and grandma just has like the sweetest demeanor. oh, he's such a sweet boy. >> we have videos of him pushing you into the leaves. we got some complaints about that. we're going to have to take him to the station and question him over those videos. >> i love that he pushed his grandma. that means she still has a sense of humor. >> you loved it. she has a sense of humor. but some saw it and thought it was elder abuse. >> is he home? >> josh. >> what? >> so ross does come downstairs. >> your days of elder abuse are over. >> is this for real? >> she calls down her daughter, ross' mom. >> just here to investigate this thoroughly. he shoved her into the pile of leaves. we got some complaints on that. >> really? >> that was just a fun day. >> just a fun day? >> tell them it was a joke. >> it was a joke. >> ma'am, would you like him to go to jail or stay here. >> i want him here. >> do you love him? >> yes, i love him. that's my grandson. >> i couldn't do it anymore. >> all a big prank on grandma. >> ross has his buddy comes and play a big

my great grandma is the fifth wife out of six. we're heading up to my great grandma's home. she lives by the side of where my great granddad used to live. i'm really excited to see her. there she is. hi! hello. how are you? i'm fine. good to see you. it's a long time. long time, many years. this is my great grandmother elizabeth. she's going to be 117. this is my great aunt, irene. she's here to help me with the translation because i can understand everything my great grandmother tells me, but to speak the language is really difficult. great grandma elizabeth has lived on this land for 90 years. she grew up tending cattle on her father's farm. then she moved here as a young bride and raised seven children. she built this house with profits from the farm. my great—grandmother is proud of her government identity card. it doesn't show the exact month or day that she was born. but it does have the year of birth as 1900. the tribal tradition of age groups gives the same name to all children born in the same year. my great grandmother belongs to this age group which means we kno

that's why ross is hanging out with his grandma. she's a sweet one. >> what's your proudest achievement? in your life. >> my family. having my children. >> of course the kids and the family. and what about the grandchildren? >> what about your grandchildren? >> oh, yes. my grandchildren and great grandchildren. >> and who's the best one? >> there isn't. they're all equal. >> yeah, sure. that's what they all say. are there any other proud achievements you've had in your lifetime? >> i've always worked and that's made me strong. >> grandma built car parts and bombs for world war ii. he took grandma swimming. any advice? >> keep swimming, buddy. don't give up. >> that's great advice. >> sweet little moment to make a wish. >> i know what you wished for. you wished for a monster truck. >> what would you say to the rest of the world that's watching this right now? >> have faith. live every day to the fullest. and work hard. >> but don't forget all that hard work, there's still time for a little woop woop. >> what does woop woop mean? >> e

even for grandma. grandma having a ball in this 350 z modified drift car. it about.son there just whipping she seems to have a face of concern, but then as soon as it whips back the other way she's like wahoo. this kid says any t gets above 50 miles an hour grandma is like take it easy, now, don't go too fast. but he was surprise d she accepted his offer to ride in his drift car. >> because he's only going 25, 30 miles an hour. >> not too fast just sideways. >> some grandmas would say it's not for me. she's like i'll try it out. >>> most of us had tricycles growing up. i always dreeamed mine was more like this. >> okay. can i still have the tassels though? >> sure. absolutely. little 125 motorcycle that's been modified into this version. and the guy who's in the saddle here really seems to have control over it. doing wheelies and just drifting that thing putting it wherever he wants to go. looks like fun. >> that would be an incredible amount of fun right until i got injured. >>> we're about to dust off your cupid abilities and see if you can figure out whe

no problem. >> but grandma's super stoked. they clean her up a little bit, her eye starts tearing up. but then they hand her the mirror. >> takes it like a champ. >> you'd think she was going to love it, right? >> i love it. >> yeah, she loves it. this is like the giddiest grandma ever. >> i love that her granddaughter is so giddy too. >> it's a beautiful shared moment. >>> living on the edge. >> no room for error. >> wow! >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, it's time for a little fun. >> just a big group of friends gathering together to have a race in a field. >> why the competition is fiercely silly. >>> plus rich ferguson is back with some tricks up his sleeve -- >> that can't be achieved. >> see his hilariously shady suggestions to get them every time. >> two hands. this this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation tha

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grandma is tugging. another man runs down. >> push the emergency button to stop. >> security sees what's going on and hits the button. it was too late. she was injured. authorities at the mall are not taking responsibility for this. they say there's a protocall. and parent adults are supposed to ride facing the child. grandma should have been riding backwards to prevent this. >> i'm 40-something years old and i've never heard protocol for riding an escalator. how does it swallow a foot? >> your guess is as good as mine. it's now trending again after it happened in october. it's a good reminder to watch your little ones when on an escalator. >> the elevator in this next video was working just fine until it wasn't. the people at this residential building were stuck on that elevator for about an hour and a half. they're now crawling out. one by one they do make it out. >> come home from work, the elevator drops on the basement floor. everything turns off but the light zblps this is one of the ladies that wa

the recipes still grandma's and delicious authentic history in every aisle. they proudly wear the history on the walls of their italian market. >> is that her. >> yes, angela who i'm named after. nick my brother was named after. brother and sister third generation run the place. >> he want to make our grand persons proud. >> with homemade dishes that happened all day upstairs and homemade bread like sem lena. they make their own sausage and house roast their meats and create all kinds of fresh pasta. and cheese and cheese and all cheese. >> hundreds of types of cheese from all over the world. >> and tucked in the back the grove, a treasure trove of balsamic vinegars and olive oils. >> i go back every year to make sure the olives are perfect. and you'll taste that on their famous tomato pie. >> and baking is how grandma began. >> she was making pastry in her basement. >> people wanted to buy her pastry and she started to sell out of her house. >> and it grew into what it is today. >> that it my grandma's ricotta cheesecake. >> delicious. >> these are the smell

may you rest in peace, grandma, and, mr. speaker, may you and my colleagues in this body, join me in keeping her in your prayers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house nooncess until

hi, grandma! >> jaclyn, welcome. >> she is going to get the whole church group. >> my mom and grandma, yes, they will definitely have a lot of fans for you. >> we'll make sure we put antioch on the map! [ laughter ] >> okay. we need weather watchers! >> we'll get grandma. >> the entire dunn family will start watching kpix 5! welcome and good to have you with us. >> thank you. >>> and you know, out of antioch right now, westbound highway 4 looking okay. but we are dealing with a crash making our way through the area. >> first let's go to weather. >> it's been pretty good this morning as far as the weather and our precipitation is concerned. we have been picking up a tenth to two-tenths of an inch of rain from our weather watchers around the bay area. right now, brian kiley, he is going to the chapel. you know, photographer brian kiley is going to get married on saturday! he is providing us this beautiful view. this is one of his last days of working before his honeymoon. got to put that out there f

well, it turned out that number belonged to david's grandma. simms responded to david's two-word attack like this. "david, i can't tell if you're just a really dumb little boy or an angry bigot. but i know for sure you shouldn't have posted your grandma's telephone number on your facebook page. she and i had a very disappointing chat about you. we'll chat soon." simms admits it didn't resolve anything from the quote 20-something man but simms became a social media here 4 his response. "trolls, you have been warned. we will call your grandma." >>> and if you've ever wondered how you really look and you want a real honest answer from someone other than your mother, alexa can be your blunt stylist. it's called the echo look camera and style assistant. besides ranking and rating your outfits, it also takes 360-degree snapshots of you. thank social media here. and saves your outlets to a personal look book. if you could use a robotic unbiased besty, it's $199, and it is available by invitation only. >>> if you'd like a brutal look to the roads tonig

some gave two, even three times. >> i dug into my piggy bank and my grandma gave me some, yeah. >> i think it will help them. >> reporter: they might have started thinking about just their classmates but the money these students have raised will help many, many more showing that one type of flood can sometimes lead to another. >> they see neighbors in need. they see classmates in need and they just want to be a part of the solution. >> that's one of my favorite stories. >> school wide they texted me, $5,402. jessica's class well over 2,000 just from that one classroom. >> they surpassed their goal. very victory laps. >> that was great. >>> one hashtag is enough to catch the attention of stanford's admission department. if you write it enough times. he tweeted a picture of his stanford admission essay along with the news he had beensay co, black lives matter written 100 times. it was his answer to the question what matters to you and why. a new jersey teenager is already quite involved in the activism community. he's given a ted talk on stereotypes he faced as a muslim team. he worked

the girl was with her grandma at the time and the grandma says she got distracted, didn't notice the toddler running into the street. thankfully this two-year-old avoided being hit directly. she is okay, just sufrld minor bruc bruises to her head. >> accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> thank goodness suvs. >> exactly. >> something not as impressive but still out there. a little fog at the coast, half mile visibility. i have the fog layer on live doppler 7. about three in napa and five to ten elsewhere as the clouds are hanging pretty low. let me show you our little storm. you can barely see it, just some of the green and the brighter white here. here is the storm track and it is already starting to make a my graduation to the north and disconnecting from our system. our system will slow down a little bit. that means most of the day will look like this with some sprinkles, maybe a little drizzle in higher elevations, even a stray light shower possible until about 6:00. and it will fade away. breezy transition to our warmth that starts tomorrow. friday the breezes hang around. cal

>> grandma or the shower? >> hillary clinton. >> thinking hillary clinton. >> better dress, our own anchor, lisa mcree on her way to the desert. when last we saw her. she was trying to hitch a ride. uber wouldn't pick her up. united wouldn't fly her dressed like that the she has now arrived. >> she has indeed. geared up for it. snapped this picture partying with katy perry. >> is that katy perry. >> a tough gig for lisa. >> her with blond hair. right. they're twinning. >> um, i guess that is katy perry. and the party there just yesterday. >> lisa is rubbing elbows. >> plush gig. >> must be nice. celebs who stayed home this holiday weekend. starting with, mariah carey and nick cannon. mariah shared the photo with the twins. painting eggs. >> a-able family. neil patrick harris and husband david burka posted a video with a not so sweet bunny. the family known for pranks. this one did not disappoint. >> this one is going to melt something. this is super model adrianna lima in a shower eating a chocolate bunny. so

so it makes me worry a lot about grandma's health. i'm in here, there's nothing i can do to help her, unfortunately. >>> coming up -- >> all's i ask is that you wear a condom. don't do it in our home and don't catch anything. >> pamala speckin takes an unconventional step to hold her family together. >> and because people are saying you've put seminal fluids into foods you were sharing with other inmates -- >> jeremy merithew faces an angry judge on the day of his sentencing. >>> good-bye, everybody! bye! >> i love you. >> love you. write me. >> pamala speckin has spent her last night at the kent county jail. her transfer to state prison has come through and she will now leave to serve a three- to five-year sentence for her fifth drunk driving conviction. >> you were a good wife and a good mom. i just can't believe it went from laying in bed next to each other to this. >> speckin recently said good-bye to her husband. afterwards she wrote him a letter with a proposal she hopes will keep them together. >> i know that i'm going to be go

i love my grandma. 5:06. more money coming down the pike for the downtown san francisco extension of cal train. the transby a joint powers authority just approved $5.4 million for a preliminary engineering study. san francisco county transportation authority wants to extend cal train from the at&t park area to the transbay terminal. there's no timeline for the project. and a construction is booming in downtown san francisco, especially soma, that's creating some huge traffic backups. the examiner looked at the numbers and found traffic was slowed as much as nine miles. >>> there's a summit in palo alto focused entirely on autism. it's called the autism at work summit and it's hosted by fap. leading business leaders will come together for what's being called the largest gathering to ever address the issue of autism. >>> we've seen off arou-and-on on this thursday morning. let me show you what we'll see through the day. 53 in san francisco with rain moving back in. you need the rain jackets today and we'll take

i see that online all the time pick someone's grandma with the "new york times", whatever they have. that's going to be me. i just don't know what that news is going to be, but now i have thoughts like that. like in 50 years something i couldn't imagine, yet a-- >> the original question was i had like two or three words to say, so i'm going to stay true to the question. legacy, hope and inspiration. >> you can watch this and other programs online at book tv.org. >> this is book tv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here's our primetime lineup. 7:00 p.m. eastern, reflecting on the 2016 presidential election. 8:15 p.m. an interview with the co-owners of politics and prose bookstore in washington dc about their bookstores reaction to the election of president trump. 8:45 p.m., camille office her thoughts on feminism and empowering women and men on book tvs afterwords-- afterwards former chief of the nypd's internal affairs bureau talks about investigating corruption in the police force. at 11:00 p.m., we wrap up our sunday primetime lineup with the satirical coverage of the 201

oh, grandma. >> jimmy: oh, grandma. thank god, grandma. the new "planet of the apes" movie looks awesome. [ laughter ] there's a new cyberthreat that is on the horizon. if you use apple mail this is something you should think about. a group of hackers is demanding $75,000 in ransom money from apple. they claim they have access to 300 million e-mail addresses and they're threatening to wipe those accounts if they're not paid by april 7th, which is friday. now, apple says -- they deny it. but these hackers, they go by the name turkish crime family. which was one of my favorite children's books, by the way. [ laughter ] but they actually say they want $75,000 cash but if not that they would also be willing to gift cards. [ laughter ] i think i have that in my drawer. so that's not a problem. why they want itunes gift cards i have no idea. if they're technologically savvy enough to hack into apple and erase all the data you'd think they'd be able to figure out how to download the new ed sheeran album for free. [ laughter ] [ applause ] but in

>> grandma: that's pathetic. >> gamble: it'll be all right. >> grandma: it's time for you to have some good luck. >> cooper: to someone watching who says, "look, it's unfortunate that some innocent people end up in jail, but no system is perfect, and it's the cost of doing business to keep people safe?" >> metzger: we didn't keep people safe. we put donald gamble in jail. the wrong man. and let the actual robber out on the streets for 16 more months. who knows how many other people he robbed? the cost of not having a good public defender is not just to the defendant. it's to the victims and it's to all the future victims. >> cooper: gamble, who was arrested again last month for disturbing the peace, had always insisted he was innocent of the robbery, but told us he was so scared in jail, he considered pleading guilty. you were facing potentially life in prison? >> gamble: yes. >> cooper: if your attorney had been able to get a plea bargain, for say, five years, would you have taken it? >> gamble: absolutely. if you ask yourself that same question, would you rather five years or 99 year

grandma is tugging. another man runs down. >> push the emergency button to stop. >> security sees what's going on and hits the button. it was too late. she was injured. authorities at the mall are not taking responsibility for this. they say there's a protocall. and parent adults are supposed to ride facing the child. grandma should have been riding backwards to prevent this. >> i'm 40-something years old and i've never heard protocol for riding an escalator. how does it swallow a foot? >> your guess is as good as mine. it's now trending again after it happened in october. it's a good reminder to watch your little ones when on an escalator. >> the elevator in this next video was working just fine until it wasn't. the people at this residential building were stuck on that elevator for about an hour and a half. they're now crawling out. one by one they do make it out. >> come home from work, the elevator drops on the basement floor. everything turns off but the light zblps this is one of the ladies that wa

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? >>

and then the grandma is living with them. the oldest kids they go and she was sent into the -- with some relatives to go to school because they have no school in here. >> anthony: right. floating fishing villages like this used to be found in nearly every sheltered cove or corner of ha long bay, but as vietnam becomes a more popular tourist destination, authentic fishing villages are starting to disappear. the government has been relocating fishing families inland, hoping to minimize their ecological impact. [ dog barking ] >> ha: the people that are living on floating villages, they're just generally nice and willing to open their home to others and -- >> anthony: they basically farm oysters. >> ha: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam. they come from places like this. it takes over a year to grow each pearl, and there's no guarantee an oyster will even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese pe

so high this 8-year-old grandma has been forced back to work as a majo majorette, just to cover. we got so swept up in the moment that she grabbed her baton. she decided to stop shooting when grandma started reminiscing about other experiences she had as a majorette. topic number two. a british inventor has don't impossible. if you could see what my bottom is doing you would probably call the fcc. he has a bumper car that drives over 100 miles per hour. created a 600 horse power death trap at the b.b.c. auto show. look at him fizzing down the track without even a helmet on. this is why you can't give a whole country free healthcare. his previous inventions were a hoverboard and the world's fastest baby stroller.unfortunar had braking issues. topic number 3. dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo which rhymes with slow-mo. he's riding off. espn is reporting he has decided to retire and pursue a career in football broadcasting. this is a huge story for cowboys fans. he's the leader in broken claf kals. and the most trips to chicago with jessica simpson and his willingness to play thr

come with grandma. >> chloe: go with grandma. i'll see you soon! >> esther: bye! >> chelsea: all right. i am going to go get dressed, and then i will come help you get ready. >> chloe: i cannot wait to put my dress on! >> chelsea: you're gonna look perfect. >> chloe: thank you. not just for the dress. for being my best friend. for everything. >> nick: hey, dad. >> victor: hi, son. >> nick: you wanted to see me? >> victor: thank you for coming. i wanted to tell you in person that scott grainger is writing my biography. >> nick: wow. that's, uh... >> victor: before you start criticizing me, i've heard enough from both victoria and your mother. >> nick: yet you're gonna do it anyway. >> victor: yep. he's gonna set up an interview with you, and i want you to be open and explain how you feel about our father-son relationship, how you feel about the family, the whole thing, okay? >> nick: fine. >> victor: just like that? you're not gonna criticize me and tell me that i may be tarnishing my legacy? >> nick: dad, i'm just not up for a fight right now. >> victor: what happ

this is causing hardship for our mothers, our auntie '5, our grandmas. it is the whole idea that pension in itself should not be touched. it is already being chipped away at the edges, who is receiving it and whether it is guaranteed in certain forms. eye—macro i am talking to my fellow near pensioner here. speak for yourself. i will be working for a few years yet. we will face a demographic time bomb. there'll be no such thing as a lock because there will no door. pensions have a triple lock. they are the biggest group that votes but also the group that has been best off in the group that has been best off in the last eight years. pensioners, on the last eight years. pensioners, on the whole, have seen their lot improved. with the announcement they are making, given foreign aid is unpopular with some voters and the pension lock is popular, how much of these small details we have got so far isa these small details we have got so far is a function of the fact the conservatives, in the opinion polls have such a big lead they feel they can have such a big

. >> she really has been waiting a long time to be a grandma. but andy for years says i don't want to get married and i'm not having any babies. >> come here. >> uncle number one. >> what does my shirt say? >> auntie. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] are you kidding me? oh, my god! >> that's how it happens. >> she apologized, but thnana might have to clean that up before the baby comes. >>> one of our favorites is back. >> i'm so excited to burn some calories with you. >> but he's not by himself. >> you are always so fun to hang out with. we always have a ball together. you know i love you so much because of your form. you're just so smooth ande shap. >> yeah. yeah. do the ed sheeran song. >> exactly. >> he plugs it all into his computer. presses play, and now we have our own carpool cakaraoke. ♪ i'm in love with the shape of you ♪ >> everything syncs up and he's putting his own spin on the classic song "shape of you" which has been number one in the billboard hot 100. ♪ discovering something brand new ♪ ♪ i'm in love with your body ♪ i'm in love

who normally sits here moaning about these cuts to meals on wheels, but that guy, he's a well-known grandma hugger. ( laughter ) people are saying that this budget lacks compassion, but white house budget director and 49-year-old temp mick mulvaney knows that it's just the opposite. >> i think it's probably one of the most compassionate things we can do to actually-- >> cutting programs that help the elderly-- >> you're only focusing on half the equation, right? you're focusing on recipients of the money. we're trying to focus on both the recipients of the money and the folks who give us the money in the first place. >> colbert: yes, you can't just focus on helping the needy and forget the people whose taxes pay for it. that's like praying for the accident victim who needed a transfusion and forgetting about the guy who's walking around a pint light now. give the guy a cookie. ( laughter ) now, mulvaney had to cut meals on wheels because they "failed to meet their objectives." yes! it's called "meals on wheels," but how often do you see a hamburger driving down the highway? ( laughter ) now

applause great grandma puts her longevity down to a diet of boiled yam and milky tea. but for today she's happy to indulge. everyone has been given some cake. the first people to be given some cake was everyone named after my great granddad. so what my auntie said is all the koinanges come and get some cake. she's really happy. i think she's had a lot of cake. hopefully when i'm older than 100 years old, i will be fed cake by all the people who come after me. yeah, it's a beautiful thing. i'm quitejealous, to be honest. we're just going to wait... this cake is good. we're going to wait for my great grandmother to go to where we're taking a family picture. once we've sat down we will start moving towards that area. organising so many people is a tough task. everybody‘s keen to catch up. while great grandmother patiently waits, it's a chance to meet relatives i didn't know i had. do you know how we're related? i belong to the grandmother older than her. this is my cousin... cousin? his son is your dad? yeah. hi. thank you very much. i'm your aunt. yeah. people are so e

grandma will be going with scarlett to premiere of her new vie in june. >> scarlett gets to see what she looks like when she gets older, now at eight ... we are live on the berkeley campus where daylong political confrontation s drew a heavy police presence. whooshswat teams in the suburbs.residents in a quiet east bay community told to stay indoors while police search for the killer who gunned down a womanshe was found in the street near the lindsey wildlife museumwhoosh new at eight .... a rash of home burglaries plagues a small bay area communitywhoosh and tech reporter shows us how a silicon valey company wants to revolutionize air travel . you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) breaking news at 8. police order a shelter in place for a martinez neighborhood. after tracking a homicide suspect to the area. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore. this is connected to the shooting death of a woman earlier this afternoon. grant lodes is following the breaking news. he joins us now with what we know. (grant) right now...people in this part of

sheila lives at her grandma's. a church-going christian, she wants to train as a lawyer. she says what some i in the big health agencies thinink private. sheila: : whoo! the condom is too associated with hiv. and so it's become stigmatized in the people's minds. narrator: she's backed by market research, whichch shows trust in relationships is the main reason for not using condoms. sheila knows sex and romance sell, so why not use them to promote condoms. she's working on a a radio progm to t try her message on a widedr audience. it's s for 99 fm, a popular national l radio station. today is the big sell. sheila: i'm very nervous. i'm in the hands of god. [groans] narrator: sheila's off to see the head of ththe station, but will he e buy her maverick message? sheila: my idea is to make a pilot program. station manager: yesterday, i attended a [indistinct] in chibuto. they had a box with condoms, like this one. i didn't want to take any. sheila: exactly. station manager: but what are we going to say in the program? no to the aids condom, or are we going to say, aids condom

but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. mmm, cushiony...and we can use less. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. remember, that's charmin in there... no wasteful wadding! we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin. ♪ you might not ever just stand there, looking at it. you may never even sit in the back seat. yeah, but maybe you should. ♪ (laughter) ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back to the show. folks, my next guest is a tony-, emmy-, and grammy-winning triple threat who uses all of those talents to play a wardrobe in the new "beauty and the beast." >> meet madame garderobe, a great singer! >> when she can stay awake. >> the beauty! ( yawns ) >> stay with us, madame! we have someone for you to dress! >> finally! a woman! pretty eyes! proud face! perfect canvas! yes! i will find you something worthy of a princess. >> oh, well, i'm not a p

. >> my grandma's missing a toe on each foot. she's missing a toe. >> barbara? >> is missing a toe on each foot. >> has she ever divulged that? >> not that i know of. but she has darling feet. and they look cute. >> is it the big one that's missing? >> i think it's the second, i'm sorry, i shouldn't have said it. but it happened with age. and now you're right -- >> with age? she had them before, now she doesn't? >> yeah. >> they disappeared? >> they say if you don't sleep -- >> jimmy: what? if you don't sleep enough your toes go away? sounds like a weird way to convince your kid to take a nap. grandma said if you don't go to sleep our toes will go away! so that was yesterday. and today on "today," jenna was asked to elaborate. >> anyway, she had a regular set of toes. and then as she aged she had a occurrence called hammer toes where she accidentally -- they got a little bit close together. >> scrunched with bad shoes and things like that, a lot of women get them. >> she had two removed. >> not the hammer toe? the actual toes? >> the toes were gone. >> did she g

thank god, grandma. the new "planet of the apes" movie looks awesome. [ laughter ] there's a new cyberthreat that is on the horizon. if you use apple mail this is something you should think about. a group of hackers is demanding 75,000 nasdaq ra$75,000 in rans apple. they claim they have access to 300 million e-mail addresses and they're threatening to wipe those accounts if they're not paid by april 7th, which is friday. now, apple says -- they deny it. but these hackers, they go by the name turkish crime family. which was one of my favorite children's books, by the way. [ laughter ] but they actually say they want $75,000 cash but if not that they would also be willing to accept $100,000 worth of itunes gift cards. [ laughter ] i think i have that in my drawer. so that's not a problem. why they want itunes gift cards i have no idea. if they're technologically savvy enough to hack into apple and erase all the data you'd think they'd be able to figure out how to download the new ed sheeran album for free

. >> my grandma actually called me jumpy when i was a baby. i used to jump in the johnnie jumpups, and it stuck with me my whole life. and i've got some other nicknames. do you want to know them? some people call me b, just a regular b, because like a bee, a swarm of bees. and some people call me as snaps because i click when they get not too far away from me. >> corcoran security housing unit, or cshu, is the largest in the state of california. and holds the worst of the worst inmates. robert glen is no exception. though ironically, his prison history all began with one nonviolent crime. >> i came to prison for grand theft auto, i got sentenced to three years. >> but instead of simply doing his time and going home, robert has assaulted more than a dozen inmates, lengthening his original sentence. >> because of all of them assaults, my points again rose to a level four inmate. and the classification committee decided to give me a indeterminant cshu term, and put me up with a aryan brotherhood member, and that began my life as a prison gang. >>

some gave two, even three times. >> i dug into my piggy bank and my piggy bank and my grandma gave me some. >> yeah, i think it will help them. >> reporter: they might have started thinking about just their classmates, but the money these students have raised will help many, many more showing that one type of flood can sometimes lead to another. >> they see neighbors in need, and they see classmates in need and they just want to be part of the solution. >> reporter: while jessica's class finished with more than $2,000 raised, the rest of the school did their part, too. the total for the fund-raiser, over $5,400. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> fantastic. you're watching "today in the bay." a special service in a bay area city taking a toll on garbage collectors. complaints that a park for homeowners is seriously injuring workers. >>> the pepsi ad controversy not fizzling. the reason why san francisco now has an issue with the pulled commercial. >>> yes, it's 7:29. you're watching "today in the bay." a live look at san francisco. we're under a micro climate alert. that picture mig