robin. >> robin: staggering indeed. ian, thank you. now the delphi murder case. jurors are set to begin a fourth day of deliberations in the trial of richard allen, accused of murdering two 8th grade girl, abby and libby in 2017. alex perez is in delphi, indiana. >> reporter: the jury will be back at the courthouse deliberating later this morning. at this point there's no indication on where they stand. this morning tensions growing here in delphi indiana, as this tight knit community waits to hear if a jury will find richard allen guilty of the murders of 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german. on saturday, as jury deliberations went into the third day, the defense attorneys seen heading back into court. jurors asked to hear back a few pieces of testimony. they left the courthouse 90 minutes ahead of schedule. >> it's taking this long for a jury to decide a verdict tells me one thing. there were polarizing opinions in that jury room and they are not budging. >> reporter: the teens, the best friends, were killed in 2017 during an afternoon hike in

>> robin: is that a goat?ncer: honorary members of the international order of "old goats". >> robin: two goats on the court, after becoming the winningest coach in college basketball history, 1,217 wins, geno auriemma is the all-time wins leader. >> robin: geno auriemma the uconn women's coach is gonna join us life. a fiery night at the cma awards. ♪ ♪ you ain't nothing but a liar ♪ ♪ lara takes us backstage! dude! [ cheers and applause ] >> robin: with the night's big winners! >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america! >> robin: the cma's are always so special, good morning america, we have a busy mornings lara is in nashville, and you have two big interviews for us, this morning, michael. morning >> michael: maria played by angelina jolie. and my buddy, steve urkel, jaleel white, it was fun to catch up with him, looking forward to showing you both of those. >> george: black fridaysoever a week away, an exclusive look at the latest better business bureau scam alert. and, how to alleviat

. >> robin: good morning america. the president-elect's trip to washington, a possible breast cancer vaccine, and the stars born live on our air more than 20 years ago are back. president-elect trump tapping republican fire brand and staunch loyalist matt gaetz for attorney general. florida congressman resigning from the house, ending an investigation by the ethics committee. plus why tulsi gabbard could face question, as republicans hold on to the house, completing their sweep. >> michael: fire erupts in new york city. this morning we're tracking the east coast blazes and the hundreds of firefighters battling them. >> george: a new alert concerning your yard. with so much of the country experiencing drought. this morning the danger from falling trees and what's in the drop zone. >> oh my god! oh my god! >> robin: break through. the new hope in the fight against breast cancer. the latest on a vaccine. ♪ baby baby oh baby baby baby ♪ >> michael: and oh what a throwback. >> sounds like a girl. >> michael: the miracle mo

robin?robin: now ginger with the forecast for thanksgiving week. >> ginger: it's certainly been worse, weather wise. that's good news. we've had much bigger storms. i'm already tracking one storm that started in california. they had a fresh two feet. the ski and snowborders will be so pleased with the forecast which i'll get to later in the show. let's talk about travel. we put on the airplanes here tuesday, which is supposed to be the biggest day for air travel. denver or salt lake, atlanta up to new york could have some trouble. it's just some light precipitation. truly, it could be much worse. chicago or orlando or miami good to go. then i want to hit the roads because we're starting with mountain snow. denver through parts of kansas into missouri, chicago could be a little messy, down i'd say 80 and 90. then on thanksgiving itself, this is where it gets worse. if you're traveling 90 or 95 you will be seeing some precipitation. there are serious shots of cold air which i'll start coming u

robin? >> robin: mary, thanks.morning. waking up today to reports of a major security breach right here at windsor castle. the sun newspaper reporting masked men scaled the perimeter of the royals estate near where prince william and his family live. police telling abc news they received a report of a burglary on sunday, october 13th at 11:45 p.m. statement said they entered a farm building and made off with a black pickup truck. according to the sun they used the pickup truck to ram their way out to security gates at the cottage where the wales family were likely asleep at the time. no arrests have been made. king and queen were not at the castle. this is what windsor castle security said. there were incidents in 2021, 2022. no comment from kensington palace or buckingham palace telling us they won't comment on security issues. guys? >> george: that's a surprise. okay. thank you very much. robin, congratulations are in order for you. big weekend. honored by the poynter institute. it was a bow tie ball saturday nig

robin?ere abortion is on the good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. voters here in maricopa county know their ballots will likely decide who wins arizona's electoral votes and will also decide if the right to an abortion should be enshrined in the constitution. this is one of ten states to a ballot initiative to expand abortion access. organizers behind the measure tell us they are confident that it will pass, but that doesn't guarantee a win here for vice president harris. they do expect many voters will split the ticket and still vote for former president trump. election officials are bracing for a tight race. we got a look inside the center where 60% of arizona's ballots will be counted. it is a meticulous process in every step, from unsealing the ballots to verifying signature, to tabulating votes. republicans and democrats team up to supervise. it took them ten days to count the votes in 2020. this year they say it could take even longer. >> george: okay, elizabeth. thank you v

robin? >> robin: thank you. extra minutes of exercise may help lower blood pressure. good news for nearly half of all americans who have high blood pressure. that's according to the cdc. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton is here with more. break down the story. >> five more minutes. if anyone's like me, that five minute mark comes up and i'm off the treadmill and in my bed. this is motivation to keep it moving. it is a new study that looked at over 15,000 participants. it found just five additional minutes of vigorous exercise was associated with a drop in blood pressure. robin, that drop is only half point. as you know, small drops make an ocean. further found bigger investment yielded better returns. compared to sitting 30 minutes watching television. instead, getting out moving for 20, 30 minutes, physical activity. that was associated with a blood pressure dropped so much so that it reduced the risk of chronic disease. heart disease, reducing risk of stroke. which is why these findings are consiste

robin? >> robin: the election and the supreme court. what kind of checks are we talking about here in a trump second term and possible future appointments? >> this morning i'm thinking about the supreme court in a couple different terms. one, will the supreme court act as a meaningful check on a second term presidency? actually during the first trump administration they were a real check. they struck down terms to end the daca program. that was a different court. trump has transformed the supreme court. this court is not one that i think is likely to act as a comparable check. those appointments are the other thing i'm thinking about. he's already made three appointment. the question is how many more could he make? i think he's likely to get to a place, justice thomas and alito, who are in their 70s. the real question is whether the three democratic appointees can stay the course. another vacancy would transform the court in a way we really haven't seen before. >> robin: always appreciate your insight, kate. thank you very much. michael

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the organizer is a former world champion to until 2014 represented cost of of since then robin cross need, she has not had zone yet. has problems. for one simple reason. he changed his passport . now he represents germany leading. don't you have to wishing that costs of old could have the same status as his adopted country? 5000 the i came to germany in november 2004. it wasn't easy and the beginning is everyone who does that experience has immigrating, isn't easy to get over the years. we've overcome those problems at the end of the year we are. and finally we can give something back to our native country, those phones. i'm deborah the loan to all of us to sort of get past that. she is hosting this bossing event, precisely because he hasn't forgotten his homeland. and because he wants to draw attention to the difficult situation facing box, there isn't costs about fact. then he himself saw no other option then to lead his own country. as the pos, i also got a job, a task board because it enables you to fly anywhere for competitions. so it's something it definitely needs as it sort o

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a former world champion, robin crescent. she is fox and professionally and constable for the 1st time donetta entered trainer mount. you'll a sallow kind of don't want to miss the chance to be wing side for the bout with the hope that one day don't. yes, i will be in the same position. the cost of our athletes are set to enjoy these. a free travel in the us of 2024, but restrictions elsewhere remained difficult for plenty of us, but the rough estimates, the removal of the visa obligations is very amicable. valgy i am in robin and i are in different dimensional symbols. i compete, and i'm a to book single while he's a professional and us, the best way to rubbing has a lot of advantages when it comes to entering competition part of the month for me having a passport from acosta, that there might be a range of obstacles nothing is such that i hope that in the future i'll also be able to compete in on other countries without any problems at all. and then you start the of the, of the console thing is a boston event like this can

i'm just very lucky and very graceful. >> david: robin with elton john.entary, next month on disney+. good night. tonight, the deadly storms that battered california and the bay area are finally tapering off, but not before claiming the lives of at least four people. here in california, the placer county sheriff's office posted this video of its dive team's efforts in the american river to recover the bodies of two men. the men were swept away around 7:00 on saturday, but rescue and recovery crews were hampered by stormy conditions. so far, the men have not yet been identified. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. this comes as we await the identities of two other men who also drowned during the storm in sonoma county over the weekend. >> but first, here is a look at some of the wet conditions around the bay area today. >> yeah, it was a wet morning, certainly for commuters. as holiday travel week gets underway. this is video from west oakland where you can see lots of showers for commuterse getting onto the bart t

it is the first time that robin _ smile about. it is the first time that robin has - smile about.ile about. it is the first i time that robin has seen his portraits on display at st james hospital, he is meeting up james hospital, he is meeting up with the artist.— up with the artist. could have taken a few — up with the artist. could have taken a few more _ up with the artist. could have taken a few more wrinkles i up with the artist. could have | taken a few more wrinkles out but absolutely stunning. llntiil but absolutely stunning. until recentl , but absolutely stunning. until recently, robin _ but absolutely stunning. until recently, robin struggled to look at his reflection after a skin cancer diagnosis, he lost his nose, eye and upper teeth. when you look in the mirror without the prosthetic, you quickly want to cover it with the prostatic. thinking back to where people can see the person you are, instead of the, for want of a better word, freak because that is how you feel. 15 patients have been involved, they wear facial prostheses and had treatment for head and neck canc

congratulations, robin.osting earlier this morning, it really is her humanity that makes her such an incredible journalist. >> janai: it absolutely is, and a funny story, a very good friend of mine from my second market in oklahoma interviewed robin at that event last night. >> whit: oh really? >> janai: she reached out to me ahead of time. i was, like, i'll give her a heads-up to let her know. she said, thank you so much because robin came in, shook everyone's hand and gave her a hug, and robin making someone feel that special, that is robin roberts. >> whit: exactly. that's the robin we know. congratulations. >>> all right. we got a lot more ahead here on "gma" this morning. crime targets. what authorities are saying about a string of burglaries at the homes of nfl and nba stars. >> janai: and holiday travel deals. it's not too late to book. expert advice just ahead. >> gio: nfl week 11, coach herm edwards joins us to preview the big matchups including the cowboys and the texans on monday night. we'll be r

his this robin?reporter: we spoke with robin from her hospital bed over the phone. >> everything is going to turn out great. >> love you, babe. >> i love you, too, my baby. >> reporter: telling us she is in a lot of pain but grateful >> the thing that i can remember, i started to fall asleep and all of a sudden i was going over the bump and then i went into the ditch. that is all i remember. >> reporter: it was a split-second decision for a family my am so thankful for them coming and helping me. >> we will make it up to them. >> oh, we will, honey, yes. no doubt. >> reporter: who firefighters who were on the call say . >> it is pretty unique somebody jump in and help somebody they don't know, right? >> reporter: help saved a stranger's life. >> yes. between thanksgiving and christmas her grandkids get to see her. >> can't wait for my baby to get home. >> reporter: there was no calm holiday for hot . >>> there was no calm holiday for picket workers. union and hotels have been unable to agree on a new

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"here" directed by robert zemeckis, costarring robin wright.e first time! >> tom: throw up the first one. >> stephen: 30 years after "forrest gump." no change. one, two. there you go! absolutely. there we are. no difference whatsoever. >> tom: it's like the band is back together again except we are not performing "please, please me." we're performing the white album. it is a slightly different thing. >> stephen: fifth movie with zemeckis, obviously there must be some profound connection there. what is it? >> tom: this is what bob does to me all the time. he says, "you know, you know what we should do? you know, if you have any like -- if we had any balls, what we would do is, you know what we would do -- we would make, you would make half of the movie fat, and then we would take a year off and then you would just, you would just get really skinny and then you come back and we'll do the second half of the movie. if we had any balls." that's how we made "cast away." >> stephen: first it was just be fat, then skinny. >> tom: it wasn't the opposite

we spoke with robin from her hospital bed over the phone. >> everything is going to turn out great. >i love you too my baby. >> reporter: telling us she is in a lot of pain, but grateful. >> the thing that i still remember is i started falling asleep and all of a sudden, i was -- going over the bump and then i went into the ditch. that is all i remember. >> reporter: it was a split second decision for a family. >> so thank. for them coming to help me. >> we'll make it up to them. huh? >> oh, we will honey, yes. there's no doubt. >> reporter: who firefighters who were on the call say -- >> it's -- it's pretty unique that somebody wouldup? and help somebody that they don't even know right? >> reporter: helped save a stranger's life. >> get thanksgiving and christmas now with her grandkids getting to see her. >> i can't wait for my baby to get home. >> wow, people around the bay weren't the only ones stuffing themselves this is thanksgiving holiday. oakland zoo sent us these videos of the animals chowing down on their favorite snacks on their day off. the oakland zoo is opening back up t

robin hicks. has become the first country in the world to ban social media for under 165 after a pioneering new bill was passed in the country's senate. it will cover platforms such as x, tiktok, facebook and instagram but not messaging services or online gaming. prime minister anthony albanese said the legislation was needed to protect young people from the "harms" of social media. the ban, which will not take effect for at least 12 months, could see tech companies face fines of up to 32 million us dollars if they don't comply. staying in australia, the country's competition watchdog has given qatar airways interim approval to take a 25% stake in virgin australia. the tie—up will give qatar a new avenue to increase flights to australia. this means the two carriers can now market and sell return flights between doha and brisbane, melbourne and sydney from june next year. authorities caught a stowaway who made it onto a delta air lines flight without a boarding pass on tuesday. the woman was caught

robin george and michael shared their plans with highlights from better homes and garden magazine. >>travel warning is a thanksgiving rush hits its peak. >> i'm going to turn now to the road. they're expected to be packed with holiday travelers. >> we're counting down to thanksgiving with the dishes we each give big thanks for at this time of the year. >> they spend mornings getting us ready for the day and in this case, the holiday. but after good morning america ends, robin roberts, george stephanopoulos and michael strahan are getting themselves and their families ready for thanksgiving. so how do our friends over at gma spend the holidays? they gave a little bit of insight to better homes and gardens magazine. george says he is in charge of the turkey, while his wife, ali wentworth, handles the sides. michael told the magazine quote, let's just say this if you're not the one in the kitchen, it's best to stay out of the way and make sure you compliment the chef a lot, which is what i do more often than not. michael also told the magazine. when it comes to his thanksgiving table, th

environmentaljournalist robin hicks laid out what he expects from this year's summit.s been slow. there's been opposition to plastic production cuts, caps from — rather from the production cuts, caps from — ratherfrom the big production cuts, caps from — rather from the big petrostates such as saudi arabia. there's also been disagreement on who will finance the treaty. developing countries are pushing for developed countries whose multinationals, whose companies created a lot of this pollution to pay to fit the bill —— foot the bill but there has been a lot of pushback also on that, on who should pay for it. ,,, ., ~ ., , on that, on who should pay for it. speaking of these global owers, it. speaking of these global powers. us _ it. speaking of these global powers, us pledged - it. speaking of these global powers, us pledged a - it. speaking of these global- powers, us pledged a commitment to this back in august but now we have donald trump coming into how much is this waiting on the summit is now in busan? there's been a lot of confusion actually over what the us�*s p

environmental journalist robin hicks gave us his thoughts on this summit. it's been slow.re's been opposition to plastic production cuts, caps from — rather — from the big petrostates such as saudi arabia. there's also been disagreement over who will finance the treaty. developing countries are pushing for developed countries, whose multinationals, whose companies created a lot of this pollution to pay, to foot the bill, but there has been a lot of pushback also on that, on who should pay for it. speaking of these global powers, of course, the us pledged a commitment to this back in august. hello and welcome to business today. i'm katie silver. we begin in south korea, where delegates the key agenda — putting a cap on plastic production. but it's a measure that has faced strong countries like saudi arabia and china. as a result, negotiations have stalled on saturday, is meant to be the last round of discussions. environmental journalist robin hicks gave us his thoughts on this summit. as saudi arabia. there's also been disagreement over who will finance the treaty. develop

robin in maryland, good morning, republican. caller: good morning. i cannot decide between department of defense and homeland security. i think both of the choices were excellent. pete hegseth is a true patriot. he loves america. he has two bronze stars. i think he did a great job. i think he will do a great job. and the current head of the dod went awol for five days and lied to his boss about where he was. so i certainly think pete hegseth will be great. kristi noem, i think she is great. head of dhs here at the current head of the dhs light to us, told us the border was secure -- the current head of the dhs lied to us, told us the border was secure. there were millions coming over, and we were told there was no problem. i think kristi noem will be great. i wanted to mention, someone talked about how trump did not wear a mask. well, keep in mind that anything other than the n95 or kn95 mask had no value whatsoever. so we were all told to wear masks, but those masks did absolutely no good whatsoever. thanks for taking my call. host: thanks, robin, i

. >> i'm going to go by the robin. >> the red robin. we should have known that one. yes.thanksgiving. >> it's probably turkey. >> it was turkey. okay. thank you. >> i got it off your chest. >> dump us again. okay. >> speaking of turkeys. true or false? utah officials are asking people to stop brining their birds into the great salt lake. >> oh, that's really funny. >> are true. i'm going to say false. true. >> i'm going through because i want it to be true. >> okay. it's true. yes. >> thank you. utah. you still live in utah. >> they want a natural brine. >> yeah. earlier this week, a turkey washed ashore from someone doing that. oh, no. yeah, yeah. interesting. okay. okay, now back to parades. which feline was the first ever parade balloon in new york city? >> garfield. >> garfield. >> garfield. >> garfield, i guess. felix the cat. >> pink panther. i'm going with pink panther. oh, andrea. >> andrea, lock in. your answer. garfield. >> felix. >> no, it's felix the cat. in 1927. >> never heard of. >> never heard of that one. yeah. >> okay. and finally, which of our coworkers

. >> robin in syracuse, new york. good morning, robin. >> this is bizarre because this election has never affected me this way before. i can deal with it with other people and usually, you can just walk away but when you are from a close group and they have such -- it's not even republican or democrat. it's just the feelings. it's what they want. you know, they want the united states to go under because they think that we deserve it and i just don't want to talk anymore. i cannot stand it. i can deal with everything else. with a family member i would love and i would give a to me or anything for, i want to block them out of my life and i don't know what to do. thank you. >> yes. you know, and i hear how stressful and distressing that is for you. he said something that was really important, that despite the differences that you have with your family members, you still care deeply about them. and maybe that is the place to start. the issues around the political differences can be that way. many of us have experienced th

good morning to you, matt. >> hey, good morning, robin.w, this hearing is was expected to be mostly housekeeping but there was so much more including a media frenzy outside, a lottery to get in, and the gut punch of a statement read by kitty menendez's sister. she said on any given night the boys could have been sexually assaulted and that their mother, kitty, knew it. this morning the emotional punch during the menendez brothers' first court hearing together since the mid-'90s. 35 years after murdering their parents, jose and kitty menendez, in their beverly hills mansion, kitty's 93-year-old sister telling the judge that no child should have to live day by day knowing that at night their dad would come and rape them. "it's unconscionable." the brothers also watching via videoconference as jose's sister, battling cancer, told the judge 35 years is a long time. they have rehabilitated and have done lots of good things. outside the courthouse, and international media frenzy. >> everybody stop right here. >> dozens of people entering a lotte

joy -- robin harris, juan felipe herrera, robert martin, jon meacham, ruth simmons and pauline yu. the reseep cents of the national medal of art, alex cat, joe perl otto, queen latifah. ly debt quintanilla accepting on behalf of selena and stephen spielberg. the recipients of the 2023 national human dismedal, kimberly witherspoon accepting on behalf of anthony bourdain, lavar burton, ross chap. nicholas canelo, robin wall kimerer. and accepting on behalf of the melon foundation. aaron sorkin. darren walker and rosito werr. ♪ >> distinguished guests president biden and chair maria rosario jackson and national endowment for the humanities chair shelly lowe. ♪ [applause] house. the poet, a past recipient of the national arts and national humanities once said that sometimes it's easier to stay home while it's easier to stay home, >> welcome to the white house. the poet, a past recipient of the national arts and national humanities once said that sometimes it's easier to stay home while it's easier to stay home, art urges voyages. the artists, scholars and patrons we're honoring tonight

host: robin in syracuse, new york. good morning, robin. caller: hi. this election has never affected me this way before. i could deal with it with other people, and usually you can just walk away, but when it is a family member and you are from a close group and they have such -- it's not even republican or democrat, it is just bizarre -- not feelings, but it is what they want. you know, they want the united states, actually, to go under, because they think we deserve it. i just don't want to talk anymore. i can't stand it. i could deal with everything else, but with the family members i love and i would give anything for, i just want to block them out of my life, and i don't know what to do. that is it. thank you. guest: yeah. you know, i hear how stressful and distressing that is for you. you said something that was really important, that despite the differences that you have with your family members you still care deeply about them. and maybe that is the place to start. the issues around the political differences can be that way. many of us have ex

robin says his house has a team effort.ering the world cup with abc colleagues, we brought the american flag and found some approximation of thanksgiving food. looks like home. you guys know how to celebrate, as well. here we go, whit in dad-mode. you have the jeans with the tie. >> whit: no turkey in this picture, but i confirm this was on >> rebecca: rebec wa, she is in turkey mode. rebecca and sam champion, and the man who finds the light, his husband, tommy ... i imagine tommy stood there and was like, everyone gather around me. >> all of the in-laws around. >> yoals a glow. >> -- always a glow. >> on gio's plate, no carbs. >> the big rule for us, must have the jelly cranberry. >> my father-in-law ... >> canned or homemade? >> home made. >> and the final thanksgiving don'ts, officials of the salt lake city , salt lake should not be used to brine a turkey, they found this one washed up on a beach. thanksgiving do's. at the 6abc dunkin' thanksgiving day parade, will, what's up? >> will: my favorite part of any parade is t

robin? >> thank you both. we turn now to black friday.re dropping and many are busy buying. becky worley has holiday shopping numbers for the season so far. and where we can find the biggest discounts are now. >> you got it. the headline here is that consumer spending is up. adobe giving us an early look at data for the first 24 days of the holiday season, covering more than a trillion visits to retail websites, and they say consumers have spent $77 billion online. that's up 9.6% from 2023 and above adobe's previous forecast. that's good for the economy. but those who have waited to buy may be rewarded, saying discounts for electronics average 10% or so off the listed price in the 21 days leading up to today. but over the next few days the average discount is expected to climb thanksgiving through cyber monday, peaking at about 30% off, and the company predicting the best bargains for computers will come on saturday. that's a little bit new this year. meanwhile, if you're looking for deals on clothes, cyber monday said to have the best di

these are kind of the robin hood wheelhouse in some respects. and you guys have new products to -- to be more of a reach-out to that investor. we're talking about stuff like that. maybe more speculative assets, too. >> i mean, yes and -- i'd say on the margin. they all have core position that's they invest in. they're the things that they know and use every day. apple is practically utility company for this generation. and so they're investing in those, and what they tend to do is sell when things go up quite a bit and then, you know, buy back in when there's a dip. for example, nvidia's perfect stock for that from here and there. and so they do take these long-term views, and i'm not sure the election so much change that's. it's really just reinforced that their positioning was good at least for now. >> you put forth the idea the other day that -- you could have s&p earnings double, i think over the next five years. it wasn't like 20 years from now. >> right. >> it was like the next five years. and that -- the s&p could be at -- what was your n

. >> reporter: as robin pearson gets ready to welcome her loved ones this thanksgiving, she has plenty to be thankful for. >> we have been through a lot as a family. >> reporter: in fact, you could argue when it comes to being grateful this holiday, if you come close. it all started 30 years ago when her brother kevin was diagnosed with kidney failure. her younger sibling brian did not hesitate and donated one of his own. >> despite all the gnocchi's and all the wedgies and all the torment he gave me when i was a kid, i was definitely able to step up and save his life. >> reporter: a few years later, it was robin, the eldest, who needed a kidney when diagnosed with the same disease. thankfully, her aunt was a match. disaster struck again. brian who had donated a kidney to his brother lost his remaining kidney to coven. because he had already donated, he went straight to the top of the list. >> a huge range of emotions. frustration. anger. confusion. >> reporter: the only who did not need a transfusion was bill, the middle child. >> mine was fine. >> reporter: do you ever feel left out?

up next honoring good morning america's robin roberts. the special award she received for more than four decades city workers are talking solutions. plus the thanksgiving travel rush kicking off this week with record shattering expectations. those stories and more tonight on abc seven news at 11. a special congratulations for good morning america's robin roberts. she was honored last night at the poynter institute's bow tie ball in tampa, florida. the event celebrates the power and importance of journalism. roberts was presented with poynter's medal for lifetime achievement. the award recognizes her dedication and excellence in the field. roberts, of course, is an icon who has been broadcasting for more than four decades. and spencer, you've had so many positive experiences with her. i remember meeting her during a good morning america taping. she spent so much time personally speaking with every member of the audience, making them feel so special, taking pictures with them. and that's what she does. >> so gracious. she's just a wonderful

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since george w bush, the colors of robin hood fields, and they were like the headquarters here and also coming up. while i can see this election, i do not concede the fights that fuel this can cover the sells as supporters to accept the us election results and commit to a peaceful transfer of power in the gaza strip is really strikes target to the states that in the old killing me palestinian children the then the direct strike needs away from david's. apples is really false, is escalate to tax in the lebanese capital. the welcome to the problem us present to elect donald trump is already starting to shape his next government. after winning cheese de selection. trump team says that tale choose as cabinets in the coming days on in just 6 weeks. it'll be no good right to it as the $47.00 president, in addition to winning the electoral college, donald trump is on the fight to win the popular vote. they will be the 1st republic and please say since george, believe us in 2004, he's totally ahead of his sabbath funded rival. finally, 5000000 that she ever sent to join us from washington dc wi

so robin, you're watching all of their life. my headquarters here in the also coming up, the united nation says the majority of people killed and israel's will. i'm johnson . all women and children is ready as strikes at the lebanese capital. they've reached over 9, forcing many people to flee the haves. and the amount is charge dave and alleged rainy and clock to assassinate donald trump. around says the charges a base. this, the welcome to the product of a bowman has exploded as a railway station in bulk is phone cutting 21 people and injuring. as many as the 2 of us know, it happened in the southern city of colette, is the capital of below, just on provence. witnesses say the explosion occurred near the station's booking office, just before training arrived at a crowd of platforms joining us all the telephone now from quite to is the law that he's a john list. uh hello, mr. costa. just to give us an idea of what you saw, you left the scene of the explosion just a short time ago as uh, well, uh right now the, the security forc

robin's got spina bifida and she's paralysed from the waist down.hours. so when obviously it was starting, and zoe's like, you worry because the catheter in part. and because i knew they were all nurses, i knew that she'd be safe. and, um, and they all, they all loved the children like to their own. and i think they're all so special. like, you just wouldn't find that anywhere else. the staff here say they will be forever grateful for a community that came together and helped them when they needed it most. katie barnfield, bbc news in liverpool. 0tters are usually found no more than a few hundred metres from water but at night they will often choose to travel on foot, to get from one stream to another. as a result, the uk wild 0tter trust says "countless" otters are killed and seriously injured on our roads every year but they have come up with a simple idea to help, as our reporter andrea 0rmsby has been finding out. meet menai, a little otter cub orphaned when his mum was killed crossing a road. menai was found at around about eight to 12 weeks—is

. ♪ >> it's a robin on your hand, right?er and down my back. i hid a lot of the wire by stroking him with my other hand. ♪ >> this is a little robin that we had in "mary poppins." and this little bird sang a duet with julie andrews. maybe we can get a response from it. hello there, kid. what can you do for us, huh? ♪ >> marvelous. >> we have a sequence in "mary poppins" where we have the live characters in with the animated drawings. >> as i get the film of dick actually doing the dance, here's his feet flying all around, stepping on my penguins. but i had them duck and i had them jump and get out of the way any way they could. >> that was such a thrill with me, when i saw it cut together with the penguins, because i had done all those moves by myself and it came out so good. ♪ a spoon full of sugar ♪ >> every time they say go down. the interval goes down. ♪ the medicine go down ♪ ♪ the medicine go down ♪ ♪ just a spoonful of sugar ♪ ♪ helps the medicine go down ♪ ♪ in the most delightful way ♪ it's one of the ultimate famil

strikes of the house in central gauze, otherwise come kill at least 10 palestinians, the fellow sold robin, what killed as ever lies headquarters here in the also coming up a trail of destruction in the philippines after i'd say it's 5, it's 6 type food in, among hundreds of thousands of people of floods, homes, competition but low conflicts. the us and chinese presidents meets as the threats of a new trade war. loons, and hundreds of people remain trumped into disuse. mine in south africa as a cool tool. it has to lease to list the blockades, the welcome to the packet. we begin in gaza, wherever it's the molding full 100 days as well, low it's will getting more than 43000 palestinians. these are in the military, has relentlessly targeted residential buildings, hospitals and schools. and according to and rule up to 1900000 people are being forced to be displaced across the strip. is when the forces of besieged northern garza for more than 40 days and full stones at least $100000.00 palestinians, is ready forces above the house in the past few hours in central gauze or killing at least 10 p

so who robin in the auto mind. the top story, south africa's police minister says he's put together a team. it's such a investigates experts to help. a group of mine is stuck on the ground in the northwest of providence. both ortiz place the entrance to the chance, so the work is couldn't get through to. most of the families say, up to 16000 minus underground spinning instances where the forces laid siege to gauze, largest hospital, and destroyed physical works is all over the world. continue to demand that those who destroyed domestic as soon as he faced justice is really strong. so killed at least 27 percent of students in johnson. in the past 24 hours. at least 10 babies have been killed after 5 in the hospitals, neonatal units in northern india. it happened in the city of john c. politicians of accuse the hospitalized ministration of careless behavior. and how many times the story, too many of them were only few days old. their shop lives ended in an instant pot and left to come to the tops of what happened. or