this little guy, jean carlos, is the apple of his grandpa's eye. when he was born, his mother had to feed him with a syringe and he couldn't keep his food down. his grandpa has tried three times already to get surgery for jean carlos. he's hoping that operation smile will be his chance. >> jean carlos grandpa proxy: he belongs to the family, and we will fight alongside him until the end. [ background sounds ] >> roma: jean carlos is one of the first called for surgery this morning. it's not easy for his mom to let him go. [ background sounds ] >> roma: jean carlos is just coming out of surgery. right now his lip is quite swollen, but his mom and grandpa will see that his face is restored and know how beautiful he will look. [ background sounds and music ] >> roma: i've personally seen how hard the operation smile team works. and because our medical professionals volunteer their time, every dollar you give also works very hard. your donations help pay for and ship equipment and medical supplies. everything needed to provide the quality of surgery yo

i was excited to see grandpa's name. however, when i checked for his name in the national park data base i was shocked to read the following words. no known soldiers. what? i exclaimed to my. i do a lot of talking to myself. [laughter] i know where grandpa's grave is marked by his union tome -- tombstone and american flag. i was soon to discover the names on the wall were only of those who served in segregated regimens. and only those names are stored in the national park data base. and when i approached several historians concerning the black men who served in white regimen -- a white regimen. as a biology teach we are, i hypothesized he was not the only black soldier to serve in the white regular men. i was determined to find out if i were correct. my past presentation have focused solely on the forgotten. tonight i'm discussing are seven distinct category of civil war black soldiers. which sees which ones you already know. and which ones do you not. after the civil war developed 90 day maliciouses developed to protect

. >> reporter: mike says his grandpa. >> he took it pretty hard. >> reporter: recently had a piece ofis heart ripped away. as the story goes his aunt who as a child created two ceramic gnomes and gave them to her father over the past few decades he kept them right here in front of this hedge until recently when grimes said someone stole them. they are gone. also gone he says, his aunt carolyn who died in an accident. >> drunk driver, that is what is believed. >> reporter: so with the sentimental gnomes now gone too, grandpa put up this sign for people to read. >> they were made by our daughter who was killed. >> reporter: we captured oscar and his daughter, doing just that. >> and it is very sad that i live pretty close by and people are taking things that do not belong to them. that is sad. >> reporter: neighbor. >> it would be nice whoever took it will see this and bring them back. >> reporter: and just above the yellow flowers near the front door, frank made this to honor his daughter. >> he took it to heart. >> reporter: mike grimes on behalf of his grandpa. >> he believes that yo

. >> reporter: mike says his grandpa. >> he took it pretty hard. >> reporter: recently had a piece ofis heart ripped away. as the story goes his aunt who as a child created two ceramic gnomes and gave them to her father over the past few decades he kept them right here in front of this hedge until recently when grimes said someone stole them. they are gone. also gone he says, his aunt carolyn who died in an accident. >> drunk driver, that is what is believed. >> reporter: so with the sentimental gnomes now gone too, grandpa put up this sign for people to read. >> they were made by our daughter who was killed. >> reporter: we captured oscar and his daughter, doing just that. >> and it is very sad that i live pretty close by and people are taking things that do not belong to them. that is sad. >> reporter: neighbor. >> it would be nice whoever took it will see this and bring them back. >> reporter: and just above the yellow flowers near the front door, frank made this to honor his daughter. >> he took it to heart. >> reporter: mike grimes on behalf of his grandpa. >> he believes that yo

grandpa. grandpa. oh. oh, sorry, kids. don't say "ass." hey! that was fun. let's have a real party.can we eat, please? come on, kids. mom, dad, congratulations. the house becomes part of your estate which, in the old country, would be passed down to the firstborn son. in the old country, you'd be workin' in the circus. monkey suit's comin' off. so, marie, what happened? i thought you were gonna have a big party to celebrate. it is a party. i made brushetta. oh. well, i thought when you said you were havin' a party, that would include... i don't know... some friends. oh, who has time for friends? have a deviled egg, dear. what do you mean, you don't have time for friends? well, after you and raymond moved in, i mean, i guess someone had to help you raise a family, so we had to give-- we just had to give up some things. your social life? well, we still have a social life. ma, robert's eatin' all the deviled egg. won't give me any. they don't feed us enough in the circus. ha, ha. huh huh. unhh! [choking] hey, did my father give geoffrey some wine today? no. why? 'cause as i was puttin'

grandpa before going to church wanted to make sure -- >> grandpa's getting ready for church. >> whatever it, great shot. >> that would be frank at our house. >> oh, look at this. looking at the pose. >> everyone has their own patriotic spirit. this is her salute. >> she knows she looks good and she's milking it. >> yes. happy july 4th. >> this mother's day. >> poor son. >> is that a toga or -- are they in a towel? >> no, it is a toga party. and, you know, obviously they are adoring mom in this photo. >> you need to see the whole picture of that. it's creepy. >> look closely. >> this is another mother's day photo. we celebrate mom in different ways. this child is showing his appreciation. >> how adorable. >> well, you guys. >> oh, no. >> let's end there. >> that is charcoal. just in case you're wondering. people take these pregnancy photos. they send them out to their families. this one obviously very graphic. >> look at the guy. >> that's kind of funny though. >> can't wait to see what you come up with next. thanks so much. all right. after seeing those photos, you're going to plan on tr

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. >> we love you, grandpa. >> love you, grandpa. >> we go out and look at the wolves in montana, and wolves and they'll howl back. [ howling ] >> ted's love of the outdoors has made him perhaps the number one environmentalist that i've ever known. >> i want to be able to sit on the porch and look out and see the reflection in the middle of the lake of the mountains. >> our golden pond, yes. >> at the flying d, ted's ranch near boseman, montana, he zeroed in on what he thought was missing from his land. >> why do you love the bison so much? >> because it's a native american animal. and there were no cattle here when the white man came. trying to restore the native ecosystem. >> ted has made it his mission to save endangered wildlife, like the bison. he started the turner endangered species fund to make it work. >> the whole idea is to put wild populations back in place. there's nobody out there doing this kind of stuff. >> we've grown our bison herd to a fairly significant amount. 55,000 head of animals. but also it's been profitable. and ted had that in mind at the outset. >> what te

. >> we love you, grandpa. >> love you grandpa!andpa will howl at the wolves and they howl back. >> ted's love of the outdoors has made him perhaps the number one environmentalist that i've ever known. >> i want to be able to sit on the porch and look out and see the reflection in the middle of the lake of the mountains. >> our golden pond, yes. >> at the flying d, his ranch in montana, he zeroed in on what he thought was missing from his land. >> why do you love the bison so much? >> because it is a native american animal, and there were no cattle here when white man came. time to restore the native eco system. >> ted has made it his mission to save endangered wildlife, like the bison. he started the turner endangered species fund to make it work. >> the whole idea is to put wild populations back in place. >> there's nobody out there doing this kind of stuff. >> we have grown the bison herd to 55,000 head of animals, also, it has been profitable. ted had that in mind at the outset. >> what ted had in mind was a business venture th

as mike grimes says, grandpa looking for someone to return a piece of his heart. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2news. >>> in our continuing coverage now, typhoon recovery in the philippines continues. united nations will ask for more aide to rebuild the devastated economy there. the world food program is using air lifts and boats to reach isolated areas that have been waiting for food. an executive working in manila won't say how much more help is needed on top of the 348 million already requested, but says it will take a massive effort. >>> earlier this month, typhoon haiyan killed nearly 5600 people, destroying more than a million homes, causing more than 5 million people to lose their source of income. >> the effects of the typhoon has been so huge. we never imagined. there has not been rehabilitation planned. >> aide groups and volunteers collected donations in san francisco today. the particular campaign has raised $200,000 so far. >> if people can donate 10 cents a dollar, it helps to provide immediate needs, such as medicine for the victims. >> to donate online

connecticut grandma d grandpa and regular grandma and grandpa. who wants otsie pops? kids: me! me! oh, and, robert, rt. how nice that you're here. oh, he had to go. he's -- he's -- he's, uh, passing a stone. could you get up, frank? and would you give me those? yeah, yeah, yeah. pants, dad. pants, pants. you want them up or down? what kind of party is this? you can never complain about my parents again ever. i mean it. okay, well, this is all of it. oh, my goodness. w long are your relatives staying here? we hardly get to see them. when they come to town, we want to spend as much time as possible with them. this is for our trip to baden-baden in germany. it's in the schwarzwald, right on the banks of the oosbach. oosbach? you know, there are plenty of places with funny-sounding names right here in the u.s. that's enough, frank. milwaukee. dad. lake tahoe. what's funny about that? tahoe. warren: ha ha ha. actually, baden-baden has the most amazing spa. it is amazing, or as they say, erstaunlich. i got spit all over me here. [ buzzer ] ooh, my yams. plenty of marshmallows, right, mar

so i like that as the beginning because by the end of the movie, grandpa loves the dog. >> you don'tn't make as many as they used to. >> there's such a need for them. people are hungry for that kind of thing. >> i was watching a very hot show the other night, watch -- should i say? i'm not going to say. a guy breaks a bottle against a wall. very graphic. >> oh, wow. >> jabs it into his ex-wife's neck. >> home movies at my house. >> yeah, so what you do is switch over to "christmas with tucker." >> on that note -- >> sweet. >> we're going to play a game. want to play a game? >> you're a big barbra. >> i'm a big fan. >> i heard her, said she changed my life. we're going to call a game called who knows barbra better? which actress has the same birthday as barbra, helen mirren or shirley maclaine? >> shirley maclaine. >> you got it. >> you thought i was slow, didn't you? everybody thinks i'm real slow. >> all right, ready? how many academy awards have barbra won and can you name them? >> no. >> careful. >> she won best actress, tied with katharine hepburn. >> how many? >> one as an actre

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then with grandchildren on the way, this grandpa decided to make a change. durbin joined a gym. he lost 75 pounds and has become an internet star. >> i just love bar work. stuff people say i can't do. i'm proving them wrong that i can do this stuff. >> wow. this video of durbin has been viewed nearly 800,000 times since posted in october. according to the grandpa, he is working on getting just a little bit more cut. good for him. >> the time now is five minutes till the top of the hour. coming up, he is far from a smooth criminal. first he dropped his gun, then the beer he was trying to steal. see how this bungled burglary ends. >> an adorable four-year-old was struggling with his new glasses but his fear of being laughed at brought out the best from people across the country on facebook. announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ >>> wel

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in second place "bad grandpa." in third was the debut of "la "last vegas."hat one earned $16.5 million. animated family film "free birds" debuted in fourth and brought in $16 million, and gravity stayed in the top five earning $13 million. it topped $220 million in five weeks. >>> you were going to say la last vegas may be for the older -- >> yeah, you may like it. >> that does it for us. thank you so much for joining us. the next newscast is at 11:100 on abc 7. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it adorable. but everyone calls its "bloopers." stop what you're doing. unless what you're doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [applause] hello, everybody. i'm dean cain. . this is "bloopers." it is

you get to watch "scooby-doo" and eat chocolate and have, you know, loving interaction with grandpa.. 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 written by my

>> yes, for some reason my grandpa felt it necessary to constantly get us new weapons.ir rifles -- >> jimmy: is your grandpa -- >> -- shoot like lead pellets. >> jimmy: what is it? >> it's not like a bb -- it's soft, it's an air rifle which will shoot lead pellets. >> jimmy: that's almost like a bb gun, i guess -- >> yeah, but even worse. [ light laughter ] you know, the ones with the -- it's worse than a bb gun. it's a big air rifle. my dad works for child protection, which we had the most dangerous house you could possibly have. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this story makes a lot of sense. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> my dad -- >> jimmy: -- the silver fox. >> -- saving other kids. except at home, the worst house you could be in. >> jimmy: you never used it on -- >> other kids were safe. you come to our house, you're probably gonna get shot with a bb gun. >> jimmy: you shot each other? you and your brother? >> yeah, my brother came up to me one time -- >> jimmy: no. >> -- and one of my friends was over and just came outside. i think i was ten at the time. i just wanted to come out a

two and a half for the best man holiday and "thor the dark world," two for bad grandpa and last vegas. >> have a great holiday weekend everybody. >> from the weather department it is a great weekend to be indoors. >> there is sunshine around tomorrow but it's so cold. >> we only got to 40 today and i think tomorrow may be low 40's, 42 at best. >> it's amazing after this week it felt pretty nice. >> this is the coldest thanksgiving we've had since back in 2,000. most folks were not at 40 degrees today. that was the unique spot downtown at reagan international. this is out near sky lirne drive -- sky line drive. the road was shut down because it was too icy out there. 40 it was high today. 53 it was typical high today. and e been as warmity 74 as low as 15. 32 in frederick. i do think we'll continue to see temperatures dropping back into the 20's and a couple of upper tynes to the far west. there are a few clouds moving through but they will move on out. high pressure is overhead and as high pressure continues to work overhead tomorrow still cool with a calmer breeze. still that norther

. >> my grandma and grandpa's house it is done. we have to either sell the property or -- or, you know, just to rebuild it is going to take a lot. >> that's why they are donating 100% of revenue generated from haircuts on sunday donated to the red cross. >> they said it is bad, especially for them where a lot of the people don't -- don't have anything to begin with, you know? you know, over there it's all about depending on each other? you know what i mean? one person helps another. >> reporter: many local donations end up down the street to a shipping company that is sending supplies free of charge. >> it's really good, because we're having like ten calls in a day, asking for donations. >> reporter: 15 donation boxes are shipping out this weekend filled with things that so many people need. baby bottles, water bottles, and of course plenty of clothes headed straight for devastated areas. >> it's really heart breaking even if they are not our family members, but still you can fill -- you can fill the loss and devastation. >> report

probably grandpa. >> making a comeback too. >> they're making a big comeback and "gq" is showing us how you can wear a double breasted suit. making it a little bit more hip. you've got the pocket square but also his shirt and no tie. you can wear it the traditional way but have some fun with it. at the beginning of the week, you can wear it with the shirt and the tie. they've got the stripes with the suit and the black-and-white tie. but later in the week they say you can even wear it with a turtle neck. if you don't have one, you ought to get one. >> i can't just go back 15 years and pull my double breasted jacket out of the closet. can't really get away with your old double breasted jacket. >> you could if you took it to the tailor and took it in a little bit. >> a really, really good tailor. >> right now most people have seen this video of jean-claude van damme, it's a promo for volvo. somebody did their own parody of this video. you'll probably recognize that somebody. >> my body is now engineered to defy the laws of physics. >> it's old channing tatum. just like the volvo commercia

. >>> th ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpaack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> the obama administration has recruited software experts from two bay area tech giants to help fix its troubled health care website. one of those engineers, mikey dickerson is a site reliability engineer on leave from google. he is now working directly with the general contractor hired to upgrade healthcare.gov. the website was down for the second time yesterday because of technical problems. it's been plagued with glitches ever since it launched. oracle ceo larry ellison spoke about his company's efforts to fix the site at today's shareholders meeting. >> we think it's our responsibility as a technology provider and technology industry to serve all of our customers and the federal government is one of our customers. we are helping them in every way we can. >> also today, republican congressman darrell issa of southern california subpoenaed health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius, demanding couples to and informatio

she morphed grandpa and mrs. doubtfire. job done. >> at that age to know how to do that and to spring in to action, not panic, not call police, not run to get a neighbor but know to jump in. >> have you ever had to use the heimlich? >> i have not. >> me either. >> do you need it now? >> don't break my breastbone. i hear you can. oh, jesus, criminy. >> i'd let you try but you can't try on me. >> don't do chest compressions either. >> reporter: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. >> reporter: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. lead paint poisoning affects one million children today. it's also 100% preventable. if your home was built before 1978, visit leadfreekids.org to learn more. >>> making news in america this morning -- deadly outbreak. >> our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> tornadoes tear through the midwest. images show how powerful the twisters were. >>> as the storm heads east, the recovery effort already under way. new video of

. >> grandma and grandpa's house, they will are to sell the property. and just to rebuild it is going to take a lot. >> that's why they're generating 100% of the haircuts on sunday to the red cross. and they're taking in blankets and goodsful. >> a lot of people don't have anything to begin with, you know? over there, they're all depending on each other. one person helps another. >> many local donations wind up down the street at a shipping company that's sending supplies to the philippines free of charge. >> we're having ten calls a day, ten people asking for donations. >> in fact, 15 donation boxes are shipping out this weekend, filled with so many things that the people need. as way a to show their love for their fellow filipinos. >> you can still feel the loss, and the devastation. >> the cargo company sits on this stretch of jersey city, new jersey, known as little manila. it's home to 15,000 filipinos. and they're moving the whole community to action. in a single day, they donated $20,000 at a red cross fundraiser. filipino american and city counc

the middle east and i keep hearing he has got some "plan" that for some reason always involves your grandpa dying. but sadly, sadly, there are misguided critics out there who value something more than total operational and situational awareness. let's go down. >> utterly out of control. >> there has to be a balance between privacy and security. >> the united states has simply got the balance wrong. too much invasion of privacy in the pursuit of security. >> #01:. >> come on what is the big deal about a government invasion of privacy, at this point we have invaded everywhere else. thankfully, there is a way to keep the nsa spying program alive while still maintaining america's sense of privacy and that brings us to tonight's word. the. >> colbert: see no evil, this week the house intelligence agency held hearings on the national security program, i hope al qaeda doesn't watch c-span. >> now, one witness, american university law professor stephen lad dack claims the nsa program violated the fourth amendment, now, luckily, michigan representative and meatloaf stunt double mike rogers countered

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"b grandpa" second, "free birds," "last vegas" and "ender's game round out the top five. >>at the european music awards on sunday night, miley cyrus accepts an awa and then sparks uphat looks like a handrolled -what is that, bill? >> robin thicke was asked about performing with miley again. he said, quote, no, no, definitely no, definitely not. >> i thi a lot of us feel that way. >>> and charlie sheewith chuck lorre during the hastag tweeting phrase sayi, "hey, chuck, i have an idea you that need to hear after iake amends with you andours which i will do in person. xoxc." >> is that how you make an apology thesedays, on twit cere. >> w is he trying to bring this up again? >> winning? we'll see. i'm betty nguyen and this is "early today," we hope it's just your fir stop of the day her on nbc. >>> leadinthe news in "the washingt post," in afghanistan, interpreters who helped u.s. in warenied visas. u.s. says they face no threats. the interpreters w worked alongside troops say they faced taliation from the taliban. >>> and in "the new rk daily news," new jersey deer with arr

hi, grandpa. hey, sweetheart. frank? hi, sweetheart. oh, this isn't mine. this is mommy's.. why does my living room look like a frat house? i, uh, didn't notice any difference really. hi, daddy. oh, hey -- hey, everybody, you're home. hi. hey. hi. how was your visit? oh, boy, i missed you. how's your father? how's his thing? he's got a knee -- what did he have, a knee? oh, he got a new car -- he got a new car. ray... wh-what happened here? oh, nothing. unh-unh. why? what's that? oh -- oh, we, uh, we gave pumpernickel a ride in robert's police car. yeah, yeah. he liked it, too. rode the whole way with his, uh, head out the window. this isn't pumpernickel. daddy, where's pumpernickel? um... um... pumpernickel sleeps with the fish sticks. it's an opportunitye to stop and savor, the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. tell me you can't wait for christmas. and you appreciate the things i do. because we'll always be a family. tell me i bring out the best in you. ♪ that you're thankful. ♪ that it won't be the same without me. tell me you love me. even if you

"enders game" based on a popular sci-fi model in second place, now grandpa" last week's winner in thirdas the debut of "last vegas" which stars robert deniro and michael douglas in a hangover type comedy. animated family film free bird was fourth, and gravity stayed in the top five, earning $13 million. the oscar hopeful has topped $220 million in five weeks. >> that is it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you back here at 9:00 and 11:00.

listen to this card dad got for grandpa jay. "hip-hip-hip-hooray!" [ chuckles ] "save the extra hip. you'll need it someday." [ both laugh ] 'cause he's old! mm. you're not giving him that. even if he drinks his other gift first? nope. ladies... do you remember exactly one year ago today when you did not have a gift for your grandfather and it killed him just a little, so i suggested you start interviewing all the members of the family for a video tribute? well, check it and burn -- we totally did that. alex: almost. we just need to finish the editing. and you should talk. you haven't even started on your gift yet. [ doorbell rings ] that's because i changed mine. i thought of a better idea yesterday.

my grandpa was a cop in brooklyn. >> really?ius. [ laughter ] most of the pubs around there know my grandpa pretty well. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy he was great. but you're actually working on a show now about cops, right? >> yeah. i just -- i did the show with tnt that we'll talk about. but when the show ended, basically long story short, i wrote a script 17 years ago when i was working on "private ryan." >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> steven meets my dad and my uncle, who's also a cop. >> jimmy: steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg -- >> jimmy: wow. >> -- meets my dad and uncle and you know, they're telling some great old new york cop stories. and afterwards, he says you should sit those guys down and collect some of those stories and write a script those basted on that. so i do that, and then sell it to dreamworks, we can't get the film made for a number of different reasons. but when i finished the show on tnt, the tnt guys say, hey, you ever think about doing a show for us? do you have an idea for a show? >> i said, you know, i

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. >> my dad played, my uncles played, my grandpa coached. my great grandpa used to have -- used to have the river in the backyard plowed off so that his kids and grandkids could play. >> i was just under two years old when i put on my first pair of skates. i could hardly walk and i was out there on the ice, learning to skate. >> while his idol, jim abbott had to overcome the challenges of fielding. rogers had to get cooperative and find ways to hold a hockey stick and secure a glove. when wrapping it in tape wasn't enough, he found a way to customize his own after beforing a goalie. >> tell me how this glove differs. >> so basically, on the inside here, i've got a couple of extra straps placed in and some extra padding underneath to thicken it up so my hand has more pressure on it. basically, i slide my hand in, crank down this strap here this one here and then, the rest is the same as any other glove. i've got a lot of surprised cases at the end of games, going through handshake and they ne even realized who they were playing against. >> fo