a great story well told people will come to it whether it's around a campfire, you know n jurassic ainge or if it's on your -- age or if it's on your phone while you're walking down the street. it's the storytelling that matters. >> host: have these locals embraced social media? >> guest: some of them have. again, i hate to keep going back to lori brown, because i could do a whole book about her in texas. she came here and spoke to our annenberg students, because i said you have to come and explain what your day is like. she has so much stuff like the camera and the phone, and she tweets during the day now. it's no longer a weekly. she's tweeting every day and putting out news although one of the the sports guys there was laughing he said that he heard rumor that the basketball -- yes the basketball coach was being replaced and he was retiring, and that meant there'd be a new basketball coach. and a town, like these texas towns, this really is important. and she said within seconds in that, in the auditorium where he was sitting watching a game, he says he calls it, you know farm boy twi

"that chick ainge tv." >> i think i'm arrange 178, i think, what the doctor office has said. >> she talksourney she's about to start. >> my goal at least get the stomach gone before my birthday i. actually really love that. that she is owning her postbaby body which sigh think is really beautiful and respectful and she looks great. >> we should tell her to her face. right this minute via skype, we have the family on "right this minute." >> thank you for having us. >> what's it like having twins? have you slept? >> you know what? they do let me sleep. it's things like this we feel it's a ticking time bomb. >> are you starting to get to another their personalities? are they comediennes, just like that one over there? [ laughter ] >> yeah. i would say, yes. >> how is marcus handling all this because he's the older one and so you've got to give a little more attention to the younger one. >> he absolutely loves his little brother. he likes being big brother marcus. >> what was dad like in the delivery room? any super sperm jokes? any taking credit for the birth? >> everything. it was all me. y

i was ainge is his to get on the 11:00 because back then reporters got $10 for every story we got onshow and $5 for the 11:00, i wanted the money but here's what i never told my employers. would i have done it for free. i had already fallen in love with this business and couldn't wait for the next assignment. fast forward 46 years. i'm still scared to death half the time trying desperately not to mess it up and still madly in love with what i do every day to make a living. i sincerely thank every one of you and your parents, too, probably for putting up with me all these late nights for inviting me into your house, but i wouldn't stab a good guest and not overstay my welcome so this will be my last 11:00 broadcast. i hope you'll still invite me in at 6:00 and that you'll join me in watching doreen and the other jim at 11:00. it's been a blast. >> you're going to be awake and watching at 11:00. >> i promise that. i'm just saying. by the way, that thing about -- about paying them you know doing it for free. i lost that. i don't mean that anymore. i got rid of that one. do i finish now?

opinion is that any given time depending how the media is covering stuff for what political leaders say ainge we all use statistics, not to say they are not valid but they are limited. it depends how you ask the question. >> is one of my greatest concerns about the american people. >> if people are going to believe that it works and somehow it is legal because some lawyer in the justice department said it was legal and is the ultimate topology. is legal because someone asked me the thing is legal, therefore is legal. that is not how long works in this country, when we see this as a country of laws, not people and they used to say is a country of laws and not of men. a country of laws and not of people that means the laws have to have some credibility, not just some lawyer who happens to have graduated law school to say whether it was you or somebody else to say is legal, the president can do it and somebody else, anything the president does is legal, that doesn't make it legal, it means somebody is saying it is legal land you would get a lot of people to believe it because no one is saying th

i thought about you ainge your block. >> you should make your own money.not marry somebody because you want them to pay for your stuff. people do that but i would like to believe in myself to space own self-worth then make my employer pay me what i am worth. >> absolutely. i will give the creativity to make some new ways like we're doing right here but other than that, no. >> but what isn't necessarily true but the pay gap has closed dramatically. i would say soon the show women will be making more. i feel those shown women to feel discouraged because of the statistics falling to feminism. >> there was a steady that women without children in urban areas our urban counterparts by 8%. she is high schooler in a country with more opportunities in this is her idea of feminism? said is the wrong attitude. >> the employee rate is much better than young men. this trend has been getting better. they should be celebrating this. >> but we don't hear a lot of stories or anybody celebrating this. but that overall merit it is a bad place to be if you are a woman. >> the

this is the double ainge twice and his gets to do what but it is unjust individuals or groups or companies but the government is a major beneficiary of technology. is not like it is stated or vulnerable after words and everybody is empowered but everybody becomes more powerful. we don't know who nc arms race but we do know that it is much more difficult if you have these obligations against billions which could be an exaggeration but it is a high number simultaneously some hour domestic and some are for and. -- foreign. but a lot of those basic distinctions are dichotomies of how you organize governance with the line between national security and personal safety versus 84 terrorism. with that threat how does a better -- matter? who owes us security? this state is empowered with a duty to protect us from each other and the extra oil threat. and those who have technology in the market what it is the relationship between the government and five private sector to provide us to see what they could demand from the private sector. also determine its laws and enforcement mechanism security and pol

this has been called prosecutors say there was no love try aingeel to blame for the murder -- try ainge to blame -- triangle to blame for the murder. now he is september ened to life in prison for murdering his best friend mark waugh. he topped police he found -- told police he found waugh and his girlfriend cheating on him in a apartment but the prosecutors say they had been fighting the night of 2012 after a night of celebrating the 24th birthday and basically the fight was because gupta thought she was flirting with another friend and wment augh was there to ensure her safety. prosecutors say gupta lied and tried to frame gould for the murder and he and the jury didn't believe him. now perhaps the most emotional testimony was when waugh's family got up and his dad and mom and talked about how there is no parole from the hell her going through and asked the judge to be strict in sentencing. and we will have more on that later on on at 6 but for now deborah alfarone. >> it was quite emotional in there. >>> the powerful storms in our area are now weakening. let's get over to meteorologi

to the dakotas even just starting to nip the northeastern corner of nebraska and that cold air will ainged combine that with the low pressure system possibly giving us a couple of morning snow showers. marci, t.j. >> paul, yes, who incited jack frost to the party? paul thank you so much. want to turn now to our exclusive interview with elian gonzales. he made headlines nearly 16 years ago just as a little boy. he's a grown man now. back then he was just rescued off the coast of south florida, a trip his mother did not survive. there was the big custody dispute between the u.s. and cuba. he was returned to cuba to his father. he sat down with jim avila for his first interview as an adult. he had a message for everybody here in the u.s. >> i want the time to give my love to american people. >> you hear that? he wants to give love to the american people. he's now 21 years old admits he lost a bit of his english skills since he returned to cuba in 2000. you'll hear more about his past present, his future. we'll reveal video never seen before. our coverage starts on good morning america coming

would be incomprehensible for any person, it happens so fast no person could possibly keep up with aingeee the same thing happening on battlefields. stuart: we are a financial program. most of our viewers are investors, they want to know how do i invest in robot companies? can you tell us which company is the leading maker of robots? >> now it is probably i robot which is the companies that makes the vacuum cleaner and a lot of military hardware. there's a lot of action with silicon valley, some in stealth mode. we will see a lot of activity in this area going forward and you will see some smaller companies emerging that may become more important in the future. stuart: back to i robot. i am not familiar with the company. i haven't took its up. it is an american company? is a publicly traded? would you say it is the cutting edge robot companies? >> it is the best known company located in boston and focus primarily on military robots there getting into more commercial things as well. it is publicly traded company, one good option if you want to invest. stuart: our crack production team imm