that is right, robin. in fact so many people got out.t crowded evacuation shelter, there was a shelter in new jersey that reached capacity before noon. there were 800 people there. they had to turn them around. there were 16 cities in new jersey. and people board under and got out early. we did not see long line, people waiting to get out of town like you've seen with other hurricanes. people board up. trying to get out early, trying to protect businesses and their lives. >> the governor doesn't want anybody to come back yet. important to stay inside. thanks very much. a short while ago, i did speak with the governor and again i asked him what the conditions right now. >> george, we have a serious situation here in new jersey. we have now 15,000 people with more than 45 shelters. that number is going to climb more than 400,000 people are without power. more than 200 roads have already been closed because of flooding and downed trees. and we're not through it yet, george. we have a lot of problems, inland flooding is going to become one o

and i want to tell you is, robin. these are the worst winds we have seen in lower manhattan in the entire storm. the winds right now. this is after what was the eye of irene, tropical storm irene, moved across the area. and this wind, it's a 35-mile-per-hour wind, easily. and it's pretty steady. not just a gust. the wind on the east side. buildings flooded, lower manhattan picking up water as well. and the rain from the system bsh before i get from the rain, let' go from d.c. up to new jersey and up in new york. you sethe open green land there. that is the dry air that is rushing in behind this system. just as quickly as it developed, itind is opening up. and it's shoving all that moisture from the atlantic inland. and in is where flooding is g gg to be a problem in the next couple days. is how irene ends in the next couple hours but this is how it started. overnight, the city that never sleeps battens down the hatches. nearly 400,000 people evacuated from manhattan, brooklyn and the rockaways. for the first time ever

they are looking into robin gardener's past. why would she travel to aruba with a man she hardly knew leaving some to wonder if she is really missing at all. >> you are suggesting that robin gardener might be alive and in on the plot? >> i am saying the police have to investigate all possibilities remember she had recently lost her job, her boyfriend even said her g mail account was active after she was reported missing it is possible gary hacked into the account but there's always a possibility. a million and a half dollars remember. >> i think she is dead the odds are or evidence suggests he killed her for the insurance money. let's talk to the live in boyfriend. he joins us live with another big >> keeping an eye on the developments we are switching our attention to robin gardener the missing maryland woman who some suspect has been killed in aruba. on your left that's richard forrester. richard forrester is robin gardener live in boyfriend. on your right is the sister of -- a woman who gary threatened to didn't allow her dau

they are looking into robin gardener's past.ba with a man she hardly knew leaving some to wonder if she is really missing at all. >> you are suggesting that robin gardener might be alive and in on the plot? >> i am saying the police have to investigate all possibilities remember she had recently lost her job, her boyfriend even said her g mail account was active after she was reported missing it is possible gary hacked into the account but there's always a possibility. a million and a half dollars remember. >> i think she is dead the odds are or evidence suggests he killed her for the insurance money. let's talk to the live in boyfriend. he joins us live with another he joins us live with another big thankfully, there's new crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. helps eliminate plaque at the gumline, helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just 4 weeks. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. life opens up when you do. >> keeping an eye on the developments we are switching ou

robin and george? >> three in one weekend. >> hard to take. >>> let's get to the other stories developing right now. bianna golodryga in for josh. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. >>> developing news in that high-profile sexual assault case here in new york. dominique strauss-kahn could be on his way back home to france as early as tonight. some say that prosecutors will drop all charges against international banker accused of assaulting a hotel maid. she spoke in an exclusive interview with our robin roberts. >> i have made some mistakes in my life, but that doesn't mean, doesn't mean this man tried to rape me. he tried to rape me. >> what do you want? >> i want justice. i want him to go to jail. i want him to know that there are some places that you can't use your money, you can't use your power when you do something like thi >> diallo is scheduled to meet with prosecutors ahead of his hearing today. >>> in other news, casey anthony is back in florida. her defense team decided to bring her ba

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. while nerves are playing here, i'm standing in an affluent part of time. take a look. and this after another night of unprecedented levels of violence, violence that has now spread to three major cities outside the capital. overnight, the images are apocalyptic. a young woman is forced to jump out of a buildininengulfed in flames out of the safety of rescuers below. so many fires burning, raging out of control, across the city and spreading outside the capital. masked young men on the streets, throwing bricks, rocks, missiles at police officers. riots are sparked by a shooting of a 29-year-oldd m m by police on saturday. look at how widespread the violence is. not since the last race violence of 1995 has there been an explosion of anger like this, just as 200 olympic officials are arriving for this 2012 game. >> absolutely, i can't describi it. i'm just shaking all the way through. >> reporter: police seem powerless, stretched and overwhelmed. >> people have been opening looting this

they are looking into robin gardener's past.ravel to aruba with a man she hardly knew leaving some to wonder if she is really missing at all. >> you are suggesting that robin gardener might be alive and in on the plot? >> i am saying the police have to investigate all possibilities remember she had recently lost her job, her boyfriend even said her g mail account was active after she was reported missing it is possible gary hacked into the account but there's always a possibility. a million and a half dollars remember. >> i think she is dead the odds are or evidence suggests he killed her for the insurance money. let's talk to the live in boyfriend. he joins us live with another big exclusive. just carry new preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big relief. from the brand doctors recommend most by name. new preparation h totables. the anywhere preparation h. try smart balance buttery sead. 's heart-healthier than butter. with omega-3s. 64% less saturated fat. andlinically proven to help support healthy chole

robin? >> something to keep in mind, clayton.hank you. >>> "gma" legal analyst dan abrams joins us now. yesterday you called this. you thought it would be a quick verdict but under four hours. what was the most critical piece of evidence? >> the fact that there was no defense. the bottom line is that the prosecutors were able to present dna evidence, photographic evidence, audiotaped evidence, that he sexually assaulted two girls. the defense, nothing. the defense was basically, this is persecution of me based on my religion. no actually response to the claims of sexual assault. jurors asked to hear the audiotape again of him sexually assaulting the 12-year-old. people started to think, whoa. if they're now going back and asking to hear that again, this is going to be a long deliberation. they listened to audiotape and came right back. >> they'll be back at the courthouse, the penalty phase begins. what can we expect? i hear there will be more evidence presented? >> remember, this case was just about sexual assault. the evidence

i said it with robin the other day.hink you can definitely charge without a body and i think in this case there's enough inconsistencies in his story, knowing his account simply doesn't fit with all the other facts that we know and now if he really did go ahead and try to cash this insurance policy, have a motive or at least a potential motive. >> nancy, the former prosecutor, somebody looking at it and saying that's premeditation? >> well, there's a lot more premeditation other than the life insurance policy which reportedly was for $1.5 million. apparently he had taken other women on free aruban vacations allegedly for sex and they'll say it was totally innocent. that alone i don't think will prove motive but the fact he was trying to collect before her body was found or leaves the country, also, he had a lot of lies. when he got to the airport he told them his traveling companion was leaving on another flight. also his digital camera has been found and is full of explicit photos of the victim. given the fact we have

serenaded by robin thicke.d, bruce jenner, exchanging vows with her new husband kriri humphries. just ahead, the exclusive pictures and details frorom "people" magazine. you weren't the only one invited, lara. "people" magazine was there too. >> it really was a gorgeous day. as big an event it was, they kept it intimate. the family really loves each other and it was a real party. that al green song, that was our wedding song too. good choice, kim. >> you and david? >> yes, so i'll fill you in. >> all the details coming up. >>> inside a family with 18 kids. >> say that again. >> 18 kids. there they are right now. they are friends of the "19 and counting" duggars. everyone still lives at home, 20 people under 1 roof, and now the older kids are getting ready to date. it's created all kinds of complications. a little hard to get privacy in that family but juju chang was able to go inside and find out how they make it work. >> somehow i knew denise would play "we are family." that was a given. >>> when we report on

but robin, for you. lovely robin. >> thank you. >> josh, what do you got?ictures from texas to wisconsin. to california. to colorado. all across the area. lot of cloudy -- what, what? josh is like, going to do something, i don't know what it is. dallas at 107 and here's where dallas just rolls through the week, above 105 degrees. last time we were talking about how crazy it was above 100 degrees. when you're standing above 105, yeah, that's not normal august. into the southeast, we got a good powerful shot of storms and thunderstorm >> all of that weather w w brought to you by at&t. oh, robin roberts. >> coming up in just a bit here on "good morning america" -- oh, sam. i don't know. i'm watching your be blue eyes right now. oh, natural cosmetics, that's what i'm trying to say. so, it's a natural thing. you'll findddddddddddddddddddddj ah yes. there it is. the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household is willing to lay claim to its origin. we may never know. let that sink in, people. we may never know. but now? now is not the time for blame. now is the

robin it sha-- >> excuse me. go ahead. >> i just wanted to ask robin, what now, robin?o we get out? do we get out quickly? or do we linger there? do we leave our ships off, off the shores of tripoli so that we can sort of monitor what happens next? >> the united states' role will probably be to work again through the international community, try to work through releasing frozen assets. the united states has between 3 $33 billion and $36 billion of gadhafi's money in u.s. banks. we can use that to help reconstruct. libya is actually one of the few places in the arab world that actually has a prospect of improving sometime in the near future. it has a very small population. 6.5 million people. it has enormous oil wealth. in trying to address the economic and political needs of the people, it can deliver. it's also had this unique experience with five months of a transition national government that has been in place, that has learned not only how to bring diverse political forces together, but also how to collect garbage. and so they have done what other countries haven't

robin?erre, you talked to her mother. what did she tell you? >> reporter: yeah, we talked to her mother last night. and she basically confirmed that she was telling her daughter just a year or so ago that she thought that the uncle, l.d. cooper was, in fact, d.b. cooper. >> all right, pierre. we'll have more from you in our next half hour. >>> joining us live is "gma" legal analyst dan abrams. so, if this lead really does pan out to be true, it's huge for the fbi. >> remember, this is the only history. hijacking in u.s. every other one they know who did it, et cetera. so, this would be enormous. but it's also because, as pierre pointed out in his piece, this has the makings of a movie. the whole story about parachuting out the back, never being able to find him with all the money, clues left as this investigation has gone on. so, certainly the fbi is saying publicly thahathis is not t high priority for them. nevertheless, you've got to believe that in a case where they've been looking at it

robin? >> all right, sam. >>> so, you're talking about the wind and what it's really like inside a hurricane, when the winds are 130 miles per hour or more. jim sciutto is at the glen l. martin wind tunnel, where he is going above and beyond his duty to demonstrate what it feels like. >> reporter: that's right. the things we do for television. they normally test cars and airplanes in here. now, they're going to test me and give me a sense of what it feels like, right in the middle of a hurricane. right now you're seeing it go from 0 to 115 miles an hour. that's a category 3 hurricane. we're in category 4 territory. about 74 miles an hour. it's hard to stand up. now a category 3. 103 miles per hour. really hard to s snd. that is a category 3 3urricane right now. 116 miles per hour. and at that point you almost feel like your skin will come right off. just slowing down now going down to 100, 90. i'll tell you, at that peak, when we were at category 3 speeds above 115 miles per hour, the only w

robin? >> that is indeed clear. all right, there, nick. thanks so much. >>> now, back at home, another rollercoaster on wall street. >> a stunning comeback for the stock market. the dow first bounced all over the place when the fed said it would keep interest rates near zero for the next two years. best surge in two years. and abc's bianna golodryga tracked the wild day. and investors said we like what we heard from the fed. >> reporter: the fed basically echoed how most are feeling. things are getting worse. they're not better. the economy is slowing. so, the fed revised down their forecast for overall economic growth and said we could avert a recession but sluggish growth for the foreseeable future. you have to see at least 2.5% growth to get the unemployment rate to start to go down. >> i want to quote it here. economic growth so far this year has been considerably slower than the committee expected. the committee now expects a somewhat slower pace recovery over coming quarters. that led

robin? george? >> got to keep a close eye on it, sam, thank you. >>> coming up, josh powell speaks out. his first interview since his wife vanished 20 months ago. he is the only person of interest in her disappearance. what really happened to his wife. you've got to see this. >> also susan's father. we'll get his reaction to josh powell's side of the story. >>> and show me the money. is there cash out there waiting for to you claim it? we'll show you how easy it is for you to cash in. it's so great to meet you! i usually work alone... don't mind him. chocolate's just got a chip on his shoulder. [ female announcer ] new quaker chewy smashbar. kid-loved ingredients, smashed together. with 33% less sugar than the leading sweet snacks. styles for back to school! plus, get $10 in come back cash when you spend, $50 or more on clothes./ amazing prices. amazing styles., make this year amazing at sears! with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine y

good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. take a look at over here at these toppled trees and ripped down power lines. this is the scene in countless cities and towns. from the outer banks, north carolina, for 900 miles to the canadian border. and many of those who lost power aren't going to get it back for many days. we met eileen and her son, anthony, as they roamed main street searching for an open store to buy water and something to read. >> i didn't think it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: like almost everyone else here, they are without power in their home. here in new jersey, population of 13,000, nearly 100% of the homes without power in the aftermath of hurricane irene. they're being told by their local utility they may not get power restored from two to seven days. at nightfall, it was plunged into darkness. and we went to her brother's home, where they went to spend the night. are you stressed? >> stressed? horribly stressed. horribly stressed. >> reporter: one of million of families that spent last night in

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robin for her work. -- miss robin for her work.we look at scriptures, you know, people believe that we have a profit called zechariah. also another profit called azel. most religions believe in the holy word of god. it gives clarity as to what is going on in the middle east today. i would invite miss robbins and other people that listen to take a look at the scripture as to what the word of god says. with that 30 more seconds, i have a quick recap. chapter five, the book of zacharias, wickedness has been allowed to cover the earth. he sees two women looking at the container for the wickedness planted in the land of old babylon, modern day iraq. as you go into -- host: what is the point of that to you? caller: two women that lifted , a land of wickedness, which was old babylon. host: are you saying that there is wickedness there? i do not understand. caller: they took the container and lifted it up between heaven and earth as a resemblance of them. the question is, two women lifting this up, with strength in iraq as a base. but the

good morning, robin.ery busy morning. let's get right to it. we begin with one of the largest meat recalls in u.s. history. cargill is recalling some 36 million pounds of ground turkey that may be the source of a salmonella outbreak blamed for 1 death and the sickening of nearly 80 others nationwide. e turkey was produced in arkansas between february 20th and august 2nd. it has this code on the label, est. p-963 and was sold under brand names including honeysuckle white, shady brook farms, kroger and safeway. >>> the other big story, tropical storm emily, now barreling through the caribbean at this hour, with haiti in its crosshairs. it's a country where thousands of earthquake survivors still live outside in camps, virtually unprotected from the elements. abc's matt gutman is in port-au-prince with the very latest. matt, good morning. >> reporter: josh, about 25,000 and in just a couple of hours there are going to be 6 to 12 inches of rain. the entire place will look like this, with mud so thick it stick

robin knows far more than i. but the whole point here is this is something that is happening in libya with libyans and for libyans. we have to help assist but we can't be running the show. the president has it run the risk of it not being smooth but he has taken the risk so far. he will have to continue doing the same. >> robin, looking ahead, does the success in libya provide some sort of blueprint or could it provide a blueprint for other countries? we are looking at syria now and some people are talking about how we should go in and dot same thing we did, you know, to gadhafi, so assad. do you have any concern or are you aware of concerns in the region that now the u.s. has a great reason to just start playing openly playing the world's policeman? >> i think that most people in the region understand that libya was a unique case because of its own involvement in international terrorism. you know, it is shenanigans in the past. because of the instability of its leader. this is the beginning of phase two of the a

robin, george? >> i'm sure that's not the last we've learned. >>> another fatal grizzly attack in yellowstone national park. he mauled a hiker and neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: in this incredible video taken just two weeks ago at yellowstone people are just feet from a grizzly bear trying to cross the road. how people and bears often mingle dangerously close. >> don't move. >> reporter: now another close encounter not far from here has turned deadly. rangers say 59-year-old john wallace was hiking along the mary mountain trail when he was mauled by a grizizy. hikers found his body alone and surrounded by bear tracks. >> we're trying to piece it together from the evidence that's on site, you know, in terms of what were the circumstances that led to the attack. >> reporter: wallace's relatives say he was an experienced camper but he was hiking alone so rangers don't know exactly what happened. in his pack, no bear spray and the only food he had on him was left untouched by the bear. we re

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. good even and welcome. jack hirschman. he has been a poet in san francisco from 2006. his powerful voice set the tone, his latest book, "all that's left". >> my voice is a little untuned. very simply so they are not any question of anxiety or worry. on march 14th, i decided to take an operation on my carotted artery and therefore. i do

>> i'm just not buying it robin.ely russell armstrong last to take responsibility for his life and his death. he wasn't a really wonderful guy. and what the reality situation does is shine a lot of light on that. if you have skeletons in your closet they're going to come out and that's exactly what happened to him. people take fame so callously in this country and say it would be great to be on a reality show but if you haven't lived a perfect life you can bet in this transparent world that is going to get out there. >> i see you shaking your head in agreement. there is something that russell said and he said this show has literally pushed us to the limit. he said that russell armstrong, to "people" magazine. talk to us about the psychological efffft it is -- it has on someone watching your life play out on television like thatat >> well, reality is real people and real problems but i think the bigger issue here is what pushes people to suicide. certainly he had the risk factors for it. he recently got a divorce, has

thank you very much, robin. figures out what's next -- >> that's not it. >> reporter: one thank that is certain he's being honored on friday at disney's d23 expo. a weekend event for fans and families. regis will be named a disney legend. >> i love all of you and i thank you very much for this -- you made me feel like a disney legend today. tell me again. >> you are a disney legend. you ju became a disney legend. what are you going to do, regis? >> i'm going to disneyland. >> we love rege and the regis farewell celebration will kick off the first week of september. we thought we'd put up shot here. not that we're trying to get rid of you at all but you know what he was saying, next to kelly. >> all rightht. >> i got regis' endorsement there. it actually is true. there are situations in the show where i do try to channel rege. >> do you really? he is something else and we have a lot of respect for him and wish him all the very, very best. >> thank you, sir. thank you very much. and so i think it's time now to go

and robin and george i have to go on your side. i like irene so much better as a tropical storm than a hurricane. >> i don't care if he says it's psychological. >> i will take it. >> the concern is the flooding. we are just getting a report from cynthia mcfadden. a building in manhattan, 31-story building w 15 feet of water in the building. the fear is they can't get the water out. there could be an explosion. so there is still danger. >> absolutely. and when you hear the isolated incidents. it doesn't matter if it's a hurricane or a strong storm. maryland is one of the many states that declared a state of emergency today and jim scuitto is in ocean city. you are getting hit by the back of the storm and there is progress being made there. >> reporter: there is progress. it's interesting. the winds have died down but they have just picked up. but from the opposite direction. they are not coming from on shore, gusting up to 30 40 500 miles an hour as we get into the back end of the storm. but things are improving here. we have using

working around the are clock to try to find robin gardner or find out what happened to her.raveling companion you mentioned has been arrested and detained on suspicion of involvement in her disappearance. authorities are well aware that this case reawakens all the memories about the natalee holloway case. the two women disappeared from the same resort area six years apart. shep? >> shepard: what about her traveling companion? >> well, gardner was in aruba -- they are both from maryland. he has apparently told authorities they went snorkeling. she didn't make it back safely to shore. is he in custody. the prosecutor's office tells me he will be back before a judge this weekend. at that point they say investigators will present the evidence they have gathered so far. the judge can then decide whether to continue holding him or to release him. now another man back in maryland richard forester says he and robin gardner have been dating for months. is he growing increasingly concerned about her. >> she has been missing for six days, so every day that goes by gets a lot worse. thi

robin, i'm thrilled you're here.ross the table just like this -- maybe not glass, but you've sat across the table from moammar gadhafi. you have looked into his eyes. what do people out there need to know about him? >> of all the world leaders i've interviewed, he is clearly the most unstable. lately he's seemed as if he's on medication. he has a very good demand of english. as he's speaking so slowly, the rims of his glasses will be moving back and forth as will his feet. you have a sense that there's something tumultuous happening inside him. >> a nervous energy? >> a nervous energy or as i said, i think there's some sort of medical issue there. >> obviously, his compound is surrounded. is this the end of the end for moammar gadhafi? obviously, four decades in power. are we looking at the final stage? >> he can't come out of this politically and survive. he may not be able to come out of this physically and survive. one of the key developments in the last 24 hours is the fact that his son was arrested. the son who

. >> for more on the growing chorus, i spoke to robin wright. so far, president assad does not appear to be listening to anybody. what effect our sanctions from the u.s. likely to back? >> they are actually for proliferation activities in the case of the banks and the relationship with corruption for the cell phone companies. this will not change the regime 's mind. this is a critical week. kaine -- king abdullah, who is normally taking a background posture, has taken a very visible stand. the turkish prime minister met for four hours with president assad. the islamic world is taking the toughest actions. >> is this growing voice likely to give the u.s. more substance and will if allow a policy change? >> one question is whether the united states will formally ask president assad to step aside and say his legitimacy is no longer credible to any member of the international community. they are not quite seeing no. there is anticipation they may well be that. it is hard to see how president assad will survive this politically. but the denoument wil

robin? >> all right, bob. thank you. >>> and joining us now is gabby giffords' close friend debbie wasserman schultz of florida, also the chair of the democratic national committee. oh, it was electrifying for all of us to be watching from afar. you escorted your friend onto the floor. just describe to us that moment. >> you know, you just have this overwhelming sense of emotion rush over you. when mark called me sunday night to tell me that gabby had been following the debates on the debt ceiling very closely and felt strongly if her vote was pivotal she needed to make sure that she came to washington. she decided that either way, it was important for her constituents in the district in arizona to have their voice heard and recorded on probably the most important bill thatat we would cast in this congress and we've had in this fight the most grizzled hardened hearts harden even further and they all melted when she walked in the chamber. i've never heard -- we have a lot of a alause for various reasons in the

well meanwhile also manager austin venga has named robin van persie as his new captain following the departure of robert against barcelona on monday however the dutch striker along with midfielders and i mean our street has been hotly linked with a move to manage the city of both suspended for tuesday's playoff game and to italian side naisi although new signing giovino is set for his champions league debut despite all this anger insists life must go on after fabregas. to try to. get. this club. if you didn't think you five years old. and do mean you'd be pleased to have conferred with the job and only would we want to assure you of the strange. and unique you can try to do. well it in a.z. who finished fourth last season in syria also lost three key players during the off season strike that alexis sanchez. and defender christian's a passer and italian side of a poor european record having reached the group stage a once before which was six years ago but francesco giggling admits his team are the underdogs and i was asked nor will both of the win with or without fabregas. the doing.

life after cesspools robin van persie is named captain down for their first leg against it in a.z. as the gunners adjust to get selling skipper fabregas. understand that angry andy roddick crushes ash in the first round of the cincinnati masters a stunning comeback victory philipp kohlschreiber. but first of all andrew being because i'm go to a french side on this tuesday night for the first leg of their champions league play off a place in the lucrative group stages of the competition is at stake but the russian team are severely depleted through injuries remains argentinian left back kristen and sally is sidelined waltz into boxes of us is also massed along with midfield appeal to his throw off and striker over seventy martins the russians are also believe that their latest signing uruguay striker nelson valdes the deal went through a couple of days ago but the twenty seven year old will only arrive in time for the second leg next wednesday well meanwhile arsenal manager arsene wenger has named robin van persie as his new captain following the departure of said fabregas to barcel

james robins, "bbc news." >> the bbc has been witnessing the events unfold in tripoli. we were sent this account. >> there have been extraordinary scenes here in the capital tripoli today. parts of the city literally exploded in celebrations. there were hours and hours of celebratory gunfire. some of it rather dangerous in terms of how much ordinance was landing in the neighborhoods here and in other parts of the city. people going to the green square, which has been renamed martyr square. it was a time of absolute euphoric celebration. this is a city of some two million people, where there are known to be genuine supporters of colonel gaddafi and some loyalists. so still in some streets some fighting. but today with the taking of the main compound, the compound tra translates to splendid gate, the rebels have scored a decisive victory. tomorrow we're expecting that the members of the national transitional council will come from their stronghold in the east in benghazi and begin the very, very hard work of setting libya in its post-gaddafi era. but of course, the proble

well meanwhile some manager arsene wenger has named robin van persie as his new captain following the departure of cessed fabregas to barcelona on monday however the dutch striker along with midfielders i mean our story has been heavily linked with a move to manage the city are both suspended for tuesday's playoff game time to italian side in a.z. although new signing giovino is set for his champions league debut despite all this anger insists life must go on after fabregas. we do try to keep him but in the end. here is where to respect the desire of the players and this club is hundred twenty five years old. and many big players left a job in the club window and virtue what we want to show that we have the strings. and unity to fry deserve we did. well it in a.z. who finished fourth last season in syria have also lost three key players during the off season striker alexis sanchez in a and defended christians a passer at the italian side of a poor european record having reached the group stage a once before which was six years ago francesco giddily admits his team are the underdogs an

he told police they'd been drinking voda ka and robin used sleeping pills.ore arrest, giordano tried to leave the country. stopping through the airport but only after passing through security. police did arrest him he was drenched in sweat. abc news learned that he purchased a priceyer one year policy over the cheaper more commonly purchased five year policy. >> and coming up, a reality tv show gets too real. there are new revelations about suicide of a husband from the "real housewives of beverly hills". >> michael finney taking your questions on twitter and facebook. we have links at abc 7 news.com. >> and taking you live to the richmond san rafael bridge. traffic is just crawling along for drivers headed web because a stretch of 580 here is closed for a mile stretch. these drivers have to be detoured because of a police standoff underway in a hotel there. spencer christian is keeping track of the travel forecasts now. >> and air traffic is moving on nicely across the country. lots of green lights here and major airports indicating on time arriveals and th

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while lying off to sask robin van persie is named also captain but is banned for their first leg against you didn't you see the gunners adjust to selling skipper fabric gas. alex great expectations runners up adelanto pinning high hopes on swedish supercoach. head the new season. first of football and have gone to french side lee on this tuesday night for the first leg of their champions league play off place in the lucrative group stages of the competition is at stake but the russian team are severe depleted through injuries remains argentinian left back christian and saw that is sidelined while center backs are not also has a long wait for the perfect bistro and striker over femi monson's russian side are also without the latest signing you're going to strike at nelson valdes the deal went through a couple of days ago for the twenty seven year old who only a ride in was not in time for the second leg next wednesday. while meanwhile also manager aston vega has named robin van persie as his new captain following the departure of said fabregas to barcelona on monday however the dutch stri

i reached robin through her facebook page. i really want to speak out about this but i'm not allowed to do this as part of an agreement i have at the moment. i'm sure that you have come to realize in your profession all is not always as it appears. lastly, i do understand why you are doing this and have no hard feelings. thanks for letting me know this the i team report is going to happen. >> wow! absurd. >>reporter: her neighbors we spoke with who also happen to be giants fans express shock at what happened and disappointment. about what do you think about what happened here. >> absolutely surprised. i wouldn't think anyone would do that to our team. the players they definitely don't deserve that. >>reporter: the giants decline to be interviewed saying the u.s. attorney office asked them to help protect the integrity of the investigation. they would not say which players accounts were involved. o'connor has been released on 500,000 dollar bond and forced to give up the passport. scheduled to appear for arraignment next month.

and then some robin news new zealand prime minister john key hinted the all blacks kept on reaching a cork would get a knighthood if his team win their home world cup this year is to keep adding that the final against their neighbors the wall of is is a dream scenario but cornwall is expected to leave the world's top ranked robin nation to their first trophy in twenty four years the thirty year old well that's following the footsteps of england where you live woodward who was knighted after his team won the world title back in two thousand and three he about the club. it's all a sport for the al i mean so we'll be here with the news headlines but first it's the wire. emission free cretaceous free comes for charges free to make humans free. three stooges free. the old free blank template video for your media projects a free media and gone to hard teton tom. wealthy british scientist son. sometimes. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports.

so robin slide down to fifty in the standings with spartak moscow two points further back following a disappointing one one go against one less seen a try henri penalty but this it is ahead just before half time that is equaliser just after the break. ball in the early kick off to back one one nil at twenty one straight goalkeeping blunder actually set that off a simple tap in that room on the road in siberia. now i feel for players nearly you know messi didn't take to the pitch but a record crowd still gathered to watch manchester united exact revenge on an under-strength basle an aside in a pre-season friendly in washington d c i was eight hundred thousand pounds packs the washington redskins stadium where midway through the first half weeks of danny welbeck finale. prosecutor victor valdés the halftime entertainment was provided by n.b.a. superstar kobe bryant into a cool different kind of penalty shot this autumn. well and like in their champions league final triumph i've been knighted inmate boss a coach at the. audio field is mostly youngsters and it is teenager tiago requies wi

so robin slide down to fifty in the standings with spartak moscow two points further back following a disappointing one one draw against one less seen a try or a penalty put the visitors ahead just before half time ballots and claimed the equaliser just after the great. ball in the early kickoff to that one one nil it turned into a goalkeeping blunder actually set that off a simple tap in. on the road in siberia. now i feel for players the little messi didn't take to the pitch but a record crowd still gathered to watch matched united exact revenge on the under-strength boss lennon's side in a pre-season friendly in washington d.c. over eighty thousand fans punch the washington redskins stadium where midway through the first off base of danny welbeck seed money made to prosecute victor valdes the halftime entertainment was provided by n.b.a. superstar kobe bryant who took a different kind of penalty shot this autumn finished. well and like in their champions league final triumph over united inmate boss a coach at the. audio fielded mostly youngsters and it was teenager tiago requies wi

while meanwhile arsenal manager arsene vega has named robin van persie as his new captain following the departure of fabregas to barcelona on monday however the dutch striker along with midfielder samir nasri has been heavily linked with a move to manchester city are both suspended for the gunners first leg and two italian side. although you cite trevino is making his champions league debut despite a three match domestic ban for the red card on his debut at newcastle on saturday but regardless of all this there insists life must go on after summer yes. we do try to. but. here is where to respect the story of the play you. describe these are getting pretty five years old. and many people used to have to jump into trouble in dawn and go to work we want to show that we have the strength. to fry do. well in a.z. who finished fourth last e.u. and syria also lost three key players during the off season strike that looks sound chills and fever and from the christians and the italian side have a poor european record having reached the group stage every once before six years ago francesco guille

robin o'connor worked in the payroll department for the giants in charge of making changes to other employees' direct deposits but the fbi thinks she has been depositing some of their money into her account since last year. some red flags went up last month when she applied for a home loan according to a federal affidavit. in that loan application, she attached a letter supposedly from giants human resource department explaining a couple of mysterious extra payments she had received because she, quote, assisted us in accomplishing our goal of winning the 2010 world series. the bank called the giants and she knitted embezzling $600,000. when they went through the records, the fbi said it was more like $1.5 million. the giants released a statement yesterday saying, "we're working with the federal authorities to ensure this matter is thoroughly investigated and that any wrongdoing is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." she has two federal charges against her and is expected in court on september 30. she is no longer working for the giants organization, needless to say. >> not surprised

robin gardner was last seen august 2.raveling with said she disappeared while stherp snorkeling together. abc is saying when he was talking to investigators shortly afro bin gardner vanished he looked at his watch and said, quote, she might be dead now. local fisherman said he seemed very drunk when reporting her missing. martin savidge joins us now. what do investigators make of him saying she might be dead now? >> he thought the minutae of parsing phrases was crazy. that said he said, we don't see it as incriminating. the search had been going on for hours. it was dark. she hadn't been found. she was not an expert swimmer. so for giordano to look at his watch and say, she's probably dead now, they look at it as a fatalistic comment and not incriminating. >> we hold investigators they didn't purchase alcohol before she disappeared, but abc says he was so drunk investigators couldn't talk to him. do we know about his condition in the hours after gardner disappeared? >> we know first of all they didn't administer a breath