, rob, rob. >> whoa!a-ha. >> i actually do fascinators. >> ms. middleton. >> do you do a cat sound? or something? >> she rips the earpiece out. trying to fool me, beyonce? trying to fool me? >> taco bell, don't worry. >> just check it out! >> just check it out! >> oh. >> this is what they have been warning us about. this is it. we've got to go. it's been fun. >> this is it. >> yes. >> whoa! >> yes. >> whoa! whoa! >> ha-ha. >> call the emmy committee. call the emmy committee, please. >> now you have seen the whole picture. it's been a blast, have you had fun doing it? >> i have had so much fun. you are the best co-anchor and co-worker anyone could ask for. >> very sweet. >> so generous, smart, funny. an honor sitting in the chair >>> this morning on "world news now" -- bitter blast. highways turn into deadly disaster zones when drivers face whiteout conditions. >> the powerful wind, drifting snow and dangerous wind chills set the stage for a set the stage for a february freeze. it is friday, the first day

should say rob you. collateralized debt obligations rob you but structured investment vehicle rob you yeah he's just emulating as heroes the banking fraudsters of our of our era but i thought i guess you thought it would be to help him get a loan if he admitted upfront that he was committing fraud if you go to the bank right now and you say i'm a fraudster i'm a criminal i'm a rack of terror the bank will give make you a loan because i know that that's what you value in this economy now really the most important bit about the story is the comments from the average person out there in america and it shows you the problem with corruption it shows you the problem with not enforcing the law here are some of them i read to you a few james says stupid banks serves them right to get taken after they have swindled the public out of billions starr says comerica did not do a good background check on him whose fault is it that they lent him so much money politically correctional says what idiot would loan money to

say rob you. collateralized debt obligations rob you must truck should investment vehicle rob you yeah he's just emulating as heroes the banking fraudsters of our of our era but i thought i guess you thought it would be to help him get a loan if he admitted upfront that he was committing fraud if you go to the bank right now you say i'm a fraudster i'm a criminal i'm a rocketeer the bank will give make you a loan because i know that that's what value in this economy now really the most important bit about the story is the comments from the average person out there in america and it shows you the problem with corruption it shows you the problem with not enforcing the law here are some of them i read to you a few james says stupid banks serves them right to get taken after they have swindled the public out of billions starr says comerica did not do a good background check on him whose fault is it that they lent him so much money politically correctional says what it will loan money to an unknown mus

yes max this is rob university rob you his real name is robert weenie and he faces. he faces thirty years i'm for isn't for defrauding some banks front man for l.a. band charges six million dollar loan fraud so over a two year period max this guy went to comb america which is a regional bank based out of dallas and managed to secure six million dollars in loans based on the fact that he looked like a rock star and he had one you tube video which had one point four million views and for this they gave him six million dollars over the years beginning in august two thousand and three mile when he sought and obtain for loans from comarca totaling about six point two million dollars according to court documents he provided statements i claimed he had nearly eight million in assets but it turned out his account had only about ten thousand dollars right well i don't this is interesting because the bank has they're claiming they have no responsibility whatsoever in making these loans and i think this is an interesting story because it really gets to the nettle of why this gl

yes max this is rob university rob you his real name is robert weenie and he faces the winning. he faces thirty years i'm for isn't for defrauding some banks front man for l.a. ben charged with six million dollar loan fraud so over a two year period max this guy went to comarca which is a regional bank based out of dallas and managed to secure six million dollars in loans based on the fact that he looked like a rock star and he had one you tube video which had one point four million views and for this they gave him six million dollars over the years beginning in august two thousand and three mile when he saw it and obtained for loans from comarca totaling about six point two million dollars according to court documents he provided statements i claimed he had nearly eight million in assets but it turned out his account had only about ten thousand dollars right well i guess this is interesting because the bank they're claiming they have no responsibility whatsoever in making these loans and i think this is an interesting story because it really gets to the nettle of why this globa

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should say rob you. collateralized debt obligations rob you must truck should investment vehicle rob you. emulating as heroes the banking fraudsters of our of our era but i thought i guess you thought it would be to help him get a loan if he admitted upfront that he was committing fraud if you go to the bank right now you say i'm a fraudster i'm a criminal i'm a rack of terror the bank will give make you a loan because i know that that's what you value in this economy now really the most important bit about the story is the comments from the average person out there in america and it shows you the problem with corruption it shows you the problem with not enforcing the law here are some of them are really you a few james says stupid banks serves them right to get taken after they have swindled the public out of billions starr says comerica did not do a good background check on him whose fault is it that they lent him so much money politically correctional says what idiot will loan money to an unknown musi

i get robbed before, and you see people who robbed you. he was so in your eyes. he don't know how to manage his life and he want to survive. he doesn't know the right way to survive. >> but this robbery goes to show you that minding your p's and q's can only take you so far. breaking the law, even politely, can still land you behind bars. >>> coming up, these guys will do anything to escape authority. >> out of the corner of my eye, i caught him already halfway out my window. i knew what he was doing, and he jumped from hi car. >> but this guy goes to the extreme to turn himself in. >> he thought that was the way he could get some help, come to jail. so he took it literally and drove into jail. >> when "caught on camera: unusual suspects" continues. oh this is soft. this is so so soft. hey hun, remember you only need a few sheets. hmph! [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. ♪ charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less. hope you

should say rob you. collateralized debt obligations rob you must truck should investment vehicle rob you yeah he's just emulating as heroes the banking fraudsters of our of our era but i thought i guess you thought it would be to help him get a loan if he admitted upfront that he was committing fraud if you go to the bank right now you say i'm a fraudster i'm a criminal i'm a rack of terror the bank will give make you a loan because i know that that's what you value in this economy now really the most important bit about the story is the comment from the average person out there in america and it shows you the problem with corruption it shows you the problem with not enforcing the law here are some of them are reading you a few james says stupid banks serves them right to get taken after they have swindled the public out of billions starr says comerica did not do a good background check on him whose fault is it that they lent him so much money politically correctional says what idiot would loan money to

their big love scene, rob, cracking up.ere, kristen gets physical in a whole different way. >> i got to fly around on a wire and kick people. rip off a head. >> i don't know why i can't handle that. i can't handle it. >> see it on the release of "the twilight saga, breaking dawn part 2" on dvd, video on demand and digital download. >> one, two, three. >> i did a few stunts. one, 100-foot jump or something on a wire. that was pretty fun. >> and had magical powers. "twilight" has laughed all the way to the bank. the franchise has earned more than $3.5 billion. >> now, tomorrow as "good morning america" gets ready for the return of robin roberts on wednesday, "e.t." will show you the devastating medical procedure robin overcame to reach this moment. >> robin roberts' pain. exclusive, never-before-seen video inside her bone marrow transplant treatment. >> painful the first time. painful even more the second. >> behind the scenes with her doctors and nurses. tomorrow on "e.t." >> such a courageous woman. >> so strong too. i'm fl

. >> 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 nervous? >> yes, yes. i haven't done live television in six months. >> were you a little bit rusty to start? >> not bad, not bad. the first quarter was a little rough there, rob. then i felt by the second -- >> make-up checks. plenty of purell. and outtakes. >> my name is robin. i have been waiting 174 days to say this. >> hi, it's robin. i have been waiting 174 days to say this. good morning, america. >> behind all the laughs there were nerves. josh told me that you guys talked on the phone last night. you both had kind of insomnia. >> he said, let's come up with a code word. if it gets to be a little too intense. >> what was that? >> i knew you were going to ask that. i can't reveal it. >> what's the code word, robin? >> froggy slippers. >> froggy slippers is

brigham rob, rob fladeboe, thank you.ere is also one suspect killed. these residences are still on lockdown. this complicated area to do a manhunt. the sun is setting certainly making it more difficult let us check in with grant lodes... >> it is a difficult area. he is mentioning that it is near washington/ocean street. the search is focused on these two areas. there's a montessori school. and there is an alternative school, a middle school and rob fladeboe saying that these students should be taken down water street at ocean street. where there is that county building. the parent to be able to collect their children after that government building. this is the lay of the land. about one-half mile near downtown santa cruz. a very tense situation as it is getting dark. the search for suspects continues. >> pam: the police search continues for this ongoing situation for the active law manhunt of suspects as this lockdown continues for this neighborhood. we will be right back... well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u

what's going on, rob? >> our temperatures tonight as cold as the high temperatures they'll see tomorrow around boston. we're talking highs in the low 30s. the big nor'easter, our massive blizzard that fell over most of the northeast, that is tracking out towards the north atlantic. but for us, clearing skies tonight setting the stage for a chilly night with some patchy frost heading into tomorrow morning. we'll have a look at your forecast coming right up. >>> schools across the country took a good look at their security measures in the wake of the sandy hook elementary shooting. locally a san jose elementary school decided to add a door protector to every classroom. protectors are basically two strong metal brackets and a far that fits into the slots making it hard for anyone trying to come in to open that door. when administrators asked home depot to help with the cost, they donated both the materials and time. >> it was an easy decision to come out and help a local school when they asked. >> it gives a

that nothing is about to be rob robson! rob robson, the game show host? yes. hey! i'm rob robson! it's on! it's on! it's on! i entered my name to be in "tip it or dip it." let's find out who will be this week's contestants on "tip it or dip it." who will get the chance to win the fabulous prize of a year's supply of pickles? i really do enjoy pickles. paul, pick the first letter! pick an m. an m! yeah! if your name begins with the letter m, you're in the running, and by the looks of it, we have a lot of people whose names begin with m. paul, second letter. a, come on, paul, pick an a! an a! yeah! yes! we have two names that begin with ma -- marcus barnes and manny spamboni. marcus and manny, we'll see you both tomorrow at the studio. but first, i have a very special announcement. for many, many, many, many -- some might say too many years, i've been the host of "tip it or dip it." but now i'm hosting a new show, "monkey see, monkey do," with paul the gorilla. we'll miss you, rob. so starting today we'll be testing new guest hosts for "tip it or dip it." the guest host who does the

[ laughter ] >> smoking, sleeping, breathing. >> rob, rob, rob. >> whoa!y do fascinators. >> ms. middleton. >> do you do a cat sound? or something? [ meowing ] >> she rips the earpiece out. trying to fool me, beyonce? trying to fool me? >> taco bell, don't worry. >> just check it out! >> just check it out! >> oh. >> this is what they have been warning us about. this is it. we've got to go. it's been fun. [ laughter ] >> this is it. >> yes. >> whoa! >> yes. >> whoa! whoa! >> ha-ha. >> call the emmy committee. call the emmy committee, please. >> now you have seen the whole picture. it's been a blast, have you had fun doing it? >> i have had so much fun. you are the best co-anchor and co-worker anyone asked for. >> very sweet. >> so generous, smart, funny. an honor sitting in the chair next to you. an honor sitting in the chair next to you. >> and back at you. ev...direction for my life..... ...through my accomplishments... ...and now, with help... ...and support from my family and others, i own... i own my recovery... ...from addiction and depression. join t

police are saying two people robbed at gun point inside the hospital. they just held a news conference a short time ago. this is what they had to say about the robbery. >> we believe we have two victims. it's important to note from the scene there were no reported injuries, so we believe they were just robbed. the suspect did have a handgun with him that he displayed during the incident. >> reporter: as for what the suspect got away from, he took personal property, didn't steal anything inside the hospital. if you've ever been inside this or other hospital there are a ton of cameras. police are certain to have a photo of the suspect. they plan to release some possibly within the next hour f we get those, we'll bring them to you on abc2 news at 6. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sickened nearly a dozen people at a hopkins medical building in baltimore. >> rosie? >> reporter: we still don't know exactly what touched off this incident. the fire crews left the scene probably about a half hour ago, still looking for answers. here's what we do

we believe three were just robbed. the suspect did have a handgun with him that he displayed during the incident. >> reporter: we are still waiting on a surveillance photo of the suspect in this case, only a vague description, black male in his 50s. that's a little bit older than the typical robbery u.s. maybe that will give police something to look at. they are working with hospital security to try to investigate the case. once again, two people robbed inside mercy hospital around 1:00 this afternoon. police now looking for the suspect. live in downtown baltimore, christian schaffer, website whoib schaffer -- abc2 news. >> hundreds had to be evacuated from the johns hopkins medical building. >> a dozen people got sick. we have the latest on this hazmat situation. >> reporter: at this point they're not sure exactly what touched off the situation here at this building here in hampden. here's what we do know so far. this happened just before 10:00 this morning. one person, city fire crew were called here. one person said

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but nice for outdoor plans. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> most of us remember vinyl.y have never used it. we're talking about record players. as wonderful as the sound of a record is, the story is not what's on the record, it's what the record comes in. we see a bay area man spreading his love of album art. >> when rock and roll was at its inception in the mid-'50s, we just loved the music. >> reporter: like so many bitten by the rock and roll bug, eric christiansen collected records as a kid. >> i have 15,000 45s. >> reporter: along the way he realized he didn't just own thousands of records, he owned thousands of pieces of art. >> now i collect for the cover. >> reporter: he discovered each album cover told a story. each with a unique work of a photographer, or artist. >> warhol had done a lot of covers. i just thought, hey, at a used record store, you can get a warhol print for under $10. >> reporter: the covers document moments in title, like the beatles lonely harts album, and a nude 11-year-old girl shot by san francisco photographer bob sideamin. >> there was a

the beat and robbed a man in front of this baltimore cafe. he is now facing robbery charges accused of trying to steal a students laptop. crime that text alerts increasing capa's patrols and also a campaign to highlight locations of emergency phones -- increasing campus patrols. >> they are giving more resources to protecting the students here. >> students say they appreciate the call boxes and texting alerts but this is simply a matter of keeping the eyes and ears open. , in college park, richard reeves abc 7 news. >> a stabbing outside patty boom boom. two people were hurt. the victims are expected to survive. they're trying to figure out if the people involved in this incident were inside the night club before the stabbing took place. in prince george's county police are searching for a killer of an elderly woman. there were canvassing the neighborhood of geraldine mcintyre. her battered body was found inside her home. have a description of a possible suspect. >> $1 million is the reward of information leading to the arrest of a former los

up, rob neighbor, please join us. thank you so much for being here. (applause). >> assembly tom ammiano is here. (applause). >> and our state school chief tom torlichman is here and he is making his way to the podium. thank you all for being here. rob, i want to start with you. you are a los gatos man. how old was jill when this started happening. >> it started happening when jill was about 14, it started in december, she turned 15 in february and then less than a month later, she passed. >> i can't even imagine what that was like for you all. you have another daughter so you just couldn't fold so how did you deal with all that? >> that's one of the greatest challenges. you know, the devastation that jill went through, the pain, doesn't stop. families will testify it continues. it hits the community and now we have to continue to pull ourselves up and help our other daughter and the challenges of raising and parenting another child. you know, we can't just pull up in a shell. she has the right to have a childhood. she

tonight, anthony edwards, baseball great, mike piazza, and comedian rob delaney. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here on this blustery winter evening. it is kind of cold here. i think it was 56 degrees here. that's intolerable for us. it even rained. just so you know, if you left your umbrella in that bin near the front door as you came in, you're not getting it back. we sell them. it's how we make the bulk of our money here. it was chilly today. i even had to put on, i had to put a tube top on just to cover the area between my belly shirt and yoga pants. the cold weather is due to a big winter storm that just moved into california. it is moving across the country. the weather channel is calling it winter storm q which is, that's not a name. that's a letter. what if they named it p? would they say areas of minnesota are expected to get hit by p on wednesday? maybe they would. but while the temperatures may be cold, our hearts are warm and full of blood thanks to a special e

rob, diana?frin at the vatican for us this morning. like so many other american catholics, new york's cardinal timothy dolan said he was stunned by the resignation and looks to the future in a talk with abc's diane sawyer. >> the church is in the business of fundamental change internally. so when we speak about change in the church, yeah, there could be a change in style. there's certainly always going to be a change of heart because conversion of heart is what we're about. but there can't be a tampering with the changeless teachings of the church. >> dolan said he laughed when they first heard reports of pope benedict's resignation because they said they heard the same thing so many times before. >> of course, all of this has led to much speculation who might be the pontiff's successor. the top names being mentioned by experts are cardinal scola, 71 years old and from italy. he's being called the front-runner right now. canada's cardinal mark olette is next in line, 68 years old. and the former

rob? >> reporter: we are at 15th avenue, take a look at the plastic bags. inside them are people's possessions that have to be thrown out because of the water main break. on the street work crews replaced the pipe and are back filling the sink hole. this is just the most recent pipe failure in a never ending problem. >> reporter: one neighbor described it tsunami like. 3:00 a.m. this morning a river of water began invading homes. >> i am on the bottom floor so my room -- everything. >> reporter: while residents began cleaning up, work crews were repairing a water main that the public utilities commission said was 61 years old. >> reporter: the cause of this is still under investigation. p.u.c. said it looks like two sections of pipe failed. last week an 85-year-old section of pipe bust. water officials say there are two reasons. one is the cold winter water. >> open reservoirs we have, as the temperature drops that could cause expansion in the pipes that the water is traveling in. >> the second reason is age. san francisco has 1200 miles and 200 miles is mo

the driver's injuries are minor, but rob's story, major.he station -- >> i walked in the door and i had a big grin on my face and i said, you guys have to see this. >> the footage rob shot goes viral, garnering more than1.5 million hits on youtube. the ramp has been redesigned to ensure truck driver safety. rob still marvels at how he wound up at the right place at the right time, even though it was the wrong place and the wrong time for the driver. >> the fact that i had my camera set up and pointed towards the ramp when the truck was coming down. i can't imagine -- i am speechless. the timing couldn't have been more perfect. you never think that anything like this is going to happen when you are going out on a shoot. >>> coming up, a base jumper overextends himself with brutal consequences. >> before i could even really know what's happening, bang, i hit the ground. [ female announcer ] with every twist and turn... i need a clean that keeps up. new olay fresh effects' vava vivid's vibrating bristles twist and turn for a va va voom clean s

rob mayeda says enjoy it. it's not going to last. >>> for the world champion giants spring training is a family reunion of sorts. this year a familiar face from the team's 2010 world series win is back in orange and black. let's head to scottsdale, arizona, for a look at the spring training action with lawrence scott. >> reporter: good morning, coming to you from the giants team store at scottsdale stadium. one of the great things about spring train something getting seasonal friends and for one giants outfielder we haven't seen in about a year we're certainly glad to see him back here in scottsdale again. huge fan favorite during the 2010 series run, andres torres is back having spent last season in new york with the mets and looking forward to soon seeing friends and fan at at&t park. >> it's an honor. it's a dream come true to come back with the giants and i'm very excited. i just can't wait to be back in san francisco. >> reporter: and to torres, to finding a role as secondary being part of a winning team

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. we have complete coverage of the 49ers in just a few moments, but we want to get to your forecast as well. you might be getting up early to go to the grocery store. >> if you're going to be enjoying folks coming by to watch the big game, it's going to be a little on the foggy side. 49 degrees. san francisco, san mateo right now. reduced visibilities in napa. we're going to see a lot of low clouds on the coast. could have misty skies at times this morning. through the afternoon we're looking at partly cloudy skies, highs in the upper 50s. not 49, but 59 degrees san francisco today. close to 60 in san jose. by the way, as we take a look at what's happening right now around new orleans, temperatures starting to climb into the upper 50s. highs there could be close to 58. inside the dome, it doesn't matter. pleasant weather in new orleans this morning. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> we have been waiting two long weeks for this day. some 49ers fans remind us they've actually been waiting

rob? >> reporter: state senator leland yee may be the latest california legislator to receive threats but he is hardly the first. >> reporter: san francisco state senator leland yee says the e-mail came in january. it said if he didn't back off his gun control legislation he would be assassinated. >> when you hear exact procedures as to how someone will carry out an act you take it more seriously. >> the california highway patrol traced the author of the e-mail to everett basham and found destructive devices and illegal chemicals inside his home in santa clara. >> we feel confident we identified the person who sent that e-mail. >> law enforcementlaw enforcement said he too was a target. >> i hope you die. >> reporter: that came after he introduced a bill requiring universal background checks. >> go back to mexico. >> reporter: they received threats after they too proposed gun control bills. he briefed legislators as to what they might expect. >> i believe in educating people in terms of th