. >>> anna nicole's dani lynn in taxis. on billboards. all over new york. >> why is it so special you're doing a guess ad? >> because my mommy was a guess model, too. >> announcer: now "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. "e.t." is on from our times square studio. >> welcome to new york city, everyone. we were the only show invited to "good morning america" for the return of robin roberts. >>> michael jackson's son prince michael is back with us. it's the moment of truth. how did he do on his first assignment as an "e.t." correspondent? >>> first, millions were watching her "gma return." what was going on behind the scenes? my exclusive interview with robin roberts is our "entertainment tonight" top story. >> wow. come on, robin. >> rob. >> what a great show. how does it feel? >> i was there from the first moment robin stepped onset. >> 6:30. robin's first day back. she greeted all of her co-workers. the excitement has been amazing. >> robin is back only on "gma." >> where else would i be? >> are you nervou

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care lynn and rachel do what they can nor the families and make that are every member of their clinic staff write condoll lens cards and the sympathy for the tragedyity conveyed throughout every step of the process, care lynn and rash chyle made sure that the patient received of the best possible care and personal if you have please welcome care lynn and rachel: (applause) ism (applause) . >> hi. so on behalf of rachel and myself our i would like to first thank -- for offering this incredible honor. but more importantly we want to thank the san francisco general hospital foundation for the work you do everyday to support san francisco general hospital to help us to continue to pursue our wishes of helping those in need. so we we are here today because of and on behalf of daniel abraham. (applause) . and the entire small but mighty hematology, oncology division at san francisco general hospital. (applause) . >> rachel and i are proud to be part of this dedicated team team team and understand that between the patient with cancer, you must acknowledge and treat not just their bodies but

jamie lynn sigler, lenny dykstra, fetuses, prison, smallpox and voila. >> jamie lynn sigler out with her fiance and baby daddy, cutter dykstra, coming out of craig's in west hollywood. >> meta soprano is now a 31-year-old divorcee knocked up by and engaged to 23-year-old cutter dykstra. >> who's a minor league baseball player. >> lenny dykstra's son. >> lenny dykstra, world series champ, three-time all-star, and convicted felon. likes include currently being in prison, bankruptcy fraud, drugs and grand theft auto, not the game. also -- >> he may have stolen $700,000 from his son. >> oh, lenny, you're encouragable. but back to cutter and minor league ball. >> where do they play, here? >> he plays in hagerstown which is not that cool. >> yes, beautiful hagerstown, maryland, best known for -- >> smallpox epidemic during the civil war in hagerstown. >> thus, their minor league team, the hagerstown red pox. hayooo! anyway, back to jamie lynn. >> she's 31, she's had a divorce, she's with lenny dykstra's kid. like, what is -- it's weird. >> what? >> she married a much older guy and did a tu

the video of our award winner, lynn povich. [applause] >> as the daughter of a journalist, lynn povich may have been destined to become one herself. but probably not. >> we were raised to get married, have children. almost half of them got married that year, when they graduated. the rest of us got jobs. >> she became a secretary in the paris bureau of "newsweek." later she joined as a researcher in new york. only held higher positions. >> you did what you were told -- go somewhere else, women do not write at "newsweek." >> the women's movement was underway and the civil rights act was law. >> we decided to do something. now this is illegal and it is a moral issue, men doing something that is against the law. so one by one we started secretly organizing. >> she was among the four organizers to approach aclu attorney eleanor holmes norton. >> it was a figment of the old order, that women were supposed to have gender-based jobs and men were supposed to have the rest. >> "newsweek local ran a cover story on the women's movement --

jamie lynn sigler, lenny dykstra, fetuses, prison, smallpox and voila. >> jamie lynn sigler out with her fiance and baby daddy, cutter dykstra, coming out of craig's in west hollywood. >> meta soprano is now a 31-year-old divorcee knocked up by and engaged to 23-year-old cutter dykstra. >> who's a minor league baseball player. >> lenny dykstra's son. >> lenny dykstra, world series champ, three-time all-star, and convicted felon. likes include currently being in prison, bankruptcy fraud, drugs and grand theft auto, not the game. also -- >> he may have stolen $700,000 from his son. >> oh, lenny, you're encouragable. but back to cutter and minor league ball. >> where do they play, here? >> he plays in hagerstown which is not that cool. >> yes, beautiful hagerstown, maryland, best known for -- >> smallpox epidemic during the civil war in hagerstown. >> thus, their minor league team, the hagerstown red pox. haooo! anyway, back to jamie lynn. >> she's 31, she's had a divorce, she's with lenny dykstra's kid. like, what is -- it's weird. >> what? >> she married a much older guy and did a tur

could this make believe nation be the new land lynn and larry were looking for. >> i would love themiblical law counties. >> you want a place where people can worship freely as christians. >> yes ma'am. guns we can't even have the bullets we want. >> you can own any kind of gun you want. >> texas isn't allowed to execute folks that rape people. >> can we kill rapists? please say yes, please say yes. >> if found guilty, yes. definitely. >> clearly the time had come for lynn and larry to leave the secular land a place where churches had to be disguised as shopping malls. i told them to gather the hundreds of thousands of like minded pilgrims and go to a new world. welcome all ye -- there's only four of you guys. you guys only got two dudes. (bleep) okay, fine. let's go. and so we brave five set forth on our journey. >> our vessel. ♪ let the river run. ♪ let all the dreamers -- look the puritan forbearers our trip would be long and arduous. let us gather and discuss the dreams we have for this new land. >> i want a place where we can -- >> hold on we're here. hold that thought. >> and 1

>> all right, lynn sweet, thank you so much. >> hey, jake.ank you. >>> up next, one man's journey into hospital billing hell. he got sick and ended up owing nearly $500,000 and that with insurance. wait until you see what investigative correspondent drew griffin found inside those bills and what you should be looking out for. >>> a popular kansas city restaurant leveled by a natural gas explosion. we have new numbers on the injured and the dead. that's next. [ anouncer ] ihop is in time square to compare new griddle-melts to your usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. [ anouncer ] ihop's new griddle melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4.99. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. >>> keeping them honest. over the next two nights, in partnership with "time" magazine we're going to try to shine light into a black hole that many americans are sucked into every day. our investigation, of course, has nothing to do with astrophysics. it's about a hi

philadelphia what do you think here we got to the pivot real early in this program i'm glad go ahead lynn go ahead well i would respectfully disagree with that assessment because i think u.s. is really behind this dispute the u.s. is playing of japan's fear of falling behind china or losing is primacy in asia and is also playing off the fear of other nation asian nations towards resurgent china so just vietnam the philippines and another countries so the u.s. is using this. as a catalyst as a mechanism to stay relevant in the western pacific so as long as these asian countries fear chinese of bullying them but u.s. has a role to play and they can sell weapons. you know it can stay profitable otherwise it has no role in western pacific so u.s. is really behind this is going to japan towards this confrontation station which i know because the issue was dormant for decades there was no you know no over. conflict until recently japan initiated this so this rather suicide tactic is really instigated by watching the sea believe it let's go back to washington d.c. then. yes it is that it has bee

on the phone right now, lynn sweet for the chicago sun times. good morning. >> good morning. >> when president obama has been making a huge push for immigration as of late. he's taking the time to meet with these ceos of major companies, coca-cola, yahoo, what do you make of his strategy on immigration so far? >> well, he's trying to get in a lot of stake holders. today he is also meeting with leaders of progressive groups at the white house. and i think what he's trying to do is to help gather these outs side groups to help pressure congress to pass comprehensive measures. >> there is that hearing today. i want to talk about republicans. it's no secret they don't really farewell with the hispanic vote. and i mean this could hurt them in both congressional races, also potentially ut race for president. how do you feel they're going to play this one out? >> well, first of all, it's gotten done to the table. the reason you have these republican leaders, mccain in the senate, marco rubio, you have them at the table. when you ask them why, you say e

we owe to women like lynn. we owe to you. thank you so much.applause] we will work extraordinarily hard to honor the work that you have done and i want to thank you all for being so kind and laughing at my jokes even though they were all a little lame. goodnight. [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> senator, i will tell you why we invited you. not only did we want to see a unicorn, we wanted to see fargo outtakes. you know, you are 100 seniority but you have an active history tonight. you are the first senator i've ever seen tell a joke about the lack of size in the senate office as compared to house offices. also, you have given a name and i think all of us should write this down -- she has given a name. we didn't pick it up at the moment to think about it. she gave a name to the largest unnamed bipartisan caucus in the house or senate. she said it. i wrote it down. delusional procrastinators. [laughter] one other thing senator, that thing about the talking. do you do that on the senate floor? you will get a good laugh and get lots of pity and

financial markets broadly and also, drilling down into the region we are delighted to have tim quinn lynn an economist with wells fargo securities to she had light on what the future hold tim quinn lynn provides analysis on financial markets macro economic developments in the mainly economies in the world he writes for wells fargo monthly economic reports these are great report if you get them by-the-way, and provides regular updates on industrial production, business spendings and manufacturings and tim has flown across the country to be be us and so we are so delighted and so please welcome from wells far go tim quinn lynn economist: . >> thank you very much for having me here today. i have got about ten minutes to spend with you and in that time, what i would like to do is sort-of describe some of the big challenges that you the united states economy faces right now and then kind-of lay out wells fargo baseline forecast for where he where where we see thing headed for the overall united states economy and at the end of high presentation i brought as me some terrific slides on the local

lynn? >> well, the whole theme of the obama state of the union when he said guns measure deserves a vote. that's not how congress works. obama is asking for the exception, not the rules. they have a bunch of rules that try to prevent votes. in the senate the obama team probably should have seen that republicans could have used the 60 votes against hagel, as they have. therefore, the big task for obama is to try to get a pledge from boehner, it will be very, very, very hard to do, zwrous get his measures that he's favors in his agenda to the floor of the house. that is very hard since boehner controls everything. >> chris, the exception, not the rule? but it seems that the rule these days is exactly what we are seeing. >> when it comes to i think big pieces of legislation or big issues, it is the rule. if you're talking about sequestration, a good example, it's going to require 60 votes for a deal to get through the senate, which basically means the proposal the democrats came up with just a

yesterday that lynn-sanity was born. jeremy lynn broke out for 24 points against the nets. tonight he did even better. he played one of his best games of the season and sneaking a career high five, three-pointers. right before the half and curry shows he can hit the long ball from half court. he gets it in. but houston was on fire from downtown. lynn hits again and he scored a game high 28 points. it goes along with nine assists. the rockets would tie the nba record with 23 three pointers. it is from the corner and eunice does the honors. he said he would not break the record by telling his players to foul in the final minutes. the warriors get blown out 140-109. tomorrow night they are in oklahoma city. the top two teams in the league the sharks and blackhawks squared off in san jose. it looked like the sharks would cruz. would cruise. it is 3-1 in the first period. but the blackhawks come back to tie and then go ahead in the second. douglas murray turns it over and patrick cane scores to make it 4-3. the final 5-3 and san jose has lost three straight. two days after falli

that's lynn. lynn co. let's go to greg in new jersey.reg. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. just wanted to get your perspective on a business partner that you brought up with isis and wanted to know the other side of that, which is alny. >> yeah, we've looked at that. you know, it's an interesting -- speculative friday. i bless it. but i'll talk about the idea of the one i like. biomarin. great number. that's my spec in the group and i reiterate that's my fave. need to go to rob in pennsylvania. rob. >> caller: jimmy. boo-yah to ya from glenside, pa. >> glenside. around the corner. what's happening? >> caller: hey, jimmy, was just wondering about aqua america. the old suburban water company. >> you bet. that was my water company when we never had to drink bottled water because their water's better than bottled water. none of that plastic. it's come alive after being dormant for a very long time and i have to admit it's starting to roll up. i'm on board. call me a momentum player. i will take the blame. let's go to richard i

ñcús >>> it was one year ago yesterday that lynn-sanity was born. lynn broke out for 24 points against the nets. tonight he did even better. he played one of his best games of the season and sneaking a career high five, three-pointers. right before the half and curry shows he can hit the long ball from half court. he gets it in. but houston was on fire from downtown. lynn hits again and he scored a game high 28 points. it goes along with nine assists. the rockets would tie the nba record with 23 three pointers. it is from the corner and eunice does the honors. he said he would not break the record by telling his players to foul in the final minutes. the warriors get blown out 140-109. tomorrow night they are in oklahoma city. the top two teams in the league the sharks and blackhawks squared off in san jose. it looked like the sharks would cruz. would cruise. it is 3-1 in the first period. but the blackhawks come back to tie and then go ahead in the second. douglas murray turns it over and patrick cane scores to make it 4-3. the final 5-3 and san jos

are all becoming more assertive and that feeds into china's ok here let me go to len let me go to lynn in philadelphia the other thing that if i would argue here is this nasty nationalism versus nasty nationalism it sounds quite dangerous. well the nationalist angle is used to play up support though mystically japan is using this dispute to rebuild its military so already is gaining something from it and abyei was reelected because of his nationalist right wing stance and his rather belligerent stance so nationalism is used in us too to gain support for whatever each country is doing but it comes down to resources and geo political reasons you know but. some money is at the heart of this but nationalism emotion is used to gain support. but i want to return to the us japan. coordinated effort to. create a front against china the u.s. is not just getting closer to you know. allies as us australia and india as already mentioned but also vietnam in cambodia is former enemies and the japan too is giving navy ships to the philippines and selling submarines to vietnam so this is a very coordi

i'll start with you, lynn. the new line from republicans, as we just heard, this is the president's sequester. and as they try to move that message forward, are they setting this up? giving him the blame when these cuts go through? >> i think real people, real people will just think congress takes ownership of the mess and won't care about blame. this is a self-inflicted wound, doesn't have to happen. the answer may be, by the way, as a practical matter just taking this budget issue and cuts just down the road more, which is what congress does best. >> all right. this is what the president said yesterday. let's take a listen. >> we've got to stop with some of the politics that we see in washington sometimes that's focused on who's up, who's down. let's focus on the same kind of common sense and cooperation that we're seeing at this plant and we see all across the country. >> all right. so there he is in north carolina, talking about common sense. that sounds pretty simple to most. but how tough is it to go out

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>> all right, lynn sweet, thank you so much. >> hey, jake. you. >>> up next, one man's journey into hospital billing hell. he got sick, and owed nearly $500,000 and that's with insurance. wait until you see what investigative correspondent drew griffin found inside those bills and what you should be looking out for. >>> a popular kansas city restaurant leveled by a natural gas explosion. we have new numbers on the injured and the dead. that's next. how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. thermacare works differently. it's the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles. for up to 16 hours of relief, try thermacare. >>> keeping them honest. over the next two nights, in partnership with "time" magazine we're going to try to shine light into a black hole that in americans are sucked into every day. our investigation, of course, has nothing to do with astrophysics. it's about a hidden universe, the health care industry does not want you to see. th

. >> heather lynn mcguire, 36, gun. >> during the service, the state police officer read the names ofthe 49 people who died because of domestic violence between july of 2011 and june 2012. one of the featured speakers err incurtis is a survivor of domestic abuse. shewas beaten and stabbed by her husband in front of her kids he got a 12 year sentence but is eligible for parole in half the time so he could be out of prison in six years. o'obviously my children and i have a mental sentence that we will never be rid of. >> there is a measure before the general semibli to add time if abuse happens in front o kids an abc2 news investigation found that school bus drivers were getting camera tickets and not being tracked. today a bill was signed that will require copies of those tickets to be sent to contractors. last week, the city council passed the measure unanimous sli, tonight's signature makes it official. >> and the feds are getting involved in a case involving queen ann's sheriff and his brother a former detective in the department is now suing the department claiming she was fired af

>> all right, lynn sweet, thank you so much. >> hey, jake.ou. >> up next, one man's journey into hospital billing hell. he got sick, and owed nearly half a million dollars, and that's with insurance. wait until you see what investigative correspondent drew griffin found inside those bills and what you should be looking out for. wow! what exactly is a cashback concierge? well there's lots of ways you can get cash back - i'm here to help you get the most bang-for-your-buck. it's a personalized thing from discover. it's easy, we won't try and sell you anything, and it's free. free? i want that. yeah you do! this guy is great. high-five through the phone! yeah! i did it. did you actually do it? oh, i did! i totally did. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. cashback concierge get the new it card at discover.com. [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] we created the luxury crossover and kept turning the page, writing the next chapter for the rx and lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting

lynn, welcome back. watching this event today t seemed a very personal one for president obama. >> margaret, absolutely. this was in the city that spawned his local career and in the neighborhood where he lived, he worked, he taught at the university of chicago. he was a state senator from that area. if we were there we could walk to his house from the school in a short time. go to the park where the girl was murdered. mrs. obama grew up not far from where he spoke. and mrs. obama is a true south cider. she calls herself that. he talked about that at the school. and you know, in chicago when you say you are a south cider, that is something you say with an enormous amount of pride. so obama by identifying with the neighborhood of which he adopt odd when he came to the city twice, first as a community organizer, maybe by chance and then by choice after harvard law school, he knew this was his home and his speech reflected that. now-- . >> warner: and how did coming to chicago, how did today's event have th

>> all right, lynn sweet, thank you so much. >> hey, jake.ou. >>> up next, one man's journey into hospital billing hell. he got sick, and owed nearly $500,000 and that's with insurance. wait until you see what investigative correspondent drew griffin found inside those bills and what you should be looking out for. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. advil pm® or tylenol pm. the advil pm® guy is spending less time lying awake with annoying aches and pains and more time asleep. advil pm®. the difference is a better night's sleep. >>> a popular kansas city restaurant leveled by a natural gas explosion. we have new numbers on t

look at exactly what the president plans to focus on at tomorrow's state of the union, we turn to lynn sweet. she is the washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times. good morning to you, lynn. >> good morning. >> so when looking ahead to the speech on tuesday, president obama will be talking about jobs, he's going to be talking about the economy. does he have any specific plans to grow both that we haven't already heard yet? >> well, i think we may hear -- i think the differences will be more on the margins. there will be some proposals that will be interesting for people who might be in manufacturing, the job creator segment, but i don't think you'll hear, if you are yo' expecting a rollout of some totally new initiatives, you may not be hearing that. all this, of course, will be framed as ways -- the emphasis will be on helping the middle class. >> you're there in chicago and the president is headed there to talk about gun control legislation, which is clearly on the agenda for tomorrow's speech. it's been known that key democrats have been asked to use their guest ticket for v