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george stephanopoulos said is not even possible to commit voter fraud. so we're saying it is possible and it is true. >> i think saul alinksky was effective and appealed to that antagonistic wedded did your self-interest to pit groups against one another? title vacated is left or right or dogmatic but to accept a the world that it is of the way human beings operate i think he was a major contributing reason why these churches are democratic voting blocs that is my read on the situation. but a little vague he was dogmatic. >> host: is there any concern is there the unfairness if people are not aware?. >> i don't believe so. it is of the extreme public interest i think it was earthshaking to but the producer on tape to say the co0 that to drop the investigative journalism to all the focus on us is all about money. to what people wear secretly recorded in elevators? probably not but it is the extreme public interest. i will never going to someone's private bedroom. one guy was did the hotel room the attorney general of maryland i tried to avoid the personal

"this week with george stephanopoulos" is up next.e wildfires. >>> "this we >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> going it alone. >> it's step by step by step. >> president trump takes action against the affordable care act. eliminating insurance subsidies. that help millions of americans. >> one by one, it's going to come down. we're going to have great health care in our country. >> is the president repealing obamacare on his own? what will it mean for the millions who rely on it? who will pay the political price? house democratic leader nancy pelosi and gop leader susan collins are here to weigh in. >>> plus -- >> iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal. >> defying america's closest allies and most of his top advisers, trump decertifies the iran deal. will the deal survive or will iran respond by restarting its nuclear program? and what message does this send

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>> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >>> one week after tragedy in las vegas. >> everybody, go. >> america is truly a nation in mourning. >> still so many unanswered questions. >> we are looking at every aspect from birth to death of this suspect. >> what was the gunman's motive? this morning our team with the latest details as we learn more about the attacker. >> this was a sick person, but probably smart. >> and as the gun control debate reignites. >> after newtown and aurora, after charleston and orlando, now las vegas, how many more must die? >> is the white house open to new regulations, and will congress take action? i talk to representatives from both sides of the aisle in a rare conversation together. >> why are we so afraid to have a conversation? >> so i'm not afraid to have a conversation. i'm here having a conversation. >> can they bridge the divide? >>> plus, trump's cryptic comments. >> do you guys know what this represents? maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what does that really mean? and faced with tensions at home and abroad,

george stephanopoulos says voter fraud does not exist. it is not possible to commit voter fraud. our mission is to say this is possible and it is true. in many ways, mobilizing power to the citizens to get the information out. i think saul lewinsky is respected. he was appealing to an antagonistic sort of what is in your self-interest, pitting groups against one another. you can say that is left or right, don't think it is dogmatic, just a sort of accepting the world as it is and the way human beings operate and he recruited people in the churches, organized in the churches. solomons he was a contributing reason a lot of churches are democratic voting blocs. he was effective, not dogmatic. >> host: is there any concern about filming people when they are not aware of it? is there and unfairness their? >> guest: i don't believe so. i think it is necessary. the information is of extreme public interest. the big stories life was earthshaking, we can't cnn's supervising producer on tape saying the ceo of cnn, told him to drop his investigative journalism and only focus on russia. he s

. >>> we want to bring in george stephanopoulos who hosts "this week" later this morning. >> hi, guys. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. the president is dealing with three consecutive weather crises. harvey, then irma, now maria. some are saying what is going on in puerto rico right now is trump's katrina. is that fair? >> it's hard to know how that is going to play out. the president got pretty good reviews in texas and florida. not so in puerto rico. what's similar to this and katrina is the president touting of all the good news and good work seems to be at odds with what most people are seeing and feeling on the ground. what is absolutely unprecedented, we have never seen an attack like this on a local official in the middle of a natural disaster. we've seen the backlash there. how this is going to play out over time is anyone's guess. >> this comes after a turbulent week. the nfl protests against him. his candidate he supported in alabama lost in the senate the latest attempt to repeal and replace obamacare went down in flames. and then this scandal over his hhs sec

we want to bring if george stephanopoulos. first and foremost, steve bannon. saying he's declaring war on the republican establishment. saying this is not my war, it's our war. he's promoting primary challengers that could unseat the establishment. how much impact will he have? >> already had an impact. we saw in alabama a few weeks ago, his candidate defeated the the president's candidate in that primary. who was the incumbent senator a member of the republican establishment. he called out several republicans by name yesterday. saying they are going to be vulnerable to primary challenges, as well. it could unseat them. could bring in even more hard-core conservatives into the republican party. but i think the big question is, what impact will it have on the president's agenda? will it, in fact, do anything to advance the president's agenda? we haven't seen evidence of that yet. >> let's talk about what the president has been doing in terms of rolling back obamacare. he's made some pretty aggressive moves of late. you have nancy pelosi on the show this morning

contribute to the abc news making appearance on "good morning america" and this week with george stephanopoulos. we'll be right back. >> "action news" team is out working on new stories tonight at 4:00 p.m. calling out the cat callers, one woman is stirring up a social media firestorm by snapping selfies with the men who harass her on the street. >>> plus, love labels and louie vatons, you're newborn can share your passion for fashion baby red bottoms. that's coming up in big talkers. start them early, probably. what a miserable day outside. >> reporter: it's miserable, things are changing slightly for this afternoon, not entirely. >> was that harsh miserable? >> reporter: no, it felt that way. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the stead rain we have for the past few hours is pushing out of here, let's go in close her with storm tracker 6 live double scan you can kind of see the pattern of this, we've watching some of that starting to break up a little bit. you're seeing the holes being punched in the rain here or there through the region. things are starting to improve as it kind of rac

. >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> going it alone. >> it's step by step by step. >> president trump takes action against the affordable care act. eliminating insurance subsidies. >> one by one, it's going the come down. we're going to have great health care in our country. >> is the president repealing obamacare on his own? nancy pelosi and susan collins are here to weigh in. >>> plus -- >> iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal. >> defying america's closest alice and most of his top advisers, trump desert if is the iran deal. will the deal survive or will iran respond by restarting its nuclear program? >>> and steve bannon unleashed. >> it's a season of war against a gop establishment. >> is he waging a civil war with trump's blessing? our powerhouse "roundtable" here to discuss that and more. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter here this week. >>> good morning. candidate trump's core pitch was simple. if obama's for it, i'm against it. nine months into his presidency, trump has been stymied by a mix of congr

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> a four-star fight. >> we were stunned. stunned. >> trump's chief of staff calling out a member of congress. >> even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned. >> but general kelly got the facts wrong. so why is the white house refusing to back down. >> if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general. that is something highly inappropriate. >> is all this mud-slinging distracting from the bigger question? what really happened in niger. retired four-star general david >>> plus, racing against a nuclear north korea. >> we're running out of time. >> is the window for diplomacy closing? >>> we're on the flight deck of "the uss reagan." in the sea of japan. our look at the military buildup. and it's a story i've been following for more than a decade. >> uncommon valor wz common that day. >> the 2004 bat until sadr city, iraq. the families and soldiers who sacrificed about to become a television miniseries. we're one on one with lead actor michael kelly. >> action. >> from the white house to your

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, we're coming on the air right now because abcews learned that special counsel robert mueller has filed his first charges in the russia investigation, first charges filed against paul manafort. president trump's former campaign chair, you see him right there last year during the campaign. served as campaign chair for three months. want to get the latest from pierre thomas in washington. pierre. >> reporter: that's right, george. official washington was holding its breath but sources with direct knowledge tell abc news that former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and one of his associates rick gates have been told to surrender to federal authorities today. this would be the first fruits of spe

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30 a.m. here's a preview. >> reporter: can you think up this week the latest on hurricane maria, and the unprecedented tweet storm from president trump. treasury secretary is here here saying it's not a tax cut for the wealthy. we say otherwise. it's all coming up on this week. >> this reminders "action news" continues back here at noon. here's a look at the stories we're working on for you. the money has run out for crucial kids health program and congress may not act for weeks. now care for 9 million kids hangs in the balance. >> archeologist are unearthing clues on the life in paul revere in an unlikely place. for chris sowers, gray hall, and the entire "action "action news, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at noon. a after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, cr

>>> "this we >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> going it alone. >> it's step by step by step. >> president trump takes action against the affordable care act. eliminating insurance subsidies. that help millions of americans. >> one by one, it's going to come down. we're going to have great health care in our country. >> is the president repealing obamacare on his own? what will it mean for the millions who rely on it? who will pay the political price? house democratic leader nancy pelosi and gop leader susan collins are here to weigh in. >>> plus -- >> iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal. >> defying america's closest allies and most of his top advisers, trump decertifies the iran deal. will the deal survive or will iran respond by restarting its nuclear program? and what message does this send to north korea. we'll ask america's u.n. ambassador nikki haley. >>> and steve bannon unleashed. >> it's a season of war against a gop establishment. >> is he waging a civil war with trump's blessing? our powerhouse "roundtable" here to debate that and m

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> a four-star fight. >> we were stunned. stunned. >> trump's chief of staff calling out a member of congress. >> even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned. >> but general kelly got the facts wrong. so why is the white house refusing to back down? >> if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, i think that that's -- something highly inappropriate. >> is all this mud-slinging distracting from the bigger question? what really happened in niger? former cia director and retired four-star general david petraeus standing by. >>> plus, racing against a nuclear north korea. >> we're not out of time. but we are running out of time. we're running out of time. >> is the window for diplomacy closing? >>> we're on the flight deck of "the uss reagan." in the sea of japan. our exclusive look at the military buildup around the korean peninsula. >>> and it's a story i've been following for more than a decade. >> uncommon valor was common that day. >> the 2004 battle in sadr city, iraq. the families a

we want to bring in our chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. he'll be hosting "this week." good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> give us perspective. we don't have much information at this point about who is going to be charged. how significant a development do these charges have the potential to be? >> it depends on who it is. i mean, i think you're right. we don't really know all that much right now. we know mueller's been at work for five months. we know reaching an indictment in that time is relatively quick. the fact that we don't know who it is -- when we find out who it is that will reveal a lot more about mueller's strategy. is it someone close to the white house? is he going straight to the top? is it someone relatively lower level that perhaps mueller and his team hope to flip and get informs on those higher up the chain? we just don't know the answer. what we do know is that mueller has hired a serious team of federal prosecutors. we know apparently that that first indictment will be announced tomorrow. that shows that this is a serious investigation. likely to

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. >>> thank you chris, this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc.on issue gun control. >> reporter: good morning nydia and gray it's been a week since the mass shooting in las vegas so many questions remain what drove the gunman to carry out the attack. where does the investigation go from here. our experts from the latest on all that. plus a renewed debate about guns should congress take action can anything stop these attacks. we sat down with two congressmen from opposite sides of the aisle with an i will illuminating conversation. >>> plus more on hurricane nate coming up on this week. >> "action news" comes back at noon. here's a look at stories we're working on for you. it's a sounds track known around the world about to come to live in philadelphia. details on the philly pops star wars protein sayings. >>> eagles gearing up against the cardinals whose going to take it? of course the eagles. the eagles are going into the game with the same record as this time last year. two carsons are facing off at the linc. >> don't forget we have the columbu

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> special counsel robert mueller's grand jury approves the first charges in the russia investigation. arrests as early as tomorrow. who is the mystery target? how close to the white house? all the fallout. >>> and -- >> it was almost a love-fest. >> the president rallies his party behind tax cuts. after a one-two punch from republican senators. >> i rise today to say enough. >> i would just like for him to leave to it the professionals. >> as critics abandon the senate, it's trump's party now. can he lead to it legislative success? or will civil war sink the gop? >>> plus -- >> i have been silenced for 20 years. >> silent no more. >> we're going to be vocal until this stops. >> as more powerful men take the fall for sexual harassment. the explosive call to action sweeping hollywood, corporate america, and capitol hill. >> many of us in congress know what it's like. >> we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin, the facts that matter "this week." >>> good morning. from the start of his presidency, the russia investigat

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, we're coming on the air right now because abc news learned that special counsel robert mueller has filed his first charges in the russia investigation, first charges filed against paul manafort. president trump's former campaign chair, you see him right there last year during the campaign. served as campaign chair for three months. want to get the latest from pierre thomas in washington. pierre. >> reporter: that's right, george. official washington was holding its breath but sources with direct knowledge tell abc news that former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and one of his associates rick gates have been told to surrender to federal authorities today. this would be the first fruits of special counsel bob mueller's five-month investigation into whether anyone from the trump campaign colluded with the rugs in the 2016 presidential election. george, we believe that this is tied to whether his financial dealings were somehow tied to russians, not directly related to the collusion issue but we are waiting to find out what th

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tonight here, you will hear what that gold star widow told george stephanopoulos, then, the president's tweet. here's abc's chief wte >> reporter: just days after burying her husband, their 2-year-old, la david johnson, jr., holding the flag from his father's coffin, myeshia johnson is breaking her silence about the call she received from president trump. >> what he said was -- >> the president. >> yes, the president, said that he knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway. and i was -- it made me cry, because i was very angry at the tone of his voice, and how he said -- he couldn't remember my husband's name. that's what hurt me the most, because if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risked his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> reporter: less than hour after mrs. johnson spoke out on "gma," a tweet from the president contradicting the gold star widow. "i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant la david johnson and spoke his name from the beginning without hesitation." the president has also said that congresswoman f

this week with george stephanopoulos coming up at 10:30 >> martha ratis is in for george >> a politicalndolences, the white house standing behind john kelly after he gets the facts wrong. but is the war of words distracting from the administration's priority? i'll talk to general david portr portr portray is. i traveled to the sea of japan to see how the u.s. maryland is preparing. a special look at the mini series about the real life heros, actor michael kelly joins us, all that plus the round table coming up this week. >> action news continues at noon, the police convention that drew protesters to center city continues at this hour, live monitoring the situation there. >> runners honor one of the most important questions of their childhood. where is waldo? and now from chris sowers, i'm going to to the gym, nydia han, alicia vitarelli and all of us at action news, i'll gray hall, make it a great day. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administrat

. >>> this week with george stephanopoulos coming up next on 6 abc >> he will delve into the news. a respective. >> good morning, coming up, special counsel robert mueller's grand jury approved first charges, who the target is unknown right now, but we and be arrests as early as tomorrow, announcement of the indictment tomorrow. we'll talk about democratic adam schiff and chris christie former prosecutor, and the powerhouse round table weighs in on all the week's politics along with founder of the me too movement. coming up this week. >> action news comes up at noon. here's some of the stories we're working on. if you're looking for a boost, head to south jersey. details on a little known beverage that has a quiet following >> there are laws in place to protect teens from tanning salons. are they working? what the experts had to say >> for chris sowers, gray hall, jeaneatte reyes and the entire action news team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at noon. s >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> special counsel robert mueller's grand jury approves the f

right now we send it over to george stephanopoulos who is going to take over our breaking news coverage. >> good morning, guys. what a way to start the week. thank you very much. as we've been saying there's been a mass shooting in las vegas at the route 91 harvest festival around 11:30 last night. at least one shooter. that shooter is down. that was the scene at the route 91 harvest festival near the mandalay bay hotel. ♪ [ gunfire ]. automatic weapo. >>> for several minutes you hear that gunfire. it sounded like fireworks. right now at least two are dead. 26 injured according to local hospitals. awaiting a police briefing. as we do that i want to bring in matt gutman on the scene in las vegas. matt, it appears the gunman now is down according to police but this was such a terrifying situation. >> reporter: what? >> in front. stay in front. >> matt gutman on the scene. i was just saying -- what a terrifying situation as we see this video of the shooting unfolding just a few hours ago. >> reporter: that's right, george. that shooting, you can hear it's automatic gunfire. it gives you th

you may recall a couple years ago before this race really took off i was on with our friend george stephanopoulos on his show this week on a.b.c. and i made a comment and i was actually surprised at the response that is caught hell from everybody for making this comment oh i said was that i think donald trump is an unrepentant irascible religious and racial arsonist and unrepentant irascible religious and racial arsonist and i'll be doggone if i had been proved right on every word in that sentence but does he believe like conservatives the george will's. don't believe he's conservative they don't believe he believes what he's saying you know i've never. broke obama was right about this he said before he left office that he did not see donald trump as an eighty a log and i think he's right about that i don't think he is an idiot all he. he believes in monologue listen to me he has no interest in dialogue but he's not a media law and so i think that it's catch as catch can it's what side of the bed he wakes up on in the morning because you can't explain how a guy can have literally two or three pos

>> george stephanopoulos asked the president's lawyers about that. but there is no cause for that.t your typical person legal scrutiny. the president of the unite if he saw fit. he could pardon individuals. those things are not on the table but they aren't off the table. adrianna: thank you adrianna: back now with an incredible rescue. a teenage surfer spotted a man driving after -- a man drowning after his boat capsized. the dramatic rescue was caught on camera. >> watch as a drone catches the terrifying moments the boat crashes in florida. the boat capsizes and throws the man into the ocean. he tries everything he can to keep his head above the 13-year-old surfer heard his cries for help. >> at first we saw the boxes on the boat. we couldn't see what was going on. >> woman later, he spotted the boat or going against the tide. >> he was coming around the inlet so i went around to the end of the inlet where the current is and i gave him my surfboard. it was really strong and i was swimming next him and i was struggling to get out of that area near the jetty. >> his dad is not surpr

. >> coming up on this week with george stephanopoulos, the battle of the tax plan. the plan benefits the top 1%. treasury secretary steve mnuchin comes to the plan's defense. george goes one on one with bernie sanders. this is at 8:00 right after "good morning america." >>> game show host monty hall passed away. he is best known for his show "let's make a deal." hosting nearly all of the 5,000 episodes. in 1973 received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. hall leaves behind three children and five grandchildren. his wife, marilyn, died in june. monty hall was 96 years old. >>> a mystery diner he at an east coast applebee's is bringing smiles to a lot of people's faces by anonymously picking up the tab. it happened several times a month at the restaurant in washington, pennsylvania. last week someone quietly picked up the tab for a birthday party with 16 people. a few months ago, a church group. >> everything going on in the world and so much turmoil and protest and hay tret intereste to know that people care and pay it forward. >> and people say they have now begun

abc news white house correspondent spoke about the indictment with george stephanopoulos. >> this is he was the chairman of the campaign, george, somebody, ran the republican convention for them. >> a list of the charges from abc news. they are 12 counts conspiracy against the united states, conspiracy to launder money, being an unregistered agent of a foreign principal, false statements, and seven counts of failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts and, of course, i'll continue to stay on top of the story throughout the morning here on abc 7 news and we'll have updates as soon as possible. >>> developing news out of san jose where police say they've made several arrests overnight after a sideshow involving hundreds of people. >> matt keller spoke with officers this morning and has the details. good morning, matt. >> reporter: an officer was injured overnight. he suffered minor injuries and will be okay. this was a major operation for police here in san jose. check out the video hostetter road and 680. san jose, morgan hill, chp and the santa claire why departmen

. >>> "this week with george stephanopoulos" will focus on the shooting. two different views on gun control will be interviewed. martha raddock is answering the show. >>> and the time is 5:05. we are learning more about the south bay music teacher accused of sexually assaulting a charge. this morning police worry there could be more victims. lonny rivera has the story from san jose. >> they are all upset and they have a competition next week. this is what they have been spending their time on and rehearsing for. >> reporter: members on the brand shocked after learning their assistant band director is accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl. >> they had no clue this was going on. >> reporter: 34-year-old samuel neipp was the music teacher at dartmouth middle school and used his position to exploit the girl. he talked to a detective on the case by phone. >> he would post elicit images that we would deem pornography of the victim to a social media platform. >> reporter: according to detectives, neipp's relationship lasted three years. >> hopefully the

. >> coming up thon week with george stephanopoulos, the battle over the gop tax plan.he tax policy center says the plan benefits the top 1%. treasury secretary steve mnuchin comes to the plan's defense. he is also under scrutiny for those travel expenses. also, george goes one on one with senator bernie sanders. this week starts at 8:00 right after "good morning america." >>> game show host monty hall passed away. he is best known for his show "lets make a deal." he hosted nearly all of the 5,000 episodes and in 1973 received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. hall leaves behind three children and five grandchildren. his wife, marilyn, died back in june. monty hall was 96 years old. >>> a mystery diner at an east coast applebee's is bringing smiles to a lot of people's faces by anonymously picking up their tabs. it happens several times a month in washington, pennsylvania. last week someone quietly picked up the tab for a birthday party of 16 people. last month it was a church group. >> with everything going on in the world and so much turmoil and protest and hatred

myeshia johnson told george stephanopoulos the president couldn't remember her husband's name. >> numbern you step outside there is no sign of the marine layer nor its cooling clouds. hard to believe we'll be near record highs today with upper 70s at the coast. mid to upper 80s around the bay and inland. >>> all right, and number six, east bay commuters need lots of extra time. another one along the way at industrial, so it's a slow right there and capital corridor reporting system wide delays in sacramento. >> justin timberlake is getting a third chance at the super bowl. he will be back on the halftime stage since that infamous incident with janet jackson in 2004. >>> and promising no wardrobe malfunctions. we'll have to see. i don't know. >> too bad, ladies. >> on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices. >> we'll be back with an update. let's take a live look outside a. gorgeous day out there on the bay. >>> reggie aqui grew up in hawaii. >> reggie, aloha. >> got married there. >> and has that aloha spirit at 4:00 a.m., 5:00, and 6:00 a.m. >> reggie loves his dog, woodstock. >>

and the problem with hillary and what george stephanopoulos wrote about in his book, "all too human,"y's strategy in approach in an attempt to destroy bill clinton's accusers. for monica lewinsky, it wasn't necessarily the consensual relationship that she had with hillary's husband but the attacks after the fact as a feminist, as everyone is pointing to other people or hillary wants to ignore what happened before, the question is, when you are not admitting, someone like this doing it for three decades, how many more women were thrown into the harvey weinstein volcano while everybody was marching in washington against donald trump? julie: most people would feel sorry for someone whose husband did what bill clinton did, but hillary clinton was responsible for trying to get these women to lip it, because her husband was president and she wanted to stay in the white house. so whether she was a woman scorned or not, she didn't have these women's back. now she has the back of the women coming forward and accusing harvey weinstein of a lot of the similar acts that her own husband did. robin

myeshia johnson told george stephanopoulos the president couldn't remember her husband's name. johnson coming up at 5:30. >>> and number five, brand-new from our live desk, president trump just tweeted in the last hour, there will be no changes to your 401(k). congressional republicans had been considering a plan to limit the amount of money americans could contribute to their retirement plans. >>> and number six, it's one of those days where the winds blow offshore and temperatures warm up. you need to find the summer clothes. we'll be in the 80s and 90s today. >>> and number seven, despite a few earlier accidents, just the normal commute so far. unfortunately, that means a lot of brake lights westbound 205 out of tracy into the altamont pass. >>> now to big entertainment news, justin timberlake is getting ready to take on the super bowl. the 36-year-old singer will be back on the halftime stage for the first time since that infamous appearance with janet jackson back in 2004. timberlake says there will be no wardrobe malfunction this time. the pepsi halftime show is one of th