tonight, he tags the town with barbara walters. >>> and sexy stretching. one of yoga's more stimulating benefits. this book says it can improve your sex life. and there's millions who agree. the new wave of sexy yoga, focusing on the erotic energy. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," bruary 9th, 2012. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. religious refugees. now adays there's no sense in hitching up a wagon to get a congregation. it's gone online. tonight, we meet a man, an online preacher with an unorthodox message. here's abc's neal karlinsky for our series, "faith matters." >> what if i told you, jesus came to abolish religion. his rap has been viewed 19,000 times. it is a slickly produced youtube video, from a guy no one had heard of. a 22-year-old born-again christian, who makes the provocative and viral claim that he hates religion, but loves jesus. >> if religion is so great, why has it started so many wars? why does it build huge churches or fails

back in 1993, barbara walters talked to her about it. >> did your mother want you to be a singer?ice. i was singing by the time i was 7 years old. i knew that god had given me a gift, you know, i was very, very shy. and very to myself. i mean, in high school, none of the kids knew i could really sing. >> could she ever. as the world was about to discover. just ahead, in her own words, whitney houston on her stormy marriage and private struggles. >> is it alcohol? is it marijuana? is it cocaine? is it pills? >> it has been at times. >> plus, the inside story of her most famous recording of all, "i will always love you," the epic ballad that almost wasn't. how are you? we're going to head on into the interview. john, jill...mr. jacobson... what's it like driving the fusion hybrid? you can read every system that is operating by pushing a button. it's like driving a computer. what would be the hardest thing for you to give up? the miles per gallon, the fuel. when you're used to filling your car up once a week, then suddenly once every three weeks, believe me it'll be a big difference

she and barbara walters both had heart surgery. this is her first visit since being forced oiut in 2006. >> danica patrick will talk about moving from indie car to nascar. she is the only woman to win an indie car race. >> the caps start the week on the road agains tthet the carolina -- and then back on the road saturday against the maple leaves. the wizards are in phoenix then back home wednesday when the kings come to town. >> it is not clear if facebook status updates should be part of life. >> the issue if pictures and posts of the past should be used against a student's future propsects. >> some coaches require student athletes to be friends on faceboook. it is not required and is up to each coach. >> it is important to keep tabs on what is going on. >> a new bill would stop colleges and universities from watching students online. it would prevent students from being forced to give passwords or insteallall monitoring softwware. >>tware. >> i personally don't like it. they should be able to do what they want without their coach

he went to barbara walters for his first interview.l us about it. >> i'm so proud. his name is david choe. he's a 35-year-old son of immigrants. he didn't much like facebook. he did some murals for their wals when the company was first beginning. instead of being paid in cash. . then it was worth little. today, it's estimated at $200 million. choe is a self-described rebel, an art school dropout. a graffiti artist, painting everything from sneakers to cars to hundreds of walls. he even painted me. how much am i worth? >> priceless. priceless. do as high as you can. >> reporter: and together, we painted this masterpiece. don't make me cry. bravo! it's the mural on the offices of facebook he did in 2005 have made him a rich, but surprisingly unhappy man. most people would be thrilled. $200 million. for you, it's causing you pain. >> you can't buy your privacy back. because i was already doing okay. and to have this abstract amount of money now, i cannot buy my privacy back. i was like, what the hell is happening? every news organization

barbara walters reporting. >> let's go back and update the forecast. spencer is here. have his problems. >> i think issued which are a sign that says will forecast for shares. start with a time lapse view this afternoon from our high definition east bay camera in emeryville looking at western sky. it was just gorgeous. sunset time officially 5:42 this afternoon. lots of colors in the sky. tomorrow mix sky depending on where you are in the golden state. up north it's showers pretty wet and cool up there. high pressure sunny sky in the upper 70's from la to palm springs bay area tomorrow much cooler than the weather in the last couple weeks and we have scattered showers as well. high pressure range from upper 50's to low 60's here tomorrow and this is our accu-weather 7 day forecast. showers tomorrow, tomorrow night and saturday, break early sunday then showers sunday tonight and monday drying out on tuesday valentine's day but cool with high only in the 50's and then a little bit dryer milder wednesday and thursday but i think this near record warmth is gone for awhile.

barbara walters is here to talk about that with us. >>> and speaking of plastic surgery.ill go the great lengths, nip/tux -- >> and men. >> how about bouncing on a trampoline, wrapped lick a mummy. >> i did that on tuesday. >> that is me, you guys. >> it is not. >> it is. i will show you what some women in hollywood are doing to get ready to the oscars. it was a big exclusive. i got it. >> we used to do that in my wrestling days. >> josh threw down the gauntlet with you. >> mike danielson? hey, mike? elizabeth's high school boyfriend. we have an hour if you're out there. >> i am never saying anything around you ever. >> i'm a journalist. it's what i do. i seek answers and the truth. >> okay. >>> we're going begin with the news from late last night. the verdict of former university of virginia lacrosse player charged with killing his exgirlfriend. he bowed his head when sentenced to 26 years in prison. huguely avoided a first degree murder conviction that could have carried a life sentence. >>> in the republican campaign, mitt romney and rick santorum traded barbs. >> defe

. >> that's what we do, if we use a lot of that interview and the barbara walters interview. we have video that you never seen before of whitney talking about her life and we do all of it to put it together so all of us can see the tapestry of her life. her children, her marriage, everything. -- her kid. we will get that done on 2022 night. -- "20/20" tonight. >> be sure to stay with us on abc 7 news at 11:00 after that. >> still ahead this noon, adam caskey is off to better and >> coming up tonight at 5:00, we hear about the effects of war on soldiers and marines, but what about four-legged warriors? this evening, house some military dogs are being helped when they have trouble readjusting from active duty in a war zone. our report tonight at 5. >> today many people have been waiting for this, the much anticipated delivery of all the girl scout cookies. >> i saw a few boxes downstairs. 4 million boxes will be distributed throughout the d.c. region. 175,000 arriving at rfk stadium alone today. initial orders up 6% over last year. folks are helping out the girl scouts. that's

barbara walters is here. she's gone inside the new cutting edge of plastic surgery. to her in just a couple minutes. >>> and speaking of plastic surgery. oscars are just about here. a lot of women will go to great lengths, nip/tucks -- >> and men. >> maybe a little botox. how about bouncing on a trampoline, wrapped like a mummy with zip-loc bags on your feet. >> i did that on tuesday. >> that is me, you guys. >> it is not. that's not you. >> it is me. i will show you what some women in hollywood are doing to get ready for the oscars. >> what lara will do for a story. >> listen. it was a big exclusive. i got it. >> that reminded me of my wrestling days. we used to do that to lose weight. >> you did that, wrapped like that and wearing a plastic bag. >> josh threw down the gauntlet with you. >> what do you mean? >> mike danielson? hey, mike? elizabeth's high school boyfriend. if you're out there, we have an hour. >> i'll never, ever, say anything around you earlier. >> i'm a journalist. it's what i do. >> we begin with the crash over arizona, seven marines were killed w

millionaire graffiti artist tag the town >> plus facebook millionaire graffiti artist tag the town with barbara walters. that's on l. >> tonight the gifts warning about the potential danger of hugely pop arrest lar baby chair the bumbo baby seat. >> this led to recall nearly 5 years ago but babies are still getting hurt. >> michael here now with what is happening still with this chair. >> about 4 million bumbo chair sold in the united states so far. parents love how it allows babies to sit up right for the first time. however our investigation showed dozens of infant have fallen out of the chair. many sufferingxd terrible head injuries. even after the nationwide recall more children have been getting hurt we take a look at why more beans are still having serious accidents. >> i just turned around for a split second and i just heard a thump and she was on the floor. >>reporter: this little girl in washington state flipped out of her bumbo seat and fell from a counter top. it was little dillon lamb:00 santa rosa who is fall from a bumbo nearly killed him. >> had he no pulse. said 3 minutes more he would

here's what assad then said about the crackdown in that early december interview with abc's barbara walters> this is individual and that's what we call what i describe as individual mistakes. >> okay. done by the military or done by whom? >> we don't know everything. in some cases done by the police, in some cases done by civilians. >> reporter: that e-mail on what to say was apparently from the president attache and syria's mission to the u.n. to one of assad's press aides in damascus. the hacker group anonymous posted the e-mail passwords of top syrian officials. hackers like this one cited by foreign policy magazine claim to have downloaded the e-mails and posted them online. cnn has seen the e-mails. they appear legitimate though we cannot independently verify their authenticity. this e-mail advices assad on a quote to give "syria doesn't have a policy to torture people." said he can contrast that with the u.s. and refer to abu graib. it says "at one point h.e. was viewed as a hero and in other times h.e. was the bad guy. americans love these kind of things and get convinced by it." >>

, a document that was meant to prepare the syrian leader for his interview last december with barbara walters>>> greece is apparently close to striking a second bailout package with e.u. leaders, hoping the country avoid bankruptcy next month. the deal with the european union and international monetary fund is reportedly worth $13 -- 130 billionures. greek leaders are being asked to sign new austerity measures that include reducing government spending as well as cuts to pensions and wages. >>> prosecutors say that the son of the new york police department commissioner will not face charges in connection with rape allegations. a woman accused greg kelly of raping her after they met for drinks last october. kelly is the son of nypd commissioner raymond kelly and a television news anchor in new york. he denies any wrongdoing. >>> prosecutors will ask for stricter bail conditions for former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. right now sandusky is on house arrest while he awaits trial on more than 50 child second abuse charges. neighbors claim he's watching schoolchildren while si

in a interview that he did last month with barbara walters indicating that no government would kill its own people. >> they don't have a whole lot of credibility. there are a whole lot of killings going on there by his government. i don't think that his words carry much credibility for many years in the international community. host: what will happen next in your opinion? >> the conflict will continue to escalate. the opposition has been gaining steam and they will turn increasingly to armed struggle now that they believe that the political process has dead-end did. president assad will come down harder and harder as we have seen in homes over the weekend with the shelling of an opposition neighborhood. host: we are talking with a reporter in cairo. in terms of the support president assad has been getting, russia is a serious allied. some are calling this a failure of u.s. and western diplomacy. this was a watered-down version and then failed to get the support of those members of the u.n. security council. >> the watered-down resolution, the attempt to find a common language, a common

the thing that tops it all -- 2011, you're one of barbara walters' most fascinating people. >> that's hey. no. it was an insane offer. like, a question, do you want to do it? of course. of course we want to be accepted as fascinating person by barbara walters. >> we're glad you still come here. >> i'm still very grounded. incredibly fascinating. >> i was saying earlier. you guys are pushing the envelope a little bit more every week on "modern family." we were watching last night last week's episode again. you're out for a celebration with claire and phil. have a little too much to drink. she decides to help you and cam have a baby. >> yeah. >> i would be honored. you guys. you guys if there's one thing i have learned today, it's the pleasure of loving your children and seeing both of you in there. i want you to have that experience. >> we need that. >> we want that. >> and something else. i think i could make a great baby. i have magic eggs. they're, like, golden. >> what do you say, phil? >> i think we're all having a baby. group hug. sweet potato fries! >> everybody wakes up the nex

. >> in an interview he did with barbara walters he still appears pretty delusional about what's goingbama meanwhile has ordered some new sanctions against iran's central bank and its economy. the sanctions r&r in place have forced iranians to pay more for everyday goods. but iran still will not slow down its nuclear program. israel, meanwhile, is threatening a military strike against those nuclear facilities. but the u.s. wants israel to give the sanctions more time to work. it's a situation the world continues to watch. >>> turning to politics, republicans in minnesota and colorado head to the polls for their caucuses today. mitt romney is expected to win. but he's also on the offensive over a possible threat from rick santorum among minnesota's conservative base. romney said santorum's time in the u.s. senate was not effective because he supported pork barrel projects. and it got a little rowdy during an appearance by newt gingrich in bloomington, minnesota. he was in the middle of his speech on the difference between his campaign and president obama's when look at that, a heckler i

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, brian williams, bill o'reilly's also on the list, but another great from abc, cannot forget barbara waltershis morning on "world news now" -- back in front. with primary victories in both michigan and arizona last night, mitt romney's the gop front-runner once again. >> and romney's narrow win in his home state was crucial. after a major challenge from conservative rick santorum. it's wednesday february 29th. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm meg oliver in for paula faris. and happy leap day, my friend. >> the 29th. this day only comes around every four years. so here we are again. >> here we are. and let's all talk about michigan. this was a really important victory for romney. a loss in his home state would have been a big blow to his campaign. and it was an easy victory for romney in arizona, where he walked away with almost half the vote. we'll go live to michigan in a moment. >> we of course should be careful to call anyone the front-runner because in this race we've seen for the last couple months you're the front-runner for a second or two, then the next week so

i need barbara walters. this is something. i love to dance. so now i want to do it. i'm scared to death. i'm having fun. >> got mirrorball now. >> we'll find out who you'll be matched up with. the pros. the new season of "dancing with the stars" premiers on monday, march 19th. to find out more, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> coming up, we'll see who these celebs are partnered with. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. 8:27 right now on this tuesday morning. good morning. i am steve chenevey. a bill that would require inntification to vote virginia has won passage in the state senate. the governor cast the type- breaking vote. democrats say it will put new the poor,before elderly, and disabled. vdot plans to drop traffic in at dupont circle today. the're going to upgrade putting in a battery backup. it should be done by the evening hour, but you have traffic delays in the meantime. station newser it will have an update the hour. of right now, let's take a look attractive. very bombed because we on the outereck gettingth

i need barbara walters! this is something. i love to dance.now i want to do it. i'm scared to death. but i'm having fun. >> all right. get a mirrorball now. >> i know. >> we'll find out who you'll be matched up with. the pros. the new season of "dancing with the stars" premiers on monday, march 19th. in a live, two-hour event. 8:00, 7:00 central here on abc. to find out more, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> coming up, we'll see who these celebs will be dancing with. they're revealing their pro partners next. 6 >>> good morning i'm eric thomas. firefighters are keeping watch at a mountain view apartment complex that burned quickly yesterday to ensure the fire doesn't flare-up again. the fire left 26 people homeless. investigators know in which unit the fire started they are looking into how it started. they say flames got into a common attic area and quickly spread. >> let's see how your drive is going. >> starting to see improvement, about toll backed up towards the foot of the maze. in san jose new crash just reported southbound 2

. >> reporter: they seemed so in love when she sat down with barbara walters a year after their marriageeet to match. there were reports of domestic violence which bobby talked frankly about to diane sawyer. >> marriage is hard. we're in the public eye. >> have you ever hit her? >> no, no, no, no. >> reporter: whitney ran after a him to be by his side after he was release from jail for a dui charge. >> you went across the street. >> reporter: a year later, their turbulent 15-year marriage was over. but it remains whitney's one real love. ♪ we had something >> love is where you find it. it's where you find it. and i found it in him. >> reporter: late saturday, brown broke down on stage at his new edition reunion concert. and overnight, he flew to l.a. to be with their daughter, proof that the most endearing part of their story is the love they share for their daughter bobbi kristina. for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >>> and coming up, ashanti, her tribute to whitney houston live. ♪ i get so emotional baby every time i think of you ♪ ♪ i get so emotional baby ain

i need barbara walters. this is something. i love to dance.ror. and so now i want to do it. i'm scared to death. i'm having fun. >> got mirrorball now. >> we'll find out who you'll be matched up with. the pros. the new season of "dancing with the stars" premiers on monday, march 19th. to find out more, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> coming up, we'll see who these celebs are partnered with. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> good morning. and happy tuesday to you. right now, temperatures in the pasadena coming in at 40. and darlington 35 degrees and 40 in federal burgs winds dying down a little bit and that's good news. check out the sun shine into annapolis. it's gorgeous out there. plenty of blue skies and that's going to be the scenario as we go through the rest of today. so we can see lots of sunshine in the forecast for us. but as we look back toward the west, that's the next system pushing off toward the east and it will be bringing us rain in the forecast fo

megyn: look at barbara walters. >> retirement should be a transition.rily a binary event. megyn: police takedown takes a tragic turn. a florida trooper tasers this young woman. she goes into a vegetative state after this and remains in it to this day. her family repairing a lawsuit. we'll bring you the details and talk about its chances next. @=h [ male announcer ] say goodbye to "ho-hum," and hello to "whoa, yum." use campbell's cream of chicken soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. megyn: "kelly's court" is back in session. today a controversial takedown leading to a lawsuit. florida police release this brand-new video showing a handcuffed woman being tasered as she tries to run from a trierp. she suffered severe brain damage after hitting her head on the concrete. the video shows th

here's what asaid said about the crackdown in that early december interview with barbara walters. >>re individuals and individual mistakes. >> done by the military or done by whom? >> we don't know everything, but some cases done by the police, summer cases done by syrians. >> reporter: that e-mail was apparently from the press attache. hackers like this one cited by "foreign policy" magazine claimed to have downloaded the e-mails. cnn has seen the e-mails. they appeared legitimate, though we cannot independently very fill the authenticity. syria doesn't have a policy to torture people, sell he can contrast that with the u.s. and mention abu ghraib. referring to asaid as h.e. for "his excellency" it says h.e. was viewed as a hero. americans love these kinds of things and get convinced by it. >> they think the american public is stupid. >> a dissident who says he was one imprisoned and tortured by the regime. >> this is what they told us at the school, americans know nothing about the world, they insulate their people, the worker has no rights in the u.s., and they think the american

apparently they e-mails show that according to this one aide who's coaches asaid on what to say to barbara waltersthey want him to say they're not torturing people, they want him to spin the message. they say that they don't -- you can say basically that we don't torture, you can spin that message to the american public, and i can find one here that says americans' psyche can be easily manipulated when they hear there are quote mistakes done and we are quote fixing it. as long as you can say we're making mistakes and for exampling it, americans will believe that, they'll believe anything. we we tried to little a response to the person who sent that e-mail, she's an aide to the syrian ambassador to the u.n. she sent that e-mail to a press agent, and we didn't have any response from her to -- what it is -- >> how they're dealing with some public relations disaster for them. it's a nightmare for the people in syria. brian, thanks very much. >>> no country with possibly understand the bitter desperation better than the people who have seen it firsthand. >> the level of anger is absolutely palpable. we

in a interview that he did last month with barbara walters indicating that no government would kill its own people. >> they don't have a whole lot of credibility. there are a whole lot of killings going on there by his government. i don't think that his words carry much credibility for many years in the international community. host: what will happen next in your opinion? >> the conflict will continue to escalate. the opposition has been gaining steam and they will turn increasingly to armed struggle now that they believe that the political process has dead-end did. president assad will come down harder and harder as we have seen in homes over the weekend with the shelling of an opposition neighborhood. host: we are talking with a reporter in cairo. in terms of the support president assad has been getting, russia is a serious allied. some are calling this a failure of u.s. and western diplomacy. this was a watered-down version and then failed to get the support of those members of the u.n. security council. >> the watered-down resolution, the attempt to find a common language, a common

according to barbara walters, paula deen makes us fat as well. >> if you want more information, go to. he launches the book this week. good luck to you. >> thanks. >> government workers accused of fraud still collecting paychecks and unemployment? guess who is footing the bill. it might be you. >> great. plus if your dad is your main squeeze this valentine's day, stick around. we have lots of puppy love coming your way, mr. kilmeade. it looks nice in massapequa. what's this? it's progresso's loaded potato with bacon. it's good. honey, i love you... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. ♪ what's that? big piece of potato. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> one of the most talked about commercials and one with clint eastwood when he said it's halftime in america and our second half is about to begin. the bad news -- china has the ball and we're down 15 trillion. ok? yeah. he didn't tell you that part. didn't tell you that part. >> yeah, here's something else they didn't tell you, when you watch that and in the beginning, it is hard to tell