roberts and dr. roberts. how did you get it done and who helped you make sure that there was going to be an important publication that you you've released? >> dr. richard roberts: well, we've had a number of clab rairts over the years. george phillips from the -- was previously at the sports university of iowa. jody murpha professor in the pediatrics department, and a gentleman i've never met face-to-face, but had a tremendous e-relationship -- that doesn't sound good. he's been a friend. william shehan from willmar, minnesota, who shares similar views to ours, plus it's a little known fact that there is tremendous talent here in the cedar valley, just by a number of circumstances. dr. sharif has his own practice and attends the rehab unit at allen unity point inpatient services, has been a long-time ours, and dr. mark heinz who practices from the -- at the competing institution here in waterloo, it will remain nameless -- [ laughter ] >> dr. richard roberts: -- is a brilliant fellow -- >> ron: and they know

deputy stephen glidden said when he came across robert in the woods nearby, robert was armed. glidden fired a single shot. while robert lay dead on the ground, his mother who worked two jobs including second shift as a nurse at a nearby hospital was asleep when police knocked at her door. >> so he you know proceeded to say we believe that he was in a prior crime that led up to the shooting and killing of his death. i'm like crime? death? and so at this moment i'm shocked. >> you watched the news and you heard the reports that your son was part of a robbery, was trying to hurt a police officer, was this your son? >> no. robert wouldn't even fight his baby sister back. he was never a fighter. robert was probably 135 to 140 pounds soaking wet. he didn't have fight in him. you know what i'm saying? he was the walk-away type of person. >> on the day of the shooting, robert, who was working on his ged, was walking home from a local car dealership where he sometimes worked detailing cars. >> they just bring chills because this is where my son last moments of his life was. >> it didn'

robert: i am robert moses, glad morning. perhaps you are just waking up, getting breakfast on, ready to put christmas dinner, glad to be part of your day. kerry: let's check the forecast, we broke those records, another warm one today. >> reporter: for sure. you want to know another interesting fact for the day today, i was just reminded of it, we have a full moon and the first time we had a full moon on christmas in 1997 and we won't see it again until 200034. we have a graphic up at that, some areas seeing fog but when we are clear to the northwest we get a good view of it. fog gives way to sunshine this afternoon so that is good news can head on or play around the yard, clouds will be returning at 7:00 and overnight some more rain showers. such guarded clearing things out in time for the holiday today, hope everyone has a great day. this morning we are on warm side, we should be in the 30s, we're and 40s, 50s and 60s at center bart, a bit cooler from some 6 to poughkeepsie, temperatures and a low 40s. the fog by the water

robert: i am robert moses. kerry: i am kerry drew, we are in for ben and juliet, 5:30 on what happened? laughing about something. >> meteorologist: the bottom of the camera, the sign, robert and carry. something to remember. robert: i have been called, juliet, ben, rosanna, kerri connaught liz. >> meteorologist: those just tuning in, ines has not quite woken up again. robert moses with us today. robert: all those people lovely people i am happy to be associated with. >> meteorologist: what you need to do today's grand your umbrella. you will need it this afternoon. temperatures pretty comfortable in the 50s across many locations. we anticipate rain later into wednesday. we are in the 40s and 50s in the d.c. also a lot of dance fog. be aware of that as he head on to the roads, the rain is to the south but it is heading our direction and we anticipate its arrival later this afternoon and will come down heavy at times, temperatures above average yet again, highs in the 50s to low 60s and christmas eve tomorrow hig

robert: well -- [laughter] david: come on, robert. robert: i don't waste time on things that i know. i just prepare and i prepare for better or for worse and i turn out totally better than i anticipated. that happens. i just don't want to be afraid to move forward in something, you've just got to say, "i am going to go do it, and i don't know whether it is right or wrong." that to me is more important because it has spontaneity, like david does, and a liveness, if there is such a word, and it is essential to such a movie working and living and breathing, and the way he does it. so, i am sort of answering the question. bradley: the first time i worked with bob was this, and it is a marriage of the actual and the cerebral. we are doing a scene where i come in the office and he walks over and he sits at the desk and he is going to have to look at a paper and his glasses are at the desk and this prop guy just told the desk -- just pulled the glasses and put them on the desk. and bob went over to the glasses and then he picked them up and

catherine was robert's alibi and robert was my sister's alibi. if he goes, i go, her words.e to get rid of him. you have to do it for mom. >> cathy's mother was stabbed 37 times in the face and neck. that's not a crime for $100 in the cash register. that's a crime of passion. andrew has been with her through all of this. you're going to believe your sister when she starts talking about this stuff. we need to protect our family. >> and then there's a plethora of questions. how much of involvement does she have in this crime? >> could cathy suh do this? yes, i think she could have done this. >> on my father's deathbed, i promised i wouldn't let nothing happen to my mother. i even promised my mother, i'll never let anything wrong happen. i'll always be there for you. for me to fail was unacceptable. i couldn't accept that. it was my duty as a son to right this wrong. i didn't have anybody to confide in. who do you tell this to? i found out who killed my mother, what do i do next? there's nobody i can turn to. it was my sister and that was it. >> it was as if cathy was the mafia

i am robert moses. >> i am kerry drew. thank you so much for joining us. >> 5 million gifts already delivered. juliet: santa was last seen at the north pole. i think that he is just making his way now. that is a good chuck was sent up. we will get an update in just a minute. >> i wonder what santa is wearing. his full getup or if he had shorts on. it is just so warm. today. today, there may be a stray shower. most of the day will be drive. if you are heading out right now, desiring a warm start. we will dry out with fans of pays us a visit. temperatures in the 60s again. we are at 64. look at the warm weather along the east coast. some of us will see white christmas. kansas, oklahoma and nebraska seeing some snow. tracking a few white showers. a head of a cold front. there is that snow i was just eventually, cooler weather. getting some cool new presidents. not the best day on saturday. it will be kind of rock. find a, a nice sunny day on wednesday. a look at the road sand rails with ines. ines: it has kind of been a busy

ben and robert and kerri, i am thinking of you guys, you are my silver bells. robert: we like it. ines: a little chorus from robert. robert: i will be here for five hours, i will be singing in short order. kerry: holiday travelers on the east coast don't have to worry about snow but that has not prevented airport delays. robert: stacey has more on how the rain and fog affect local travelers. >> reporter: before you enjoy your happy holiday you might have to endure a long wait, fought in new york entrenching rain on the east coast have grounded flights and delayed departures and arrivals at local airports. yesterday on the nation's busiest travel day of a holiday guardia baselines and checkered departure boards as they try to make it home for christmas. >> against the wall somewhere i guess. >> reporter: michele was supposed to be home by now about her flight got canceled. >> my car is parked at a parking garage. you are like a country music song. >> reporter: others who plan to be home ahead of christmas eve known risk missing christmas all together. >> my flight was delayed three

kerry: come on, robert. you have some good upper rhythm. robert: someone argue. kerry: are we looking at the next american idol? robert: by a register is a little too upper. kerry: good everett definitely. such a great christmas song. merry christmas, thanks for being with us, all your top stories when we come back. what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. after people were enjoying truvia in their coffee and everything else... ...sugar would come along and go, "hey, i'm sweet too." "sure, sugar, you're very sweet, but we've already got sweetness minus calorie-ness." it would be kinda awkward. truvia. >> from fox 5 news, this is good day wake up. >> merry christmas, everyone. it will be a warm christmas day with some record-breaking temperatures expected, and we're looking at a full moon right there. beautiful shot. just look out for the fog if you're heading out the door this morning. >> thousands from all over the world celebrated midnight mass last night at st. patrick's cathedral as careddal dolan -- cardinal dolan welcomed two

robert: i am not at all. kellye: thank you, robert. it was definitely history for the d.c. team, the first time since 1983 that the wizards, the capitals, and the redskins won on the same day. reports, thes first run is what everybody is talking about. kevin: at the green turtle in northwest, washington sports fans like lashawn mccoy -- >> do you like that? kevin: and jorge cruise -- >> i would not want to play the redskins right now. kevin: -- >> i have never seen anything like that of my life, and i've been a redskins fan since elementary. kevin: 9-6 win over the brooklyn nets. montrealenter against canadiens beard the real triumph happened in philadelphia. the redskins defeated the eagles 38-24,, making the -- making the 'kins the chance. these two shared their post-trifecta analysis. >> we are keeping on, keeping on. >> dedication, sitting in there. brady.up there with tom kevin: at the dick's sporting customers about the division championship apparel, which will arrive tuesday, midmorning. now, all eyes are on next sunday, the redskins vs. the cowboys. kickoff 1:00 p.m

this month it's cokie roberts. she has written several books, many history books, couple of autobiographical books as well. to participate 202-748-8200 in the east and central time zone. 748-801 for those in mountain and pacific time zone. you can also send cokie robert aztecs e text message. this is only for text. please don't call this number but send a text, 202-'17-9684 is that number to call. now, if you can't get through on the phone lines, you want to make a comment, try social media. e-mail, booktv@. [ horns honking ] .org. -- twitter,@booktv, and finally, leave a comment, facebook.com/booktv. you'll see a promotion there with cokie roberts speaking. just make a comment underneath that, and we will find that comment. we'll begin taking those calls in just a minute. >> guest: who is steve rogau? >> guest: steve -- we -- his birth certificate said rogo. run reason they changed it. when he was two his father changed their name to roberts but steve and i met in the summer of 1962. he was at harvard, i was at we

robert: um. ed: close. the jordan. -- [indiscernible] janet: so every casino is massachusetts you' ll have a unique problem. when it comes to look or licenses. the laws here stop serving at 1:00 a.m. you' re planning to have a smaller venue without liquor right now, but will you try to get this changed? robert: there has been discussion about common laws about getting extended hours. i think it is a localized issue. we also come under the regulatory scheme of the gaming commission. i do think in that discussion should be on the table. communities neighborhood bars and those kinds of things. international tourism, people are expecting to be a later. being given. ultimately, in our case, at the local level. discussion, absolutely. -- how are they going to fix your business? robert: i do not think it affects our business. i think they are operating in a different sphere. t they take the clientele you might need? casino operation but also a sports bar because that is allowed in nevada. that business complements

. >> host: cokie roberts, who is ellen gilchrist? >> guest: ellen gilchrist is a wonderful writer of short stories. she's from new orleans, mississippi/new orleans combination. i've never met her. she was supposed to be at the louisiana book festival, but i looked all over for her and didn't find her. i love her short stories. >> host: what makes new orleans -- >> guest: new orleans? what makes it special? >> host: what makes it, well, unique was the word i was going to use and a little bit different. it's one of the few unique places left. >> guest: i always say it's an ethnicity to come from new orleans. we have our own food, our own music and a real sense of place. it is not, it isn't like any other place in the country. it's much more mediterranean. it, in fact, in "capital dames" elizabeth playly, who's here in washington, is very much for the union, but as various times, as you know, i have trouble thinking of the south as our enemy. they're all our relatives in kentucky and in virginia and tennessee, and she says now new orlea

robert: i am robert moses. ben and juliet are off today, hope you are spending the day with the ones you love and we are glad we are a small part of it, getting dinner on or starting the m or something. kerry: we are talking about a warm christmas, we broke the record yesterday. the we break another one today? >> reporter: a lot of people have been out and about on the roads whether they're coming from a party or getting a head start on their cooking or running last-minute errands. we start looking at yesterday's high, we hit 72 degrees in central park as 72 in newark, many of you say you felt that warm weather hurt all the way up to poughkeepsie, 72, 64 with-is it, record-breaking higher temperatures across the board and it is another warm start to record is clear from monticello to poughkeepsie in the low 40s, 61 in the city, 55 in islip and is achieve fond, in southwestern connecticut towards long island and down towards belmar and new jersey, if you are out this morning slowdown a little bit, some showers c

(robert) this afternoon mrs. obama shared the unveiling of this year's holiday decorations at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with military families. mrs. obama called on some of her favorite fashion designers to dress the white house for the holidays. more than 68-thousand tourists are expected to visit the white when we come back....feel like catching a movie this weekend? we'll break down the new jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible (robert) we've got two new movies hitting theaters... a christmas horror movie, and a modern version of a classic tale. (matt) jeremy roth has this week's now showing. << in kramp

just use that search function right there in the center and type in "coke key robert -- cokie robertsction of programs to watch. just a couple of calls left. carol in florence, kentucky. please go ahead, carol. >> caller: hello, cokie. i admire you so much. >> guest: thank you. >> caller: i would like for you to speak about sandra day o'connor, our first woman supreme court justice. thank you. >> guest: i think sandra day o'connor was -- is -- a very, very important figure in our history. being the first woman on the supreme court, she really did pave the way for all who have followed her, and and you know there's a new book out about her relationship with ruth bader ginsburg which i think is well worth reading. but she brought a sensibility, and this is something that is so important. when a woman is the first or not only in a place, she brings not just her knowledge and her intelligence and all of that, she brings a different sensibility to the table. and it's the experience of womanhood. and that's just something nobody else in the room has. and she certainly brought that to the co

the robert de niro right over there. the-- the robert de niro. undeniably the greatest actor of his generation. i feel perfectly comfortable saying that upon though, you know, meryl streep is at home right now going, "what, colbert?! i will cut a bee-atch." in honor of de niro's performance in "raging bull," i put on 40 pounds for this interview. then i'll sit down with harvard psychology professor and happiness expert, daniel gilbert. daniel is here to talk about-- very nice, very nice. he's here to talk about how to stay happy during christmas. well, if my aunt rita is any example, start the cosmos at noon. ( laughter ) and we'll have a holiday performance by punk icon henry rollins. ( cheers and applause ) you better not pout, you better not cry, you better not shout, cuz shouting is kinda henry's thing. oh, that sound, that ticktock in my heart is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) they are about to rock your socks off. as well as your shoes, and possibly your spanx. but before they do, one more thing. a ne

robert: i'm robert burton. busy day in sports. hoyas are opening up conference play. is it a week of rest for redskins? all that in sports when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing best v8 horsepower and has this year's motor trend truck of the year? ram. chevy. what do you think? the ford. here's the answer. that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. chevy, chevyvy, chevy. or trade up to this silverado all star and get a total value of ten thousand dollars when you finance t through select lenders. plus, find your tag and get twenty-five hundred bonus cash on select silverado models in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. leon: update for you on the affluenza teen ethan couch. three days' delay on the deportation. he and his mom were on the run in mexico when authorities nabbed him yesterday. new videos shows his mother tanya buying food across the street from the condo where they were staying. they were using burper phones to allude -- burner phones to allude the po

family at the dinner this year, her son, robert chambers. this sunday will mark five years sings ront died. since robert died but she still needs answers. >> do you think you would have closure? >> only if i know what happened i would have closure. >> before the deaths of black men like eric garner in new york, la quan mcdonald in chicago at the hands of white police officers sparked outrage, robert chambers was shot here in the small military town of warren robbins georgia out of the national spotlight. despite conflicting reports of what happened that brisk january morning, those who know robert chambers, include his uncle chris wells, say one thing's for certain, a good kid is gone too soon. >> he was an awesome kid. i mean he was very fun to be

robert: you see it a lot.tors.an on.list goes on and eight seems that the better directors -- it seems that the finer directors have an understanding. also i think in the theater the same thing. in movies, that seems to be a good thing. charlie: what is it that works? what is the common denominator among those directors? robert: they feel more comfortable working with the people they have worked with before because they know how they think, how they behave, they know their patterns. they probably know they can see them in another part. if i was in david's situation, i would be excited by saying i have so and so and i want to see them do this and i know they can do it. and that, he is great at. we have had a terrific relationship. charlie: you are new to this. how was it for you to come into this? bradley: a huge privilege. it is always a great thing to be welcomed into a family. especially such a creative and protective family. it's beautiful, it's a huge privilege. especially because it's great to have a seat

robert: i am robert moses lead and in juliet have the day off. it is 5:00 christmas eve. gee like our color coordination? kerry: we did not plant this the you might think we texted each other but we did where our grays. robert: we chatted last night, coordinated. kerry: should have told me that before. i said the wrong thing. we just have that fashion tradition. here is a look at the forecast. we have some wet weather already. warm weather today. care >> reporter: it is so balmy, the like it? kerry: not really. robert: there have got to be a few flurries for christmas eve. >> meteorologist: we will turn colder but it is ridiculous if sweating it is almost like you can use your air-conditioning, we are talking temperatures 30 degrees warmer than normal, today in the 70s, your forecast high is 73 degrees, definitely not that christmasy at all. the record high in 1996, 63. we are good 10 degrees warmer than the record and tomorrow for christmas is not quite as more but temperatures are still way above their, 66, the record high 64 in 1982, is likely that we will also be brea

and robert e.ee. there is no question that ulysses s. grant was more popular than lincoln. and robert e. lee was the one man to him all confederate looked for example, inspiration, guidance, and dark and difficult days following defeat. we know a lot about them. but i think there has been a lot that we do not know. and that is what i will talk about tonight. like many people, i have stolen the title from the current -- dick currant. i will talk about the emergence of their personalities, their experience prior to becoming preeminent military commanders, and perhaps how that came to influence the way that they worked as commanders. i can honestly attest i came by my grant honestly in that it is one of the few things i have come by honestly. i thought i would say that for mcmurray since he is not here. [laughter] jack: you should really never listen to him. [laughter] jack: i grew up an army brat with a grandfather who was career military. his last command was in san francisco. after he retired, we m

cokie roberts, who is steve r o rog rogow? >> he was 2, change it to roberts, steve and imac in summer of 1962, he was at harvard, we were at a national didn't association meeting at the university of ohio and i had met his twin brother before that in boston and i kind of looked at boston campus and sought this guy who looked like mark roberts, they didn't look exactly like mark roberts. we all had name tags so i went up and looked at his name tag end said iu mark roberts's brother? he looked at my name tag and said are you barbara boxer's sister? that is how we met. we started dating off and on, in 1966. >> new york times? >> guest: for 25 years and went to the times after college, some wonderful experiences of being and intern for scott western, he was a wonderful mentor and kind adviser. she made shore after the year was up, n.y. times hired steve on city staff, new york, and went to california with the times and athens, greece, and came back here in the washington bureau. >> host: it was your mother in law and described u.

robert: let's talk about crime. former police commissioner ray kelly suggesting the city's crime stats may not be what they are cracked up to be, crime may not be as low as possible. do you think -- as low as bill deblasio is saying. >> absolutely correct. when bill bratton left los reporting for duty, lapd, he was accused of fudging the numbers there. this should not be a shock. look the other day. the city bike stolen at twice the rate they were the year before, assessed propertywise and $200,000 which makes it a felony crime if you snatch it. all of a sudden, and why bidi meeting with citibank officials to figure out how they could fudge the assessment of the bicycle below $100,000 so it will no longer be a felony, misdemeanor, show up on stats. this is what you call technology, you fudge the numbers, make felonies into misdemeanors and you will look better. does anybody really feel safer in a street in new york city? any people out there walking around gee whiz, it is so much safer now than it was under rudy gui

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robert? >> well, yes. you know, all i was saying is that i think that the timing, i think the colonel's right. the timing here is something we have to look at. the type of inferno that we're seeing with these pictures is something that we have to look at. and the fact that we have this chatter and this broad spectrum of trouble in the world right now at a heightened alert for terrorism, we don't have the facts yet, and we don't know if this specifically was a terrorist attack. but i think it's certainly something that logically when we look at it and all the circumstances, we have to consider it. >> sure. >> clearly. and i also think that, you know, everyone at home and like the colonel said even with the police commissioner in new york and from small towns across the country and l.a. and the rose bowl, they're going to be looking at this. and, clearly, the lines that were going to be going into those 14 entrances into times square tonight, you might be delayed a little longer. i think people are going to

gould of the robert gould experience . >>> yes! >> anchor: congratulations . >>> thank you . >> anchor: keep up the great work . >>> thank you. i know this won't be the last time. this is just the beginning, right? >> anchor: all right. thanks for coming in . >>> thank you . >> anchor: when we come back an all ages, untraditional version of a choice massacre featuring a details we'll be right back. the cambridge youth dance program and director deborah mason keep the yule tide fresh with their seventh annual production of what the dickens? this is an all ages un untraditional version of a christmas carol that is now a tradition all its own. this original production re reimagines the 1843 dickens classic with a female briefcase toting ebenezer scrooge. in a present day urban musical dance setting that features tap, modern dance, hip-hop, ballet and i indian dance. we invited deborah mason, founder and director of the a amason school of dance and the cambridge youth dance program. also with us, alana logan, a student and cape bridge

like robert. me and robert are friends. i would love to go with robert. >> reporter: this week a simple act of friendship that was the potential to last a for class act, i'm chris christa delcamp, 7 news . >> reporter: there is another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. . >>> i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> reporter: breaking news. . >>> we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism . >> reporter: the f.b.i. classifying the deadly shooting in california as an act of terror. new every linking the suspects with potential ties with isis. >>> also breaking, a man behind bars accused of planting a hoax device in the financial distribute. shutting down the area for hours hours. then four people killed on a massive fire in lynn. crews still in the scene search searching for a cause. >>> winter weather still on hold, sunshine for the weekend and a warming trend when we could hit near 60. >> reporter: following two big breaking stories here at 6:00. a suspect in custody in boston's financial di

mary ann roberts: oh yes. >> dr. richard roberts: they're breaking into sports like hockey and wrestling that have been traditionally male dominated as well. >> ron: we have to take another break. we'll talk about the book pour too and how you collaborated

robert: no.n the movie side, we have most of the films have finished today and are in editing. so it doesn't change things that much. what it does is it sets the great franchise up for far more valued creation over a longer. of time -- a longer amount of time. david: this is more than just a movie. there are a lot of what boxes that have been sold. had experience with this before. take us through the revenue stream. when does it hit going out? incremental or spinoffs? robert: star wars is more than a movie. touched upon franchises of the company -- star wars, i have said a number of times, it is probably the most valuable or most important mythology created in our time. and while it was introduced by ,eorge lucas in 1977 as a movie it was always bigger than that. games andbooks and all sorts of consumer products. and themepark attractions. so when we acquired lucas in 2012, well we knew that the most important thing that we had to do was to make good films, starting with this one, it was always g

everybody involved in space science knows robert got her he -- knows robert gothard. -- knows who robert gothard is. we have lost the knowledge of this kind of pioneer and i'm sure that is true in other fields as well. there are other pioneers whose names we do not know, so it is history look back on and learn about these pioneers and understand what drove them. in his case, it was an absolute passion to get the on the earth. he was fascinated by what is out there. these kind of looks back and neck does through time and it is fascinating. robert gothard was an innovator of his time. today, we are trying to encourage and educate the next generation of innovators. program inve a great error not space but we also have fabulous programs in robotics engineering. we have programs in health and biotechnology pushing the edge in data science. that is what robert gothard did, so we are proud to follow in his legacy. we are still very connected to space exploration. we are the only university in the country to host a nasa challenge event. the centennial challenge our prizes were people from all ov

conducted an autopsy on roberts' body. results are pending further investigation. a visitation for roberts begins at 3:00pm on sunday, december 27th, at the spencer high school gym. funeral services are set for 10:30am, on momoay, december 28th, at the spencer high school gym. a soldier, with ties to suicide attack near bagram airfield in afghanistan. joseph lemm was originally from beemer, nebraska, the son of shirley lemm from wisner. he was a 15-year veteran of the new york city police department and a member of the national guard. lemm was one of six u.s. troops killed monday when a suicide bomber on a motorcycle raraed into their patrol in a village near the airfield. during his time with the nypd, lemm was deployed twice to afghanistan and once to iraq. two years ago, he suprised his family with an unexpected homecoming in a reunion that was documented by a tv station in westchester, new york. lemm leaves behind a wife and three children. sergeant bowe bergdahl faced a military judge for the first time today since th

austin roberts passed away at spencer hospital over night. according to school officials....robert s, a 220-pound wrestler, was rushed to the emergency room...after collasping on the mat during spencer high's invitational tragic news out of spencer, iowa, where a high school wrestler who collapsed on the mat last night has died. austin roberts passed away at spencer hospital over night. according to school officials....robert s, a 220-pound wrestler, was rushed to the emergency room...after collasping on the mat during spencer high's invitational wrestling tournament. the school's community is in grief over roberts' sudden passing. "not only was austin accomplished hlete, austin was a a good kid and a good clasase and the type of student that wouldn't hurt a flea but was a fierce eompetitor as well. we are a hurting for austin and his family and for his classmates a for the staff that had an opportunity to work with him and we are just doing what we can to help everybody got through this tough time," said terry hemann, spencer community schoo

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports, a live look at the site of another high school showdown. we talk about the wizards. can they get it together? why it depends on john wall as "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. maureen: the race for the white house, a new cnn poll gives republican candidate donald trump a massive lead. putting him 20 points ahead of texas senator ted cruz. this comes as the debate over gun control dominates the campaign trail. florida senator marco rubio is calling for other measures to prevent violence while democrats hillary clinton is pushing for gun control. >> we need bomb control. these people were building bombs. >> this is not a gun control issue. this is not about gun control. >> too dangerous to fly in america, you are too dangerous to buy a gun in america. maureen: texas senator ted cruz making his case for gun rights by visiting a gun range says you don't get rid of bad guys by getting rid of citizens' guns. leon: well, folks, you can help toys for tots put smiles on the fa

please say hello to robert downey jr. and chris evans. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> wow, wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: you guys are very, very colorful coordinated here. i like that. >> we texted b borehand. >> yeah. tuesday is navy. >> jimmy: i like that. i'm very happy you guys are here. we have many, many things oriented toward the movie to talk about. first of all, where did you shoot this movie? >> hotlanta. >> in atlanta. >> lovely atlanta, georgia, yeah. because it's hot? >> hot, stiy. atlanta in july. >> it was beautiful. i don't know what you're talking about. >> i was either in a sprawling rented home or air-conditioned helicopter. i did see you on the tarmac doing action for six months. once the helmet closes. >> i'm not there. >> jimmy: you go home. >> should have thought of that. >> i know. believe me, every day. you just wish yoyohad that full mask. >> jimmy: it is brilliant. and by the way, i think about that all the time. did you think about that before you agre

so -- there are rumors about robert lincoln. his mother was that he was a dutiful victorian son who found his mother's behavior -- she would not leave the white house for weeks. they went to chicago where she was clearly in grief -- in morning. disproportionate. she was desperate about money. he had to live with her during a time when she was most erratic and quite imbalanced. my good friend said she suffered financial bulimia. she would spend and then she would sorrow. the old clothing scandal was because elizabeth had come to chicago to visit her. and elizabeth had been such a great confidant and friend, but she happened to be in chicago and she saw and auction, a charity auction, for the children of civil war veterans. the orphans. at this auction was a dresser she had made for marina davis. and this really struck are at a point because also mrs. lincoln vowed she would never wear anything but black again. so she was traveling with several dozen trunks of her white house goods, which was completely legal at the time. she took