see if grandpa john can do it.e has to throw the styrofoam airplane. >> duck, grandpa. >> come on. >> he runs, he trips on the stump. >> oh! >> it's not over. >> yes! >> the airplane has it in for him. >> so much better than we were expecting. we were both predicting he'd take it in the back of the head but the final from the glider and it evaporates, just detonates is amazing. >> he threw it like he was throwing a real f-16. it's only a styrofoam toy. >>> sure, there are people out there that say that time travel isn't possible. steven hawking but turns out it is. prepare yourselves and take a deep breath because we're all going to travel into nick calderon's future. what has a bunch of little balls and screws old ladies? a bingo machine. >> that is nick in years. >> a bunch of grandpas were asked to tell their spiceiest jokes. >> how do you make your wife swear during sex? you call her and tell her about it. >> that is nick now. >> i knew that was going to be awesome. >> a girl sitting next to me, woo, mama, she

>> grandpa pull a fast one on him. can you do it. >> i'm not sure that tooth was ready to come out. >> they did send us a picture and you can see that that tooth was definitely ready to come out. they do tell us he cracked up when he saw this video and is now very happy that his tooth was gone. >> when i hear of whistler, british columbia, i automatically think awesome skiing. this epic tv video, i think will change your mind. >> this kid can put down some times on his mountain bike. >> empire strikes back or jedi or something. >> blurring the forest. it doesn't matter what's in his way. >> the mastery of the bike and him. they have become one. the way that he moves and flicks it. it's like a muscle attached to his body. >> you would have to. can you imagine? he has to do that. he's making it look like it's time warped. >> gorgeous, wide open. >> if your buddy says gu first, how do you feel about that? >> you'll have to hall butt in front of him. >> he was in front -- the thing is if you're not as good as him you want

. >> like your grandpa. just like your grandpa. >> i am sorry about my grandfather! grandfather. >> he is a racist (bleep). >> all of them. >> larry: okay. here are some of the things they are changing. some of it is just language too. so the new version the term white superiority is deleted and that line is changed to say that extended contact with native americans and africans produced evolving religious cultural and i will religious justification for their subjugation. .. thank you for the cruise line. and the cruise lines have brought the negroes over. >> for job security. >> i am sorry -- >> slavery, job security. >> slavery, zero unemployment rate. >> i mean, we are making a joke but they really did this. >> but i mean, they are going to learn about it anyway with the internet and then --. >> somebody is going to start a website like (bleep) -- >> learning history -- >> well, you can try, but it is already -- you can't unrecord. you know, like there are so many things you can't redact. like everyone has access to that information and like you can fight it. i me

. >> jimmy: he'd make a really great grandpa. >> grandpa snoop. i want a grandpa snoop. >> jimmy: christmas time. >> yeah. >> jimmy: grandpa snoop leaves something under the tree. >> i want that. the tree -- >> jimmy: mistletoe. >> the mistletoe is smokeable, the tree is smokeable. [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: have you ever tried to get your grandmother to dress like you, like this? >> um -- no. my grandma is fresh. i got to admit. i see her and she's like always in like jumpsuits, like you know, terry cloth jumpsuits. >> jimmy: is that cool? jump duties? >> i think for a grandma. snoop wears them. they have similar style. >> jimmy: that's probably what it is. [ laughter ] >> grandpa snoop. yeah my grand may is the most fabulous person i've met. i cut my finger off one time in the blender, it broke my finger in half, and i was being rushed grandma. before i went in she slammed on the brakes and said, we've got to put on powder because you there. queen. my finger is dangling off, blood pouring everywhere, dad's passing out from the blood and grandma's like

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i'm sorry, grandpa. you didn't do anything, sean. else we get 52 of these dinners each year. let's enjoy the rest of this one. so, how about those jets? i'm not sure your old man handled that too well. this has us all on edge. your pedophile gonna walk? i've got 48 hours before garth kraver's set free. i'm looking into involuntary civil commitment in line with the new mental hygiene law. what does that mean in english? it means if i can get two s to say he's nuts, i can have him locked up. wow, that's very un-p.c. of you, sis. i mean, you're walking a really gray area there with the civil rights, shrink don't you think? i've got my own thin blue line, danny. you're getting creative; i like it. trying. (phone ringing) yeah. what? i'm on my way. something up? yeah, i got a 10-8 on a woman in columbus park, same m.o. as dick reed. i'll keep you posted. jackiere she comes. (indistinct radio transmission) jackie: fits the pattern, plus the knots on her bindings are very sim: he to that of reed's. no, but it can't be him, though. gerken's been sitting on the mother's house. he says

. >> found in grandpa's attic. >> dirty, dusty old box. like, wow. i don't know what it is. >> a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner. cy young. christie matthew son. >> i'm thinking to myself, oh, my god. i have a million dollars sitting in a chair. >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. (?) ♪ jamie: i'm jamie colby. i'm in northwest ohio. called the great black swamp. this is a family who has lived here for more than 100 years. when they unearth their "strange inheritance," they give it a code name: the "black swamp find." >> i'm karl kissner, in 2011, my cousins and i inherited the home from our aunts. we would find things in this home that we never knew existed. >> karl, a 54-year-old restaurant owner has invited me to the family home in the small town of defiance, ohio. karl, hi. i'm jamie. how are you? >> pleasure to meet you. jamie: nice to meet you too. is this the family home? >> this is grandma's home. come on in. i'll show you around. jamie

. >>> i got a couple of pregnancy announcements here and it's clearly obvious grandpas aren't recognizing gravity of what is going down. they're doing the video call and mom is saying wait a minute, you guys were going to come here for christmas but now you're staying there. >> yeah, right. yeah, okay. >> mom immediately figures it out. >> i can't get it off. >> he's ready to explain why he's right. >> the baby will be born, catch on. >> oh, oh! >> woo! >> the best pregnancy reveal ever by grandfather to grandfather. >> good stuff. the question is, is he going to get the time off? >> i think he'll try to get there but grandma will definitely be there. >> the second grandparents reveal, the gift presentation, grandma opens the bag, dad takes his gift out, looks at the shirt and puts it down. doesn't really comprehend. grandma, she does. >> oh, no, no, no! oh my god! oh! we're going to be grandparents! >> clueless. guys we are so clueless. >> they posted a second video where you can see them. >> i'm going to be a grandpa! >> it could have been no more obvious. literally. just woop. >> oh, n

we were little kid, you felt he was a fun grandpa, like the best grandpa.there's a flip side. he could be incredibly angry. that was a side you did not want to experience, but most of us did at one point or another. and it was always referred to as i got blasted by swamiji. >> it was terrifying when he was upset about something. very terrifying. ♪ we were told if we said or thought anything negative against the society or against him we could literally go to hell and there would be like repercussions we wouldn't even be able to handle. there was no move that anybody in that group made without asking him for permission first. >> it's when you wake up, it's during the day, it's when you go to sleep at night. this religion determined everything. he held absolute power over anything. ♪ >> people that are seekers. people that are looking for meaning in this world, they are looking for their reason for living, but one of the successes of some of the these guys is to keep people in a very peaceful control, expose them only to what's going on in there. that comprom

. >> plus grandpa lends a hand to pull a loose tooth. mess. >> don't spill it again. >> see the little spitfire who can explain. >> she told her. >> ask 100 people what they think the best job in the world answers. for cody, he's working the best opinion. >> this is really what i live for out here. >> especially up in washington state right now. lots of brush fires and wildland fires. cody is a volunteer firefighter. >> get up here to help us harden this line. >> this video, he is working and describing, explaining exactly what he's doing on his wrangler star youtube channel. >> keep the fire in an uphill slope. >> what do you do when you get hungry out there? burrito right on the shovel. fire it up. dishes? >> it's just as easy. hose off the shovel. no problem. the fire is laying low. it starts to crown, starts to get up into those tall trees. >> blackhawk helicopter. >> call in the air support. exciting. >> that blackhawk right overhead, that bucket hanging down, dropping gallons of water hitting their mark time after time. cool to see. joining us "right this minute," known as. tell

let's see if grandpa john could do it. all he has to do is throw this styrofoam airplane.hat's it. let's see how he does. he runs, he trips. >> oh, oh! >> it's not over. the airplane has it in for him. >> we both were predicting he was going to take it in the back of the head, but that one, the glider, and the fact that it just evaporates is amazing. >> he threw it like he was throwing a real f-16. >> five years ago joshua and amanda tried to actually c lly e choreograph a dance to this song "you make me feel so young." >> this version covered by frank sinatra. they felt we've got to make this happen. they got a choreographer to choreograph the dance in central park and of course a film crew to record all of it, and it is very beautiful. they originally got together two make this video, but they started dating instead and forgot about the video. so they decided now is a good time to actually finish this video. the dance ends up at the bethesda fountain. she does a twirl. but at the end of the twirl, watch what he does. ♪ he popped the question. she says yes, and it was bea

. >>> i got a couple of pregnancy announcements here and it's clearly obvious grandpas aren't recognizing the gravity of what is going down. they're doing the video call and mom is saying wait a minute, you guys were going to come here for christmas but now you're staying there. >> yeah, right. yeah, okay. >> mom immediately figures it out. >> i can't get it off. >> he's ready to explain why he's right. >> the baby will be born, catch on. >> oh, oh! >> woo! >> the best pregnancy reveal ever by grandfather to grandfather. >> good stuff. the question is, is he going to get the time off? >> i think he'll try to get there but grandma will definitely be there. >> the second grandparents reveal, the gift presentation, grandma opens the bag, dad takes his gift out, looks at the shirt and puts it down. doesn't really comprehend. grandma, she does. >> oh, no, no, no! oh my god! oh! we're going to be grandparents! >> clueless. guys we are so clueless. >> they posted a second video where you can see them. >> i'm going to be a grandpa! >> it could have been no more obvious. literally. just woop. >> o

how nice to come with grandpa to this. >> brut little murdered with a hunting knife. police say she was stabbed 16 times by her boyfriend l'amour davenport. >> witnesses here in her neighborhood described the [000:29:57;00]

grandpa capacity. -- ramp up capacity. welcome to "first up." i am angie lau. bloomberg.com.ur markets are getting underway here in asia this tuesday as the chaos continues to roil financial markets globally. david is standing by. how is a looking? david: good morning. we are seeing losses at the open. stocks are icing given the essence he fell into a correction. we are off .6 of one pretend. lows. now it five-year we are getting two-point win some of these and the weakness in these asian currencies is helping some of these equity markets. see how that trades throughout the trading session. nikkei 225, that is down. given the jump in the japanese yen. safe haven trade. the euro and the japanese yen. 124 two weeks ago to 121 yesterday. 116. one point over. to earlierck down levels. asx 200 down .4 of 1%. west checks is up 38. overnight down 5%. that is something to watch. other than the aussie dollar it for these.de i will break down the markets. let's get to opening levels. something to watch closely. it will not be surprising. describing what we have seen so f

thank you, my wife, i'm a grandpa. thank you ann guerin. >>> former congressman ran paul will be here to weigh in. this is "hardball" the place for politics. >> i never could have done any of this without the help of my parents who are here today. [ applause ] >> welcome back to "hardball." when he declared candidacy for president, he was building upon the legacy of his father ron paul that attracted strong libertarian support in the 200 8 and 2001. with the campaigns well underway, paul struggled dog by last luster fundraiser a. year ago, he led rivals according to a poll last summer, now the same poll shows him tied with marco rubio and ben carson in fourth place. well behind trump walker and bush. according to a piece in the washington post today titled as debate looms, chance to be gop dove, the dove, paul intends to contrast limb self-with the rivals on foreign policy at this thursday's debate. paul vowed he will ask presidential rivals face-to-face where they want to intervene and every civil war around the world

have grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> but i have a plan hereours. >> all right, good. ♪ >> just call me cookie. some local beef, glowing hot coals, cast iron can. >> pureed green chilies here? >> yes. >> beautiful. i'm going to throw those chilies in in a little bit, stew it for a few minutes, and we'll be good. i just need a few splashes of like an open beer. beautiful. check it off the chuck wagon greatest hits, we've got some beans, some potatoes, some corn bread. we do our best. >> this is just about ready. >> let's eat. >> dig in. >> we done good, gentlemen. >> no kidding. >> thank you, tony. this is excellent. >> i'm wondering, you guys have been here for so long, your family. could you live anywhere else? >> not me. no, not me. >> this is home. i always get called back here. i visited paris and lived in l.a. for a while. you know, paris is pretty great. >> it's pretty great. but it's not here. >> dan, i'm curious to know why you chose here. why you came here initially. >> it's open space. because i had grown up in a circumstance where yo

lplp >> jimmy: grandpa no! grandpa stop! we have a great show.it up for the roots ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: it's monday, we're excited to be back. we have a big week of shows coming up. tomorrow night, three-time emmy award winner julianna margulies will be here. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we got something fun planned with her. plus, later this week, liam neeson, billy crystal and james spader will all be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] big week. and we have performances from public enemy and tim mcgraw. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. can you feel the excitement? >> steve: you can. >> jimmy: the whole building is buzzing. >> steve: is tingling. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. it's great. tonight is a historic night for us and for "the tonight show." making her first late night talk appearance in over 50 years. >> steve: 50. [ cheers and applause ] we're honored, but one of the few people in history to win

. >> what do you think of the title grandpa? said what do you think [ bleep ]. >> he's looking mighty fine. and because he's greek, they bought him bakula va to celebra celebrate. >> richie going to sing to me for my birthday. >> i will sing another song. >> what will you sing? >> living on a prayer. ♪ ♪ oh, living on a prayer >> so what's john's secret for looking so young? >> you look good, dude. >> maybe i'm lucky. i don't do anything more than most people. i take care of myself. swim and eat well. i think it's no stress and i try to lead a very healthy life. i feel better than i felt in a decade. i want to feel calm and focused and i do. so i'm happy. >> that's a fine fella right there. >> it's the new 30. >> you could guest star on that show papa frazier. >> thank you. >>> here's a story john will be interested in. tomorrow we're with the guy playing him in the unauthorized full house movie. >> john came out and said he did try to get the twins fire. >> and how john met rebecca romain. plus pic of hubby napping on the plane

grandpa. this is what i say to children he explained have you ever looked up piece in the dictionary? they never have. they never have because they don't have to know what pieces during peace time. let's look it up together he says to the children. he pauses and ads, our greatest enemy is carelessness, we need to pay attention to peace. thank you [applause]. >> that was my father's. [laughter] >> i'm going to take a breath for a moment and allow you all to take a breath for a moment. and open the house for questions to any think occurs to you that you would like to ask or discuss. >> how did you decide upon those five? >> it started with one of the survivors i met in 1986 in washington d.c. where he was out of speaking to her. i was unexpectedly invited to be his interpreter for two days and i'd not only read the english translation of the speeches but i was the only one who spoke japanese and he spoke no english so we s.<ñ many hours together. that started my deep and profound interest in pos

well, my grandpa -- both my grandpas -- my first grandpa by my mom was cherokee.ull-blooded cherokee. and my grandma, too. and my grandfather on my dad's side, he was a -- [indiscernible] irish andndmother was -- [indiscernible] goingen is the government to help the native americans? i have nothing against the black people because i have black people in my family and i love them dearly. them. is always helping and i believe that they should because americans went over they camegot them and back here and made them slaves. they hurt them. the native americans need to stand up, everyone of them if they are hearing this on tv. we need to stand up, just like the black people, and take our country over. this is our country. bush's, all three of them, i don't like either one of what about rebuilding our segment and getting it stabilized and back to what people love so much? host: a couple more minutes of your phone calls. this tweet from donald. says he has covered jeb bush for two hours and i was fair, sure haven't seen exposure given to other candidates. our goal here

recently in letters the late 1950's, grandpa apparently told a television interviewer that he had noblem using the weapons and he would use them again. that prompted a formal protest from the hiroshima city council who sent in a letter saying, please take that back. grandpa wrote them back and said i got your nice letter, thank you very much, i understand how you feel, but let me remind you of something. out why the to set war had been started and how he felt about what he had to do. host: clifton truman daniel visited hiroshima and nagasaki 67 years after the bomb had been dropped on the city's. the decision made by his grandfather harry truman. thank you for your trip. we appreciate your video and your experience. clifton: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> each week, american history's tv rings you -- brings you "reel america." atomdam strikes -- the strikes is a wartime film that are just the bombs were necess

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inound the letters recently the late 1950's, grandpa told television interviewer that he had no problem using the weapons and he would do it again given the same circumstances. that prompted a formal protest from the hero shema city council who sent him a letter saying please take that back. thankte them back saying you very and understand completely how you feel, however , let me remind you of something and he proceeded to set out how the war had been started, why he felt he did what he had to do. >> the decision made by his grandfather, president harry truman. thank you very much for sharing of theip and your video trip with the c-span tv audience. we appreciate your video and experience. each week, american history eel america brings you archival films. a war department film which documents the physical effects of the bombs dropped on here or she of 1945. and argues the bombing were iroshima in- hero august of 1945. and argue the bombings were justified. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> july 16, 1945. this is the darkness of a desert morning a group of men wait intensely, expecting -- work done in unprecede

some things -- my grandpa's porch swing from his house that i swung with him on. i can't ever replace that. >> reporter: california is also burning. outside san luis obispo north of los angeles this entire

. >> elvis would have turned 80 this year and would have been a grandpa of 4. >> are you ready to bea great grandmother now that riley is there? >> it's hard enough to be a grandmother. i mean, oh my gosh. it's great. it >>> tomorrow, we're with the newly single reba mcintyre. >> happy to sad, break-up, check this out. with xfinity home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus get a free security camera. call 1-800 xfinity or go online today. we invented low fares. then everyone else pretty much tried to follow. we call it the southwest effect, but other airlines probably use more colorful language. low fares. we don't just have them. we invented them. and here we go again! book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com ♪ the buttery jack was a huge success. people went crazy for a burger with melted garlic herb butter. now, here's the s

guest: that is because you have read and grandpa security analysis.ou need to think of every stock as a railroad stock. amazon and is netflix are far from it. you have to dig deeper. i'm not suggesting these companies are correctly value, but looking at the pt ratio tells you absolutely nothing about these companies. scarlet: what should we look at? guest: you have to look at what creates the earnings in the first case. for facebook, it is their user base. they've taken the users they have and they have been incredibly creative about making money off those users. in contrast, you look at twitter -- it hasn't figure out a way to convert that user base into earnings. i'm looking at what they are doing to put the pieces in place to create those earnings and then i look at the price at which i would be able to buy them. alix: does that mean these companies would be good buys with those kinds of metrics? price.at the right i will give you my sense of where i think these companies are good buys. for facebook am i think closer to $70. for twitter, we're gett

. >> elvis would have turned 80 this year and would have been a grandpa of four. >> are you ready to be a great grandmother now that riley is there? >> it's hard enough to be a grandmother. i mean, oh my gosh. it's great. it's been really, really great. >>> tomorrow, we're with the newly single reba mcentire. >> ha >>> meryl streep, her daughter, mimi, and rick springfield rocking the new york premiere of "rick "ricki and the flash." the proud mom posing with her daughter. what a beautiful feeling that must be. meryl talked about the movie with hugh grant in which she's an opera singer. >> it's weird to come from, you know, the queen of mozart back to rock 'n' roll world. >> meryl can do it all. so can james corden who worked with meryl on "in the woods" and now with demi lovato and the making of the late late show video surprise. >> how are you? >> james and demi are crashing the dental office of dr. jonathan ingle, sing his praises. >> we're going to someone's place of work, no idea we're turning up and going to sing them telegrams. so to engel, this is for you. >> dr. engel is bei

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. >> the reason, said, [ bleep ] grandpa? apparently, i lost. >> can you imagine yourself as a grandfather at all in life? >>> next, nbc comedy "truth be told." >> she's hot. >> our television show will tackle things people think about but never really want to talk about it. >> and welcome back "the muppets." >> i'm so excited for the show. we're getting a behind the scenes look at the reality series almost. kind of similar to the kardashians, almost. >> sure. who doesn't know about the kardashians? their lives are exposed all over television. which is kind of what's going to happen to me, i'm thinking. a little scary. >> another returning tv vet, "miami vice," don johnson is back on prime time "blood and oil" and this show feels familiar too. >> do you think i'm just going kingdom and watch you drive it over the cliff? >> fans are already comparing it to "dallas." comparing your character to larry hegman's character. how do you feel about that comparison? >> if we're fortunate enough to be on the air as long as "dallas" was,

. >>> meet the grandpa taking the hip-hop world by storm. >> my dancing name is og. >> yeah, that's o.g. for old guy. the twist of events that drove him to the dance floor. >>> coming up in sports, the latest on the release of aldon smith and the giants went out all out in chicago in hopes of staying close in the wildcard race. stick around, sports is coming up. >>> and here is a live shot of the bay bridge this morning. we got some fog rolling in, but it'll be clearing out later on. we'll >>> by now you've heard about the niners letting aldon smith go. he was arrested for dui and vandalism on friday morning. on the field smith was one of the best pass rushers in the nfl with 100 career sacks in 50 games. off the field is where he fell short with suspensions and missed ball games. it's a big blow for the team, but an even more bigger blow for smith. we hope he makes it back. ryan vogelssong making his first start since july 11th. bottom of the 2nd, duffy with the amazing grab at 3rd. check this out. he makes the diving grab to rod addison, extra bases and likely saves a run. that's just

oh, sorry to brunch and bail, grandpa, but i've got a date. uh, with whom? a gorgeous guy i met at school. ooh, goes there or cleans there? mom. answer the question. so everyone's leaving? no, i'm -- i'm not.

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