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i head to a hotel which welcomes both amish and non—amish guests, where, luckily, john and wilma havee, and even then we take a while to warm up. so we will have some fun, make a few little pieces for television, and tell some stories like this one. can you both tell me a bit about pinecraft? there's no other place like it in the world, i don't think. why do you say that? it's really a social life for older people. you go to the park, it is kind of a gathering place where people come, sit and visit. there is shuffleboard down there. and people, a lot of the older guys are shuffling, mostly men, but there is always one court open for the women. so, yeah, you get to know people from a lot of different areas. different denominations, you know? they come in here and it has been interesting that people, what we would call outsiders, that are not really amish, just happen to be in the area, and now they are coming back ever since. there is that cincinnati couple, some of them. yeah. we have become close friends with them. they are nice, clean people, you know? not..people that you don't hav

>> reporter: wilma hoekstra, who is 96, is old enough to know better, but too young to care.the back of a bull before? >> never. never. >> reporter: why did you wait 96 years? >> i don't know. ( laughter ) i think it's because i got wiser. >> i want to go down! >> reporter: saddling up can be difficult. >> you made it! >> reporter: but the laughs and smiles are contagious. she had a great time. despite his crooked horns and mean looks, 14-year-old ole is a gentle giant. >> we're buddies, aren't we? >> that's right! >> reporter: a big reason senior centers keep inviting him back. >> i'm trying to celebrate him because i think he's awesome. and i feel like these people are awesome. >> wooo-hoo! >> reporter: and fearless enough to take a bull by the horns at any age. omar villafranca, cbs news, pella, iowa. >> o'donnell: i like that-- never too late to take the bull by the horns. we'll be right back. ht back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. n

went to montreal to meet in the twenty's and despite the chilly weather we couldn't have wished for a wilma welcome. like the russia has been living in canada for over 40 years now and much of claims novels draw on her own experiences and memories. when you were 10 when your family fled saigon. doing evil member anything what happened inside and what was your life that when i left i was all that well to remember and then all that not all the enough to understand everything so when you sit down to write you can you have the freedom to reinvent you know the stories between the little dots that you have of the memories but. this saw visit images and children i think you have a very tunnel vision of things right and so i remember the smell the kitchen the room and how they would dress have they moved around and then they also have images of those tanks coming into town we only feel the fear of everybody and the worries and and on the day that we thought left of course my parents couldn't tell us that we were fleeing right but the tension was so depths that you can you know you know without anyb

>> reporter: wilma hoekstra, who is 96, is old enough to know better, but too young to care.l before? >> never. never. >> reporter: why did you wait 96 years? ( laughter ) >> i don't know. ( laughter ) i think it's because i got wiser. ( laughter ) >> i want to go down! >> reporter: saddling up can be difficult. >> you made it! >> reporter: but the laughs and smiles are contagious. she had a great time. despite his crooked horns and isan looks, 14-year-old ole is a gentle giant. >> we're buddies, aren't we? >> that's right! >> reporter: a big reason senior centers keep inviting him back. >> i'm trying to celebrate him because i think he's awesome. and i feel like these people are awesome. >> wooo-hoo! >> reporter: and fearless enough to take a bull by the horns at any age. omar villafranca, cbs news, pella, iowa. >> garrett: and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i'm major garrett in washington. thanks so very much for joining us. and good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00, we are tracking a fresh round of brain on

us if europe and asia out of a deal which social justice and what although walking conditions like wilma's agape countries on 2 continents and defined out all europe and asia own work together our new series of work place it a living free 1000 seem 30 minutes on d. w. eco africa core her threshing is a serious problem him go along be authorities are trying to stop illegal fresh them promote sustainable message them we believe was a day is marine resources a are to mers gold of the bands not i would have to protect our ecosystems coward for sure made cult way i want to new regulation eco on africa but little eat 19 minutes long d w i subscribe to g.w. books you mean your favorite writer is the messiah like to see myself as the can't stand by in the strange grown up world where your books are new to. you. i'm not laughing at them well i guess sometimes i am but i still often whip it up and read the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at a stereotype square but if you think the future of the country guy not. yet needed seem to think it is drama they are you it's all about a

wilma -- one of them is the climate and the other is the big security migration and and foreign policy and economic union. . >> we are going to step away from this conversation for a moment to go live to the white house to hear from president trump who was on his way to -- from miami. [inaudible] order.ot a gag >> and now back to our program on the future of the european union. i would take one example which is a digital resolution. we are to mention them and can come back although i like to say german and france were very close. i was in brussels as we have generaleurope the regulation of the data. i see we are based in the united and we have on both sides a regulations on how complete against the terrorist content on the internet. in a world where they are not in done -- hads it had been before, i would like to that it is the preamble to the french german treaty from one year ago. it is also -- the security of the united states, i think we need a successful european union. two very positive interventions that look back evolution ofnd the not only did french german relationship, but t

yeah, i could see that. about starting to smoke, (wilma) if yyou know,n thinking take a good hard lookl these ads. and know that some of the people that were in these ads are no longer with us because they smoked. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, visit cdc.gov/tips. >> oxygen. i do read your messages and i love reading your comments about my pictures, the segments and everything i post. i love that you love my dogs. i truly am one of the best audiences in television and it's one of the reasons justice is number one pretty much every weekend. actual lure for a for a lot of weekends straight. i enjoy spending my saturday with you on saturday night in your home. thanks as always for watching tonight. if you want a t-shirt that is impeach this or are you stupid? go to my store, judgejeanine.store. have a great weekend and god bless. >> to have to spend and special-teams. written with the type is about. >> somebody at grandma a chair. [applause]. >> welcome to another episode of apocalypse never. [laughter]. will here at this moment is very dangerous moment, because of doldrums impu

trading okay they have some that wilma you're the.rds it's not weird boeing would be out there. however they certainly topping up the cash stores because they are worried about the cash burn and all the rest i don't think you should take it in a vacuum that boeing is out there trying to issue new paper. >> also when they are raising debt and have such a big dividend you wish they were not committed to the dividend and could be doing buy backs. >> psychology of a ceo is never to cut the debt. >> of course they are not going to do that but an interesting dichotomy they got >> the outstanding debt is 2%, 3% or 4%, not onerous at all >> that would send the wrong message if they cut the dividend >> we got just one seven minutes left on the session. uber testing a feature that allows some drivers to set their own fares. >> reporter: this is the latest move by uber in response to the gig economy law here in california the new move allows drivers to charge as much as five times the fare that uber charges on a ride, essentially setting up a bi

i head to a hotel which welcomes both amish and non—amish guests, where, luckily, john and wilma havethe older guys are shuffling, mostly men, but there is always one court open for the women. so, yeah, you get to know people from a lot of different areas. different denominations, you know? they come in here and it has been interesting that people, what we would call outsiders, that are not really amish, just happen to be in the area, and now they are coming back ever since. there is that cincinnati couple, some of them. yeah. we have become close friends with them. they are nice, clean people, you know? not..people that you don't have to be ashamed of. i think we've been very blessed to have a place to go like this, that people accept us and, yeah, it's quite unique. on john's recommendation, i head to be park, hitching a ride on a very non—traditional mode of transportation. my new guide is immanuel, a long—time resident here in pinecraft. so this game is called shuffleboard. yeah. and what's the point? the point is to get your puck on the area that is marked. in shuffleboard, playe