a stressful day deserves a restful night. >>> grandpa's first flight.ing to be awesome. >> the grandpa brings to bring to work day. even used to be a smoke jumper. those heroic guys that jump behind enemy lines and put fires out. this is him picking grandpa up for his first para-motor flight. start running, start running. fortunately the canopy inflates and they start sailing off into e the air. >> so grandpa is the inspiration for the flight and now the favor is returned. . >> it comes full circle. it's going beautifully. a couple minutes in we have the moment where the engine cuts out, but it's deliberate. so what he's doing here is he's trying to give grandpa a lesson. show him what he can do. then it's time to come down to land. >> 30 or 60 feet i'm going to turn left right into the wind. >> things don't go quite according to plan. they lose a bit of lift. >> and wait for it and -- >> ooh. >> that's the part i love. the ooh. >> it's so distinct. such a distinct ooh. that's not how things were supposed to go. >> he was cracking up at the situation. i

this is grandpa taft. grandpa taft was a self-taught to judge when they lived back in townsend, vermont. the parlor room is a room where the tafts would gather whenever they have important guests coming to visit the taft home. basically there was a general jacob cox, friend of alfonso , taft and the taft family, he was once invited to have dinner here at the family home. he would actually send a letter to alfonso, asking if he could bring a young brigadier along with him. his name was james a. garfield. imagine that. president coming here to visit the mount auburn home in cincinnati. we now move to the library. this is where the family would gather and have quiet evenings, spending a lot of time in particular space. i try to imagine seeing grandma and grandpa taft sitting here on an old horse hair sofa couch, possibly reading the cincinnati inquirer newspaper. some things that has happened in the events of history, the civil war has already ended four months prior to september. also it is the same year pre

grandpa, are you okay? grandpa, are you okay? first thought was, wow, this really just happened. how am i not dead? and then i looked at myself and i was like, okay, everything is working. you know, my body's intact. >> grandpa, are you okay? grandpa, are you okay? >> okay. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> i was like, okay, we have to get out this plane because it could blow up. >> ian dislodges himself from the wreckage, but his grandfather is stuck, his legs trapped by equipment that hit him upon impact. >> he lifted my 230-pound frame and he helped me get out of the airplane. luckily for both of us, we didn't have any fire. so we were able to get out of the plane without any further injury. >> help soon arrives on the scene. >> i was just excited that i was alive. he was mainly mad because he crashed it. >> i felt very sad. instantly very exasperated, sad. how could i have done this? i'm done flying. i'll never fly again. >> the plane was a wreck. >> but ian's biggest concern is his grandfather's health. >> okay. >> he could be hurt from

. >> 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 suits. >> i think for a grandma. snoop wears them. they have similar style. grandpa snoop. >> 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 to the emergency room with my grandma. before i went in she slammed on the brakes and said, we've got to put on powder because you never know who's going to be in there. my grandma is an actual beauty quee

grandpa didn't notice that at first. >> two. >> how many? >> two.wins. >> yeah, now he's reacting because he knows how difficult that's going to be. at first he was just excited. great, a grand kid. now it's oh shoot. >> two of them. uh-oh. >> everybody knows now. >> get the [ bleep ] out of here! >>> thanks for joining all five of us today. we'll see you next time on of us today. we'll see you next time on "right this minute." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's a sunny day in saudi. this guy's strolling on down the street. see the split second that saved his life. >> so close to dead. >>> it can barely keep its snout above water, so somebody's got to -- >> rescue the piglet. >> how one hero makes the dangerous descent. >>> nothing better than jet skiing with your bros, but -- >> you've got to use protection. >> that's true. >> the moment these guys learn a hard lesson. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and youtubers take the great urban dicti

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grandpa versus slip n slide. >> i've got my money on the slip n slide. >> okay. aside from the fact that that's the world's shortest slip n slide, he makes it even shorter. >> yeah. ends up hitting himself in the face. toward the end when i'm assuming his grand drls daughter comes up and goes, okay, grandpa, i'll take that. second video, small child versus -- well, immature human male. see a very excited little kid. where is this going? >> i think you can see it. >> you then realize what a terrible idea this is. oh! >> tell me the child is okay. >> yes. the small child landed on the sofa. the guy who is filming is sitting on. you can hear the little kid giggling in the background. soechl could have gone wrong. it didn't. hence it's a win. >> don't do it again. >> that one as a win. move on. >>> time for some impromptu sports. >> this is now kind of an interesting social experiment. >> next "right this minute." >>> still to come, it's the rise of the drones. >> oh, that is cool! >> why there's more incredible shots where that came from. >> it's aawesome. >>> plus

a little kid, you felt like he was this fun grandpa. like the best grandpa.owever, there was the flip side. he could be incredibly angry. >> that was the 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 slamig. >> it was terrifying when he was upset about something. very terrifying. >> we were told if we said or thought something negative against the society or against him we could literally go to hell and there would be, like, reprecussions that we wouldn't be able to handle. >> whits you weak up. it's during the day. it's when you go to sleep at night. this ashra ra, and this religion determined everything. he held absolute power for anything. >> people looking for their reason of living, but one of the successes of some of these guys and expose them only to what's going on in there, and that compromises people. if people aren't fairly street smart, i always call it, street smart, it sets up the victimhood. >> there is a strange and vague line with intimaty there that was defi

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he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids where he does. i'd 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? >>> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, ray slagle became a successful hustler because of his ability to deal with other inmates. >> all right, guys. >> but as a father of a teenager, he wasn't quite as confident of his skills. his daughter raven was 16 years old with a newborn of her own. she and ray had not seen each other in almost ten years, but with his release date only a month away, they arranged for a visit. >> i was really

you i don't know, grandpa.w. this was when he has his nervous breakdown. >> i came back from the gulf war, it was within three months that i had this breakdown. i think this was also when my posttraumatic stress kicked in a little bit later. >> so, he's got all of these things going, it's like this tsunami building inside of him and he's got to get away, he's got to do something. >> at that point, tim mcveigh decides to hit the road, let's go see what we can find. >> and his odyssey begins. when it comes to quitting cigarettes, why does it feel like all or nothing? would you expect me to lose 25 pounds overnight? i'm taking it one cigarette at a time. that's how zonnic helps me quit. zonnic nicotine gum. every victory counts. >>> in january 1993, timothy mcveigh is trust rated he's been enduring and still shaken by his experiences in the gulf war. eager to figure out his mission, mcveigh packs up his car and says goodbye to his hometown of pendleton, new york. >> i stayed home for one year and one month and sai

. >> 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 10:00 a.m. eastern. 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

, you're a grandpa. >> ooh. >> matt, you're a grandpa. >> yeah. >> real, a grandfather. >> yeah. >> okayis before. >> markings i look at it and i think would i be able to hit somebody hard enough to make it convincing on camera or would i wince before i actually got thereto if i was the guy getting slapped. >> you winced allotted. >> did i really. i'm a little sore, too. "fuller house" is coming to netflix. >> like me and tom cruise. >> never quite cross that had line. >> "fuller house," do you have any idea how much fans are looking forward to this? >> yeah, i do. i've been trying to get this show off the ground for years, about six, seven years because i knew how important this show was to people. i think it was cancelled a little premature. we were still going strong. we didn't even know the show was going to be cancelled until a few weeks before. didn't even do a finale of "full house" so for years i've been trying to get this going again. realized how important it is to people. >> there's a cadence with a cast, with a sitcom. did it pick right back up when you started shooting? >> o

this is grandpa taft. grandpa taft was a self-taught to judge when they lived back in townsend, vermont. taft's would gather whenever they have important guests coming to visit the taft home. cox, friend of alfonso taft and the taft family, he was once invited to have dinner here at the family home. he would actually send a letter to alfonso, asking if he could bring a young brigadier along with him. his name was james a garfield. another ohio in president coming here to visit the mount auburn home in cincinnati. we now move to the library. this is where the family would gather and half quiet evenings, spending a lot of time in particular space. to imagine seeing grandma and grandpa taft sitting here on a horse yourself a couch, possibly reading the cincinnati .nquirer newspaper some things that has happened in the events of history, the civil war has already ended four months prior to september. also it is the same year president abraham lincoln was assassinated by john wilkes booth. people in cincinnati

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

to do. >> he is a new grandpa. >> and he is proud of it. >> we should appreciate them every day.len has a look at upcoming events to explore where you live. >> september is california wine month. what better way to celebrate than the 44th art and wine festival. cool off with delicious beverages and brews, food and shopping. there is plenty of fun for the kids. and the weather will be just perfect to dive into hot fudge ice cream sundaes. proceeds from the event go to project open hand that provides meals to homebound critically ill. a week from today the annual festival celebrating asian innovation, art and media. this year's lineup begins with a fresh twist. the film about fresh off the boat. for more information about these and other events go to our website at abc7news.com. leyla gulen, abc 7. >>> we have all heard the talk of an el nino being a drought buster this winter. what if it doesn't happen? the preparations underway in case the rain never arrives. >>> coming to america, the white house reveals how many refugees may be on the way to the u.s. >> and abc 7 news goes insi

if i wanted to talk to grandpa, that is where i looked. he was always reading.y grandmother and mother sat in those chairs and often read in the here with them. my grandmother and mother used to start fighting. my grandfather was -- would read down to the end of the page and look up and try to decide whether or not the fight was escalating to the point he should get out of the room. if everything was ok, he would go to the next page and read down and check again. this is the formal dining room. this is where we ate the evening meal every day. breakfast in the kitchen and a sandwich or something for lunch. this is where we ate all formal dinner meals, the dining room. my grandmother sat at that end of the table, closest to the kitchen, i think. if we go through here, we are in the center of the house in the foyer. you will notice the biggest portrait in the house is that of my late mother. she was their only child and only can seemed -- conceived after my grandmother suffered two miscarriages. she was 39 after she was born and was very precious to my grandparents

and i'm grandpa or papa, and that's okay. there is a lot of camaraderie here.s kind of like being in the military, not to insult the military, i've been there ten years. there is 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. i 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 and he was a little abrasive and come in and for food and you ask them their name. hey, good morning, officer field. 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 and i don't need any more, and i'm trying to make the best of a bad situation. but there are s

. >> there is a moment in the book where you're with your grandpa, you're riding and a horse goes down. what happened? >> the ranch is about 18 miles on a gravel road from the main highway. i remember we were riding back and it was my sister and i. she's younger than i am. i must have been six and she was about four. we were having fun going down the road and we came to a cattle guard. one of his horses had fallen through and broken its leg. we came upon it and it's in pain and writhing. my grandfather slowed down and he was reaching behind for the rifle that he had in the truck and he said to me, get down, he looked me in the eye and he said, and don't get up. so i closed my eyes. i cheated a little bit because i didn't get up, but i did look up and i remember seeing his face. it was framed in the window and i saw this tear come down his face and i knew how hard it was for him to put down an animal this he cared about. when we get back in the truck, he gets back in the truck, i think he knew that i had looked up and he just put his hand on my knee and he squeezed it. >> she said he ha

"gus and me," about your grandpa. >> right. >> jimmy: do you ever let your grandkids play your guitar? >> oh, yeah. i let them do anything they like with them. >> jimmy: you do. [ laughter ] i mean, come on. a grandpa. i mean how awesome is that? >> i'd go with a one. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. absolutely yeah. i think i'd just play with them. but it just goes to show, what different sounds you get from different guitars and how you were influenced by not only the music you grew up on but playing. here's a clip from the new netflix documentary, "keith richards under the influence." take a look at this. >> mind you, i don't go around searching for songs, you know. with a butterfly net. because i think, basically songs have to come to you. you know, going around i tried to wrigle them out. all of it with a sharp stick. and they kind of hear you go, "son of a bitch." >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. guys, "cross-eyed heart" is available now. be sure to catch "keith richards under the influence" on netflix. just search for keith. emma roberts joins us next. stick around, every

there are those -- i found letters recently in the 1950s -- in the late 1950s, grandpa told television interviewer that he had no problem using the weapons and he would do it again if he had to given the same circumstances. that prompted a formal protest from the hero s hiroshima cityc. he said, i understand how you feel. however, let me remind you of something. he proceeded to set out how the war had been started, why he felt did he what he had to do. >> clifton truman daniel who visited hiroshima and nagasaki 67 years after the bombs dropped on those cities, a decision made by his grandfather, president harry truman, thank you very much for sharing your trip and your son's video with the c-span american history audience. we appreciate your video and your experience. >> thanks, susan. >>> live events to tell you about on the c-span networks. we will have the secretary's remarks at 1:00 p.m. on c-span. >>> a signature feature of book tv is our all day coverage of book fairs and festivals from across the country with top non-fiction authors. here is our schedule. that's a few of the fai

there is a morton in moorestown, she remembers the night when the french marched past, grandma and grandpa hid and close the door and did not want anything to do with it. they remembered having to leave the rhyme land area because of the wars of louis the 14th. you can't escape history. at some point it will catch up with you. soldiersthe french over here. you have to ask the question, where are we in the united states? which part of the french army do you represent? does it all very, very local. -- because it is all very, very local. allied forces, french forces, army forces break camp in june of 1781 and set out for the place of rendezvous at white plains and westchester county. and there they encounter army troops who do not look like that . because -- and this is a drawing of a french officer -- because when the continental army forces and the french forces meet for 1781, thetime in july french are in for a surprise. one wrote, i had a chance to see the american army man for man, and it was really painful to see these brave men almost naked with only some trousers and little linen jack

and that's because that's the song her grandpa used to sing to her and she's been waiting to sing thatg to her child. and here she is, it is now their song. >> he's cute as a button. look at him. >>> chain saw prank, no chain saw. >> hold on. this is evil. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a magician wants to attempt a post-of trick. but see if he can get it together and pull off the ta-da. >>> plus tuesday's buzzword for your chance to win an ipad mini. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. daddy! lets play! sorry kids. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you feel more energized. dr. scholl's. feel the energy! nobody's hurt,but there will you totalstill be pain. new car. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car?

. >> say hi, grandpa. >> hi. >> reporter: an incredible moment and a promising start. caden now goes to therapy several times a week to work on his speech and his hearing. >> and i'm going to raise up his upper level of stimulation just a little bit on some of these electrodes. >> when we first saw him, after he received the implant for initial stimulation, we were amazed and delighted at how well he responded. not all children know what that sound is to begin with and don't always respond to it immediately. but he did. >> reporter: margaret winter is an awedologist with the usc caruso family center in los angeles. she and co-worker jamie glader have been working with caden and the abi patients since day one. the moran family is at the clinic today for the three-month follow-up. through a series of tests that are disguised as games, margaret and jamie monitor frequencies and volumes to see what caden can hear through his implant. for example, caden knows he can't add another leg to the table he's building until he hears a sound. >> wow. you're fast. >> imagine a newbor

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there were 15 feet underground in my grandpa would go all the time and drink my dad grew up seeing now he clearly was an alcoholic and started to drink more and more and when i was growing up i remember being in a car with him when he went off the road after a football game no one was hurt but it's clearly because he was drinking and we got home and he cried and told me he wouldn't do it again. then he had been drinking related arrests. back in the 70s they didn't do much about it. he got the news, it they didn't do much about it. finally before my wedding in 1993, he got a third dwi for driving related incident with alcohol and this time the laws had changed and i was treated very seriously. i went in with him and his lawyer and the counselor and talk to the judge and we went through everything that that it happened in our lives. he said full text drinking for a while, then he went back to it. he went to treatment and that is when he found redemption. he wrote about how his religion and a get through the time. because it speaks about it all the time and his whole life has been turned

granddaughter lindsey tweeting today, hope you and grandpa are enjoying the day together. >>> then baseball. yankees against the white sox. pineda gets the strikeout. he was strong for six. in the 3rd inning carlos beltran, two men on, and nobody's catching that one. except the kid in the front row. if anybody is going to catch it, could there have been anybody better? 3-2 yanks win, now three games behind the jays. magic number is 6 to love that kid. the mets' magic number shrunk tonight before they played their game by virtue of the nationals losing this afternoon, trying to get even lower in cincinnati. came in having lost six of their last eight games. lucas duda with the first of his two rbi doubles. daniel murphy would motor in. the mets are on top 3-1 as soon as murph scores. steven matthew tried other keep it there but the mets rally. david wright. matz leaves the game. murphy had three hits tonight including this two-out triple with curtis granderson on base. the mets win tonight 6-4. first place lead up to seven and a half games. magic number down to three. >>> let's get to footba

reading let's see pictures, pictures,pictures there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpae together♪ >>> finally tonight, donald trump on the hot seat yet again. he's gotten fresh trouble brewing with fellow presidential candidates. now our very own ladies of "the view" who gave him some advice today. >> and here's joining us on the phone right now. are you there, big d.? >> reporter: this morning donald trump getting a tough welcome on "the view." >> donald, you've got to get a little bit more informed on what's going on in women's issues. >> i do think i am very well informed. >> no, baby, i swear to you -- i swear to you, donald, you're misinformed here. >> reporter: the presidential hopeful now on the defense after attacking carly fiorina, telling "rolling stone" in a cover story, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that, the face of our next president? trump later insisting it wasn't about her looks. >> i'm talking about her persona. she failed miserably at hewlett-packard. she then ran for senate, lost in a landslide. now she's running for

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