. >> thelile kids, my grandma, my grandma. >> reporter: canter found a woman shot in the chest lying on the floor. some sort of fight was unfolding around 5:30 prior to the gunshot. jose alvarez cried while what was happened. >> he came outside and was screaming, my mom got shot, she's dead. >> reporter: they lived in the home for four year. it's unclear if the gun violence had to do anything with them or originated on the street. >> i think accident. who knows. >> reporter: the woman died of a gunshot wound before help arrived. if you know anything, you can leave a tip anonymously with san francisco police. katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> let's turn our attention to the weather. this week temperatures will be above average. >> sandhya patel is here. feeling a little springlike. >> absolutely. you might get spring fever. we have some passing high clouds across the bay area. if it felt like a wet month, you weren't missing it. the average high for san jose, 60 degrees. we're heading well above average over the next seven days. by saturday we'll be talking about low 70s for san jose and so

my grandma. my grandma. >> he found a woman shot in the chest lying on floort inside her home. neighbors on the drive say some sort of fight was unfolding around 5:30 prior to the gunshot. jose alvarez cried while recalling what happened. >> he was on the phone. he heard the kid screaming. he came outside and the kid were screaming. my mom got shod. >> the family lived in the home for four years. >> good. good family. >> it's unclear if the gun violence had anything to do with them or if it original originated on street. neighbors tell us police pulled video from the area of the shooting. at this point police say they don't have any new details number suspect, nor motive. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> the north bay, a vacant field is becoming a popular cause. it is back story was never a secret. now a couple of teenage filmmakers made it relevant again. here is abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman from lucas valley. >> suburbia has not been here forever. but most of us never think about. that then every so often we discover the past by accident. that begins to explain the relations

. >> i'm just excited that my grandma is going to be speaker. now she's speaker. >> twitter took notice with many saying her grandmother may have gotten the gavel but bella stole the show. >> i try to celebrate as much as i could. i didn't realize how crazy. >> bella and her mother kristine pelosi, chair of the we will's caucus, stepped out of their dinner to chat with me exclusively via face time. she said she had volunteered daily as a campaign worker so this was also her moment. she tweeted another special moment, the most powerful wol in the u.s. fixing her grand daughter's hair. >> had it's a grandma moment. it is a good start but i'll rebrush your daughter's hair for you. >> wasn't that so sweet? >> 450 warriors fans will be partying tomorrow night. hundreds outside his shop to get a free ticket to that event at the fox theater. that's after the basketball star posted a video invite. this one, the first 225 fans in line got two tickets each. >>> last month the warriors gave three sent mothers impacted by domestic violence the christmas sur

i was at my grandma's house. and, you know, getting ready for school. i just saw like blood. was like, go to the hospital like now. when i got there, they did all tra sound and they told me that they didn't hear a heartbeat. >> the nurse pretty much told her, i'm sorry, your baby has passed away. >> i felt depressed. i felt sad. i felt hopeless. >> reporter: fantasia is one of several women whose experience is featured in this month's "national geographic" shining a light on the risks of giving birth in the united states. >> who in particular is being affected the most? >> if you're an african-american mother, your risks of dying in childbirth are three to four times higher than if you're white. african-american women are less believed when they express that they have concerns about their symptoms, particularly around pain. >> reporter: despite our advances in medicine, childbirth remains an area fraught with potential danger to mother and baby. even when you can have the best care in the world. >> she's perfect! >> reporter: for tennis pro serena williams, complications duri

my grandma's young. yeah. >>> and forget super bowl trophies and rings.erback and head coach of the patriots have gotten a new tribute. >> young pats fans have created an amazing mural of tom brady and bill belichick using double-sided legos. one or the other shows up depending on where you're standing. that's trippy. >> that's weird. so 400 elementary school students and teachers used more than 20,000 lego pieces. they were helped by a local speed painting artist. that is very cool. >> jack. i know we said young pats fans. you're young. what do you think about this? >> i am not a pats fan. >> i was going to say i didn't think he was. >> wait. you're a steelers fan. you're a steelers fan, right? >> yes. >> so sorry about that. but what do you think about it as being a football aficionado? >> i think it looks cool. >> ken? >> i'm freaked out. >> maybe we should ask the courtroom sketcher of tom brady what he thinks. oh, god. take it away! oh, god. there should be no legos of that. >> i'm sure he will take the legos. >> oh, my gosh. >> that was so awful. >>

withdrawal will undermine stability and it has for the treaty itself my grandma says it should include more countries he suggested china for instance the force i couldn't imagine that someone in europe would be interested in a new nuclear arms race and the only option to prevent it is to continue the i.n.f. treaty but the i.n.f. treaty as it is now is not enough we need to expand it because there are plenty of new autonomous weapon systems including those in cyberspace and they should be regulated no only the u.s. and russia should be included in the treaty the other states as well like china the united states is accusing russia of violating the treaty however most sco is ready to continue negotiations despise washington's ultimatum like approach russian foreign minister lavrov says that the united states are not taken into consideration the fact that the missiles that they're talking about are not board. the i.n.f. treaty. in those little should you go to the united states both blaming russia should violations of the treaty don't take into consideration the fact that russia has c n n.

mine, you know, my grandma was really tough and very, you know, kinda hard, and always in a bad mood,d i never really saw her smile other than when something bad happened, you know? like you fell, "ah, miralo." you know? she got happy with other's misfortune. so, i think in that, you just turn all of that negative into positive. i mean, nobody in my family, to this day, they're not happy for me. they never thought i could do it. to me, it didn't matter what they thought. i did it on my own. i didn't need their guidance or i didn't need to have them hold my hand. i mean, i knew what i wanted to do and i think culturally, as latinos, i don't think we do that enough. i think we wait for other people's acceptance and they hold you back because they know that you need it to progress. so, they tell you can't do things and you're not gonna do this but you know what? we can do whatever we want and we don't have any limitations, and the limitations are not the color of our skin, you know? our heart beats and our blood pounds just like everybody else. and the difference between success and fail

my young mind. i didn't know where i should turn. i couldn't tell grandmacome as much a she loved and protected me, just also a devoted wife. eventually i told my mom. i was about 11 or 12, and i remember feeling terrified. i'm sure if she believed me or blaming our worst that i didn't have the self possession to know whether i had done something wrong but instead of anger i was expecting, moms whole face crumbled into an expression of guilt and anger. she didn't respond. she did need to. i could see in her eyes how crushed she felt for not protecting me. i very much doubt that my grandmother ever found out and don't even know if my mom toldd what kind of man his father was, and what he had done to me. as far as i know she kept that you were so. at that time families especially were dense of silence and so i learned to compartmentalize. that has been one of several coping mechanisms that have kept the hardships i effaced from overtaking me. but it is not always been the most useful method. some things in life cannot stay filed away. the molestation was one

the children no way that they could leave them in my nan because my grandma hours or so they just are coming. i went home three weeks a year. for week mommy can a summer make a christmas i'm a big easter. every quality was by getting to know your sisters again. in new york kansas cacho and alvin law's parents decided the best way to get their arm the son to cope with life was to turn his tones into fingers for hours alvin was given manual task to perform with his feet. grounded having no ours it is a rather simple disability that's a very complicated disability. i'd be lying if i didn't say it was a lot of work a lot of work a lot of time spent by myself very long very. very frustrated but i think it was the character that was built by my parents especially by like. that allowed me to not really think that i was all that different. it's not an easy thing to get dressed but. again it goes back to the basic theory of my life and that is to i have someone look after me or do i look after myself. but more than anything i think it's a mindset you know that ok there is a lot of people in ou

mother my grandma. but love the love not. well spectacular our audience thinks so as well divinity roth's among the many people using twitter to share their thoughts on your voice and on your lyrics divinity right she utilizes her prowess as an mc in the truest sense of the word to bare her soul and paint a picture of her struggles and triumphs intelligently which is encouraging refreshing and inspiring so that's just one of the many praises people are singing but also a question this person big i love the fact that she tells her story of resilience and i want to know what are her views on the importance of storytelling in the black community that's what you seem to use your lyrics for oh yeah i mean that's always been kind of a staple you know in the black community is it's the oracle. it's how we passed down who we are i mean even a lot of the. escape songs my grandmother would teach me those are the songs that were the road maps to escape from slavery that people felt were just but they're not you know there are maps to fr

got a pretty price tag on three things like a conference or what i constituents want to talk to my grandma the law. was. was god. god. nobody could see it coming holes confessions would be that problem in the small place football. head and the interrogation. what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable makes them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said therefore would. send a statement that i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture of on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all their crimes. as a spy you'll have to really split your own personality into to you that is the committed jihad this that was still alive within me and then that is the son who wanted to come to everything they want to do and then try and dismantle everything they want to do it so you have to really become a good doctor and noted that to them you have to pul

i lived there a year february 29, 2017, my grandma's birthday. the thing that's cured my home is the mayor's office. when my number was called, i was excited because my number was number three. to rent a home in san francisco means that i'm able to be with my family to support me, me to support them. then, the opportunity for my daughter to get a good paying job. my favorite thing of my new home in hunters view is the view of the bay bridge, oakland, and a piece of the golden gate. it's peaceful and quiet, and they have a lot of activities for families. they have art class, where you can paint, they have trips, where they take the children. we went to a black art museum, we went to a jazz festival, we went ice skating. there's a lot -- they have a lot of activities up here, and that's one thing that i really love about it, i love my bedroom. it's peaceful, it's quiet, where i can think, play, and just have my quiet time. i love my bedroom. this is my home because this is where i live. me and my children, we love in here, we -- just being with my g

sathan at a time used by we are the beaver people before the last guy we came i recall stories from my grandma grandpa and they all had horses they just travel with horses and when the first. highway was being belle the. the people who have never seen the cat before like a caterpillar that make the road when they first saw that coming and they were and they they saw they all ran away because they thought it was a giant animals returning because it goes back to the time of the giant animal stories sound ten thousand years ago when people or when there was china most to rule the world and people were very afraid of them. in fact archeological evidence found in a cave near the highway in fort st john has shown that people lived in the peace river valley at that time. the region around the peace river is not only rich in natural gas it's also the northernmost farmland think canada. the region is frost free just long enough to grow oats lentils and rapeseed. the alaska highway made it accessible. the fertile land attracted settlers that one would hardly expect here hutterites an old german religiou

to warn if that was happening so minimal that separated my grandma being here she is and you know the strong lady she is to me with her because of that. i mean all your flash of. melbourne has been his home since he was five. every day to try to convince you armstrong and i think you know what we know we're starting to grow up here who have to why do washing has to convince young astray is it. on the mind is where ever they go touching and his friends feel job which is just to do with you. see i realise it's not like one percent of us write this crime in every single race just. because it's. these people commit crime in every single race but with us for some reason it gets put onto the whole culture the whole. whole you might call it a gets blamed for the actions of the few now. to. try to. use the. gangs of young sides are threatening a violent confrontation at tonights the system. police arrived to reclaim the streets but it was too light and they were outnumbered. because. the focus on african gang crime began on march twenty sixth jane when violence broke out at the moon the festi

. >> it is my grandma's recipe. this is the only domestic thing i do all year. [ laughter ] it turned out well. >> good job. >> it's so impressive. thank you so much. you know what holiday song have stuck in my head? baby, it's cold outside. it's stuck in my head. >>> we are look at cold temps, even down to subfreezing to start off the date bundle up. put on the big coat. you will need it. let's show you a live look. here's a beautiful view. clear skies out there. let's check out the temps. concord, 34. oakland, 39. down to 30 in livermore. 29 in santa rosa. 35 for san jose. let's check out other temps this morning. fairfield, down to 30. napa, down to 30 as well. 37 in vallejo. 34 in concorde. temperatures right around freezing in redwood city. 36 for mountain view. temperatures are the coldest we have seen in quite some time. that sunshine this afternoon. cool but seasonable. we are tracking the next storm system this weekend. a series of storms that will bring the return of the rain for us. one storm after the oth

he died when she was one and my grandma was pregnant with my aunt.e got it and you were saying a lot of people got it and it resonated. >> many people got it and i think the ones who didn't again i feel like if they are listening to this that they can understand i'm not trying to dismiss the other end of it. it's absolutely necessary to talk about those things. i think there's not been a positive message celebrating men's masculinity and showing how much good he can do inside as well and that we can still call out those individuals. liz: ilan srulovicz watch ceo. come back again. the federal government says there's a 63 group with 9000 migrants coming crossed the border since october. more on that story coming up. stay right there. ♪ vanishing deductible, you can... ♪ ♪ earn $100... ♪ earn $100 off... ♪ off your deductible. ♪ deductible. ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ ♪ for every-- for every-- ♪ ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ what are you-- what key are you in? "e." no, no, go to "g." "g" will be too high. not for me. ♪ vanishing deductible

. >> my grandma looked outside, and he was talking to a guy that had shown up. >> how much you want for all four? >> for all four? >> she went out and asked if, uh, she could help him. and he said, "this young man's already taken care of it." turns out he did make a fair deal, probably better than grandpa would've made. but, uh... >> how old was he? >> she said he was 5 at the time. >> so he was a pint-sized deal maker. >> yes. >> at age 13, elmer convinces the town banker to give him a business loan. what is a 13-year-old borrowing money for? >> well, he was gonna use the money to buy registered sheep and raise 'em and sell 'em. and he made some good money. >> he had a mind like a steel trap. >> earl hart grew up with elmer, and they became friends for life. >> elmer'd lay awake nights trying to think of a way to make a dollar. he was just determined to succeed. >> in 1953, the teenage entrepreneur heads to the big city, tulsa, with 600 bucks and a simple philosophy. >> it was "you never know how far a toad'll jump until you punch it." what it really meant was "you can't just sit back

>> i grew up watching her on my grandma's living room floor as my grandma gave money to the bakker familydad coming through the living room and going, "mom, stop sending your money to those people. they're crooks." >> they were crooks. they really were. they deserved to be taken down. >> ready to take over the world? boy i tell you, watch out world, here we come. ♪ in the church of the poison a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my ten times great grandmother is george washington's aunt. within a few days i went from knowing almost nothing to holy crow, i'm related to george washington. this is my cousin george. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com bill's back needed a afvacation from his vacation. an amusement park... so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain. so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. essentially enriched body lotion... with 2 x the almond oil it deeply nourishes skin for 48 hours ♪ new nivea essentially

speaking of strong women, we have my grandma here, i also want to thank my mom who is here , who raised me mostly on her own, as well as my little brother who is here, my sister is here and took as much as she could, and my little brother josh a girlfriend is here as well. for me, as it is for me and a lot of the folks who are here, family is a huge part of why i do this work, why i have spent my career in public service, and why i am sitting here in this seat. i want to thank and congratulate president yee. i'm looking forward to working closely with you, and i know you will be a tremendous board president. thank you for stepping up to serve. i spoke about how excited i am to work with all the folks on this board. i think that we have a huge opportunity here. a mandate to address some of the huge crises that our city is facing. the mayor spoke about it, and i'm looking forward to working with her and her staff as well. affordable housing, homelessness homelessness, public safety, clean streets, these are things, that for my district and district six and south of market and mission bay,

celia my wife's grandma masha, and i felt they were my family.y were little boys and families just like my two sons that are no longer little boys and i wanted to be with them and i wanted to hold their hand and give them water and give them comfort and let them know people cared. and i go every year after i finish shooting something to a hot spot somewhere in the world where there's a crisis, a refugee crisis. on occasion i bring members of my family and we meet people and we record their stories and take photos because of the instagram world and write -- and spend great deal of time describing where we were and what we saw. in march of 2016, the wall shut down and european union stopped accepting people, so everything went into limbo. and in terms of temporary crisis where they were moving 5,000 to 8,000 people, you know, at a time across lesvos, it's locked. and what became a temporary situation a permanent situation with healthcare and education and everything. and now, you have -- on lesvos, you have the moria settlement camp, which is just

she says, "my grandma got drunk and accidently knocked down the tree. laughter ] [ applause ] this one's from @brainlessskip. >> steve: oh, that guy. [ light ughter ] dad put up a life-size nativity scene on the front lawn. one morning he found a drunk guy sleeping in the hay under the baby jesus." >> steve: oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this last one's from @hermanshorns. he says, "when i first met my in-laws, i wore an ugly christmas sweater to make myself seem more fun. i didn't realize the reindeer on the sweater were getting it on. set the bar real low." [ cheers and applause ] there you have it. thare "tight show" hashtags. check out more of our favorites. go to thetonightshow.com/hashtags. guys, we have exactly 11 shows left before we go on christmas break. which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters 12 days left ♪ christmas we'll be giving one lucky audience member a a stunning christmas sweater from t

. >> if it wasn't my mother or father trying to find me, then it was my grandma running out with -- >> causing trouble. >> with a hose tryin' to get me to come home and -- >> i was a really rambunctious tomboy. and -- >> really. she was like having six kids. and i mean it. >> reporter: by high school she was a star basketball player. >> she used to score 30 points per game. >> reporter: 30 a game? just you? >> yes. >> my three point -- that was my thing. i was a great shooter. and so that was my weapon. >> reporter: that weapon took her to the university of arizona on a scholarship. then to italy, playing pro. in 2002, she got a job at temple university, in philadelphia, as the operations manager of the women's basketball team. early on, she met the legendary bill cosby. superstar, comedian, famous for playing a happily married dr. huxtable on "the cosby show." cosby himself had been married for decades to camille. bill cosby was this giant presence at temple university, right, at the time? >> yes. he was a giant presence behind the scenes. he was -- a board -- member, a trustee and a

and my grandma was the first in line and she got her permit to go back home on 17 december. my families experience coming back to southern california was painful and something that i cannot easily discuss just an example, my grandmother when she came back, the market in the neighborhood would not sell her groceries, the gas station would not pump gas, they were refused services all over las vegas and silverlake. market that is now trader joe's in silverlake, refuse service to them it wasn't trader joe's. we love trader joe's. [ laughter ] my grandmother had to go down to chinatown where she could pass this chinese to buy groceries and by other goods. are where home was vandalized a dozen times. my mom was interviewed for this documentary, legacy of hart mountain. you can go to youtube and fineness excerpts or the whole documentary. emmy awards were one for this documentary but suffice it to say, it was not a happy time. so, of course there is plenty to go around. dr. seuss being one of my favorites. but how about some heroes how about a good message? that brings us to the boy

they want to get the lay of the land, as my grandma would say, before they plunge in to taking a hard-and-fast. we saw this with nixon, we saw this with clinton. when a few go, a lot will go. but at the moment, the impetus and momentum isn't as fast as some pro distriedicted. >> let's turn to the shutdown and the president's announcement over the weekend with his offer to end the government shutdown and daca. what are sources telling axios on the likelihood? what we've been hearing is democrats are not on board with it. what are sources telling you guys about whether or not democrats could get on board with this plan? >> no, that's right. we're seeing a real examination of the president's reputation as the congratulate negotiator, great deal makers. the president was inaugurated two years ago yesterday and people are looking at this and saying how would we grade him as a ceo? our intelligence is that that speech on saturday, just like the address to the nation in primetime, which in one poll moved 2% of people as we've seen here on msnbc, didn't do its job. this is very interesting after the p

the war it was happening so minimal that separated my grandma being here she isn't you know the strong lady she is to me with her family possibly. i mean all your fault of. melbourne he's been his home since he was five. every day to try to convince you armstrong and i think you know what we know we're starting to grow up here who have to why do washing has to convince youngster is it. on the mind is wherever they go in and his friends feel job which is just to do with you. see i realise it's not like one percent of us this crime in every single race just. because it's. these people commit crime in every single race but with us for some reason it gets put onto the whole culture the whole. whole you might call it a gets blamed for the actions of the few now. to. try to. use the. gangs of young sides are threatening a violent confrontation at tonight's the system. police arrived to reclaim the streets but it was too light and they were outnumbered. because. the focus on african gang crime began in march twenty sixth jane when violence broke out at the moon the festival at federation squa

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and my poor little grandma is there. and this is all happening.at do you think?" [ light laughter ] and she's like, "it's a very progressive show."ht [ la ] i was like, "god bless you. thank you, grandma." i love you. >> seth: your grandfather sounds y.like a very interesting >> he is. >> seth: as well. what was it, your 18th birthday that he tried to give you a sort of unique present from a grandfather? >> my bondage bed. >> seth: oh, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so, in case you're unsure what that is. it is -- imagine a massage table with attachment points. [ light laughter ] and your grandfather, did he -- >> he said it was unused. >> seth: oh, so he had it around. >> yes, he had it. >> seth: gotcha. >> he was like, "it's in a box in the basement if you want it, josh." >> seth: wow. [ light laughter ] >> he doesn't sound hat at all. he's actually really sweet. >> seth: but he has -- true that s?'s been married seven ti >> it's something like that. i lost count. >> seth: wow. yeah. seven times and he hasn't found anybody to open up the bondage be

. >> my grandma was a wac. prof. landdeck: your grandma was a wac? that is good. that is good.s idea of women serving in the military, women being soldiers, is something you have to get the public used to. you have to get the american public used to, so you have these images. there is a huge campaign against these women, i don't know if it was a campaign as much as it was this idea of being in the military was a man's job. so if a woman wanted to serve in the military, they just want to be around men in a sexual way, prostitutes or camp followers, or they must be lesbians and want to be a man. that is the two choices. so there is a lot of pushback against the idea of women serving in the military, that you would be with unsavory people. one of the biggest efforts that the women's army corps, one of their biggest pushes was to convince parents this was a good idea for their daughters to serve in the military, because parents were the ones pushing back a lot. lisa meyer has a really good book on women in the army, and the campaign against them. so you have all these different bra

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, i look at the women members of our congress and blessed gentlemen, bless their hearts is what my grandmawould say, i think these ladies are the ones who read the memo before the hearing. they show up with questions ready to ask, they will do all the homework, they put all the thought and effort into it and then these gentlemen come in and who wouldn't want me here, what am i gonna say ? it's just a difference in personality, so one of the great things about ladies is they really can do the work while. i'm sitting up here with women who in each of their subject areas, i'd want to get in a foxhole with them any day of the week. some of the guys, it's like a group class project where you say i don't want that person in my group. some of what we need to do is make them more comfortable. eminently qualified to do this, it just took someone saying hey this is an area for you. when i guess asked the question, i get kind of defensive because it makes me feel like women are not thinking of it themselves, they are literally thinking of everything and we have to drill it down and say, this is gonna

this is my nearly 90-year-old grandma dianne. this is my cousin liz and my dad wayne.plause] steve: all right. all right, amanda. going to work on monday morning is a lot like being