this is not just barbara walters and "the view." puffing him up.t guy is a very popular american political leader. >> his policies are not popular. >> you think of the office of the vice president and what dick chainy did while he was there, maybe that's why people are saying wow, you are a superb vice president. remember that. >> should we be in awe of the vice president? this is ludicrous. >> juan is right. thvice president is popular with the american people and the president is popular with the american public because the -- the american public and the media by and large share his values collectivismand self-sacrifice, altruism. this is american culture. if you are an individualist and out for self-interts and believin capitalism, what's the left tell you you are? you are extreme and dangerous. i mean -- the gop, eric, i have to tell you, is even to blame in this. they are not talking about getting rid of food stamps or government involvement. talking about a surcharge on the wealthy. we immediate political party that stands up for the individu

but first, "20/20" saturday "stolen at birth" with barbara walters starts right now. >>> i don't know anything about myself, my heritage, my birthday. everything i thought was my life, wasn't. >>> tonight on "20/20," a huge break through of a shocking story of a baby stolen at birth by a woman dressed up by a nurse. >> the baby was kidnapped? >> baby was gone. >> suddenly 14 months later he's found, or is he? >> this is my life and this is my only shot at solving these mysteries. >> tonight, barbara walters with the 50-year-old cold case that "20/20" has suddenly turned red hot. >> this couldn't be an easy case. >> a young man's obsession with finding out if he's the real baby paul. hundreds of all new leads pouring into our "20/20" tipline. cousins, caregivers, stunning age progression images. is he not the real paul? is this man? >> it's ghostly to see it in person. >> and finally the shocker that will change everything. >> do you know who stole this baby? >> yes, my mother. she had a room with nothing but wigs and nurse dresses. >> tonight is there finally an answer of who was real

i'm barbara walters.c news, have a good night. >>> "nightline prime" is getting an up close look at brazil's model mania. next. >>> it's saturday night in america. lights on. this is "nightline prime." tonight, it's all about chasing fame. first, celebrity catfishing. it was a mystery. someone was spinning a web of lies that snared celebrities from kate gosselin to dallas cowboy cheer leaders and country music superstar brad paisley and now more famous faces, including "little house on the prairie's" melissa gilbert and grammy nominated star natalie grant. they were taken in by a cruel hoax we tracked down. >>> how was this american family story used to deceive some of

i'm barbara walters. for all of us here at abc news and "20/20," have a good night. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast centers, this is abc 7 news at -- 11:00, on side. your side. >> a woman cannot celebrate her birthday. a house fire in arlington. a new development. why if residents turning the focus. the roller coaster temperatures. it felt like spring today. we are in to a winter storm tomorrow. startsr storm watch tomorrow. maybe another round of nasty weather. steve recruited is tracking it all. you what aell beautiful day it was. temperatures in the upper 60's. now, a big, big change is on the way. of attention right now is his area of low pressure. tracking toward the east. it will be south of us at least the core of it. the northern edge will bring some significant snow to our area and it will happen a later tomorrow into the day on monday. the national weather service has posted a winter storm watch, including the district and surrounding counties. and prince william and loudoun. this starts tomorr

i'm barbara walters, for all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- a missing girl believed to be with a man wanted for murder. and a satellite image may provide a new clue in the search for missing malaysian flight 370. a weekend of roller coaster temperatures. the calendar says spring, but it is about to feel like winter again. our top story, the mother of a missing girl spoke at a vigil tonight in the district as the crowd prayed for her safe return. the police issued an amber alert for relisha rudd. roz plater is live in southeast with the story. little girl's story has touched people all over. some people don't know her, but they felt compelled to come out to try to rally to do something to get her back home. place shedow of the called home, dozens gathered for an emotional vigil, hoping, pleading, praying for the safe return of relisha rudd. perhaps the most poignant prayer came from her mother. >> i just want her home safely. i just hope we find her. every time i look at her pict

she's the new barbara walters. as barbara is fading off the stage, making that decision on her own, she is becoming the person that you have to come and sit down on the couch with in order to rehab your image. >> but lauren, how did you feel when you were watching that? >> i felt wonderful. and, you know, it was very difficult for me over those 11 weeks. >> and i couldn't sleep and i couldn't eat. >> my son was talking to me about whether or not i did it. >> now, jim garrity, obviously, this report has limitations and at times it reads like a defense brief. but with msnbc attacking it again and again and again, it almost seems like msnbc is taking the role of the prosecution. >> very accurate. a democratic governor offering here is what my guys said, i'm not responsible for this. i'd be screaming bloody murder. democrats have every right to say, wait a minute, this is your own guy. having said that, the guy who put this together, randy mastro -- >> and public at large. >> randy, the guy who put together this report,

. >> and then it was off to "the view" where biden had the fun with the soon-to retire barbara walters. >> do not expect you to come on this program and announce that you're going to run for president. i won't object if you want to. do you want to? >> i'll tell you what, make you a deal. if you stick around, i will announce my decision with you. >> if hillary does not run, will you -- you have said that if she runs for president, you will not run. >> no, i haven't. no. >> so how are the media covering this dance? joining us now, lauren ashburn, amy holmes, and dana millbanks, columnist for "the washington post." so what do you make of these headlines, biden may run if hillary doesn't? >> he needs to stay relevant, he needs to keep his options open, but he's not going to run if hillary clinton does run. you know, i think that this might be his last campaign, 2014, and that he needs to be a part of it. >> so why are the media buying into this? or are they? >> you know, that's a really good question. better. i think we all know that the people who seem like they're campaigning are the one

joe biden wasn't kissing barbara walters this week on the view he made the statement about how obamacareup woman not to work a dead end job. they can stay home and take care of their children. this is what the left believes today. >> it's about freedom. how many of you are single women with children with a dead end job, you are there because of your health insurance. you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next couple years with your child -- if that was your choice, until they get to primary school. you are trapped with the job because if you leave you lose your health insurance. now you would be able to make an independent choice. >> wait a minute. i want to stay home. that's my choice. >> wait a minute. is that america? that's not the america i grew up in. >> i don't think any one can have a sense of entitlement. i put myself through college and through law school. you should not be able to sit home. pull yourself by your boot straps. >> this is the president of the united states of america saying you can stay home and who is going to pay for all of this? >> this is insulti

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. >> then off to "the view," where he had fun with soon-to-be retired barbara walters. >> i did not expect you to announce you are going to run for president. i won't object if you want. do you want to? >> i tell you what, i will make you deal, if you stick around i will announce my decision with you. >> from hillary clinton does not run will -- you have said if she runs you will not run. >> no, no, no, i haven't said that. >> how is the media cover this? >> we have fox news contributor and author of the top twitter top column, and the author of "the blaze," and danaamilbank. >> he is not going to run if hillary clinton runs. this could be his last campaign, 2014. he needs to be part of it. >> why are the media buying into it? >> we all know better. we all know that the people who seem like they are campaigning are the ones would probably aren't campaigning. the ones who aren't campaigning, may be the ones who will be cam plaining. >> let me write that down. >> right, 2016. >> and the white house banished we biten -- banished biden from national media shows. >> do democrats get tough quest

joe biden, when he wasn't kissing barbara walters this week on "the vie," he made the statement aboutmacare frees up women not to work at dead end jobs and they can stay home and take care of their children. watch this, because i think this goes to the heart of what the left believes today. >> this is about freedom. how many of you are single women with children in a dead end job, you're there because of your health insurance? you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next couple of years with your child until they get -- if that was your choice, until they get into primary school. you're now trapped in that job because if you leave, you lose your health insurance. now you'll be able to do -- make an independent choice. >> wait a minute, i want to stay home. that's my choice. >> but sean, i -- >> is that america? that's not the america i grew up in. >> you know what? i don't think that anyone should have a sense of entitlement. most people don't know my story. i grew up in new jersey, i put myself through college and law school. so no, you should not be able to sit home. you

tune in tomorrow for a special "20/20" saturday with barbara walters.ing around this week, $400 million at stake. ever wonder why so many winners want to stay anonymous? >> this case, this one ends in murder. i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas.

putting to the test, barbara walters. >> are you one of the big millionaires splitting $400 million from this week's lottery which is the third largest in the game's history. if you didn't win, don't feel bad. along with that big check the winners should get a warning that saying, be careful what you wish for. our matt gutman recently found out when someone's good luck turned into bum luck and murder. >> here are tonight's winning numbers, 12 -- >> 6 -- >> 13. >> reporter: six numbers. >> 34, 42 -- >> reporter: just random digits. >> 52. >> reporter: until sometime later, when those six numbers put a man six feet under. his body eventually discovered buried under a concrete slab in a backyard. the incredible story begins far from the glitz and beaches most of us think of as florida. past the citrus fields in the middle of the state. all the way to the outskirts of the sleepy town of lakeland. and the doorway of this barber shop. it's here where owner greg smith first met a 42 year old man with the colorful name of abraham shakespeare. >> he used to come round the shop, i'd let him work,

do you know barbara walters? >> sure. >> did you guys ever hook up? >> is that a joke?lights. >> seth: yeah. >> not sure what the humor is seeing me beat up repeatedly. but no, that's fine. >> seth: we want to see if we can muss this up. i mean, i think that's what everybody's goal is. >> yeah. >> seth: you recently were given a gift by a fan, a mini cooper? >> i was. there was a guy named chris allen in pennsylvania who made a ventriloquist dummy of me and sent it to me. >> seth: and this is what you call the mini cooper, right? >> yes. this is yeah. that's in my office. what's really weird about it, it is dressed identically. this is how i dress. i have a hoodie and sneakers. it is dressed identically to me. >> seth: it's rare for people to get gifts from the person that's going to murder them. [ laughter ] what do you do? >> i say their name repeatedly so the police will know where to look. no, but he was very sweet. he spent a lot of time doing it. and he's actually -- he e-mailed me. i e-mailed him to thank him as one does. >> seth: right. >> and he e-mailed me bac

it's being interviewed by barbara walters and she makes you cry. >> right. we have to go. thank you very much. you guys are great on this. i appreciate it. you two are staying with us. stick around and have some kiwi or a little pastry there if you want. >>> up next we're going to bring you an update on the breaking news this morning. the search for the missing malaysian air flight. it was carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members. it vanished yesterday while en route to kuala lumpur to beijing. we'll go live to beijing for the latest on that important story when we come back. [ female announcer ] the secret to luminous, shiny color? innovative cc cream from nice 'n easy. our advanced treatment helps keep highlights and lowlights shiny and luminous. cc cream, find it in every box of nice 'n easy. the most natural shade of you. in every box of nice 'n easy. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com in every box of nice 'n easy. bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he fo

joan rivers, florence henderson, carol burn yet, barbara walters over 80.d women, exactly what gloria steinam spent a lifetime fighting for, living the lives they want whatever their age. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, chicago. >> happy birthday to her. >>> let's see what's cooking with carson in the kitchen. >> we are cooking in our interactive series fresh cooks live. a spring cook-along. we are introducing the most talented self-made cooks and live streaming on today.com. go online, prepare your dish. the recipes this whole week are posted right now. a group of guys who aim at making cooking simple, festive and tasty. they have a huge show called sorted food. only two are with me now, barry is not feeling so hot. 800,000 viewers and subscriptions for the youtube show. how did you get started? >> we were gist friends. we went to school together. ben tried to be a chef and the rest of us didn't. the rest of us could cook and we were struggling. ben started to show us his recipes. it grew from there sharing his recipes with more people. >> it's amazing what yo