tonight barbara walters. from "frozen," josh gad. and music from fall out boy with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> thank you for watching. thank you for watching. thank you for your energy. i need energy. i'm tired. i woke up at 6:30 this morning at disneyland. the truth is i was at disney land to ride this awesome new ride they have called the view. you sit in a chair. it doesn't move but you're surrounded by five women who shout questions at you and you freak out. i was on "the view" this morning or i had a vivid dream that all of my aunts were mad at me. barbara walters is here tonight. this is the first time she has ever been here. we both work on abc. we got off to kind of a rocky start the first 11 years of the show. at long last she is here and koi tonight barbara has promised to answer this question. >> i know this is an uncomfortable place to bring this up. of all the co-hosts you have worked with over the years and i want to ask you tonight and you don't have to answer this now, which lady of "the v

that's an unhappy feeling for me. >> so this is the swan song. >> yeah. >> barbara walters, thank you so much for sitting down with us here. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> barbara is no frank sintara. after the break, jon stewart makes fun of me and others for highlighting his jokes about obama care. why he's so wrong. >>> we explored the deep cultural signatures of jon stewart mocking the obama carolout. and it turns out i gave him some fodder for "the daily show." >> if you've lost jon stewart, you're in deep trouble. >> even jon stewart this week taking shots at obama care. what impact does that have on the whole public dialogue? >> what impact does me have on the public dialogue? >> i guess it is very significant that even jon stewart, even jon stewart has turned against us. i can't recall even jon stewart ever doing that before. >> okay. it was funny, but this is a neat little game that stewart plays. he wants to be a cutting edge media and political critic and he's good at it. but if you say he's having an impact, he's saying, mwha? i don't think so. >> making fun of something i

that's an unhappy feeling for me. >> so this is the swan song. >> yeah. >> barbara walters, thank youmuch for sitting down with us here. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> barbara is no frank sintara. after the break, jon stewart makes fun of me and others for highlighting his jokes about obama care. why he's so wrong. Ç@2x@x@x@x@ at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. test test i'm a careful investor. when you do what io, you think about risk. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum votility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully bef

>>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view." why she's saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be entertaining, upbeat. i didn't think the shutdown was either entertaining or upbeat. >> and why she insists she'll finally hang it up. >>> plus, jon stewart makes fun of me for suggesting his mockery of obama care actually matters. >> don't act like us making jokes about a certain program or president is evidence that that politician or issue has reached some kind of tipping point for action. >> nice try, john. why he's trying to have it both ways. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." if you had to crystallize the emerging media narrative about president obama to reduce it to its essence, it would be this opening montage from the oh lily factor. >> i don't k >> i s -- >> i don't know. >> i am not sure. closely. i didn't even know. he's indicated he was not aware. certainly i was not. >> but this is not just the president

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there may be more you could do for your asthma. >>> barbara walters has interviewed every president sinception. this is her fifth interview with him. barbara at the white house at the holidays has become almost as iconic as the turkey itself. this thanksgiving, the president and first lady sat down with her to talk about their hopes for all of us. >> mr. president, do you have a thanksgiving message? >> there are a lot of people out there who work hard every day, do right by their families. but are still working through some of their ravages of that big recession that we had. my message to them is -- know that every day i am going to be working as hard as i can on your behalf. you know americans -- i think deep down, care about each other. and want to do the right thing. >> you know i want americans to remember that even as we draw down our troops, we still have men and women serving abroad. and i just want america to keep those people close to their hearts and to serve them as well as they have served us. >> how will you be spending thanksgiving -- >> family and service. we will be worki

barbara walters and 20/20 later, stolen at birth, her investigation comes tonight.er back on monday. i hope to see you for world news this weekend. from all of us here at abc news and for bango the buck, good night. >>> tonight the shootingq/z at . w airport. good evening. >> the incident at lax left one man dead. the suspect is in critical condition and air traffic snarl add cross the country. sky seven is over lax now. and here is what we know. abc news reports the gunman left a note suggesting he was antigovernment and expected to be killed the man who was killed was with the tsa. six others were wounded. and hundreds forced to run for safety. access to the airport, blocked the fbi confirmed the suspect's identity this, man, a 23-year-old paul ciancia of los angeles. federal agents questioned his parents in new jersey his father is a business owner. police say, there, rather, tell us the suspect sent his brother a text kath he may have been suicidal. ciancia was shot and wounded in terminal three. we begin with the developments in the abc7 newsroom. >> reporter:

tonight barbara walters. from "frozen," josh gad. and music from fall out boy with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> thank you for watching. thank you for watching. thank you for your energy. i need energy. i'm tired. i woke up at 6:30 this morning at disneyland. the truth is i was at disney land to ride this awesome new ride they have called the view.

the president sat this week for that exercise known as the barbara walters interview where he was confronted with the fact as walters put it, quote, people just don't think you're trustworthy. >> i got reelected in part because people did think i was trustworthy and knew i was working on their behalf.

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and so i want to make sure that it's good for them. >> tonight on a special edition of 20/20, barbara walters at the white house. barbara asking president obama about the rough rollout of obama care, and when he thinks america will elect the first female president. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern. turning now to a spectacular sight on the west coast, nature's largest and most majestic creatures in the waters off monterey struggling to answer a call of a maritime dinner bell, here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: in the wild, you go where the food is. and right now, it's the waters of california's monterey bay. >> whoa! >> reporter: hundreds of killer whales, dolphins and enormous humpback wlals are showing up for a booming seafood buffet thanks to an unusual late season abundance of anchovies. >> we haven't seen an chief ease in this kind of mass in years and years. >> reporter: the feeding frenzy is a once in a lifetime show. whale watching companies are packed. >> we have hundreds of wlals in the bay. it's magnificent. >> reporter: this underwater bounty is the opposite of what we saw

. >>> an exclusive tonight t the president and first lady telling barbara walters who they're thinking of on this thanksgiving. >> mr. president, do you have a thanksgiving message? >> there are a lot of people out there who work hard every day, do right by their family, but are still working through some of their ravages of that big recession that we had. my message to them is know that every day i'm going to be working as hard as i can on your behalf. >> i want americans to remember that even as we draw down our troops we still have men and women serving abroad. i just want america to keep those people close to their hearts and to serve them as well as they have served us. >> the president and first lady on this thanksgiving and tomorrow night here on a special edition of "20/20," barbara walters asking the president about the rough rollout of obama care and when he thinks america will elect the first female president. tomorrow in the 10:00 eastern right here. >>> overseas tonight and to iran making good on a prose it made about its nuclear program. secretary of state kerry shaking h

and he sat down with abc's barbara walters. >> mr. president, do you have a thanksgiving message? >> there's a lot of people out there who work hard every day, do right by their families. but are still working through some of their ravages of that big recession that we had. my message to them is, know that every day i'm going to be working as hard as i can on your behalf. americans, i think, deep down, care about each other. and want to do the right thing. >> the first family volunteered at a charity on wednesday, they were yesterday at the white house, with other family members visiting from chicago. >>> and tonight on a special edition of "20/20," barbara walters asks president obama about the rough rollout of his health care plan. and when he thinks the u.s. will elect a first female president. that's coming up at 10:00 eastern time tonight. >>> speaking of u.s. troops serving overseas, they had their chance to celebrate thanksgiving, as well. >> in kabul aft, afghanistan, h traditional meal. thousands of them will be coming home over the next year. but it doesn't make their ab

imagine and remake america to meet its ideals in a way we haven't seen before or since. >> and barbara waltersfull interview with the president and the first lady will air on a special one hour edition of 20/20, friday, november 29th. and we have new developments tonight overseas, possible progress on a dangerous situation for the united states, iran and a nuclear weapon. secretary of state john kerry on his way to geneva amid talk of a breakthrough, that would freeze part of iran's nuclear program. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran has the latest. terry. >> reporter: diane, this marks the second time in a month that secretary of state kerry has dropped everything in washington to fly here to geneva in hopes of closing a deal with iran over its nuclear program. you remember the last time, it was the french that surprised everyone by breaking the momentum, breaking the negotiations, declaring that the deal on the table at that time wasn't tough enough on iran. so they had a couple more weeks of what are described as intense negotiations, and the stakes couldn't be higher. israel mad

here is barbara walters. >> good evening. tonight a most bizarre story, what would you do if everything you thought you knew about your life was a lie. and the real truth was more incredible than anything you could have imagined. well, one man is telling that very story. about the suspicions, and the family secrets, that have haunted him for the last 50 years. so joining us now as we take you along on this thrilling mystery. >> reporter: i want to show you some photographs. looking at old photos of paul frohn clack is a strange experience. the baby in his baby pictures is not him. how do you feel when you see this picture? >> i feel like i want to find him, and hug him, and make sure he's okay. >> reporter: paul has a wife, michelle, a daughter, emma, and a fish named blue. a perfectly ordinary life. the problem -- as he recently discovered -- it is not his life. this mystery, born of a terrible crime, was supposedly solved nearly 50 years ago. but today it is paradox so strange, even his name is not his own. who is paul fron

. >> president kind of joking there with barbara walters.ocrats also apparently taking a big hit. a new poll suggesting they are losing their midterm edge. dramatic turnaround from just a few weeks ago. republicans now holding the 49 to 47% edge. let's bring in our political panel. our fox news contributor and director of outreach freedom works. and julien epstein, attorney and democratic strategist. good to see both of you. so what can the dems do to distance themselves from the president and his current tainted reputation that goes up and down of course? but how far can they push away from their leader without coming across as disingenuous traitors? >> they're obviously running for the hills. even mary lap droe from your home state rode on the president's plane but did not attend a public event he was going to. landrieu said she would vote for obama care again if she had the opportunity. with that, 50% of her constituents think she's doing a bad job. clearly, the democrats don't want to face their constituents. i don't even think they're h

. >> announcer: barbara walters has talked to every president since richard nixon.ll eight of them asking the questions we all were wondering. >> are you sorry? >> how important is it for the president to be a role model. >> there were no weapons of mass destruction? >> first person, from first ladies, lady bird johnson. betty ford. nancy reagan. hillary clinton. >> do you have a terrible temper? >> no. but i get angry about things. >> it isn't easy living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> i did promise her an interesting life. >> announcer: a white house with two teenagers, who don't necessarily want to hang with mom and dad any more. >> i love you so much. but i'm leaving. >> announcer: tonight, a president looking toward his future. and reviewing his past. >> you have said that you would rather be a good one term president than a mediocre two term president. which are you? >> announcer: within last visit to the white house, where she so often has been before. >> you were with us so much somebody wondered if you weren't part of the party. >> announcer: tonight on 20

obama's approval rating will fall, though he joked with abc's barbara walters, quote, the good thing about when you're down is that usually you got nowhere to go but up. >> the president says the website improvements will continue, but the question is whether the website will improve fast enough to stop the flood of negative anecdotes from people having bad experiences with obama care and with millions of people expected to try and enroll, republicans are convinced that nothing close to an 80% success rate will be enough for that. doug? >> we'll get a better picture tomorrow. thank you very much. >>> obama care is driving huge numbers of americans onto the medicaid rolls. the amount dwarfs those using the president's exchanging. jim angle on what that means for everyone. >> reporter: the administration has two ways it hopes to reduce the uninsured, signing people up for the exchanges and enrolling people automatically in medicaid health care for the poor. officials reported four times as m many people signed up for medicaid. >> it's not surprising a lot more people are willing to sig

president obama talked about the first family's future plans in an interview with barbara walters today. he revealed it may be youngest daughter sasha who has the biggest say on where the family will live. he says malia will be in college by then, and they may decide to stay in d.c. to let sasha finish high school here. >>> another holiday tradition is back in washington. the zoo lights at the national zoo were turned on tonight. this year's display features 500,000 l.e.d. lights transforming the zoo into a winter wonderland complete with animal silhouettes and musical light displays. zoolights will be open every night through january 1st, but closed on christmas eve, christmas day and new year's eve. >>> next on news4, the desperate search for survivor after a helicopter crashes into a pub. family members have their worst fears confirmed. new reaction from a local airman's parents after a night of c you go to work on monday. >>> we're following a developing story out of scotland. thinks video just coming into the newsroom of a police helicopter that crashed into a pub. it happened in g

it's a remarkable story that barbara walters and her investigative team has been digging into. e to tell us more about it. you first brought up the story. and it's advanced. >> i love this story. it's a true mystery. imagine finding out at 49 years old, that you aren't who you thought you were. paul doesn't know the most basic things about himself. his true name. his birthday. who his real parents are. and he has never opened up and told his whole story. until now. it was the biggest kidnapping since the lindbergh baby. paul fronczak, stolen at birth by a fake nurse. the front page was the last anyone had seen of him. left behind were empty cribs and two broken hearts. chester and dora fronczak. a year passed. and their phone rang. 800 miles away, in newark, new jersey, a boy had been found. >> the fbi contacted by parents and said, we think we found your son. my parents drive to new jersey. >> reporter: say this is our baby. we recognize him. >> yes. >> reporter: who abandoned the baby had dressed him up, wheeled him to a department store in a new stroller and walked away. some

president obama and the first lady getting a new wide-ranging interview with barbara walters.he president addressed concerns about the health care rollout and questions about his legacy. ing >> every president in their second term is you know, mindful that you've only got a limited amount of time left and you want to make sure you are squeezing every last ounce of energy that you have to try to deliver on the commitments you made to the american people. >> president obama's self-imposed deadline is fast approaching. 12 hours to go for healthcare.gov with that deadline looming. the president and other top officials have said people will start having a better experience on the site by then. key parts of the site will be down this weekend like in past weekends for maintenance and repairs. the president will unveil a new national security strategy early next year. the white house notified congress about the plans in a letter released friday. the president is expected to update the strategy he outlined in 2010 and described the administration's national securities priorities for th

. >> let's listen to a clip of that barbara walters interview, the president talking about his legacy and what will happen to his legacy given this rollout and this health care act. let's listen. >> are you worried that you won't be able to get things done because of this lack of support? >> well, barbara, if you remember, i've gone up and down pretty consistently throughout. the good thing about when you're done is that usually you've got nowhere to go but up. >> he kind of laughed there, christina, if you will, kind of a funny answer. but does he have time? is he going to be able to -- politics ebbs and flows. we were talking not too long ago that, wow, the republicans are not going to be able to come back from this government shutdown. and then all of a sudden here we go off to obama care and this is all everybody's talking about. he has time. >> definitely. and there's a twofold issue here. the president's never going to face reelection again as president. but you do have the mid-term elections not far away. congressional democrats are wary, they don't necessarily want to run agai

the president told abc's barbara walters, he doesn't feel the website's problems have hurt his credibilitylet's listen. >> a lot of the criticism is personal. >> yeah. >> people just don't think you're trustworthy. >> well, i don't think that's true, barbara. the truth of the matter is that i got re-elected in part because people did think i was trustworthy and i was working on their behalf. >> and cnn's tori dunnan is in washington. let's be clear about this, though. nobody will be flipping a switch at midnight, and everything just magically gets better, right? >> reporter: yeah, alison, you're exactly right. the white house is managing expectations. the administration saying this is not a relaunch of the website, and there could actually be more problems in the future. the latest, though, is that they're on track to meet this deadline. let's break down exactly what that means. it's a little confusing. according to the administration, the goal is for 50,000 people to be on the site at the same time. if there are more users at any given time, the administration says people will then be put

i mean i -- are you going go talk to barbara walters about it? where are you going to talk? good luck with your quest to get your truth out there. so, you know, the actor owen wilson is having a baby in a surprising way. yeah. well, a swedish personal trainer friend of his named caroline is pregnant with his baby. friend, not girlfriend. caroline revealed that they never have had a committed relationship. they're friends, two close friends who wanted to have a child without the complications of, you know, i guess meeting the right person. and, no, she's not thinking about starting a relationship with him. you know, this is a big debate in our "hot topics" meeting right before the show. i was the only one, i think, who said i kind of like this idea as long as she doesn't look in his eyes and doesn't catch feelings. so they're not new friends. if they ever had the sex it was in the past, probably in 2007. they're at a point where the sex is done. maybe she turkey basted. i don't know. but i like this idea. and so then one of my producers sai said, well, wouldn't this be compli

would bebly her legacy barbara walters in that interview. when asked how do you want to be remembered? good friend. >> that's how she felt about the american people. she was a good friend to them. people he american returned that friendship to them? >> absolutely. >> and it's a generational next program, we be moving with the youngest couple moving to the white house and looking edys forward to learning how the country changed. we thank our guests so much for their work. your biography is available if interested. arilyn holt, mamie dowd, general eisenhower and the president's first lady. thank you for your time. >> thank you for watching at home. great to have you in the audience. > johnson & johnson and subsidiaries agreed to pay more than $2.2 million for marketing for uses that were never approved. eric holder talked about the justice t from the department. his briefing was 30 minutes. >> good morning, thank all for being here. associate by the attorney general and the for tant attorney general minute achusetts, car orti ortiz. the deputy

they gave an interview to barbara walters. >> the truth is we have a lot more cheers. this is an example of sort of a narrative. >> i'm popular and i've gotten boos. >> your numbers are better than his numbers. >> absolutely. i think that's always been the . >> and lesson for young people in this is that you're going to get booed. you're going to have people who don't like what you do. you better have your own vision. >> the obamas also say they may stay in washington dc after the president leaves office until their younger daughter gets through high school. >>> a warning if you're buying gift cards for christmas. the way crooks are making them worthless. >>> two passengers on a thanksgiving flight go back and forth passing just nasty messages and then everything escalates as soon as they step off the plane. ,,,,,,,,,,,, a giant gingerbread house officially opens at the fait hotel in san francisco. it took the hotel's entire culy team to create the delicious >>> happening today, a giant gingerbread house officially opens at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. it took

you catch president obama with the first lady for the first joint interview of the year with barbara walters airing at 10:00 p.m. followed by the news at 11. >> leyla gulen is doing weather and traffic. we have a fail accident. >> traffic is diverted. >> a picture from sky 7 shows i-80 traveling long eastbound side at 7th street we have all lanes blocked. c.h.p. is diverting traffic off the freeway and they will get back on at 7th which is the area where it is blocked off by c.h.p. a truck fatally struck a pedestrian. that is causing a blockage of southbound 101 to eastbound 80. that transition road will be shut down until further notice but a lost c.h.p. units are on the scene and san francisco police as well. expect plenty of delays. you can see up to the 280 extension, the solid red line is bumper-to-bumper traffic because of the shutdown. we will let you know if any lanes re-open. plan on using alternates. we have a warm-up in the forecast. our live doppler 7 hd shows no runs, for cloud cover. that is making it cooler. it will warm up with plenty of sunshine in the forecast today and thi

along with the first lady he sat down with abc's barbara walters. >> mr.essage? >> there are a lot of people out there who work hard every day, do right by their family but are still working through some of the ravages of that big recession that with had. my message to them is know that every day i'm going to work as hard as i can on your behalf. americans, i think deep down, care about each other and want to do the right thing. >> i want americans to remember, that even as we draw down our troops, we still have men and women serving abroad. i want america to keep them close to their hearts and serve them as well as they served us. >> the first family volunteered at a charity on wednesday and they spent yesterday at the white house with several other family members visiting them from chicago. >>> tonight on a special edition of 20/20, barbara walters asks him about the rough rollout of the health care plan and when he thinks the u.s. will elect the first female president. that's at 10:00 eastern tonight. >>> and whether you plan to hit the stores or shop o

would bebly her legacy barbara walters in that interview.w do you want to be remembered? good friend. >> that's how she felt about the american people. she was a good friend to them. people he american returned that friendship to them? >> absolutely. >> and it's a generational next program, we be moving with the youngest couple moving to the white house and looking edys forward to learning how the country changed. we thank our guests so much for their work. your biography is available if people are

her contribution to american life and probably her legacy would be what she said to barbara walters ine interview, that when asked how do you want to be remembered, and she said, just as a good friend. >> and i think that's how she felt about the american people that she was a good friend. >> and the american people returned that? >> absolutely. >> and it is a generational change. we will be moving into the youngest couple moving into the white house with the kennedys and we look forward to learning about how the country continues to change. that's it for our mamie eisenhower program. our special guests, we thank them for your work. your book is available. the general's first lady. if folks would like to learn more. thank you so much for your time. great to have you in the audience. ♪ ap

i always try to over research, probably much more than barbara walters or david frost style than larry. he could wing it brilliantly. that was the key distinction, i guess. >> well, so, you're getting ready for your first show, and you had a dream guest. >> everyone watches the first week, and if you start with the chuckle brothers and snooki from the "jersey shore," you have a problem. i identified president obama or oprah winfrey. the most powerful man and woman in the country, and, therefore, i'll be in the world, and we couldn't get obama, tried everything, but it was too big a risk, kept telling us, don't worry, you're absolutely on our radar. three years later, we're still on the radar. anyway, i live in hope. the other one was oprah. pure lock. i was living at the time at the beverly willshire hotel in los angeles, and the general manager there was a very good friend of gayle king, oprah's best friend. i told him my woes, three weeks from launch, we have not got anybody. what about oprah? can't get near her. he said, gayle's here, drop her a line. i did. i said, look, i'm prepar

her contribution to american life and probably her legacy would be what she said to barbara walters in that one interview, that when asked how do you want to be remembered, and she said, just as a good friend. and i think that's how she felt about the american people that she was a good friend. >> and the american people returned that? >> absolutely. >> and it is a generational change. we will be moving into the youngest couple moving into the white house with the kennedys and we look forward to learning about how the country continues to change. that's it for our mamie eisenhower program. our special guests, we thank them for your work. your book is available. the general's first lady. if folks would like to learn more. thank you so much for your time. great to have you in the audience. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by ational captioning institute] >> join us next week for our look at first lady jacqueline kennedy with tv becoming central to american life, she was defined as never before by images, a young family entering the white hous

. >> 19 years after she left the white house, mamie eisenhower sat down with barbara walters to givenk presidents need their wives at home? >> i don't know. i don't think -- i think you have to -- mine has to be encouraged. i told ike every day how good i thought he was. your ego has to be fed. >> gary robinson wants to know what would mamie say was her greatest contribution to the role of first lady? >> i would say giving ike a comfortable home life where he could relax and get away from the pressing issues of the day. i think her greatest contribution was in institutionalizing the first lady as a campaigner. i think that is the role that has really carried on with later first ladies and in american political life. >> what would your answer be? >> i would agree that privately it would be creating that home. and when she said homemaker, she meant it in the truest sense, making a home that was comfortable and welcoming and gave ike a place to escape and for their friends and family to enjoy themselves and to be together. publicly, i think her contribution as a first lady was projectin

i love barbara walters. the rest can go to [ bleep ]. >> and the rest of the top story.ind osbourne's outburst. charlie sheen's sons, are they out of control and being abused? a disturbing photo. >> an intervention needs to be

>>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view."'s saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be

tonight barbara walters. from "frozen," josh gad. and music from fall out boy with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> thank you for watching. thank you for watching.

listen to what he told abc's barbara walters last night. >> it's hard to sit up with you, mr. president, and say this, but a lot of the criticism is personal. people just don't think you're trustworthy. >> well, i don't think that's true, barbara. you know, the truth of the matter is, is that i got re-elected in part because people did think i was trustworthy and they knew i was working on their behalf. >> i know that by now, you both have fairly thick skins, but when you hear your husband being booed, the president, at a recent basketball game, how do you feel? >> it's part of being president of the united states of america. >> so, it doesn't get to you? >> it's part of the job. >> you have said that you would rather be a good one-term president than a mediocre two-term president. which are you? >> well, i think the best would be a good two-term president, so that's what i'm going to be shooting for. >> coming up in our 3:00 hour, we'll talk to experts on first families. we'll get the inside scoop on what life's like for the obama as at the white house and what they talk abou

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would have thought that a little girl named oprah in the south, you know, would have looked at barbara walters and thought, i can do that. you know, we need to see people who look like us. so i would say we have token victories. we've realized the problem, and as the women's media center always points out, part of it is not on camera but a big part is who is making the decision about what story gets covered and that's, you know, more like 3% women in the clout positions, so i would say we've made symbolic victories, and we know what's wrong, but we're not even halfway there. >> given how far we have to go, does calling attention to the disparities both of women in the media, as well as women sources create change, and if not, how do you create change? >> no, it does because consciousness, as we all know in every social change and revolution on earth, consciousness comes first. the understanding of what's wrong and what could be, and we and i know other people here, i mean, the women's media center have she source, so there are endless lists of experts if you want to find somebody who is an exp

>>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view."aying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be

the president told barbara walters says he doesn't feel it has hurt his credibility. >> a lot of the you are trust worthy. >> i don't think that is the matter, barbara. the truth is i got reelected because i am trust worthy. >> and cnn's tory dunnan is in washington. the truth is the flip is not switched at midnight and everything is working correctly. >> alison, this is not like turning a switch on or off. there could be problems down the road. let's discuss the self-imposed deadline. the site should be working for most users by the end of the day. here is president obama just this week. >> this web site is going to get fixed and we are going to be signing people up and we're going to make sure that everybody in california and everybody in america who needs health insurance will get it. we just kept on going. we don't stop. >> reporter: so let's break down what that actually means. according to the administration, the goal is for 50,000 people to be on the site at the same time. if there are more users at any given time, people will be in a virtual queue. in total, some 80,000 users

head out to new york now, where aj has the all-new interview with barbara walters. >> yeah, guys, barbarai was hoping you had your grill on from your katy perry halloween costume. >> you should see the recording contract i got. forget katie perry, they all want me. >> the new woman on the view at the center of the headlines, some call her start on the show shaky. >> we are very happy with jenny. >> barbara giving her co-host rave reviews. how is she doing on the view? >> i love jenny. she gives the kind of excitement and warmth and she is sexy and funny. >> this morning, barbara celebrating jenny's 41st birthday. >> you are our gift. >> thank you. >> to have you on the show. >> every year, barbara gives tv the gift of her ten most fascinating people special. possibility you kim and kanye and baby? >> am i gonna tell you now? no. you have to wait until that night. may even be you but don't count on it. >> this isn't your last? >> this is my last. yaez. i know, i'm leaving television. >> i'm working hard to try to make the list, barbara. >> you got to work harder. >> tonight on 20/20, she i

he spoke with abc's barbara walters last night. >> you have said that you would rather be a good one-term president than a mediocre two-term president. which are you? >> well, i think the best would be a good two-term president, so that's what i'm going to be shooting for. every president in their second term is, you know, mindful that you've only got a limited amount of time left, and you want to make sure that you are squeezing every last ounce of energy that you have to try to deliver on the commitments you made to the american people. >> so, will the federal health care website be fixed by tonight's midnight deadline? it all depends on who you ask. the "washington post" headline said, "healthcare.gov will meet deadline for fixes." the "wall street journal" went with "health site is improving but likely to miss saturday deadline." and "the new york times" went with "health care site rushing to make fixes by sunday." cnn's tory dunnan is in washington to help us sort it all out. technicians took the site down overnight for maintenance. it's back up now. all is well in washington, or are

>>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view."a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be

the first day i was silent because i didn't want to interrupt barbara walters.so i didn't interrupt anybody and by the second day someone was talking and i would be like ya ya ya, kobe, what do you think? >> you really do have to do that. i found that i was asked a question, i began answering the question and someone else would ask another question before i had even come close to answering the question. >> i was probably that person. >> i didn't care. i was like whatever. as long as it's over, i'm fine. >> you didn't have a good time? >> i had a good time. but i'm at disney land at 8:00 in the morning. who wants that? >> tell me about it. >> that's kind of your life growing up. did i miss something? >> i didn't even go to disney land until i was like 14. i could never afford it. and once i started working, now i'm sick of it. >> this is the saddest thing i have ever heard. >> wa me. do you realize who you're talking to? i'm constantly in therapy. >> did you hang out with any of the co-hosts on "the view"? >> you know who came over was sherry shepherd? >> she is