but with dr. evans more. >> you look at his instagram, he posts a video of a baby and i'm like, okay, the guy animals and babies? i mean, every girl is just like drooling. >> another dumb question. are any of the animals grateful? >> i think animals can be grateful. i had a it had like a fish hook stuck in its beak where it's like an immediate fix and they can make an association to it. it's all about the association with pets. >> reporter: my wife says she needs to take our dog in for a checkup. hang on. we don't even have a dog. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> the animals look pretty happy to be in his beautiful care. >> they do. i'm pretty sure you would do anything to go see him, wouldn't you? >> i don't know. i have to cast my vote -- oh, my god. is this a look through the crystal ball here? is this what i have to look forward to in my future? >> a herd of cats. >> i'm allergic to cats, too. that would be a rough future. >> anything to go see dr. evan. >> but if dr. evan comes to my rescue i

dr. evan expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, d services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. >>> you sit on a -- >> bench. >> you go back and forth. >> swing. >> a rocker. a rock. rocking chair. >> yes. >> and when you're dead you're laying this a -- >> coffin. >> ah. >> we didn't get it. >> you didn't get it. >> can we go to the videotape? >> no e. we're not going to videotape. i tell you didn't get it, robin. >> she came back and said that that was so stressful to her. i remember that watching her. >> oh, yeah. >> she was -- she is very competitive. i think she was so upset she didn't do as well as she thought she would have. it's a competitive game and excited we'll play right now our "gma"

dr. evano back and forth. >> swing. >> a rocker. a rock. rocking chair. >> yes. and when you're dead you're laying in a -- >> coffin. >> ah. >> we didn't get it? >> you didn't get it. >> can we go to the videotape? >> no, we're not going to videotape because i could tell you didn't get it, robin. >> she came back and said that that was so stressful to her. i remember that watching her. >> oh, yeah. she was actually like -- she is very competitive. and i think robin didn't do as well as she thought she would have but it's a very competitive game and i'm excited that we're going to play right now our "gma" version of the game. >> i want to ask. an iconic game that was once hosted by dick clark. big shoes to fill. how do you feel about the role? >> i -- now that you said that i'm scared to death. you have very big feet so -- >> i have very big feet but dick clark, what a legend and in our business and it was fun. i had fun with it. i can see why he did the show for so long. >> you're the perfect

am beginning to hate this guy but with dr. evannd babies. i mean, every girl is just like drooling. >> not a dumb question. are any of the animals grateful. >> i think animals can be grateful. i had a bird come in. it had a fish hook stuck in its beak. an immediate fix and make an association to it. it's all about the association with pets. >> my wife says she needs to take our dog in for a checkup. we don't even have a dog. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> michael, you were enjoying some of those comments on instagram. >> if he's a vet, i'm an animal. i love that one. >> all right, i think we can all agree we understand why he has the 300,000 -- >> i think it's working for him. >> about to go up. >> i think he'll be okay. >> not worried about you. >> do not take your animal to see him. you will to the get your girlfriend back. >> you take your animal to the vet. >> we have a lot more. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ new fresh step with the power of febreze. odor control worth celebr

dr. shows our joyce evans new and extra step that he says is producing much better results. ♪ >> reporter is on the way and you know what that means. showing off the gans. but even the glam met of g ams may stay hidden year round because of these blotches of red and bluish veins. >> just unsightly. like i don't like the way they look. >> reporter: michelle still has had it with her spider veins. she had maintained her shapely legs through multiple decades and through birthing and raising five kids. >> just decided it was time. >> reporter: time for these to go. >> i would like to show off my legs. i would like to wear some shorts, yes, in the summertime. >> reporter: getting ready. >> getting ready, yes. >> reporter: she walked into the vein and vascular institute with only one concern. >> that they don't go away. >> reporter: or that there may be permanent discoloration disc, scarring from post procedure bruising and marks that don't completely fade away. >> almost as bad as having the vein. >> exactly. so we want to do things that can help minimize any of the complications associated wi

dr. doug evans. he saved the life of one of my best friends, tia.icated to raising awareness for pancreatic cancer. thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you. >> we love tia. >> did you learn anything? >> i learned you don't follow anything. stick around, stephanie picks up the coverage right now. >>> good morning. i'm stephanie. benghazi bomb shell just out moments ago. we have new information on what really happened that night. >>> the focus of this vort wh whwha report is what the families asked us to focus on. >> the breaking new details shaking up an already nasty campaign. >> you want to see goofy? look at him in that hat. >>> his surrogate demanding she take a dna test but t

let's bring in our justice correspondent, evan perez, tom fuentes. and dr. lisa vansusteren. an, about the wife's involvement. do you anticipate charges will be filed against her? >> wolf, there's no doubt she will be charged, depends what it is. i think there's a lot of legal hurdles they're trying to get to before they charge her. i tell you this. she made conflicting statements. first told them she had no idea he was going to do this, that she didn't know about his casing of the places, but in subsequent interviews did say she knew that there was a deterioration of his behavior, more violent turn he was taking, even on the day, saturday, before he left the house, said she had an inkling he might carry out an attack shs perhaps even on the pulse nightclub. she tried to confront him, tell him not to do it. he left, lied to her, according to her lied about where he was going, why he was leaving that night. she said she had an inkling he was going to do something bad. >> we don't know if she's telling the truth or not. >> she didn't call the police, that's perhaps where you get

dr. kim and his colleagues, most notably tim evans, keith hanson and others for persevering over the past year and a half for learning from ebola and creating a new tool to provide swift financing in the early stages of an epidemic to stop the out break while it is still in manageable proportions. we could have never gotten to this point where it not for dr. kim's commitment and the full resources of its bank in terms of expert personnel and financing acumen. it's an achievement in the face of all the other demands faced by the bank. we'll be discussing what's required to put it together and make it operational through the day. we'll need to be realistic about the work that's still outstanding in bringing about full financing, getting it priced in the marketplace, making it operational. we'll hear about the way it's been structured. we'll also hear about why this matters to u.s. national interests and to u.s. global health security approaches. we'll also i hope come to discuss how we need to build on what's happened at the bank and else where, looking forward into the future. there are ma

dr. lisa vansusteren, justice correspondent evan perez, tom fuentes, and national security analyst peteru learning about the wife, noor salman? >> in addition to text messages that came around 4:00 p.m., about two hours into the massacre, wolf, in addition to those texts he also -- she tried to reach out to him when she realized what was happening, when she learned there had been this attack at the pulse nightclub, she had been there with him. she realized that he might be involved. she frantically tried to make the calls, he did not answer. at the same time he's also posting on facebook, making comments about isis and pledging allegiance, declaring we are going to see attacks from isis in the coming weeks. you see a lot of activity he is doing while in the club in a standoff with authorities. >> the wife, second wife, noor salman apparently changed her story in various interviews with the fbi. i assume that's some sort of red flag if you were part of the investigatory team? >> the problem, wolf, is that everything she says will possibly be recanted later at a later time. her claim could

dr. gates laughs) you know, because we were afraid that, you know. - somebody would hear. - we were so paranoid. - yeah. (evan laughs) - we were so paranoid we thought big brother was listening - [evan] yeah. - and the irony is, when all of the, after watergate and all the tapes, they were right. - it turns out. - they were listening. (everyone laughs) - it was worse than we thought. - but you acknowledge, i mean obviously the, again not speaking monolithically but the african american community is largely with the president right. - [dr. gates] yeah, yeah. - but there are also people who ask, it's amazing to even think the words are gonna come out of my mouth, is he black enough? right, people have asked has he actually been good for the black community? - what happened though was that remember, in the state of the union, you're a liar. unprecedented in the history of the united states. - indeed. - and i say that, i cite that as a metaphor for the degree of opposition against this poor man. - and you think it's because of race. you know this is a common place to say you lie, was because of race. we're not go

dr. kim and his colleagues, most notably tim evans, keith hanson and others for persevering over the past year and a half for learning from ebola and creating a new tool to provide swift financing in the early stages of an epidemic to stop the out break while it is still in manageable proportions. we could have never gotten to this point where it not for dr. kim's commitment and the full resources of its bank in terms of expert personnel and financing acumen. it's an achievement in the face of all the other demands faced by the bank. we'll be discussing what's required to put it together and make it operational through the day. we'll need to be realistic about the work that's still outstanding in bringing about full financing, getting it priced in the marketplace, making it operational. we'll hear about the way it's been structured. we'll also hear about why this matters to u.s. national interests and to u.s. global health security approaches. we'll also i hope come to discuss how we need to build on what's happened at the bank and else where, looking forward into the future. there are ma

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heard that ittt was this particular drug i know laura evans has done a wholele story in depth story on how addicting -- addictive this is. we've seen dring awareness nationallyioll about these painkillers and i just don't know what's going tot happen.ppen >> i -- for it to reverse.o rev. >> i don't know. i think it's out there more than we even realize.we en real i recently had a good friend who had a friend who's son was --as- thought he was getting regular l heroin and it was laced withh fentanyl and he ended up passini on that young life was cut shors too suddenly.y so it's a scary time. >> yes. we did the story this morning mg about how it's now more -- it's big on the black-market right now. >> right exactly. >> when you consider hown powerful those numbers you justt read about how powerful this stuff it's frightening.rite way more powerful than her it is scary. >> hopefully, prince's deathe'ea very high profile will reallyea start to shine that spotlight ot how dangerous some of thesee o painkillers are.pakillers >> a good purpose that comesom from the tragic loss. >> exactly. >>> 9:27.>>9:27 coming up on good day at 10a, alicia