. >> john robins says he purchased the winning ticket at a grocery store on his way home from work, and he works in i.t. and she worked in a dermatologist's office and both say they are keeping their jobs. >> why not. >> that's what we have done all of our lives. you can't just sit down, lay down and do anything, i mean, how long are you going to last. >> and they have two children, a son who is an electrician and a daughter who just graduated from college. >> we'll pay off her student loans because we wanted just a little piece of the pie, and i'm really grate thafl we ful that we got the big piece of the pie. >> i always hoped for five winning numbers, i hoped for five because i know you get a million for five per . >> her daughter says she wants a horse, and she also asked for one and he also said, yeah, when i with interest lot rirks and lottery, and the question they have to answer? , they are taking the big check. >> we are going to take the lump sum because we are not guaranteed tomorrow. >> the other two winners have yet to come forward. those were sold in a 7-eleven in the los

john robin son says he purchased the ticket at a grocery store on the way home from work. a dermatologist's office. both of them say they're keeping their jobs. >> why not? >> that's what we've done all our lives is work. you just can't sit down and lay down and not do nothing anymore. how long you going to last? >> reporter: the robinsons have two children, a son who's an electrician and a daughter who just graduated from college. >> when we bought the tickets our first priority was to pay her student loans off. we just want add little piece of the pie. now i'm real grateful that we got the big piece of the pie. >> i want a small piece of the pie and i always hope for five numbers. i never hope for the winning numbers because i know you get a million for five. >> her daughter really wants her father to buy her a horse. she's been asking for one for a long time and he always toad her, yeah, when i win the lottery. and as for the question that right now. instead of the yearly payments. the robinsons are taking the big check. >> we're going to take the lump sum because we're not guaranteed to

john. with robin, the producer of the blair witch product, a famous movie back in 1999. he's working on some kind of different project. >> thanks for having us here. >> reporter: thanks for having us. orlando story club, people come down to the abby on the first wednesday of every month. >> correct. >> reporter: they walk in the door and put their name in the hat. if they put their name in a hat what happens? >> we choose five names, and before intermission, and boom, we got five stories. five minutes or less. then at intermission we pull five mores and we got ten stories. >> reporter: they face the sawed yens and tell a story in five minutes or less? >> so we have a theme every different charity every month, as well. all the proceeds go towards supporting charity. >> reporter: the next one is next wednesday. what is the theme? >> the theme is going to be breaks. good breaks, bad breaks, lucky breaks, breaks. >> reporter: we have a friend, dave russell. what do you do? >> i'm a director. i work with the comedy lab. >> reporter: you gave us a sample. you normally have fiv

(cheers and applause) ♪ >> larry: all right, thanks to my panelists rory albanese, robin thede and john we go, i'm going to keep it 100. tonight's question is from "@harsh critic. they ask, "marry, (bleep), kill? neil de grasse tyson, bill nye, carl sagan hashtag keep it 100." (laughter) first of all, you know carl sagan is dead, right? i mean, if i don't choose the kill for him -- this is a bizarre question, guys. >> answer it! i will marry kneel de grasse tyson! (applause) don't forget to ask me your keep it 100 questions on twitter. goodnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on pornhub! you know what it is. pornhub released its annual use statistics or rather shot them all over. it speaks volumes about our dreams, our hopes for the futurean

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(cheers and applause) ♪ >> larry: all right, thanks to my panelists rory albanese, robin thede and john keep it 100. tonight's question is from "@harsh critic. they ask, "marry, (bleep), kill? neil de grasse tyson, bill nye, carl sagan hashtag keep it 100." (laughter) first of all, you know carl sagan is dead, right? i mean, if i don't choose the kill for him -- this is a bizarre question, guys. >> answer it! i will marry kneel de grasse tyson! (applause) don't forget to ask me your keep it 100 questions on twitter. goodnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: tonight, ice cube is in the house. and we're talking about flint, michigan's water. you can't drink it, which is one of the top 10 things you do with water. i'm trevor noah, and this is "the daily show." >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> trevor: yes! welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much, everybody. there's a big discussion going on these days about whet

not the robin sons of tennessee. >> john and leah robinson went on the today 140e to show tof their price. oneef the three winning tickets of wednesday ace drawing. until now oy their immediate family knew. >> we had to ignore light of calls and we had to ignore. a lot of texts a. friday morning lisa let her boss know she wasn't coming in to work. >> i need you to watch the "today show" and a won't be be in today. just watch the "today show" police. the robin sons de sthied wanted to go public first to control their story. >> even though they want to be private after this is over, they want to let the public know that they are the winner. the robin sons saidd they bought four tickets wednesday night at macy's food mart a block quai from their home in mum ford tennessee. they are still in shock about the win and wt to do with the money. >> danielle: very interesting and good for. there and this couple says they will take the lump sum pay out that's nearly $328 million and plan to return to work on monday the other wing tickets sold in chino hill california and melbourne florida. those winn

john: you can watch more of the interview with robin roberts on "good morning america" at 7:00 right after "eyewitness news." barbara: the navy is partly powered by beef fat. it will be used in a new carrier they are touted as the centerpiece of the great green fleet and part of the initiative to draw 50% of power from alternative energy in four years. john: all right. we go to "big weather" to talk about what is coming starting tonight, really. don: i think it will hold off through our area until about between 4:00 and 6:00 tomorrow morning and then start in the northern areas first. i don't think it will make the i-95 corridor tomorrow until midmorning as it spreads across the region. i think we will see significant accumulation of ice. i'm working on the snowfall forecast and we will talk ice in a moment. we will show you right now as far as the next 24 hours, today is a nice day. a little below normal but we will go into the 40's with sunshine and high clouds. tonight more clouds and 28 the overnight low. tomorrow morning at this time the commute could be difficult. tomorrow's, f

john: you can see more of his exclusive interview with robin roberts on "good morning america" at 7:00 right after "eyewitness news." barbara: the navy is partly powered by beef fat. it will be used in a new carrier strike group they call it a milestone to easing reliance on foreign oil. they are the centerpiece of the great green fleet part of the initiative to draw 50% of power from alternative energy. john: the final run for the current version of the s.a.t. exam is this weekend. thousands of students will sit, squirm or stress through the nearly four-hour reading, writing and math test. a revamped version makes its debut in march. the college board says it will focus more on what they are learning in the classroom. there is also no longer a penalty for guessing and essay will be optional. i didn't have to do the essay when i was in school in the dark ages. don: a lot of bigger schools require it. i know we are going through it in our house. a couple of schools say you know what they will have to take the s.a.t. because he didn't have an essay. barbara: glad that is behind me. don:

john. time for sport now, here is robin. >> celebrating the year 2015, the performances on the pitch, the awardsill be taking place in a couple of hours, in zurich fans have been gathering for the occasion. several others will be handed out in the best women's player of 2015. the men and women's coaches the year and the best golf. okay, so three contenders of the prize, cristiano ronaldo for player of the year. compared to lionel messi. the neymar is also in contention scoring 46 goals in the past year. the big question is how is this all decided? well, the national team coaches, the captains worldwide rank their pick from one through three along with journalists, and the candidates spoke a short time ago. let's take a listen. >> well, my best work, it's dedication and hard work. to achieve this kind of thing you need to work hard and be a great professional, be serious in your job. this is what i tried to do, to be here for a time. it's not a coincidence. it's the tap. but the tonight without the work, it's nothing. >> well, i'm happy with the goals i've scored, and i have to thank my teammates

john: you can watch more of his exclusive interview with robin roberts on "good morning america" at 7:00. barbara: the twisted fork restaurant is ready to reopen. it has been closed since august in business sunday with an john: there's a new flavor of oreo cookie. nabisco's cinnamon bun flavor have hit the market. the buzz about the release was circulating about three months. fans rejoice on social media stores. oreos. to get back in the swing of things after holidays. don: peanut butter ones are good. barbara: something else to avoid. don: just what i need. comfort food. today is looking pretty nice. we will see sunshine and temps in the 20's. 40's later. tomorrow a different story. right now we see what is happening as far as the day ahead. 43 and mostly sunny. tonight more clouds and lows down into the 20's. tomorrow the temperatures are back into the 30's. a look at the current numbers from across the region and let's talk winter storm warning. it sis in effect from midnight tonight through 6:00 on saturday saturday. in that pink area including raleigh and durham you could see sig

john hickenlooper. the governor and his fiance, robin, have said they want a small, private ceremony. they haven't released many details about the day. >> trying to keep it small. but denver's clerk and recorder couldn't help herself. she took these photos of the governor and the bride-to-be robin pringle showing up to get their marriage license. i particularly like the picture of the governor with his groom face on, grinning like the cat who ate the canary. kyle clark asked the governor yesterday after the state of the state address is a return to married life is going to change the way he handles the job. >> we'll say that especially when you're dealing with disasters or complex issues or sensitive topics, you know, by the time things get to my desk and we're in my office right here, usually a lot of smart people couldn't get the compromise, couldn't get there. so you come home at the end of the day and you've just been kind of pounded back and forth sometimes, you know, hurricanes or blizzards or flash floods or wildfires. it is great to come home to someone who is a soulmate and r

robin tony and representative mark takei. [applause] [applause] >> in the words of john lewis, good evening my brothers and my sisters. when he asked me if i would introduce the president i was shocked and also very very honored that when i have got -- hung up the phone i said oh my god for my going to stay? the president and i met each other for 10 years ago. we were both members of the illinois general assembly. in fact we pass legislation together. it was my legislation that he helped me pass in the senate. [applause] not long after he decided to run for u.s. senate and i was one of the people, one of the few people along with jan jackowski who supported the president from the beginning and he will tell you that story also. during the time that he ran i got married and the president was a guest at my wedding. there were about three people there and i said that will be a lot of new voters for him. so let's fast-forward five years. he becomes the president and i'm still married and i have my 50 year wedding anniversary. people are flipping through the photo albums and they are saying oh my god the person was a weddin

will be a big weekend for governor john hickenlooper, he is getting married, hickenlooper announce during the christmas holiday he got engaged to hissgirlfriend, robin pringle. it will be a small private service on saturday. congratulations to them. >>> pretty quiet around here, you have to go way out there to find some weather. that's the storm that's going to come in our way by the time we get to thursday and friday. it's quiet in colorado and very, very pretty, the view from the camera downnown, looking at the broncos color in the sky, a lovely sunset. high today was 45 at dia. but we hit 53 downtown, it's 44 downtown right now. 36 out at the airport, winds are light from the south-southwest, humidity at 40%. overnight tonight, we'll dropp3 down to around 20 degrees, which is close to the normal low of 18. just high clouds, and tomorrow, mostly sunny, but still hazy, the air quality not great..3 but the temperatures downtown, upper 40s out at the airport. as far as the conditions around the country, take your pick, folks. 1 below at minneapolis. the cold air surging in across the great lakes. but our temperatures looking pretty good here, i showe

john. let's take a look at the salt bed. it is. hi, robin. what is she doing in there? >> what she is doing is we have two different options. we have the salt room, which is a 45 minute session. however, this is a 25 minute session. the benefits are exactly the same. but people who may have -- are limited on time, this enables them to get their daily or weekly benefit with less time. >> reporter: in a more concentrated format? >> it's not more concentrated. because the bed is so much smaller, it just simply takes less time to fill this area. >> reporter: very good. thank you. let's go introduce you to the owner of the salt scene, the one who started it all. hi, how are you doctor? >> good morning. >> reporter: what are we standing in? >> we're standing in my ocean room, one of my salt rooms. my popular room. made of himalayan salt. you're one of a fee -- >> most of the himalayan salt you see is pink. i wanted white. it's much more rare and i think the levels, there is a different negative ion level. >> reporter: if you had ten seconds to tell people what benefit they ha

robin moderating this from nairobi. what's the latest? >> reporter: john, we can tell you there is a large corden around this area but eyewitnesss seen several dead bodies laying outside the hotel. the assault we understand, the operation by this al qaeda group is still on going with a number of hostages. we don't know the exact number, however, are trapped inside. attackers we're told by eyewitnesss were light skinned wearing covers over their faces and they spoke in a language not native. that's the latest information we're hearing from the ground, john. >> we understand al qaeda a short time ago claimed responsibility for this attack, correct? >> reporter: yes, al qaeda and islam a special sector of theirs that just recently joined up with them, a very similar hotel they were responsible for a very similar hotel attack on the radison blue in neighboring mali that killed 22 people. similar got gunmen going in and just to give you background, this particular movement al qaeda and islam in december called for muslims in west africa to wake up for jihad. th

robin moderating this from nairobi. what's the latest? >> reporter: johnu there is a large corden around this area but eyewitnesss seen several dead bodies laying outside the hotel. the assault we

john berman. and from hln's "morning express," robin meade, it's all the best, all the worst 2015. >>> welcome.

chuck robins, ceo of cisco, and jameis gorman, and secretary of state john kerry coming up. wow.the markets as we yet again, look at crude this morning. they rolled. the prices we should let you know that, back above 28. there's the markets. the asian markets. we're awaiting an ecb rate decision there. there's crude. wow, back below 25% since the beginning of the year. asian markets. futures here, last we looked, down 50 or so. not an awful performance yesterday. the nasdaq up for a while. apple closed higher, averages paired losses, but they are giving back some again this morning. i have not seen the ten-year in a while. there's energy, which we saw already. finally, the ten-year, see if it's below 2%. managed to stay there. 1.97, which is just commentary on what's happening in the world right now. crazy. >> okay. let's talk about the headlines taking place this morning. it is a big day for corporate earnings. this is what we got, dow components, travelers out, insurance company recorded a profit of $2.90 a share, beating estimates by 25 cents. look at travelers' stock this mor

robin goldman, a 58-year- old pediatrician and mother of three, was stabbed 21 times while in the shower wednesday morning all allegedly by her own husband. prosecutor john o'rourke saying, quote, then he walked away leaving a trail of blood, cigarette and eventually called 911, unquote. reich filed for divorce in august and the couple was set for mediation monday. prosecutors say the victim was so afraid of her husband she change the locks on the doors of the lincoln road home. the judge ordered reich to sign orders of protection so he could not contact the three adult children. >> i think the judge did write today to make sure you definitely. >> reporter: on his twitter profile, reich describes himself as a, quote, standup comic. but there is certainly nothing funny about the horrific crime that happened inside this upscale home. reporting and arsdale, brian conybeare, cbs 2 news. >>> switching news, we know that certain sounds can be soothing. now there is a new trend of immersing oneself in sound to calm the body and quite the mind. some say after just one session, they are transformed. here's a look at the sound effect. >> reporter: is an ancient si

robin write a contributing writer at the u.s. institute of peace and the woodrow wilson center. the dean of the john hopkins deal of international studies and former top advisor at the state department. he's also an iranian american. he's now an executive vice president at brookings and in geneva, a visiting fellow at center for science and international affairs. he is from saudi arabia. robin, you say this scism is perhaps turning into one of the biggest divides in the world of islam in 14 centuries. >> i think so. in terms of the scope of the impact and the damage that's being done, this is something with a two rival powers that plays out politically, ideology, strategically and every range and it's having an extraordinary impact on the four critical peace initiatives that were supposed to play out this month. the effort to get the government and opposition together in syria. the effort to push the various warning factions in yemen to a second round of peace talks after the collapse of the cease-fire, to help the iraqis move to solve the crisis with isis and the iranian nuclear deep is supposed to

john. partly cloudy to most crowded conditions and then dry for most of next week. >>robin winston: traffic and weather in the time on the global application available for android and out for the bisons the tentative webers for those of you have it over into san francisco is not bad out there is ok and it's a little bit lighter than normal 31 minutes from downtown san francisco is one to the pack the part of the toll plaza what a stupid to watch the speed 92 the san mateo bridge the one find slow here but it is the normal jamar from it and it out when a one to the richmond san rafael bridge if you're heading over to the drive times with a dry type whopping seven minutes that is just different to 38 to san leandro to 980 in oakland a quick check of the committee on not on one 0115 minutes from paulo out of any of to the content and san mateo now many trouble spots in the peninsula from the quiet you're slow and drive times are high. >>darya: let's talk live to pete with kentucky chp. >>: you will see a change control this morning the rest of the road the looking grayish >>da

playing, you know, john wayne or roy rogers whore whoever, or running from frankenstein or dracula or king congress-- king kong or godzilla, or making bow and arrows and being robin hood. we did all of those things. >> rose: here is what quentin says, you are the only actor he will let play with his dialogue. you are the only guy that he will allow to even touch his stuff. >> yeah. >> rose: so that -- why should i be surprised, you are saying. >> i don't know. i don't know that that is a surprise. i do know that when i read something he's written and i have thought about the character and i've analyzed it, i read the script endlessly. i read it over and over and over again. and by the time we start rehearsal, i have an idea of who physically the character is. because i try and make that up. and talk to quentin about who i think he is physically so we have that conversation so that when-- . >> rose: like what does he wear, how he walks, everything. >> yeah, what he wears, what his hair looks like, all those things that i like to make up for a character. i have that discussion with him. so that when i'm visualizing the character, when i start to read the script for

robin, good morning to you. in going through the court documents, his co-pilot says that when they landed here at john wayne airport, david an stone saw the drug and alcohol testing team and said, i bet they're here for me. well, that would be the last commercial flight he would pilot. this morning, an alaska airlines pilot facing federal charges for allegedly flying commercial flights while under the influence of alcohol. 60-year-old david hans an stone arrested at his california home wednesday accused of piling two flights in june of 2014 while intoxicated. >> the faa's stance there is an eight-hour rule from bottle to throttle. >> reporter: he flew from san diego to portland and back to for a random drug and alcohol test. prosecutors say both tests performed showed he had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.134 and 0.142. >> the faa says 0.04. some say none at all. >> reporter: he told officials at alaskan airlines he didn't know how it was possible because he had not had anything to drink but in a statement to abc news alaskan airlines says an stone resigned after the incident before he could be fired. he now fa

robin, george, everybody, have a great weekend. please, you do too, won't you. announcer: see what is happening this instant with john clark. abc 11 eyewitness news starts now. john: good morning. a fort bragg soldier faces new charges. the cumberland county sheriff's office says marcell williams aces 13 new charges including two counts of raping a child. his bail is more than $5 million. a $5,000 reward is offered for information that leads to the arrest of a man who tried to rob a pnc. the manager caught on tape blocking the armed robber from coming into the bank. nine days, nine hours, and 32 minutes until kickoff of super bowl 50. carolina panthers will be from noon to 1:30 today. not everyone is happy with the timing. organizers say it comes down to john: let's get the forecast from meteorologist don schwenneker. don: a live look in fayetteville. 40 now. the temperatures will jump now that the sun is climbing. up to 38 rdu. 59 in fayetteville. first alert seven-day forecast for by accuweather, 51 and mostly sunny today. tomorrow, 57. 63 sunday. 65 monday. tuesday, close to 70 with showers moving in. 2016 and the latest

robin taught me a funny saying, no is a complete sentence. >> with or without a period. that's right. absolutely true. cannot agree with that more. john legend joining forces with juanes. the stars performed outside the eloy detention center in arizona singing bob marley's "redemption" song. take a listen. these songs of freedom is all i ever had >> the duo taking part in the free america campaign to draw attention to immigration and mass incarceration. legend took time to meet former detainees organizers saying that their visit has given affected families new hope. >> good for them. beautiful song too. >> no doubt about it. beautiful setting, as well. here in times square we know so many great broadway performances but a big one that's about to be revived. and to reveal the exclusive announcement we'll play a game called show tune showdown so i'll play a song and you guys have to tell me which musical it's from and, hint, guys, they're all connected somehow plus you get bonus points if you -- >> i love bonus points. >> all about bonus points on "gma." so starting out we'll go easy. take a listen. i never expected it too >> not a clue