barbara walters, thank you for joining us. everyone can watch the entire interview on "20/20" 10:00 and then join us for abc 7 news at eleven o'clock. >>we are nearly on the brink of the weekend. >> we start of the weekend with a winning lottery ticket. >> we have already spent that money. >> take a look at our extended outlooks. 63 degrees for daytime highs and the cloud cover will prevent us from warming up a whole lot. tomorrow the showers will come to an end and we will be in the mid 60's and sunday will be near 70 degrees and mid-70's on monday and cooler and drier air by the middle of next week. overall, temperatures remain above average for this time of year. we will be entering the month of april. will april be as warm as marched? wjla.com is your online home for abc 7 weather. we have showers developing to the west. check out for the latest live doppler radar images. >> hopefully, these mild temperatures will continue. >> when i win the lottery, i will invite lady gaga. >> thank you for joining us, ha

spectacle of this manipulated scene which i could get above and write about even of cronkite and barbara walters and company. i had a lot of witty and sarcastic material as well. it was a great joy and i was writing with a fury that mix on held us to one seat. we wanted help. our deadline which meant i had to sit up all day covering it. >> do you think in retrospect they overplayed the game changing significance? >> in nixonian terms, yes. the back story of all of this is a piece of history. they were selling themselves so not only communist chinese and having no dealings with them while we were in fact having lots of dealings with the russians, but insisting that the democrats if they made any approaches to china would suffer for it politically. because they lost china to the communists. what nixon was exploiting was the readiness of the american public that our politicians had maneuvered themselves into preventing. he himself personified that resistance. a new diplomacy to china. it made this an epic event. as much in american politics as in international diplomacy. it was important in that se

. >> he spoke with barbara walters about the iranian situation and concerns the u.s.ael might do. >> all options are on the table. >> includes bombing. >> all options. we don't have to specify. >> the visit is going to be lasting through thursday. they say peres wants to connect with why young people to advance the cause of peace in the middle east. >> against a backdrop, log iranian americans gave a day of service to community. the work at san francisco food bank was part of the event sponsored in the bay area by the national iranian bay area council. it was in stark contrast to events in their homeland. they are moving ahead with the nuclear program and israel may strike iran on its own. >> they have of an issue, as well. iran has talked about wiping israel off the map and that obviously trouble. i think israel and america and all the other countries can come to a diplomatic solution. >> terry: elections in iran favor the conservative opposition, meaning that tehran will continue with their nuclear program the folks say they are hoping for peace. >>> educators, pare

today fluke was a guest on "the view" when barbara walters asked her for her reaction. >> i don't think a statement like this, issued, saying that his choice of words was not the best, changes anything, and especially when that statement is issued when he's under significant pressure from his sponsors. >> seven sponsors have pulled out of limbaugh's show so far but he said they will be replaced. >>> days after his indictment, more negatives surrounding anne arundel executive john leopold. now those who protect the county are weighing in with a no confidence vote. roosevelt leftwich joins us with the development. >>> a reminder of those tine mi magnets tarp dangerous. >>> plus a teacher is giving area student as chance to learn something new even while a world away. stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal -- to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama

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they eventually sat down with barbara walters to try to set the record straight. >> mr.amsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no. i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: it would take years for the boulder attorney's office to xleer the ramsey family. but not before patsy lost her battle with ovarian cancer. his successful business, no longer his. the finances and the family's reputation seemed beyond repair. >> this room will be the master bedroom. >> reporter: despite the loss of jonbenet and patsy, today, john has found love again. he married his new wife, jan, in july. and they're in the process of renovating this modest home in rural michigan. i see this as metaphor for your life. >> it is. >> reporter: rebuilding. >> we're developing it together. >> reporter: for a man who used to employ hundreds of people, john ramsey says he's learned to love downsizing. he says years of healing and praying have helped him get past hopelessness and despair. it seems that you chronicle almost the secret power of forgiveness. >> i strug

i just talked to barbara walters. >> in the beginning i think everyone feels it changed their lives for the better. but they find it doesn't necessarily bring happiness, especially as one of the people we have, a man who is an unemployed construction worker and he won and bought a nascar team. he bought six houses. diamond rings for his wife. she is worried, she is still collecting coupons. >> barbara says winners often make enemies or mismanage their wealth. you need to know how to be wise about it. watch "lotto frenzy, be careful what you wish for" tonight on a special 20/20. >> the drawing is at 8 p.m. we'll send out the numbers on twitter as soon as they are drawn and post them on our facebook page if you are not following or friending us yet you might want to take care of that >>> right now a huge crowd of volunteers is combing parts of southern santa clara county hoping to turn up more clues in the disappearance of 15-year-old sierra lamar. police are examining what they hope will be a available find in the search. terry mcsweeney is live in morgan hill with the latest on the stor

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this manipulated scene, which i could get above and write about, making fun even of cronkite and barbara walters and company, so that i had a lot of witty and sarcastic material as well to go with the very heavy diplomacy. it was a great spectacle and a great joy. of course, i was writing with a fury that nixon had held us to one seat. we wanted help. our deadline was such that i had to file by breakfast in beijing. which meant i had to sit up all night writing and all day covering. there was no chance to sleep. it was a nightmare. and here we are. we survived. >> do you think in retrospect, we have overplayed the significance and the meaning, game-changing significance of this trip? >> in nixonian terms, yes. the back story of all this is a piece nixon and company and largely the republican party were responsible for creating the china problem, for selling themselves so heavily to the support of taiwan and alienating not only communist chinese and having no dealings with them, while we were, in fact, having lots of dealings with the russians. but insisting that the democrats, if they made any a

and why barbara walters is deeply offended. it's all in "the skinny," next. baby steps. baby.re millions of devotees of abc's "bachelor" and "bachelorette" series that have been going on for a very long time. well, one of those that's not a huge fan is barbara walters. >> no. say it isn't so. >> yeah. on "the view" -- yeah, barbara, surprising, right? she says, "i lost an hour of the rest of my life watching the last hour of 'the bachelor.' i didn't know we were going to have to talk about it. say whatever you want and then i will drone on." she is deeply offended by some of the misogynistic undertones. >> no kidding. >> we want you to hear what wawa has to say. >> first of all, "the bachelor" has been on for ten years. not a single bachelor has married the woman he chose in the finale. >> it's a crock. >> listen, i just have to say that i love abc. i'm very happily employed. i think this show is such a degradation to women. [ applause ] >> what about to the men, too, that sign up to be on "the bachelorette"? >> i mean, the show has been on for quite a while now. it's been on

correspondent that he dated barbara walters i'm sure had nothing to do with his popularity in certain elite circles but what is not reported often is his the dell . to a cult run by on rand's who is the author of the fountain head and the author of atlas shrugged who was a believer in no regulation ever who believed in privatizing everything who is actually a free enterprise or who says idiology has been adopted almost totally by the tea party and by the right wing political candidates will get the money and the support of yeah let me get in there because that's actually a question i had because brands a lot of me and writings are often kind of synonymous with real free market capitalism now being the head of the federal reserve and setting interest rates or even having a bad bit that interest rate that all doesn't exactly prescribe for that kind of free market capitalism in a true free market the market would set interest rates so how does that jibe with what you're saying about alan greenspan it's just one more contradiction you know in a story that's a very tawdry you know hour and

barbara walters. fay well, who was with storer broadcast and helen thomas who is still sitting in the white house newsroom is in this. not only in this picture but in other pictures that you have. where did you find that picture? and did you know any of those names? did you know those folks when you saw them in the picture? >> no, i knew very few of them. we found the photograph in the -- i think it's in the national archives in washington, because there's a whole record of the nixon trip which was taken by both chinese and american photographers. and i couldn't match names to all faces. i have a list of all the journalists who were there, but i didn't know enough of them, but i did recognize diane sawyer and a few others. this is the creme de la creme of the american profession. >> walter cronkite was there, is he in that picture? i can't tell. >> i think he is. all the journalists who were there, it was taken and nixon said let's have a group picture taken, and i imagine they are all there, because

and why barbara walters is deeply offended. it's all in "the skinny," next. baby steps. n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n

barbara walters hosts a special edition of 20 to at 10:00.he drawing is at 8:00 tonight we're going to send out numbers as soon as their drawn so if you're not following us or friending us take care that have now. and find out what happens at 8:00. >> two bags of loot found on the edge of lake merit in the property room tonight. sixth graders uncovered the treasure yesterday. there is police officers picking up the loot and wished kids the best. >> i hope nobody claims it and kids get it. it would be nation. they came here and have been for years, my daughters both graduated from that school. it would be nice to think they found treasure, it would be nice. >> if it turns out to be worth more than $250 the police department must run a public notice but if no one claims it, the booty goes back to those kids. >> pretty cool, yeah. >> weather is about to get nasty. >> yes. >> there are high clouds, looking at a break in the clouds we have a big patch of blue now, most of the bay area, cloudy and storm headed our way getting closer. there is nothi

peter went on barbara walters, he went on geraldo rivera, he went back on geraldo rivera, he went onod morning america." let's ask him why is he doing that. >> how can you two of you now make this better for the sake of the children, for the sake of your private life and peter's private life. >> what the experts say is you need to have a no-contact rule. and i put in place my lawyer over two years ago and i have not -- i haven't had any contact with him. but he continues to, you know, contact me and that's the problem. and so i quietly asked the judge, please, make this stop, protect my right to peace. i just want peace for my family. and i also -- sorry -- but i just want peace. >> yeah. i mean it was very emotional. i don't know how everybody feels about this. most marriages go through tough times and it's how you deal with your tough time and she's -- i think this is -- she's been married quite a few times. >> a handful of times. >> a handful of times. it never gets easier. that's the craziness about marriage. it never gets easier. one thing i do know, i've been through this a lit

. >> right before rush's show this afternoon began, sandra fluke was on "the view" where barbara walters read her a part of limbaugh's apology. this was her reaction. >> i don't think that a statement like this issued saying that his choice of words was not the best changes anything. and especially when that statement is issued when he's under significant pressure from his sponsors who have begun to pull their support from the show. >> senator mccaskill, it looks like the real boss of the republican party these days is rush limbaugh. they're all afraid to say anything about the guy. he can parcel out his apology while making his point that this woman who dared to speak up for women's rights, for women's health is something like a slut or a prostitute, although he said he could have used different words, and he said she should have put tapes of it on air so he could watch it. he didn't apologize and the republican party seems like they are lemmings here supporting him. >> i wish people would speak out more against what he said and how he said it. especially the leaders in the republican p

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. >> peres spoke earlier this week to barbara walters about the iranian situation and the concern the government has about what israel might do. >> all of us agree iran shouldn't have a nuclear bomb. then all options are on the table. including bombing? >> all options. not specified. >> abc7 news. >> that visit is going to be lasting through thursday. the consulate general's office said peres wants to connect with young people to advance the cause of peace in the middle east. >> and some local iranian americans gave a day of work this week. the work at the san francisco today bank was sponsored around the bay area by the national iranian american council. the hard work and giving was in stark contrast to events in their homeland. iran is moving forward with their nuclear program. the u.s. and israel considers it a big threat and israel may strike iran on its own. >> hopefully israel doesn't go in alone, but israel has an issue as well. iran is talking about blog them off the map and things like that, and that's obviously troublesome. i think israel and america and all the other countr

-- >> why don't you take this opportunity, like i'm 6 -- >> reporter: and the show's creator barbara waltersie show was supposed to be a return to her roots. >> she likes kids, music, playing. >> reporter: rosie off the cuff. >> not like somebody's water broke and the baby's breach, it's just a game. >> reporter: it sounded a lot like this rosie o'donnell show which made the host a household name and brought in 5 million viewers a day, something the struggling own network desperately needs. but despite the old recipe, a band, a live audience and games, even prime real estate in oprah's old studio, it wasn't enough. to make matters worse, the 7:00 p.m. time slot meant o'donnell's core audience, stay at home moms, weren't watching. >> you had rosie doing this big, expensive talk show every night, and she was getting like 150,000 viewers. which didn't justify her contract or the staff that was needed to put on such a big talk show every day. >> reporter: that's when executives and o'donnell started making cuts. no more band or studio audience. a smaller studio. and eventually a single guest for

. >> he said "this is my barbara walters moment, i'm trying to make her cry." he was so aware of that delicate line of the show biz in the whole thing >> now that you've seen it, would you do anything different? >> i think closer to the movie i had in my head. you know, very, very early this's a very raw naturalistic quality that i thought was necessary to be in this really subjective experience with katniss which is like i said different than a lot of other and in that respect it realized a lot more of what was in my head. there's always stuff. listen, the day after the premier i went back on the mixing stage so there's always stuff and you don't really have distance on it for a good five years but where i am right now, this is closer to what i wanted to do than anything i've ever done honestly. >> rose: speaking of all that you've ever done, here's a montage. (playing chopsticks) >> you're spending $47 million on an ad campaign to boost consumer confidence in the american auto industry. >> yes, sir. um... well, you see, it's designed to bolster individual con

and if indeed he will support ted kennedy in what what he wants to do, he will send barbara walters ando moscow to make him look good in front of the public and the united states of america. 1980, jimmy carter goes to arm & hammer. he -- you let the soviet jews go back to israel. carter if reelected will remember you after he's reelected and be good to the soviet bloc. 1983. kennedy wakes up again and through john tunney reaches out again to the soviets and says, i'll help you with reagan if you will help the democrats win the election in 1984. jimmy carter this time. goes to them and says we can't have reagan as the president. this world is better off if we have another president in 1984, walter mondale. 1984. tip o'neil at a dinner goes to a dinner with the soviets and says it's in the best interest of the so yets and the democrats to get rid of that demagogue reagan and put someone else in, walter mondale. this is historic for the liberals to go to the soviets, the enemies of freedom to get themselves elected. what i saw unfold in seoul, south korea was all too familiar to me. megyn:

. >> that's why i love you and barbara walters. >> love seeing you on the show. >> you would have hadtoday. >> yea. >> let's start all over. welcome back to "cbs this morning." it is 8:00. inl still gayle king. it is a tough day for people picking up the pieces in the midwest and south after they were hit with a serious tornado outbreak. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. the violent storms on tuesday and wednesday affected seven states. kansas, illinois and tennessee suffered some of the worst damage at least 20 tornadoes were reported and at least 12 people were killed. another dangerous storm system is forecast to hit the same area tomorrow. >>> today is actually the traditional start of the tornado season. but we've already had more than 120 tornadoes in 2012. more than double the usual number. mark strassmann looks at a brand new early warning system that makes forecasting a lot more accurate. >> parts of branson, missouri's downtown never had a chance. not against an ef-2 tornado. its winds churned 135 miles per hour and stretched for 22 miles. but people here survived. in par

in in indekregss he talked to barbara walters about. >> i realized my needs hadn't been taken care ofut and had an affair instead of approaching my wife and saying, you know what, i'm not happy. >> what did you want? >> a little acknowledgment. a little attention. a little thank you now and then for my efforts. >> reporter: cook says he hasn't spoken to brinkley in five years. and that the e-mails that she's complaining about are in two years ago. even though the divorce is long ago, back to divorce court they go. where the differences will have to be settled by a judge once again. a spokesperson for brinkley said she tried to bring it up quietly. so much for ma. >> boy. and you're talking to peter today? >> i'll be sitting down with peter cook later on for an exclusive interview. we'll have him on "gma" tomorrow morning. a sad story. >>> coming up here, josh has "the play of the day." >>> and kirk cameron's fight with his tv sibling tracey gold is heating up. we'll have the latest on that. with his tv sister heating up. [ female announcer ] discover dove's new nutri-oil serum with pr

. >>> finally, alexandra, what do barbara walters, condoleezza rice, lucille ball, and dakota fanningin common? they were all girl scouts. today is the 100 anniversary of the girl scouts. it was founded by juliette gordon low, to build girl's con fis dense and character and to make the world a better place. no mention of girl scout cookies. no, it is -- why want to know is when did dakota fanning have time to be a girl scout? she was an actress from birth. >> they have girl scout troops everywhere. even for girls whose moms are incarcerated. >> wow. >> it really is a pretty amazing organization that does a lot to help out girls wherever they are. i'm a big fan. i was never a girl scout though. i made it for a day and dropped out. >> did you really? >> you dropped out the first day. >> now i'm sddestined to failur. apparently all the women were girl scouts but not me. i wonder you can be an old girl scout. >> never too late. >> no, i think it is, actually. >> you sell enough cookies, soledad, you're back in good standing. >> i think not. i think the whole girl name gets you kicked out.