so he's a bad grandpa. and the grandpa is selling this thing.house trying to buy his wife's old stuff. here's one of my favorite scenes. >> this bed's going for a pretty good price. >> i'd like to lay down and take a nap myself. i'm tired all ready. >> yeah. >> is it one of those ones that adjusts? >> yes, ma'am, it's really good. it's one of those that kind of sit up where you're watching tv. yes, here, try -- i'll try to adjust it a little. whoa! whoa! whoa! whoa! stop! stop! whoa, stop! >> unplug it! >> oh, my god! what are you trying to do to me? >> jimmy: please welcome back to the show one of our favorites. say hello to johnny knoxville, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: johnny knoxville! welcome back, buddy! >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to see us here. [ cheers and applause ] before we get into this, i heard your name mentioned the other day because we are getting all excited for the olympics here on nbc. and bob costas was talking, and he said that johnny knoxville should be the president of the ioc. the

jackass presents bad grandpa it'sen out on dvd.do you have one coming out. >> not yet jorchl i pitched one to you an old man who wanders the streets of new york hitting people in the nuts. >> throwing people >> jon: that was our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. i said before i think a speech by bara test. >> stephen: whooo!

jackass presents bad grandpa it'sen out on dvd.u have one coming out. >> not yet jorchl i pitched one to you an old man who wanders the streets of new york hitting people in the nuts. >> throwing people >> jon: that was our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. i said before i think a speech oh, god! [screams] [panting] run! where are you guys?! [screams] [frank groans] what's happening?! over here! over here! - where are you? - frank! - charlie! - oh, my god! - [all shouting] - over here. we're all here?! we're all here?! guys! [siren whoops] [man on p.a.] stop! stop where you are! you four got some explaining to do.

kentucky sen grandpa was making headlines once again this time he's attacking the national security agency with a mass of class action lawsuit that claims the nsa violating americans' constitutional rights. what this book collection of mid day that scares me and call explaining the law suits. we think everybody in america who has a cell phone would be eligible for this class action suit innovative your viewers have a cell phone they set to go to my facebook tonight they can sign up to be part of the losses. we want to overwhelm the government we want to show publicly that hundreds of thousands of people don't. we object to the government looking at our records without our permission. so far center paul claims he has more than two hundred fifty thousand signatures on its website and the number is growing daily maxine fox news interview grandpa was asked if he was afraid that the nsa was spying on him and he said he didn't believe he was being spied on personally the potential for abuse exists which is my point by the nsa is own admission the same in responding to senator bernie sanders ques

grandpa also lost youth and it'll carry more weight than the court. i think is too soon to tell that right now um court decisions are very unpredictable we've had elders on other areas like obamacare where some thought it would be struck down others not. it's really hard to say what's the lawsuits filed people start analyzing it in and make predictions on the legal outcomes. but in the meantime i think it it makes it it'll have an impact to help bring awareness to the about these issues. i think america setting a terrible example for the rest of the world. spying. not only on foreigners been spying on americans as well we don't want other countries spying on americans here in america we don't think it's right. i don't think it's right for the american government to be spying on others and the worst part about it is that businesses are being forbidden from telling the truth to the american people into the world someone asked the loosened up now. thanks very much to edwards knows his revelations but if you are. yahoo facebook the scottish and other tale

truly, this little 8-year-old boy realized my grandpa is not here. his grandpa was an amputee. so he runs back in to the trailer home toward the back and the fire chief just told me that he and his grandpa was found. it was obvious, he was trying to lift him up to carry him out of that mobile home. here is some more information that we are learning. fire officials got there in less than a minute after it went out. they were very, very close. the mobile home was engulfed in flames. >> so no one could get in to help tyler in what he was trying to do, nobody could help him get out? >> that was my question. there are adults standing out there. why aren't they getting in. they told me carbon monoxide can overtake someone. their mental state can become distorted. he was sleeping on the ground with his cousins. that's the best place to be in the fire. you are going to have your faculties where others may not. you are so low to the ground. the other family members are in the hospital. they want to interview them. they have not. tyler's mother had allowed him to sleep that night with re

so she took grandpa over there one day to talk to the reverend. as she was talking, sunday school was in session. as she was talking to the reverend, my grandfather noticed this little girl sitting in sunday school class with what he described beautiful blue eyes and long golden curls. he sort of fell in love with her right then and there. as far as i know, as far as anybody knows, never look at another woman. we are on the back or choke my grandparents home in independence, missouri. as is the way that we came in. this is weighed the family came -- this is the way the family came in, through the kitchen door. came into the kitchen. the first place iowa's head it was back here to the pantry. and i don't see the 10, but there was always a tin in here on one of the shelves of nice round tin filled with brownies. i was made sure that was in here before i went anywhere else in the house. once i made sure the brownies the next stopn, had to be my grandfather's study . because whenever you came into the house, he did not meet us at the airport when he g

he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids where he does. like to see him be able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. sure, that would be nice. obviously 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. you know, i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. this is dead. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i started -- i'm practically having a panic attack. i'm like, man, am i going to make it? we're aig. and we're here. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave america back a profit. we're here to keep our promises. to help you realize a better tomorrow. from the families of aig, happy holidays. >>> at the lime on correctional facility in colorad

tyler's devastated mom says her son and his grandpa were best friends. >> it makes me really proud, ity does, but i just want him back. i'm just so grateful that he went with people he loved, he didn't go alone, that he didn't cross over alone. i'm just so glad that he was with his best friends. >> so sad. fire officials say there was no working smoke detector in the house. jean casarez has been following the story. she joins us now. this little boy, the fact that he lost his life trying to save his family, it's heartbreaking. what do we know about what happened? >> it is so tragic. we've learned that there were nine people in the mobile home, and seven of them got out, including tyler. and then all of a sudden, this little boy, this little 8-year-old boy realized his grandpa was in there. and as you said, he was disabled. he was an amputee, anderson. and so, the little boy went back in, he had made a left-hand turn to go to the back bedroom, and the fire chief, chris ebmeyer, told me today that what they now realize, that this little boy had his grandpa in his arms as if he was trying

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immigration reform is about having a valid passport so you can visit your mom and your grandpa.t's immigration reform. >> it's a state holiday in california. >> in health matters, it's possible to trick your brain into believing that you had a good night's sleep. doorgd research pr colorado college, thinking that you got enough rest may help your brain work better. they call it a placebo. they gave the fake results to the subjects. those who were told they slept poorly and those who slept well ended up acing the test. >> don't complain about the bad night. it's wonderful. paid to get the flu may sound bizarre. they are giving dozens of people the flu in hopes of improving the flu vaccine. this rare research shows how the body can fight off influenza. they sprayed millions of microscopic particles up into the nostrils of healthy adult volunteers. they do it voluntarily. it is intended to cause mild to moderate symptoms and they spend nine day in quarantine and compensated $3,000 for their time. >> that's a tough $3,000. it may be a tough sell for a grocery store. the plan to sell

[laughter] you know my grandpa served three tours in world war ii. [ laughter ] -- wordwar ii. [ laughter ] i remember he came home. somebody called him a (bleep) and -- [laughter] -- he got that far away look if his eyes like he was thinking about grammar. [ laughter ] but apparently not only are the rich and powerful gathering in davos but diplomats siem continuously gathering in montreux switzerland and they are the ones engaging in a wordwar. the situation is deteriorating so much that even the delegates handshake have to pass through an ind immediateary. [ laughter ] to the word war. >> you live until new york, i live in syria. i have the right to give the syrian version here in this forum. >> yes, of course. >> this is my right as a syrian. >> we have to have some constructive and harmonious dialog. >> you spoke 25 minutes. >> you said inflammatory of [speaking at once] [laughter] >> jon: that's your word war? a little exchange would qualify as the nicest theater i've ever been to. i've seen games of scramble that have gotten -- scrabble that have gotten worse than that. sinbad is a

she took grandpa over there to talk to the reverend. and as she was talking, sunday school was in session, and as my great-grandmother was talking to the reverend, my grandfather noticed this little girl sitting in sunday school class with what he described as beautiful blue eyes and long, golden curls. any sort of fell in love with her right then and there. and as far as i know, as far as anybody knows, never look at another woman. we are on the back porch of my grandparents home in independence. this is the way we came in. through the kitchen door. came into the kitchen, and the first place i always had it was back here to the pantry. tin, but't see the there was always a tin on one of the shelves, a round tin, filled with brownies. and i always made sure that was in here before i went anywhere else in the house. once i made sure the brownies were in the tin, the next op-ed stop had tothe next be my grandfather study. he did not meet his at the airport as he got older, but once he came into the house, you had to say hi to grandpa. thi

riding or hunting or speaking at a funeral. [ laughter ] another thing i'll always remember about grandpawhat a contrast in styles burr to see. the african brand of homophobia aggressive, slashing. the russians more strategic, they are chess players, subtler, almost seeming to disavow their anti-gay bias until the last second. >> we aren't banning anything. we have no criminal punishment for such relations. >> jon: there's vladmir putin gorgeous head fake and now let's watch him drop the hammer. >> one can feel relaxed and at ease plu b.u. please leave the -- but please leave the children at peace. >> jon: that has leave -- what the hell was that putin? that's like me saying we have no rub brob russians just please if you come here don't (bleep) our bears. [ laughter ] we love russians they are very nice people. [laughter] just we like our bears not to be penetrated by russian penises. [ laughter ] but it is -- it is a good point, vladmir, when you say please leave the children in peace. what would be an example of that? would you not want to walk up to a small boy you have never met, lif

the process in 2012 and i'm sure the processes the decade before that the board and mayor have been grandpa living with this. the mayor and the board working with the business community came up with a business tax change that was in place before the voters in november 2012 that passed with 70 percent vote for the change. the final step is for the office of the tax collector to implement what the voters 0 approved. and it's important we only implement with the voters approve there might not be gaps in the law or a fair reading of the law has multiple interpretations we can use our regulatory authority & but if there's something about the law that there's a feeling amongst the constituents and a taxpayers that maybe something needs to change or they don't like the category that's up to the board and voters to decide what the changes of that nature into the law so really we're the implementers in thoik. the distinction of gross receipts it's quite lengthy but the folks should start with looking at what they consider to the dproes income for their federal tax councilmember price pr and then fro

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tyler lot of his life saving his grandpa. this is tyler's mom. >> all i keep thinking about is how he couldn't breathe and he was scared. >> jean casarez is following the story and she joins me live and to think of the emotions this family is going through today and tyler saved several people earlier this morning. >> there were nine people in the single wide trailer. he wanted to spend the night because there was no school on monday and he wanted to see his grandpa. the fire erupted in the middle of the night. i spoke with the chief and they do not have an official cause of the blaze. it is under investigation. tyler's mother said it was a blanket that caught on fire. they confirmed there was at least one space heater. when it was known there was a fire, everyone starts to rush out and just as you said, tyler said wait a minute, my grandpa is still in there. tyler went back into the trailer home. he went to the back where the bed was and the fire chief tells me the remains were burned beyond recognition, but they could this b

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forty years things ever are going to happen because all of these old guys their grandmothers their grandpa was at that time that made it sacred pack for seven generations here we are ok we got that each outgoing no babies are are here so the next you know ten years it's going to be a positive change things are are going to change of course when there's a huge you know change are there's a change within oneself there's always you know something and they're on a roll a stumbling block or something but we nevertheless just you know move forward. i see a good within the next you know ten years with you know a curtain current knowledge of you know people here on the rise there's going to be a huge story and henry what do you think your great great grandfather red cloud would say if he saw pirates today. probably cry i think he would he would cry he had. one of the grandfather said vision but i think he would cry through a bad brace people and tell people a real you are sure people that you know things are going to be good. to give that power hug that's what we all need to do is get each other y

at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. . >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5. >> that's more like it. it is raining for the second night in a row. we are getting right to it. paul deanno is tracking the rain. >> we could get used to this. two nights in a row with rainfall. let's get to who is seeing the rainfall already. you in the south bay are getting the heaviest rainfall. sunnyvale. the eastern half of san jose. petaluma light showers. mill valley, heavier showers sneak through the golden gait. look at all the snow in the sierra. here is why we need the rainfall. our drought was downgraded to exceptional. the worst level of drought. so we need more rainfall. there is another rain chance even after this one, we will talk about when coming up. >> thank you paul. >>> well kpix5's andria borba is live where it is snowing finally. >> reporter: liz, it just stopped a little while ago, but it dropped eight inches of this stuff. at the moment, the only snow coming

hundred forty years things are going to happen because all of these old guys their grandmothers their grandpa was at that time that made good sacret pack for seven generations here we are ok we got that you chuckle and now babies are are here so the next you know ten years it's going to be a positive change things are going to change of course when there's a huge you know change are there's a change within oneself there's always you know something and they're on a roll a stumbling block or something but we nevertheless just you know move forward. i see a good within the next you know ten years with you know a curtain current knowledge of you know people here on the rise there is going to be a huge story and henry what do you think your great great grandfather red cloud would say if you saw pirates today. probably cry i think he would he would cry he had. one of the grandfather said vision but i think he would cry through a bad brace people and tell people a real you are sure people that you know things are going to be good. to give that power hug that's what we all need to do was get each oth

at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >> and amazing mid-air rescue. unconscious sky diver plumme plummeting toward earth is saved by the other divers. tonight dan harris sat down with the man whose fellow jump percent helped to defy gravity and the odds. >>reporter: when is james lee went out on the evenly of the airplane even though he had done more than 1,000 sky dives he had no way of knowing that his fellow jump percent were about to have mere seconds to save his life. >> i 11 the aircraft afterwards came town knocked me unconscious from then i have no real recollection of what happened on that part of the sky dive. >> fellow jumper leg had smashed in his helmet. lee is knocked out. his arms gone limp with the camera on the helmet still rolling as he free fall at times more than 120 miles an hour over the british countryside. from this camera on another diver you cap actually see lee falling. experts say to land safely you need to deploy your chute about 75 seconds into th

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curry lead th at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpale. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> good measuring stick for the warriors tonight, hosting the team with the best record in the nba, indiana 32-7 coming in, warriors are good, they're not there yet. warriors beginning a five-game home stand in the bay area. all pacers early on. 14 for stevenson, and paul george for three of his 23. paul -- be aware of a man with two first names, i say. the warriors were down by 13 at the half. golden state down by as many as 20. david lee leading the com become for the right hander, 20-12 for lee. steph curry starting to heat up. 24 points, it's an 8 point game to the fourth quarter, klay thompson with the triple. george hill ices it, with a three of his own, pacers very good team. warriors lose 102-94. sharks and flames, in the tank, joe pavelski's hat trick. first period, pavelski on the tip-in here, his tenth goal in the last ten games to tie it at one. then in the second, it's pavelski driving the net and tips the joe thornton pass in on the redi