abc's barbara walters tonight with that moment in the hospital room. >> reporter: it was 1973. two young men, part of 2,000 students who were auditioning for just 20 spots in the prestigious juilliard school of drama. and they both made it in. reeve and williams quickly became roommates and formed a friendship that would last decades, even after death. >> i just want to thank a very, very special person. chris reeve, i miss you. and i also say may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest, sweet prince. good night. >> reporter: legend has it the two of them made a pact as students -- that whoever "made it" first would always support the other one. in 1995, reeve injured his spine in a horse riding accident and was paralyzed from the neck down. when i interviewed him four months later, he said the greatest gift williams ever gave him was the gift of laughter. >> you had a very good friend named robin williams. >> yes, yes. >> and i understand that he came here to see you. >> i was hanging upside down semi-conscious. not eating, not drinking. and i turned to my side and -- there is

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he spoke to abc's barbara walters about it. >> people also feel in writing about you, reading the interviewsrk the death -- that the death of josh belushi was an enormous influence on you, rather than just -- you tell me what it was for you. >> it's only the fact that, here's a guy who is probably one of the toughest, strongest people you could ever meet. and he's taken out. you know? it's -- basically it cleaned up a whole generation of people. because this guy was as strong as anybody you could ever meet. john could run into that wall and get up and do it again. if it took him out, you realize we are all pretty mortal. >> when you hear of people using drugs, most of the time they use them to get high. >> for me it was a great way of escaping, to cut off from people. it was the only time i could escape. >> reporter: he got sober for many years, it appears. but then he relapsed as he discussed on his comedy tour "weapons of self-destruction." >> alcohol is dangerous for peel people like myself, alcoholics, or ethanol challenged. whatever you want to call it. >> reporter: williams checked him

. >> she challenged steve harvey, the rob ket rockettes and barbara walters. all great ones. >> time to have some fun. >> i had fun until now. >> the i-hoda playlist. this is an iggy azalea song. a good gym workout song. i thought you'd want to see the video because it helps. and the words are a little complicated. >> complicated? >> yeah. >> sond hyme complicated? >> try it out. ♪ ♪ make it bounce make it bounce ♪ ♪ shake it shake it break it make it bounce ♪ >> make what bounce? ♪ oh oh oh oh >> it's fun. when you're in the gym, on the stairs, let me tell you. ♪ make it bounce >> stop for just aoment. when you're in the gym? you don't want it to bounce. it's bad for your breasts. why god mate sports bras. you don't want it to bounce. people running along, jogging, boing, boing, it's not good for you. >> there's another soundtrack out there that is humongous. >> this one i like. >> if you've seen "guardians of the galaxy" there is a soundtrack from this movie that is now i think number one on the charts on the album charts. >> yeah. >> they're all old songs f

. >> reporter: williams discussed his own mortality with our barbara walters less than two years aftergery. >> you said that the surgery was humbling. >> totally. this is the big one. this is the one where they're dealing with the ticker, the main. the only other one more invasive is brain surgery. >> reporter: it wasn't just health issues. williams had stress in his personal life. he was device divorced. and was honest about the financial pain it caused. telling "parade" magazine, divorce is expensive. i used to joke they were going to call it all the money. but they changed it to alimony. it's ripping your heart out through your wallet. in that same interview, he said he was downsizing his life. and could no longer afford his 650-acre weekend estate in california's napa valley. he listed the villa of smiles for nearly $30 million, shortly before he died. the 20,000-square-foot 5-bedroom estate, features a home theater, tennis courts and beautiful views of the napa valley. and the home is still on the market. his professional life may have proved stressful, as well. last year, he retu

he later told barbara walters who herself faced the same procedure the experience was humbling. >> areboth have been given a second chance literally and to take that and go with it. >> and i too was one of the lucky ones who basked in the light that was robin williams. >> so lovely to see you again. >> diane kept confusing us. >> people confuse us all the time. let's do this whole thing. >> oh, robin robert. >> separated at birth. >> yo, baby please. >> bless your heart. you make us laugh. >> thank you. it's a good job, i like it. it's my day job. >> don't ever quit your day job. >> thank you. >> don't ever. >> thank you. >> it's something that just seems like it's just -- you were meant to do this for us. >> cool, thanks very much. >> a man meant to bring joy and for that, we thank starred with him in "rv" and remembers her co-star and friend. good morning. thank you so much for being here to celebrate the life of your friend, robin williams. >> good morning. i'm really glad you're celebrating his life. because it's such a sad time but he brought so much happiness and laughter to ever

and you'll see wit barbara walters. she joins me right here tonight. >> and world news with david muir is coming up after the newscast at 5:30 here on abc 7. >>> now abc news will have a special "20/20" report, the life and death of robin williams. you can watch it at 10:00 p.m. and our newscast at 11:00. >>> time now to head outside and get a little check on the weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is outcoors with the forecast. >> hi there. out here a lot of cloud cover behind me. just a gentle breeze. and then a little bit of a breeze. the clouds have been hanging around most of the day. and temperatures inland have been running cooler than average. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about when things might return to normal around here. as you take a look, a lot of cloud cover, especially in the north bay. some along the coast. but we are seeing some clearing along some parts of the coast from san francisco down towards the san mateo county area. that's going to be brief. as you look from our south beac

. >> i've spend years on my back doing phone interviews, talking to barbara walters, whatever, i thought lying down might be less of a strain on my back. there was a report on my back pain i did years ago. i took my x-rays to this doctor. on my x-ray, i had real stuff. some disk problems, a crack. >> yes. and they are normal. >> normal? that's what that doctor said. he claimed most of what orthopedists and other so-called experts say about back pain is wrong. i was skeptical but he got my attention when he said, how come everyone started getting back pain after ulcers got cured? back is a strong muscle. this is psychological. you don't have a physical problem, he told me. you have a psychological problem. and i resisted that claim. but when i saw that howard stern of all people said, my life was filled with excruciating back pain until i applied dr. sarno's principles. a in a matter of weeks my pain disappeared. i owe sarno my life. so i went to one of his lectures where he meets people with pain and we said how can this be true? my other doctor said i have this or that. it has to be phy

. >> he was open about struggles with addiction and told barbara walters he got clean in the 80's after the death of fellow actor john belushi. >> toughest and strongest guy could you make and he is taken out. he was as strong as anyone you could meet. he could run into the wall and do it again so if it took him out we are all mortal. >> we hear of people using drugs they use it to get a high. >> for me it was a way to escape and cut off from people because it was the only time i could escape. >> he had been depression. >> foam editor of "people" magazine described hip as hollywood royalty. >> you can tell bit reaction of people that he will be unbelieve ably missed. this man was truly, truly beloved. my favorite of the appearances and you strapped it and were amazed by the associations he could make and you were laughing. a lot people are funny but to be funny and make the connections and reference arnold schwarzenegger and martha graham in one science was something to be hold. >> everyone has their ounce personal memory, there is nothing not about eye and humanity. he will have more o

. >> we had barbara walters, diane sawyer, and now it is the time in the newscast when arch campbellthe parts. -- departs. >>>> we are said to say this is his final movie review, at least for now. >> i'm going to make this short and sweet and tried to give you some information. this is my final review, and i want to leave you with little bit of information. this weekend, i went to see "the man."er people are excited about that because pierce brosnan is in it, and he is a cia spy. everybody likes that because he was james bond. eh. i should've done my reviews like this for long time ago. it gets really complicated, and they throw in a bunch of clichÉs. i couldn't wait to get out of there. two stars. we like pierce brosnan, don't we? if you only see one movie this summer, make it "bob -- "boyhood." if you want to have some fun, see "guardians of the galaxy." nowpiecer" you can get on demand, and a little moving named "calgary" is a small gem. ladies and gentlemen, my obituary. [laughter] >> that is not even funny. >> i am going to lie out on the --k, and everyone can >> everyone and wa

. >> barbara walters reporting.ams also gave generously to the saint jude children hospital and his daughter tweeted this out. thank you to all those donate to go saint jude in memory of my father i'm overwhelmed. charity meant the world to him as it does to me. that from his daughter zelda. >>> robin williams ballots with addiction has been well documented. he checked himself in to rehab just last movement he told diane sawyer about a stint did he in rehab in 2006 when he fell off the wagon and family reportedly staged an intervention. >> people say how do you feel. with my finger. >> just alcohol. >> just alcohol. that's enough really. >> talk about it as caused by something. >> not caused by anything. sky us there lay in wait for the time when you think it's fine now i'm okay and then beep. then next thing you know it's not okay. you are standing in precipice and look down and voice and little quiet voices jump. same voice. same voice just one. someone who has no tolerance for it that's not a possibility. >> was

he later told barbara walters who herself faced the same procedure the experience was humbling. >> are second chance literally and to take that and go with it. >> and i too was one of the lucky ones who basked in the light that was robin williams. >> my sister robin, so lovely to see you again. >> diane kept confusing us. >> people confuse us all the time. let's do this whole thing. oh, my god, it's robin roberts. >> separated at birth. >> yo, baby please. >> bless your heart. you make us laugh. >> thank you. it's a good job, i like it. it's my day job. thank you. >> don't ever quit your day job. >> thank you. >> don't ever. >> thank you. >> no, because it's something that just seems like it's -- it's just -- you were meant to do this for us. >> cool, thanks very much. >> a man meant to bring joy, and for that, we thank you, dear robin, as you travel home. >> go back. go back. >> there we go. hmm. sweet power. robin, go back. >> those are the days when you added ten minutes to the segment with robin williams, right, because he would just take it. >> that's when you just sat back in you

i spent years on my back doing phone interviews talking to barbara walters, whatever, because i thought lying down might be less of a strain on my back. there was a report on my back pain i did years ago. i took my x-rays to this doctor. >> on my x-ray i had real stuff some disc problems, a crack. >> yes, and they are normal. >> normal? that's what that doctor said. he claimed most of what oert peed itss and other experts say about back pain is wrong. i was skeptical. he got my attention when he said how come everyone started getting back pain after ulcers got cured. that's a strong muscle. you don't have a physical problem he told me, you have a psychological problem. i resisted that claim, but when i saw that howard stern of all people said my life was filled with excruciating back pain until i applied his principles in a matter of weeks my pain disappeared. i owe him my life. so i went to one of his lectures where he meets a group of people in pain and we all say how can this be true? my other doctor said i have this and that it has to be physical. some other people helped him speak

he spoke to abc's barbara walters about it. >> here is a guy who was probably within of the toughestongest people you can ever meet. he is taken out. basically it cloond eaned up a generation of people. this guy was as strong as any body you could meet. john for a laugh could run into the wall and get up and dupe it again. if it took him out, you realize, we're all pretty mortal. >> reporter: he got sober for many years it appears. but then he relapsed. williams checked himself into rehab in 2006. he talked about it in this interview with abc's diane sawyer. >> how are you? >> i am. very well. it is a good thing. >> is it a good thing. >> a oh, yeah, it's nice. two months. club medicated. away. quiet time. good. i'm back. people say how do you feel? with my fingers. how is it? don't drink. how do you stay that way? don't drink. >> relapse cost him his second marriage. he soon sought to clean up his act for the sake of his career and most importantly his three children. >> if the 60-year-old robin williams could get 309-year-old robin williams in a room. what would you tell him? >> en

i feel like barbara walters got out of tv just in time. [ laughter ] we have a good show for you tonight. daniel radcliffe is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] daniel -- daniel is promoting his new film, "what if," as if what if you guys don't ever ask me about harry potter again, huh? [ laughter ] let's check back in with guillermo. i think he has -- hey, guillermo. >> guillermo: hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: you really hit the jackpot there, huh? >> guillermo: yeah. i love his hair. >> jimmy: it must be every hair stylist's dream to cut a head of hair like this. >> guillermo: it's kind of hard. >> jimmy: why? what's hard of it? >> guillermo: it's hard to get the machine in there. >> jimmy: you have to lift the hair with your hand and buzz from the bottom. those are thick, lustrous, curly locks. what's your name? >> byron. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> odessa, texas. >> jimmy: are you here on vacation? >> yes. >> jimmy: how old are you, byron? >> i'm 15. >> jimmy: are you here with your parents? >> yes. >> jimmy: they must be thrilled right now, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: have they been bugg

thought maybe they would do a prime time special or something that would send her off the way barbara walters sent off this year when she semi retired. i guess the difference here is diane sawyer staying at abc and going to be doing big interviews and specials. i don't think she has any regrets. it's notable she decided to leave a couple days earlier than we were expecting her to leave. nobody knew until wednesday she was going to sign off last night. contrast that to the other big anchor departures of the past where there's been weeks and months of hype ahead of time, maybe she wanted to go quietly and not make it about her. >> that's very classy. it is curious she leaves at this time because the ratings are high. >> she came into the job for five years ago, vast majority of the time brian williams was the top rately nightly news casts. these newscasts get a lot of viewers by the way. diane sawyer has begun to beat brian williams in the demographic of 25-54-year-olds. that has been helped by her replacement david muir. some of the time her news casts win is because david is filling in. abc b

abc's barbara walters has a special look at that incredible bond. >> reporter: it was 1973, two youngdents who were auditioning for just 20 spots at the prestigious julliard school of drama. and they both made it in. reeve and williams became roommates and formed a friendship that would last for decades even after death. >> i just want to thank, also, a very, very special person tonight. chris reeve, i miss you and i also say, may flights of angels sing to you thy sweet rest, sweet prince. good night. >> reporter: legend has it the two made a pact as students that whoever made it first would always support the other one. in 1995 reeve injured his spine in a horse riding accident. and was paralyzed from the neck down. when i interviewed him four months later, he said the greatest gift williams ever gave him was the gift of laughter. >> you had a very good friend named robin williams. >> yes. yes. >> and i understand that he came here to see you? >> i was hanging upside down, semiconscious, not eating, not drinking. and i turned to my side and there is robin williams dressed as a doctor

he later told barbara walters who herself faced the same procedure the experience was humbling. >> aredifferent person today? >> yeah. i think much more grateful. for everything. you and i both have been given a second chance, literally. and to take that and go with it. >> and i too was one of the lucky ones who would bask in the light that was robin williams. >> so lovely to see you again. >> well, you kept confusion us. >> people confuse us all the time. do this whole thing. oh my god, it's robin robins! >> separated at birth. >> bless your heart. you make us laugh you. make us feel good. >> it's a good job. it's my day job. >> don't ever quit your day job. >> thank you. >>. no because it's something that just seems like it's -- it's just -- you are meant to do this for us. >> cool. thanks very much man, meant to bring joy. and for that, we thank you, dear robin, as you travel forward. >> go back, go back! >> there we go. ♪ sweet power of love, lisa and robin go back ♪ >> such a loss. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4. i'm larry diehl. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with

and then we went to barbara walters, we went all together to the naturalized guard. that was the name of the army at that time. then from the balcony. announced that the operation that was conceived was not necessary. i don't remember the name. if they were not ratified, he would have a proposal to cause some kind of disturbance in the area of the canal. and he would use some soldiers to do that, that was very secret and only that night, the secret was revealed. >> would this treaty have happened with without general torrijos? >> well, that would be very difficult. it was something like the struggle of the nations. but he was a man that was necessary to broker what was previous relations with the united states and panama. he visited france, germany, the united kingdom. he visited brazil. he tried to obtain support. he formed a group with the president of venezuela, with presidents, and these four nations venezuela, columbia, costa rica and panama, they conformed the group. and they make a lot of support for panama. >> as you're saying at the time in was a much broade

. >> reporter: but she's alluding to trust interviews during this interview with barbara walters. >>t you more than sometimes? you tell me. >> reporter: the rumor mill going into overdrive after this candid confession to big boys' radio show. >> how many famous women has nick cannon been with. >> oh, kim kardashian. >> nick cannon is one of those guys who's been known for oversharing. he didn't help himself when he talked about some other women. >> reporter: nick assuring "the insider" their rough patch has nothing to do with infidelity. a publicist telling abc news i am not commenting on mariah's personal life but she is focusing on her children and upcoming tour." a love story with an ending still unwritten. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> we wish them both the very, very best. especially when children are involved. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up but now lara is over there at the social with the "morning menu." lara. >> here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first in "pop news." "guardians of the galaxy" star chris pratt turns into

on the phone and i had the great privilege of getting to know him through whoopie goldberg and barbara walterserson and so quick witted. he blamed me for the time in 2011 when he got pulled over for riding a bike in new york city. watch. >> my bike and i wasn't dressed in bike clothing. i had a single speed track bike and i had on a clothing that makes me look like a terrorist or crack dealer. no one else was on the sidewalk. trying to get down to the bike path. all of a sudden whoop, whoop. i'm on a bike, wow. i didn't know there was a new regulation in new york where you can't ride a bike on a sidewalk. >> i got hit on a sidewalk. >> then that's why. it's the law because her. >> and the laughs continued after that. he had such an inclusive manner and a way of making everyone feel loved and so happy. he never gave up on making people smile. >> incredible talent. you mentioned "happy days." i understand when he went for the tryout on that show, gary marshall, the producer, said take a seat. and so what he did is he stood on his head and they said no, we got to hire this guy. incredible career.

. >> i challenge in return barbara walters, mark consuelos, and casey kasem. okay. here we go. second the fact that casey kasem is dead. howard slipping that in. and the ridiculous one ice cube challenge. meanwhile, it's aggravated and outrageous that i challenged him two months ago and he waits for jennifer aniston to challenge him before he actually does it. >> you're no slouch, but jennifer aniston, come on. >> just write a check. >> the reaction to the one ice cube, come on. >> all right. let's take a look for a place to park outside your kid's school. then you see this. a parking sign stacked with hourly rules shooting 15 feet into the sky. ten of these signs have been spotted around culver city, california. one instagram user saying you need a ladder and a law degree to park. >> i don't know how that happened in the first place. you take a picture of that, don't you immediately get out of it if you go to court for a parking ticket? >> i can't see that high. >> chop them down to size. >> meantime, howard stern shirtless, how about that? tamron? >> thumbs up. hey, now. that

. >> she challenged steve similar have i, t harvey, the rockets and barbara walters.oets ♪ % noets noets. >> when you're in the gym, it's bad for your breath. that's why god made spourts bras. you font want don't want to bou. you see the people jogging -- it's not good for you. >> another sound track out there by the way that is humongous. >> this one i like. >> if you've seen the movie guardian of the galaxy, there is a sound track from this movie that is now in-number o think n on the charts. old songs from the '60s and '70s. and the teens are loving it. >> they're hearing it for the first time. >> when music was music. >> these are our favorite songs from the sound track. ♪ things will get easier. things will get brighter ♪ >> is this your favorite song? >> no. i like it. hooked on a feeling. ♪ love the one you're with >> what was mine? >> something dumb. >> the one with the boom boom. you said why did they rue in in song. >> okay. play this one. anyway, mine was really good. but from your teen year, they say there is a study out that says it had a profound impact

from some members of congress total left of the spectrum, the democratic party barbara lee who voted begins the war and walter jones of north carolina is a republican, going against the grain of the republican party and he's been an anti war member for quite a few years now. they're not going to have a lot of influence. it's going to be a very difficult proposition to get congress to go on the record. they are going to want to be consulted, but that is going to be a very difficult vote and position for the leadership, particularly john boehner in the house of representatives. >> mike, thank you very much. we want to offer this editorial note. we call for the journalist's relief and stress that journalists have a right to verify and publish the news wherever it is. >> the islamic state group has become one of the wealthiest groups in the world. the group controls oil fields in iraq and syria and makes as much as $2 million a day by selling the oil on the black market. in our next half hour, we'll talk about the possibility of the conflict in syria and iraq spilling over into even more countries with our milita

physical therapist at walter reed army medical center and provides profiles of some of the veterans she worked with. this is about 45 minutes and it starts now on booktv. >> okay. i'm barbara meade. i'm one of the founders along with carla cohen of politics and prose. and i don't have a physical therapists but i haven't exercise therapist. about three weeks ago my exercise therapist gave me a copy of "run, don't walk" she didn't give it to me, she loaned it to me. and said please read this. i think you'll find it very, very interesting. which i did immediately. and then i ran, not walked to politics and prose to sign up to introduce the author when she came. answer today is the day that she is here. adele levine received her master's degree and doctorate in physical therapy from the university of maryland school of medicine, and then worked at walter reed rehabilitating soldiers who have lost limbs in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. walter reed is not only america's largest military hospital, but also has the world's leading military hospital. it also is the world's leading hospital in treating amputees. i thought that adele at just the right mix of compassion and stewar

physical therapist at walter reed army medical center and provides profiles of some of the veterans she worked with. this is about 45 minutes, and it starts now on booktv. >> okay. i'm barbara meade, one of the founders along with carla cohen of politics and prose. and i don't have a physical therapist i have and exercise therapist, and about three weeks ago exercise therapist gave me a copy of "run, don't walk," and she didn't give it to be. be. she let it to me, and said please read this. i think you will find it very, very interesting. and which i did immediately. then and then iran, not walk, to politics and prose to sign up to introduce the author when she he came. and so today is the day that shc is here. adele levine received herer mast masters degree in doctorate inde physical therapy from th mniversity of maryland school oo medicine, and then worked at walter reed rehabilitating soldiers who have lost limbs inb the wars in iraq andghnistan afghanistan. . walter reed isn't only america's largest military hospital but also has the world's leading military hospital, it also is the world's leading hospital in treating amputees. i thought that she had just the right mix