tonight our own deborah roberts and her weatherman hubtssband al roker are sharing their secrets. but first, nightline five. >> i work for the dogs 24/7. i am the butler. these dogs shed like crazy. it's like being inside of a snow gleb. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don't know what to do. what's this? offensiver er swiffer sweeper and duster. it really sticks to it. fit in all the tight spaces. does this look familiar to you? i'm just one of the guys. >>> good evening. president obama who can sometimes seem cool and distant broke into tears today at the white house talking about the victims of gun violence. not just talking, in fact, taking action on gun control. the reaction was fast and fierce from survivors to the streets of chicago to the nra. my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts was tracking it all. >> reporter: it was a rare glimpse at america's parent in chief. >> from every family who never imagined their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. >> reporter: camera clicks the only sound in the white house east room as the n

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but not so for abc news correspondence deborah roberts and nbc weatherman al roker.ey are run high-profile pair that is still going strong. and while they may bicker over more than just their favorite news network. >> i'd want to talk. >> talking. >> i want to keep talking. i want to get it all out there. >> oh, stop, stop, stop. >> reporter: don't let these two fool you. >> we don't like the same foods. we don't like a lot of the same music. we don't like a lot of the same theater or efshtsz. but we love each other very much and we have a deep and abiding respect and feeling for family. >> yes. >> reporter: they credit that deep and abiding love to their ability to weather life's every day storms in their new joint memoir "been there, done that" the couple share the funny and difficult lessons they've learned on their journey through their 20-year marriage. was it your idea or were you approached to write this book? how did it come to by. >> every time al and i would get together with friends and we start talking about the dinner table about our opinions, of course

tonight our own deborah roberts roker are sharing their secrets. but first, nightline five. >> i work for the dogs 24/7. i am the butler. these dogs shed like crazy. it's like being inside of a snow gleb. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don't know what to do. what's this? offensiver er swiffer sweeper and duster. it really sticks to it. fit in all the tight spaces. does this look familiar to you? i'm no longer the butler. i'm just one of th apparently the engineers who designed the ford f-150 have been burning the candle at all ends. cuz' check out their latest brainstorm: pro trailer backup assist. just turn this little knob on the dash it's just one more bit of brilliance you can't get on any other truck. freakish. this is the ford f-150. and every other truck is history >>> good evening. president obama who can sometimes seem cool and distant broke into tears today at the white house talking about the victims of gun violence. taking action on gun control. the reaction was fast and fierce from survivors to the streets of

here's abc's deborah roberts. >> we the jury in the tled action find the defendant, orenthal j. simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder -- >> reporter: before that verdict nearly 100 million watchedd police in the two-hour bronco chase. let's go to a picture in los angeles -- >> reporter: it felt like a made for tv movie. now it iswo victims in brentwood -- >> brentwood? nobody gets killed in brentwood. >> reporter: the captivating case with its memorable cast of characters is back in an fx ten-part people versus o.j. simpson." cuba gooding jr. stars as o.j. simpson. >> this was the hardest role i've done. it took me a good month or so after finally get back into my right frame of mind. >> because i told them i had nothing to hide! >> reporter: simpson continues to claim he's innocentl his ex-wife, nicole ron goldman. the miniseries chronicles the nearly nine-month trial. canny simpson attorney robert shapiron travolta, his first television role in decaded. >> what was appealing about this to bring you back to tv? >> the material was powerful. the comments that it was contemp

debra deborah roberts is with us now. you are the odd couple. >> youou mousse have been exhausted by the time you left our house. most people are. >> you're just so beautifully open and honest t th etch'reach other. >> so many couples relate. they're very different or they approach life differently. at the end of the day, you come together, you find the common ground. >> if you can laugh about it. >> i can't relate to how nice you are aboutut the differents in driving. >> we were nice for lara. we're not usuallyhat nice in the car. >> amber and i have been blessed to be around that dinner table. you're vo so right. the way you go back and fortrt it's so inviting. and warm in your home. and al can cook. >> he will. that's why i won't let him go. >> we didn't have time to get into the cooking ing. he doesn't want you anywhere near the kitchen. >> absolutely. we talk about you and advice i have got frn you. ups, downs, challenges. we all have them. if anybody can be inspired and find maybe a twipgle of advice. not much. trus

deborah roberts, abc news, new york. >>> wow, i think that's interesting.ave so much support from his parents either way. >> he does. >> men's fashion revolution maybe. >> absolutely. maybe we'll wear a kilt or something a little bit later. >> maybe you. >> oh, i would be screaming, too. what in the world? >> why didn't you tie your shoes in that picture? you're going to fall down in your dress. >> what in the world is that outfit? i look sort of like a cross from run-d.m.c. from the '80s and just anybody's nightmare. is he wearing a skirt? >>> making news in america this morning, jumbo jackpot. no winner in last night's powerball pushing the next drawing into record territory. >>> soaking storms pounding the west coast. rain triggered mudslides and flooded highways. a rescuer using a tractor to pull people to safety and another round of rain hitting today. >>> caught on camera. frightening moment for firefighters surrounded by flames and smoke and then falling through a roof. >>> a rude interruption move over kanye west there is a new stage crasher at last

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as she told deborah roberts, the disease would soon return. >> he sat down and said i have cancer again. the doctor just called me. my heart started to beat faster about you my body shut off. it took a toll on me. >> reporter: that toll and her willingness to bear it a true testament to their incredible love. >> he's got a feeding tube. i have to feed him three times a unfortunately, i had to say, listen, i can't be half here and half over there, please allow me to stay home. but she says rene himself encouraged her to go back to the stage. >> sometimes and i think i'm used to it, don't feel what you need to feel. just do it. >> go on stage. >> i did because i love him. and i did, and it was very hard. we complete each other. we're one. and now those iconic ballads like "because you loved me" will undoubtedly take on new meaning for the singer, poignant and bittersweet laced with the memory of the love that inspired them juju chang nbc news, new york. because you loved me >> what an incredible love story. you think about their three children, too. i loved how she started the interview s

deborah roberts, abc news, new york. >>> wow, i think that's interesting. he always does have so much support from his parents either way. >> he does. >> men's fashion revolution maybe. >> absolutely. maybe we'll wear a kilt or something. >> maybe you. [ screams ] >> oh, i would be screaming, too. what in the world? >> you're going to fall down in your dress. >> what in the world is that outfit? run dmc from the '80s and just anybody's nightmare. is he wearing a skirt? >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm kayna whitworth. that we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> no winner in last night's $500 million powerball lottery drawing. so that means as it rolls over to saturday's game with a jackpot heading for the record books. more about what you can expect in just a moment. >> congressional republicans have made good on a campaign promise voting to repeal obamacare and cut off funding for planned parenthood. president obama has already said he will veto the bill. >>> another quick end to the trading da

deborah roberts, abc news, new york. >>> wow, i think that's interesting. from his parents either way. >> he does. >> men's fashion revolution maybe. >> absolutely. maybe we'll wear a kilt or something. >> maybe you. [ screams ] >> oh, i would be screaming, too. what in the world? >> you're going to fall down in your dress. >> what in the world is that outfit? run dmc from the '80s and just anybody's nightmare. is he wearing a skirt? is he wearing a skirt? hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm kayna whitworth. here's top of our top headlines that we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> no winner in last night's $500 million powerball lottery drawing. so that means as it rol

by our own deborah roberts and they give great advice. for couples on how to keep the love alive in your marriage. we had a great time. take a look. she's an intrepid member of the abc news family. >> how important is breaking that cultural barrier? >> reporter: and hardly a day goes by where deborah roberts isn't asked -- are you really married to al. >> you can make the light. >> see. i can't make the light. >> you're not going to make the light. >> reporter: yes, deb, and nbc weatherman al roker may seem an unlikely pair. >> i want to talk. i want to keep talking. i want to get it all out there. oh, stop, stop, stop, stop. >> reporter: don't let them fool you. >> we don't like the same foods, we don't like a lot of the same music. we don't like a lot of the same theater events. but we love each other very much and we have a deep and abiding respect and feeling for family. >> yes. >> i think that's what grounds us. >> yes, yes.s. love with their ability to get through life's everyday storms. in the new memoir, the couple shares both the

as she told deborah roberts, the disease would soon return. >> he sat down and said i have cancer againted to beat faster about you my body shut off. it took a toll on me. >> reporter: that toll and her willingness to bear it a true testament to their incredible love. >> he's got a feeding tube i have to feed him three times a day. unfortunately i had to say listen i can't be half here and half over there, please allow me to stay home. but she says rene himself encouraged her to go back to the stage. >> sometimes and i think i'm used to it, downtown feel what you need to feel. just do it. >> go on stage. >> i did because i love him. and i did, and it was very hard. we complete each other. we're one. and now those iconic ballads like "because you love me" will undoubtedly take on new meaning for the singer, poignant and bittersweet laced with the memory of the love that inspired them juju chang nbc news, new york. ♪ >> what an incredible love story. you think about their three children, too. i loved how she started the interview saying they've had time to prepare for this and say good-by