everybody else want to call me robert green because that's my government name. y drop. >> green says his nickname baby drop come from his teardrop tattoos which reflect his hard life growing up. >> led a hard bad life. >> if you reflect on the past you can never move straight forward with your life. i know god has chosen me to do something great in my life and i know how to listen in a spiritual sense and i know how to see in a spiritual sense. man, how is it that me and my girl can visit and she can put her head down and i can ask her, baby, are you listening to me without saying a damn word out of my lips and she can shake her head yes. how is it i can seek my girl out in my mind and she seeks me out on the same base? it's just sad when we're not together because it's like a broken heart. >> while green says he has a telepathic relationship with his fiancee casese, he is unable to actually touch her while in jail. but they do get weekly visits. >> hi, baby. how you doing, mama? >> i'm good. >> casese is three months pregnant with green's sixth child and she agr

a little square of green. robert kern is water police.water in the gutter on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any water, yet there's water here. that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that, to give them a little education. hey, you're not supposed to water today. >> so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them? >> no, we do not. although we have a fee. >> how much? >> $80. >> then it doubles. it. >> it seems a losing battle to keep your grass green. >> most everyone came from the east coast and everything was lush and green. that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> the city assigns watering days to control useage, and also encourages a landscaping style focused on drought-resistant plants and efficient irrigation. and if you don't get with the program, there's a hole out there in the desert for you. okay, not really. you get a notice pinned to your door or something. but some people want the lawn? got to have it. >> they can have it, just don't water on t

sands of mexico before reaching its delta in most years; a delta where jaguars once roamed green, lush wetlands. [robert redford] there are too many dams you should take dams out, let the water flow naturally the way it used to. if something isn't done pretty quick that takes us back to where we were in a more natural state, then we're going to have a serious problem, we've already got a problem, which we can see. water is a huge problem, because it's a reflection of global warming and out of control development, and that has to be brought back into order. [narrator] a refuge lies in the great salt lake of the american west. the great salt lake is an anomaly; a body of salt water far from the shores of an ocean. gunnison island is a visit to a sanctuary; nestled in the security of an inland sea. it is home to colonies of american white pelicans. white beaches of encrusted salt are ringed by magenta water; so-colored by algae and salinity. biologists hope to learn more about threats to american white pelicans; including those, which are man-made. [john neill] there's concern that the mercury in the lake,

a little square of green. robert kern is water police.utter on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any watering, yet there's water here. that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that, to give them a little educational visit. hey, you're not supposed to water today. >> so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them in? >> no, we do not. although we can go to a fee. >> how much? >> $80. >> $80. then -- >> then it doubles. >> and it keeps going? >> yeah. >> it seems a losing battle to keep your grass green. do you really need a lawn in the first place? >> well, most everyone that lives here came from the midwest or east coast and it was lush and green, and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> it was lush and green. >> sure. >> the city assigns watering days to control usage and also encourages xeriscaping, a landscaping style focused on drought-resistant plants and efficient irrigation. and if you don't get with the program, there's a hole out there in the dese

green, this is "way too early." hey, everybody, good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it is tuesday, april 22nd.ow that promises not to raise prices no matter what. like dolly parton says it takes a lot of money to look this cheap. it does. anyway we want to start -- thank you, joey. >>> we begin in boston where it's a bittersweet day that turned into a historic moment on boylston street. >> he knows a good photo opportunity when he sees it coming. there's the line. he's across.

green, this is "way too early." hey, everybody, good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it is tuesday, april 22nd. welcome to "way too early." the show that promises not to raise prices no matter what. like dolly parton says it takes a lot of money to look this cheap. it does. anyway we want to start -- thank you, joey. >>> we begin in boston where it's a bittersweet day that turned into a historic moment on boylston street. >> he knows a good photo opportunity when he sees it coming. there's the line. he's across. >> he became the first american man to win the boston marathon in 31 years. his time to do it 2:08-38. he became the oldest winner doing it for the late 30 somethings, paid a touching tribute to the three victims killed. m.i.t. officer by writing their names on his bib. he was honored to win in such a special race, he says. >> you know, boston was known last year for the tragedy but coming to america to turn that left turn and get a crowd, this is for the people, the boston strong and we're resilient as runners and want to give it back and change what happened and it was known for the b

green light so more private cash can flow to political campaigns. which party stands to gain the most? this is "way too early." >>> good morning. i'm thomas roberts.y," the show that loves a selfie, especially when it's not sponsored by the phone you're taking that with. we have some serious news to start off with. an army specialist is suspected of killing three people before killing himself in a shooting rampage at ft. hood. the dead were active military, 16 are in local hospitals. the soldier identified by nbc news is 30-year-old ivan lopez. he opened fire at one building, then got in a car firing as he drove

green light so more private cash can flow to political campaigns. which party stands to gain the most? this is "way too early." >>> good morning. i'm thomas roberts. this is "way too early," the show that loves a selfie, especially when it's not sponsored by the phone you're taking that with. we have some serious news to start off with. an army specialist is suspected of killing three people before killing himself in a shooting rampage at ft. hood. the dead were active military, 16 are in local hospitals. the soldier identified by nbc news is 30-year-old ivan lopez. he opened fire at one building, then got in a car firing as he drove off. he then reportedly fired at another building before taking his own life. he was carrying a .45 caliber smith and wesson semiautomatic handgun that he recently bought. that weapon was not registered on base. he was being treated for mental health. >> he was not diagnosed as of today with ptsd. he was undergoing a diagnosis process to determine if he had ptsd. that is a lengthy process. there are reports that he self-reported a traumatic brain injury previously coming back from the iraq war. he was not a wounded wa

robert downey jr., incredible actor. christian bale. and then you look at andrew garfield, emma stone, and you look at -- you look at dane dehann -- who's going to play the greenalways looking at me like, "well, here comes jamie." and i mess up a line they go, "ooh." [ laughter ] whoa whoa whoa whoa. like charlie mack. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. [ laughter ] they know what i'm talking about. it's charlie mack from philly. doesn't he do that all the time? whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. so you go in and the stakes are really up high, so you had to get your game together. and that's what i appreciated, the fact that we had to come in act. and then put all the cgi and everything on top of it. >> jimmy: it's really, really fun. it's a great movie. i want to show a clip here. jamie foxx in "the amazing spiderman 2." take a look. >> little help please. >> got a problem with your gun? let me help you out with that. [ sirens wailing ] um -- i'll be back. i'm gonna be right back. heads up. watch out. woo. okay. okay. there you go. you okay? you all right? >> you're spiderman. >> costume gives it away, huh? you look pretty important, max. >> how do you know my na

roberts. that's coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greensn with robin roberts making an appearance on the other side of the clock, robin was on the david letterman show to promote her new book "everybody's got something." >>> it -- >> it details her book with a mds, a rare blood disorder. letterman asked robin how she's doing now. >> i can look at you and say i'm healthier and happier than i have ever been. >> of course robin was able to overcome the blood disorder thanks to a bone marrow transplant from her sister sallie. next month she gets an honorary degree from her alma mater. >> she looks awesome, doesn't she. >> as usual. >> as usual. >>> dave had another high-profile guest last night. the man that will replace him next year. comedian stephen colbert paying a visit to "the late show" the first time they have been together in public sips the -- since the announcement two weeks ago. colbert said he is thrilled and honored to be taking over for letterman and letterman said he was pretty happy, too. >> they could have just as easily hired

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on larry king al robert wagner the icon reflects on hollywood's golden age larry this was the greatest time of my life they took me off the street a green kid knowing nothing and they brought me into the studio you've done very well with the women of this era you know larry i tried as hard as i could. i married the same woman twice yes you married badly would twice i did why did you do that. i don't know but isn't it great you know plus that was the. life you have had to be absolutely overcome i don't think you ever overcome it. and. why should you all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest one of my favorite people robert j. wagner the iconic actor known for his roles in the think that there a kiss before dying one of my all time favorite movies titanic hard to hard and more recently the austin powers franchise and c.i.s. his career has spanned more than five decades in two thousand and nine and ten his memoir pieces of my art and he's now followed up with his latest you must remember this life in style in hollywood's golden age an ode to what may be hollywood's most beloved era i must ask you this all your lif

green. of course, the most concentration of those names were in california. >> have these people not heard of ginger roberts did anyone know? >> they blew us out. >> the ladies. guys, get out of here. you lost. you get to choose your prize. what's behind door one? door two. thank you, vanna. or door three? >> what do you want, tamron? >> the middle? >> the middle. >> i don't know. >> oh! there you go. >> brussels sprouts. >> tamron, what's over there? oh, that's not bad either. protein shake or -- >> i don't know. i'll let you know. >> next up, "love your selfie," the 18-year-old who started her business to help other young kids with their self image, right after this. i may not have the words to thank you for everything you've done for me - the sacrifices you've made, the love and care you've given... but no matter what, you'll always have my respect, my gratitude and most especially, my love. happy mother's day. that's why we reimagined the range using a tri-ring burner. from the lowest simmer to the hottest sear, perfection is yours... almost. ge. reimagining home. [ female announcer ] just about anywher

repaired xga when robert mcnamara and lyndon been decided to micromanage the war and they called bombing halt. our aircraft classes went off i may base. we had air rescue a jolly greent so bad that her morning straight regimes, we changed the name of of them to the banana and water buffalo account because those were the only targets that are pilots could go after without prior authorization from lynn did and robert. we almost had a pilots strike. i am not kidding. it dawned on me in september of bag here that we weren't theirs to win anymore. and it is very demoralizing and i was even more allies when we got back to america. i think on the fifth anniversary coming we really need to say thanks to people like yourself. even at this late, they are appreciated. i would like your dots. a cab company said it earlier in the show that you can't win a war from the top down. thank you. >> guest: that's interesting along the following lines that president johnson and secretary mcnamara set such a bad example that president george w. bush said i am never going to do that as president. but i believe that president bush may have gone a little bit too far and not fundamentally san