however i liked downey street. it was a mix of social groups, economic groups with rich and poor and especially ethnic groups. my neighbors on both sides were filipino. the young teenager who helped me break into the house to do repairs in advance of my permit, was a black kid from up the street. at that time, downey street and most of the upper hayes was pretty dilapidated. it was the end of the hippie era there. lots of houses could be bought for $50,000. my house is worth a million 1/2 now. when the neighborhood lost the ash berry market a lot was lost and people began not to know each other so well as they had before. downey street is a level a long block very densely populated. if you go out from downey street.

i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: hello, i'm roma downey. about thirteen years ago when i was filming "touched by an angel," we did a story about an organization called operation smile. i saw children who had been born with facial deformities. the doctors and nurses, all volunteers,

following downey jr., is channing tatum, one of your favorites, at $60 million. and hugh jackman is third with a paltry $55 million. >> call me, channing. >>> and finally for the first time in over 20 years, there is a new variety of spaghetti-os hitting selves. they're called cheeseburger-os. executives at campbell's soup says cheeseburgers are one of the nation's favorite foods. making cheeseburger-os, it just seemed like something in a needed to be done. you look like you're just ready to get into a can right now. you like cheeseburgers, just get a cheeseburger. how about that? we'll try to compose ourselves here. >>> when we come back -- >> rescue at sea. when a fisherman spotted a whale, he jumped in the water, armed with a knife and a camera. >>> and an american man wakes up in a hotel room having no idea who he is. and speaking a different language. this morning, the new clue that's giving investigators an idea of who this mystery man might be. help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's f

ironman himself, robert downey jr., is tops.orbes talked to producers, agents and managers to stint that downey made $75 million between june of last year and june of this year. in the past year, he starred in six move says there have grossed more than half a billion dollars at the box office worldwide. not bad. second on the list, oh, too bad we don't have a picture of this guy, channing tatum, that's followed by hugh jackman, mark wahlberg and dwayne "the rock" johnson.çpgñ >>> the great wait for princess kate to deliver that royal baby is bringing out the gambler in so many people. so the question is what are the latest odds when it comes to naming that little bundle of joy? nbc's natalie morales spoke to one expert and a number of par. >>s and has come up with the latest list. >> reporter: some new parents are waiting for the royal lead. at buckingham palace -- >> baby charlotte. >> william. >> diana. >> reporter: upside the hospital where kate is due to give birth, everyone is playing the baby name game. >> hi, richard. >>

downey street is a level a long block very densely populated. if you go out from downey street.when it was small one laundry mat and one continually failing other grocery store and convenience store. now there are two spaces because of the laundry mat and expanded and made a deli there and the deli operation was much busier than bacon bacon at its busiest time. i used to stand in line at that deli for 15 or 20 minutes to get a sandwich or a cup of coffee, they have not changed the density of the neighborhood. now there are no other places that could possibly be turned into businesses anywhere near that block of fredrick street. there is no danger on earth of commercializing the neighborhood and that is just simply nonsense, what other space could be used? there are houses and apartments and a large school and a couple of churches. it is not going to happen. if people want to live in the suburbs let them move to the suburbs. we want our little tiny commercial zone because it is convenient, because it makes our lives better. >> my name is andy and

jr i don't know if i can do this and great thoughts what is downey jr his talent i think is elements of genius and i don't know if you like this or gray with me because he's so probably now the most successful actor in hollywood right with three does he have three or four of those. but a whole series. i don't think he's been tested yet i think what he just kind of throws out one is so fast. but he was loaded. no i mean obviously you one is able to do great work loaded you know talked about you know he would he used to during many many seminal performances and moments he can't remember you know denzel washington is very consistent is day to day lou is the best of the lot. well daniel's now become as famous for how he creates a role almost i think it's the role that self so i call that like i've been working on this play for three years i call it my you know get my d.d.l. and get my day to day lewis. and he's probably now more. where we would just say method you know young good actors now i would say you know get in there lewis and you live on a ranch i know mexico i used to know a lot

jr i don't know if i can do this and thought what is downey jr is talent i think is elements of genius and i'm i don't know if you like this are great with me because he's so. probably now the most successful actor in hollywood right with three does he have three or four of those. but a whole series. i don't think he's been tested yet i think what he just kind of throws out one is so fast. but he was loaded. i mean obviously you one is able to do great work loaded you know talked about you know he would he used to during many many seminal performances and moments he can't remember you know denzel washington he's very consistent is day to day low is the best of the lot. well daniel's now become as famous for how he creates a role almost i think as the role it felt so i call it like i've been working on this play for three years i call it my you know get my d.d.l. and get in my day to day lewis. and he's probably now more true to where we would just say math that you know we're young we know that actors now would say you know get in there lewis and you live on a ranch i know mexico i use

robert downey jr.. that was in the first class wimbledon's men's finals and you see the ball coming at you and you did your rackets and it goes back and forth. he is such a gentleman, such a great performer, a wonderful colleague. it was thrilling to play with them. my broadcasts were i am solo, that was also thrilling. i had to find those exact tones and the broadcasting of the truth, the giving of the lesson. tavis: there will be a lot of young people who will see this movie this weekend young people are going to eat this up. i wonder what you think would be gained by having these same young people exposed to shakespeare in their schools week after week after week. >> i did see a marvelous documentary film crew follow school children from london who were completely ignorant of shakespeare and act "romeo and juliet" beautifully. the kind of schools they were allocated as kids, you would never think they would put a shakespeare play together. their imagination, energy, when they finally got that suicida

. >>> new list of hollywood highest's paid and ironman, robert downey jr., tops. forbes talked to producers, agents, and managers to estimate that downey made $75 million between june of last year and june of this year. in the past year, he starred in six movies that have grossed more than half a billion dollars at box office worldwide. second on the list, channing tatum. >> my man. >> marla's man. hugh jackman. i'll take that one. mark wallburg, dwayne the rock johnson on the list. $46 million. >> 5:24. a not so bright burglar in jail in oklahoma. he led deputies right to him. i don't know how this happens but the county sheriff says two men broke into a home on the outskirts of tulsa, stole money and guns. one of them unknowingly dial 911 on his cell phone from his pocket. investigators listened in and heard the thieves talking about the robbery. they tracked the phone call to a local pawn shop. >> i don't understand why you have that in your phone close to where you automatically dial that number. >> yeah. deputies arrested one of the suspects the other one was

downey mildew leaves -- on the underside of the leaves. it becomes a bare stem and dies. this is the first time it's spotted in california but so far no confirmed cases in the bay area. a proposal encouraging corner stores to sell healthier foods is closer to becoming law. the company's medium chunky salsa is also being recalled. as you wake up this morning, you may want to take time for breakfast. a new harvard report shows skipping a meal may increase the risk for heart attack. a group of older men were studied and those who skipped breakfast increased their heart attack by -- those who don't eat breakfast eat larger calories later in the day. time now is 454. no question about that. sal. we have to have breakfast in the morning. i don't know what your routine is, but i usually have something before i come to work. >> it's a full catered kitchen. let's go out and take a look at the commute. the traffic is moving along well throughout the bay area. traffic on interstate 880 looks good in both directions. no major problems here if you're driving down the san san mateo bri

just before this raucous scene is caught on camera, the pico rivera dons are playing the downey razorbacks 13-, and 14-year-old boys are playing football. the pico rivera quarterback drops back for a long pass, but a downey razorback makes a nice play, intercepting the ball and racing down the sideline. and after the play, a little extracurricular activity. watch as a very upset pico player says something to his coach and points toward the stands. then seconds later, an unbelievable brawl breaks out between parents, spilling out of the bleachers and onto the field. rene gamboa is the mother of the boy who just said something to his coach. she thinks a parent of a player on the opposing team pushed her son, and she's mad. >> so i turned around to the people in the bleachers, and i said, i want to know what parent pushed my kid. and the man with the blue jersey stood up and said, i f'ing pushed your kid. what are you going to do about it? >> the man in the blue jersey is this guy, who after the exchange with gamboa, is being viciously kicked and beaten. his name, dezi tubbs. tubbs said he ne

>>> robert downey jr.'s starring role in "iron man 3" and a new contract for two avenger sequels launched him to the top of the forbes 2013 list of highest paid actors. with an estimated $75 million in earnings. doesn't that sound good. he is followed by magic mike's channing tatum, hugh jackman, mark walburg and dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> over $40 million each. >> much better than us. >>> and a cutting edge web series could crash the party at the emmy nominations are announced this season. for the first time house of cards and arrested development are expected to be in the running for gold statuettes, along with cable and broadcast network shows. i think that's a good idea because there's some really good shows out there. >> have you ever watched a show that only aired online? >> no. >> neither have i. >> well, i -- >> "arrested development" though because the only ones are out on netflix. i guess the answer is yes. i'm betty ngyuen. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on

president ten sane welcomed to downey street by the british prime minister david cameron, the former general converted himself into an elected leader. he told mr. cameron democracy is young in myanmar but the progress has been made. but outside parliament, campaign groups condemn the meeting. they say many people in myanmar are still suffering persecution that it's too early to welcome president saine to london. it's difficult to know how far the reform process in myanmar will go but protesters worry britain is putting commercial interests before human rights. they're especially concerned about the plight of the minority rohinja community. tens of thousands of people were driven from their home in clashes with the buddhist community. they now live in squared camps. myanmar's security forces are accused by human rights groups of taking part in this persecution. the president, they say, has turn aid blind eye to abuses against muslims. >> we want him to end all of this discrimination and ensure their citizenship rights. >> there have been real changes in myanmar. opposition leader is i

the lebanese context as well as the syrian context thank you very much indeed for this summary roma downey senior lecturer in sociology at london metropolitan university life here on all three thank you. well next we take a look at the week's top sporting action with kate partridge i'll be back with the team with more in half an hour from now. i'm most interested in the medical situation. though he did a little doeth. in the news today and. other states and in egypt. speak or language. programs in documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the c.o.r.p. interviews intriguing story to tell you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. mission free credit patients free transport charges free. range month free. free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects for free media oh god our t.v. dot com. hello welcome to the auto show hof and our the latest sporting action from russia across the globe with me kate partridge i'm here at the top stories. italian super sport right up until now to die is of

robe downey junior according to a newanking by forbes.de $75 million. $75 million between june of 2012 and june of 2013. he certainly earned it. each been more than a billion dollars at the box office. amazing. when you think of ikea, firstly comes to mind is probably the nearly impossible to assemble furniture. you can imagine our surprise to hear the companies late initiative, do-it-yourself shelters for refugee filies in developing a war-torn country like ethiopia and iraq. they're teaming up with the u.n. and a nonprofit design company in effort to get millions in refugee camps a place to ca home. jonathan from the ikea foundation joins me now from london. very obvious questions to kick this off. it is very hard to put ikea stuff together, hate to say it, i know you hear it all the time, how is this going to work? how are people going to put it together? >> that a key driverin creating this new shelter, something that can be shipped and moved very easily so agencies can care for more people andare for them quicker. i have witnessed th

now, downey mildew targets impatiens. cause leafly diskollation and leave a white mildew on the undersides of the leaf. eventually the plant becomes a bare stem and dies. >> this is the first time we've seen it here in california. >> they say no cases of downey mildew have been confirmed. gardeners who think they spotted it are encouraged to send plants in for analysis. we've posted additional information about it. look for the web links section under the hot topics. >>> what's happening on 880? >> well, we do have slow traffic in some areas of 880. i want to start at a look at oakland. northbound is beginning to get more crowded if you are driving up to downtown. i would say downtown, 580 is slow near the curve. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, things are backed up for a 25-minute delay. we see some improvement. >> a new crash on 80 westbound, at albany hill. traffic is already slow on richmond heading out towards berkeley. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. thank you. a lot of fog out there. but the higher

robert downey jr. forbes list of heist paid 75 million earned in the past year. unlikely but we like him. the ununlikely number 2 is channing tatum. 60 million. magic mike proving to be magic for his bank account as well. we will show you the rest of the top five, hugh jackman mark wahlburg as well as dwayne the rock johnson rounding out the top 5. >> all right. >> not bad for magic mike. >> 13 minutes after the top of the hour controversy this morning over this. boston bomber's rolling stone cover. makes him look more like a rock star than a terrorist. did the magazine go too far? we report you decide. here's another reason to reach for a glass of water. now the scientists are saying it could make you even smarter. we will explain that one. goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so you can. >> it is 17 minutes after the hour. he is an accused murderer so why is the boston bombing suspect on the cover of

if you look at robert downey and his success, it's because he left work and folked of on recovery for before he contemplated coming back. only then did he come back under the supervision of his peers. yes, by the same token, he does have access to good treatment. lets be fair, treatment works but addiction is a fatal illness, a chronic fatal illness like so many others. we don't see insulin doesn't work because a diabetic is out of control, we say time to go back in for treatment. the difficult part about addiction, keep that person engaged, keep that recovery as a priority in their life and keep everybody understanding if they don't do that their life is in danger. this is just a reminder of that, a sad, sad tragic reminder. >> so sad. dr. drew pinsky, thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >>> a nightmare in canada keeps getting worse, five more bodies recovered from the scene of the train disaster in quebec, that raises the death toll to 33, more people missing. the 73-car plane derailed in the center of town and the tank cars exploded. >>> another twist in the edward snowden saga, t

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jeannine downey of image dermatology. >> hello, friends. >> who is this lovely lady?er goldberg. she's my physician assistant and she's my patient. >> okay, great. now we're talking about brown spots. there's an issue with brown spots. >> what i did was lasered jen's week and a half ago, and you can still see the brown spots right there. she had some little scabs but they are fading out nicely. the xlv laser. we're going to show some video of the xlv laser of me lasering her. that's her. ouch. ouch. >> how much pain at that point? >> just a quick sting. >> you do it -- >> it worked but it was very painful. >> you do it three to four times and it really decreases the brown spots. it's a fantastic laser. >> you can use it summer or want. my patients love it. >> let's talk about prevention. >> you look beautiful. >> this is a topical product. we can give this to your frank for his hands. >> it takes away the brown spots. it has some has retinoid in it. wonderful ingredients. a lot of patients i'm not seeing until the fall. i gave them this with sun block. >> is that a pr

coming in at number one is -- drum roll please -- robert downey jr.stimated $75 million in earnings. he is your number one pick. rounding out the top three is channing tatum at number two and hugh jackman at number three. oh, what a good life they lead. >> with that kind of money. >> i just want to be in their circle of friends. >> yeah, really. call me. ♪ ♪ take me out to the ball game take me out to the crowd ♪ >>> i can go for peanuts and cracker jacks right about now. finally this half hour, baseball's major leagues have today off after last night's all-star game. >> the american league defeated the national league, 3-0, but actually this story has nothing to do with the game itself. >> but it is about an all-star of sorts. he truly is the man when it comes to getting his hands on balls. baseballs, that is. abc's -- i tried so hard to get through it. >> reporter: it's a thrill no diehard baseball fan ever outgrows. snagging a ball at a game and watching it happen live on television. >> hey, batter, batter. >> reporter: in the movie, ferris was luc

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i do know robert downey jr. he is a winner earning an estimated $75 million.s that have each grossed $500 million of the box office. this is worldwide and includes the avengers and i am and three. isn't that nice to see them come back? one of those guys. everyone wrote them off. no. he added. to into drugs. kim added, calling themselves up and has zero of hard work and effort become the richest man in the entertainment. liz: second live, second opportunity. we have a lot of numbers that come out. ♪ my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, thonly underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. t

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toss them in before the wash, then pour in downey infusions for softness.d they fill your closet with scents so fresh... ♪ ...i could just yodel! and they last for 12 weeks! downy unstopables and infusions. discover a fresher world. downy unstopables and infusions. it was very painful situation. the rash was on my right hip, going all the way down my leg. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the water. the doctor asked me "did you have chickenpox when you were a child?" the pain level was so high, it became unbearable. >>> welcome back to the ed show. in roughly six hours of emotional argument thursday and friday, the defense and the prosecution in the george zimmerman second-degree murder trial gave jurors their closing arguments. the prosecutor bernie de la rionda thursday said zimmerman who has claimed self-defense in the unarmed 17-year-old made wrong assumptions about trayvon martin on the night of the shooting. >> a teenager is dead. he is dead through no fault of his own. he is dead because another man made assumptions

. >> remember morton downey jr.? there is a new documentary out. i just saw it this weekend here.a guy who really got this thing started of riling up the working class jersey folks in his audience. and that is where today's troll culture comes from. sean hannity, by the way, in the documentary as well as some others because donny started this whole thing. it's like two minutes of hate and george orwell. these are frustrated working class people. and rather than deal with the real issues of class division in this society right now, it's easy to rile people up over scapegoats. that's what has happened. i don't want to dignify what that kind of race-baiting journalism is by calling it journalism. we have legitimate conservative politicians. >> why do they go that far? i don't think sean who people like listening to him. fair enough. they watch him on tv. why does he go this far? because he wouldn't lose a single audience member. if he came out and said this case is really complicated. it's complicated by racial history. it's complicated by profiling. i don't know what happened in tha

toss them in before the wash, then pour in downey infusions for softness. mmm, and they fill your closet with scents so fresh... ♪ ...i could just yodel! and they last for 12 weeks! downy unstopables and infusions. discover a fresher world. >>> continuing to keep our eyes on both the george zimmerman second degree murder trial and developments in egypt. still with us is, two-time pulitzer prize winner david road formerly of "the new york times." david, give us a sense of how the u.s. diplomatically now would deal with morsi. he was democratically elected. has now been ousted. we're not clear of his location. but assuming he is safely in the country, is it a situation where the u.s. would want him to leave? would allow him to stay? how do we do that diplomatic dance. >> it's going to be extremely difficult. most supporters of the muslim brotherhood and even across the middle east will see this as an american backed coup. whatever really happened, they will think the u.s. somehow with their ties you were talking about earlier with the u.s. military, they'll t

>> robert downey jr. made a lot of money over the last year.ber one on "forbes" magazine's new list of the highest paid actors for the year period ending in june. he took in $75 million thanks to the avengers and iron man 3. channing tatum is number two for his success in the movie magic mike. he earned a $60 million paycheck. hugh jackman and mark wahlberg are number three and four both earning over $50 million. >> bill: hope they pay their taxes. >> you know what i heard about robert downey jr.? he put in his contract when he signed on to do the original ironman, any movie that features him playing ironman, he gets a big chunk of what it brings in so the avengers is one of the biggest movies of all-time, he gets cash off of that. he gets paid 100 times more than anybody else on the movie. >> bill: smart agent! >> exactly. >> and msnbc announced who will replaced cupp, the lone voice on the cycle as she heads over to crossfire. abby huntsman, the daughter of former presidential candidate jon huntsman. she's been a producer for "huff post" live

bob downey, goldman sachs. and then randy cox, c.e.o. >> rose: so this whole accumulation of experience prepares you do what? >> in my mother's eyes damn little. >> rose: (laughs) >> shi keeps saying "this is all nice, bob, what about a career?" >> rose: your wife says why can't you be on t.v. like charlie sfloz >> all sorts of cheap shots from all over the place. you know, as you can fully appreciate given the interest that you have and why you're such a good interviewer, you are interested in what people say and what they've done. like you've been very lucky, done a lot of different things, probably not good at anything but enjoyed everything along the way. >> rose: thank you. >> thank you, enjoyed it. >> rose: christian louboutin is here. he is one of the biggest names fashion and footwear. his red lacquer soles have become iconic. his designs can be elegant, flirty, often outlandish. in recent years he's also expanded into men's shoes. i am pleased to have him here at this table for the first time. welcome.

it is robert downey jr. >> rdj as kate knows him. >> exactly. forbes magazine. that's a lot of change. his movie "ironman 3" made over $1 billion. he gets a little bit of that. he is followed by channing tatum. $60 million. good year to be him and number three on the list, hugh jackman one of the nicest guys in hollywood made $50 million. with that nice personality, he got a nice paycheck, as well. i top the top five guys was interesting round out. mark wahlberg made $52 million and the rock made $46 million last year. that's a lot of money a lot of cash. >> a lot of money. come on back, you have fun in las vegas, but come on back. >> all right, i'll see you on monday. >> she hasn't gone to sleep, the poor thing. marky mark, that's w him. >>> coming up on "new day" i'll tell you then. we're closing up the week with a marathon heat wave that won't let up. we'll tell you what's coming next so you can get ready for it. >>> shocking new images of the boston bomber. why these images were leaked and why the guy who did it faces big trouble. any last r

. >> robert downey jr., he is the person making the most money. he earned $75 million last year.y each earned more than $1 billion. >> he is followed by channing tatem, $60 million. he is a relatively new superstar. he brought in $60 million. >> i think those are his tips from "magic mike." i don't know. >> get ready for the butter wrappers. third on the list, $55 million. that's what he brought in. >> mark walberg is at number four. the lesson here is get yourself an action flick series. >> robert downey jr., he is the ultimate come back kid. at one point in the '80s, nobody would bank on him. he was almost uninsurable. and now at the top of the story. >> where are the women? >> you know, i thought about that, too. and i just -- when you by this this whole super hero thing that everybody is in love with, yes, you have zoey and then you just wonder where are they on this? especially when you think about the top five? i would have thought at least a sandra bullock or one person would have been on this list. >> this is the top five actors. i think it's a good point. where are the w

. >> your sins will be followed but only if you is -- >> robert downey jr. tops the list.st paid is channing tatum and hugh jackman. >>> the website seems to suggest workers will need a second job to get by. fast food chains often criticize for paying only minimum wage. there's a lot more to that story. >>> "usa today" says all-star players may ben fitz from having facial hair. the last six each had whiskers. you're great audience. that changed last night with mar maryamar mariano rivera was on last night. >>> sarah blakely of spanx. the tag line should be don't leave home without it and ali webb. good morning to you all. charlie was right when he said we have a good story. >> this was so fascinating to me. i think if you're a woman, entrepreneur, business owner you're feeling really excited today because it says women are part of the fastest growing segment of society in terms of businesses. does that surprise you, number one, and what type of businesses are we talking about? >> well you know it's not surprising to me that women are making their footprint on the american

robert downey jr. is at the top of the list.ar, the estimated $75 million. >> wow. >> thanks to "iron man" and "the avengers." second on the list, channing tatum. channing tatum -- proved he's not just another pretty face. taking home an estimated $60 million. and you know why. and hugh jackman had a great year. the third-highest earner, taking in an estimated $55 million. congratulations. good to be an actor. >> note to self. >> note to self. >>> this is also a note you should take. this sounds like a delicious treat here. when you think of spaghetti-os, what comes to mind? >> 1978. >> how about cheeseburgers. the brand is launching a new flavor, called cheeseburger-os. they say it's what americans want, people. research shows cheeseburger sales have shot up 40% on restaurant menus in the past four years. this isn't the first time the os have gotten a makeover. previous versions. i remember pizza-os. and then, there were cheese-os. they must be on to something. americans are eating up to 120 million cans of spaghetti-os a year.

that actor, robert downey, junior.: you talk about a power couple, sonya richards ross, winning gold in the olympics, while her husband aaron ross, nfl star, he took a batcal from the giants for a year, but he's back there. this husband and wife duo now finally teaming up in a reality show. watch a clip. >> i know you like the ocean, but after olympic gold, i think it's fitting you jump in there with this. >> not going to happen. >> you know what? i dare you to jump in the ocean. >> if the spirit moves me, then i might do it. i was born to be on land. i wasn't born to be in the water. >> you can't be this tough nfl player running people over on the field and afraid of the ocean. >> that has nothing to do with land. >> brian: what a happy couple. is that what we'll see in the reality show? joining us now, that happy couple, aaron and sonya. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> brian: what are we going to see, aaron? are we going to see two people just hugging each other all the time? >> you're going to

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