nana called me to open the catsup. yeah, me, too. hello, jerry. hi, nana. here's the bottle. let me do it. jerry, will you give me the bottle? uncle leo! all right! take it! you should let buddy open it. buddy? he lived next door to us 45 years ago. leo, did you give helen the $50? what $50? your father won $1,000 at the track last week and he gave you 100 and you were supposed to give $50 to your sister. ma, dad died in 1962. ha ha ha ha! believe me i don't owe your mother $50. jerry: i'm not getting hot water. there's nothing worse than a broken shower. i'll get on it soon, jerry. thanks, julio. all right. oh. hey. hey, hey, hello! what's going on here? uh, nothing. nothing. what are you doing? i--i need a pen. what for? well, i'm making out my will. i got a big slice of dough for you, buddy. and you, too, elaine. you're looking for a picture. you got that straight. i told you forget it! oh, come on, jerry! if everybody knew everybody we wouldn't have the problems we have in the world today. you don't rob somebody if you know their name. you're robbing me. i'm going to get

. >> dancing nana.at. she's good, too. you got some moves. >> i got moves. you have better news. all we have to do is play the dougie. >> "run around sue". >> that was big in my day. >> we have to go. "erin burnett out front" starts right now. >> six months after the attack in benghazi, a suspect finally being held. we believe we know his name and where he is from. >>> plus, president obama appears on israeli television. did he move the red line on iran's nuclear program? >>> and there's another smelly problem on a carnival cruise line. let's go "out front." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, justice at last. a man suspected of involvement with the september 11th terrorist attack on american diplomatic compound in benghazi is being held in libya. let me go through the basics of what we know about him. his name is faraj al shibli. he dois a national from libya. it's been six months since chris stevens and three other americans were killed after militants linked to al qaeda storm

>> and 88-year-old nana who knows how to dance. take a look. ♪ listen. [ bleep ] day. >> i'd love to know what is being bleeped out. >> use your imagination. >> i can think of several things, really. >> thanks for that, nana. >> she can really move. >> she can. >> she might have enjoyed a few cocktails here and there in her life and so have many of us out of a red solo cup. >> talk about a segue. ginger zee! >> where are you going with that? >> toby keith made a whole new song about red solo cups and just honoring the red solo cups, someone else has made the classier version. you can have -- >> amazing. disappeared in front of us. >> a martini in a red solo cup. a margarita over there. >> class up any party. >> i'm bringing these homes. >> thanks, toby. ♪ let's have a party if there's a story, picture or video you can't get enough us, tweet us. tweet ron. >> yeah, try to. >> find his twitter handle. >> see what happens. >> join the campaign to get ron into the 21st century in joining twitter. he refuses. >> that's what we're all fixating on. >> sign an o

a few weeks ago chelsea's nana had to go into the nursing home.ng problems with dementia. chelsea says she is the life of the nursing home. >> the spunky grandmother to all of us. i truly cherish the video >> she is an old i and a goody even when she is bad. >> i could dance all [ bleep ] day. >> jeannie moosz, new york. >> love that. 88 years old grandma, keep on dancing. that's it for me. thanks for watching. i am wolf blitz inner washington. the news continues next on cnn. >> hello, everyone. you're in the "cnn newsroom." whatever the outcome, it is a trial that stained a teen's reputation and strained friendships in the town of steubenville, ohio, and it is almost over. tomorrow could be the last day of testimony in the case of two high school football players accused of raping a 16-year-old girl and a series of alcohol fueled parties back in august. just minutes ago the girl finished testifying against the defendants, trent mays and malique richmond. poppy harlow has been in court all day today and is updating us now. tell us what the girl sa

. >> nana was on that yacht. you killed nana. >> if it is not your yacht don't make it disappear.hat does it for us. thank you for watching, piers morgan tonight starts now. >> tonight, wild animals attack a woman is dead in the lion catch. jack hanna tells me how it can happen and what we need to know. our interview with a confidential informant. what about stronger gun laws. it won't help. why? >> and newt gingrich a word a couldn't possibly repeat. and this is the authorized biography. and the king and his court. to hugo chavez joins me to talk about his surprising connections. you are looking live at the senate floor. we'll get to that in a few moments. and i sit down with the one and only don king. to have a personal connection to hugo chavez. we begin with breaking news on that deadly lion attack in california. the lion was shot and killed. he had been raised there for eight weeks. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to our friend and family at this trying time. >> i want to bring in a man who knows more than anybody else. first, a woman who worked with the santuary where the

. >> we know she's 88, and her name is nana. the best part of the video. >> i could dance all [ bleep ] day. >> she could dance all day. >> that's awesome. >> no wonder she lived 88 years. she's probably got 88 more in her. >>> the bay bridge is the setting for one scary trip when one brave dude decides to go -- >> up to t top of theer of the s deo has a clinch factor. >> the story behind the super 8@@a@@ >>> ladies, the top comment on youtube on this video took the words out of my mouth. it says i don't know whether to be angry or impressed. i think you'll agree. the title of the video caught a spam bot in action. watch this. these are mailboxes, this is a woman with either some sort of flyers, maybe a menu. she has devised this system to quickly and efficiently jam these pieces of paper into everybody's mail slot. >> it's impressive. it's good. she's fast and quick, but it's annoying. >> it's an effective system but not for the environment. >> an effective system to clutter your mailbox and give you something to look at and th

. >> nana was on that yacht. >> what? >> you killed nana. >> simple.f it's not your yacht don't make it disappear. you will get caught. that's it for us. thank you for watching erin burnett "out front" starts now. >>> "outfront" next. an old-fashioned filibuster in washington, d.c. rand paul talks and talks and talks for hours. we're in hour eight. he's still talking. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, a worker at animal sanctuary attacked and killed by one of the big cats and the east coast bracing for a huge, early spring snowstorm. we'll tell you how much inches coming. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, senator paul drones on and on and on, and yes, he's droning about drones. here's a live picture of republican senator rand paul right now on the floor. the first old-fashioned senate filibuster since 2010. look at him. does he look tired to you? we're in hour eight. he still has a voice. i think all he's had is a snicker's bar for fortification today. all to stall john brennan from the cia. we were hoping he would ha

they don't even stop to visit nana and grandpa. how does spring break work for people who get their degrees online? like the people who go to -- do they go to websites about the beach? i never really went to spring break. i feel like i didn't know about it. we couldn't afford mtv at my house. now i'm too old for it. but i'm not afratoo hold to sit my bathtub with a pack of wine coolers. is because of spring break there are a lot of people on spring break for hollywood. a lo the of people over the globe congress regait here. which makes this the ideal time to play one of my favorite games called "foreigner or not." >> you're not a foreigner, right, sal? >> i'm not. i want to congratulate you on

these kids go all the way to florida and they don't stop to visit nana and grandpa. how does spring break work for people who get their degrees online? do they go to websites about the beach? i never went to spring break. we didn't have mtv growing up so i didn't know about it. but i can sit in my bathtub with a four back of wine coolers. there are a lot of people on vacation here in hollywood. people from all over the globe congregate here which makes this the ideal time to play one of my favorite games called foreigner or not. you're not a foreigner? >> i want to congratulate you

- i was saying, "oh, nana." have i not told you about my grandmother fetish?ctually tried to get on board. later that night, she put some mothballs behind her ears and fed me peppermints. - she is in it to win it. - this can't go on. i'm making a decision about nancy and avery today. i'm going in the bunker. no distractions. i had jonathan remove the bar and my collection of 18th century french erotica. - i've had to make some tough calls over the years, switching sheinhardt's wig production to 100% chinese cadaver hair, turning down dick cheney's offer to become king of iraq, selecting the brand-new logo for nbc.

court of appeals doesn't agree though they unanimously knew nana miss lee wrote that the agency does not have the right to guard this information the judges did not rule that any specific documents must be made public by the cia but in any case this is a step forward for the people seeking more information about this secretive pro. room. well don't mess with texas that's the message state lawmakers are saying to drone companies representative lance good and recently proposed house bill nine one two that would ban unmanned aerial vehicles from flying in the states airspace supporters of the bell say it's a matter of personal privacy but the true reasons for the bill might be a little more dubious than this earlier i was joined by r.t. correspondent ramon glynn no i asked him how likely this bill is to pass. the texas privacy act could be the toughest anti drone law in the united states now the author of h.b. nine twelve state representative good in there in texas has advocated for privacy rights and has sold this bill as anti police state so it's got the support of civil libertarians

die nana would be very adamant we continue on with what we are doing. >> yesterday investigators cleared up a report that diana was on her cell phone at the time of the attack. instead they say she was on a walkie-talkie. >>> they are in big trouble with the law and their parents. two teenagers charged with robbery after their mothers turned them into police. they weren't too happy when they saw the crime go down on surveillance video posted on youtube. the cameras caught the boys as they eyed a girl's wallet and they then exited the store waiting for her to leave and snatched 13 bucks. >> need a little cheering up this morning? there is now an app for that. it provide fast and effective digital pills that change your mind for the better. the app is free but you have to buy the self hypnosis audio recording. it will brighten up your mood and make you feel better. >>> whatever works. you are looking live at vatican city. cardinals are gathering for the last meeting before the papal conclave begins tomorrow. lauren green is live from rome with the latest. >> good morning, lauren. >> good m

[crash] nana! ha ha ha ha ha! let the chambermaid clean it up. hello. what's the matter? elaine-- hey, look. no shave. no. why should that matter to you? it doesn't. of course not. you don't care what i look like. that's right. i don't. i suppose i could just pull this out and walk around like this and you wouldn't care. not a whit. mm-hmm. mm-hmm. i suppose we could go to lincoln center and i could wear sneakers and jeans and that would be fine, too. you could wear sweat pants. i could? you could drape yourself in velvet for all i care. velvet? elaine: did you read the whole thing? oh, yeah. yeah? so what's it about? well, it's, uh... it's a story about love deception, greed lust... and unbridled enthusiasm. unbridled enthusiasm. that's what led to billy mumfree's downfall. oh, boy. you see, elaine, billy was a simple country boy-- you might say a cockeyed optimist-- who got himself mixed up in the high stakes game of world diplomacy and international intrigue. oh, my god. well, here we go. can i have a scotch on the rocks? may i? yeah, go ahead. what is this? what? what

to be a catholic and this is the embodiment of all that. >> well, your nana and me, too, i've got mined the nun holding the rosary, i think it's interesting to see how this next pope decides to approach nuns, the women who have given their lives to a religious life. there's been a little bit of dispute recently with american nuns, i think now would be a perfect time for the new pope to say, sisters, we understand what you do for us and we thank you. >> megyn: how hard is it to-- there we go, there it is. how hard is it do you think it's to find a cardinal to become pope. when one thinks of the catholic church one doesn't think of a progressive body and i don't mean that in a sense of liberal, but i mean always forward looking always at the advanced edge. they're more traditional. >> it will be difficult because none of these cardinals knows the hardships of being a sister, obviously, but they can appreciate the incredible devotion that these women bring to their job and i think it would be an excellent sign, now, pope john paul ii took at his personal motto dedicated to the blessed vir

my nana calls him half pint because she looks just like his father, just like his father. >> who is thatug. >> hugs. i love you. i love you. yeah, there's crayons. you want to sit in the chair? >> it puts everything into perspective as to why i need to do what i need to do. >> you help nanna cook? do you make good stuff? do you eat spaghetti? >> ew! >> you like spaghetti. you like jell-o, huh? >> ew! >> you should see what we get to eat, you want to say ew! it seems like he's grown like a little man just in the six months i've been here. he's doing things that he wasn't doing like talking that good, you know, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. >> freeze! now you freeze. go. freeze, freeze. honestly, i have to take this like a blessing. the way i was living out there, i really wasn't with him anyway. i was there physically, but not emotionally. >> ready? are you going to leave? you going to say bye-bye? >> mommy, nanna? coming? >> yes, nanna's coming. >> mommy? >> no, mama's not coming, baby.

. >> nana was on that yacht. >> what? >> you killed nana. >> it's simple.f it's not your yacht don't make it disappear. you will surely get caught, at least on the "ridiculist." that's it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. jee,. >>> without warning, a lion suddenly turns on one of its keepers, killing a young woman inside a cage. >>> new this morning, north korea said to be conducting tests on a high scale. >>> and some of the same areas hit hard by hurricane sandy. >>> and droning on and on and on. one senator's protest over drones turns into a one-man nearly 13-hour marathon on capitol hill. >> this was pretty high drama. >> very impressive. >> the type of thing we've not seen in washington in a long, long, time. >> welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm john berman. thursday, march 7th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> we start with developments in the tragic mulling death a 24-year-old intern at an exotic cat sanctuary in florida. it's so sad. she lived for these animals and ended up dying in one of their cages. let's t

>>francisca, rajalo por favor >>refugio, la nana de mis hijos, lo vio entrar a dionisio a tu cuarto enhamaca >>ni aunque estés bajo efectos de sedantes >>es que con esto, hasta pudo haber sido miniño y yo le hubiera dicho mi amor. >>yo podría confundir a conchis y francis. >>esta noche por univisión, la casa de todos. (aplausos) >>y no se puede perder... >>metele jabao. >>el primer capitulo de porque el amor manda, solo por uvideos. y si quiere ver a mi niño ya pronto tendrá cuenta en twitter. >>bueno, aquí seguimos, tenemos un tema interesante, siente que su sobrepeso o el de su pareja podría estar creando conflicto en la relacion. estudios lo indican cuando hay este problema, la pareja tiende a discutir más. vamos a ver el reportaje de pilar preza, donde ambos tienen problemas con el sobrepeso >>lo conocemos por varios personajes en television, uno de ellos santa claus >>él y su esposa sufren el problema. >>cuando nos casamos yo pesaba 50 kg. entonces después llegué a 100. ahí te das cuenta de la mala cálidad de los alimentos que consumes >>cuando se casó rubén, fue contagiando a su

. >>> se llama the dancing nana y usted puede ver más videos de ella porque es una locura. >>> un saludota marta a la capilla sixtina, él es portavoz de la arquidiócesis de méxico, quien está con nosotros, la omilía del cardenal sodano y la omilía del cardenal joseph ratzinger fue brava. >>> claro, porque era una pieza muy fuerte un ataque durísimo al relativismo, y afirmaba la fe en jesucristo al oírlo hablar nos daba mucha fe y confianza, ahora fue una omilía más sencilla, para dar más detalles de lo que se requiere del nuevo papa donde el cardenal Ángelo sodano dice que lo importante es llevar un hombre con un gesto de amor a la sociedad. >>> muchos expertos dicen que fue un discurso hasta cierto punto político. >>> fue un discurso de bajo nivel, de bajo perfil, más del tipo de exhortación espiritual básicamente dejando de lado la parte ideológica lo que conmocionó a la omilía de joseph ratzinger hace 8 años que en la prensa dicen que fue muy duro y estricto. >>> y el momento de más gratificac. >>> claro, el momento que se mencionó a benedicto xvi, porque no se puede concebir aún que

jeannie moos shows us the dancing nana. >> reporter: most 88-year-olds are lucky to be walking down steps

you've got to get to the nana and the mamaw strait.at aunt and she was a nurse in the second world war and my great uncle was a little cranky because she had a higher ranking than she did and he had to show that difference. so yes. and then mom and dad split up when a sister and i were free so she found a way to earn our living as a nurse and a had a great passion for public health. so it is a part of to be our. to connected to the breast feeding thing if you can see the link my mind makes we have far too many uninsured children in this country and it's a drag on the economy and reduces productivity and also it is just emotionally difficult for families and its very shaming for kids, too. there were times mom was in school and i stayed sick, loan because that is all that was available for us to do. she absolutely did the best she could command the whole family did, but that is just what a growing up in a single-parent home with a paycheck that's not equitable does to kids. >> one of the things i've been struck by in the last couple of