jamie: before jimi's girlfriend can arrive, jimi days of aortic aneurysm. he's 38 years old. pascal is 8. >> i think when my dad died everyone was heart broken. kids soak up the atmosphere. wasn't that i readily want to do that, you don't know how to rationalize it. jamie: jimi's sister is at home with husband and two young children when she gets the call. she immediately begins the long trek up to oregon. she arrives to find a crowd of people she barely knows in her brother's house. what happens next will not only turn janni's life upside down but to determine whether her nephew's "strange inheritance" is enough wither on the vine. >> one of the few things you can do for someone who died is help their family take care of their unfinished business. jamie: that's next. and later -- >> how deep is it? >> about a penny. jamie: gymnastics. ahhh! wooo! >> but first our "strange inheritance" quiz question -- the answer in a moment. . >> so what's the reason some winemakers crush their grapes their feet? it's c, flavor. the human foot is ideally suited to crushing grapes without bre

joins me is shirra center and jimy williams, and tara.t. >> thank you. >>> i want to go back to the breaking sinus today. hillary clinton broke her silence on why she used a personal e-mail address for all her correspond as secretary of state. tara does this put the matter to rest? or does it race more questions? >> unfortunately for hillary clinton, this is not going to put the matter to rest because the republicans will continue to make this an issue. they talked about benghazi for years. they still talk about it. >> they're going back to it on this. >> exactly. so i think this is an opportunity for hillary clinton. i think she needs to take this as an opportunity to prepare herself, because this is going to be just like the rest of her campaign. they're going to throw everything at her plus the kitchen sink. she needs to be prepared to handle it. this is an opportunity to start to fight back and to hone her campaigning. >> jimmy, how did she do today? >> she didn't hurt herself, i don't think, but again here's what we know. republicans

world's youngest winery owner, following the untimely death of his father jimi brooks. janie heuck volunteered to oversee brooks wines until its young heir comes of age, she's struggling to keep her brother's legacy afloat. that is, until she gets a phone call from a wine steward in chicago. >> he called me and told me he was catering a dinner and wanted to serve our riesling, and lo and behold i got a call and e-mail from the white house. jamie: brooks 2006 riesling is selected for president barack obama's first state dinner, honoring the prime minister of india. when the white house calls and places an order for a state dinner does, that wine sell out? >> in this case because there was so much hype around it being his first dinner, it mate it more sought after. jamie: even though brooks wines is riding high, things aren't going as well for pascal. >> i think there's the age when their dad should be there, they will never get that. it was a difficult time f difficult time. lt time f >> add to that pascal and his mom have relocated across the country from portland toco

jimi hendrix has been too high. that matter (bleep)er found out. >> can i say matter (bleep)er? who is the matter (bleep)er in charge of saying mother (bleep)er? >> we. man, it was like i could see the future. we will be right back. new trident unwrapped is the gum you love without a wrapper. welcome to the easy life. ♪ trident unwrapped. super useful. helps fight cavities. ♪ real fruit in silky smooth dove dark chocolate. new dove fruit. choose a pleasure less ordinary. so if i gave you a bud light are you up for whatever happens next? yeah! check it out. the perfect beer for stepping outside for some old school fun. my goodness... aaaahhhhhh! pac-maaaaaaaan! goooo! ♪ ♪ no! yeah, riley! ♪ ♪ we have a winner! what is going on?!?! >> thank you welcome back. now 0 to find out more about the state of our marijuana culture i am going to need some help so join me in helping me welcoming the nightly show's own ricky velez. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, we decided to fly ricky across the country in our biggest, biggest field piece ever to talk to people on both sides of the

jimi hendrix has been too high. that matter (bleep)er found out. >> can i say matter (bleep)er? who is the matter (bleep)er in charge of saying mother (bleep)er? >> we. man, it was like i could see the future. we will be right back. new trident unwrapped is the gum you love without a wrapper. welcome to the easy life. ♪ trident unwrapped. super useful. helps fight cavities. >> thank you welcome back. now 0 to find out more about the state of our marijuana culture i am going to need some help so join me in helping me welcoming the nightly show's own ricky velez. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, we decided to fly ricky across the country in our biggest, biggest field piece ever to talk to people on both sides of the issue. people such as michele leonhart the head of the dea who criticized president obama for saying marijuana is safer than alcohol, as well as a number of sitting u.s. senators. let's take a look. there this is our biggest piece yet so let's take a look. >> are we going to -- you know, write do any of that at all. >> what? >> yeah, but it wasn't my fault, lar

joining me tonight midwin charles, msnbc contributor jimy williams and political strategist angela ryeing here tonight. we start with a very personal revelation from one of the hollywood's biggest stars. angelina jolie writes in "new york times" that -- in order to avoid cancer she has had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed, forcing her body into early men opaul, a carrier of the so-called breast cancer gene already had a double mastectomy two years ago. she decided to have her latest round of surgery earlier this month after blood tests showed signs of what could have been early stage cancer. she writes -- its not possible to remove all risk and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i am making for myself and my family. i nigh moe children will never have to say -- mom died of ovarian cancer. mid win, what do you think of her going public in this way? >> it's think it's an amazing and wonderful thing for her to do. i was quite surprised at the level of detail and the extent she describes what she went through and why she made what some

membership to the museum as well as a tour of the private rock 'n' roll vault featuring his favorite artist jimi hendrix. >> lucky guy. >> he should play the lottery. coming up on at 4:00 we'll tell you about a new distinction for millennials they may not like very much and how technology is playing a role. >> it appears we have a new crime trend targeting women and their phones at d.c. bars. i'm jennifer >> only on 7 tonight, a series of thefts at popular bars has women on alert. >> fighting back crime reporter jennifer donelan is live from dupont circle with what's being stolen here. jen? auto >> well, alison and kimberly, we're talking about cell phones. this is a new trend that's happening in the last month. we know it's happening at least two bars here at dupont circle. let's give you this video. we met kara peters earlier today a few hours ago, she's one of the victims. she goes to the griffin lounge here on connecticut avenue. she's at the bar ordering her first drink of the night. a guy approaches her. talks to her. says he wants to show her a magic trick with the napkin. she has her pur

then by night, i would be in a room listening to charlie parker and john koltrain and freddy king and jimicities and then i went to school and it was difficult. >> you ultimately got to do that, you pursued that as an adult? >> it happened really fast for me really really fast. by 2000 i signed my record deal, 2001 record came out. >> "room for squares," it's everywhere. ♪ your body is a wonderland ♪ >> you were transformed. >> yeah. >> what's that experience like? >> it's a rocket ride. >> were you ready for it? >> yeah everything that happened, it made perfect sense to a guy like me. if you asked somebody from fairfield, connecticut, what do you think is going to happen to john, they'd go, oh, yeah, absolutely. he was going to hit it so hard that at first people are going to go great job, and he was never going to stop until he went off the rails. >> you think you went off the rails, though? >> in my way. based on what my payload was, i didn't have a drinking problem. i wasn't -- it was a thinking man's fiasco. it was like -- and it's a lot hard tore explain to somebody. when you're 23 a