right around the time she and robin stopped being friends. of course. robin hates kids.me little brat. thus, if i may... (clears throat) when glitter's womb a fruit did bear robin said, "to hell with this i'm outta hare." glitter got pregnant so robin dumped her.

any tips for robin? >> oh. >> any tips for robin?hing i can tell you that you don't know. >> you looked good on the red carpet. like gelman. he's crouched down. giving us -- he's like the third base coach. >> crouching tiger, hidden gelman. >> i love it. now, robin, this is a -- this is a big money set there. i mean, i want you to enjoy it, take notes, and we'll redecorate when you come back. those people spend some cash up there. >> they do. the crowd is already going crazy. just the energy and the enthusiasm. >> because of you. >> i like those chairs too. >> they're so happy you're here. they're going to tear the roof off the place. we're going to have to redecorate ourselves. >> this is when he says, april fools. >> cannot wait to watch it. coming up in a half hour. see robin and michael on "live" later this morning. kelly ripa is back soon. >>> coming up, brad paisley. marie osmond is here live. >>> you don't think that something you're watching on tv is going the affect your life. my husband, it was his birthday. he and my son w

robin, have you forgotten about your new year's resolution? like world wide news. mm-hmm. well by this time next year i will be wearing a world wide news i.d. badge around my neck. and to show you that i'm serious this is my first and only drink of the night. okay. okay? oh, damn, that's smooth. i thought you finally got that interview at world wide news. well, i did, but they only offered me a boring, low-paid off-camera research job. which could be a stepping stone to bigger things in your career. well, so could heads or tails. (snorts) the first currency rotation specialist went on to be a semi-finalist on the bachelor and then she lost, like, a hundred pounds on the biggest loser, and now she's totally winning celebrity rehab. narrator: it seemed like there was no changing robin's mind. but what we didn't know, in that moment was that our world was about to be turned upside down. i'm pregnant. what?! now, kids, when your friends have great news, you're happy for them... for, like, a millisecond. and then you start thinking about yourself.

no." >> stephen joost grew up with robin and chris. he met with them just after he'd lost his job as an accountant, to discuss their finances. over chicken wings and beers, he became their c.f.o. >> we were just hoping to pay the electric and rent bill the first month, and i was just hoping to get some accounting fees out of it. i could see after we got to about 10 or 20 stores, then you can start seeing the big picture. >> now they own 29 firehouse sub shops. >> ♪ whoo! >> but that's only a fraction of the total, thanks to franchising. >> well over 400 restaurants now, serving about 700,000 customers per week. >> all: welcome to firehouse! >> at the end of this year, we'll wrap up right at $300 million. >> we'll be rockin' and rollin' before too long. >> that's good. [ rock music plays ] >> now chris has his own sound studio at home. they've recorded radio commercials there. chris even wrote a song for their annual conference. >> ♪ firehouse subs is the place for you ♪ >> we never looked at it about making money for us. we just focuse

i definitely endorse robin brasso. she's one of our best members on the committee. also endorse you appointing sonja to our committee because we definitely need new members. thank you so much. >> thank you. any other public comments? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> i want to thank both sonja and robin for wanting to continue with your role in the pedestrian safety advisory committee. it's, as you know, this is a real important issue for me and i'd like to see strong, good, you know, passionate people on that committee. and you two seem to represent what i'd like to see on that committee. so, you know, definitely i'm supporting both of you on this. colleagues, supervisor cohen? >> thank you. ms. kos and ms. brasso, i want to take a moment to say thank you for your leadership and stepping up. sometimes people can become encumbered with titles of leadership and you ladies seem to embody leadership and actually how it manifests in everyday life, how you carry your self-, how you conduct your own personal business. so, i have come to know ms. brasso pre

robin. south korea is saying this morning that north korea, just 25 or 30 miles from here, has moved one of its missiles to the east coast, a missile with considerable range. the moment of explosion is approaching. that's the looming threat this morning from north korea saying they have the final approval to launch, quote, merciless military strikes on the united states involving the possible use of cutting-edge nuclear weapons. >> some of the actions they've taken over the last few weeks present a real and clear danger and threat to the interests of certainly our allies. >> reporter: now the u.s. is matching those threats with strategic deployments. the missiles do not have the range to reach the u.s. mainland, but the u.s. is matching north korean threats with strategic deployments to the region. mobilizing an advance missile defense system, the terminal high altitude area defense battery or thad. to protect guam and likely within range of that north korean missile. the thad system using t

robin, this is sandy rivers. sandy rivers?!in's old cohost and my old nemesis. we should have sex. oh, i hate that guy. it gets worse. sandy, this is... robin. you two know each other? know each other? we've had sex. ted: you had sex with sandy rivers? no! ugh! and i can't believe it's my first day, and already i'm the girl who slept with the host of the show. already? were you planning on eventually sleeping with the host? well, now that i know it's sandy, i'm not. (groans) hey, babe. hi, honey. there's a couple messages on the machine. your dad called. he wants to know if you have any sixes. yeah, uh, we got a game of "go fish" going on the phone. p.s., pops, go fish. (chuckles) who's the second message from? dr. stangel's office. i'm extremely fertile. you're extremely fertile! oh, my god. i told you there was nothing to worry about. i got to call my dad and tell him the good news. announcer: ...puts the ball on the 44-yard-line.

gone away and they've had a version of it for some time now they just voted recently to to do the robin hood tax but they have some similar things like value added taxes and it hasn't hurt them in any and it didn't hurt our country years ago so i don't think you're ever going to completely stop that but but the speculation that we've seen in the last several years that's really really hurt our country that does need to be curbed or it's driving up the price of food for you know particularly for elderly people for people and people it's fair game some people need to litter i've been up the price of gasoline everything else it's remarkable the inclusive prosperity act and saturday very quickly what's going to happen where should people be we will be out in front of city for i believe we're going to be doing a march you can find out at robin hood tax or national nurses united or we'll have lots of friends from around the country helping. yes because the money will be used for just the things we talked about we could actually there's a person joining us from health gap and she said if just

gone away and they've had a version of it for some time now they just voted recently to to do the robin hood tax but they have some similar things like value added taxes and it hasn't hurt them in any and it didn't hurt our country years ago so i don't think you're ever going to completely stop that but what the speculation that we've seen in the last several years that's really really hurt our country that does need to be curbed or it's driving up the price of food for you know particularly for elderly people for people and people it's fair game some people need to litter i've been up the price of gasoline everything else it's remarkable the inclusive prosperity act and saturday very quickly what's going to happen where should people be we will be out in front of city i believe we're going to be doing a march you can find out at robin hood tax or national nurses united or we'll have lots of friends from around the country helping us because the money will be used for just the things we talked about we could actually. person joining us from health gap and she said if just a small portio

robin: good for you. ted mosby does not take advantage of poor, helpless honeys.eah, actually there's another reason that i didn't go home with her. hmm? he's gay! mom, hang up! i'm sorry. (scoffs) go on. yeah, actually there's another reason that i didn't go home with her. hmm? i'm in love with zoey. oh, my god. oh, my god! mom! sorry. ted's in love with zoey? but, but she's married. that boy needs an intervention. funny you should say that. does anyone know why we're here? lily: yeah, who called this intervention? i did. it's for me. this is about the coffee breath. finally. it's because i'm in love with zoey, and she's married, so it needs to stop.

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it is not just threatening words from north korea this morning, but u.s. officials believe they are about to test not one, but two missiles. apparently kim jong-un feels it will help his bargaining position over nuclear weapons. satellites have been tracking the mobile launchers' fuel and missile components on their way to north korea's eastern shore. the missile components for the musudan midrange missiles placed on a train traversing the countryside but the search continues for the actual site where the launcher and missiles have ended up. the north koreans have never tested this missile before. it is not capable of reaching the u.s. mainland, but with a target range of around 2,000 miles, it poses a clear threat to our allies in the region and u.s. bases in okinawa and possibly guam. given the placement on the eastern shore the trajectory of these missiles would likely pass over japan where missile defenses are in place. >> they want everyone to become so rattled and scared that th

narrator: the next night marshall and robin went to dinner, just the two of them.hey had three solid conversation topics: cold weather... december chill-- so great. totally. narrator: ...sports... did you catch the game last night? yeah. nail-biter. narrator: ...and cold weather sports. you know what's fun? mm. is cold weather sports. they are fun. narrator: they blew through them all in the first 16 seconds. robin: man, this is awkward. marshall: she's giving me nothing! he's just staring at me! she's just staring at me! can i get you two some drinks? lots of drinks. oh, so many drinks. narrator: that same night, barney and lily were still fighting about, um... something. or was it that other thing? barney. save it, lily. i am still mad at you for... something, and for that other thing. look, i'm sorry i hurt your feelings. but let's be honest. you've been super sensitive lately. (crying): no, i haven't! god, how can you say that?! watch out! (yells) narrator: wait. they were on the street. watch out! oh! wow. thanks, lily. you saved me. you saved us. look, i know

robin? >> and he knows how very lucky he is. linsey, thank you very much. >>> now, that other big story. what could be the end of airport armageddon. and all those delays. action finally happening on capitol hill, to cut the furloughs of air traffic controllers that have caused flight delays coast-to-coast. abc's david kerley is at reagan national airport for us there in washington. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. really good news for fliers. these delays were really the main way that voters were feeling the impacts of the spending cuts. congress is ready to take a week off. members decided they needed to do something before they jumped on planes and left town. all week -- >> everything is being backed up because of the faa issues. >> reporter: all across the country -- >> we don't want you to be here. >> reporter: about 1,000 flights a day delayed. >> we just sat on the tarmac for about an hour. >> reporter: 10% of air traffic controllers, told to stay home. furloughed. but this morning, the blame game co

robin, three things: she had a nice face, her booty was in place but barney don't chase.s. barney, you know what, here's some advice. (muted trumpet imitating adults' speaking voice from "peanuts") totally. narrator: kids, i had just started dating zoey. and when you first start dating someone everyone wants to know the same thing. how did we meet? oh, ted, she doesn't want... no, it's a cute story. once upon a time... zoey was married to this super rich, super creepy guy called the captain. so when zoey and i became friends i was careful not to cross any lines. oh, man, this movie is scary. i know, right? but then one day zoey and the captain had a huge fight. he flipped out and demanded a divorce. and she was heartbroken. but after a little soul-searching she ended up back in my life and the rest, as they say, is history. actually, i said "how's your meat?" oh. a little cold. gee, wonder why. oh, ted, did you have a chance to pick up that box i left at my old apartment? oh. yeah, i don't want to see the captain. i mean this in a super manly way. that guy scares the pant

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robin would not live to see this year's relay. >> bake sale! bake sale! cookies, brownies, bake sale. >> reporter: beginning the day after her mother's death, kenna has thrown herself, all 50 pounds of it, into this year's event. kenna says team reeder kids has raised the most because they work the hardest. >> bake sale. >> reporter: and are the cutest. both were in evidence at a recent bake sale outside their neighborhood safeway. the more than $700 this event pulled in are on top of the more than $16,000 kenna's team has raised. >> i think she's amazing. i seriously am just amazed that at 7 years old she gets it and she knows how to drive towards a goal and she's making it happen. >> reporter: kenna, though, has not just been an inspiration to other fund-raisers. she's an inspiration to her father. he says ironically it has been his daughters who have set the tone for life without mom. >> it's almost like it neutralizes my pain, you know, because i go if they can handle it as well as they are, then i should be too. >> reporter: it seems they knew the ri

robin, lara. >> hey! >> hey! >> i love it when we start the week off together like this. >> fantastic. >>> and we're learning a lot about the marathon bombing suspects. charges are expected today for the surviving suspect. he still can't talk. he apparently shot himself in the neck as cops were closing in. >> and the big question this morning for the american woman from rhode island, married to the older suspect. katherine russell, seen here in high school pictures, before she converted to islam. federal agents showing up at her parents' home three times over the weekend. >> we have new details about their mother is saying about their final phone call. let's get to the latest. abc chief investigative correspondent brian ross on the scene in boston. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, george. overnight, authorities told abc news that 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev has now begun to answer questions. there's a team of federal agents trying to find out if there is an ongoing threat.those importa inecause s

(lily and robin groan) you brought an overnight bag?to spend the night. we said you were going to have sex. we didn't say, "bring a carry-on." so how did zoey react? she thought it was presumptuous and asked me to leave. it's-it's not like i brought a ton of stuff. were there slippers for the morning? not slippers, exactly. (lily, robin and barney groaning) they're called british morning socks. judy: this is such a nice surprise. marshall will be so happy. oh... how are you holding up, judy? oh, i'm doin' okay. it gets a little lonely. my friends suggested a body pillow, but... (chuckles) i'm not a lunatic. marshall: hey, mom? i hate to be that guy, but i'm pretty sure it was hot pocket o'clock, like, ten minutes ago. lily. lily. (video game sound effects) what are you doing here? i wanted to surprise you. oh, my gosh. that's so sweet. i'm so glad you're here. hey, um, before i forget, mom, did you remember to get more double-a batteries? oh, they're upstairs sweetie. right next to your washed and folded clothes. oh, great, okay. i don'

>> robin wright said, chris, there's no quick fix to the syrian problem.'m not even sure there's a slow fix. i don't think there's necessarily a fix at all. that said, we can sit here for a few minutes and talk about the downsides of doing this and that. the downsides are all too real. not doing anything is also costly, particularly what we said. >> let's try diplomacy then. you've got the expertise there. put that cap on. is there any diplomatic solution that would end this war and turn it over to some sort of -- the president's still talking today about a political transition whereby the assad regime gives up, allows a transfer of authority, and somehow saves itseits skin, i suppose, or else why would they be in that process? is that feasible? >> no. >> okay. is there a russian escape route for them? >> look, at some point it's possible things get bad enough the russians may change their policy, mr. assad may decide adasha is in his future. the rest of the alowites are going to stay and fight. if they didn't, all the people on the sunni side which afree

>> well, i think first of all, robin hit it exactly right. nobody fully understands what kim jong-un is thinking. nobody understands the whole nature of the regime. it's a very hidden, very secret and many ways very strange regime. i don't think the south koreans understand it. the japanese understand it or the chinese. all of us are standing around watching this guy who's dangerous. he's not likely to do anything and if i were betting i would bet he probably won't but it's a pretty high stakes bet. seoul, korea, capital of the country, the largest city, is within easy reach of his artillery pieces. he doesn't need a very long range to kill millions of south koreans or millions of japanese. nobody, by the way, ever notices that that same range covers a good part of china. so all of them have a good reason to be worried. i think the president, this may shock you, piers, but i think the president has actually been pretty close to correct in the way he's handled this. i think having the b-2s go there, making them visible, indicating we're prepar

robin wright, your thoughts on that? it's a limited bit of information. it could be rifles, could be grenades. who knows. >> i suspect at this point there is a very small quantity or very small type of weaponry. the real problem is a quarter century after we armed the mujahide,n, we are still buying back parts of stinger missiles and there's a real concern about we you arm any faction, how can you control and prevent those arms from going to other militias, being sold to other people, other parties, and extremist groups in syria? there's a real concern. >> charlie wilson's war became osama bin laden's war. with the same weapons. >> absolutely. the idea of a no-fly zone also is full of problems. look at when we were in iraq, we were there in a no-fly zone for over five years and took a another ten-year war to get saddam hussein out of power. the idea a no-fly zone is going to be decisive in any rapid way in changing the dynamics on the ground, adding to pressure on president bashar al assad is vulnerable. there's no quick fix. that's the problem. >> richar

friends of the earth janet karen welcome to show things so you guys are proposing something called a robin hood tax so what exactly is that janet you have a robin hood tax otherwise known as a financial transactions tax or financial speculation tax but the tiny tiny tax on each day of swaps stocks futures other forms of derivative financial instruments that's making it a little bit less lucrative to make those kinds of trades but raising a huge amount of money get us a tiny tiny tax so it hits the high frequency trades a lot but not general trades that you and i would be doing you mention those high frequency traders that some huge percentage of trades right now are done by robots and we solve the kind of dangerous effects of that back in two thousand and ten when there was that flash crash in one day. so aside from curbing bad behavior like that and this is what i talked about in the intro of the speculation i mean how much money are we talking about that could be raised. to help make those re investments that we need we're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars you know in this ag

i want to bring in robin duma, who is also an eyew, lives nei heard police talking in the backyard, robin? what did you hear? >> yes, as my neighbor said, when they told us we could go out, quite a few people did that, but within minutes, the police really descended on the neighborhood and we had quite a few of them in our backyard and we heard them saying that he was poking holes through the plastic, that shrink wrap, on the boat. and looked like he was trying to, you know, assess what was going on, see what was going on around him. >> so, let me understand. the police were trying to poke holes or the suspect was inside? >> the suspect. he was in the boat, poking homes to try to see out. >> this is what you heard police say? >> yes. >> which would indicate and we had not heard this before, that he might have still been alive when they came up. and we know there was that exchange of gun fire. anything else you saw or heard about that moment? >> no, really, it was just overhearing them. we tried to hear what the police radios are saying, but it's a little bit difficult. there was quite a b

robin, let me start with you. the question keeps being asked how serious is this. we've had this kind of bellicose threatening from north korea as long as i've been alive. is it any more real now? is there a particular threat because we have a new young certainly unpredictable leader there, or is it just the same old stuff? >> i think you always have to worry about north korea. of all the countries on earth, it is probably the most unpredictable. it is the most isolated and it's hardest to deal with on a diplomatic framework. so its movements since december with the firing of a three-stage rocket with the third -- only the third time it's done a nuclear test in february, that you have to worry about any of the follow-up steps. and what is he trying to do. and the reality probably is kim jong-un is doing three things. one, he's flexing his military and political muscle at home, he's proving himself. the third in the political dynasty. he's also playing in the korean peninsula at a time when you have a new leader, emerging in south korea who is also part of a politic

. >>> he inspeiered the likes of robin williams and jim carey.inters died of natural causes in his hoim. >> he is behind some of the most memorable characters on late night tv. cbs reporter theresa garcia on how his punch lines will go down in history. >> jonathan wints said he always wanted to be a lot of things, and all of them were funny. winters stole the show in the 196 klassic movie it's a mad mad mad mad world. the comic jien yus had a variety of voices, kashg terse and sound effects in his repertoire. growing up aun only child of divorced parents, winters found the best way to be entertained was to entertain himself. he even based some of his favorite characters on people he knew from his childhood in ohio. >> these are people that i really grew up with. these are my tools. >> and everyone was fair game, including cbs's edward murro. >> all i can say is good night and good luck to you and your moishg. >> as news of winter's death spread, fans started visiting and delivers these flowers here to his star on hollywood's walk of fame paying t

robin roberts and -- >> the lovely kate hudson. artist who embarks in a relationship with a young pakistani man just before the september 11th attacks. the story chronicles the impact it has on their relationship and their lives. we are delighted. please welcome, the beautiful, the talented, kate hudson here to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> you had a late night? >> i had a late night. >> whoa. >> i had a late night. the screening went -- our q&a went to 12:30 or something. >> you're a trooper. and you get up. >> i have a beautiful life. i have a baby. >> so, you know what it's like. i watched it over the weekend, with my friends. so provocative. so thought-provoking. it was -- it looked like a different role for you. >> yeah. it was different. it was one of those things, i went, absolutely. i don't get opportunities to play parts like this as often as sometimes i hope. and to work with somebody like mira, who is such an incredible talent, it was a bit of -- it was a no-brainer. and the film ended up being very powerful.

robin?> one bizarre twist after another. >> that is a stiff penalty. >>> to the white house, where president obama is facing new calls for military action in syria, after releasing evidence last week that the assad regime has used chemical weapons. abc's jon karl is tracking that from the white house. the white house is considering stepping up military involvement if the evidence is confirmed. >> reporter: that's right, george. the official line is that all options are on the table. but senior officials have made it clear that ground troops are not going to happen. they're looking at arming the rebels, targeted air strikes or a no-fly zone. i wouldn't expect to see any of these any time soon. the evidence needs to be corroborated. even once that happens this is a white house that is determined not to rush into any stepped-up military involvement. >> it could take several weeks. >>> on a much lighter note, the white house correspondents' dinner over the weekend. the president is really honing

. >> boy, they are, robin. you know, that announcement from jason collins, that surprise yesterday shattered stereotypes in the macho world of pro sports. when he went online on "sports illustrated" on monday morning, you could feel the explosion everywhere. the 12-year nba veteran told me this was not the kind of spotlight that he sought. but now that he's made the announcement, he says he's never been happier. the president called him immediately to offer support. i flew out here, met with him last night. it was an emotional, revealing interview. he's been a celtic, a net, a hawk, a grizzly, a timberwolf, and a wizard. a seven-foot-tall, 255-pound bruiser who fought his way through 90 playoff game including back-to-back finals with the nets, tough, respected, a true team player, but never a household name like kobe, shaq, lebron. until now. jason collins is making history with these simple words, "i'm a 34-year-old nba center. i'm black. and i'm gay." and all the emotions stirred up by his announcement were c

robin armstrong, thank you for joining. let me ask you, which is the strongest strain in your history? is it libertarianism or sort of orthodox cultural values? >> i think it's a combination of both. >> well, that combination ain't working right now. >> we're talking about, i'll i'll tell you what we're talking about in our party is having a big tent. we allow everyone in. we are very -- actually we're the tolerant party. we allow, you know, people who are pro-choice in our party. we allow people to come in who are in favor of homosexual marriage. i know mr. angelo is a log cabin republican. he is a republican, a strong republican. all we're saying is, listen, we affirm marriage is between one man and one woman. we believe that. we're not going to compromise that value. that is what we believe. but -- >> ever. you're never going to compromise? no, let me get this straight. doctor, let me get this straight. >> sure. >> i want to get your phrasing here. are you ever, ever going to be open to the door of changing that position

. >>> coming up, robin roberts will pull extra duty today.popular morning show. we'll tell you. >>> beyonce responds to criticism that she is not spending enough time with her baby. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ skinny so skinny >> all right, it's "the skinny" time. let's talk about robin roberts one of our favorite people in the whole wide world. that's the truth. she is just the greatest. she is going to be on another show, another popular, kick butt show. i hope we are on the second delay. she is going to be on -- the show with michael strahan, what is it called -- it is "live with kelly and michael." >> nice. >> couldn't get regis' name out of my head. lawrence fishburne will be there, talk about his series "hannibal" and eliminated finalist from "american idol." michael strahan and robin, good team. athletic background. i bet you they will talk about ncaa, should be great. >> and she is always great. no matter where she goes. she is going to leave her mark there. okay. moving on to beyonce. beyonce is going on tour, this is her, world tour, quite

we've got our panel back and a legal expert, robin sachs. robin, why?my only guess is that mark namara who has been able to get a sense of zimmerman and how he would present to a judge and how much information is thinking you know what, i think you've got one shot at this and his best shot is going to be in front of a jury. cenk: let me get that right. just because he's not using it now doesn't mean he cannot use it in trial with a jury? >> right. the ideal thing and strategy and why everyone would think he would have done the stand your ground hearing now is he would have had two bites of the apple. if he loses to a judge he goes to jury. he decided not to go to judge first because he doesn't want to give the transcript of his statements, because he would have to testify to the prosecutors in advance and it's very unlikely that a judge is going to grant the motion based on public pressure alone. cenk: that's interesting. what percentage of the time do they win on a stand your ground defense in florida. cenk: in looking at stand your ground about 60% of

. >>> batman sin robín. >>> o tarzán sin chita. >>> o aleks sin tek o no. >>> vamos con los nomds. >>on peniche por un refugio para el amor (aplausos) (gritos) >>> francisco gattorno por abismo de pasión (aplausos) >>> jesús ochoa por ella soy eva >>> jurado, llegó el momento ♪. >>> y el premio al mejor actor coestelar es para jesús ochoa! (aplausos) ♪ por ella soy eva ♪ cada paso es una prueba, este corazón se eleva y ya no quiere aterrizar ♪ ♪ por ella soy eva ♪. ♪. (aplausos) (risas) >>> muchas gracias, muchas gracias, gracias a a la revista tv y novelas este premio va para mi güera, para mi hija (aplausos) ♪. >>> la siguiente pareja es mara magaña de cachito de cielo y renato caballero de por ella soy eva, esmeralda pimental y ferdinando valencia >>> nuestra siguiente categoría es la mejor actriz coestelar este premio es para las mujeres que reconocen en su talento a los compañeros actores. >>> como yo en esta ocasión, soy tu gran actriz coestelar. >>> no, esmeralda, porque aquí y en todas partes, tú no eres coestelar, sino eres la estrella. >>> la verdad eres un caballero, para m

my name is robin levitt. i'm an owner of an 1880s victorian hayes valley where i've lived for the past 20 years. i am an architect. i am a former dbi commissioner, and i am an active member in the san francisco bicycle coalition. so, i am a strong supporter of this legislation and i won't reiterate some of the reasons that people have said to support this. but i want to first applaud supervisor wiener for taking this on. it's a very controversial and difficult thing to take on. and i also want to applaud you for your restraint in light of some unfortunate comments that were made here today. but i agree that ceqa has some important safeguards, but we have to find ways to streamline the process, make it more fair and more workable. and i think if we do that, that's good for everyone. unless we want san francisco to be a city for only the rich and the advantaged, we have to find ways to make the construction process more affordable. and oftentimes the ceqa process adds a lot to the cost of construction. so, it's

san francisco comedian robin williams calling winters has idol. a. winters was 87 years old. you can see the influence he had on robin williams. >> time to get a check on the weerj changes coming our way. it's going to be half and half. you can decide which half you like. this is rather likable. we've got mainly sunny skies. there are thin clouds around you can see on this live view from our mount tam camera looking down onto the bay. current readings 57 degrees in san francisco. san jose, 66. santa cruz, 65 degrees, another live view from our east bay hills camera looking at western sky what a beautiful view it s mainly a cloudy sky. 66 in napa. fairfield, 74. and on we go into the forecast features clear tonight and cool into inland valleys, mild inland. cooler and windier for all areas starting on sunday that will be a two day pattern. pulling back to look at animation. a dry cold front going bring weekend changes so cooler and windier weather arrives on sunday. that will be a two day pattern continuing into monday. overnight tonight looking for cool conditions in north ba

my name is robin levitt. i'm an owner of an 1880s victorian hayes valley where i've lived for the past 20 years. i am an architect.

the movie is distributed by the weinstein brothers, robin williams played eisenhower.y upsetting the right people, the right. the mojo and gains it by the smirking left. we know this is casting stunt meant to create an uproar. telling a man that served a country to get a life when the response is exactly what you wanted, itmakers you a jerk. it's jane fonda. she has had 40 years of practice. expecting something different would be opera from a toad. we know she has apologized for >> bob: jane fonda made one nd said the worst thing she could have done. what is the christian practice of forgiveness here? >> i thought you dated her? >> in a dream. >> that was peter fonda. >> bob: he was a great date by the way. [ laughter ] >> this woman has been vilified by the right. yes she made a mistake. nancy reagan -- don't say it. >> bob: a great lady. >> greg: she said get a life. she vilified. she said get a life. >> she said i did something that was unforgivable. let's not forget about that. >> bob: that is the kind of logic that drives right wingers. >> greg: dana, does it matt

robin kelly is favored against paul mckinley, ex-con turned activist. >>> when it comes to voting, theican-american voter waited 23 minutes to vote, according to a new study. hispanics waited 19 minutes and whites waited 12. >>> paul ryan pulled in $600,000 in the first quarter, including a hefty check from condoleezza rice. we don't know what his future plans are, but he has about a million and a half cash on hand right now. >>> former president bill clinton is now on twitter thanks to stephen colbert. >> do you tweet? >> no. i think i'm so sort of insecure, like, you know, what if you tweet and nobody tweets back. >> i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. >> now, president clinton was taken. william jefferson clinton was taken. but prezbillyjeff was available. >> clinton's first tweet that colbert typed, just spent amazing time with colbert. is he sane? he is cool. as we were talking about in the story before, the republican paul mckinley, ex-con turned communist activist going up against democrat and former state lawmaker robin kelly. community activist. that's right.

robin, you were running. tell me where were you when the explosions happened? >> i just finished across the finish line and i immediately saw my children off to the left of me. i stopped and smiled at them and they took my picture and as i was walking through to collect my medal and warming blanket, i started heading over toward the buss to collect my yellow bag. right then i her the first explosion go off and then a few seconds later i heard the other explosion go off. >> hayden, tell me what you saw. >> my sister and i, we were stand being there and calling out for our mom. we just heard a loud explosion and i said did we just hear a bomb go off and she said i don't think so he felt we both turned our head and turned in the general direction and we saw another pot of smoke rise up in the air. i guess we kind of confirmed something wrong was going on. there were thoughts it could have been confetti or fireworks, but that wasn't the first thought out of our minds. >> for all of us watching and meeting your family for the first time, it breaks our heart. we want

robin, you were running. tell me where were you when the explosions happened? >> i just finished across the finish line and i immediately saw my children off to the left of me. i stopped and smiled at them and they took my picture and as i was walking through to collect my medal and warming blanket, i started heading over toward the buss to collect my yellow bag. right then i her the first explosion go off and then a few seconds later i heard the other explosion go off. >> hayden, tell me what you saw. >> my sister and i, we were stand being there and calling out for our mom. we just heard a loud explosion and i said did we just hear a bomb go off and she said i don't think so he felt we both turned our head and turned in the general direction and we saw another pot of smoke rise up in the air. i guess we kind of confirmed something wrong was going on. there were thoughts it could have been confetti or fireworks, but that wasn't the first thought out of our minds. >> for all of us watching and meeting your family for the first time, it breaks our heart. we want