army in the world. they're going to develop one that encompasses nearly 3 million men. that's a lot of folks. they're going to escalate their atomic weapons program. if we're working op a hydrogen bomb, then they're going to be working on it as well or something else. the most interesting thing in terms of soviet response is this -- support for their satellites and i use that term in quotes because i mean not only their countries. they're going to ensure that their control of eastern europe is solid, solidifi

but as the years went on, he became a grandpa, and he knew he wanted to set an example so he worked withpile his transcripts. >> we were able to put all that together, and we discovered and he discovered that it was possible to graduate. >> reporter: he called his granddaughter madeline to share the news. >> he says, guess what i'm doing on may 12th, and i said, what are you doing, grandpa charlie, and he said, i'm graduating from college. >> they thought it was good. i said the reason i was doing it, so that it would get them all enthused and my grandchildren would get their degrees, too. >> reporter: wasn't surprised by this so-called spitfire's decision, but when he sent the graduation invitation to a former high school friend, it caused some confusion. >> he said it's sure good to see your grandchildren graduate. he thought -- he thought it was my grandchild and i had called him back and said, no, it's me. >> reporter: as you can see, his personality makes him easily the most popular student on campus. >> everyone knows who he is, and they are all inspired by his story and that he ne

. >> grandpa's old hat.s loved grandpa. >> my mom wouldn't let grandpa drink in the house. >> he'd grab this cowboy hat, put it on and walk out to the trunk of the car, he had a cadillac. he'd open up the trunk of the cadillac, reach around in there, run around, look this way, look that way, wipe the bottle off like this after he opened it and just chug it down. we would look out the window. and we were just little kids. >> behind the shed. >> the bubbles. he'd be drinking. this is the cowboy hat he'd wear. >> ray has more recent momentos as well. like this photograph taken by a friend shortly after his release. >> it was raining real, real bad. i was having a hard time adjusting to getting me out. i felt like the whole world was on my shoulders. just went over there and sit in the rain. >> sat in the rain? >> sat in the rain. it was so, so free. i just cried. you know, i'm -- i'm saying, thank god i'm free. all those years locked up. i'm sitting in the rain, up in the mountains. just smell the smell, and sm

what are you doing, grandpa charlie? and he said, i'm graduating from te.

you get to watch "scooby-doo" and eat chocolate and have, you know, loving interaction with grandpa.enetration. 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 writ

grandmas and grandpas came down to the window. >> reporter: and the aquarium already scaled down thehe atmosphere is calmer and the loud music is gone, although the dolphins do tricks, but the trainers teach them why. >> can anyone answer that question, why you're not supposed to feed a dolphin? you'll fete attacked. >> reporter: in the wild, you're not supposed to feed dolphins. kids know there's very much a splash zone. >> ticket prices at the aquarium are going up slightly to off set. mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >>> if you think the moon is bright tonight, wait until tomorrow. the celestial phenomenon tomorrow will be the biggest and brightest full moon because it's passing closer than usual to the earth. on the east coast, it will appear the largest around sun set. let's hope it's clear. no clouds. >>> it was nice out there tonight. >> you need to look to the east. that's where the moon rises. clear? i think it will be. take a look at radar. there's a front to the north of us. some showers but most dissipated in a pennsylvania and around the metro, not much to speak of at a

. >> you trust the baby center and grandpa is drinking and driving, towing the kid. good morning, severe thunderstorms took the headlines yesterday in the weather world it's may we expect the tornadoes once again to be widespread. yesterday, 15 tornado reports, most of those were from the same thunderstorm complex that went from central illinois in areas of central indiana, notice all there were eight reports, a lot of them the same complex and same tornado, nonetheless, that stormy convenient actually evolved in a lot of large hail through indiana and ohio, a couple tornados in minnesota and iowa. little minor damage was done we didn't see fatalities or anything like that. this morning left over with a thunderstorm from yesterday, they now exited minneapolis, des moines, the worst of the thunderstorms it looks like has past to the east. look at the radar on the backside of this, redevelopment just outside of omaha, that may come through and give you another punch in des moines in an hour or two. will weaken as it heads toward chicago and milwaukee, there will be rai

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grandpa's old hat. >> mom wouldn't let grandpa drink in the house, so he would grab his cowboy hat, putthe trunk of the car and he had a cadillac. open up the cadillac, open up the trunk to the cadillac, reach in there, run around. he'd look this way and look that way, wipe the bottle off like this after he opened it and just chug it down. we would look out the window, and we were just little kids, and we'd in the mountains, you can smell the evergreens and the lake was right there. i think that's what life is about. it's going to be hard, always, but you catch your moments, and your moments are what sustains you to the next moment. >> yeah. >> so i think. >> but unfortunately, too many of ray's moments have been filled with nothing but pain since he broke his back. >> them are the x-rays. >> you're back on that metal. >> that's all metal, and two screws here, two screws here. they had two screws going up the vertebrae. >> what's the fake vertebrae made out of? >> titanium. >> to help ray deal with all the metal in his back, doctors created a medication pump under the skin. >> it's a th

grandpa's old hat. >> mom wouldn't let grandpa drink in the house, so he would grab his cowboy hat, putthe trunk of the car and he had a cadillac. open up the cadillac, open up the trunk to the cadillac, reach in there, run around. he'd look this way and look that way, wipe the bottle off like this after he opened it and just chug it down. we would look out the window, and we were just little kids, and we'd in the mountains, you can smell the evergreens and the lake was right there. i think that's what life is about. it's going to be hard, always, but you catch your moments, and your moments are what sustains you to the next moment. >> yeah. >> so i think. >> but unfortunately, too many of ray's moments have been filled with nothing but pain since he broke his back. >> them are the x-rays. >> you're back on that metal. >> that's all metal, and two screws here, two screws here. they had two screws going up the vertebrae. >> what's the fake vertebrae made out of? >> titanium. >> to help ray deal with all the metal in his back, doctors created a medication pump under the skin. >> it's a th

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. >>> when a lot of people think about gin, they think grandpa sweaters. but a lot of people. abc's nick watt found the boozy classic is getting a modern day makeover. and that's tonight's "sign of the times." >> reporter: gin martini. the king of cocktails, stirred, never shaken, preferably by a handsome frenchman wearing a necktie. two olives. a relic from a bygone era? not anymore. >> we're serving more gin mar tee knees than i've ever seen ever. >> reporter: gin, the somewhat forgotten staple of prohibition era speak easies -- >> violence and murder. >> reporter: dthis taste of the roaring '20s are coming back. discerning thirst is quenched and encouraged by a new breed of professional bartender. >> we have professionals. we use gin. >> reporter: because gin is complex, sophisticated and there is also tradition. >> a lot of the classics are based on gin. vodka didn't really come into the equation until the 1950s. >> vodka on the rocks with a squeeze of lime. >> reporter: vodka became the bartender staple and by the '80s we hit a cocktail nadeer. >> jui

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. >> get back, get back, grandpa. >> people were yelling and screaming. just hysterical. >> a sudden impact catapults a motorcyclist into midair. a thrill seeker pushes the limit and pays the price. >> i looked down at him. his eyes were rolled back in his head. i was hoping he'd be alive. >> helicopters in distress. extreme crash landings. >> really had no control. the best i could do was brace myself. >> distracted drivers with no control. disaster strikes with three lives hanging in the balance. >> i heard people screaming. i really didn't think there would be any survivors. >>> "caught on camera: collision!" welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in this hour you'll see the most incredible video of collisions and meet survivors who were lucky to walk away alive. you might envision a racetrack or highway. but in our first story the scene of the accident is about the last place you would expect. imagine you're sitting outside your home enjoying a quiet family barbecue when a military plane swoops in and explodes in your backyard. it's a sun

and i'm grandpa or papa, that's okay. there is a lot of camaraderie here.ike kind of like being in the military. not to insult the military, i've been there for ten years. but there's a regiment to it. >> initially it took time for stanwick to accept being incarcerated. >> when he first got here he had a little bit of an attitude problem. he was grumpy. think he was having problems adjusting to the new environment that he had. nothing major. just, you know, kind of a pissy attitude i don't want to be here. so i'm going to be grumpy. he was a little abrasive. like for food and stuff like that, because normally you ask them their name. they're cool, hey, good morning officer. what's your name? stanwick! he changed over time. i don't know if it was he came to the realization where he was at and accepted it. or he got used to the environment. as used as these guys can get. >> the biggest thing i tried to learn in here is how to stay out of trouble. you know because i already come in with enough trouble. i've don't need any more. i'm trying to make the best of a

. >> sorry, grandma or grandpa. >>> good morning, everyone. rain heading for the west coast later on tonight and into thursday. that's when we'll watch the next storm moving onshore. a break in the morning today. not many areas will see wet weather. it's a mild start to your day from phoenix to the desert southwest into vegas. pretty cool, high pressure overhead, clear skies, boise at 41, portland at 44. and 45 in medford. here's the next storm system. here's the west coast. the high pressure moves out. this is the next storm. s there a good slug of moisture. when you see these get strung out from west to east, that means wherever the moisture feed comes onshore, it won't move much. it will be in central oregon, eventually drifting down to california. this isn't a huge storm system but you'll pick up probably about an inch of rain, maybe two at most, some is of the higher elevations of the cascades. that's where the target will be for the wet weather. most of that is late today, most of us will see a dry day. a little cool on what's coming int

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be patient said grandpa. we will see, we'll see. it's a cliff hanger. dr. seuss, right there. who is going to drop the big boy boomer oo. it's the cold war. we have atomic weapons and the soviet union has some. we have an atomic bottom and they get one. we have to have a hydrogen bomb. that takes an atomic to set it off. dr. seuss. anyway. it's an arms race now. what is the soviets' response? here we go. it's not enough. they want to have the largest standing army in the world. they are going to develop one that encompasses nearly three million men. that's a lot of folks. they are going to escalate their a comic weapons program. if we are working on hydrogen bombs, they will work on it as well or something else. the most interesting thing in terms of the soviet response is this. support for the satellite. i mean not only the countries and they ensure that their control of eastern europe is solid. solidified. the soviet union is going to throw a lot of moninto weapons development and space technology program. and they will put into space rockets and satellites and in 1957, they

love of our husbands and wives and sons and daughters and brothers and sisters and grandmas and grandpas and best friends and fiances and battle buddies and all of the people who dance across the rainbows ahead of us. we are in this room now a family circle. broken by death but mended by love. wblg home tapss family. you're many the right place. welcome home. [ applause ] during this holiday week we're featuring some of american history tv's programs here. tonight we begin at 8:00 eastern with reporting and censorship during the war. at 9:00 eastern three original members from the band of brothers and two actors from the hbo mini series. american history tv normally seen weekends primetime all this week on c-span3. retired join chiefs of staff chairman jenco lin powell recounts his military career and political career as secretary of state under president george w. bush in his book, it worked for me. tonight mr. powell talks with npr about his collection of 44 stories of his life. book tv.org has it live tonight at 7:00 eastern. >>> you can be successful without being great. but you will

. ♪ sorry, grandpa, we'll try to keep it down. i just...e it to me. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you're still more rocker than rocking chair... that's why we've created medicare supplement solutions that are just right for you. we have plans with no copays, no deductibles, and lifetime coverage. you may even qualify for one of our guaranteed acceptance plans. if you're eligible for medicare or will be soon, you can schedule an in home visit or get answers right over the phone. call anthem blue cross today at 1-877-230-6352. that's 1-877-230-6352. >>> former football star and nfl standout junior seau sent text messages to his children and his ex-wife saying he loved them a day before he was found dead in an apparent suicide. the 43-year-old was discovered in his home in oceanside yesterday with a gunshot to the chest. the gun was found nearby. seau's former chargers teammate john parella says he is grieving and reflecting about one of the greatest linebackers ever to play the game. >> i just hope and pray that his boys and his daughter rea

. ♪ sorry, grandpa, we'll try to keep it down. i just...e it to me. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you're still more rocker than rocking chair... that's why we've created medicare supplement solutions that are just right for you. we have plans with no copays, no deductibles, and lifetime coverage. you may even qualify for one of our guaranteed acceptance plans. if you're eligible for medicare or will be soon, you can schedule an in home visit or get answers right over the phone. call anthem blue cross today at 1-877-230-6352. that's 1-877-230-6352. >>> welcome back now. taking a live look high atop san bruno mountain. a few clouds left over. we'll see mostly clear conditions all weekend long. temperatures look downright perfect for outdoor activities. up to 85 degrees inland sunday. that translates to 79 degrees at the bay, 72 in pacifica and half moon bay sunday. gorgeous conditions. hope you can get out there and enjoy it. back to you. >> we shall. thank you very much, christina. >>> finally, the biggest and brightest show of 2012 for sta

and he says, grandpa, i'm happy, i'm very hpy that you survived and that you're here. if you wouldn't have survived, i wouldn't be here either. >> thank you. >> and so i'm walking proud in this country and very grateful what it offered me in givinge a chance and giving man opportunity. thank you all. [ applause ] when you think that during world war ii between 50 million and 70 million people were killed and you tnk about those who never had a chance after the war and what they could have done in theirwn professions, in their own lives. so these guys obviously feel very blessed to be here and we're very blessed to ha you asart of this panel. and ross and jimmy as well for the great job they did bringing your story to life. so thank you very much. we have one quick treat before you go. artist brian fox is a well-known local artist. brian came to me and said, you know, i would love to do a painting of major nters to help support your winters leadership project. and brian is here. i'd just like to share with you the painting that he did, which is just amazing. brian, come