i will follow. and one day i went to like. christian center and i saw a computer and i was asking my mother like what is that and she said i was a computer and i was like i want to use that one day and then like i went to an internet cafe and my friend the store for me a video game called grand theft auto like when i started playing it. like when i stopped playing i was like you know this is a great video game and how can we be able to use game 4 for impact game to bring peace and you're missing the thought that because most kids when they're playing grand theft auto are not thinking how do i change the well because i think you have any point the reason is because what i was seeing in the game was actually what is happening in my country and i was like how can i do use this to be able i because i'm from a country that 73 percent of the population is under the age of 30 these are young children who were born where they were raised in war and when they start playing this kind of game they call it can be able to change their mindset and i went and i told my mother need a lot of and she loved me and she like what i'm going to do w

and tough. when i was six, my father died, and my motherand i had to tough. when i was six, my father died, and my mother to go on the streets and beg for a living. it was hard trying to survive. everyone was poor. people gave us free buns and bread which help keep us free buns and bread which help keep us alive for a while. after trying lots of different ways to keep food on the table, my mother had to marry again to survive. i went to a local factory to learn how to make and fix bikes, but i still couldn't in enough to buy basics like bread and butter, so i learned how to ride rickshaws in beijing to own more money. after the peaceful liberation of beijing in early 1919, an undercover communist party member approached me. he explained that the communist army was different from the nationalists. it worked for the people and helped the poor. it made me feel like they were family. that is when i decided to become a communist soldier in beijing. i often told my children and grandchildren that i was so proud to join the army. but even now i deeply regret that i was not allowed to join the communist party. i

mother is never spoke to me. i forgave her though i went to see her and forgave my foster mother fully. my birth mother. can't i can't speak for her and for the relationship how the relationship is i can't speak to that because that's that's from from. one of the things that i learned about family is is that sometimes i didn't realize this but sometimes a family feels things are better not. you know many of our families you know sometimes we don't speak about the traumatic events that happened to was because they're too painful. and and i'm not like that i didn't realize that that's how family families are because i came out having to tell my story so that i could find my family that's the only way i could find them is to tell my story i didn't realize that family is really base it's all about stories and it's all about stories that are not spoken as well as the ones that are spoken. so it's complicated i also. have a poem we have one minute do yours does your poem fit into one minute invisible case and i can make it do that thanks yes. i'll make it do that if there was from a mother to a child. if ther

my mum woke me up and everything was packed. we had a tiny suitcase with us, my brother and i. and my motherortant things and we left. i never said goodbye to my father. my mom's solution to forget him was simple. she cut his image out of every photograph in ourfamily album. those holes made it harder for me to forget him. i often wondered what it would have been like to have a father. i still do. my work is often about my own family, about the past, about memory. this project is one of the first projects that really inspired me to look inwards. to start exploring my own family history. my parents met in university in armenia. my mother had just turned 21. it's strange to look at images of them together. they look so happy. so in love. all i ever knew was her disappointment. i was born in russia at a time when the soviet union collapsed and my family, like a lot of russians, became desperate overnight. my mom wanted something more for my life. she always did. she didn't have a relationship, she didn't have a family beyond my brother and i. and we left. i never thought we wouldn't see my dad

i can't let go. - you're very honest. and i can't. and i can't, and i try. and always when i worry and i can't call my mothera say, "honey, everything's gonna be all right." my mommy is caring, considerate, sensitive, and worries about others. i love you, mom. where are you, mom? i love you, mom. how did your grandchild bea change your life? oh, well, i need an extra chamber here. she, oh, god, she's just light. and-- and she's just total joy. and i think the great thing about being a grandparent, you really are in the moment. you realize you're in a certain place in your life, and you don't miss the moments. if she, you know, wants to go play on that jungle gym out there, i'm gonna go, and i am gonna stay as long as she wants. you know, you're not punching a clock as much. you're really-- you know this time is valuable. oh, boy, it's valuable. i have to tell you, um, - you surprised me. - really? yeah, you really surprised me. - in what way? - you seem to have your priorities straight and your aspirations straight, and none of this was an accident now that i hear your life story. and it really is impressive

my family might be very sure his. i don't remember i thank him. and ninety's thought to down one last time i think i heard. my mother as she expressed that she she came to stop. shipping. in. peace and i mean that is like that are tough to me off because this is taken a lot from our failure. urban life i wanted to dance you know especially if you're in prison doing all that time and your mother saying why he and then from now for no reason she's you close your life that's when a mother spoils stood by especially and gave as your innocence. to people. i sort of feel that israel may tell you too that. samantha. and then of course we found serious grandma. close. china china cardiod do everything that. you know an arsenal nasser fall and also a car ricky you know i say this was a car metaphor here you see the new series go call this model. here. you're ever going to hear here and get back to me so i'm in asbury park right now. thank you sarah. and i just says. is not together man is doing no sickness. and says. oh mikey makers here's a moment of not. i'm not i'm not i just saw no how i have to wonder if your. car in no

and i never would bring this to my parents. i would never bring it to my mother. i just had to deal with it. and i wanted her to be proud of me. >> it makes me think, the whole thing about trauma, it makes me think of all the people who -- it makes me so much more empathetic to other people because there's all these people who have all had trauma who have not been able to afford psychotherapy or any form of therapy who have not addressed any of this stuff. >> that's what's disturbing. i sometimes sit there in therapy and i go thank goodness i could afford this wonderful doctor who has spent his life really making sure he's a good psychotherapist. he puts his narcissism aside. you know, i was sitting in a psychotherapist's office and i said to him, the reason for this book is really you. he goes, now you're going to give me the book, it's not you, it's me. i interviewed those people. i said no, i want to dedicate the book to you. he goes, why would you do that? here was a man showing me he could put aside his own narcissism, sure, it would have been very flattering

i was traumatised, they were nervous, it was pretty grim! my feelings were just of being disturbed, of being with strange people, of not understanding what was going on, and when was i going to see my motherwe were reunited after about 12 months or so, and we lived with our natural parents when i was in my teens, but as i think happens quite often with separated families, i never really bonded with them again, and that i really mourn. the act of sending your children away is a fantastic act of love. it didn't seem like it at the time, but it is the most loving thing a parent can do. the former child refugee, dame stephanie shirley. now to america, and a pioneering dance company that defied the prejudice that kept black people out of ballet. the dance theatre of harlem was the first classical ballet company for black dancers. it was founded by arthur mitchell in a converted garage in harlem in 1969. virginia johnson was one of the first to join. it wasn't until i was graduating from the washington school of ballet that the director came to me, and she said, you know, you're going to have a career, you're a really wonderful dancer, but you're never going to be a ballerina because of the col

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>> those funeral protest i was 19 years old when we started protesting soldiers funerals and i asked my mother's is a change in our music ministry. we had before and i need to understand why we are doing this i need to understand why. and she took me to deuteronomy where god says i set before you a day of blessing and curse that you will obey me and a curse that you won't can we all agree if it - - a child is a curse from god and not a blessing we believe in predestination anything that happens is the will of god and god will this to happen it is punishment so going to protest at a funeral my mother said we were connecting point a your manner of life that is that punishment the person is dead so we need to tell the living it wasn't about the dead about the living to give them an opportunity to repent or perish is not repent or be killed in a war or repent or you will go to hell like this man. and then they see it as the definition of love and compassion because if you see somebody going down a path my mother would say curse is from god and held to that if they go down that path and don't warn th

my friend might be very sure his name. i don't remember i thank him and ninety's. to town wife was the last time i think i heard. my mother as she expressed that she she came to stop. shooting. in the. case and i mean that was like that are tough to me off because this is taken a lot from our failure. terminal i wanted to dance you know especially if you're in prison to all that time and your mother would say you know why he and then from now for no reason just because you love that's when a mother spoils stick by the specially of game as you innocent. people. are you sort of that is reporting that may tell you too that. samantha. and then of course through from serious grandma. clothes. horse. china china cardiod there. in your arsenal now cell phone and also car ricky you know are you serious was a car there for here you see the new series girl called his mother. here. you're ever going to hear hearing get back to me i'm in asbury park right now . thank you sarah. and i just says phantom is not together man is doing no sickness. and says. oh mikey makers here's a moment of not. i'm not i'm not i just saw know how. to wo

i get angry. don't you think also better off and get about the past and move on. ricky. this is sonny i just. do you know. my mother. was very. good to. you because i want to go to you know. i don't want to hear. and astonishing. and has made the nest. oh whoa whoa yeah ok ok. i'm done here ok chinese you get information from me ok. ok thanks for. from the call last night from my cousin ricky you know where travis neptune is variable with where my. my family is very. i think i can remember. the way to town he said ship a. c. might be buried at the paper my friend might be very sure his. i don't remember i think and. ninety's. 2 towns one was the last time i think x. . my mom when she expressed that she she came to a stop. she came. in no. case and i mean i was like that are tough to me off. because this is taking a lot from our players. herman i wanted to dance you know especially if you're in prison to all that town and your mother. and then from now for no reason just because you're locked up that's when a mother spoils stick by especially and gave no debts to innocent. people. i sort of for that report that may

i was 8 years old. we'd just moved to the u.s. and i heard something fall, and i got up and the first thing i saw was my mother on top of him trying him up. he was dying. she was saying in french, like, "patrick, wake up. patrick, wake up." and i was watching all this happen. i didn't speak any english. and i still managed to call 911 and say, "my father's dying. please send an ambulance." then when i hung up the phone, i saw my 5-year-old sister, and she looked at me, she goes, "what's going on?" and i said, "everything's gonna be okay." and i grabbed her, we went into our room and i took out games. she goes, "what's going on with dad?" i go, "nothing. let's just play." and i put her to bed, and... and then i woke up the next morning and i saw my mother on the couch, and she said, "your father died last night." and i looked at her, and i said, "i think stephanie and i need to go to school." i was 8 years old. that's what i remember. this is another piece of that puzzle. lemonis: what is? nicolas: our relationship. i mean, she is everything -- mom, dad, friend, partner. -lemonis: employee. [ chuckles ] -nicolas: employee. lemonis:

spent a lot of time in massachusetts but i started on the southside chicago and i lived there with my mothermy sister, my grandparents and varies both as a came and went, in my grandparents two-bedroom tenement, a lot of time and welfare. my mother, sister and i should one of those bedrooms and a set of bunk beds so you go from the top to the bottom to the floor every third night on the floor. i went to big broken overcrowded underresourced sometimes violent public schools. but you know what, my grandmother used to tell us never say you are poor. she said we are broke, because broke his temporary. that was the time for all the things we didn't have where we had a strong sense of community. because in those days every child was under the jurisdiction of releasing a dove on the block. if you messed up down the street in front of ms. jones she would go upside. as it you were hers and then called home so you got it two times. i think with this adult were trying to teach as is that membership in a community is understanding you have a stake in your neighbors dreams and struggles as well as your o

don't think my father were really aware of that, and those didn't really become evident until i was about five, i guess, and my marriage blew up, and my mother took me all over the world. most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they would end up hospitalized. when i was about six i guess, my mother took me to japan, and that was a very interesting trip where we went over with a boyfriend of hers, and he was working there. i remember the open sewers and gigantic frogs that lived in the sewers and things like that. mostly i remember the smells very intensely, but i loved japan. it was wonderful. toward the end. my mother had a breakdown, and that was the cycle. we would go somewhere, stay for a certain amount of months, a year, period of time, and she would inevitably have a breakdown. we always came back to san francisco which i guess came me some sense of continuity and that was what kept me sort of stable. my mother hated to fly, so she would always make us take ships places, so on this particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship.

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and i think, "poll tax, riots, the miners‘ strike" — that was not a cohesive period. and you know, i was quite naive, and my motheri am now about the world". and i said "you were a teenager in 1939". and she said "so i was". i do think that you have to keep a certain amount of perspective. behind you, there a re endless letters. in terms of threats you have had this year, legal and otherwise — you have had many legal threats over the year — how does this year rank in terms of the threats to ruin you and your family's weafre? interesting, because i think that something about brexit, people must be a bit more depressed. we have had quite a lot of very rich people suing. what sort of stuff? mostly russian or thereabouts. about money and why it's in london, where it is going to, and we've had quite a lot of that. is there ever any danger that these cases are going to end up bankrupting you and private eye? i have a wooden table. we will see. we survive on the favour of our readers. they pay up and that is where our money comes from. and, you know, most of our stories are about unexplained wealth. you know where ours i

i had to meet ella's mother. when i talked to a defense attorney, i had to be paris' mother. if i try to put paris and ella together in myt close to insanity. >> that division wound up playing in a very odd confusion when you went to court, mother of the victim, mother of the perpetrator. that literally you didn't know where to sit. >> at one point, i sat in the middle. because i can't choose sides. they're both my children. >> detective glenn investigation of the murder took months. >> we are able to show that there was a question about whether he was having ha hallucinations even though his father was diagnosed with schizophrenia. >> within the six-hour period, he already had three different stories. >> the findings changed the way charity saw her son. >> she was like charity, we have the preliminary results back. ella was stabbed 17 times. and so i went to see him that night. i was like - i don't believe you anymore. i think you killed your sister on purpose. did you? all of a sudden he became a complete different person. it is like he no longer had to keep up this act. he looked at me and said, y'all are all so [ ble

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night around well basically i should have perished and sat on the round oh i should have been transported to the male camp but i wanted to stick as close as possible with my mother and that is why i managed to join the younger kids and women cool with their children who were gathered there in the evening on the 13th of august here undergo russians and then they were transported into the sauna into the baths of century version so we went then went to warsaw prizes and business your shoe which are really wet in transport for a couple of days already we couldn't wash we couldn't take shallow at we were down then descend us trying to protect ourselves against bombings. and against the out to the really good and all of a sudden hell we are vicious we go when we entered. the baths dissolved up they asked us to strip our clothes. we'll use a movie to show cause it came as a great shock for myself when i see. elect me when i was 12 years old at that time and all of a sudden i have to strip down. in front of all the we men including my mother you know it's remember i didn't know what to do where to look i didn't want to look at these women naked it could be a document ye

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and father broke up when my sister and i were 4 years old i have a twin sister and so. it's a very funny time actually because my mother had to go back to canada where i grew up and find a place for us to live in a place for us to go to school so for about 6 months we were left unsupervised with my father and he used to take us to nursery school and he had long hair this is like in 71 and a huge beard and a leather jacket he just looked different than all the other parents and he used to drive us in and old for ari that he won in a poker game. and in that ferrari was an 8 track player and you probably don't know there's been a truck players a musical device that played music back in the seventy's it no longer exists and he played one record for 10 years and it was a bob dylan. period in your. car care good. morning. america 1 are. coming. to our. not. only. your sister. i heard the. sound you can sue my. sister and me. and then she said out of. the school. girl friends down by. one john said jack. that's. sad jack call her out. that it sounds. too good clowning around to consider flushed and mendel said. misfits let me

and father broke up when my sister and i were 4 years old i have a twin sister and slowly. it's a very funny time actually because my mother had to go back to canada where i grew up and find a place for us to live in a place for us to go to school so for about 6 months we were left unsupervised with my father and he used to take us to nursery school and he had long hair of us was like in 71 and a huge beard and a leather jacket he just looked different than all the other parents and he used to drive us in and old for ari that he won in a poker game. and in that ferrari was an 8 track player and you probably don't know there's been a truck player is a musical device that played music back in the seventy's it no longer exists and he played one record for 10 years and it was a bob dylan. karkare shoes big. box. come. here are. not. her. there since. i've heard them this. nothing can soon. enough for me. and then she said out. it's too long. for. the galaxy. jack. coming. out of. the south just coming. down the. hill county trying to consider flushed and mendel says want to shot disputes let me tell you something. show me your

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rodino: one sunday morning i was back in new jersey with my wife at that time, who has since passed away, and i recall we had just come back from mass and my mother-in-law told me the white house had just called and the president was calling me. i immediately called back. i forget who it was i was in touch with, one of the president's assistance. they said the president did want to talk with you. the president wanted to advise you he was going to issue a pardon. as soon as i heard that, i thought to myself, my god. either president ford has lost his mind, lost his cool or maybe , richard nixon is about ready to die or something has occurred that has caused him to make this decision. i recall early on when president ford, who is a dear friend of mine, early on during a press conference, he had stated he was going to wait until the process went down the line. that there was a complete investigation. as you know, the special prosecutor, leon jaworski, still investigating at that time and i thought that was what he was going to do. he was asked whether he would issue a pardon and he stated he knew it was within his absolute power to do so, but he was

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