can we get a little candle and make robin blow one out? robin? >> okay.han 30 years, the hit 1970s show about a bionic man, is finally out on dvd. ♪ i love that. and joining us to talk about it, the iconic star, lee majors. lee, it is so great to see you. huge fan. >> thank you. thank you, robin. >> sundays on abc. >> i think that's -- you're right. >> what do you think made this so special? >> i think during that period of time, it was a great, family show. you could sit down with your kids, 5 on up. and it was just made specifically for that reason. we never had the violence. we never showed any blood. never killed anybody. never carried a gun. never shot a gun. and the whole family could sit down and watch it. it was just a wonderful show. compared to what kids are watching on videos and all the violence. it doesn't blow up something or if it doesn't shoot something, you lose their attention. >> that's a good point. but you were able to capture our attention without doing all that. and how much of it did you have to do? how physically demanding was it?

because people love robin just about as much as we love robin.tes that. look at that. yeah. i'm just telling you. it's almost as much as we love you. and they love you a lot. let's get to the boards. i heart you. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to talk about this morning. we're going to start with the big storms in chicagoland yesterday. how about that? so, about eight tornadoes, from northern illinois to southern wisconsin, in november. it was just a rough day of storms. and then, in comes the cold air in the chicago area. down south, look at these temperatures. houston, 82 degrees. new orleans, 79. orlando, 81. sounds like all places i need to be. atlanta comes in at 71 degrees with scattered showers. and there are blizzard warnings in seven, seven states in the west. that is crazy travel conditions there.@b >> it's a gorgeous morning in times square. we'll have more from here in the next half hour. >> look forward to joining everybody down there. sam, thank you. >>> plastic surgery is on the rise every year. did you know 200

thank you, sir. >> thank you, robin. >> take care. had to go through security at the miami airport earlier last week, jfk last night, and it is just bedlam. >> it is. he did signal to you that they're going to be revising the policy. remember when they got under fire for the policy on pilots? they did change them. over the weekend. >> we'll see what happens. let's go over to juju at the news desk. good morning, juju. >>> good morning. we turn to 200 people on a delta flight. one of the plane's two engines shut down after taking off for moscow. the plane dumped fuel for more than an hour before landing again. passengers heard a loud bang. the pilot reported a possible bird strike, but that hasn't been confirmed. two other delta flights reported engine problems over the weekend, including one in atlanta. which scripped its tail in an emergency landing. >>> even though ireland as akreeed to take bailout, people are not done rorying. the stocks in europe were down. so was the euro. >>> hope is fading for the 29 men trapped in a coal mine

robin. >> and rightly so. all right. matt, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., a desperate search for the missing family in ohio turned up a 13-year-old found in the home of the man now charged with her kidnapping. but there's still no sign of the girl's mom, brother and a family friend. barbara pinto has the latest from ohio. good morning, barbara. >> reporter: good morning, robin. matthew hoffman is said to appear in court today. so far the only link between him and a 13-year-old girl charged with kidnapping is that his parents live within walking distance of her home. a s.w.a.t. team found sarah maynard in matthew hoffman's basement, ten miles from where she disappeared. the teenage girl was bound and gagged but alive. >> she is currently in the hospital with nonlife threatening condition. she has been interviewed somewhat, but the details of what she's telling us can't be revealed. >> reporter: police believe sarah was under hoffman's control since her disappearance last wednesday. but there's still know sign of he

robin? >> it does continue. martha, thank you. >>> we're joined by dr. michio kaku, from the sci-fi channel. and a professor at the university of new york. you were talking to us last night. you seemed convinced that it was a missile. this morning, you changed your mind. >> i'm beginning to lean toward the airplane theory for two major reasons. first of all, the smoking gun. the smoking gun are radar sites in the area. nothing traveling at a fast velocity. the second, is the irregularities in the trail itself. it seems to change direction. ballistic missiles don't do that. it doesn't accelerate. ballistic missiles accelerate. up to 18,000 miles per hour. this is traveling at a constant velocity. and it's going in the wrong direction. ballistic missiles go east to west. this one seems to be going north and south. so, for all these reasons, i now lean toward the airplane theory. >> you lean toward it. have you completely ruled out -- >> you can't completely rule it out. however, the trail, if

george and robin? >> and as you said, robin, that's a trip that's been canceled twice before, so the white house very relieved it will go forward this time. >> yes. but whether the president returns home, a major issue on his plate, what to do about extending the bush tax cuts. if congress does not act, everyone's taxes, as you know, will go up at the end of the year. senior political correspondent jonathan karl is at the capitol with more on this. jon, is there movement on this? >> reporter: there is, robin. this will be the lame duck congress that comes back next week. i'm told the democrats and republicans, especially the senate, are working on a compromise that will extend all the bush tax cuts. the interesting thing here, though, one group expected to object to this are the house republicans. they want the extension permanent, but, remember, this is a lame duck congress. they aren't in charge yet, not until january when the new congress is sworn in. >> let's talk a little bit more about the new le

robin, more to come. >> thank you. for the political fallout and the reaction to obama administration, let's go to jake tapper live at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, robin. administration officials say the leaks will have far-reached implications when it comes to foreign policy and national security policy. and what was said in jim sciutto's piece, how much will the world be able to trust the u.s. yemen, in these leaks, the president of yemen is heard saying things that he's not being forthcoming with the yemeni people about the u.s. cooperation against terrorist entities in that country. the u.s. needs to rely on yemen's president to work with him on counterterrorism. you might remember the al qaeda presence in yemen just sent mail bombs to the u.s. just last month. so that say big concern to the white house. >> absolutely. the main ramifications for the obama administration, talk about that. >> well, the big concern right now that the pendulum that swung so far after the 9/11 commission urged all governm

thank you, sir. >> thank you, robin. >> take care. had to go through security at the miami airport earlier last week, jfk last night, and it is just bedlam. >> it is. he did signal to you that they're going to be revising the policy. remember when they got under fire for policy on pilot, they did change them. >> juju at the morning news desk. >>> good morning. we turn to 200 people on a delta flight. one of the plane's two engines shut down after taking off for moscow. the plane dumped fuel for more than an hour before landing again. passengers heard a loud bang. the pilot reported a possible bird strike but that hasn't been confirmed. two other delta flights reported engine problems over the weekend, including one in atlanta. >>> stock markets worldwide are mostly higher after ireland accepted a bailout. the government will take tens of billions of dollars from the european youth to stabilize its banks. the euro is up against the dollar and there had been concern that ireland's debt crisis could spread derailing the economic recovery

and a ceremony to honor emergency responders and robin dehaven for their service. >> robin dehaven isin a situation like that. someone needs to react right away that's willing to do it. >> he was at the right place at the right time. >> they're like, no, go away, the building's on fire. >> not surprising since dehaven wanted to rescue people for a living. >> i tried out for the fire department two years prior, too. >> what happened there? >> i didn't make it. >> big mistake. >> yeah. >> he received the city's public service honor for being a hero, a title he's still getting used to. people call you a hero? >> yeah. i'm like, okay, i -- like my son asked me the other day, you're a hero, aren't you? just out of nowhere because he's heard that from his grandma and mom and everyone. i said, at one point i was a hero, but i'm not a normal hero, i'm just your dad. >> the suicide attack that left two dead and 13 injured also left those who knew joe stack conflicted. >> my heart grieves for the loss of life caused by my husband. >> stacks' widow, sheryl, has spoken little about the tragedy, b

good morning, sharyn. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, the airport is busy this morning, but honestly the line for coffee is longer than the line in security. some passengers say they are going to opt out. some are promising they're going to wear t-shirts saying don't touch my junk. another guy saying he will wear a kilt with nothing underneath it. but the question is, how many passengers will actually do this? and what about the rest of us that just want to get home? the thanksgiving rush is on. and so far all quiet on the opt-out front. organizers issued the national call to opt-out of the imaging scanners because they think they're "too invasive." they're calling on passengers to demand a more time-consuming pat-down instead. but the big question, will travelers put their travel plans in jeopardy just to prove a point? >> well, i've heard a bunch of people talking about how most people are going to opt out, and it's going to cause a lot of troubles. i'm all for more safety. you know, i don't want to be blown up. >> reporter: body

robin? george? to tell us about your jobs. and you sent us thousands of e-mails, challenging us to work with me "gma." we went to seven different parts of the country, meeting people who know what it's like to work hard during these challenging times. bianna did a double-shift on sunday. and juju, glad you introduced us to the two, wonderful sisters. one's a police officers. and the other a firefighter. now, it's george's time. feel the heat, literally. >> it was a fascinating assignment. i went to a steel mill outside of toledo. i wanted to go for a number of reasons. i grew up in ohio. and the steel industry has been so important to this country. it creates about 1 out of every -- every job in the steel industry creates seven more. but they've been hit hard by the recession. what's most impressive about this company and the spirit that bob broun, who we're going to meet, showed in his essay, is the way the whole team came together during the tough times so they could really thrive. take a look. >>

robin? george? >> all right, sam. thank you very much. >>> time for "picture of the morning." gwyneth paltrow goes country. you have to listen to this. ♪ like a ground >> a little nervous. got some help from vince gill will. and a pint of guinness before going on stage. >> she has that movie coming out called "country strong." the big winner last night, the hot couple right now, miranda lambert. she won a number of awards, including female vocalist of the year. and her fiance, blake shelton, he won male vocalist of the year. and brad paisley, entertainer of the year. >> a great night. >>> coming up here, for the first time, marie osmond speaks out about her son's suicide. what she said the last time she spoke with him. [ female announcer ] we can't live in a bubble. but what we can do is arm ourselves for the ones we love with a flu shot from walgreens. ♪ [ coughs ] [ female announcer ] with the most pharmacists certified to immunize... [ sneezes ] ...and walk-ins welcome everyday, we're making it e

robin? >> sam, thank you. >>> retailers everywhere are getting ready to flood the market with royal engagement memorabilia. >> look at the swans. william and kate. we'll be showing you some of these for the rest of the morning. >>> also coming up, the two, most important women in prince william's life. diana and kate. the tale of two princesses coming up. >>> pop diva, rihanna will be live in our last half hour. >>> and brandy got voted off "dancing with the stars" last night. she'll be here live. >> with maks. [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. to bring you a low-price medicare prescription drug plan that has the lowest national premium in the country of only $14.80 per month. so you can focus on the things that really matter. go to walmart.com for details. ♪ oh, love me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just lo

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george and robin? >> all right, jim.nk you. >>> just next door, matt gutman is in the haitian capital this morning where tomas has just become a category 1 hurricane, threatening thousands of refugees from the earthquake there. what's the latest there, matt? >> reporter: good morning, robin. take a look at this. the shredded tents and tarps are all that's protecting folks here from hurricane tomas and homelessness. the biggest threat continues to be the rain. over a foot of it is expected. and simply this. flooding in camps like this could obliterate them and leave these people more destitute than they are. port-au-prince is surrounded by mountains. they're so heavily deforested, a major storm might trigger mud slides that could swallow these refugee camps which could worsen the cholera outbreak here. officials use bullhorns and leaflets to warn folks to leave the refugee camps. these workers filmed by abc news, were quickly besieged. the evacuees refusing to go. within seconds, this crowd surged from dozens to hundreds.

robin knows how to do this. robin, why aren't you here?? >> this is really -- >> thank you, juju. >> it gives you a fitness test. and then, you say i want to work on toning, or strength, or cardio. it will tailor workouts for you. they are making a play for mom. >> thanks so much. becky worley. it's the x-box connect. >> that's right. >> we'll be back. stay with us. caca >>> what are you people doing? >> nice. >> have a great day, everyone. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> it's going to be an exciting day in san francisco as they prepare to honor the giants with a victory prayed. hundreds of people started crowding in the plaza before dawn. many had spent night there. it begins at 11:00 a.m. on montgomery and washington streets and travels to civic center plaza, cal trains are s adding extra trains. we'll have live coverage beginning at 10:30. the weather is going to be fine. >> picture perfect, low to mid-70s with sunshine. record highs are possible this afternoon. many of the areas you see with a star next to them, in the 80s and mid to up

good morning, juju. >> good morning, robin. good morning, everyone. >>> just in time for election day, general motors is unveiling its plan today to repay its taxpayer bailout. the stock sale and initial public offering will return about $10 billion to the government, reducing its stake in the automaker to less than 50%. >>> well, a u.s. navy warship is steaming towards haiti, to provide disaster relief, as this country braces for another crisis. tropical storm tomas is expected to strengthen into a hurricane and veer toward haiti by the end of the week. there will be nowhere to run for more than 1 million earthquake survivors, living in tents in haiti and facing a cholera epidemic. >>> disney star demi lovato has canceled the rest of her tour with the jonas brothers to enter a treatment facility. a spokesperson says, the 18-year-old, who had a history of eating disorders, reportedly fought with a member of the tour and is seeking medical help for, quote, emotional and physical issues. >>> and it's a win more than half a centur

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good morning, eli. >> good morning, robin. no matter how they do the math, they can't seem to make a dent. but it does help to know that you're not alone. so meet a mom who is starting a debt diet right now to try to shed $80,000 in bills. >> reporter: it's days like this that single mom leah west treasures. >> missed you. >> missed you, too. >> reporter: on friday, she meets her three children, matthew, hanna and katie at the bus stop. the only day she does not commute three hours round trip to work. leah lives on cape cod, a dream location, but quite a distance from her job as an administrative director at a health center. previously a stay-at-home mom, leah went back to school to earn her bachelors and masters degree after her divorce and in turn picked up $80,000 of student loan debt. add on another nearly $3,000 credit card debt and the fact that she owes more on her house than it's worth and leah says she needs help. she does not want to revisit the period right after her divorce when she was in deeper financial pain. >>

. >> reporter: early if not bright, robin.was like homecoming weekend of "dancing with the stars," with the alumni coming back to watch the class of 2010 compete. the 200th episode of "dancing with the stars," featured returning champions, captaining teams of this season's stars. ♪ and competitors, reinterpreting the best-loved dances from seasons past. ♪ tied for the top honors were jennifer grey and brandy. by the time the after-party red carpet was rolled out -- ♪ guest judge gilles marini, was feeling the heat for giving brandy's dance a nine. >> this was the first time i judged. and the last time in my life. >> reporter: you won't judge again? >> you judge high, you look like an idiot. you judge fair, they're going to hate you for it. >> reporter: true, guest judges had more tens. and kelly osbourne piled on the praise for bristol palin. >> i think she did a fantastic job. >> i'm proud of myself for coming out of my shell. and becoming more confident in who i am and knowing what i'm capable of. >> reporter: are you going

good morning, barbara. >> reporter: good morning, robin. a lone suspect in this case, matthew hoffman, appears in court today. and investigators say, he may have been watching the members of the missing family in the days before they disappeared. from the air and on the water, police combed every corner of this park near matthew hoffman's home. >> the fact that only one person has been located since last wednesday. you have to be realistic that there's a possibility that these folks are dead. >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team found 13-year-old sarah maynard sunday, bound and gagged, held captive in hoffman's basement. she had been missing since wednesday, along with her mother, tina hermann, 10-year-old brother, kody, and family friend, stephanie sprang. when police recovered hermann's truck, they questioned hoffman in his car nearby but didn't make an arrest. investigators believe the four came upon hoffman at tina hermann's home last wednesday. the only connection, hoffman's parents live within walking distance. sarah was at hoffman's home, te

so robin and i are back in the kitchen every night. >> you're kidding. >> no, we're not. >> robin, does he really cook? >> yes. >> is he good? >> yes, he's really good. >> girl, excuse my fingers. >> all right. give me that. let me see. >> watch this. >> mm-mmm. mm-mmm. [ laughter ] >> mack you want to go outside and kick a dog? >> oh, yes. smack somebody. >> where's howard and that dog. >> what do you serve besides barbecue, ribs, which i have, pork. what else do you have? >> brisket. >> pulled pork, beef ribs, barbecued chicken. we even smoke turkeys for thanksgiving. >> did we say home made potato salad? >> everything is home made from scratch except the corn bread. >> i will get you some potato salad. >> the secret to good barbecue is the sauce and this sauce is good. what kind of sauce did you put on it? >> these are all home made. one is a sweet and tangy bush cue, one is a little spicy and one is a little spicy -- >> i like a man who feeds me. she hasn't said a word. >> i know. >> these are all home made recipes. they are all family recipes. they are all sauces that we cook in ou

robin, george? back over to you. >> sloppy days ahead. >>> coming up, the mysterious death of a world-champion surfer, about a month before his baby was set to be born. we'll talk to one of his close friends about what really happened to american, andy irons. >>> and special delivery. why the birth of this tiny panda cub in atlanta is such big news. and we have a live shot. a little web cam. >> baby cam. >> what would a morning show be without a panda every now and again? and again. and again. and again. again. [growl] i met my husband here. i got to know my grandkids here. we've discovered so much here together. but my doctor told me that during that time my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why i'm fighting my cholesterol... with crestor. along with diet, crestor does more than help manage cholesterol, when diet and exercise alone aren't enough. crestor is also proven to slow plaque buildup in arteries. crestor is not right for everyone, like people with li

just getting back. >> it's been quite an odyssey, robin., we took off at andrews air force base, with secretary gates. and we're back on the ground with secretary clinton. while those who have held their offices have historically have poor relations, these two have forged a powerful alliance. they agreed to sit down for an exclusive joint interview. their first ever outside of the u.s. you say you're not going to stay on for more than another year, secretary gates. any thoughts about who might do a good job? >> we're hoping that timeline keeps moving further and further on. we came in together. we should go out together. >> reporter: could she do your job? >> sure. >> wait a minute. it's not fair. first of all, we want bob to stay. i don't want him on national television, talking about somebody else doing his job. >> i will say this. i think that one of the great strengths that hillary brings to the job of secretary of state, is as spokesperson for the united states around the world. that's not the role of the secretary of defense. >> repor

i'm robin roberts. >> and i'm george stephanopoulos. it's friday, november 12th. this morning, no deal. the president's trip to asia ends with a failed trade agreement and u.s. economic policy's under fire. in a press conference overnight, obama is defensive and defiant. >>> bad for business. is the famed better business bureau making companies pay to play? brian ross shows how they are selling top ratings for top dollars. >>> brutality on the court. this video shows a high school coach whipping players during practice. this morning, a father responds

to be someone like very good, make my people proud. >> life in america has not always been good to robinwhen you're an outsider from sudan living in the united states, what is that like? what happens to you? >> it's very hard. like everyone is picking on you. they're treating you really differently. you don't belong here. >> what did you do? >> i used to fight a lot. nowadays, i don't really get into fights. i try to resolve them and not make people fight. >> while there are refugees living all around the united states, the fugees family is the only group combining soccer with hope for a better future. you have kids like this from around the country? >> we get letters from all around the world wanting to send fugees to us. >> how many more years before you finish? >> i have four more years because i'm in eighth grade now. >> four more years and then? >> another four years of college. >> right now fugees family only teaches kids through the eighth grade. there's good news. they're about to begin construction on the fugee family high school. we'll see how that goes. good luck to you all. >

in the eight nine rad robin competition advancing to the semifinals cedric is now on hold position to go through while murray may need to base david ferrer into spinal much on thursday meanwhile robin sidling will take on farah in the second group a match later tonight as. well last night while number one rafael it all came from a set and a break down to beat andy roddick in that. span of to rusty in the opening set the world dominated one point six three and the american then broke in the second and that's in control but not offhand his return to the level taking set on a timer a twenty four year old girl's top player then continued to be aggressive in the decider and it's six four how much. house next up for an adult is novak djokovic she beat sixty ft thomas cook in straight sets to search for us. the timing was astounding that he set six straight and that it's in fact this group to regroup and find his rhythm in the second set so dr that was actually posted in sixty six straight to two thousand a champion and so proud for the second time i took the london. in the n.f.l. the sun di

and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away. 11 years old eating baby food. days warm like the occasional free matsoff from next door. no plates the cups were yoplaits. i stepped on a nail taking my sister through the yard the drinking from beer bottles that tasted like warm quarters the i caught fleas from cookie puss sleeping on my stomk keeping us both warms. at that age i lost the comfort from lies. stranded on a crescent move, floating in a sea of ash littered with diamonds the i swallowed past lives to spit these alternate futures. >> one more big round of applause for our very talented apprentice program. fantastic. >> as the city of san francisco has grown, there are a number of cultural organizations that have grown with it. the san francisco symphony, the ballet, and ensure we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the san francisco museum of modern art's. one of the things many of our viewers may not understand about museums is the way they g

robin? >> you and lisa are looking good, sam.ill out of work, we've heard a lot of stories about going to extremes to try to find jobs. but would you have plastic surgery if you thought it would help your chances of getting a job? juju met a couple of women who did just that. didn't they? >> they did. absolutely. you and george mentioned, it's not just women. it's men, too. plastic surgeons tell me that. but there's that feeling of getting every strategic advantage in this job market. that's universal, in a culture that favors youth and beauty. it doesn't hurt that if you have the downtime to get the work done without people noticing. but is it really the right way to put your best face forward? her face is still red and blotchy from having laser skin treatment this week. but 63-year-old jamie lovci says she's feeling more comfortable. >> you peel it off. and there i am, again. >> reporter: she used this treatment to shave off years. but also to stay competitive in the job market. in april, after 20 years as an accountant, she le

this man round robin competition advancing to the semifinals federer is now in pole. position to go through to mari may need to be done before or in his final match on thursday. and robin sorrowing has boosted his chances of reaching the last four after defeating terror in two sets that was a close one of the third did he put a lot of pressure on soldering the spaniard say three set points in the first set but it was the swede who controlled the long rallies and eventually won it seven five seven five he also smashed a total of twelve aces along the way the outcome of this group the match means that the qualifiers will not be decided and still the final round on thursday. moving across to the ice now and double defending champions akbar stumbles in their bid to keep up the pressure on the top two in the kontinental hockey league as they lost at home to tractor the men from kazakhstan failed to go level on points with league leaders deny moscow as they went down three two in overtime elsworth fifth place look at the flames a narrow home win over seven a style of well s

leaks the comparison being drawn between prime minister putin and president hu there as batman and robin but the confidential files were also obtained by one of russia's media outlets towards me have there been any other revelations here concerning russia. that's right the documents were teens mind you whose duty but it's your or the russian reporter magazine like you just said and they mentioned you for some it was some documents talk about the russian prime minister and the russian president bringing to them as batman and putin in fact sort of batman and robin in fact prime minister vladimir putin is also referred to as the power for meal in russia which suggests that in the town down between the prime minister and the president the prime minister has more power in russia nevertheless so far we haven't heard any oh we've heard some comments from officials in russia but do you little from the top level official. heard from the president's secretary i'm not tied to my call had she said that the kremlin didn't really find anything interesting in these released of documents on the old docu

now jim morrison and robin williams.nless i got jim morrison's drug habit and robin williams' body hair. >> larry: don't need that. are you doing a remake of "arthur". >> i've done it in new york city. shaved and everything. >> larry: did you see the dudley moore film? >> i am. i'm ten miles away from where he's from. >> larry: alcohol is the theme of that film. >> yeah, but the thing is he's an idiot man child savant. alcoholism in the film "arthur" is not tragedy. if he didn't have a job and he was rich, why not get drunk. >> larry: it's for the whole movie. >> got nothing to do. if you're not addicted to alcohol and you haven't got a job and you are a billionaire, you might as well get drunk all day, right, bill gates? >> larry: now, since you're sober, was it hard to play drunk? >> what i done, right, larry, is i have bottles of booze and smell them all the time to get myself in the mood. all right, this is a tequila scene. i would have a smell of tequila or scotch or whatever. it's easy if you drink all the time. it