what issur assessment of their judgment in picking governor cuomo as a potential target? other issues and he's forged alliances, but there is a potential bit of lieberman thing here where there's

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chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >> we want to hear your ideas for bringing america back. go to abcnews.com/worldnews and tell us what you think. chris cuomo and our team are reading every one. >>> and still ahead on "world news," 10,000 success stories can't be wrong. the real secret to keeping weight off for good. >>> and inside the other royal wedding. the king who took a commoner for his bride. can they, and their nation, teach us to be happy? [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your

s office they found out that governor cuomo was. being a game changer award at huffington post of that which is really ironic considering that governor cuomo refused to to a tax millionaires so i'm not quite sure how you changing the game in that respect but because he refused to tax millionaires. even came a target for occupy wall street so when they found out he was going to be nearby they decided to shift the target of the march to this event and when they arrived naomi wolf became aware of their presence she actually to her credit engaged with them said let me take your demands inside to the huffington post event and then it was when she came back out and tried to assemble with them on the sidewalk that she and along with a companion well timidly arrested and now from what i understood from reading her account today it was there was some technicality that they claimed that the pub or the side walk had been rented out so that it couldn't be used by the protesters i mean i'm just curious right because of that seems like some crazy

>> he's taking the mario cuomo hand wringing and making it seem like it was -- >> what would cuomo haved like in the age of twitter? >> oh, my gosh. mario cuomo didn't take himself out 15 times and then put himself back in. he took himself out once. sherman-esque doesn't seem to mean anything anymore. >> susan page, if chris christie does jump in, is he competing with rick perry as the anti-romney or is he competing with romney as the other establishment? >> well, his strength, he has some weaknesses with positions he's taken but his strength is he can play in both fields but i do think if he does jump in, the race is to be against romney. romney is the tortoise in the race, slow and steady. we've had like three hares in a row. so i think we'll end up with two finali finalists and one will be mitt romney. >> go ahead. >> i think it's interesting because i understood the perry rationale. he said i'm the job creator. one out of every four -- >> but i'm also cheap. >> the unemployment rate is 9.4%, higher than here. violent crime is increasing three times the national average. he has no na

>> he'd be really proud of me right now. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm chris cuomo in new york. come on in. (camera flashes) leanne...leanne! how do you feel about your new focus? oh my god, i love it. (laughs) what would you say to a friend who might be skeptical about ford? just that they make a quality vehicle. does the sound system stand out for you? yes. and when do you use it? um, i use it all the time. i love listening to jazz in the car. you know the only thing that stinks is you can't have a martini. (laughs) [ jennifer ] here... this is my world. ♪ this place inspires me to be tougher... to stay sharper... to think faster. they may be just streets to you. but to me... they're a playground. ♪ ...loving you ♪ 'cause i'm alive, i can breathe, i can feel ♪ ♪ i believe ♪ and there ain't no doubt about it ♪ >>> to a lot of folks out there, a four-person marriage may not sound to peachy. just imagine the communication demands, the jealousy, the logistics. well, tonight, we meet a family who took the plunge anyway. so, how does it work? well, you be the judge. here's a preview

>> he'd be really proud of me right now. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm chris cuomo in new york.(camera flashes) leanne...leanne! how do you feel about your new focus? oh my god, i love it. (laughs) what would you say to a friend who might be skeptical about ford? just that they make a quality vehicle. does the sound system stand out for you? yes. and when do you use it? um, i use it all the time. i love listening to jazz in the car. you know the only thing that stinks is you can't have a martini. (laughs) just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. being sent to the back of a freezer. and it's all because someone said "tacos." old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. >>> to a lot of folks out there, a four-person marriage may not sound too peachy. just imagine the communication demands, the jealousy, the sheer logistics. well, tonight, we meet a family who took the plunge anyway

andrew cuomo is wrong about this.f his opposition to the sort of ration enamel tax policies that should be put in place we're caught our investments in education, health care, infrastructure, the very sort of investments we need to fund the continued growth of new york city and the rest of the state. he's also wrong because he was trying to evict the wall street folks from park in albany. it would have happened but for fact that the mayor of albany pushed back and said we won't do this. and the district attorney said we won't prosecute them. i don't know what political calculus is taking him to this point and i know that from conversations i've had with many people close to him. he's dead wrong. it's simply -- i'm amazed at it. >> isn't the political calculus, every politician that comes on the show, i literally ask them the same question. look you're a politician. you have to go hat in hand to these millionaires. let's not fool around. this is what you have to do. doesn't that play some role. >> you shouldn't forget

and here now is abc's "20/20" co-anchor chris cuomo. >> reporter: first, we met the rosenbergs in longound their own solution after bob was downsized from his marketing company. they took all their savings and got funding through the small business administration to create the moolala frozen yogurt company. then came taskrabbit, the ebay for odd jobs -- the matches un-or-under-employed with available work in their community. now, starbucks' ceo is trying to bring america back. >> i want to make a difference. >> reporter: starbucks is now in partnership with the opportunity finance network, a non-profit that funds small businesses around the country. starbucks is coffeeing up $5 million to start, and if you donate $5 or more online you get this nifty bracelet and help loan money to small businesses like your local florist, a baker, a grocer, creating jobs across the country and filling the void left by banks that won't lend. why aren't the banks getting it done? they make lots of money. they're charging us fees out the wazoo. they're paying each other big bonuses. why aren't they spendi

chris cuomo is on the case with a story that everyone should see. >>> and buzz kill. a starbucks exec said the whole world was just decades away from running out of coffee. how could that possibly be true? could the entire world grind to a halt? what's behind the java jitters? >>> that has to be one of the most frightening previews. it's not even halloween yet. you drink coffee, don't you? >> um, no. why do you ask? >> and guess what. it may not just be coffee. there may be another one of life's spices or necessities. >> i find this hard to believe. and the second one, that we're saving for later in the show. >> you at home, you don't want to miss it. this is a big one. we'll tell you about that story coming up. >>> obviously, we're happy to welcome dan abrams in for dan harris this morning. he's off on one of his awesome assignments. bringing us an upclose visit with the king of bhutan on his wedding day. there you see dan meeting the king right there. dan is going to join us. >> dan the right. >> dan is on the right, yes. not in the robe on the left. dan will be joi

that's my friend, abc's own triathlete, chris cuomo.e to tell us about his latest adventure. we're back in a second. king. >>> before we go, a little treat. "20/20" anchor, chris cuomo, the toughest man in news. the indefatiguible -- i'm using triple-syllable words. >> is that a word? >> i think it is a word. >> i like that. >> you're running some sort of event. >> what is the event? >> this is good stuff. this is good stuff. "men's health" magazine asked me to get involved with this. we know "men's health" magazine. they have something called the urban-athalon. kind of like a triathlon. it happens in big cities. chicago, new york, san francisco. nine miles. but the obstacles along the way are like taxi cabs and going over monkey bars and people chasing up a wall. it's about get out, do something, be active. have fun. beautiful message, great event. >> you're hosting it. but are you doing it? >> i have a little bit of an injury now. i'm hoping to be ready for san francisco. >> stubbed a toe. >> yeah. i tripped over dan in the hallway. i

chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >> and we're always on at abcnews.com, and we'll see >> harvest timealley. tonight the potential impact of the first rain storm of fall. >> neighbors heard screaming and later gunshots. tonight domestic violence and a police conpron taigs leaving two people dead. >> and in sacramento, the issue pits cash-strapped california against low-income patients who demand medical care. the case that went before the u.s. supreme court today. >>> a plea from a thousand mothers for an end to the violence that has taken the lives of their children. >> good evening, everyone. i'm care quo lynn johnson. >> i'm cheryl jennings. the first rain of autumn fell today. not a lot of rain, but certainly enough to slow traffic and change plans for some people. and on pier 39, folks bundled up and we've seen umbrellas open up in just about every bay area city at some point today. spencer christian jous us thousand with a look. >> we've got wet weather covering virtually all of the bay area, it's been light rainfall. light to moderate now. there are areas receiving steadiest rai

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that last night some of the protesters went into a post event where they wanted to talk to governor cuomo and even naomi wolf author got arrested there were you there can you tell us what went on. i was there during the initial march to the d.a.'s office which was in response to those we spirituality from the n.y.p.d. pepper spraying individuals i beating the. trojan horses into the crowd really anything you can imagine merely reading people who are actually running over a person in one case with a motorcycle but after a big repartee is up as they found out that governor cuomo was receiving a game changer award and hoping to boast about it which is very ironic considering that i. used to cheer. tax millionaires so i'm not quite sure how you changing the game in that respect but because he refused to tax millionaires. he became a target for occupy wall street so when they found out he was going to be nearby they decided to shift the target of the march to this event and when they arrived. became aware of their presence she actually saw her credit engaged with them said let me take your dem

chris cuomo is joining me now. how are you doing? >> i am doing well. >> stephanie madoff is breaking her silence and had a very candid interview with you. what did she share? >> stephanie changed her name as mark had intended to do if he had not killed himself. she is the one person who can tell us what was going on inside that family. stephanie had nothing to do wwith what went on in the hedge fund, but she was living with someone who discovered the problem and had to live with the shame of being implicated in everything by the public scrutiny. her story is as close as you can get to what it was like inside that family. >>in one of the worst situations in financial history. >> she spoke about bernard madoff's wife and her involvement. >> yes. because her husband was so intent on getting his name back and felt he could not if his own mother would not abandon bernie and the decision of ruth to stay with bernie tortured him as a sound. >> all right, chris, thank you so much as always. we ask you to join us tonight at 10:00 to catch th

chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >>> and that is ha what's making news in america this morning. >> thanks again for watching. have a great tuesday, everybody. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> conviction overturned. amanda knox is free but for the clothes are not over yet. good morning. it is tuesday, october 4. i am cynne simpson. >> we begin with your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. first we're going to check in with adam caskey. >> could morning to you. we are here in the bell fort furniture center. a little unsettled but we will see a transition later on today. we expected a bit of a gusty wind a midday and afternoon. areas of light rain east of fredericksburg on to the northern neck of virginia. that is moving off of to the northeast. 4018 gaithersburg. a little bit of fog for martinsburg. some of morning clouds giving away too afternoon sunshine. the high temperature is 67 but warmer. >>> thank you and good morning. i need to start with a crash. i hate to have to do that. it

mark's widow, stephanie, told "20/20's" chris cuomo how she felt about madoff now. >> i hate bernie madoff. if i saw bernie madoff right now, i would tell him that i hold him fully responsible for killing my husband and i'd spit in his face. >> reporter: after that interview, which madoff saw, he wrote me an e-mail. he said he was advised by the prison not to watch but he did anyway and, he said, it was "as painful as i expected. i am guilty of causing my son's death and the unbearable pain i caused stephanie and everyone else." before he went to prison, may do doff says that during his four months in a new york jail, he con item mramented suicide, but didn't have the courage to do it. but his wife ruth in an interview with "60 minutes" said that the two of them attempted suicide together on christmas eve of 2008. >> i don't know whose idea it was but we decided to kill ourselves because it was -- it was so horrendous what was happening. we had terrible phone calls, hate mail. just beyond anything and i said, i can't -- i just can't go on anymore. we took pills. and woke up the next day. >

mark's widow, sketch knee, told chris cuomo of abc news' "20/20," that mark felt ruth was wrong to stand by bernie instead of her son. >> he couldn't understand how she could continuously stand by this man, who ruined so many lives, who ruined his life. >> you blame ruth? >> yes. i'm angry at her. very angry at her. >> reporter: ruth went into hiding in florida after madoff went to prison. even dying her hair red in an effort to avoid being recognized when she returned to new york. ruth has been allowed by federal authorities to keep more than $2 million. she now lives in boca raton, florida. she's denied knowing anything about her husband's massive scheme, saying her close friends and even her own sister were among the victims who lost everything. cynthia? >> oh, brian, a story that is not over yet. our thanks. >>> and just ahead, bought a bargain on craigslist, like a purebred puppy that seems just too good to be true? well, maybe it is. [ male announcer ] at&t and verizon charge you extra for going over 2 gigabytes of data. t-mobile slows down your data speed. with sprint you don't ge

cuomo. he's making the tough unpopular decisions that you would i think somebody ofis persuasion would not do. >> charlie: i was sitting with you at a public charity event to raise money for a very good cause. >> the -- >> charlie: featured speaker was bill clinton,ormer presiden he finished and you looked at me and you said if he was running today i would vote for him. >> you bet. >> and then yo said a few moment ago. >> i would vote for hillary too. it's not important partisan politics please i hope everybody tonight hears maybe you won't awe forty three with me but -- agree with me but never has america been confronted with greater challenges than it is right this minute. >> charlie: what are the challenge that worry you the most. >> number one, what are we going to do about all the promises we made to all these people that can't be kept. you can pay me now or you can pay me later. ust me crlie, we c't afford -- >> charlie: these are entitlements. >> entitlements, social security. >> char

chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >>> and that is ha what's making news in america this morning. >> thanks again for now, good morning maryland at 4:30. he took four years but amanda knox is a free woman. she is heading back home. >>> police are searching for the suspect who shot a social security administration worker. the story coming up. >>> and it's time to move that bus, but more coming from the extreme makeover home edition. >>> i'm charley crowson. hope your day is off to a great start. as you start your tuesday, say hello to meteorologist, justin berk. >> good morning, to you. we got ourselves a nice weather pattern, about to reach us. about to reach us after being stuck underneath another stormy pattern and temperatures yesterday, they were stuck below normal with lingering showers. cloudy skies, 49 baltimore, 49 easton. notice we've had a couple of sprinkles, underneath the influence of clouds and showers to the west. sprinkles possible this morning. as we work in to the afternoon we develop sun, a little cooler than normal at 67. it gets better, for the rest of the week. we will

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ways all of our neighbors find solutions in an economy causing so much strain. "20/20" anchor chris cuomooalition of teenagers on a mission to bring their hometown back. >> reporter: bonnie seymour grew up in leeton, missouri. what was it like to realize that what you saw was thriving was gone? >> it was geopoliticaling. very saddened. >> reporter: there are less than 700 lives here now. but 100 years ago the place was booming. today leeton is suffering the face of many rural community, squeezed with bigger towns with box stores then about a decade ago the local grocery store closed and many people stopped going into town at all. ♪ >> reporter: but here at the leeton school, the kids and teachers decided their town would not become another statistic. bonnie and marijayne manley, teachers, teamed up with their students to convince the school to do something educational and amazing, to turn the town's old bank building into a new grocery store. so was born the bulldog express, named after the school mascot. high schoolers do everything it takes to run the small business, taking care of the

chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >>> well, every little bit help. could go a long way.say for every one job will be created for every $21,000 in loans or every $3,000 in donations. >> each $5 donation will allow for $35 in financing for community lending. really nice the. >> not a bad day at all. drink your coffee for a good cause. maybe tanya will be there to serve. >> i've seen that picture before. >> few times. what everyone can learn from a new study on makeup? >> it's not all about beauty. it's how smart you look as well. you're watching "world news now." ♪ before i put on my makeup ♪ say a little prayer for you >> all right. welcome back, everybody. now for a revealing look at how a woman's makeup impact how she is perceived. >> yeah, makeup. lot of makeup right here. beauty is skin deep. but does, does our trust worthiness or intelligence change when we put on makeup? here is abc's dr. timothy johnson with more. >> reporter: there have been many studies of innate facial structure. and across cultures and continents people agree on what is a pretty face. now a new

abc's chris cuomo reports. >> reporter: bonnie seymour grew up in lincoln, missouri.t what you once saw as thriving was gone? >> disappointing. very saddened. >> reporter: there are less than 700 living here now. 100 years ago the place was booming. today, layton is suffering the fate of many rural communities. squeezed by bigger towns with box stores. then about a decade ago the local grocery store closed and many people stopped going into town at all. ♪ put here at the layton school, the kids and teachers decided their town would not become another statistic. bonnie and mary jane manley, teachers, teamed up with their students to convince the school to do something educational and amazing. to turn the town's old bank building into a new grocery store. so was born the bulldog express, named after the school mascot. high schoolers do everything it takes to run the small business. taking care of the store, the inventory, and the cash. the economic lessons come quickly. what do you think the store has taught you? what does it take to make jobs? >> you can't find a money

stephanie madoff mack sat down with "20/20" anchor chris cuomo for this exclusive interview. >> reportercember 10th, 2008, stephanie madoff is busy decorating her apartment and getting ready for the holiday. suddenly, she receives a panicked phone call from her hud, mark son of bernard madoff. >> and he said, "where are you?" i said, "what's wrong?" he goes, "i'm fine, stephanie. but it's my father. my father's done something really bad." >> reporter: her husband, she says had grown increasingly concerned about his father's business, finally confronting him that fateful afternoon. >> he marched into his father's office and said, "what is going on here?" and bernie said that his business was just one big lie and that he was billions in debt. >> reporter: mark and his brother andy turned in their father that day. bernie would confess to running the biggest ponzi scheme in history. more than 1,000 people investing $65 billion with what they thought was a legitimate firm. but bernie had not made a single trade in decades. none of the investors' money had purchased a single share of stock. in