>> ¡vamos, robbie, lÁnzala! stephanie: ¡tÚ puedes hacerlo, robbie! >> ¡ahh...! [risas] >> ¡oh!un balÓn? ¡ah! esa es una habilidad que nunca usarÉ. >> bobby bird... el mejor jugador del mundo. sÍ, si... stephanie: buen tiro. [tararea] pixel: oh, stingy, ¿podrÍamos...? milford: oh, recuÉrdenlo, niÑos. maÑana es el dÍa del bÁsquetbol... >> ¿quÉ? >> ...en lazytown. >> lo sabemos, alcalde. >> anjÁ. >> hemos practicado todo el dÍa. >> maÑana nos divertiremos muchÍsimo. ¡ay! >> ¡ah, bÁsquetbol! ¡ah, jamÁs! >> oh, teddycus, me gustarÍa poder jugar bÁsquetbol en la cancha mÁs grande. [risas] ¿quÉ? ¿tÚ crees que soy suficientemente bueno? ¡no! los niÑos nunca me dejarÍan jugar. ¡muÁ! ¡oh, mira, los niÑos estÁn practicando! stephanie: voy a lanzarla. stingy: ¡vamos! [exclamaciones] stephanie: ¡sÍ! stingy: ¡bien! >> voy a verlos jugar. >> ¡ah! buen tiro, stephanie. >> ¡ah! hola, ziggy. ¿quieres jugar? >> ¿puedo? ah, me encantarÍa jugar con ustedes. he estado practicando. ¿verdad, teddycus? >> ¿quÉ? ¿teddycus? ¡hum! >> ¿puedes aguantarme a teddycus? >> claro. >> cuidado... >> ¿le estÁ habla

robby: we don't know. all we know is trump continues to praise vladimir putin, to talk about how nato should not intercede if the russians make aggressive acts toward eastern know or we are being told that the russians stole this data and potentially released it for the purpose of hurting our campaign. experts have to connect all of those dots. you assume there will be more trenches of hacked e-mails? robby: we just don't know. it has -- been promisedhas by wiki links and they have delivered on their promises. robby: they have not delivered on their promises generally. sometimes when they release information and has been doctored, altered. we have to see. preview this bus tour you guys will be on? where will you go, how will you try to get across? robby: we talk about the different hinges for voters in one of the most important ones is the economy. secretary clinton and senator kaine will be going to pennsylvania and ohio. they will be visiting towns with manufacturing facilities, manufacturing facilities

robby: not at all. i remember the meeting i was in when that news came out is we were dealing with wikileaks. still in the mills that the russians were leaking out, we had to deal with that. anyone who was popping champagne bottles was just wrong. in fact, we put out a video two weeks after that day and said we could lose this. we got a rally. we fought hard. jake: i want to move on to the decisions.ential at what point was bernie sanders stricken from the list? we know he was on the list of 39 or so possible contenders. he obviously generated a great deal of enthusiasm. he obviously reached out to a lot of groups that you didn't find easy to reach out to. he won the michigan primary, won the wisconsin primary, two states you did not win. why not put him on the ticket? thatdid tim kaine offer bernie sanders did not? robby: bernie sanders is an important part of our campaign no matter what. we would not have had a successful convention like we did without the help of the bernie sanders. we would not have

robbie, she told him that the roommate of robbie's ex, whose fuss that robbie broke up just to go onhe show. so robbie basically winds up telling jojo there's no truth to any of that whatsoever. robbie says once he got slapped by hope, he never spoke to her again. so they're okay. moving on quickly, luke's hometown, burnett, texas. family, big group of friends there. all was well. blah blah blah, whatever. luke just couldn't get to the i love you part. >> okay. >> okay. time for the rose ceremony. >> yeah. >> they were in an airplane hanger. jojo and the jojos there, and luke calls a time-out on the whole thing. they finally get outside. they get outside the airplane hanger. he lays on the i love you thing, and jojo, you know, the meltdown. she doesn't know what to do next, and -- >> too late, luke. >> yeah. too little too late is right. next week a double shot. >> can't wait. >> that's it? an't wait. >> that's it? introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. yes, dear? hey, honey? you're washing that baked-

then, robby says diren suddenly walked off in a different direction, and robby lost sight of him. >> i was like, he's not coming. i'll continue walking. >> reporter: robby says he called out to diren, but there was no answer, so he kept walking, figuring diren would catch up. >> that is when, like, i heard someone yelling. "you're there. i see you there." something like that. after that just the shots, like, three or four shots. and i just started running. >> reporter: gunshots in a quiet residential neighborhood. a now-terrified robby ran back home. >> he was faster than i am. i said, he's probably coming. i was almost sure that he was coming. >> reporter: but diren wouldn't return. and what happened to the german exchange student would simultaneously make headlines around the world and get americans asking, how far can you go to protect your home and family? >>> coming up -- >> 911. what are you reporting? >> a robbery. >> an urgent call to 911. >> somebody entered into our garage. shots were fired. >> and an urgent question. was it diren? >> it was terrible. i think i screamed for

robbie: i did my research.er of times but on this one particular time, we went out to see one of steven spielberg's movies, i forget which one, but it was snowing briefly and we went to the wrong theater. and, you know, when you go to the wrong theater with the wife, all of a sudden, you're the dope! sheryl: right. [laughter] regis: so we had a little bit of a tiff. you know what i mean? finally, we just gave up. we went to the restaurant and we got home and the snow was still pouring down but we weren't talking. no talking. aisha: ooh! oh, no. [applause] regis: robbie, remember that. just to give them nothing back, you know? sara: julie, you do that. regis: the phone rings at 6:30 in the morning. it's kathie lee. she's out o'out in green visit. she couldn't get in. can joy do it? and i thought oh, my god. [laughter] we're not talking. [laughter] regis: but we did it. we got there and i didn't say a word to her on the way in because i couldn't help it. you understand, don't you? [applause] regis: so we go there

robbie. listen to me. robbie. look at me. this jury in this political climate is not going to convict you after what pope did to your brother. that is the most irresponsible statement you have ever made. who's gonna do the 15 to life if she's wrong, mr. howell? and how could you ever look five years the best you can do? that's right, mr. howell. i'll take it. they got zayeed. where? the exmployees of the diamond river group were holed up with him in a warehouse about 30 miles from where boatman said they'd be. what about the three marines? so much for intelligence. well, you gotta do the best you can with what you got at the time, jack. there was a greater good here. and we bought into it lock, stock, and barrel. (male announcer) in the criminal justice system, the people are represented

robbie: yes, yes. scott: i don't necessarily believe in the subscription, particular the snack boxes. i think there are like 13 different companies that are offering snack boxes in the mail. i don't think the economy can support that, do you? robbie: no, i mean, the subscription boxes, which are very popular right now, are great for discovery, but the purposes--in the physical membership economy, so when you're actually paying for product replenishment, there's really three reasons that you would want it: one of them is discovery, which is, "i wanna learn about cool new products." but the other two are about convenience and cost savings. and those boxes don't do that as well. so my prediction is that the organizations that really succeed are gonna be good at those other two values and not just on discovery. and one example of that is amazon prime is really encouraging that, and their subscribe and save model is a replenish model where you get a very slight savings in exchange and a great convenience in

"we want robby. we want robby." find out why they "want robby" next. the paralympics in rio wraps up with ceremony tribute. how the athletes morning with dave hall, maria silva, monica jackson, jason feinberg , . weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and traffic solutions this morning. the cooler temps are a sure sign of fall. we will officially welcome autumn on thursday. the fall equinox marks the first day of fall in the northern hemisphere. no matter where you are in the world... the equinox means that day and night are almost the exact same length... 12 hours a piece. so get out there and enjoy your final few days of extra sunshine... "winter is com we start off the week with sunshine with increasing clouds throughout the day. high pressure is moving east over the next 48 hours as hurricane paine pushes north off baja. paine could produce some drizzle of showers for the valley monday night into tuesday. a strong trough north of us starts to slide south tuesday. monday's triple digit temperatures will drop to the mid 80's for tuesday. as the trough con

rob, robby"-- he was always robby-- "mommy and daddy aren't coming home. they're dead." >> cooper: do you remember what he said? >> michael meeropol: he acted as if he didn't understand. >> robert meeropol: i think i've had to work my entire life at comes is to pretend like it's not that bad somehow. and, you know, if you can do that with your parents being executed, you can do that with almost anything. >> cooper: the rosenbergs' supporters viewed them as martyrs persecuted for their communist belief, but to the vast majority of americans, julius and ethel rosenberg were atomic spies and traitors. many believed they deserved to die. >> michael meeropol: when my parents were kd, staying, and it said, "of course you feel for the loss of your parents, but when you think of all the boys they killed in korea, you must realize that justice was done. why don't you change your names and become christians?" >> cooper: and you remember the words to this day? >> michael meeropol: well, those are the kind of words that you don't forget. >> cooper: in so many of the p

robby even asks permission to propose to jojo, and he gets permission. >> they love robby.a parent's dream. >> absolutely. you're thinking at this point robby is looking a-okay, folks. well, then robby arrives at the beach. things were not looking a-okay at the beach. >> she let him talk for a while. >> that's the best part of the show, i love that -- >> he told her how much he loved her. she requires all of them to tell them how much they love her, but she doesn't say it back. >> she slammed the brakes on this whole things. obviously robby was emotional. there was confusion. i mean, at this point i was feeling bad for the guy. >> he was shocked. he said, it's not your fault. he said, just don't settle. so why did she pick jordan? what's your theory, jack? analyst? i've got one. >> my theory is basically -- it comes for jordan that it came straight out of jojo's mouth. she said, "i'm crazy in love with jordan." >> it's the first time she said to his face that she loved him. >> that's true, that's true. >> i want to know what happened off cameras. i think there were words. i

robby: not at all. we were dealing with wiki leaks this estolen emails the russians were liking tissue leaking out, we had to deal with that every day. we stayed focus on that. anybody popping champagne bottles was just wrong. in fact, again, i remember putting -- we put out a video two weeks out from election day saying we can lose this race and we've got to rally and work hard. jake: i want to move on to the vice-presidential decisions. at what point was bernie sanders stricken from the list? the reason i ask, we know he was on the list of 39 or so possible contenders. he obviously generated a great deal of enthusiasm. he obviously reached out to a lot of group groups you didn't find easy to reach out to, millenials, white working class voters he won the michigan primary. the won the wisconsin primary two. states you lt matly did not. why not put him on the ticket? what did tim kaine offer that bernie sanders didn't? robby: bernie sanders is an important part of our campaign no matter what. we would n

>> robbie fessed up. he and dieren sneaked out.old robbie how he and dieren walked out on his own and then said he heard gunshots. ala alarmed, he woke up his wife and the three of them went to deer canyon road. >> how far away from your house is this? >> 80 yards, the next street above ours. >> this is a neighbor's house? >> a neighbor's house. >> when they got there, the police stopped them. >> we were hoping dieren would walk out and show up and come out the door. >> i walked up to the police officer, gave him the name and description and that's when she kind of went, well, just wait here for a second. and then came back and said, i think you guys need to go to the hospital. that it wasn't good. as soon as she said that, i thought, gosh, we just passed an ambulance running up there. he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quiet street? did dieren and robbie stumble into a burglary in progress or some violent home invasion? the police asked robbie to answer some questions. while kate and randy rushed to the h

robbie. robbie meets with jojo's family.hemselves as they had not in previous seasons. nonetheless, robbie says all the right things. he's hitting all the right notes. he's talking to mom. he's talking to dad. robbie even asks permission to propose to jojo. and he gets permission. >> they love robbie. robbie is a parent's dream. >> absolutely. you're thinking at this point robbie is looking a-okay, folks. well, then robbie arrives at the beach. things were not looking a-okay at the beach. >> she let him talk for a while. he told her how much he loved her. >> she requires all of them to tell them how much they love her, but she doesn't say it back. >> she slammed the brakes on this whole thing. obviously robbie was emotional. there was confusion. i mean, at this point i was feeling bad for the guy. >> he was shocked. he said it's not your fault. he said just don't settle. so why did she pick jordan? what's your theory, jack? analyst? i have one. >> my theory is basically -- it comes for jordan that it came straight out of joj

robby oehlers: i saw human remains, and that made me very angry. because the dutch politicians last year said "we have all the bodies. we found them." and they were just open in the field, and you could see the body parts. reporter: the wreckage was finally brought to the netherlands in december -- five months after the jet was shot down. more than a year after the disaster, dutch investigators issued their report. they concluded the aircraft was brought down by a buk surface to air missile -- like this one. robby oehlers saw for himself traces of a missile attack on the wreckage. robby oehlers: you will see on the pictures impact holes. those impact holes have different shapes. i am ex-military and you can see that the impact was an explosion. reporter: but who brought down the plane? russians, pro-russian seperatists or perhaps ukrainians? they accuse each other online. it's becoming a propaganda war. elmar giemulla: i assume the culprits won't be caught, beause no one wants these revelations to further agitate a political conflict which is alrea

another thing i wanted to ask you about healing question, robbie. if -- can't one make the argument from the right, the, you know, kind of devil's advocate that if liberals are going to be great supporters of tolerance and diversity and change, why can't they be more tolerant and diverse of people who differ from them, differ with them ideologically? isn't that the argument where conservatives still have a case to make? >> well, i mean, it depends, right? the whole idea of -- is whether we're talking about principles or just tolerance of everything, right? that's never really been the argument. so, i mean, one of -- russell moore at the southern baptist convention is one of the more interesting figures who's trying to to figure this out, i talk about him in the book, who is really trying to accept their de-centered place in the world. and as you saw that chart from the 1950s, you know, sort of nine straight years of decline, and he's trying to sort of, like, think about like, okay, what does it mean then to be a counter-cultural church, right? but i

base in afghanistan, worked for echo log, the same company robbie had told us about. one of the most prominent subcontractors, working on flor floor and dinecorps contracts. it's public health controlled on fear. the fear of losing the job and the fear of losing the job is because they are in debt back home. losing the job is like you're coming back to shame and debt and what my future after that? you're here, you, i own you, and you work here or if you don't want to you go back home. but what about the money you paid? you didn't pay me. you pay to the agent. i didn't know about the money you paid. you have a paper to show? >> being fired is especially daunting because most people borrowed to pay their recrui recruiterrer at interest rates of 25 to 40%. he had to come up with $2500. at the time he earned just $2 a day. he paid for a job in afghanistan for a subcontractor called prime projects international or ppi, they assigned him to a job in an entirely different country. >> he worked at camp dewire in afghanistan, make $800 a month. in the entire year he worked the

robbie's hometown, things got a little dicey when robbie went to talk to his mom. roommate of robbie's ex was kiin up to go on the show. luke's hometown. luke couldn't get to the i love you part. luke calls a time-out and lays on the i love you thing, and jojo, the melt down. too late, luke. >> bye bye, luke. >> luke has got to go. off to thailand. jojo and our man robbie, foot massaging going on. they wind up in the fantasy suite. things are going well for jordan. jojo and chase, they wind up in the fantasy suite. chase finally lays on the i love you thing. jojo has got to call a time-out. chase, you got to go. rose ceremony. chase makes like a soccer fan and invades the ceremony. by this point it's academic. the analyst is going to say that robbie, the former competitive swimmer, who we saw wine straight from the bottle, robbie is the guy who will be down on one knee proposing major marriage to jojo. >> yeah. how about that? >> you still going with robbie? . >> you got to. i'm this close. >> i'm not going with robbie. >> they all look the same. it doesn't matter,