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alison: so, the best piece of advice she gave you as grandma not maya angelou? ,just as grandma. [laughter] colin: always eat the food given to you at someone else's table. [laughter] for me, the biggest thing that she gave me was the statement that she said, she was then hand at the small of my back, she would never let me fall. and that means she has watched out for me before and continues to watch out for me now. and i have multiple pieces of evidence of her continuing in my life. alison: colin johnson, thank you so much. rita coburn whack and bob hercules, thank you so much. "maya angelou: and still i rise." thank you so much. it it premieres tuesday, february 21 at 8 p.m. eastern on pbs. when we come back, we talk to the director of "fire at sea." ♪ ♪ john: good evening, i'm john micklethwait, editor-in-chief of bloomberg, filling in for charlie rose. "fire at sea" is the new oscar-nominated documentary from gianfranco rosi. the film is set in the italian island of lampedusa, which has played a critical role in the european migrant crisis. it is closer to tunisia than it

>> that's classic grandma. let's not do anything halfway. >> clean that up. >> it amazes me, bob, no one had done a documentary about maya angelou. do you know why that was and what made you think i'm someone who could accomplish this? >> it was amazing for me. rita and i did not know each other when we started and i was musing about dr. angelou and i had a picture with her about a project we did and thinking about her and doing research. i was amazed. nobody had ever made a film about maya angelou was shocking to me given the breadth of her story and how important she is in our culture. i just started to research and reread the books and get prepared and then i was introduced to rita through a mutual friend and our combined talent came together beautifully to make this film. it was a five-year project but it was a phenomenal five years. an incredible journey really and a great privilege, really, to be the ones to tell her story in the television format. >> i want to ask you a frank question, i know why i relat

go hungry. >> and grandma will feed that cat. >> and grandma will feed that cat. >> the book fed the imagination of cheers then 12 year old eaughter imani. >> an image of three doctors, three black women in their scrubs just posing. wey were so cough dent and so powerful and that right there is, sky's the limit. you can do anything. >> reporter: this month marks the book's 25th anniversary which imani and a new team of photographers have honored with an exhibit at the george washington university in d.c.. where imani now 37 teaches journalism. >> and current times, you know, our field is under a lot of scrutiny but for me the core elements of journalism is truth telling. you are there to document truth. and for me it's been something that i watched my father do as a child and then it definitely inspired me to do that now. >> reporter: the new display exposes raw joy, despair, resilience and resistance. ndani even included her three year old son isaiah pictured here with his great grandfather. >> reporter: so when isaiah does ie next version of this in 25 years and you come back here

colin: classic grandma. [laughter] don't do anything halfway. all right? [laughter] alison: it amazed me that nobody had done a documentary about maya angelou. and do you know why that was, and what made you think, ok, i am someone that could accomplish this? bob: it was amazing. rita and i did not know each other in 2011 when we started and i was musing about her one day. i have a picture of myself with her from a project i did with her years ago, and just thinking about her, i did some research and i was amazed that nobody had ever made a film about maya angelou. it was shocking to me given -- it was shocking to me given the breadth of her story and how important she is in our culture. so, i started to research and reread the books and get prepared. then i was introduced to rita through a mutual friend. and so i think our combined talents came together beautifully to make this film. butas a five-year project, it was a phenomenal five years and an incredible journey. and it was a great privilege to be the ones to tell her story in a television format. ali

hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] john: good evening, i'm john micklethwait, editor in chief of bloomberg, filling in for charlie rose. "fire at sea" is the new oscar-nominated documentary from gianfranco rosi. the film is set in the italian island of lampedusa, which has played a critical role in the european migrant crisis. it is closer to two new shia -- tunisia than italy. half a million people have landed there and nearly 30,000 have died. a.l. scott of "the new york times" writes, "mr. rosi does not spare his viewers glimpses of pain." the film is impressionistic and intensely absorbing. here is the trailer for "fire at sea." [sound of waves crashing] [engine revving] [helicopter whirring] >> your position? your position? >> help us please. >> how many people? >> we have small children. please help. [helicopter whirring] >> come on guys. [water splashing] [indiscernible chatter] >> d, g. [singing] ♪ >> your position? my friend, hello? john: i am very pl

. >> grandma clock. >> jimmy: grandma's clock. >> grandma cck. >> jimmy: that's grandma's clock. be careful. she's really -- she's watching tonight. >> i'm going to do a a lew alcindor right now. >> jimmy: oh, i know that. [ audience groans ] nanna, nanna, nanna turn the channel! nanna, don't watch! >> what you got? >> all right. ♪ [ cheers ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, he kissed it. >> ah! [ audience groans ] >> jimmy: grandma. >> let's go, jimmy! [ cheers ] >> going to do a kareem -- kareem abdul-jabizzle! [ light laughter ] [ audience groans ] >> jimmy: that almost went in. >> you got that. >> that was impressive, actually. >> jimmy: that was not bad, right? [ laughter ] awe, this is romantic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: moneyball, worth 2 points. [ audience ohs ] ♪ >> jimmy: that was -- violent. but we're giving you a point for that because you got the water in. >> i just got get water in? >> jimmy: you got the water in. >> i got water in. >> jimmy: all right, 2 points. you're in the lead. >> i got a rose in there, too. yeah! [ audience groans ] ah! [ light laughter ] >> jim

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hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are so fortunate to be joined right now by a a great leader of this nation who will soon become a private citizen again, just like all of us. only way smarter, cooler and more accomplished. please welcome back to the show, the first lady of the united states of america, michelle obama. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. [ cheers ] thank you, thank you, thank you. and welcome back to the show. i really appreciate -- i just want to personally say thank you for being our only first family that we've had -- since we started "late night," we've been doing bits and sketches together. i don't even know -- >> we have. we've done some really crazy stuff. >> jimmy: crazy stuff. [ light laughter ] right we -- i mean, yeah. had a potato sack race in the white house. >> that was the first thing. that was your introduction. that's how he showed up at the white hous

so some people say grandma some people said all week. and so, he said grandma because it was part of the story. it had meaning. but you can give her face meaning to them by looking at her for a moment saying what she has all of colored skin. ali, olive. or harry, turns out he has a lot of hair. i want you to meet lisa, she is very pretty subtle mona lisa smile. and, you meet mrs. bangle. that's easy, she has banks. and then she tell you she is attorney so that helps you remember her first name. so we can use these memories. and that is an emotional memory because if you've ever been sued. just like the three b's over my car i was stung by a bee so i can remember that. we can use these methods to remember errands. so say i'm running out of the house and i had to remember to get eggs and pickup my dry cleaning. and i see myself holding egg, slips and the yoke gets all of my pants and i have to remember to go to the cleaners. so you can remember unrelated words. using this method. so want you to prove it to yourself, here are eight unrelate

and i said, no, grandma, i got nominated for an oscar. who's oscar? >> you know, he is the first muslim to win an oscar and he is an east bay boy, born in oakland, raised in hayward, attended st. mary's college in moraga and we could not be prouder. >> oh, and i just love his grandma. i want to meet her. she stounds like a trip. let's go to mike for a look at your weather. >>> usually someone like that has somebody with an even bigger personality in their family and i bet it's his grandma. beautiful look from the exploratorium of the impending sun that's going to wash over you all day today. we start off on a positive note. here's just a little bit of a pullback. we still have the flooding at lake port, the national weather sefrsz pushed the flood warning back to thursday now as the lake just won't drop. we're at about 10.1. here's a look at sfo. look few beautiful sunrise there. you can see the gap there. everything's quiet. no delays. brighter day today. and warmer. not only today but through friday. chilly tonight, milder mornings are ahead and an

what about the grandmas with the luggage part? >> i care about grandmas, too. >> stephen: well, the movie "get out," i have been told, is a horror movie about race. is it so racist that it's going to scare me? is that what it's about? >> it will scare the racism out of you. >> stephen: well, i hope so. this is an amazing movie. i stand behind none of my work, but i love this jordan peel hit it out of the park. >> stephen: writer and director. >> yes, hand wrote and directed this. daniel colulia is astonishing in it. great cast. katherine keener, alison williams. i've never read a script like this. you will see it's an amazing experience. thee it in the theater because the crowd goes nuts. >> stephen: tucker, i want to thank you for coming out here. >> tucker's a love snore you take care of our friend bradley whitford. "get out" is in theaters tomorrow. the lovely bradley whitford, everybody. we'll be right back with a performance by lupe fiasco! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ so tasty. you may be muddling through allergie

so hey, grandma -- mom. >> jimmy: hi grandma. >> but i couldn't have done this without you, mom. you are my role model. you are an amazing woman even though you don't think you had anything to do with me. she always says that, it's like, you raised yourself. and i was like, i did not. it was you. and dad. but just having that multi-generational existence kept us all grounded because mom doesn't really play. she's not impressed with any of us. [ laughter ] >> grandma is amazing. and i love you, mom, and i'm proud of you, because you represented this country well, too. good lady. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i have some photos. i know you have -- you have a a photographer wherever you go. >> we do. >> jimmy: that's family. >> no, it's turned out to be pretty good because, you know, like we don't have -- we can't go back to that house. it's not like you can knock and say, can i see my room? it's over. >> jimmy: yeah. >> once you're out, you're out. they don't -- you know, that oath is real. you know? it's like we'll be standing at the gate, going, remember us! [ laughter ] >> j

i'm just a grandma. i'm just an unemployed grandma. i'm no threat. i'm not armed. i said why do i have to leave? and he said do you have a ticket? and i said no, and he said are you a guest at the hotel? and i said no, but it's a town hall. and i understand i wasn't very nice yesterday -- >> for give me for jumping in, if you wanted to speak directly to the senate majority leader 30 seconds what do you want to say to him? >> mitch mcconnell you need to listen to people you forgot what you are there for and out lived your youthfulness, i respect you as a human being but that's about all, i asked you to hire me because you need a conscience, you don't appear to have one and this is concerning, this is america, this is kentucky. >> rose, thank you for speaking out in kentucky. >> thank you, ma'am. >> thank you. >> we'll be hearing from more people like rose also a republican on the other end of the questions momentarily, but just in a suicide bomber in iraq has been identified as a former guantÁnamo bay detainee, what we know about him? here on cnn. >>> a man who car

hey, grandma, it's mahershala. she goes, hello, hello, hello? i go, everything's okay, everything's good, i know it's really early, i'm just calling to tell you something, got to tell you something. yeah, yeah? okay, okay. she's trying to wake up. i said, grandma. i got nominated for an oscar! she goes -- she's in the hospital? [ laughter ] and i said, no, grandma, i got nominated for an oscar! who's oscar? [ laughter ] i said, i got nominated for an oscar for "moonlight"! oh -- you still in texas? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: maybe you'd be better off texting with her. >> yeah, exactly. i called her later that night. really late. she was awake. >> jimmy: and she was awake. >> she got it. she was so excited. >> jimmy: did she watch you last night? >> i know all my family did. i just haven't had a second to talk to them. >> jimmy: get a million calls and e-mails and texts? >> i have about 700 e-mails, texts -- >> jimmy: why don't you kill a million birds with one stone and just say something to your whole family and friends righ

everybody screams and grandma starts jumping up and down, crying and her brother gives her a bigger hug. >> the guy recorded the video is his childhood friend. the favorite part for everyone was when the man started rolling and her brother craig started crying. >> aww. >> wow. >> gram's very excited. >> watch what gram says to marcus. >> i am so proud of you marcus. >> atta boy. >> you got some good swimmers, marcus. >> either way, it is a beautiful moment shared by everyone, including us. >>> now, we are about to learn of the gender of their thing. >> i cannot see anything. they have the technician puts the gender of the baby to an envelope and they take it to the baker where they have cutting into it now. >> by it is time to pull it out, and they bring it out, they got one and one. looks like they have having a boy and a girl, congratulations, guys. >> keep watching and you can win. today is a bonus day, you can win an amazon echo and ipad mini. >> it is coming up in just a little bit. standby for the rtmi mini giveaway. >>> chinese rescues are the real mvp. >> not likely you have not

hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >> this administration our allegiance will be to the american workers into american business. i feel very strongly about that. i remember the 1980s you are victims of trading abuse when they were dumping all sorts of competitors all over the place. and ronald reagan stepped in he put in the large tariffs. president trump reminded everyone that even reagan used tariffs. he met with harley davison executives of course this has been a common theme in the trump white house. assuring them of things from taxes and trade. and anything that would put the american workers first. byron, thank you for joining me. it's been like this. there is a romance with unions. blue-collar workers folks who already voted democrat's ahead of corporate profits and another chance to reiterate that perhaps tariffs do work. >> there were a lot of things going on. talk about tariffs. that's what the president talked about in the campaign quite a bit. and hi

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hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >>> the premiere of john wick chapter 2, keanu reeves talks about doing his own stunts. >> udo and >>> oh, they look great for another epic journey, don't you think? >> absolutely. >> orlando bloom joining the cast of the "lord of the rings" for what you call a mini reunion. >> 15 years after the original movie. >> 15 years? >> isn't that crazy? >> i can't believe it's been that long. selena gomez and the weeknd still together. >> selena and the weeknd are ready for the grammy awards. while their lust fest continues in italy, fans stateside are hoping we will see these two attend grammys together. >> selena isn't nominated. the ndweek t haswo grammys is dominated as featured artist with fiance and along side the show and we did wstarith. he next, paris jackson gets a tv gig. michael jackson's daughter will appear on an upcoming episode of fox's "star." "e.t." confirmed paris shot her scenes yesterday in atlanta. she plays rache

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. >> when we saw the car we all yelled grandma and we kept on saying it and that is when the car hit her. >> reporter: she was one of the grandchildren crossing the busy intersection with the 48-year-old when she was hit and dragged down the block, witnesses say the driver was trying to run a light. >> grandma told us that she loved us before she got hit because she knew she was going to get hit. >> reporter: that three-year-old in her arms is recovering in a wheelchair but city officials say it exposes a deadlier problem at the intersection. >> over the last six months highway of death. >> reporter: city councilman curtis jones. >> what we have to do is try to put police officers here also to calm it down but then when they apprehend someone doing something wrong rachet up the fines and penalties. >> reporter: what do you say to the person responsible? >> i just hope that you turn yourself in and have a conscious and this is really tearing my family up. >> reporter: truly heartbreaking for those young children at that to have to witness and the driver was last seen heading south on

this is little cade din and the little miracle came into the world all thanks to grandma. ida marie eldridge had to deliver her own grandson when her daughter sam biehler went into labor in gloucester township w the ambulance arrived ems workers found grandma she had done all the hard work and mom and baby they were taken to the hospital in excellent condition. quite a story to tell. >> that is quite a story. >> right. >>> ba tock your fox 29 weather authority now. here's live look at trenton tonight as we track that major winter storm that will bring lot of snow to our area. >> hard to believe on day like today. let's get over to meteorologist kathy orr talk about some wacky weather. kathy. >> it's unbelievable much that is a snow baby. >> that's right. >> right? >> yeah. we're talking about record warmth today. and just in a matter of hours some snow falling. it is really an amazing his historic event that will be happening in the next couple of hours across the delaware valley. take a look at market street. it's quiet, it's still balmy. temperatures in the 50s. a cold f

>> that's just classic grandma. yeah. "let's not do anything halfway." >> of course, not. i have to clean that up. it amazed me, bob, that no one had done a documentary about maya angelou. do you know why that was? and what made you think okay i'm someone who might be able to accomplish this? >> nobody had ever made a film about maya angelou was shocking to me, given the breadth of her story and how important she is in our culture. so i just started to research and kind of re-read the books and get prepared and then i was introduced to rita through a mutual friend. and so i think our combined talents came together beautifully to make this film. it was a five-year project. but it was a phenomenal five years. it was an incredible journey, really. and it was a great privilege, really, to be the ones to tell her story in the television format. >> i want to ask you a very frank question. >> sure. >> i know why i relate to mia angelo and you as african american women. what related to you as a white male? >> yeah, you know, that's a good question. i remember when i first read "i

hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >>> san mateo's tom brady and the new england patriots winning the first time overtime super bowl tonight was special enough. but the special moments and the politics surrounding the big game had many people talking as well. at green's sports bar in san francisco, there were cheers for the big plays along with moments these fans will never forget. >> president bush, would you please toss the coin? >> fresh off a hospital stay, the coin flip from former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara delighted the players and their hometown crowd. the commercial set a more serious tone that in years past, the political climate now in this country front and center. audi took on gender equality. >> what do i tell my daughter? do i tell her that her grandpa is worth more than her grandma? >> the message that progress is for everyone was well received here. >> i do feel that the owners of the organization probably do have strong fee

. >> it's one of our hay meadows, it's owned by my grandma. >> reporter: in pottawatomie county, kansas, 34-year-old matt and his younger brother, tim, are also fifth generation farmers. >> you have guys my age that are trying to raise a family, trying to farm, and having to work in town, just to produce cheap food for the country. it's a crisis. >> reporter: they say they spent $34,000 last year farming wheat and other crops, but they only brought in $35,000. so they may have found a solution. they now sell cattle and cut out the middle man. when these cattle go to slaughter they might make $1,000 a head, but if they slaughter, process, and sell directly to the consumer themselves, each head would be worth $2,100. with an uncertain future, those like don teske can only hope the family farm will survive. >> we're going to lose another generation of farmers through this, and that's sad. >> reporter: david begnaud, cbs news, pottawatomie county, kansas. >> pelley: tonight, iraqi forces are holding the runway at the mosul airport. it is a major advance in the liberation of iraq's second la

. >> somebody's grandma, making cookies? jesse: not mrs. fields. it's a "watters world" classic you don't want to miss. corey lewandowski is here to cheer on the patriots. corey, get over here, buddy. jesse: controversial news out of seattle as a federal judge orders homeland security to stop enforcing trump's travel ban. president trump tweeted the opinion of this so-called judge which takes law evenment away from our country must be overturned. joining me is corey lewandowski. i love the so-called knock. we learned something about the judge that i'm going to tell you about in a second. this guy is an expert. his name is daniel franklin in executive authority. he's aor at georgia state university. he says what this judge did is very rare because the courts give the president a lot of leeway. and the presidents usually don't have to go to court to work these things out. this very rare according to the experts. >> you have a federal judge show is legislating from the bench. if he wants to make legislation he can step down from the bench and run for

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the family are everywhere, even upstairs where grandma barbara plays bridge. so how do those who know him best judge joe's hand? yes, i think it should be ok but you can only really tell when they get in the job. it's very much learning on the job. being a cricket captain. and there is a lot of onerous responsibility being england cricket captain, hopefully it will be successful. you see roots don't get carried away. despite joe's progress from sheffield to yorkshire to england to world number one batsman for a time, he's already scored 11 test centuries and plays all three forms of the game, still there are concerns. he has only rarely led his county and might root the captain compromise root the run maker? they don't dwell on that around here. it is a big job butjoe is that kind of person who will take it in his stride, i think he's more than capable of dealing with the pressures of what captaincy brings. root inherits a team that lost 4—0 in india last year and faces south africa in the summer before the ashes tour come winter. who knows how he'll fare? w

hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] charles: president trump continued today teasing his tax cuts to help keep jobs in america. when in fact they already have. >> many companies have been coming back into the united states. we had a tremendous number of announcements. we had ford and general motors and many, many others, intel made a main announcement, and they did that because of ways happening with our tax structure that is going along very well. charles: we have this afte -- ws pavlovian response. president trump mentions tax cuts and the market booms. >> the economy needs tax reform now, not later. charles: i know we get conflicting report. i think lower taxes, maybe not the whole ball of wax. the main reform that we all long for to be something that could be achieved at least giving us a timetable for it. and letting us know it could be retroactive. >> ideally we go to a low flat tax. what the house has looked at for lowering small business taxes. eliminatin

hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >>> new at 1k6 00, police are hoping more witnesses come forward in a hit and run crash that killed a woman last year. that was from december 19th, the car drove away. flynn died at the hospital two days later. today her parents joined police at a news conference calling for justice. >> i still can't believe it sometimes. i just think she's walking to starbucks or at her art class or at the humane society. >> they're still looking through surveillance video. >> a san francisco police officer shot in the line of duty is making a remarkable recovery. a man said to be mentally disturbed was causing trouble opinion he fired three shots at the officer, hitting him once. the bullet missed a major bullet in his brain by a centimeter that's the diameter of a fingertip. >> i'm glad it was me that was shot. i wouldn't want to see my brother in that position. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, you'll get a firsthand look at officer downs

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the grandma makes it. it's always her cooking. she cooks every time and she makes fettuccine fresh. >> anthony: rome is a city where you find the most extraordinary of pleasures in the most ordinary things. like this place, which i am not ever going to tell you the name of. asia's been coming here regularly forever. she brings her kids still, so i'm not gonna screw it up for her. >> anthony: oh, that's good. >> asia: that's good. children's food. isn't it comforting? >> anthony: is it possible to look at rome in a non-cinematic way? i mean, it's a city that, kinda, demands it. >> asia: to me it's how to shoot it the way that it has never been shot. there's sides of rome that, pasolini, for instance, who wasn't from rome but would shoot here and he would do the suburbs and he had this real sense of the real rome. [ woman in film speaking italian ] >> asia: i went to the coliseum the first time when i was 16. >> anthony: oh, well, how often do new yorkers go to the empire state building? i mean -- >> asia: why would you go inside? >

. >> stephen: say hi to grandma for me. >> hi, pam. >> stephen: hi, pam. she's doing great. your mom is leia thompson we know from "back to the future" and your father from pretty in pink. is there some movie star you're impressed by? >> one time i looked at helen mirren in the eyes and put my hands like this and threw up in them. >> stephen: i'm sorry. ( laughter ) please do go back. >> yeah. >> stephen: why was that? it's sort of the beginning, middle and end of the story. not much else. that's a tell-tale sign that i really love helen mirren. >> stephen: you were so nervous? >> my body knew before my mind. >> stephen: i had her on the show and she walked right up to me and kissed me on the mouth. >> i heard. >> stephen: yeah, i heard, too! from my wife. that helen mirren is quite an attractive lady. >> yeah. >> stephen: and you worked with brian cranston. he's attractive ( applause ) he's so approachable and cool. >> i call him america's sweetheart. he's the greatest man in the world. i'm going to say clap for that for sure. >> stephen: i'm all in on th