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>> i remember him mostly as grandpa.this was somebody, you know where you had to be a little careful around him because he didn't like idle small children. when i was very young, he came to visit us in new york and he would stay down the street in the carlisle hotel he would let himself in, let himself into the house, follow the newspapers and through them on the floor in the living room until somebody woke up. in my younger brother and i were the first ones downstairs and he was behind the new york times we didn't see us. so we went to the den to turn on the television. and he put the paper down and he called us and said where you going? and we said into the den to watch tv, and he said you don't want to do that. and i'm sure i was thinking yes i do, so i was to towing and he went into the den and he reach on the top shelf and he took down a book and he said you two come here and sit by me. and we did. and he opened the book and start reading, my mother came down 15-20 minutes later and stopped cold at the bottom of the

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what would grandpa say? >> i think grandpa would be stunned, amazed, and pleased.y is up there looking down with big smiles on their faces. >> was the black swamp find nearly history's most epic case of some guy's mom throwing out his baseball-card collection? karl thinks so. when he made his big discovery in the attic, he spied several wrinkled and grimy cards strewn among the rafters and the floorboards. karl believes that they went flying during one of his grandma jennie's cleaning purges, when she'd pitch boxes of junk right out the attic window into a big mound below. thank goodness she never got hold of that one box in the corner. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thank you so much for joining us. and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. . jerry baker's interview with john bolton right here. from the fox studios in washington d.c. this is "maria bartiromo's wall street." bre happy weekend from

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someone says, ‘oil is evil,‘ i think, ‘my grandpa wasn't evil‘".energy, and the town is trying to show you can be conservative in america and still care about the environment. it‘s just that politics really doesn‘t make it easy. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in georgetown, texas. a christmas carol, one of the best—loved stories by charles dickens, is 175 years old today. the story of scrooge, the miser who is forced to become compassionate by ghosts —— was written in condemnation of the child poverty that dickens saw around him. the first edition, published in december 1843, immediately sold out, and the tale has captivated people ever since. david sillito reports. # god rest you merry gentleman... "marley was dead. to begin with, there was no doubt whatever about that. the register of his burial had been signed by the clerk." a christmas carol. simon callow is at the moment performing it onstage twice a day in this, its anniversary year. i‘m holding this very gently because this is an original a christmas carol, published exactly 175 years ago and they

someone says, ‘0il is evil,‘ i think, ‘my grandpa wasn't evil‘".energy, and the town is trying to show you can be conservative in america and still care about the environment. it's just that politics really doesn't make it easy. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in georgetown, texas. it was 175 years ago that one of charles dickens best loved stories, a christmas carol was published. the story of scrooge, the miser who is forced to become compassionate was written to condemn the child poverty that dickens saw around him. the first edition immediately sold out, and the tale has captivated people ever since. one of his descendants has read from an original copy of the book to mark the anniversary. david sillito reports. # god rest you merry gentleman... "marley was dead. to begin with, there was no doubt whatever about that. the register of his burial had been signed by the clerk." a christmas carol. simon callow is at the moment performing it onstage twice a day in this, its anniversary year. i'm holding this very gently because this is an original a christm

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my grandpa led the soviet union to cuba before he left. my grandfather used to have a company created december 5 of 1962, so my father was born in havana in 1970, my grandfather for the second time had to flee the regime and left everything in cuba, house, company, family, and now 2017 i have to flee venezuela after he moved from the regime and i am hiding because they wanted to leave venezuela. 100 years, three different generations, three different countries, this is a system that does not respect human rights. system that does not respect the freedom of the press. system that does not respect artillery. a system that does not respect private property. it does not respect harmony because they have separation of families. i have family also in the united states and when they fled cuba a cousin of mine was in different places and i always tell cubans it's all about the cubans. when you see them, you have the feds and the socialism of the 21st century. when you have countries like venezuela and nicaragua and cuba, they have the socialism of

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before i was born, my father said my great grandpa [inaudible] it was so hard and all i remember is a being hungry and desperate and afraid they could hear me and that is the first thing my mom told me us don't even whisper. but by that i feel like thinking back i was loved in my household. host color is your family, your mother and sister and father to a? >> my father died from lung cancer in prison in north korea. my mother in south korea in the countryside and my older sister we were separated for like ten years and she's in south korea studying union rights now. are you a citizen? are you going to go for your citizenship tax >> of course. what year did you cross the river? >> 2007, march 31. i was 13. >> you in the hospital. my mother remained at my bedside because th they had no money to bribe them, the nurses ignored me. my other had to do everything from keeping my incision cleaned giving me whatever food she could find. the hospital is poorly equipped and filthy. to use the bathroom i have to get up and across cross the cod to reach the outhouse. at first i was too weak to sta