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. >> did your grandma would be very proud of me. if you want to open that. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: that's a little something for you.e thought into it. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: yeah. i got that. and i thought maybe you would love it. it says "world's greatest dad" on it. [ applause ] >> somebody finally acknowledged it. r family to las vegas with you? >> of course.

my grandma and your grandma sitting by the fire my grandma said to your grandma she's gonna set your flag on fire hey, you know what? >> steve: hey! what? instead of me singing it, why don't we have me, sia and natalie portman sing it with the roots? [ cheers and applause ] check out this video we made this afternoon.

i thought, no, that can't happen to me. grandma pouring acid on my head in the kitchen. i went to the lady and i was like, i'm sure i haven't. she went, oh, you do! >> jimmy: how does the lady at the lice place not have lice all the time?

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i thought you said it was your grandma's name. >> it is my grandma name. but she just calls me honey. >> jimmy: oh, it's your -- i thought you said it was your, "grandma's name." >> as i'm now -- should we start from the beginning? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. ♪ no, no, no, stop. no, no, no. this is the way the whole night is going. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's just the way it is. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we've just been bracing the obscure, the weird, and the fun. >> i'm digging it. let's go. >> jimmy: yeah. my grandma name. >> what's next? just skip over that. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! i want to know the story. all right, now i don't wanna know. >> that's obviously a stumbling block for you. let's just go. go to the next thing. what are we talking about here. >> jimmy: i don't know. yeah. >> what are we talking about. >> jimmy: how long have you been wrestling? no, that's for john cena. [ laughter and applause ] i don't even know what i'm holding. i want to know what happened to you. >> i fell. >> jimmy: did that happen

i thought it was cool my grandma liked it so much let alone mashable.com." she's grateful for the publicity but says there's more to it than that. (maddie "the bigger story is that it's really giving val a platform to talk about service dogs and that they're valuable life companions. not things you can see and here, but a slough of invisible diseases and that's what bella is for." bella is a huge part of val's life... so naturally, was a huge part of the wedding day. she even got her own "first look" with andrew, the groom. (valerie parrott/bride) "my life wouldn't be the asme without her. with bella and

charles: michael, i marvel that the utilities and grandma stocks are leading the way. the exuberance of the money out of this market, yet, it's hard to say there's a fundamental correlation right now. >> well, first of all, charles, i want to say thank you to the bears out there because as a result of their overselling, we've been seeing this, i've talked about this the last couple of years, overselling leads to great buying opportunities and my readers are making money hand over fist right now. when i look at brexit, i get excited. we took gains on the stocks, up 70% in three months, which is a tech stock. it's a stock picker's market and the fundamentals of the economy aren't-- we're not getting 3, 3 1/2% growth that we've seen, but remember the dollar, it's strong. decent growth and we've upgraded twice the forecast for what we thought we had growth in, the first quarter for the g.o.p. 1% i'd like to see it beat 2 1/2%. we're looking at a nine-year high, 16 1/2 to 17 million vehicle unit sales right and these are solid the last time-- >> to an agree you're arguing t

dad was working second and third jobs in order to provide the money that these kids needed to be at grandma's house and to be at a school in north carolina. and so betty jean, the ninth grader, told me it was like it ripped their family apart. they went from being this happy, joyful family where friends were coming and going all the time, you know, they lived right in the heart of farmville to really being, like, she and her mom on the weekends at the dinner table. and they would never be a family like that again except for christmas time. they never would sleep under the same roof again like they did then. and i came to find that that ripping apart of families really echoed the indignities of slavery, you know? and i had never thought going into the project about what that would be like, to have your children just, you know, ripped away from you so that they could get an education. those stories of the children and what their lives looked like after the schools closed were some of the most meaningful parts for me of reporting this book. there's one student who's a really good student, and sh

a grandma trying on virtual reality goggles for the very first time. and her reaction? priceless. >> oh! [ yelling ] >> you can see the woman from northern ireland going from happy to terrified within just a matter of seconds while living that nightmare being chased by dinosaurs while she was watching "jurassic park." >>> a border battle of a different kind happening in the carolinas. the proposed redrawing of the state lines between north and south carolina has left one homeown homeowner in health care and financial jeopardy. if changes are approved, she'll go from being a south carolina resident with an address in south carolina, a south carolina phone number, to being a north carolina resident. joining us now is the 88-year-old homeowner, and at the moment, a south carolina resident, d.d. good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> we pretty much know where south carolina and north carolina is. we're going to use gps and look at where the founders wanted it. as it turns out, you thought you were in south carolina, but you were just barely over into north carolina. how d