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abc news marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11 all week and this evening, robin roberts with the womend from the rubble alive, with robin 20 years later. >> i was just praying and asking god to show me a sign, show me a miracle. >> reporter: what did you say to god? >> please give me a second chance. if you pull me out from this rubble, i promise i will do your will and i would change my life. >> reporter: as night fell, rescue teams desperately continued to dig, searching for signs of life. did you have any sense of time, how much time had been passing? did you know if it was night, if it was morning? >> no. i felt cold at one point, very cold, i was shivering, my body was like shivering. >> reporter: by morning on september 12th, they were still searching as janelle lay trapped beneath them. >> i felt like i was going to give up and i could hear the noises coming up and i see someone, i see someone, she's alive, she's alive. and i could hear them coming closer and, like, above me. somebody grabbed my hand. "i got you." >> reporter: firemen finally pulled janelle out, 27 hours after t

she told abc's robin roberts. >> reporter: amanda gorman is on the move.hor is now america's latest "it" girl. her words captivating the nation at this year's presidential inauguration. >> one when day comes we ask ourselves, where can we find light in this never-ending shade? >> reporter: almost overnight she's become a cultural icon. >> when i came back from d.c., literally stepped onto my street, already i was being recognized. >> reporter: from talk show appearances -- >> please welcome amanda gorman. >> reporter: to gracing the cover of "vogue." >> right now i'm doing hair and makeup for a cover shoot that is today. >> reporter: to being the first poet ever to perform at the super bowl. >> today we honor our three captains. >> reporter: and now cochair of the met gala, the oscars of the fashion world. >> she's a fantastic subject. and so poised and in control for a person of her age. >> i think if you want to say coronation, i think that's a perfect way to sort of really describe the ascent of amanda gorman. >> i cannot wait to talk to you, i've been

and tonight, our robin roberts with former president obama. will the democrats unite in this moment and what about the price tag? what the former president told robin. >>> also tonight, the urgent manhunt for a former marine wanted for allegedly shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy in florida. authorities tonight with a warning. >>> new reporting on the deadly amtrak derailment. three people killed, dozens injured. tonight, the new clues now with the ntsb on the ground there. >>> news tonight on the man who shot former president ronald reagan, john hinckley jr., now granted his unconditional release. and the reagan library is already responding tonight. >>> the moving moment. the rolling stones paying tribute. >>> and there is news coming in right now involving north korea. reports involving what could be their latest provocation. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here as we start another week together. news on the coronavirus tonight, the booster shots. the timeline moving forward. the president getting his shot. and if yo

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robert wrote -- robin roberts goes one-on-one with president obama about president biden's agenda.gram is something that america desperately needs, and it is paid by by wealthiest americans, pay a little bit more in taxes to make sure that we have an economy that is fair for everybody. coming up on gma, you can see more that interview, right at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. reggie: community's rally to save a landmark restaurant, a staple in the neighborhood since the 1960's. it is known as a safe haven for the lgbtq community. grub stake is on pine street near polk. they are planning to build a condo building. constructions would include repairs -- repairs to the grub stake facade. the project is stalled because of environmental appeal. now the lgbtq leaders are calling a city leaders to push the development through. >> the more this is delayed, it taints the project from really come after six years of the grub state owners complying with regulators to rebuild this iconic institution. reggie: organizers of the grub stake preservation project are asking anyone concerned in the c

their stories featured in a new documentary, "women of 9/11" with abc's robin roberts. >> it was a beautiful was warm. the sun was shining. >> reporter: judy castro was an nypd officer who worked the lower east side in manhattan. >> my partner and i, we responded to a call. routine. i was in the front seat. my partner was driving. officer castro. there was a plane going very low, all of a sudden it just hit the building. >> on tuesday i came in super early. >> reporter: nina pineda was a reporter for abc's local new york station. >> i was at my desk, and i waved to the news director. and a cummins later, he looked up at the fixed cameras and said, there's like a small fire at the top of the world trade center. and he goes, pineda, go down to twin towers, see what's going on. >> reporter: regina wilson was one of only a handful of women firefighters in new york city. >> i heard the alarm. i saw all the guys put on the gear, they got on the truck, and they left. i was so much in awe, watching the television, seeing this disaster, just trying to figure out how the hell are we going to put this

please join david muir, robin roberts, and diane sawyer for "91120 years later: america remembers. that airs from 5:00 to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow right here on abc 7. we are going to shift gears because this is no regular friday on abc 7. veteran reporter wayne freedman is retiring after 30 years with kgo tv. wayne will be joining us here to celebrate his career next, and we will put your que ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. freedman day here at kgo, but it is of course wayne freedman day here in san francisco. >> yes, wayne freedman day not just here but in san francisco. it is a celebration day as we honor veteran reporter wayne freedman retiring today after 30 years with kgo tv. we had a celebration for when a short time ago in the newsroom. general manager there, look at that -- fine wine, champagne, and taco bell because nothing but the classiest f w >> td that. >> you should share with our friends and fans. >> it is not celebratory, it is my stress food. i don't have a sugar thing. i'm going to take this opportunity now to tell taco bell, you need to go bac

there's only one robin roberts.he ways in which the globe shakes and lights up from different meteors who don't have my name but have everything else to show for it. >> what do you want for those coming behind you? >> i want young people to be able to dream and also accomplish things that i have not. i have so many young girls come up to me and say, "i want to be you when i grow up." like, oh, no, you want to be you when you grow up. we already have an amanda gorman. what we need is the next you, capital letters. >> four of the greatest athletes demanding justice. of the greatest vaccination clinics for five to 11-year-olds set to open. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent threa

"amanda gorman: brave enough with robin roberts" which airs at 10:00 p.m. now we go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey there, michael. tropical rain and bands are fueling in here to laplace and beyond in southeastern louisiana. i told you it would be a long couple of days, let me show you the timing, the heaviest rain will be today and becomes more scattered. i take this all the way through friday to show you you could see scattered moisture >>> we turn to a "gma" world exclusive. oscar winning director steven spielberg is reimagining "west side story" for the big screen. this time starring ansel elgort. "west side story" hits theaters december 10th. here is your first look at the new trailer. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ ♪ the world is full of light ♪ >> this is my first time in new york city. i want to be happy here. i want to make a life, a home. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ >> are you ready? tonight is about family. the first gringo boy who smiles at you. >> i never seen you before. you're not puerto rican. >> is that okay? >> do you want to start world war iii?

former president obama told abc's robin roberts he agrees that taxing the wealthy is the best way to pay for it. >> they can afford it. we can afford it. i put myself in this category now, and i think anybody who pretends that it's a hardship for billionaires to pay a little bit more in taxes so that a single mom gets child care support or so that we can make sure that our communities aren't inundated by wildfires and floods and that we're doing something about climate change for the next generation, you know, that's an argument that is unsustainable. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to hold a vote on the infrastructure bill thursday. >>> turning to the pandemic, a new legal ruling on school vaccine mandates. the decision in new york comes amid growing concern about staffing shortages in hospitals because of health care workers refusing to get vaccinated. abc's alex presha is here with more now. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. a major vaccine deadline hit at midnight for new york state health care workers. it's just the latest vaccine mandate taking effe

robin roberts with the women of 9/11 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and on friday night at 9:00, i'll be reporting on the day that changed america. and then diane sawyer at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the children of 9/11. and robin, diane and i will all be here saturday morning as a nation remembers. >>> in the meantime, we turn to texas tonight. one week after that sweeping abortion law took effect, banning abortions in that state after about six weeks, governor greg abbott tonight signing into law a sweeping new voting law, one of the most restrictive ever. here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: today in texas -- >> election integrity is now law in the state of texas. >> reporter: -- governor greg abbott signing some of the most sweeping voting restrictions in the country. >> we must have trust and confidence in our elections. >> reporter: but in texas and every other state, there has been no evidence of widespread voter fraud. still, the new law bans drive-through voting and 24-hour polling locations which have increased t

president obama telling our robin roberts he hopes the foundation and helping future generations will be his legacy. >> what's most important for your next act? >> the single most important thing i can do is grab the next thousand or 10,000 or 100,000 barracks and michelles and maybe make the path just a little easier for them, to make a difference. >> the former president telling robin chicago is where almost everything that is most precious to me began. >>> the economy tonight and stocks tumbled today. the dow falling 569 points on track to end the month in a negative direction on expectations the federal reserve will end some stimulus measures and of course that debt ceiling impasse on capitol hill. >>> a lot more news ahead tonight. there is news coming on the death of gabby petito. her family breaking their ♪ her family breaking their silence today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of

robin roberts still struggles with recovery, coming up at 7:00 on gma .ts, adding the abuse and systemic failures that happens to these young women must never happen again. reggie: court will be back in session tomorrow for day four of the trial of thera elizabeth holmes. erica chung says she raised concerns to chief operating officer sunny bow lonnie -- sunny balwani, who responded with irritation and anger. she had a bachelors degree, but worked with the team led by phd's. if convicted, holmes could face 20 years in prison. there is a podcast about the trial hosted by rebecca jarvis. new episodes come out every tuesday, and you can listen to "the dropout" to wherever you receive your podcasts. kumasi: the u.s. labor department just released its weekly jobless came's report, 332,000 claims were filed last week, showing continuing claims decreased to 2.66 million, about 120,000 less then the prior week. that's a new post-covid low for continuing claims. all right, we are warning you, get ready for a pricey christmas. decking the halls could get more costl

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this is what he told good morning america's robin roberts. >> i think they can afford it. we can afford it. i put myself in this category now, and i think anybody who pretends that it's a hardship for billionaires to pay a little bit more in taxes so that a single mom gets child care support or so that we can make sure that our communities aren't inundated by wildfires and floods and that we're doing something about climate change for the next generation, you know, that's an argument that is unsustainable. >> so the problem with all that, valerie, is president biden has not been able to secure agreement from all democrats. do you think he'll be able to get this over the finish line? >> i sure hope so, don. good evening. thank you for having me on. listening to the items that president obama mentioned that have to be taken care of if we're really going to be a country that cares about our fellow citizens is we don't have any choice. and so i know that president biden is working hard at this, but it's also up to those who are elected to lot net perfect be the enemy of the go

robin roberts goes one-on-one with the former president and talks about president biden's agenda. >> the build back america program is something that america desperately needs. and it's paid for by asking the wealthiest of americans, asking them to pay a few percentage points more in taxes in order to make sure that we have an economy that is fair for everybody. jobina: coming up on gma, you can see more of that exclusive interview, plus, an incredible surprise moments, right after abc 7 mornings. reggie: california, you will get a mail-in ballot for every election in the future. the governor just signed a bill making the protocol permanent. they will start sending out ballots to every voter -- they started sending out ballots every voter during the pandemic, and voter turnout was higher than ever. jobina: and a hearing today on toxic conservatorships amid the britney spears case. conservatorships often restrict basic human rights. they say spears is one of hundreds of thousands of americans in a conservatorship right now. in june, a letter was sent to the pop star, inviting her to t

you'll talk to her later today and it is amanda gorman brave enough with robin roberts.o be more. >> can be and -- we can be brave enough, just need to do it. >> yes, that's it. now we have more from the sunflower state, kansas known for its midwestern charm and kindness and that signature spirit. the hit show we've been talking about "ted lasso" nominated -- 20 emmys. 20 emmys, becky is back with more and, becky, you got to meet the real kansas coach who inspired ted lasso? >> i did, robin. kansas kindness, it's a thing, you know, plain-spoken friendliness and belief in human decency, what a concept. we know that ted lasso has brought that to the fore and maybe the coolest thing about this trip was, indeed, meeting the real-life ted lasso. >> hey, how y'all doing? i'm ted lasso. your new coach. >> reporter: it was the surprising breakout comedy hit of 2020. ted lasso, a division 2 college football coach from the midwest ends up coaching a cynical bunch of british soccer players. >> i got a feeling i'm not in kansas anymore. >> reporter: andonvertm to his eknothos of kin

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she is speaking with robin roberts and of course, you have to remember, her moving pelham during thet of a primetime special about her impact and her future plans. >> 2036 is the year i plan to run for president. when i use poetry it's not to get you to believe in me or vote for me in the future. it's about getting you to believe in yourself as a member of this country we call home and if i can do that, that's the most extraordinary form of governing that there is. kumasi: yes, amanda. she is going to be sharing more of her story during the special edition of "2020," called amanda gorman, brave enough. it's at 10 p.m. airing tonight here on abc 7 and of course, abc 7 news 11:00 comes on after that. how remarkable. reggie: i know, and most of us hadn't even heard of her until this year and look at all that she has done so far. kumasi: did you see her at the met gala looking adorable? now she is like a spokesperson for estee lowder, magazine covers, about to be president. reggie: the thing i like it she is booked. we need more of that. [laughter] mike: i love it. kumasi: up next, the s

kristen: coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 -- press your luck, a special edition of 2020 with robin robertsews at 11:00. time to go back with the ballroom. . dancing with the stars returns this year. today the celebrities who will compete for the mirror ball trophy will be announced. we are introduced to the cast and there is the thrill of potential victory and perhaps the agony of their f >> my feet are killing me and then it works its way up but my knees are starting to hurt and my back is tight. >> the cast was just announced, that these celebrities have had a few rehearsal sessions already , and as we have heard from 29 past seasons, the pain comes early. >> there is pain. i have had a few rehearsals. this muscle right herem like, and i have played every sport you can imagine, but i have never felt this thing. >> i am bruised and blistered. >> three rehearsals and you are already wearing slippers? >> i know. my last rehearsal, my foot was so sore from dancing in the heels. >> right now it is the little muscles that are sort. i am used to training how a training, as you saidm for the thi

. >> jason, kudos to robin roberts for scoring that interview i would like to believe that's enough tonds and hearts. it might have been in like 2009. i don't know if it is today. >> right. >> i feel like the base is d-o-n-e done that's my scenical opinion, your thoughts >> so back in 2009 there was a great show that was called the closer and that's what obama was the closer he can come in and he can give a great speech and everybody say my god, we love him. it would working right we're knot there now people were very angry at him. one of the things we realized is that former president obama getting health care through and a stimulus package is really amazing if you look in contrast to what is happening today here is the problem, joy, you have so many people dead set in their positions who rather than seeing the circumstances of, you know, a slow moving coup and pandemic that ravaged the american economy and stresses people out, they're still fighting like it is 2009 they think these are arguments they can go and work out in retail politics and we're no longer there politipolitically.

robin roberts is in laplace this morning where the community is just your bidding supplies to peopleho are we building their lives. she got a chance to visit her alma mater. southeastern louisiana university. students there say their dorms flooded and they had to rebuild with a mattress on the floor. they are slowly but surely recovering. grammy-winning singer treated the volunteers to special performance. ♪ performs coming up at 7:00 on gma. you won't want to measure special surprise from a man who has gone above and beyond to help his community. i have something for you. i wonder if you have this very special lotion i got what i was on vacation. reggie: what is it? kumasi: disney resorts h2o beauty. sea salt body lotion. somebody told me this is somebody's favorite. reggie: hold on now. are you talking about this? kumasi: i might be. i got the little size they have in the bathroom. but i see why you love it so much. reggie: i'm so glad i've started. kumasi: you really have. reggie: it starts in the bathroom and ends up with the ordering big bosses -- boxes. kumasi: it's so good, ta

here is a look ahead to robin roberts' new special about the young poet. ♪ >> amanda gorman and leggere that i take care of my voice. >> the young woman who captivated the world at president joe biden's inauguration seems to do it all. >> if only we were brave enough to see it, if only we are brave enough to be it. >> from standing crowds on the runway, to gracing the c magaz n at the super bowl. >> let us walk with these warriors, charge on with these champions, and carry forth the call of our captain. >> commander is pulling back the captain for our cameras, giving us exclusive access inside her life. we go behind the scenes at high-fashion's biggest night. and she takes us back to her early days as a young poet. >> my gosh! this was the first anthology i was ever published in. >> she talks about her sudden rise to fame. >> you are making poetry cool. you feel that is your purpose? >> it is everything. for me, poetry has always been cool, electric, wonderful. >> and she shares the intimate challenges she faced. >> growing up i had a speech impediment . i had to work hard for years a

oz: robin roberts' urgent message about the last chance organ transplant that saved her life. >> it'smportant for me for people to understand hope. dr. oz: next, john walsh's hunt for one of the most wanted child sex offenders, plus could audio from a spy pen hold the key to missing mom susanne morphew's disappearance? ♪ ♪ dr. oz: she has been our alarm clock on "good morning america" for a decade all while battling some of life's most difficult challenges. after fighting breast cancer, robin was

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well, robin roberts sat down exclusively with "vogue" editor-in-chief anna wintour to share the details over the top glamour. >> we call the dress code this time american independence and we really want people to have fun and enjoy dressing up again. we also want to see a lot of independence and individuality and different kind of spirit. something that breaks the rules a bit. >> we'll kick off our slippers. >> yes, have some fun. >> reporter: as "vogue's" editor-in-chief anna wintour carefully curates the guest list and seating chart. everybody wants to know the guest list and the seating chart and all that, so how do you combine the emerging with those that are established? >> well, what has been so incredible about this year is that we invited some of the more established designers like tommy hilfiger and ralph lauren and tory burch to invite -- to sponsor young designers, so it's this remarkable mix of the established and the future and we're a much tighter group because of covid protocol, and so the fact that we can have all these young people with us that night who really are the

more evidence from the declassified files that it was definitely happening because robert mcnamara wrote a book in 95 robin magna was his defense secretary. and he said that without doubt, kennedy was withdrawing. and even if we were to lose that war, we would withdraw that the vietnamese were going to handle his war from now on. after that, mcgeorge bundy was a national security advisor for germany, came out with his book and said the same thing, although the bundy was against the withdrawal. he definitely sent it. also we have a phone call in there from lyndon johnson, bowling out mac. the marin saying, you know, i never wanted to withdraw like you guys, i never agree with you. and kennedy, when you said, we have that phone call on time. so this evidence is intractable that american historians have been denying it, you know, really denied. this is a shame you don't change, the young historians will be coming around because those on the left around the world will think of kennedy and go, well just look at the record. he increase the number of devices to vietnam. he didn't sign the civil rights act. he, he

robert kanter. >> deborah h. kaplan. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann, jr. >> charles h. ouglas gene karpiloff. >> charles l. kasper. >> andrew k. kates. >> john a. katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >> don jerome kauth, jr. >> hideya kawauchi. >> edward t. keane. >> richard m. keane. >> lisa yvonne kearney-griffin. >> karol ann keasler. >> barbara a. keating. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene iii. >> brenda kegler. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. kellett >> frederick h. kelley iii >> james joseph kelly >> joseph a. kelly >> maurice p. kelly >> richard john kelly, jr. >> thomas michael kelly >> thomas richard kelly >> thomas w. kelly >> timothy colin kelly >> william hill kelly, jr. >> robert clinton kennedy >> and my grandfather -- even though i never got to make you, i will always carry on your legacy and there it. i will never forget you. >> and my brother, joseph a. kelly, whose love of life and generosity inspired everyone who knew him. he was a great young man and will be dearly missed. he is tr

robins in. all signs point towards this being a fundamental change at paramount, which is the historic studio of robertg and is under the hand of sherry redstone, lurching toward the streaming wars, probably a few years behind its biggest competitors obviously cbs and viacom is an arranged marriage of some sorts and the combined entity is smaller than it was when they were individual entities it's pretty clear that it is on a direct path vectoring towards how they can build up paramount plus, their streaming competitor to netflix, hbo max, apple plus. >> it seems like matt has made, and i think it's the right argument to make, which is they need to build this quickly what they really need to do is think about selling and they need to -- there's a difference in terms of the math of playing for the long term versus playing to sell. the question is, how quickly do you think that actually happens and to whom? it also seems matt has made the argument that the best seller, long term, might actual ly be th new discovery warner media but you have to wait for that transaction to close and probably for that to i