>> but robbins won't leave.cer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed. that's

>>imus: tony robbins on the "imus in the morning" program.ny is a motivational speaker, not necessarily a comedian. good morning, fat. >> thank you very much. ♪ oh, lets them be ♪ now chick-fil-a ♪ why do you care ♪ who gets hitched ♪ even if they're gay ♪ let them be ♪ chick-fil-a i don't understand why the people responsible for one of the tasteiest sandwiches outside of fried peanut butter and banana have taken a stand on gay marriage. they should be concerned on whether or not their chickens are homosexual. seeing how you need baby chicks to grow up to be chicken sandwiches you should focus on them eggs being laid rather than the people. it depends on which end you're on the which came first. i'm used to being the rooster in the hen house but i never did pay never mind to two people of the same sex who wanted to share a nest especially if they were a couple of hot chicks. you know what i mean? hello darling. i don't mean to crow about it but i ain't no chicken little. that is chick-fil-a's problem. they ain't getting laid enough themselve

creativity, i got you, no problem. >> as one of the prison's more senior residents, robbins also seesself as a bit of a father figure to some of the new inmates, as austin knight will soon discover. >> knight? >> yeah? >> ready to go? >> after completing the classification process, it's time for knight's transfer to general population. >> got everything? >> i'm going to "d." i wanted to get out of there, intake as soon as possible. be able to get some air now. i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more excitement than anything. more relief. i'm glad to be out of just that room all day. >> there you go. right there. they'll get you hooked up with your property and a mattress and see if we can get you some stuff to clean in there. >> okay. >> all right? >> yes. >> finally, knight is left alone to begin his 70-year sentence at indiana state. >> i thought the room would be a little bit bigger. that's about all. >> but it's not long before he makes a new friend, steven robbins. >> i'm steve, man. >> how you doing? i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing

>> some inmates struggle with how to serve time, a problem steven robbins has mastered. >> art is myanity and my salvation. i mean, that's what keeps me stable. this is all paint. this is not acrylics. you have to let this dry. that's how i do it. i don't try to put too much of a buildup on the paint because i want to control it. creativity, i got you, no problem. >> as one of the prison's more senior residents, robbins also sees himself as a bit of a father figure to some of the new inmates, as austin knight will soon discover. >> knight? >> yeah? >> ready to go? >> after completing the classification process, it's time for knight's transfer to general population. >> got everything? >> i'm going to "d." i wanted to get out of there, intake as soon as possible. be able to get some air now. i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more excitement than anything. more relief. i'm glad to be out of just that room all day. >> there you go. right there. they'll get you hooked up with your property and a mattress and see if we can get you some stuff to clean in there. >> okay. >> all

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>> ed to robbins is like a carney from rhode island.nist and then there was a little person, girl that was in a straight jacket and escaped from the straight jacket, did a striptease and danced around on broken glass. craig: well, that is entertainment. >> i love halloween. she really did. she did the splits on shard s of glass. craig: that's dangerous. you could get the body all jagged. >> i know, but it was exciting at the time. it was arousing. there. i said it. craig: that's what you're going to this time? throw broken glass at little people? >> oh, i can promote something. this year -- craig: is that wise? >> your show is awesome. craig: ok. >> i love the haunted houses. i go to them often. last year i went to one that was more thanan a haunted house. more like an ber interactive play. this year i'm a producer on the thing. it is called delusion. you go and you -- i don't like when you like cattle go through a haunted house and follow a trail. this is like a whole show. craig: like tind tina's wedding? i'm not going. >> look at tha

neil: when they follow me to baskin-robbins, as they have done, i have to live with the cob consequences are there photos of you eating yodels and wing dings? >> there are. neil: this panda, a gift fromming which giving birth today, but president obama is bearishish on china, he is talking tough, but critics say he is pandering, yeah, pandering. ely. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. >> today my administration is launching new action against china. neil: a little curious, president obama in ohio, blasting china, saying not about winning a straight war with china but winning votes in that crucial state. the timing is impeccable, katie? >> he is in ohio, he is trying to tout this manufacturing in u.s. while taking on china, but obama administration and obama campaign are criticizing china for subsidizing aut

. >>> i'm tony robbins sitting in for piers morgan. >> i have to try to win. >> steve wynn. >> building something that make people go wild you struck me about the coolest thing in the world to do. >> t. boone pickens built his own oil company and did better after he left it. three of america's biggest success stories on keeping america great. >> i would get out of the middle east is what i would do. >> because what they say could help everyone. >> the most patriotic thing could you do as an american is get filthy stinking rich and pay lots in taxes so we can do all these things we talked b. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >>> i'm tony robins in for piers morgan. tonight i will be with three men who can come up with solutions to help america growing again, certainly done that in huge business. begin with mark kuhn, owner of the dallas mavericks started business at the age of 12 started selling garbage sacks because his dad wouldn't give him a pair of sneakers. he founded a company called broadcast.com, after five years, he sold for 5.9 billion to yahoo! and turned around and paid $289 f

. >> with celebrities, tony robbins and richard branson, the red hot chili peppers will play a concert this evening. >> free lunch. free swag. people are willing to give you a button. a hat, a shirt. i think they're giving away head celtics in there. >> organizers say the gathering's size is a sign of growing interest in social media related technology. and for san francisco, it's a sign that at laeast for this week, the city is to become a technology hub in the middle of a tech revolution. >> all about the cloud. 90,000 people and big party in san francisco. a lot had aye phoniphones in th. waiting for the newest this friday. long line at apple stores. business and tech reporter, scott budman has a preof what you will find on the new iphone. scott? >> go from dream force. right in line at apple. might have taken a while, raj, lots of people took the time to download the operating system for mobile devices. preview of what is to come for those who plan to buy the iphone 5. apple's operating system update did not come without glitches. lots reporting problems getting on to wi-fi after l

against dunkin brands, dnkn, known by everyone for its dunkin brands, along with its smaller baskin robbins the stock has sold off big from the highs in june. investors worrying about decelerating stores, and frankly, the valuation for this growth darling did get a bit too steep amidst a macro environment where mcdonald's is cutting the price for coffee left and right. however, why do i like it? its domestic focused name, regional national growth. one of the same reasons i like ulta, controversial that last one. there are less cost risks. think about dominoes. they didn't have any of the costs for the most part. plus, unit level economics are improving. at just 18 times forward earnings with a 17% long-term growth rate, this is a buy, okay? second, a belated follow-up. back all the way august 16th, john in florida asked about velti corp., symbol velt for you home gamers, a stock that has had a nice run-up since the middle of the summer. it's benefitting from the significant growth in ads spent in mobile. come on, that's a very strong secular growth story, right? we emphasize that over and o

i was weaned and western music on the soundtrack of my childhood was marty robbins and freddie found, you know, i am the western cape, w., totally being aware of tonto, saying that to the lone ranger. either way, we just ran into johnny depp in northern new mexico. i assume he signed on to a new western representation of the lone ranger and that's a revision somehow. will track him on that. so yeah, i'm a total desert rat. i like camping out in the mojave national preserve about a month ago by myself. i don't do that very often because when the sun had set and altered by myself, i go crazy paranoid, man. it is scary out there. you know, the early christian monastics, the four century desert monastic scum of the christian mistakes would write like saint anthony would write these narratives about how they go out, these caves by themselves and they would steal themselves and then they say these horrible demons, creatures with 10 had in these crazy phantasmagorical visions. and it struck up a very close vision where i teach doug christie expertise on the four century. i asked him what i

the harvard crimson's rebecca robbins has been speaking with students close to those under investigation. >> very traumatized, very upset about the investigation. there's certainly more to this story. >> reporter: the situation surfaced after the course's professor noticed similarities in 10 to 20 exams. so he notified the administrative board who reviewed all 279 of them. they found roughly half were suspicious. >> they have been determined -- they haven't determined yet if it's specific plain rising of answers or if -- plagiarizing of answers or if it's inappropriate collaboration. >> reporter: a woman identifying herself as a harvard professor that asked we not show her face says part of the problem is that the school allows take-home exams. >> you've got to be kidding. they can write to someone in i don't know what other part of the world and get the answers right away. take-home exams are a joke. >> reporter: but harvard sophomore eliza hashme from baltimore says there's a culture fostered by the school of collaborative learning and wonders if this is an innocent extension of that.

dig in. >> thank you baskin robbins. ice cream nachos. also, walk with me now.omeone is actually leaving our show tonight. nicole, our prompter it operator, leaving us. bringing her out to the set. take off your headset, nicole. we have special things for nicole. one of our favorite young folks. moving on to greener pastures here at abc. we have a cake and things. nicole, one of our favorite people. she is an avid "friends" fan. she is a sweetheart. she has been so much fun for the last year. >> i will miss you. >> toss to the polka, nicole, here you go. >> here's the polka! ah! [ instrumental "world news now" polka plays ] ♪ >> say good-bye, nicole. say good-bye to america. >> it's been great. love you guys so much. this has been the best @ [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just 14.95 a m

. >>> baskin-robbins ice cream chains are giving bay area people the scoop on how to own a franchised stockton. the company will be holding a baskin-robbins for sale seminar on september 26th at the pleasanton hilton. >>> immigration rights advocates are planning to rally outside an arizona jail to protest the controversial immigration law. the protest comes during the same week that the judge give police the go-ahead to enforce the controversial law. >>> 660 nurses at the santa rosa memorial hospital could soon go on strike. they've decided to vote on whether to stage a three-day walkout. >>> american airlines is apologizing for some of the most valued customers for an increase in delayed and canceled flights. american says the increase in delays is because of a surge in maintenance requests. the company says the flights -- if the flights are delayed more than one hour, they will put the passengers on another flight, another airline or give a refund. they canceled 3010 flights this week alone -- dash 310 flights this week alone. -- canceled 310 flights this week alone. >>> that is

last call in this first segment of the "washington journal" comes from malika in warner robbins, georgia, on our democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead. what do you think about media coverage so far this year? caller: well, i think the media -- i think they adequately reflect the temperament of our society, and you have the republicans, like fox news, rush limbaugh, i mean, i just think they're really narrow-minded, and they don't want to change their views in our society, which is changing. i just believe that they're racist and unpopular in our day and age. they just need to understand that we're changing. we're living in a changing world. there's different people, there's different races. there's different religions, and they don't want to accept that. they don't want to change their mindset. so, in the end, they campaign about the media coverage being biased, but when they look at it, the media coverage is not reflecting -- i mean, it's small, because their views are small. i think the media adequately reflects what the larger part of society feels. host

a new creation by boskin and robbins have earned the name ice cream nachos.ping is a-okay. >> this is good. >> it is good. >>> sam, we're going to leave these for later. >> sam? >> wait a minute. what are you eating, george? what was that? >> ice cream. you have herring. >> all i've got is herring. this is ferdinand. this is eric, too, by the way, who works with ferdinand and ferdinand's pals here in wild arctic. let me ask you about belugas. they are all protected. and some are endangered, right? >> yes, there are population's endangered dough to population decline over the last few years. >> okay. about 13 feet long, 42 years old. fernand eats about 50 pounds a day. >> right. >> i feel similar to ferdinand, by the way. i feel very similar. so, it's -- the point is that we're all connected in some way. little herring in the morning for me. little herring for you. let's get to the boards and show you what's going on this morning. one or two things we want you to know. there's a little touch of autumn and cooler temperatures working through the country. chicag

motivational speaker will tony robbins will give the keynote adregs dress. company is -- sales force.com is sponsoring dream force. >>> may be difficult to find parking today around the bay area. cities including san francisco, oakland and san jose are celebrating parking day. that's the global event that encourages people to take over metered parking spots and turn them into small parks. anyone can participate but as long as they feed the parking meters. >> oh, yeah. >>> time 7:35. bart celebrating the 40th anniversary with a ticket give away, but you got to wear a special sticker to win. in about 90 minutes from right now, street teams in about what they start at passing out those 40th anniversary stickers to passengers. passengers that are seen wearing the stickers in and around bart stations could be rewarded with a ticket worth $40. the bart says 1,000 tickets will be given away both today and tomorrow. >> pretty generous. >>> 7:36. let's check in with sal. you said today's commute is better than yesterday's. >> reporter: it is. we just didn't have a gr

general spebser, robbins air force base is the largest industrial complex in georgia, the largest employerin my district, so i've opposed sequestration from the start. i understand we have to have some reductions in total spending, and certainly i think you gentlemen are better equipped to provide for where those cuts should come than members of congress and certainly the way sequestration would implement those cuts and tying your hands. i think it's probably the least efficient thing we could have done. but the world's a more dangerous place today is one of my other concerns with sequestration. we've seen this with the embassy attacks, and, general, i know that some ma reeks -- can marines have been denied access to provide protection for embassies in some parts of the world. i think that's something we've got to review as well. but i want to go, if i could, to secretary hale, and to your comments you said that, um, you would consider whether or not congress should pass another law before you made that recommendation, and in your statement you testified, your written statement says very m

i grew up in a small town in rural north carolina, a place called robbins.ked in a mill all his life, and i still remember vividly the men and women who worked in that mill with him. i can see them. some of them had lint in their hair, some of them had grease on their faces. they worked hard, and they tried to put a little money away so that their kids and their grand-kids could have a better life. the truth is, they're just like the auto workers, the office workers, the teachers and shop keepers on main streets all across this country. my mother had a number of jobs. she worked at the post office so she and my father could have health care. she owned her own small business. she refinished furniture to help pay for my education. i have had such incredible opportunities in my life. i was blessed to be the first person in my family to be able go to college. i worked my way through, and i had opportunities beyond my wildest dreams. and the heart of this campaign -- your campaign, our campaign -- is to make sure all americans have exactly the same kind opportuni