now star mom with two doubters. get dishy and maybe a little bit unzbloxt wh comfortable. >> what's the worse luck you had with a guy beside dad a more difficult dude than your dad. >> leah unleashed and not holding back. thompson has been married to director howard d almost 30 years. once engaged to him during jaws. >> he was difficult. we were actors. we were young. your dad was a much more stable dude. >> this is the anniversary for just 3d. >> what do you remember most. >> i felt i acted more than i had. >> took me a while my first resume. >> and it worked. >> all three worked together in the drama of the year "spectacular men" and it is about two sisters journeys to find mr. right with a little motherly advice. >> you wrote a role for me as yo role for your mother as zoe. >> i came out of you. you housed me for so long in your stomach. you know my name. >> okay. so call it mommy-director brain but working together did inspire girl power emotion. >> you guys gave me the confidence. i think it's beautiful. >> bea

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lemonis: what was your mom's name? trevor: karen.emonis: is your mom's name incorporated in stuff? trevor: no, we've actually talked about that, but we're just not able to go there yet. lemonis: how do you keep her momentum alive? what do you guys do to do that? trevor: nothing. we started as a purpose brand, but i think we'd be more of surf-beachy brand. it just didn't feel right pushing a story of "this watch will provide meals for children in need." we wanted to make sure that people knew that it was still a cool watch and not just a donation piece. lemonis: the story that trevor's telling me has confused the heck out of me because in one sentence he's telling me that it was about his mom and the charities, and the next minute, he's telling me about surfing brands and cool things. so, i wanted to get the actual story from him. i think the fact that you have that as your purpose is a very big deal. you're driven to have this succeed because that's your connection to her. trevor: i don't think about that. i just -- i think i've push

. >> he's like, mom's dead and he just kept repeating mom's dead, mom's dead. >> i ran downstairs and started vomiting. >> she was laying right here. >> i said, well, you can go right over there, because that's the person that killed my mom. >> but just who was she pointing at? >> this is a delicate question, whether somebody that she was having an affair with could have had her killed. >> sure. >> he started thinking about ways to engame his exit strategy. >> to get rid of her? >> to get rid of her. >> he's coming out. >> tonight, a daughter's discovery of family secrets and scandals leading to a dramatic showdown. >> drop the gun! drop the gun. >> behind the scenes, kim was nonstop digging, digging for answers. getting proof. >> now, a new courtroom development, as we take you inside her obsessed six-year crusade to catch the killer. >> what kind of crimes? >> you're talking murder. >> "20/20" tonight going into a dangerous underworld no one could have imagined. >> drugs and a lot oaf monf mon. >> before this hour is over, there will be another shocking death, but is that the end of

so she already knows the names of their birth mom and dad. >> our birth mom's name is deirdre.y god. wow. >> reporter: after years of searching, the moment has come. andrea is about to learn about her origins, but the truth will be difficult. >> she had a baby boy two years after you. >> oh, my god. >> and the baby and her passed away. >> oh, my god. that is so sad. i am really glad to find all of this out. when i heard that news i just -- it took over. i just couldn't even -- i just came to a stop. i will never be able to meet her. >> reporter: and to hear this from your sister who you just met. >> yeah, it was sad. all this time i thought maybe somebody was thinking about me and where i was. but she hadn't. it feels like i just lost somebody that i didn't even know. >> reporter: and there's an astonishing twist in her family saga. while andrea and heather were given up, their mother and father kept and raised two sons. >> the boys were raised by our mother and father. >> reporter: why were they raised by your biological parents and you weren't? >> yeah. so, we had a lot of qu

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three voice to give mom a break. this was a ritual where he take us to his office, maybe get a haircut in front of the desk and computer to computer, type writer. and he would say, not you, all of you, start learning how to hunt and peck. he said you need to write your mother a letter and tell her how much you love her and how special she is. he would often did his work and we were typing those letters and then we would finish that and we would run around the halls of the capitol and get lost. we literally got lost in the halls. where's jerry ford's office. we'd go home and give them to my mom and chewed up in each one and it was like the first time she'd ever read that. we probably did it, you know, 30 times. that's wonderful. so that was the very way of sharing the parenting and for us to express our love to mom. >> in apache or dad some good brownie points with your mom. he was gone a lot. your mother really was the one that was killing for all four of you kids as he grew up. so what kind of mother why she? >> wel

mom told me. that moment. mom mom. come on. one. second. said. the to. me. we. should. good as. good as sad. she began. to. get. misled. i get back. to. that whole being sad. that most. gold is so. good there's so. little to. sheep it. all still. let's all be sat down. misled to. hold it. in. the midst. of it. all the. gold. is certainly. cheap it. didn't seem. all. that. sad moment. mr. van. doren. car. the. sun. was. good there's some. good news soon. to see. this. sheep it. didn't. slip it mom. told. me it's. good news. scene scene thank you so. sure that people vote for information they provide opinions to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. in january twenty eighth. we met a chinese mother looking for her son after he was sold by human smugglers. now we're back with stanching chase and she's still booking. we accompany her to police stations for forums orphanages will tell you jane never see her son again. the whole story for her on t.w. . was a fan. this is d.w. newsline from the united states really imposes all of its previous sanctions on iran w

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especially mom. we are going to have a girl. >> it is time to find out if their dreams are coming true or if it is boy number four. >> i'm rooting for her. >> three, two, one. >> finger's crossed. >> yeah! >> but you see, it is all about mom's reaction. >> my god, i'm throwing up right now. >> uh-oh, guys. >>atulations. >> if you like excitement, i've got a few in this next one. >> three, two, one. >> the great part about this video is, she says, i don't know how to do it. he does not care. he goes bananas. grabs hers and fires hers as well. >> he's not going to be a team player and let her. >> it wasn't his problem hers wasn't working. >> we'll see more as soon as i get ahold of one of those cannons. >> if you like all those icin g be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for

>> that's my mom's picture.ere if you can. >> and i sent this to her with the hopes of freaking her out and going, what's happened to my son but the only thing she texted me back, because we text, was, wow, i look really great. and i was like, okay. >> jimmy: so there are no romanian superstitions about getting your mom tattooed on your body. >> no. she's okay with that. >> jimmy: great to see you. the movie is called "destroyer." it opens christian -- christmas day. well, it is christian day, really. sebastian stan, everybody. we'll be right back with jeff goldblum and haley reinhart. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is pres

looks like mom, the dog and her kids just rolled up. mom goes over to the garage door. meanwhile, the toddler is over there helping mom. garage door opens. mom puts the toddler down. >> oh, yes. i wanted to do this so many times when i was a kid. >> mom walks back over to the shoulder. turns her back for just a moment. >> no. >> whoo! the little girl goes up, up, up and away. >> oh, good thing her little fingers didn't get caught in anything. but she wasn't really in any danger. i'm finding this more entertaining than anything. >> poor mom, though. >> every parent can list them off. like what are you doing? >> the little girl seems a little bit scared but, yeah, she's fine. mom is like, oh, my goodness! >> let's go to russia. we van escalator. >> brilliant idea. >> a shopping cart. >> it's about to escalate more. >> nice, bro. >> big brother just gives that shopping cart a nice big push. >> was he not happy when little brother came along. >> yeah, sounds like a good idea. >> he wouldn't know no better. >> witnesses say the little boy went tumbling down. it escalated qui

. >> mom, dad? i'm okay. >> i think what you saw in the sla was something that started from idealistic roots and became poisoned. they had a hope that the country was tinder, and they would be the spark. that the revolution is waiting for you. you just have to be the right person at the right time. >> by this time, my eyes were full of blood, i couldn't really see. i kind of had a sense of the cars speeding off because we're almost on a corner. i staggered back around the front. probably 30 seconds, 60 seconds. came back and said, where's patty, where's patty? and they said, they took her. didn't register. it didn't register. >> there's been a big kidnapping on the west coast. the victim is patricia hearst, the daughter of newspaper executive randolph hearst, and granddaughter of the legendary william randolph hearst. >> february 4th, 1974. i was a young reporter at the "san francisco examiner." that night i got a call, patty hearst had been kidnapped. it just didn't make sense, what did they mean?

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<"mom is calling (ring).e.tiffany berney / mom: "if she doesn't answer within 10 seconds it automatically answers, so i can hear the background just to make sure everything is okay."on her way to school - thursday - it wasn't.makenna berney / daughter: "it just started going and i got kind of creeped out.">makenna's gadget began playing messages - from voices she'd never heard.tiffany berney / mom: "i got a phone call from her saying that her watch was making funny noises and there's weird people talking to her on it. i was like, 'oh, she's overreacting. my oldest has her spooked about something.' then she had played it and was telling me about it and i was likethat's legit."strange, luring voices - from a man.tiffany berney / mom: "i just want to play, don't tell your daddy. just step into the car. i can still hear the gentleman's voice in my head right now."and a young girl.makenna berney / daughter: "step in the car par tit sounded like a girl."mason mauro / reporting: "ready to go makenna? ok. so makenna

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thanks, mom. i'll handle it. >> yeah. >> you just hung up on your mom now?t deal with me? >> for the first time, you grew a set of balls? >> i don't know. are you checking? >> actually, i'm looking for 'em. i can't find 'em. >> okay. well, whatever. >> you don't make a deal with someone and then renege. that's not how it-- >> yeah, i know. >> hank, you know what, i'm not gonna waste my time dealing with somebody-- >> you didn't keep up your part of the bargain. >> i'm gonna call your mother. don't touch me. you told me that you thought i spent 150,000, which is not the number, by the way. >> yeah. [scoffs] >> well, why did you say it, then? >> i didn't say that. you probably said it. >> hank, it came out of your mouth. >> no, it came out of your mouth, marcus, just like a lot of stuff comes out of your mouth. >> so you're telling me this place-- >> "sales will go up 200%." [muttering] well, it didn't happen. >> hank, are you 49 or 14? >> 49. >> really? >> yeah. thanks, marcus. >> hank, how would your dad feel about you doing something like this? somebody com

time as a young mom? >> she was a great mom. very involved in both of their lives. >> reporter: tom is a successful businessman, owning rental properties and heading up a local servpro franchise. >> they do cleanup in homes and businesses after fires and floods. he was a fairly high-ranking operations manager. >> reporter: were they doing well financially as a family? >> they were doing extremely well. they had purchased a home that kelley loved. she was so excited. life appeared to be wonderful for kelley, tom, charlie, and cullen. >> reporter: that is, until one autumn night, after a night of poker, tom clayton finds something sinister has happened in his home. >> 911. >> help me, help me. my wife, she's dead. >> how long has she been down? >> i don't know. i don't know. i just got home. >> sir, you need to calm down so i can help you. is she beyond cpr? >> yes. >> sir, why do you think she is beyond cpr? >> just trust me. >> i was on duty, on patrol here in the east corning area at the time when the ca

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so mom, three words, what is your answer?lause ] >> i mean you really went all in on that. >> seth: let me just say, it would be so shocking if he got two out of three. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> oh, he said, "va va nice." [ laughter ] >> all right, dad, show us your card. >> i don't want to. [ laughter ] >> all right. beautiful, heiress, and joyful. [ audience aw's ] [ applause ] also, just for you watching at home, my mother is not an heiress. but she will get a check from being on this show, and they tend to rerun it. and when those checks come in, she claims she's an heiress. [ laughter ] >> and she has an envelope. >> and she has an envelope, like an heiress. [ laughter ] alexi, what's your answer? three words. >> obsessive compulsive disorder. >> seth: obsessive compulsive disorder? >> disorder was your last word? >> seth: yeah. >> beautiful, smart, strong willed. >> i cldn't say that, by the way. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, i couldn't say o.c.d. [ laughter ] it's like the gift of the magi. >> okay. all right, joanne. >> boss

about my birth mom and her answer was i'm your mom.you want to know about her? >> then when he was in his 20s, both his adoptive parents and adoptive brother died. in a span of two years all the family he's ever known gone. >> i was depressed for years. >> it wasn't until the birth of his own daughter, now three years old, that rob first decided he'd try to find his buy logical mother. what information did you find out on your own? >> i got the nonidentifying adoption records from the state. >> this is it. >> that's it. i found out my mother was 16. >> what was this informayo as limited as it is, is it comforting, reassuring, frustrating? >> before i got this, she was a ghost. that's solid information that my mother existed? >> a glimmer of hope, but nothing that brought him closer to finding his birth mother. it was just four months after that that cancer would strike. a leukemia. he's immediately admitted to the hospital far 30-day stay and begins chemotherapy. >> i thought he was going to die. he couldn't even stand. he started losi

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that his mom had. he said his mom was illiterate. my dad was born in the back of a room. she wouldn't it down. she had a series of boyfriend, ear e each one more irresponsible. my dad comes home at 13 and tell melling he is quarreling what's mom's then boyfriend. she sides with the boyfriend, throw mist father out of the house. never to return. talk but a black boy, jim crow south, athenss georgia at the beginning of the great depression. defy you to find very many miami had a land like that. i said why did you do he said i walked down the road, took whatever job i could get. he said he became a pullman porter own to train, the largest private employer of blacks and my dad was able to tragedy around the country, which is eye opening and came to california and it was sunny and people were smiling and my dad said, it seemed less racist so maybe i'll relocate to california. pearl harbor publication dad joined the marines. said why, he said that go where the action is and i love the uniform. my dad was a m

. >> cam's mom sent me an email.ery moving. >> bev sent you photographs from california. >> yes. >> of cam. what did you see in those photos? >> right away, when i saw the image, i knew that that injury there was no way i could ever make him normal with conventional surgery. >> reporter: at least on paper, cam was a potential candidate to become dr. rodriguez's third transplant patient. how do you pick then who is a candidate for a face transplant and who isn't? >> that's a very difficult question. >> reporter: a question, made more difficult when you consider that the procedure costs over a million dollars. the hard question for everyone, was cam worth it? how worried were you that he might try this again, that he might try to end his life again? >> everybody was very worried about that. >> reporter: so next a 3,000-mile scouting trip of sorts to yuba city, california to meet cam and his family face-to-face. >> the fact that he actually had suicidal ideation, on which he tried to deliver on, act on is still a concer

so thank you to my mom, my dad, my brother josh.re, but that's all right. [ laughter ] for our two beautiful boys, and our incredible family, her incredible parents which are like a second family to me now. ster, her brother, and this incredible crew, and these people that i get to work with every night. it is a dream doing this show. and i want everybody here and at home to have a happy thanksgiving. thank you all so much. have a great night, everybody. [ cheers a♪ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: good evening and welcome to "last call." i'm carson daly,anging out here at phd terrace at dream midtown, new york city for ni t's show. here's the rundown. in our spotlight, actress ey king talks all things "summer '03." for our music, we're gonna head to the troubadour for the tv debut william elliot whitmore, who's awesome. more on that in a minute. but up first, it's time for another "wide awake" segment, featuring nbc's own jameeljamil. take a look. ♪ >> hello. i'm jameela jamil and i am wideh awake wi rupert grint. you will know him from

i don't want to always ask my mom for help because that's putting so much on her plate. >> as her mom, i don't want her to worry about stuff like that. i want her to worry kid and i th it's putting too much more on my plate. >> you had it backwards. >> reporter: the stress is taking a toll. care giving has left robin living paycheck to paycheck. she's lost 50 pounds and can't remember the last time she went to the doctor. you can understand how caregivers get sicker than the people they care for? >> definitely. >> reporter: but she says the struggle is worth it. every moment with grandpa, a gift before alzheimer's steals him away. >> maria, great to have you here and great to see you. >> thank you. >> this is such an emotional issue that affects so many people. is there any government help for folks? >> lester, earlier this year the government passed an act to develop a strategy to support caregivers. they have 15 months to implement that but polls show voters overwhelmingly think the government isn't doing enough for caregiver, isn't doing enough for older people and want political l

am i right, mom? we love to read. our whole family does. the first thing i said to my dad when i landed today was -- i just finished a great book. i think she was the one who inspired that in all of us. i think it was because she was and adventurer. i can't even imagine being a young mother and moving away from everybody that i knew. >> also, to a place that was very -- >> also, away from everything i know. moving from greenwich, connecticut to midland, texas, where that picture was taken. luckily she did that, so here we are. >> here we are. [ laughter ] >> i think doing that as a young mom. my grandfather traveled quite a lot. and, to lose a daughter. i am in a similar stage of life as she is in that moment. i can't imagine not having a support system. even though i don't live close to my parents either. they come to visit, but they are not that helpful anyway. [ laughter ] backup that is so rude. >> i mean they are helpful -- >> that is so rude. >> they love them, but they don't change a diaper. >> no. >> it is remarkable to know what ki

i'm a better mom because of it. the things i will teach my kids are different because of it, what i value. even now with the fires, when everyone said we have an hour to evacuate, i was like let's go, i don't need anything. like i truly was put in -- i had , photos and everything on a hard drive. i just grabbed my hard drives, but i don't know if i would have been in a more frantic place had that not happened to me in the past. there was nothing material that i even cared to take. so, it changed me a lot. van: it is a good thing that it did. now, you have said things i think are surprising to a lot of people that you have had experiences and conversations with people who have done acts that involved violence, and your heart is open to them as well. say something about that as well. kim: yeah, so when i first met alice and i thought to myself, well, this can't be fair. i mean, a nonviolent drug offense, her first offense, she has no criminal past. her family doesn't have any criminal history. i thought, ok, well mayb

i have the most wonderful mom.applause] >> when i was born my mom was a single mom and raised 5 kids in a tough environment with no money. she never would believe the governor or us senator. i guess she believed it. the second person in the video, jerry bustamonte. everybody in the office, best friend. she died the day before the campaign started. [speaking spanish] >> we all love jerry and we all love my mom. the next person i want to thank is jackie. [cheers and applause] >> she has been by my side since my first year in office it built a great campaign team and they worked day and night, thank you. [applause] >> and brett, my chief of staff. brad is my chief of staff and he has done a great job. i think my entire team and governor's office, they have done a great job making this a place to live. there are a lot of people who helped in this race. i think donald trump. [cheers and applause] >> i think vice president mike pence. i want to thank former president george w. bush. [cheers and applause] >> former govern

i also want to thank my mom and my dad, both of whom poured their hearts into this. and i want to also take a moment to congratulate beto o'rourke. he poured his heart into this campaign. he worked tirelessly. listen, listen, it's important. he worked tirelessly, he's a dad, and he took times away from his kids, and i want to also say millions across this state were inspired by his campaign. they didn't prevail and i am grateful the people of texas chose a different path, but let me say to all of those who worked on his campaign, all of those who were inspired, that i am your senator as well. my responsibility is to represent every texan. and i give you my word i will always fight for your jobs, for your freedom, for your security. i will always fight to defend your constitutional rights. that applies to everyone in the great state of texas. we saw an assault that was unprecedented. we saw a hundred million dollar race with hollywood coming in against the state, with the national media coming in against the state, but all the money in the world was no match for the g

about my birth mom and her answer was, i'm your mom.you want to know about her. >> then when he was in his 20s, both his adoptive parents and brother died. in a span of two years, all the family he's known gone. >> that would be crushing for many people. >> i was depressed for years. >> reporter: it wasn't till the birth of his own daughter now 3 years old that rob first decided he would try to find his biological mother. >> reporter: what information did you find out? >> i got the nonidentifying adoption records from the state. >> reporter: this is it. >> that's it. found out my mother was catholic and 16. that's all it says in what was this information like for you as limited as it is? kfrth, reassuring, frustrating? >> before i got this, she was a ghost. that's solid information my mother existed. >> reporter: a glimmer of hope but nothing that brought hill closer to finding his birth mother. it was just four months after that that cancer would strike. acute mile local leukemia. he's immediately admitted to the hospital for a 30-day

i had the most wonderful mom. [applause] when i was born, my mom was a single mom and she ultimately raised five kids in a tough environment with little money. she never believed i would be a u.s. senator. e second person, jerry bustamante. everybody in our office and team,ody in this campaign she unfortunately died the day before the campaign started. [speaking spanish] we all loved jeri and we all loved my mom. the next person i want to thank is jackie. she has been by my side since my first year in office and she built a great campaign team and they worked day and night. so jackie and the entire team, thank you. i also want to thank brad. brad is my chief of staff. brad is my chief of staff and he has done a great job. i want to thank my entire team in the governor's office. hey have done a great job. there are a lot of people that helped in this race. a lot of people. want to thank president trump for all of his -- i want to thank vice president pence. i want to thank former president george w. bush. s i want

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your mom handle it? >> guest: she handles it really well and i think she has the same mindset he does about it. i talk about in the book the unsung heroes of many families and political families andmilitary families are the spouses . it is, i say in the book that you're the one kind of from what i've seen that's behind-the-scenes. kind of cheering on a person who's inthe spotlight . and cheering someone on has a lot of different layers to it. it's very multifaceted. >> host: you talk and i know we don't have much time but can you read this passage in the book where you are at the republican national convention and it's your sister-in-law's birthday and i think it's a sweet story and it's a little window into what it's like behind the scenes where your mom is loading bullying balloons in the car. >> guest: oh my gosh, this is funny . the day before the republican national convention was sarah's birthday. she and michael would be in attendance for the event. mom and i made a quick run to the grocery store

but my mom she doesn't agree with. the way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed how accepting she's become. she's actually like very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really cares we would like to have especially on li prison this next word she stood on this very stage is the contestant last year she is an example of how tragedy provides a cult usually struck powerful stage. thanks. very. much to fund. a modeling on the other walk. of. walk a subway. madame a duck and. in money. time a commoner can keep money so. of the two matilda. i know when i do go back that because of her. comment that. i am sorry and i was like i was born here and was. such an honor to be here i like you here k

over time, they really encouraged me to find my own voice and follow my dreams of being a writer as my mom and dad to. >> host: i love that in the book how, it sounds almost audacious for a young person to say they want to be a writer. some people would look at you and go yeah right, and i felt that way when i was younger too. how did your father instill that confidence in you to just do it? you're putting yourself out there with this book in a way you have before and so how does he help you kind of be okay with any criticism you might get, because anyone gets criticized along the way. however both your parents help you in that department? >> guest: one of the things i talk about in the book about my dad encouraging me is he tells a lot of people this and has told me just live your dreams and he tells people, especially when kids come to him on the campaign trail and this happened a couple times where they would come in to say i want to go into politics one day maybe and you can tell there's always a little bit interested about saying that and he always says say that, speak your dreams. th

the baby came out and the mom immediately, the mom goes to nudge it. meanwhile, there is a kid at home that goes, mommy, where do babies come from? the other buffalos come to see what is going the the ox puckers come to check it out. when they captured this on video, he said this is more incredible because what you are seeing here is the miracle of life. a lot of these buffalo try to give birth of the rainy season so there is more chance of the baby to survive. this next videvi near the hand. there are wild monkeys. no fresh water, food is they are used to tourists coming. the captain of the boat moved the boat closer to the island. they handed her a piece of water mel lone. he handed her a piece of watermelon. she hung out for about 20 minutes. >> the beaches of the negligenter a for laying out. you use home of the red bull knockout a of the race. a one-hour qualifying race. if you make it into the top 750 riders, you will the me two-hou. think about how difficult that is to race for three hours in the deep sand. exhausting. >> it makes you wonder wha

by mom! but my mom called me and said ganny is on the line and she wants to do it. i had a co-author for my book and i got her own, and i said my grandmother is on the line, and the last time i talked to her was about 10 days before she passed away. she was still as funny and sharp as ever. at one point, i said ganny, was there anything in your life that you regret? she said, if i would have been thinner, smarter, prettier, and funnier. you are not going to meet anyone any happier in the world to me seriously. just to be able to hear those words from her, during the last time that i talked to her, it was really special. >> she said she also inspired you all to love books. jenna, you wrote that i'm going to miss sharing books with you so much. >> she didn't. it was a little bit when we was younger, and we would go visit maine, and that was the moment that andy, we lived in midland, texas, and our grandparents was the vice president and vice presidents wife in washington dc, so we do not get to see them as much. but we lived next to jenna and harold welch. we didn't r

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