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mr. robinson, which can be seen wednesdays on nbc, comedian and argument, very funny man, craig robinson.ause ] >> larry: so there are some changes going on in high school advanced placement courses. the cultural conservatives pushed for ap u.s. history to be more patriotic and emphasize, they want to focus on american exceptionalism rather than america's faults. okay? and republican candidate in fact, ben carson had this to say about some of the changes. >> i mean i think most people when they finish that course they would be ready to go sign up for isis. >> okay. so is focusing on just the good parts of our history, is that good for kids? or is that like, you know, liking kris brown but for getting about his past? i mean -- >> well, i mean, i don't know. we can't remember america the way we remember our grandfathers. this is how grandfathers want to be remembered, because every grandfather is horrible. like every grandfather is father. >> every grandfather is horrible. >> even all of them -- they all like cheated on their grandma. it was cool. they all cheated on grandmother. even the g

mrs. robinson.- i very much like the show, but beth littleford, our own beth littleford-- michael j. fox: is on the show. does the show all the time. no poaching, is all i'm going to say. michael j. fox: well, i-- i look at it as co-opting. co-opting is a fine way to look at it. we're doing a show this week where she actually tries to-- to sexually assault me. and i may let her. jon stewart: wow. that's all right. yeah. now here-- here is the time in the show-- this is the interesting part for me. this is the time in the show where we normally do 5 questions. now-- right. my legal and medical team-- yeah, exactly-- has advised me that we have to phase it out. but i don't want people to go cold turkey, so we're going to go slowly. so tonight, the 4 questions. oh, right. now we're going to do the 4 questions. [music playing] here we go. let's see i can do this right. all right, here we go. question number one. who is the national songbird of canada? oh, that'd be anne murray. jon stewart: anne murray

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mr. robinson on solid ground. >>> and we have some breaking news out of tennessee.he nbc station in nashville where police are reportedly responding to a call of an active shooter, once again at a theater in a suburb of nashville. this happened about 45 minutes ago in a community called antioch. witnesses at a nearby business reported seeing one person in the area covered with blood. dispatched confirmed for one of the local news stations there at least three ambulances have been routed to the area. we will keep our eye on this. we'll bring you more as we can report it. >>> in the meantime we'll be back in just a minute. ♪ at grocery outlet, they sell the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you know and love. ♪ ♪ even name-brand natural foods and organics. ♪ ♪ at prices up to 60% less than you'd spend ... ♪ ♪ at those "big-name grocery stores." ♪ and did you know right now at grocery outlet a 10-pound bag of potatoes is just 99 cents! ♪ things that i know ... ♪ ♪ and love. ♪ ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market ♪ >>> well today sneerly a dozen teena

mrs. robinson, you're trying to seduce me. >> good call.>> those cougars have a better chance of landing a top job apparently. 50% of women dating younger men have higher managerial roles but the same study says those women could die earlier because of all the stress at home and their relationships. >> so why is all of that? let's ask development psychologist dr. kooper lawrence. good morning. >> good morping. >> what is the deal? >> well, okay, first of all, you don't die because you're married to a younger man. it's because of stress. but you know, women want equality in every way, shape, and form. if you're in a higher role, if you're an executive, you have all the stress. your well being is lower. your stress is higher. it comes down to how well you cope. so if you cope really well and you have a good healthy relationship you won't die earlier. >> you're saying live like a man, die like a man. >> exactly. >> men die younger. >> true. >> equality in the end, not such a good deal. >> well, not if you don't have good coping skills. that's

mr. robinson. others write -- tom: other comments we receive include denise who says -- tom: a final comment from john woodward -- tom: a lot of people genuinely upset about the idea of someone who gave so much of their lives to help children could be gone in this way. reporting live in the newsroom, tom roussey, abc7 news. leon: thank you, tom. very special man will be missed. now get to a story you will see here only on 7. the redskins quarterback at the center of a controversy once again. this time it's over something that robert griffin iii told us, right here. robert burton here now with a story that is not just blowing up here. this is being talked about all across the country today. robert: you want your quarterback to say i'm the best. you want that attitude on the field. leon: right. robert: that is normal for once. if you ever played sports most likely you were taught to believe you were simply the best. better than all the rest. whether it was peewee football or the pros. well, for some

mr. robinson was known to spend $25,000 of his own money on batman items for six kids every year. >>> newark police are looking for the grave robbers that cemetery. police say the remains date back to the 1940s and were taken from a must lee yum at the mount pleasant cemetery yesterday. there is no word on any suspects. >>> the nfl's case against tom brady is back in a manhattan courtroom. the patriots qb will not be there. nfl commissioner only gear goodell is expected to show up -- roger goodell is expected to show up but neither is required to attend. >>> "good morning america" is up next. george stephanopoulos is here. >> hillary clinton, those questions about her e-mails will be taking a toll on her. bernie sanders tightening up the race on the democratic side. donald trump closing the gap. big news about this little thing called the female viagra. the fda approved it after rejecting it twice making it the first drug to increase sexual desire for women. and we have the latest on the elite prep school trial st. paul's in new hampshire. a young woman saying a fellow student at that prep s

mr. craig robinson is in the house. >> did i see you doing a little dancing for us? breaking it down. okay. well, she was too. thank god i was off camera. just a few months after her fashion police co-host giuliana rancic came under fire for some poorly worded comments about zendaya, kelly osbourne is now in the hot seat for remarks she made on yield's "the view." >> if you kick every latino out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilet, donald trump? >> a sense that -- >> there's more jobs to be -- >> in l.a., they always -- >> but they don't -- latinos are not the only people doing -- >> i didn't mean it like that, come on. i'm not part of this argument -- >> i think what you're saying is trump himself -- >> i think sometimes, you know -- she opened her mouth and said something she immediately realized she shouldn't have said and started to back pedal. it's live tv and i think she's used to the fashion police format where shock value is what they go for. >> she had an immediate reaction from her co-host. roz sie perez pulled back and was like, wait a second. kell

mr. geist? >> exactly correct. >> we asked craig robinson. same thing. gent gentlemen, show of hands?there is something you don't want the world to see, that you are embarrassed of it's a terrible day. if you're doing okay, it's a good day. >> you're all right. >> or if there is jewelry involved. >> i'm going to say, i have to say i felt guilty and i said a little prayer but i looked at it multiple times. >> you have showed everybody. >> i looked at the gift -- i can't stop. >> you can't stop. >> i feel horrible. i'm sorry, lenny. i'm sorry. >> he's not. that's the point. >> you have given him the idea for a christmas card. >> come on the show. let's talk about it. he was just here. >> i don't know if he wants to talk about it, but i don't think he's upset. he's fine. >> he's good. >> lenny kravitz is doing okay. >> yes, he is. lenny for president. >> way to go. >> runs in the family. >> stop. i'm stopping the men right now. please stop. >>> step aside kim kardashian and caitlyn jenner. khloe. my favorite kardashian. hotter than ever. the 31-year-old showing off her fit figure on "wom

mr. charles robinson who will turn 90 later this month. happy to have my sister here. god bless you. [laughter] -- [applause] my son, harrison ryan. kons.y godson, michael wil i have a host of sons and daughters in the ministry here so they may have five would not get an amen in this crowd. [laughter] they came to give me some backup. share in the next 20 what all of us experienced june 17, wednesday june 17, wednesday night in the ground floor of mother emmanuel african methodist episcopal church. the young stranger comes in that he is treated like a fellow program. he sits amongst the people who are studying the word of god and praying. a half hour later, gets up and with a loaded gun, he begins tempted that gun -- to empty that gun to human flesh. floors, walls, ceilings. then reloads, empties it, then reloads, and empties it. until nine people, none of whom whose name he probably knows, dead in the pull of their own blood -- in a pool of their own blood. what a horrible night, what a horrible experience, but after it, believe it or not, some good stuff happened. it is almost like

mr. charles robinson who will turned 90 later this month. [applause] i'm happy to have my sister here, cynthia bryant, god bless you. [applause] jamaal harrison bryant. [applause] wilkinsodson michael ray. [applause] i have a host of sons and daughters in the ministry here, so they may have thought i would get an amen in this crowd, so they came to give me some backup. [laughter] let me share in the next 20 minutes or so what all of us june 17, wednesday in the ground floor of mother emmanuel african episcopal thi church. the young stranger comes in that he is treated like a fellow program. whoits amongst the people are studying the word of god and praying. , gets up andater beginsloaded gun, he tempted that gun -- to empty that gun to human flesh. .loors, walls, ceilings it, thenads, empties , and empties it. people, none of whom ,hose name he probably knows dead in the pull of their own l of their ownpoo blood. , what aorrible night , but afterperience it, believe it or not, some good stuff happened. it is almost like easter that comes aft

robinson was known to spend $25,000 of his own money on batman items for kids every year. >>> mr. softy is playing hardball with a competitor stealing his jingle, 16 notes in e flat. mr. softy is suing new york ice cream for trademark infringement. >> i think it's about time. about time they do something about it. they guys are running around here playing our music, not paying the royalties, pretty much laughing at mr. softy. >> mr. softy drivers like that one say the rivals playing their jingle cut into their business to the tune of 30 to 40% per day. >> wow. >> that song reminds me of my youth. >> mom, 5 cents i want an ice cream cone. sorry. sorry. it was more like a quarter. bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> we didn't have a mr. softy truck. >> what did you have. >> we had the fog machine. >> we chased the fog machine. >> i feel bad for you. >> to kill the skeeters. we have cloudy skies. it's humid. the humidities are running 70, 80%. 90 to newark. 78 the temperature right now. it will be a muggy day. not as hot as yesterday. we hit 90 for the fourth straight day. t

swain: so, one gary robinson asked on twitter, "did woodrow give any political bump or political passes on bills or issues because of edith's death?" mr. cooper: no. ms. swain: was he even thinking about the affairs of state in the months after? ms. miller: he -- well, he had to. he had to. yes, he was. and, in fact, that was -- i think he said that's what held him together. you know, he said it was what -- he had to do this. he had to be president. he had to pay attention to these things. otherwise, i think the man really could have deteriorated badly there if he had been on his own. so, that, the presidency was his crutch at this point. his attitude to me, i think, he is very much like a white northerner in this period, not a white southerner. a white northerner. the white northerners at this time kind of wanted race to go away, or, you know, it's kind of, "that's just -- oh, yes, that's right. the problems with the blacks down in the south and booker t. -- booker t. washington. you know, we'll make progress," a bit of a benign neglect. wilson is much more like that. the southerners were absolutely obsessed with it. i mean, they're