please welcome david king. [ applause ] >> thank you. is this amazing just to be in a group of people like who are like you? isn't that wonderful? i mean, i know there's always a level of cynicism anytime we talk about politics and especially legislatures in the united states today, but i think every one of us may have fallen in love, if not with another person, certainly fell in love with some ideas in the jk 11,000 sections of your library. i remember being camped out there for a long time. thank you so much for being here. you have in front of you, not only the subjects of your studies. i feel a little bit like they're insects and we are all entomologists. we're going to try to understand nancy johnson and peter torkelson a little more. we have also agreed that we want to hear your questions and perspectives and open it up to a broader discussion as we move forward. nancy johnson asked just before we stepped up here whether or not we want to talk about rhinos. and was rhino a thing when peter was in congress. and he said well it was j

i would like to introduce our moderator this morning, david king, senior lecturer in public policy, fact chair, master in public administration programs in the john f.

host: to david, king george, virginia, republican caller for betsy mccaug, ey. caller: good morning. guest: good morning, david. caller: good morning. i think the republican party actually needs to take a good look at themselves in the mirror. first of all, it was us, the republicans, who crashed the economy. and it was us the republicans who refused to raise the debt ceiling and caused us economic growth. it was us the republicans who shut down the government. and now it's us who put up a candidate who stood on the national stage and said he's going to go out and kill women and children. now, any true american no matter if you're republican, democrat or independent, any true american that would have a low hat has standings that represent us is crazy. and i encourage every republican that is a true american that do not believe a man can get on a stage of the most powerful military in the world and saying he's going out and killing women and children. we need to think about that. have a good morning. host: betsy mccaughey. guest: i believe he has his facts wrong a

last night in seattle before the game david ortiz victory tour, northwest king salmon. they are dressing up like david ortiz. it looks like a mr. t starter kit. all solo shots fired, how about andrew, 40 members of his family , everybody from ohio hit later on in the game. he gets his feet wet in major league baseball. he's a catcher now for the detroit tigers. the tigers came in here and swept away the red sox. winners of a in a row. the tigers are going to play a prominent role in the wild card hunt. more importantly in the wild-card hunt, the tigers and red sox are tied. look down, they come into fenway for a series next week. he liked what he saw and everyone was on the same page. the number two overall pick in 2008, his dad played and had a hall of fame career with the oakland raiders. >> it is great. a great sports city. boston is a great sports city. the reputation kind of carries. seeing with all of the fans out here, having some family out , it is interesting. >> chris is obviously missing time in the last few years. part of that was where he was physically. he

now flora and david king are suing crocs because they say the shoes are negligently and improperly designed and also suing hilto for failure to operate and maintain the hotel's escalator. crocs didn't respond to request for comment and the hotel saying they do not comment on pending litigation. issues with crocs and escalators have been going on for the past decade. chloe johnson was wearing them when she had an accident back in 2006. >> chloe said, oh, my toe, my toe. it was frightening. >> i wish that somebody had told me that this is something that could have happened because i think what really surprised know, one child is more than enough. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kendis, abc news, new york. >> all right, kendis, thanks so much. to robin at the big board. >> you'll join me on the big board because uber, huh-uh announcement, adding self-driving cars, what that means for passengers. then could the filter you use on your instagram photos indicate how happy you are or not? >>> and the secret to finally getting good sleep. could a our insiders will discuss us. i remember it

david. here in king of prussia there's an accident and fuel spill taking out the westbound left lane on theuylkill as you head toward 202 and toward the pennsylvania turnpike. you can see the pen to the cleanup crews -- penndot cleanup crews. at this point traffic can get by in the right lane. we've seen people tapping their brakes as you can see right there but at this point no huge delays on the westbound side of 76. overnight construction on westbound 76 in university city is gone. as is work on the southbound roosevelt boulevard near fox street. now construction on the vine street expressway has also cleared in both directions, all lanes reopened but crews do return tonight at 11 o'clock and at that point they will close the vine again in both directions. some overnight work still going on for the next hour in egg harbor township. watch out for it on the garden state parkway southbound between the white horse pike and the black horse pike. right lane out of commission there until 6 o'clock. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> raging flames have fire crews raising to a scene -- racing to

in the breast stroke, lilly king. david pa dayia and steel johnson carpeted the silver in serena williams back on the court, after she and venus lost sunday. advancing to the third round in singles play. in men's gymnastic, the men's team only managed a 5th place finish. japanese team won goal. u.s. men's basketball team had no trouble with venezuela, 113- 69. walsh jennings took -- won. >> every four years you fall in love with the sports again, and meanwhile the athletes have been working their tails off. >> tonight is women's gymnastics. a lot of people who will be >> will be good. %- a lot of people in colorado love to love on that you are fur -- their furry friends. there's a > playing sports, hanging out with friends, but one preteen helps the homeless. she's run a lemonade stand since she was 6 years old, and has raised $16,000. she donates all the money to a californna homeless community. they said she felt it wasn't fair some people didn't get to go home to a place and hopes it will help more people from going on t

host: to david, king george, virginia, republican caller for betsy mccaug, ey.aller: good morning. guest: good morning, david. caller: good morning. i think the republican party actually needs to take a good look at themselves in the mirror. first of all, it was us, the republicans, who crashed the economy. and it was us the republicans who refused to raise the debt ceiling and caused us economic growth. it was us the republicans who shut down the government. and now it's us who put up a candidate who stood on the national stage and said he's going to go out and kill women and children. now, any true american no matter if you're republican, democrat or independent, any true american that would have a low hat has standings that represent us is crazy. and i encourage every republican that is a true american that do not believe a man can get on a stage of the most powerful military in the world and saying he's going out and killing women and children. we need to think about that. have a good morning. host: betsy mccaughey. guest: i believe he has his facts wrong an

qualifying for the 400 m freestyle the other members of the team moving on, ryan murphy, david plummer, 100 m backstroke, lily king and katie miley in the 100 m breaststroke and that man's 400 freestyle relay team. jim ryan, abc news, rio de >>> here is a look at the latest medal count and team usa, china, italy, and japan all have seven medals and australia has five. we are back at home and we have no complaints. it is kind of a gold-medal forecast. >> you are right. that is exactly what it has been an anybody inspired by the olympics going out hard and wanting to play with the kids, the weather has been wonderful. it is a great start of the blues guys on the east side. lake county, loving this one and the clouds -- no rainmakers and meeting up we will talk about the rainfall when it returns in a few minutes but right now, 80 degrees is the current temperature, 80 in downtown, 85, warm at the peninsula while already in the 70s. we will see the 70s, 60s, dropping into the overnight hours. 77 for madison, and 78, so hopefully you enjoyed your weekend. 83 jackson township, 78 in fair enough, 83 in ashland, going nor

. >> news 4's ray villeda is live at kings county hospital where fired. ray? >> reporter: sibila, david, at first these two victims thought it was all part of a routine x-ray process here at kings county. what happened next had one in shock, the other one screaming. >> that's just disturbing. that's all i can say. >> reporter: inside kings county hospital, in an x ray room, police sources tell news 4 larry jones fondled, groped, and sexually abused an 83-year-old woman. she was here for x-rays of her and sexually abused the woman. >> i think it's sick. you trust the people that take care of you in a medical setting. i would think, you know, you wouldn't expect them to come sexually assault you. >> reporter: it happened sunday afternoon. hours later, another woman, a 57-year-old, said she was going in for an x ray of her chest and ankles. after taking an image, police sources say he told the victim her underwear was interfering. that's when police say he pushed aside her underwear and violated officer at the hospital. soon after, jones was arrested. patients outside are just finding out

david. it's westbound approaching route 202 and king of prussia and the flashing lights are out here becausean accident and fuel spill taking out the left lane. now, the right lane is opened for your travels as you come away from gulph mills and head towards the pennsylvania turnpike this morning. but watch out, you have to stay to the right because that left lane is blocked because of the accident and fuel spill. elsewhere on the schuylkill we had some overnight construction westbound between university and south. that's gone. as is work on the roosevelt boulevard extension southbound headed toward the schuylkill near fox street, all crews have cleared out of the way but they're not gone yet from the vine street expressway. still closed in both directions for overnight work between the schuylkill and broad street. these crews should be out of here within the next half hour and they'll return tonight at 11 o'clock. they were also working overnight in newark shutting down college avenue and that, too, is closed until 5:00 this morning. i think i'd stay over on chapel street to get around that

who already has other members of the team also moving on: ryan murphy and david plummer in the 100 meter backstroke. lilly king and katie meili in the 100 meter breast stroke. and the men's four by 100 meter freestyle relay team. jim ryan, abc news, rio de janeiro. karla will have another look at your forecast. but right now... let's leave you with this...a live look outside across the valley. you're watching 13 action high pressure aloft will continue above average temps i'm one of them. yo tambien. i'm one of over 300,000 nevadans who rely on social security. social security helps us pay the bills... ...and enjoy the retirement that we've earned. that's what makes joe heck so dangerous. his plan to privatize means billions in profits for wall street... ...risking retirement security on the stock market. what if it crashes again? wall street has given joe heck over a half a million bucks. i wonder who he's working for? because it's not us. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. you don't let anything keep you for the strength and energy to ...what you love.l ensure. slight chance for rain. e

in the 100-meter breast stroke final, it was lilly king getting cold. david podia and steel johnson captured the silver in synchronized diving. serena williams was back on the court after she and her sister lost their first doubles match ever at the olympics on sunday. the 22-time grand slam and reigning olympic champion advanced in singles played. in men's gymnastics, the u.s. team could only manage a fifth place finish. the japanese team won gold. the americans romped 113-69. jim ryan, abc news, rio de janeiro, brazil. >>> no one is ever more proud of an olympic athlete than their parents. except maybe a grandparent. >> look at this young lady here. that's american swimmer ryan lochte's grandma with her own olympic torch. she couldn't go to rio, so he carrying the torch around her nursing home. the 11-time medal winner is in the pool for the first time today in the 200-meter individual medley. he has like brand new platinum hair? i don't know what color to describe it. >> okay. lochte still coming out trying to make fashion statements at the olympics? >> ye

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david: thank you so much. bond king favor gold,tors favor real estate, tangible at a discount and forget about bonds and forget about stocks. i feel he wants to go hide somewhere. jonathan: in the investment outlook, sex is a three letter word that rarely appears. you have to go all the way to the bottom of the investment outlook and then get the headline in the market. he likes real assets now. david: maybe he wants a little attention. is how he usually sets up his investment outlook. he wasa story from when a child and got into financial markets. is if you want to buy gold and real assets, not every investor can do that. you have to do it by a fund which he promotes. david: he happens to have one. they have learned that lesson in the u k but when you want to invest in real assets, it doesn't always work so well. david: he is basically saying sell high. on prices are high and he is saying maybe you should sell them. alix: gold is up 28% this year. you are promoted things that are quite high in the market. how much retu

. >> king of prussia mall opening today giving it new national recognition. >> david has weather and karen has traffic, good morning. >> reporter: we have showers showing up on the radar. it's hard to see, if you do get hit with a smaller cell it's coming down at a stread -- steady clip for 3, 4, 5 minutes and then it's done. cloud cover out to the west. there's a break up, we expect to have sunshine back into play in the morning and the afternoon. there's a slight chance of a spotty pop-up shower in the afternoon and evening. 75 degrees as you head out the

continues to make a splash in rio, king winning the gold in the 100-meter breaststroke. >> proud to represent u.s.a. and >> >> david finished with silver in sink noised platform. and jennings had little trouble putting away china under the lights. >> this is match number two. we have five more to win the gold medal. >> phel to wait that long. they have a chance at gold tonight. >> kim: also tonight on this channel women's gymnastics in the spotlight. the u.s. team with high hopes after dominating in the qualifying round out pacing china by a staggering 10 points. just a reminder whenever we're not featuring the o.p.s. on television, you can keep up with social media so we encourage to you check them out. >> we have the trending moment from last night. michael phelps' death stare. now we have the taste of brazil here in las vegas. kendall joins us live this morning with a restaurant that features a lot of brazilian food. >> good morning. yes, many of you down in rio enjoying the sights, sounds and taste of rio as the olympic games are going on. we can tell you you can stay here at home. we have some of the world's m

king crab legs. love crab? then hurry, crabfest ends soon. david was proud to be an american soldier.and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> finally, it's still august. according to the calendar. but the pumpkin spice lattes are already back. pick a side. do you feel ready for this? or rubbed? here's abc's kendis gibbs. >> this is great. >> reporter: it's back. and earlier than ever. >> you can see like all the flavors, pumpkin spice, everything coming together. >> and a latte. >> which is really, really good. the only part is talking after you eat it. >> reporter: pumpkin spice. the beloved fall flavor now ushering a taste of autumn in august. making its way from

john king and former assistant secretary for homeland security, juliette kayyem, and david gergen and former senior obama adviser david axelrod and you can download his podcast to cnn.com/podcast. >> when the president of the united states says everyone should make their own judgment about whether donald trump should be trusted with america's nuclear codes he seems to be saying i hope you take my judgment for whether donald trump should be trusted with america's nuclear codes. >> without a doubt. he was standing at the pentagon and his language was not as political as it was just the other day when he was at the white house and you didn't have to listen to the president's words and you could see it in his body language. he's made the case against donald trump and when he's out campaigning with hillary clinton, he will make it in more official terms when he's not in an official government setting. the republicans disagree with his plan. the clinton campaigns believes it has momentum right now and they think that what is shifting in these polls is not just outside of the democratic conv

. >>> "gma's" summer concert series is presented by king's hawaiian. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. [jess]quality top tier gas helps protect engines from harmful deposits.hmm... hey! ninjas! step away from my engine. kaaa! [announcer]arco.quality top tier gas for less. >>> back now with platinum, platinum superstar kelsea ballerini. billboard calling her country's next queen and she's proving why right here in times square. it is great to see you again. >> good to see you. >> you have blown up. >> what. >> i know, i know. what has the journey been like for you. >> it's been crazy. it's been crazy. it's been amazing, though. i mean i got to put out "peter pan." my third single. it's top five on count r

king. metro -- now treating this -- as a murder investigation. 13 action news reporter -- david schuman -- is live in front of the apartment building -- near cheyenne and pecos -- where the body was found. david. it's still early in this investigation -- police are going in and out of this building where officers say a woman found a body lying out and the shooter is still out there! the department says about a half hour before the body was found...six neighbors heard multiple shots go off. interestingly..no one said anything to police about hearing a struggle or any shouting that might have been part of an altercation. officers say the shots most likely weren't reported because the sound is heard often in this neighborhood. neighbors say getting used to gunshots the way they have is no way to live. sot 153903 joanne rasmussen, neighbor "i have to be here to see all of the drug addicts and all these crazy people around here. no control over it and we need more help" run 11 police are interviewing people to try to figure out the circumstances surrounding this. they don't know yet whether the

. >> david: let's take you live to the floor of the nasdaq. jane king is joining us this everything these days but american airlines is going the other way. >> they are. i was thinking about this. american is letting us watch free entertainment on blocking software. >> dana: we'll check in again tomorrow. >> kim: back to rio only this time we're not celebrating. this is a scary moment. you can see what happened to this media bus. conflicting reports this morning but clearly the glass was shattered. some people were saying it was blowing out the windows. the driver says he believes it was rocks. other people on board believe it was gunfire. the bus was returning from the women's basketball venue when >> dana: u.s.a. triathlete will be able to take part in the closing ceremony. he's a first time olympian. he'll stick around rio after his august 18 race so he can take part in the closing ceremony. opening ceremony. >> kim: still come, metro responding to a call at our airport that will no doubt have you talking this morning. it says monkey on a plane. it's

>> american lilly king dominates the 100 meter breaststroke and meter backstroke. while divers david boudia and steele johnson snag a silver medal for team usa. now all eyes turn to women's gymnastics tonight as the american women look to take home the gold. welcoming us with open arms, we take a trip to see rio's iconic christ the redeemer statue. cooperate? and branching out. >> don't look down. don't look down. >> keir simmons explores the country beyond rio with an adventure in the amazon climbing high to get a bird's-eye view. >> the view is stunning. >> "today," tuesday, august 9th, 2016. >> from new york to rio watching theto >> hi from rio de janeiro and the "today" show. >> good morning seattle from the "today" show in rio. ? >> happy birthday, hoda! >> all right. we're back now. 8:00 on this tuesday morning. 2016. another great crowd on copacabana beach. beach volleyball in the background. another sunny, beautiful morning. >> what happened to your sweater? >> that sweater seemed like a good idea at 6:30 in the morning. not a good idea when the sun came out. >> what is the t

king. a man is dead -- gunned down by his roommate . 13 action news reporter -- david schuman has the story from henderson. henderson police were called to this home early this morning -- in the 6:00 hour -- when a neighbor called 9-1- 1 after hearing gunshots. man in his late 20s or early he stayed at the house and was arrested quickly. a woman also was inside the home -- she wasn't hurt but it's not immediately clear what her relationship was to the men. a neighbor drinking her morning coffee when this all happened was shaken up by the police presence on her street. 10:13:10 linda frisa, neighbor "it's a little disturbing because we're in a gated community. you didn't think it would happen." you can see where been called to the house for a domestic violence issue. in henderson..david schuman..13 action news. a young man is shot and killed overnight. whoever pulled the trigger -- is on the loose. it happened just before 1 this morning -- near commerce and carey in north las vegas. police -- finding the 19-year- old man -- on the ground -- shot several times. investigators don't believe thi

king dominates the breaststroke. >> murphy stretching to the wall. >> and david boudia and steele johnson snag a silver medal for usa. now the american women in gymnastics looks to take home gold. we take a trip to see rio's >> finally can look down. >> but would mother nature cooperate? >>> and branching out. >> down. >> keir simmons with an adventure in the amazon. climbing high to get a bird's eye view. >> the view is just stunning. >> today, tuesday, august 9th, 2016. s ?? >> from new york to rio, watching the "today" show. >> live from rio de janeiro on the "today" show. >> we're on the "today" show in rio. ? cake by the ocean ?? >> happy birthday, hoda! this tuesday morning. the 9th day of august, 2016. another great crowd on the beach. beach volleyball in the background. another sunny and beautiful morning. >> what happened to your sweater? >> that sweater was a really good idea at 6:30 in the morning. wasn't so good when the sun came up. >> what is the temperature, al? >> about 80 degrees. it's gone up. showers tomorrow. >> here in rio, perfect sleeping weather. the sound of beach

how god became king and not necessarily what you might think at first blush. maybe kind of david and goliath malcolm gladwell explanation, that the king in this case is a humble king. next one by a sociologist, the triumph of christianity, again not a boastful triumph but a triumph a look at the country who have civil liberties, strong civilize, political rights, women in the workforce, all sorts of christianity, the reformation of the enlightened again. basic things i want to explore more deeply so i'm want the readers in the field. than a whopper, kind of a three-inch biography george washington. i will try to make my way through called sacred fire, was given to me as a gift about a year ago after it entered office and i'm going to do my best on that plan. and washington is just kind of one of those amazing figures when you read about him and what others say about him. all men and women loved him and respected him a so there's something to this guy that is extra particular, extra significant. the more i read about him the more i see that. but can never get enough of seeing what

how god became king, not necessarily what you might think at first look. maybe a david and goliath, malcolm gladwell explanation that the king in this case is a humble king. next one by sociologists, "the triumph of christianity" if you look at the countries who look at we have strong civil liberties and civil rights, women in the workforce, protections, all sorts of christianity and reformation. basic things things i want to explore deeply. and then a whopper, a 3-inch biography "george washington, sacred fire by -- it was given to me a gift about a year ago after i entered office. i'm going to do my best on that one. washington is just one of those amazing figures when you read about him and what others say about him and all men and women left him and respected him. there's something to this guy that is extra significant. the more i read about him the more i see that. but i can never get enough of seeing what resonates with such an important founder. some argue that it's in indispensable man who all the others looked up and loved and respected. it's good to take note

. >> king of prussia mall opening today giving it new national recognition. >> david has weather and karen has traffic, good morning. >> reporter: we have showers showing up on the radar. it's hard to see, if you do get hit with a smaller cell it's coming down at a stread -- steady clip for 3, 4, 5 minutes and then it's done. cloud cover out to the west. there's a break up, we expect to have sunshine back into play in the morning and the afternoon. there's a slight chance of a spotty pop-up shower in the afternoon and evening. 75 degrees as you head out the door in philadelphia. not raining on the terrace. 74 in wilmington. 72 in allentown. 74 in cape may. remember how the humidity dipped yesterday, well it's now crept back into play. a dewpoint of 70 that's borderline oppressive humidity. however, we expect the dewpoint numbers to drop a little bit later in the afternoon. here's the 1 hour forecast. 7 -- 12 hour forecast, 72 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 79 degrees by 10:00 a.m. we get warm with a high of 89 around 4:00 p.m. not all that terribly humid. if we stay in the 80s where he break

among them, fracking king harold hamm, ceo of continental resources. bloomberg businessweek profile him. davidasked about the story. -- guest: he grew up dirt poor, started his own business at the age of 20, out on his own as a land man. , he's the 76th richest man in america, worth tens of billions of dollars, depending on what the price of oil is. he is as self-made as they come and is as responsible as anyone for the shale revolution. david: we saw oil enter a air market once again. what did he say about the low prices that affected his business? they have forced operators like continental to become more efficient and do more with less. at the same time, the finances are terrible. there's an industry loaded with debt that needed higher prices to make a profit. now that we are skirting around that, the case going forward, it seems they will have a lot of problems and what is interesting glut problemsupply and he wants to talk more about the regulations the government puts on operators like himself that keep him from tapping more oil. but that's the least of their problems. david: you sat dow

david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick will be along a little bit later. the wraps come off the newest wing of the king of prussia mall. and a twister sweeps through a small pennsylvania town. >>> but the big story is the long awaited relief from the heat however we have to contend with high humidity. sky 6 hd looking live now at philadelphia international airport not as hot out there. but again, still pretty sticky today. meteorologist, david murphy, is at the "action news" big board with a look ahead. >> reporter: we are hoping to end the heat wave today. but it will be a close call. lets talk about rain, if you were out and about, there was batches of rain and now just a little pocket of sprinkle activity and it's not showing up on the radar, not a lot going on in terms of big picture and precipitation. we may be active later on in the afternoon and evening. you see out to the north and west of us, a shower or thunderstorm forming in new york state and pushing into the pennsylvania border near williamsport. and some of this may filter down the area, the best chance is in the poconos and the lehigh v

king outduels her russian rival i breaststroke. ryan murphy striking gold in the 100 meter backstroke. divers david boudia and steele johnson with the best u.s. finish ever in synchronized 10 meter platform. silver. but the men's gymnastics team

king outduels her russian rival in the 100 breaststroke. ryan murphy striking gold in the 100 meter backstroke. divers david boudia and steele johnson with the best u.s. finish ever in synchronized 10 meter platform. silver. but the men's gymnastics team missing the podium as the u.s. women and simone biles prepare tuesday, august 9th, 2016. >> murphy took off like a rocket right there. look at him go. >> they made it look so effortless. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" at the olympic games with matt lauer live from rio guthrie live from rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to a special edition, split edition of "today" on a tuesday morning. we're in great company here in rio de janeiro. want to say hi to some folks that have come down to our set to join us. in the background here we have david boudia and steele johnson swimmers that took home medals after another intense night at the aquatics. we're back here along copacabana beach on a nice morning and another event today. this one is a birthday. happy birthday to you. >> isn't it fun having these medal w

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. >> king james is coming around. and you, as well, david. first we want to get to that other big headline out of rio that we've been talking about. a stunning turn of events. two u.s. swimmers pulled from a plane and detained facing questions after ryan lochte and his teammates said they were robbed at gunpoint. abc's matt gutman is in rio and has the latest. good morning, >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. those swimmers looking stunned as they left the airport. police station overnight. we're told they'll be questioned again by police about what happened the night they were partying with ryan lochte and the stakes here only getting higher. brazilian police saying they are keeping the door open to prosecuting all four men for providing false testimony. this morning, the two olympians who were with ryan lochte when they say they were robbed at gunpoint were supposed to be instead, the swimmers having to wade through a sea of reporters through rio's airport. >> were you guys robbed? were you robbed? was there a robbery? >> reporter: that'

david spade. entertainment capitol of l.a. >> coming up j-lo new details on j. lo's breakup. chris rock engaged? but first. larry king s-- >> since cheating rumors exploded. had l.a. dodging questions about her alleged infidelity. >> how are you doing with the rumors of at fair. >> are they true. >> what are you talking about. >> you know what i'm talking about. >> the whole world knowing what she's talking about, since headlines claim she's been cheating with this emotional speaker. today they face it head on sitting with their first >> how do you deal with the recent rumors swirling about your relationship. >> larry kissing sean, cuddling together in bed. not exactly declining claims of her one year long twist with richard green. >> what about the headlines. >> rumors are what they are, and tell you the truth, i don't pay any attention to them. >> you have to around yourself and not get hard on the inside. >> that's hard to do. >> we spot her looking like nothing is wrong. >> how's it going. >> now reports are they are living in separate rooms. in 2010 they both filed divorce papers sean reporting him of sister, an