i'm sure he is robby. maybe you've met him some place, huh? dan talbot? robby, please.y mining town in the state. we never hear of him. he's gonna be home for christmas isn't he mom? perhaps robby. don't count on it. i guess that'll be about the best christmas present we can have. we wouldn't care if he never found any gold, as long as he came home. son, why don't you take care of our guests horses? i'm sure they could use some water and maybe some oats. sure mom. i got so busy talking about pop, i clean forgot my manners. be right back. sure son! you're very proud of robby aren't you mrs. talbot? i am. if it weren't for robby, well there are times i don't think i could go on. you feel better when husband get back. well that's just it. i know ben won't be home for christmas. i think robby knows it too but he's just trying to cheer me up. has mr. talbot been gone long? six months. i have prayed he would give up this crazy search of his but its gone on too long. i'm sure he's afraid to return home a failure. him want gold that bad? oh i'm not blaming him, really. after al

robby parker has three kids ages three, four, and 6. he lost the 6 year old .with the reporters and we thought it was important to share with the viewers. the message he has for trying to come to grips with this tragedy and what he wants the counselry to know. this is robby parker in his own words. >> contacted by so many people and agencies uponing to know how we are doing, and i thought this was the best way to share my feelings. first of all i would really like to offer our deepest condolences to all of the families directly affected boy the shooting it is it a horrive being tragedy and our hearts and prayers go out to them. this includes the family of the shooter. i can't imagine how hard this experience must be for you. i want you to know that our family and our love and support goes out to you as well. at this time so many friends and family and complete strangers who we don't know for all of the love and coldollences and support you have beginitous. my daughter emily would be one of the first to be tand give your love and support to all of the victims, b

we heard from robbie parker about an hour ago.s a father of one of the victims, his daughter was emily. he says he's not mad, but he talked about his daughter a lot. he said she would light up a room, always had something nice to say about everyone. then he said, i'm so blessed to be her dad. that from robbie parker who is struggling for answers here tonight in newtown. this was a town, by the way, that just recently was listed in the top five safest communities to live in the entire country. from this day forward, the town of newtown, connecticut, will always be remembered for the massacre that occurred here only 36 hours ago. we were in town a short time ago and found this. >> this is the town hall in newtown, the center part of this town and as we have seen throughout the area, these makeshift memorials that are set up. cheerly these are candles lit yesterday afternoon and last night and many more gathered a bit earlier today. newtown covers a large area, but frankly not a lot of people live here. population about 27,000. it's

robbie montgomery. can i call you mrs. robbie?yes. >> congratulations, you're on the third season of your show now. >> i can hardly believe it. i was praying that it made it through number one, and now we're on three. >> the reason i love it and my family loves it is we get to see the real you. >> i don't have time to act. i just go for the throat, go right at it and keep going. >> and for those that don't know, it's based on you running your business. >> yes, a mom, son, we don't get along at all. my sister, my nephew who is lazy, we're giving him jobs and opportunities, he's not taking advantage of them. i have a grandson that's doing bad in school, so it's an everyday family trying to make it. >> and people connect to that because it's a real family. >> that's right, for real, it's really real. >> and the business is real as well, you're a very successful entrepreneur. >> yes i am, thank god. >> three businesses, right? >> yes, st. louis is my home, i was a professional singer for many years, i moved back home and the whole cou

listen. >> my name is robbie parker.mily is one of the families that lost a child yesterday in the sandy hook elementary schools here in connecticut. i've been contacted by so many people and agencies wanting to know how we're doing, and i just thought, you know, this might be the best way to share those feelings with everybody. first of all, i would really like to offer our deepest condolences to the families affected by this shooting. it's a horrific tragedy and we want everyone to know that our hearts and prayers go out to them. i can't imagine how hard this experience must be for you and i want you to know that our family and our love and support go out to you as well. at this time, our thanks go out to so many people, so many friends and family and complete strangers who we don't know, for all the love, condolences and support you've given us. my daughter emilie would be one of the first ones to be standing and giving her love and support to all those victims, because that's the type of person that she is. not becau

later in the half here's robby lemons dealing a three ball from the corner. carter love 20. they beat the aggies from uc- davis 75-52. cardinal 7-3. >>> indiana facing butler.

robby clemens with that shot there. >>> tom crane, jim harbaugh's brother-in-law indiana against butler last seconds. game. hoosiers tied the game at 76.

so we'll see if robby parker -- i assume he's going to come out to the microphones now.t. it looks like the family is there. and they're getting ready to make -- to come to the mike rephone. we'll listen in. >> okay. so my name is robby parker. my family is one of the families that lost a child yesterday. in the sandy hook elementary school shootings here in connecticut. i've been contacted by so many people and agencies wanting to know how we're doing and i just thought that this might be the best way to share those feelings with everybody. first of all, i would really like to offer our deepest condolences to all of the families who were directly affected by this shooting. it's an horrific tragedy, and we want everybody to know that our hearts and our prayers go out to them. this includes the family of the shooter. i can't imagine how hard this experience must be for you. and i want you to know that our family and our love and our support goes out to you as well. at this time, our thanks go out to so many people, so many friends and family. and complete strangers who we

. >> that's an amazing statement from robbie parker.ou can see that he's definitely torn with the loss of his daughter. the oldest daughter and he went on to explain what kind of person emily is, she was an artist and she carried around markers and in fact, she just recently lost her grandfather and she would draw cards, she was a budding artist and she would draw cards for people who were in pain or agony to try to ease their burden and when her grandfather lying in the casket. she drew a card and puts it in the casket with a message of encouragement to her grandpa. and you see robbie's willingness to forgive, so powerful and so poignant for the times in which we live right now where we do need that, that precious balm of forgiveness and i remember talking about the same thing, but it's so hard, but when you bring a community together like this, guys being in connecticut now how close knit this is. and is an air especially new tourn, you expect this to happen. >> it's a small state. it's hard to say that i'd be this for giving and robb

robbie parker lost his daugter emilie. >> "she always had something kind to say about anybody. she is an incredible person and i am so blessed to be her dad." the state medical examiner said he believes all the graders as police continue to search for evidence in the school, the community is trying to figure out just how to cope. " when tragedies like this occur, people often look for answers, an explanation of how this could have occurred. but the sad truth is, there are no answers. no good ones, anyway." "the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school is a stark contrast to the feel you get walking thru this picturesque town. it almost feels like a norman rockwell been one homicide in the last ten years." police say 20-year-old adam lanza, seen here in a photo from 2005.killed his mother in her newtown home, then forced his way into the school friday, and opened fire, killing children and adults. lanza's aunt says she never imagined he could do such a thing. he was different, he was quiet, nice kid, good kid. in a statement, lanza's family says they share the grief of the

. >> rachel cox, who was robbie cox? >> robbie cox is my deceased uncle who made the decision in june of 1941, six months before pearl harbor brought america into world war ii, he made the decision that he wanted to fight the war against fascism, and went to england and enlisted as an officer candidate with the british army. he took with him for friends, another man who was a student at harvard, and three other guys who who had recently graduated and were doing what they could to help the cause of freedom and liberty against the forces of nazi fascism speaks that he was studying at harvard at the time. what was he studying and what was his life projector at that point? >> well, he, like his four brothers had grown up in new jersey and vermont where his family had had property for quite, several generations. he went to prep school at st. paul school where he distinguished himself as a student and as a student leader and as an athlete. and like all his brothers in his uncles and his grandfather's before him he went off to

. >> how can you, asks robbie parker, when you lose your 6-year-old daughter. his bright light. artist with crayons, elder sister to a 3-year-old and 4-year-old. >> she was the type of person that could just light up a room. she -- she always had something kind to say about anybody. and her, her love and the strength that she gave us and the example that she showed us are is remarkable. she is an incredible person. and i'm so blessed to be her dad. >> we're just devastated that someone so beautiful and perfect is no longer going to be in our lives. and for no reason. >> but then, just a day after losing this little girl to violence, her 30-year-old father said very simply, i am not angry. >> as we move on from what happened here, what happened to so many people, let it not turn into something that defines us. but something that inspires us to be better, to be more compassionate, and more humble people. the best thing that i can think of to do to move on is to help other people. when you help other people, you feel better about yourself. and the more people help

robbie parker lost his be her dad. >> axelrod: robbie parker on his daughter, emilie. as we learn more about the chaos and terror inside sandy hook elementary school yesterday morning, we are hearing more about some extraordinary heroism from teachers inside as well. some in the last moments of their lives. michelle miller picks up the story now. good evening, michelle. >> reporter: good evening, jim. grief is everywhere. the corner gas stakes, the local diner, and most certainly at any one of the num know in our heart she was protecting those kids from that shooter. >> reporter: fred rogers, mr. progger to most of us, used to say when he was a little boy and he saw something scary his mother would tell him, "look for the helpers. you will always find people helping," she said. and certainly, that was the case here in newtown. jim. >> axelrod: michelle miller, thank you. will the massacre move congress to consider tougher gun laws? [ female announcer ] born from the naturally sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. now from the maker of

thank you, robby. >> excuse me. >> thank you, robby for the question.f you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. there you go. >> no fog we're dealing with outside right now. let's check in with jeff newman to get the latest. >> you left out london fog. i'm working on an endorsement deal for a rain coat. >> about 1987, jeff? >> how about the velvet fog, mel torme. only tony would remember who he is. you are looking at a stalled tractor-trailer up on the right shoulder that is right by georgia avenue. slowdowns by connecticut but not much volume. outer loop has more volume as you head around from college park passing university. manageable volume now as you head towards oakton and the beltway. here is your look as you are heading past duke street with the hov lanes in the center of your screen with very light volume today and we'll head over to prince george's county. some volume over there heading past 201. no accidents or since the, route 5, route 4 and the bw parkway as you head north of powder mill and out

he has since been identified by family as robby kumra, a millionaire and former owner of the famed mountain winery. while friends say it was his wife who called 911, court documents actually show the couple was divorced in 2010. friends told us they didn't know of any problems between the couple and say they are devastated by the loss. >> he was a man who lived life on his own terms, always the center of attention, the life 069 party. i was really surprised to hear that he was a victim. >> reporter: police have not said how kumra was killed. his wife was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. it's the first homicide as we mentioned in 40 years in this upper scale neighborhood. live in los, gatos. >>> police found a 17-year-old boy shot to death neither intersection of west san carlos street and lincoln avenue. the shooting happened around 11:30 last night. officers say the killing appears to be gang-related. >>> in a fire forced the ert closure of the san francisco zoo today. the fire was reported about 1:00 this afternoon. it took about three hours to contain the flames.

. >> one of the newest dogs at the prison is named canine robby. >> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend an individual that may be either hiding in a building or is not cooperating with orders that's been given to him. if the individual is still fighting, then the dog has to be physically removed because the individual is moving. the dog won't come off. i consider canine robby as a partner. i feel confident he's going to assist me because handler protection is part of what he's certified to do. >> that's a good boy. that's a good man. that's a good man. >> up next, one inmate's fall from football stardom to a life behind bars. >> i lost my family. that's the biggest thing i deal with every day. to the best vacation spot on earth. (all) the gulf! it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such

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joining us now, psychotherapist robby, ludwig, and we talkedded about these killings far too much. in this instance, young, i mean, talking 5-year-old children, makes it all the more tragic p p >> right, and, i mean, sometimes what we see is these spree killers target children because they are an easy mark, and they know it's such a heinous crime. they target people during the workweek. they target them during work hours because they know that they can get the most amount of people during that time. there's always a connection. there's always some straw that broke the camel's back, always some major rejection that this individual can't tolerate, and the way they handle it is by targeting somebody that means something to them so what did the school mean to this particular shooter? what did the children mean? lou: and to kill his mother, that, in itself, and that is the beginning of the spree, as you described p -- described it. >> right, yeah. lou: that led to the murder of the children and six others. >> this is a killing of one's mother. he was an adult. he was not a child. that c

i want to play something robbie parker said, and then we're going to discuss it. >> that free agency to act and choose whatever we want. god can't take that away from us. i know that's something he was given, and that's what he chose to do with it. i know god can't take that away. i'm not mad. >> the question of fate and destiny and free agency, try to sort that out for us. >> first of all, i believe we have free will, and that we've been given all the tools to create a society that protects our children and cares for our children, and then in some ways we have to look at how we have failed when we have moments like this. so i understand this idea of not being angry at god. i want to say it's okay to be angry right now. with grief we have many, many feelings, and i think faith can handle all of them. i think that this wasn't destined. there are things we could have done. in some ways the piece of grief that is the hardest is how do we look at how we're responsible. that may not be the first place we go. right now it's really just about reaching out and, you know, blessing our childre

after his roommate robby used the web cam to tape him kissing another man. then posting the video online. >> i think people's privacy should be respected and it wasn't so i thought it was messed up. >> it broke my heart. i started crying because i have been in his shoes. >> robby was sentenced to just 30 days for cyber bullying. was in the charged in connection with with the suicide itself. >> when you see somebody doing something wrong tell them that's not right. stop it. >> sometimes the prank is dressed up as a righteous sting. >> because there is child predators out here all over the place trying to get kids to meet them to have sex. it's a very scary situation. >> during the early 2000s, nbc was flying high with highly popular to catch a predator series. premise, to catch men seeking online to meet underaged children for sex. >> this 53-year-old is bringing candy. >> did you bring my m&ms? but what he has in mind isn't so sweet. >> working with internet watchdog group, nbc lured the member to a house where they were ambushed on camera. >> said on the in

. >> i simply do not know where robbie parker, this man found the strength and composure. >> so welloken. his daughter, clearly, so important to him and that family so close. so impressive. the parkers moved to connecticut from utah just eight months ago. emilie is going to be buried back in utah. >> as robbie parker and other parents struggle with the tragedy that happened here on friday, they also face another challenge. how to explain it to their children. something we were talking about earlier. here's lisa sylvester with some expert advice. >> if there's an image that sums up this story, it is this. any parent out there can relate. psychiatrist charles rasin with college of medicine. >> how do you wrap your mind around something like this, with the understanding that it will take a while and there will be people closely impacted by this that will never wrap their mind around this. human minds are not infinite and this is appearing to be the worst schoolyard catastrophe in history. there is going to be a huge long-term fallout for this that will impact people's emotional well bei

her father - robbie parker - stood before the cameras. he wanted to let others know about his little girl. and he talked of.forgiveness. >> my family is one of the families that lost a child yesterday in the sandy hook elementary shooting in connecticut. i have been contacted by so many people, agencies wanting to know how we are doing. and i thought that this would be the best way to share these feelings with everybody. first of all, i would like to offer our deepest condolences to all the families that were the most impacted by this shooting is a horrific tragedy. all of all our hearts and prayers go out to them. this includes the family of the shooter. emily was bright, creative, and very loving. emily wanted to try new things. she loved to use her talents to touch others in she was an exceptional artist. she always said pencils, markers and she never missed an opportunity to draw a picture or make a card for those around her. i cannot count the number of times that emmeline noticed feel someone said or frustrated and would rush to fin

. >> robbie parker also delivered a message to the shooters family expressing condolences for the difficulty time they are going through too. >> no case compares to the carnage at sandy hook elementary. all of the students dc all of the victims were shot several times. one of the teachers natalee hammond survived. the gunman fired at least 30 round magazines and investigators say he used a long weapon likely a semi automatic rifle. >> i've been at this for a third of a century. and it's my sensibilities may not be the average man. but this is probably the worst i have seen. >> they do not belief the victims suffered for an extended amount of time. >> out of tragedy comes hope and comfort. people have gone to newtown to pay their respects and offer solace. john sue sockeye is there this morning. john. >> reporter: the emotions here in sandy hook connecticut are still incredibly raw. one family came here to this memorial to bring a jack in the box for jack pinto. another woman we met is a second grade teacher at a nearby school and she was particularly moved by a card left by a child at that m

robbie parker, the father of 6-year-old emily parker, she was killed yesterday.rried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. information on my phone. connection to doctors who get where i'm from. and tools to estimate what my care may cost. so i never missed a beat. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. boproductivity up, costs down, thtime to market reduced... those are good things. upstairs, they will see fantasy. not fantasy... logistics. ups came in, analyzed our supply chain, inventory systems... ups? ups. not fantasy? who would have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. >>> president obama will travel here to connecticut tomorrow to join in remembering and in mourning the victims of the second deadliest shooting incident in u.s. history at a school. a white house statement says the president will speak at an interfaith vigil for families of the victims as well as families from sandy hook elementary school

. >> robbie marshall is in charge of monitoring the gang activity inside the prison. >> i believe we have about 455 confirmed or suspected security threat group members from 2000 and that's the one that we know about. right now our most radical group is our white supremacist group, specifically, the arian brotherhood. typically, an ins department that an assault has occurred in, most of the time you'll see the arian brotherhood behind that and it goes hand in hand with drug trafficking and extortion and intimidation. the arian brotherhood is very structured. they've got by laws, just like any other organization has. they brielieve in tex expansionf the white race. this is a confirmed arian brotherhood member. 13 counts of burglary and we was basically bigger rising veterinary clings for special k, pcp and stuff like that. >> since his incarceration in wabash valley, he has been involved in many fights with staff and other inmates. >> i wanted to get into a fight with somebody. there's a problem that i had with one of his brothers or whatever. we could make it to where he's going to s

she -- >> reporter: robbie parker's daughter, emilie was one of the 20 children killed in friday's shooting. >> she is an incredible person. and i'm so blessed to be her dad. >> reporter: parker and dozens of other parents had their children's bodies returned to them by authorities yesterday. police say they died when 20-year-old adam lanza forced his way into sandy hook elementary friday morning and started firing. president obama will travel to newtown later today to attend a memorial service. he'll also visit with the victims' families, this as investigators try to figure out why they were killed. people who knew lanza describe him as odd and remote. police say he shot and killed his mother nancy lanza at home and then drove to the elementary school he attended as a boy. authorities say the guns he used belonged to his mother. >> she had a gun collection and she was a real gun enthusiast and she would go target practice shooting with her kids. >> reporter: 26 children and adults were killed during the shooting, including teacher vicki soto. at a vigil for her last night, soto's sister as

joining us now, psychotherapist robby, ludwig, and we talkedded about these killings far too much. in this instance, young, i mean, talking 5-year-old children, makes it all the more tragic p p >> right, and, i mean, sometimes what we see is these spree killers target children because they are an easy mark, and they know it's such a heinous crime. they target people during the workweek. they target them during work hours because th know that they can get the most amount of people during that time. there's always a connection. there's always some straw that broke the camel's back, always some major rejection that this individual can't tolerate, and the way they handle it is by targeting somebody that means something to them so what did the school mean to this particular shooter? what did the children mean? lou: and to kill his mother, that, in itself, and that is the beginning of the spree, as you described p -- described it. >> right, yeah. lou: that led to the murder of the children and six others. >> this is a killing of one's mother. he was an adult. he was not a child. that cha

rotten robbie is joining others moving from low tech stickers to newer generation readers. >> once you try to get inside, it won't work. it's broken. >> reporter: joan at gas station card receiptors are one example of new technology spoke for a downturn in skimmer scan. >> the counter measures have really improved. >> like this pump that sounds an aalmost and kills the power if someone tries to break in. >> i think you'll try to do something different. >> experts admit as card readers get more high-tech, so do the criminals. even though the scams are down, use a credit card instead of a debit card. there are more protection or credit cards and it's easier to dispute fraud. julie watt, cbs 5. >>> netflix users who want to crawl up with a couch are in luck. the streaming company is back on line. they blame amazon's clout for this to happen. this is the third time this year that an amazon outage has disrupted netflix's service. >>> if you are dreaming of a white christmas, you certainly got your wish but enough is enough. >> who says we had a white christmas? way want the snow or nothing

for what he does. -- thanks robbie for what he does. i met him some years ago when he found my office in an office building. he came in and we had a chat and i said, my goodness, this fellow knows what he is talking about and he has never disappointed me whatsoever. what we need to do is explain to the american public things such as the fact that you cannot move thousands of troops and their equipment down all the other things that go along with it free of charge. it has a price tag that is quite large, but it is in the best interests of the united states. to answer your question, i think we need a very cultured energy -- cogent energy policy that we, the people in this room like you and me, we can inform the american public that this is a problem and this is a way we propose to fix it. >> thank you. you are passionate about this subject, i can tell. let's talk more about the military. you talk about moving people and machinery. there are some of the other esteemed leaders of america's military here. what about american national interes

robbie? [laughter] >> hello. this is a question for all the panelists. given that we now have an entertainment commission, according to the economic impact study, in the last three years to four years, we have lost the north beach jazz fest. power to the peace canceled for the second year in a row. and we lost the love fest. is outdoor entertainment, those sort of events, is there a crisis there that we are collectively ignoring? what can be done to fix it? thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> i will answer that. sure. i think that each event is as strong as the people behind it, quite frankly. what we can do, obviously, breaking out, we can do some that -- some best practices. some people have been adamant about wanting to work with other groups. some groups have not wanted to work with us. some groups are bigger than us. we might be stealing their intellectual property. we do not feel that way. we have openly shared the best practices. i think that having those tools is one part. having good people behind it is another. from year to year thinking throug

flowers were left in front of this sprawling mansion, the home of the 66-year-old man, known as robbie to his family and friends. it's unknown why his house was the target of a home-invasion robbery early friday morning. >> i don't have any reason to believe it was something just driving down the street, a random attack. that said, we're trying to figure out why they would be targeted. >> reporter: police are looking for this man described as white or latino, 23 to 24 years old, 6 feet tall with a skinny build and dark hair and dark eyes. investigators say he and several others broke into the house, killed him and beat his ex-wife during a robbery. police say they are in the process of tracking down leads. one of the challenges, the crime scene was located on a 7,000-foot estate. so there was a lot to cover. >> it's been our number one priority. investigators have been working on very little sleep around the clock and going home and coming back. >> reporter: the man and his wife were dis-- were divorced but they were reconciling, friends say. his family released a statement which says

. >>> before we proceed, this note in a story about the late robbie shankar last night, some of hourideo mistakenly showed shrish ri. we regret that area. >>> now to sports. >> and the car yes, sirs, larry beil is here. >> i tell you what, everybody in the nba will look at this box score and go, whoa, the warriors won in miami? they beat lebron? ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. the golden state warriors made a loud statement to the rest of the nba. they are for real. they are going to miami. they beat lebron james and the defending nba champions. they have a new pre game routine. we should start doing this. >> let's do it. i like it. >> lee is doing great of the he blows by with authority. tied at 43. lee hammers lebron who lands awkwardly and a flagrant call. lebron was if pain, but stays in the game. klay thompson, five 3's. the warriors up one at the break. tied at 87 and lebron, and oh that's ridiculous. he had

. >> a very powerful expression from robby parker. he's the father of six year old emly parker, one of the victims in the sandy hook elementary school shooting in few town, connecticut. >> hello, i am mike huckabee. i am coming to you live in new york city . our nation is in shock over the senseless and unspeakable tragedy that took place in newtown, connecticut. the shooter killed his mother in her home and then to a elementary cool where he gund down 20 opportunitis and teach ares before he took his own life . molly? nthe community has been pulling together since this horrific massacre. there are numerous vigils and we are getting word that president obama is it joining the community and an interfaith vigil. ther joining together and healing the community. it is it a difficult and long road ahead when you think about the victims in this case. and so many lives lost and 12 little girls and eight little boys and six women. two of the women killed were so young. beginning their careers in education . in their twens and one just 30 year

and then robbie.ge, when he wrote norwegian wood. >> beautiful song. >> that had some influence from it. later, this. then he got, went and studied for six weeks and got all the mysticism and became the best known indian musician on the planet and he passed away unfortunately. >> that's why we're talking about it. >> it's a sad reason why but robbie shankar is gone at 92. >>> let's take a look at some stocks to watch. joy global earned $2.20 a share, on certain items come paired to 19.91. but the forecast was below expectations. costco was ahead of estimates and revenue and profit margins also above. dupont forecasting four year earnings above the projected ran range. i believe that 25 to 330 number, it coincided when the company had issued disappointing guidance. >> see it right there. >> exactly. so now it will be a little better than they thought. maybe they overshot being conservative. and coinstar, the xaes red box unit launching a streaming video plan that comes with four nights of physical dvd

it came from a man named robbie parker. and he was speaking about his daughter emilie. and while he was emotional and just absolutely devastated, the compassion that he was able to show was stunning. kim la was there while he was talking to reporters and has more for us. kyung, tell us more. >> one of the things he wanted to say was thank you. one of the reasons he called reporters to this church here, a church heifer only belonged to for ate months because he moved here to take a job at the hospital to take care of newborn children. taking care of children then having to lose his child. he called reporters here. hen't wanted to say thank you because so many people had reached out to his family to say we are so sorry, we are so horrifie horrified. you know, you can imagine how this man feels. he lost his child, but he wanted to take that moment and then express that he wanted to make sure that people understood that society should not be defined by this moment. here's a little bit of what have he said. >> i was leaving to work and she woke up before i left and, i've act

robbie perry and paris prince tied the knot in a backyard ceremony.ouncement appears in the magazine's latest issue. the newlyweds join me now from mass. congrats on the wedding. jet has prince of the union's of people for decades now. we need to point out though that two female couples have also appeared in the pages before but you're the first male couple to do so and the president has praised this move but, paris, i want to ask you, how does it feel for you to make history like this and for gay men in the african-american community? >> well, it's an exhilarating experience, thomas. i understand that we are a part of a movement, as you mentioned, a large evolution not just for "jet" but also for the arts and minds of americans across this country as we know president obama has evolved an now we can add "jet" magazine to that. the pace of that change is occurring very quickly. things that i thought wouldn't even be possible when i was a teenager, in fact, i think darwin would be amazed at the evolution that's occurring right now. >> you know, charles

later in the half here's robby lemons dealing a three ball from the corner. carter love 20. they beat the aggies from uc- davis 75-52. cardinal 7-3. >>> indiana facing butler. last seconds. game, hoosiers nail a three to tie the game at 76. game in overtime tied at 86. a floater bucket. ballgame. 88-86 over number one indiana. like i said, wild finishes this afternoon. >> christmas came early for gabrielle ludwig. 30 years away from the game she is once again playing college basketball and she is finally at peace with herself. at mission college in santa clara, you won't find too many players like gabby ludwig. know that she turns 51 and 30 years since she last played college basketball. it's because she used to be robert john ludwig who spent most of his life knowing he was a woman inside. >> your body doesn't match your spirit. and you search and search for what that thing is. and then when you finally become educated enough to understand what is afflicting you, you can decide to do something about it. >> reporter: ludwig had a gender change operation in july. the proud mo