yeah, sure, robert. thanks. there's... a lot of tension down here. all right, let's get this over with. debra, "while your mate is off snorkeling, "you're relaxing in the resort hot tub. "a sexy stranger starts playing footsie with you. do you withdraw your foot?" ooh, ha ha. yes, of course. what the hell was that? what? what was that pause before you answered? i didn't pause. yes, you did. yeah, you--you went like this, you went: hmm, ooh... what was that? ray, if i paused, it was just to picture you snorkeling. oh, you know, you-- you're so obvious. you're just mad at me because of the other thing. what other thing? nothing, nothing. you moving in. i-is that why debra followed you in the kitchen, to yell at you? no. talk about pauses -- ha ha! ray... all right, i'll take a lighter and a can of hair spray. debra, what did you say to him in there? it was ray! ray's the one that said it. all right, i'm not saying anything anymore, ok? that's all. no more questions. well, when your mother showed up-- hey, you got a problem with my mother? a horrible wo

and robert downey, jr. and sarah jessica parker.ve the "twilight" scene with kristen and rob, too sexy for the finished movie. >> that's coming up when "e.t." with nancy and rob returns. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> just six more days until hollywood's biggest night, the academy awards, airs live, this sunday, on abc. and four more presenters have just been added. melissa mccarthy, john travolta, salma hayek, liam neeson. >> well, nancy is my date at the oscars. >> indeed i am. >> we'll look back at the wildest star pairings who ever walked the red carpet today. we are cracking open "e.t.'s" oscar vault for this edition of they dated? >> the one and only cher. >> in 183, recognize her date? 23-year-old unknown val kilmer. they dated briefly in the early '80s, bringing him to the oscars again in 1984. 1989 was a fascinating year for couples on oscars' red carpet. >> you guys are a colorful couple. >> thank you very much. we're trying to be colorful. >> that was when teenage bad boy corey feldman's date was his 14-year-old

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- i'm sorry, robert. but this is the first time the police have actually offered me a job themselves. and i'll have geoffrey to mind me. he's goin' as me son. ah. yes. now, talking of sons we had a phone call from our derek tonight. what?! why didn't you say so? - calm down. - something's happened. calm down. it was 4:15 in the morning... 4:15?! and you've never told me? he was coming back from a party. it was gloria's birthday party. will you get into bed and i'll tell you all about it! hetty! it's number two, was it? there's number four. me mind's not fully on this, geoffrey. you'll have to help me through. don't worry, mrs. wainthropp. i'm right beside you. and just think you can get into practice having a son again. come on. me auntie beryl lived up the top there. she wasn't really me auntie. she just used to help out when me mum was a bit worse for wear. oh, and i remember a girl when i was 14 who lived... i hope nobody remembers you, geoffrey. number two. i think we've arrived, geoffrey. hello, love

robert gladden jr. was in court today. >> new details about the case. prosecutors offered robert gladden jr. a plea deal but he did not take it. he said he was sorry about the shooting. >> he tell the baltimore county court friday that taking a shot a gun to school and shooting one of his classmates was the dumbest decision he is ever made. the shooting took place on the first day of class is at perry hall high school in the cafeteria. in a special needs student was shot in the back. robert gladden jr. is charged as an adult but his defense team argued a case should be moved to the do not court system. he claimed he was trying to kill himself on a day of the shooting and that if he went to prison, it would be like a death sentence. he told the judge you are the only person i can give me that chance. they argued his actions were egregious. calling what happened a nightmare for all who were subjected to what he did. the defense attorney said robert gladden jr. was trying to commit suicide and came up with

robin roberts made a return to "good morning america." coming up next on abc7 news at noon, the story of her incredible five-month journey and how she inspired some many along the way. >> the oscars are coming up fast. we hear from host seth of mcfarland and the challenges he faces the first time leading hollywood's biggest show. >> and longer waits when you go through airport security. we will explain why. >> here is a live look outside. the big weather story is the unseasonable cold. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ woman ] looks like another glorious week in florida. ♪ ♪ that...was...awesome. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] how do you make your family vacation this epic? go to visitflorida.com. >> it is the talk of the nation is new. the woman who put smiles on some many people's faces is back on the anchor desk. >> robin roberts celebrated her return to "good morning america" with family, friends, and even complete strangers. jummy olabanji has the story. >> a very special edition of "good morning america " " with robin roberts and george stephanopoulos -- >>

he says he's feeling good and we'll have the video as robert griffin iii walks the red carpet. his entire family was here, dan snyder was here and the redskins trainer and security staff are definitely protecting their investment. we'll see you in a minute. >> amazing pictures. if you didn't know griffin had surgery 3 1/2 weeks ago you wouldn't watch know by watching him walk around tonight. and we'll have more on the rehab later in sports. >>> to the weather now, light snow fell across the area tonight. started with flurries for most of the afternoon and then around sunset the flakes really started to fly giving us a light coating on our cars and on the ground as well. let's find out if there's more where that came and here's chuck bell with a first look at the forecast, right on schedu, right, chuck? >> absolutely, jim, this is two clippers in two days and another chance tomorrow and yet another chance coming up on monday. the first clipper that we dealt with a few hours ago the bulk is moving on out, still snow showers from western virginia and southwestern virginia as well

robert: good afternoon.d it is not only the home sales that are up, but luxury rentals also. you are looking to create a new niche. we have some video of the complex here. talk to us about how much it is and sort of why people would pay up to 40 grams a month in rental versus buying a home like this one in the hollywood hills. >> there is a market for a lot of different people. $5000 to $40,000 a month. in our place, it is all about freedom. it is about having choice and the luxury of time. it is to be able to lock the door and take off and travel. they are living a more bicoastal or global life because of business. they do not want to be burdened by staff and housekeeping. robert: historically, a lot of these a-list or people would stay in four or $56 hotels. >> we are about 50%. hotels are great, but it is not your home. we can do everything for you. we have a car that takes you and drives you around town. robert: with that, i will send it back to you in the studio. dennis: thank you very much, robert ray.

i met with robert a few times, he turned it down.nd then briefly johnny depp considered the project. it turned out not to be right for him. then i heard that james had read it and liked it, and i hadn't even thought of james. i knew him very well, he was a friend of mine. >> fine, you want to come, come. >> you'll see james on screen starting march 8th. >> sam had already directed james in three spiderman films. and jokes he learned that james and the wizard had a bit in common. >> the story of a selfish man who becomes a selfless man. however, as i began to think about james' experiences, i remember when he was a selfish young actor. you want to defend yourself, go ahead. >> as well as sam knows me, i know him. i've known him for a little over 11 years, he's a bit of a womanizer and a bit of a phony in the beginning. i think we've delved deeply enough for your show right now. >> at that point prince michael was told he had time for one last question. i reminded him of something he wanted to ask. >> i just turned 16, i'm looking to g

robert hatcher: pelvic inflammatory disease is not an equal opportunity disease. it causes infertilely, chronic pain, hysterectomies for women, no comparable pathology for a man. so if a man tells a woman "but i love you so much, i mean, i'm taking my chances. you take your chances." you just tell that man that the risks are not the same. we can be encouraged that there have been some declines in gonorrhea, but gonorrhea rates are highest in the united states among industrialized countries. so what does all this mean to us personally? alexandra levine: maybe we have to think in a society a little bit differently about sexual behaviors. there was a time in the '60's where life changed and behaviors that were very common in the 1940's or 1950's went away. maybe you got to think about that a little bit. is it necessary to have sex with somebody that you don't really know? and we better look at that in a very careful way as a society. that's hard to do, but that's the real issue. who is that partner? how important is he to you? because the fact of the matter is, in a

robert gladden has pleaded guilty to attempted murder. a judge accepted his plea and agreed to a maximum sentence of 40 years. the 15-year-old shot a classmate at perry hall high school on the first day of school. gladden is expected to be sentenced on monday. >>> a man convicted of strangling 16-year-old felicia barnes wants a new trial. a motion filed by michael johnson's attorneys list a number of what they call improper actions taken by the prosecution, many of them involve the state's key witness, james mccray. mccray testified that he saw barnes' body in johnson's apartment, that johnson admitted to raping the teenager and even asked how to get rid of that body. the motion claims that prosecutors improperly emphasized that testimony during their closing arguments. >>> time now for five things to know on this wednesday morning, secretary of state john kerry will make his first major speech today. kerry is scheduled to take the stage at the university of virginia where he's going to focus on foreign policy. his address will be the fir

i felt that robert kennedy was the embodiment of that. he was in many respects the last half liberal this country has ever had. -- the last tough liberal this country has ever had. he is certainly the only candidate in a primary -- gary, indiana, a tough town, in an open convertible. on the one side of him is the former middleweight champion of the world, a product of gary, and on the other side is the african-american mayor. -- both communities cheering. he was -- no other candidate would have brought together white working-class blue-collar americans and african americans, in a way that nobody before or since has ever done. i think it would have made an enormous difference. he was opposed not simply by big business -- chunks of big labor, including the afl-cio, opposed him vehemently. it was interesting. he would have been elected with fewer income rinses in that sense than i can imagine. -- with fewer obligations than i can imagine. >> were you in that hotel? >> i was in san francisco. i was responsible in getting out the vote in north

robert: how is the demand for houses?demand for housing in this marketplace is extremely strong right now. as i said before, you have a very strong job market that's starting to build. we have a household that's very positive right now. on the other side you have shortage in supply both in standing inventory, down to about 2 1/2 months of available inventory and no availability of land. those two are driving -- robert: can't make more land. >> exactly. robert: thank you very much for joining us. liz, he's also finding investment partners unusual in some cases, universities, some other pension plans are joining in. everybody is looking to get in on the action out here. back to you. liz: all they want in california is a lot of parking i tell you that because everybody drives. thank you robert very much. are the homebuilders feeling a real impact of housing recovery? robert just showed you one example. but one of the biggest names is hovnanian enterprises. the chairman and ceo is right here in a fox business exclusive. let's

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. >>> and coming up, we'll have a live report, as we welcome our friend robin roberts back to "gma," just a few hours from now. >>> plus, business news. how did hackers take a big, old bite right out of apple? >>> and think your morning latte is pretty pricey? we'll show you the most expensive starbucks drink, ever. >>> and welcome back. gas prices are now rising at the fastest pace in nearly a decade. prices are up almost half a dollar per gallon in the last month, at a time of the year when they're usually low. gas already tops $5 a gallon in some cities. many analysts predict it will break records this year. others expect drivers to begin reducing their consumption if prices go too much higher. >>> all of those merger and acquisition deals are lifting wall street, to new height, as well. the dow jones industrial average is opening this morning almost 36 points above 14,000. that's the highest in more than five years. and get this, good news doesn't stop there. it's only 130 points away from the all-time high set back in october of '07. >>> and google stock is also riding pretty hi

. >>> after her own health battle, robin roberts returns today. the day her fans and her work family here at abc have been waiting for is finally here. >>> good wednesday morning. crews are still searching through smoldering rubble in an upscale area of downtown kansas city. >> more than a dozen people were injured and cadaver dogs were brought in to make sure no one is buried underneath. they suspect a gas leak touched off the massive explosion and fire that hit a powerful restaurant. it rattled windows and doors blocks away from the scene. >> the ground just shook. sounded like -- it was a giant explosion. >> and the explosion hit. and it hits you like a shockwave. >> the heat from the fire came into my car. my windows were up. but i could feel the heat. >> before the explosion, people who work in the area had been told to evacuate because of the strong smell of gas. many were still grabbing their things when the blast hit. >>> and another massive fire overnight. hundreds of firefighters from 12 departments in ohio are battling a blaze in 1 of t

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robert deniro is clearly in a different category. what will you take away, if you and he would never work together again, you made some magic here. what will you take away from this experience, having had this moment with mr. dinero? >> is just such a blessing to know the man. he is a very quiet, soulful man. he really was our teacher on the set. he set the tone of seriousness. he loved his craft. the man has not been nominated in over 20 something years. he has not won in over 30 years. he still loves every bit of his work. he brings every bit of focus to it, and we all learn from that. whether he is just running in from the dancing in the third act, he would go outside with chris tucker and do pushups and start talking to chris tucker in character. we all learned from that. he taught us that just being present, even if your silent, can indicate so much emotion. a director should never make the mistake of underestimating that. i love the tone he set on the set, and i will carry that with me for the rest of my life. tavis: is it poss

first chief justice roberts was against the white house and against tte affordable care act and came around? a lot of myth sprung up around this. >> one of the problems when you work for cnn, they keep the stuff you say on tv. so i'm very much on record for saying this case would have come out differently. the oral arguments, i thought went bad for the general. >> this was their general. >> the general, got a very hard time from the justices. i think -- now that i have had a chance to do reporting on it. i think john roberts recognized that the obamacare case, falling on top of bush -- citizens united in 2010, had, for a third time, five republican justices in a highly partisan way trashed the dreams of democrats, i think there would have been damage to the court as an institution. >> do you buy the argument he was concerned about how the court is viewed? >> absoluttly. >> isn't he only concerned about the law? not the optics, the institution. >> he's concerned about the supreme court as an institution in the american life. it is important for the justices to recognize they don't liv

ktvu's robert handa is there with how the impact now is having on the community, these deaths, robert? >> reporter: there is still a memorial growing by the hour. and all day for citizens and officers it has been a time of mourning. >> reporter: a steady stream of visitors contributed to the memorial. many sympathized. >> i can't imagine, you object, the sadness. >> reporter: the police chief held up pictures of the two officers as he addressed the grief over elizabeth butler and loren baker. >> the department is in mourning. our officers are off today. the city is being protected, the community is being protected by the santa cruz county sheriff's office. >> the police department asked the community to help watch out for crime. he plans to do just that. >> when events like this happen then we have to come together and help each other and do what we can. >> reporter: some people knew the slain officers. >> she was a caring loving mother. mother of two. small children. and -- and i am really brokenhearted. >> reporter: elizabeth butler had two daughters and a son. a young officer worki

it was not just robert gibbs' problem. is a problem of that job, no matter who has the job. >> reported a drone strike today along the border region. as you know, afghan and pakistani officials have been vocal about their concerns about them possibly killing civilians as opposed to terrorists. what can you say to address their concerns? and can you talk a little bit about the president's thinking about when it comes to drone strikes? >> you know, i won't talk about anything specific like that. >> did drone strikes make it les simple to the american people to understand when these are secret and often done without -- >> you're trying to get me to talk about things that i can't talk about from the podium. >> the president has acknowledged the drones. why can't you? >> again, i'm just going to point you to what he said and not discuss further this issue. >> it's a facade. it's silly. >> bill, i'm sorry. >> john brennan's confirmed cia director. is it safe to assume the drone program will continue? >> i'm just not going to. i

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we'll have the latest from the courthouse on robert gladden's sentence.ons of dollars are at stake for the oil spill. join us for these stories and all the day's breaking news at 4:00 right after dr. phil. >> please stay with i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and you never need a referral. see why millions of people have already

in i don't think so, robert?i don't know that an interlock torrey motion right now is the right way. the defense is looking into it. i think that perhaps the issue of having more time to prepare adequately for trial will have to be revisited in the future. >> geraldo: if he loses on appeal. i get it. i want to ask you and i will bring in bo dietl to also give us h his opinion. robert, how does your brother george, i know you can't speak for him but the fact that come out here, bo. the fact that it is almost as if and again i don't speak with great presix an suggs and i doo generalize. i think you can argue that black people and minority people feel one way and think your brother is guilty and many white people, i hate to put a racial tone on it, feel that your brother is innocent. how do you feel there seems to be racial sides chosen in the murder case, robert? >> that is a question i get a lot and i feel saddened by it. this is black history month and the reality is that we want people to know that black skin co

robert greenwald, your thoughts.n't this memo released to the public by the obama administration? >> the obama administration is doing everything in its power to keep every single aspect of this disastrous and horrific policy of assassinating people in other countries. they're doing everything they can to keep it hidden. >> assassinating? you're saying -- you're saying assassinations are taking place? is that what you call it? >> yes, that's what i'm calling it. with people around the world who have not been tried by a jury, there has been no evidence against them, and we are guessing, remember this, we are guessing this and accusing them of things that we have absolutely no firm evidence about. i was in pakistan. i spent a lot of time talking to people, ed. we've talked about this. it's heartbreaking on a moral level, and it's absolutely disastrous on a security level. >> i'm surprised that there are veteran senators that aren't troubled by this. joan walsh, where is the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, p

. >>> coming up, a side to robert griffin iii that you may not see too often. sports extra continues after this. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. >>> welcome back. robert griffin iii is well on his way to recovery, last week accepting the rookie of the year he award in new orleans. he was up walking around, even said's ahead of schedule. great news for redskins fans, and great news for us in the media who always got a kick out of his memorable press conferences. >> it's gut check time. we definitely checked our gut. i'm good for one every time. >> no, we never shared a burrito. we ate burritos in the livin

kellen roberts was a seattle kid, very alive, generous to a fault. a free spirit, whimsical and spontaneous, drove his red truck all over the country, lived life on his terms. >> he traveled all over the world. he traveled the united states. he jammed in as much as he could and you know what, it left a much better legacy for us. >> reporter: march 7th, 2005 on a trip to sioux falls, south dakota, kellen hit his head in a freak accident. he died there far from home, but not far from minneapolis. he was an organ donor. >> scared. we drive to the hospital and they were going to cut me open and take out my heart. >> reporter: the transplant was a success, the engine of life had passed from one man to another. >> i just wish he could know how grateful i am. >> reporter: connor wanted, needed to know about kellen. >> i was so grateful, but so -- you know, i'd give it back in a second. >> reporter: erin more than anyone understands what's in connor's heart. erin, you see, was kellen's sister. >> it's priceless to know that a part of something you love so mu

after that sentence was handed down today, the prosecutors released the 50-minute interview that robert gladden jr. did with police. he didn't go too far into why he did what he did, but it is clear clear from listening to that tape that he is disturbed young man. >> chilling words from robert gladden, jr., shortly after he opened fire in school. >> i walked into the cafeteria, and i didn't have any one person that i was trying to kill. ijust turned and shot. before icould get the second shot off, a teacher came over and pushed me up against a vending machine so i gave up. >> police also released surveillance videos showing gladden walk in with the shotgun in his hand then staff members try to subdue him. then he's up against that l vending mission. the only person injured daniel bro wee. >> how many sh -- boar wii. >> how ma >> 21. >> why so many? . >> because i figured i would hurt as many as i could. >> he told a class mate to leave the cafeteria because he had been having homicide dal thoughts for years. >> why was this necessary. >> to make a point. >> what's your point? . >> teach

angry rye, chris smith and robert costa. let's talk about the garden state.lautenberg will not be running for re-election. newark's mayor cory booker has filed papers for a senate run now says it's too early to look at that race. this is cory booker on "face the nation." take a listen. >> 2014 is a long way off. let's focus on supporting the democratic nominee for governor and frankly a lot of legislative races up for grabs right now in new jersey. >> that kind of surprised me coming from cory booker. does that surprise you at all? >> no. cory booker has had to tone it down ever so lightly. >> someone got in his ear. >> based on the initial announcement before senator lautenbe lautenberg announced. as soon as the democratic nominee is settled on the governor run. >> this is the buzzfeed heed line from today. that was cory book they are morning and here's the headline from today. cory booker heading to palm beach for senate fund raiser. >> an alternative headline in reaction for booker saying it's too soon. the alternative headline would say, oh, please. come

. >>> next, chief justice john roberts and his 30-year crusade against the voting rights act.with us. >> to hear voting rights referred to as a racial entitlement, how do you react to that? what were you thinking? >> it is just appalling to me. it is an affront to all that people died for, that people bled for, and those of us who marched across a bridge 48 years ago. we didn't march for some racial entitlement. everyone's retirement dream is different; how we get there is not. we're americans. we work. we plan. ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. to help you retire your way, with confidence. ♪ that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. let's get to work. ameriprise financial. more within reach. and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. >>> is it possible that this country's most revered civil rights law is n

roberts.eveloping news topping the agenda today with decades of civil rights history colliding in the nation's capital. we want to show you live pictures from capitol hill where president obama will speak this hour at the unveiling of a statue of civil rights pioneer rosa parks, the first of an african-american woman to stand in the capitol statuary hall. parks became an icon in 1955 after refusing to vacate her seat to a white passenger on a bus in montgomery, alabama. that act of defiance resulted in her arrest and a bus boycott led by a pastor named martin luther king. not far from the capital the supreme court is hearing arguments on a key provision on whether the 1965 voting acts law has outlived its productivity it is considered one of the most effective and powerful civil rights statutes in american history. in the high court bulls eye is section five which requires nine states with a history of discrimination to clear any proposed change in voting rules with the federal government. it

that data is not the data that justice roberts was presenting.mited his presentation to the narrow registration turnout. section v in 1965 they said we are doing this because we can't predict what voting discrimination will look like in the future. we want to cover all the ingenious method that is might be used. they created section v. >> precisely because you can't imagine what steps people will take to try to prevent people from voting in the future. professor, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, andrea. >>> coming up next, secretary kerry arrives in rome to meet with syrian rebels tomorrow. what's he going to offer them? more details ahead. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going to give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give

this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> all right, robert gibbs, robert gibbs, you are in to extend thester metaphor, perhaps. my point being here's my question. you get 600 requests a day for interviews of the president let's say or a thousand or whatever, right? and i do think one of the points that's true in that politico piece is that there has been a change structurally, right? there's still only one white house, right? there's no competition for another president or another president adviser, but instead of ten outlets the white house is dealing with, there's 600, right? and so now you have to make these choices sitting in your role formerly as the head of the white house press secretary of who gets that access. my first question to you is what is the thinking? literally how do you go about making that decision? there's not to be some spread sheet that here are the four million outlets that want to talk to us and what does that meeting look like where you say him, him and her. >> chris, you're right. i used to keep and my assistant used to keep a spread sheet of pending requests b