what a lovely, powerful night for robin. and, josh, you were right there, walking her up to the stage. >> yeah. i was worried about getting her up those stairs, george. but what an honor. a humbling honor to be there for her, on a night when our robin was simply perfect. >> she was radiant in red and that speech full of hope and inspiration. listen to this. >> i draw strength from you. you give me the courage to face down any challenge. to know that when fears -- when fear knocks, let faith answer the door. >> that is vintage robin. you can see her drawing strength all through that speech. >> and yet we think of her as a pillar of strength. we'll have so much more of a that amazing night at the espy awards in california. >>> but let's get right now to that raging wildfire, also in california, growing so fast. abc's linzie janis is on the front lines in idyllwild, california, this morning, with the latest on that. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: elizabeth, this town is in the path of the fire that's multiplied, to nearly 2

and robin's courage, an extraordinary night for our friend and colleague, robin roberts, who received an arthur ashe courage award. she was honored for her work on her bone marrow transplant. >> i literally had my sister's dna, but all of you at home tonight, and especially my wonderful caring espn and abc gma family. yes, i have my sister's dna, but you will always have my heart. >> as elegant as always, robin roberts, i want to thank you for watching tonight. have a great evening. >>> caught in the act. after coming under fire for its response to the protests and the vandalism following the verdict in the george zimmerman trial, oakland police are on the you a fen sigh tonight. good evening. i'm ama date in for carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. oakland police just released images to abc7 news so you can help identify vandals captured on camera. we start with a snap shot of a man throwing a trashcan at a store window on saturday night. now this picture shows another man scrawling graffiti on a street also on saturday. and watch the man on the bicycle. he suddenly kicks and dent

robin came back while she was still recovering. while a lot of people are able to kind of stay in the shadows and not show everyone what it's like to recover from something like that on a day-to-day basis, she's been out there front and center for all to see. she's much stronger now. she looks much better. she's always looked fantastic, but she just looks so much better than when she first came back. she's getting healthier and healthier every day. we rally around her. >> absolutely. god bless her. >>> coming up, christmas in july. why santa claus made an extra-special visit in the heat of the summer. >> sounds nice. >>> making a deal with the dentist to protect your budget and smile. how to negotiate before the dentist drills. stay tuned. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by hotwire.com. weather brought to you by hotwire.com. a relalaxing trip to florida... you knknow, just to unwind. but we can only afford e trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle

robin? >> thank you, pierre. quite a moment in that courtroom. >>> josh is taking a little time off. amy robach is in for josh with the other top developing stories. and those devastating scenes out of china. >> that's right, and we'll begin with dramatic video. from a deadly landslide that happened in western china. triggered by the worst flooding in 50 years. the force of the water washing away apartment buildings. search crews were frantically looking for as many as 40 people who may be buried under that mud. and one man somehow escaped the floodwaters, crossing on foot and making it to safety. thousands have either lost their homes or been forced to evacuate. >>> back here at home, a massive firefight is under way not far from the las vegas strip. time-lapse video showing one of two fires burning across nevada. 800 firefighters are working to protect homes from the flames northwest of vegas. the dense smoke lingering over the strip, has prompted authorities to issue a health advisory. and some casinos are off

robin, stick with us.staurant, watch a movie or read a book, you might go online to read reviews. now, two women have launched an app that applies that principle to dating. it lets women and only women rate men. and lets other ladies see those reviews. have you looked up your guy friends and guys that you know? >> yeah. we have. >> reporter: kimberly and tasha are college sophomores who use the app called lulu. >> it's great. but there's tricks. it's unfortunate for the guy that is subjected to this. >> reporter: the site has 1 million members and growing. alexandra chong and allison schwartz calls it dating intelligence research. >> this is for women to pool the knowledge. >> reporter: others like professional matchmaker like paul brunson, call it shallow. >> the theory of the application is really, really good. it's just the execution of the application is not so great. >> reporter: here's how it works. once you sign up, the app uploads all of your male facebook friends. boyfriends, ex-boyfriends, to mal

much more of robin's interview with that juror tonight on "nightline" and tomorrow morning robin on "good morning america," weighing in on that torn juror, struggling with the heart break, but standing by the verdict. the exclusive on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime, also breaking tonight, the frightening landing, the southwest jet at a new york airport. the unsettling images from inside the plane. tonight we've just learned, it wasn't the landing gear that failed. it was that the nose of the jet was coming down first. could it be pilot error again just two weeks after the other crash in san francisco? here's abc's lisa stark. >> reporter: we now know what led to this terrifying landing, with the nose gear collapsing and sending sparks and flames flying. and tossing passengers around the cabin. it turns out the boeing 737 came down nose gear first. the front wheels touching the runway first. that's not normal procedure. pilots are supposed to land on the rear wheels first. the front isn't designed to hold the entire weight of the aircraft. the wheels gave way and slammed v

and you can see, robin roberts, she is not here.eceive one of the highest honors in all of sports. >> excited. >> the arthur ashe courage award. josh, you will be there. >> i will be. everybody can watch it on espn. it's a part of the espys tonight. robin joins a list of legends who have received this in years previous. nelson mandela, muhammad ali, billie jean king. and last year, tennessee's basketball coach, pat summitt, robin's dear friend. and speaking to robin about this, there's so many more people she feels are worthy of this. i think we can all say, i think they got it. >> they got it right. >> we were talking about this and this honor. i can't wait to see this. >>> i want to say, lebron james picture came up when we said you will be there. and while you are phenomenon an athlete, the reason lebron will be there is lebron is going to be presenting the award. that's another layer of the story. >>> coming up on the show, supermom kate moss making headlines. why she's defending her body again. we'll explain. >> she's saying sh

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. today, security will be tight as the bombing suspect makes his way to court. and many of those victims will see him face-to-face for the very first time. tsaranev could tas the death penalty. prosecutors plan to file 30 separate counts, from carjacking to using a weapon of mass destruction. some of those who sustained physical and psychological wounds that april day, they say will be there. >> i do want to go. i want to see who changed their lives forever. >> reporter: liz norden's two sons lost legs in the bombings. they don't see themselves as victims. but they want tsaranev to pay. if you had an opportunity to speak to him directly, what would you say? >> probably wouldn't do too much talking with him. i would probably have no cameras. >> reporter: moving forward with your life, what's the primary thing that gets you through it? >> just wanting to get better. i wanted to just stand up on two feet. you have no idea how bad i want to get up. >> reporter: the attack killed three peopl

robin? >> all right, martha.kay. >>> now, to weekend "gma" co-anchor bianna golodryga, with the other top stories, right now, including the pope's visit. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the pope's historic visit to brazil. and this morning, the biggest security concern yet. up to 1 million people are expected to pack on to a beach in rio today for mass. also today, the pope visits a slum that's been regarded as one of the most dangerous in latin america. abc's alex marquardt is in rio with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. that's right. that prayer service due to take place right here on brazil's famous copacabana beach. but before then, he is going to visit that slum which has been known for its deadly violence and drug gangs. it's because of trips like that one that he's become known as the people's pope, for his modesty, his accessibility, always wading into crowds to hug and kiss admirers. but it really has raised security concerns around here. he has refused to use

i want to go back to robin quickly.k we were talking about whether or not we could read george zimmerman's mind. the prosecution's job is to attempt to do just that. they are trying to say that george zimmerman profiled trayvon martin. they have to prove elements of that and the burden is really on them to do so. isn't that right? >> that's exactly right. we are forgetting what is happening here because this is almost a backwards case. it is almost as if the defense is acting like the prosecution and the prosecution is acting as if they are on the defense. in reality the prosecution needs to prove each and every element of the crime. and they have to have a belief as to what was going on in george zimmerman's head or otherwise they shouldn't have filed charges. that's been my problem from the beginning. because we sat here yesterday looking at the investigators thinking, you know what, they didn't do a really great job. they are sounding like their friends witnesses and we should know the prosecution would be stuck with

robin has a timeline starting from now that goes all the way back to 2007. so robin take it away.at's happened. >> here we are in june 2013. if you look at june 13 that's where we have the murder charge that he's faced with now. those are actual charges in may may 2013 there was an altercation that occurred outs of a bar in road rhode island that is potentially a battery. in february of 2013 there was when alexander bradley was shot in the eye. july 2012 domestic violence where his fiancÉ did not want to cooperate. then in july 2012 was the boston double murder that is still an open investigation that people are saying could be the motivation for the murder of lloyd oden. then the april 2012 there was the bar fight where tim tebow tried to break that up. and then new information about a gainesville car shooting, and it's been a complicated case, if you want to hear the summaries of that, we can get to that. >> cenk: i'm exhausted living to this, a laundry list of possible crimes. >> what is interesting to me about all that, it explains how aaron hernandez if he's guilty of oden ll

good stuff. >>> robin, robin. >> i love >>> check, check. >> i love robin. >>. ♪ blurred lines >> i knowseu singing crowd on our plaza. it's 8:00 on a tuesday morning. this crowd is ready to hear the song of the summer performed live. that is about to happen. mr. blurred lines himself robin thicke will take the stage in just a few moments. i'm savannah guthrie alongside m matt lauer and al roker. >> it is catchy. also ahead, we have another very big star on the plaza right now. take a look at matt damon. he is here talking about brand-new action sci-fi thriller. he will be telling us why he is finally about to make the move literally to hollywood. >> oh, no. >> he's leaving us. and leah remini is speaking out about her decision to leave the church of scientology. >>> if you ever gotten up with that aching back, you know how tough it is. 66 million of us struggle with back pain. if you can't seem to find relief, it could be a good reason. doctors say most patients are getting the wrong treatment and what you should be doing to ease the pain. >> let's head inside. natalie has a check of al

. >>> tonight on "nightline," in an abc news exclusive, robin roberts talks to juror b-29.der. >> tonight, the mom of eight told us what happened during those crucial hours behind closed doors as the jurors seal george zimmerman's fate. and what race had to do with her decision. >>> she has never been a good girl or apologized for being bad. she can tear it up on the field. and in the pages of a glossy magazine, meet the soccer star making total domination. there is no stopping her. >>> and prince harry lost his spot as the most adored young royal. keep it right here, america, "n >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with terry moran. >>> hello, everyone, and thank you for joining us tonight. it was a dramatic moment for america when the jury in the george zimmerman trial finally delivered a verdict, not guilty. adding fuel to a fire of racial tensions flaring across the country. but what was it like for the jurors themselves? tonight, one woman comes forward to tell us what happened on the other side of those closed doors. abc's robin roberts sat down for an exclusiv

a vibrant-looking robin accepted the award from king james during a ceremony in l.a.ept viewers involved during her battle for two serious illnesses. and she looked back at her start at espn. >> i want to be the best sports journalist that i could be. i draw strength from you. you give me the courage to face down any challenge. and know that when fears -- when fear knocks, to let faith answer the door. >> robin thanked her fans, colleagues, doctors and nurses for their e-mails, tweets and encouragement along her long journey. but especially her sister, sallie-ann, who provided the life-saving bone marrow. >>> a big breakthrough in washington. the late-night news that hopeful college students have been waiting for. >>> and the cover story that's heating up. "rolling stone" defends its decision to feature the accused boston bomber as stores announce they will not carry that magazine. >>> a near-100-year-old woman putting up a night and standing up to robbers. >>> welcome back. some good news for college students returning to campus next month. a bipartisan group of sena

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calls himself a real life robin hood. and hear all about his fashipas. >> the three young women, looking ahead, and what the survivors can learn from these victims as they rebuild their lives. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i'm a survivor ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a survivor >> no doubt the three women who survived being held hostage inside the home in cleveland are the ultimate survivors as we have seen from the video that was released yesterday. the three show an amazing resilience. >> it raises the question even for the strongest of us, how does some one who want through such a nightmare, day after day, come back from that. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: extraordinary to see their beaming faces and to think about everything these women endured inside the house at 2207 seymour avenue. >> human beings are remarkable d creatures. >> reporter: the women are using coping strategies, using gratitude as we hear from amanda berry. >> i want to thank ev

well, las vegas, actually, his name is apollo robins, and he dropped by my office to show us the heartcross him, he will seduce his way into your personal space. >> watch close, use your hands. >> reporter: and with hands of lightning, he will move coins to your shoulder with dazzling ease. but what he is really doing is stealing your stuff. >> you have to watch closely, mark, this trick is all about the timing. >> reporter: you have to watch your wallet, your phone, because apollo robins is a close-up magician, who happens to be a pick pocket. this guy makes a living by stealing your stuff and always giving it back. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: did you ever steal for real? >> i shoplifted a bit as a kid. one time in particular, some kids asked me to steal some cigarettes for them. and the shop keeper came after me, and the only place i thought he wouldn't find it is if i put it on him. i put it in his apron. >> reporter: he discovered his gift growing up, learning the scriptures from his father, and tricks from his siblings. he used monkeys or snakes as diversions. and as they

one-on-one with robin roberts, what she reveals. her view on george zimmerman. >> for myself, he's guilty. because the evidence shows he's guilty. >> but tonight why she still stands by that verdict. >> breaking news. what we just learned about that frightening landing, the jet coming down nose first. the run away train, breath-taking new images of a deadly train crash. what the conductor has reportedly revealed. and the dramatic rescue caught on tape. m and outbreak. mystery illness spreading. more than a dozen states tonight. abc's dr. richard besser right here.

robin harding of the "financial times." matthew bishop of the "the economist" magazine, and chrystia freeland of thompson reuters. >> the headline story is, actually, the american economy is the one ray of hope in the global economy at the moment. china is in trouble. brazil is in trouble. europe is practically dead. and america is actually-- as we put on the cover a year ago everyone sort of believes-- is the comeback kids. america has tremendous advantages and -- >> would we be the comeback kid without the energy equation. >> it woul would in part. >> whether you think it's for good oril he has done a lot. i think there's an open question about how healthy the economy is going to feel. and i think there's a chance when he leaves office we are going to feel, boy, we have had a decade and a half of pretty disappointing economic growth and then i think there is a risk for the democrats that middle class people are going to say, "wait a second. do the democrats actually know how to fix this?" and we could see more fissures in

. >> robin thicke's hit song leads to an inspired rendition. the impromptu cover that will blow your mind. >>> and just call it darth valley, and meet the character go g going to the hottest place on earth for a little jog. >> are you drenched in sweat the entire time? >> oh, absolutely. >>> when you go whitewater rafting, you are looking for adventure and i'd say that these people definitely found it. they are on a river in colombia, and we got this video from carlos brown. carlos' cousin is the guy with the camera. they went out the day before on their very first whitewater adventure and easier path and route, so they decided to try a tougher course. >> oh, my! >> before you know it, everyone dumped out of the raft. everyone. not uncommon to happen if you are rafting. >> not uncommon, but this goes on for a long time. everyone is separated now. kind of funny at first, but then it goes from funny to scary r l really quick. he is pulled under quite a bit. and now you can hear he is out of breath. now he is floating past some debris that is caus

josh, lara, george and robin?thanks, sam. >>> also, coming up on "gma," a serious death of an aspiring, young actress from a production of "fiddler on the roof." police struggling to find clues. something happened after the cast party. >>> caught on tape. shocking footage of a fedex worker tossing packages like frisbees. what fedex is saying this morning. >>> and the controversy for paula deen. the long-time cook's so-called soul sister, speaking out. at university of phoenix we kis where it can take you.cation (now arriving: city hospital) which is why we're proud to help connect our students with leading employers across the nation. (next stop: financial center) let's get to work. gotta get that bacon! yummy, crunchy, bacon bacon bacon there in that bag! who wants a beggin' strip? me! i'd get it myself, but i don't have thumbs! mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm it's beggin'! mmm, i love you. (announcer) beggin' strips...there's no time like beggin' time. discover nexxus hydra-light. hydra-light's formulas with light, deep-sea

robin? >> all right, there, linsey, thank you. >>> now, to the latest on the mysterious outbreak of that tropical stomach illness, the number of known cases is rising spreading to more than 300 people in 15 states. the cause is some sort of contaminated food but the source of the outbreak is still unknown so let's bring in our abc medical editor richard besser. is the cdc close to finding out? >> i have been talking to people investigating this. they're getting closer. this is really difficult. it's caused by something called cyclospora which is a parasite and what makes it so hard to investigate is that it takes at least a week from eating this to getting sick and so they're asking people about things they ate many, many weeks ago. you know, there are four states affected most. take a look at this map, iowa, nebraska, texas and florida, are getting nailed really badly. the other states, small numbers. >> so, what do people need to know this morning and is there anything we can do to prevent

lets talk to robin. robin, your reaction to this.timatum will be met one way or the other. this is the way they got rid of mubarak. >> the presidency issued a statement saying -- >> robin wright in washington. >> good morning. something wrong with the sound. >> we can hear her. >> msomething wrong with my sound. >> let her talk barnicle. >> i'll get the q tips and be right back. >> good morning. this is a turning point for egypt. very, very important moment. the military issued very tough language that in a way gives the presidency a real challenge in how it responds, because the military basically has come down on the side of the millions, maybe tens of millions who turned out in the streets of egypt on sunday. the presidency did issue a statement last night indicating it plans to stand firm. but it's hard to see how president morsi will salvage his presidency when you have that kind of outpouring, even larger than the protest against president mubarak. the presidency argues that morsi was elected democratically and that it intends

and robin wright "house of cards." >> you just heard them nominate "house of cards" twice, one for the actor and actress. the bay area keeping a closer eye than in years past because los gatos-based netflix could make history. scott mcgrew joins with more details. >> we're talking netflix being nominated for emmys. do you ladies watch "house of cards?" >> i don't. >> i have not. >> what's interesting, data we just got this morning says actually very few people, even

my name is robin and i have been born and raised on the hill for the last 55 years and i have been on the same house on utah street. we are asking the commission to enforce and guarantee your policy 1.2.1 to insure that in those housing development is comparable, compatible with its surroundings. from 16th to 24th street, commercial one story buildings 9 commercial units. and two story buildings, commercial units nine. stour story 3. three stories we have 14, and the bottom floor garage is not counteds a story, a 6 unit department building is completely out of character with the existing residential and commercial buildings. here is a picture of our resident area. and that has been there for many, many years. the other one, are commercial buildings that are on the avenue as they exist now. the planning department has listed as a two story building and they took down or must have gotten down to the second story. there is also letters written by miquel who worked in the commission department sent a letter on january 22nd. and the avenue is a wide major transit corridor, both sides of th

what is that, robin roberts?re, eve tant coast a little bit with upper 50s to low 60s for you. near 80 for the warm spots around the bay and 90 inland for >> getting the shrimp out of my teeth. george? brought to you by buick. >> all cleaned up. great to have you here. strapped in the killer robot. who take on monsters out to destroy the planet. charlie hunnam is getting ready for the fight. >> not a fight. i'm not going to dial down my moves. >> okay, then neither will i. >> and charlie hunnam joins us right now. thanks for being here. not only do you have to do that in a five-story high robot to beat out these monsters. >> yeah, yeah, you know, in the film we have giant monsters that come out of the ocean hellbent on wreaking destruction upon our planet so we create these giant robots to fight them, so we have to build some kind of apparatus that would replicate what it would be like to pilot those robots and it was pretty intense, the operation. >> sure seems like it. what's different? this is such a different

does robin thicke's megahit go too far? he speaks out, defending himself, and his song, revealing for the first time what "blurred lines" is really all about. >>> and good morning, america. so much to get to this morning, including those new 911 emergency calls. they are from witnesses on and off the jumbo jet that crashed in san francisco. >> and the flight attendants who are speaking out about how they were told to wait before evacuating that plane. >> a minute and a half. >>> but now, we're going to get right to sam tracking all of the severe weather. and the mudslides out west are scary. >> remember when tranquil summer days were the norm? now, every afternoon, you have to dodge the thunderstorms, the fires, the mudslides. there were reports of tornadoes in a lot of places yesterday. one of them kind of in philadelphia. this is taken from outside of the pittsburgh area. other ones in connecticut, as well. and take a look at how much of the country was covered in the storm reports. each one of those dots represents a rep

and right here, david muir, amy robach, paula faris, as robin, george, and josh take the day off. >> on top of the world, as imagine dragons would say. that's how i feel this morning. great to be by your side. we're going to get up to the park as soon as we can. >>> we're going to begin with the breaking story overnight. this video was really incredible, lara. more than two dozen people injured in a live fireworks show when the fireworks began shooting straight into the crowd. you can hear the screams there. abc's nick watt has been tracking the story all night for us. he joins us from los angeles right now. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, david. well four people remain in serious condition in the hospital, among 28 injured late last night in simi vl lay, northwest of los angeles when the so-called fireworks extravaganza fourth of july celebrations turned into disaster. nearly 10,000 people were packed into the park to watch the display. then this happened. >> oh! oh! oh, my god. oh! oh! oh! run!

. >> robin roberts shines at new awards with a new honor. >> train derailment in texas and this is a live picture. athe world is watching a london hospital this morning but is the >> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we have breaking news. this picture is headachy but -- shaky but a union pacific train derailed in texas west of ft. worth and two people have been hurt. a union pacific representative said it went on its side headed from tucson to dallas-ft. worth and only one of the cars was carrying cargo full of cement. the others were empty. you can get the latest detail on twitter. >> new details of the food poisoning that left dozens of children dead in india. the death toll is now up to 22. the video you are about to see could be disturbing. this is in the hospital where many are recovering, after falling sick after eating rice and potatoes. it is believed insecretary side may have contaminated the food. cnn reports the authorities are searching if the head mistress who is said to be on the run. >> the world is watching a london h

bank can basically loan or gamble on derivatives thirty three times that amount earlier i spoke with robin barry a former investment banker with credit suisse and a corporate finance executive and i asked her about leverage during the financial crisis and the expansion of the derivatives market. all of the banks got in trouble in the financial crisis because of the bets they place on the mortgage market and the securitization that happened from that we saw just last year j.p. morgan have a trading loss that they first. started as a loss of you know some they thought that their loss was two billion then it became six billion. and that's just one example of something that can't be valued if they don't know their total risk which is hard for for even the banks to know at any given time and we have capital management stevie cohen's front for him is facing

. >>> and an unforgettable night as our own robin roberts accepted the arthur ashe award for courageight's espy awards as only robin can do. >> reporter: it's humbling for me to represent you tonight. i draw strength from you. you give me the courage to face down any challenge, to know that when fear knocks, to let faith answer the door. >> another honor for our robin. >>> still ahead, how one woman found some four-star chefs on tough streets. what it means to be america strong. 123450 [ female announcer ] love. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason you care. for all the things in your life... that make life worth living. ♪ ♪ sweet love of mine see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy increases testosterone whe

less than sixty seconds later it was three one up it will cause them to go and thomas mueller though robin pull the goal back with his favored left foot however four minutes from time domain made it for two royce grabbing his second yogen club side the first time i thought of that campaign. and in italy liverpool goalkeeper pepe reina flew into rome to have a medical at head of joining his former manager rafael benitez and signing a one year loan deal with napoli the thirty year old spent four seasons with me it is the down field and joins a number of high profile signings with the syria run these last four weeks gonzalo higuaín and jose callaghan and defender all for real madrid as well as dutch greece merton's after selling prolific forward against him come on to p.s.g. . well staying with football there were just five years to go to russia hosts the twenty eighteen world cup and as richard van poor feet discovered the tournament's chief executive alexey said allchin thinks the advent of football's biggest event can boost one of the country's national sports. mts times like these are unf

six minute i'm fina then early in the second half a ten minute spell produced four goals high and robin levelled off to fifty four but almost from the restart the bend down move on biden put through his own net and less than sixty seconds later it was three one open in the gun and thomas mueller though robin pulled a goal back with his favored left boot however four minutes from time made it for two royce grabbing his second home you know going club side the first time fall off the campaign. and in italy liverpool goalkeeper pepe reina flew into rome to have a medical at head of joining his former manager rafael benitez and signing a one year loan deal with napoli the thirty year old spent four seasons with me it is a down field and joins a number of high profile signings with the syria. forwards gonzalo to go in and jose callahan and defend all for real madrid as well as dutch greece merton's off to selling prolific forward again some could only two p.s.g. . well staying with football there were just five years to goto russia host the twenty eighteen well cup earned as richard van poor

. >> robin thicke is here.'m so happy for his success. >> he was rehearsing at 6:30 and i was across the street at the gym and i ran -- ran at him like -- he sang "blurred lines," and it was a par-tay. >> par-tay. look at gifford in there knowing the words. >> i do not know anything. i'm the only person in the world who doesn't know it. it's the biggest song of the summer. >> i wanna hold it on your cko e kotbe, yeah, yeah. >> seven consecutive weeks number one on the billboard hot 100. by the way, i'm not trying to brag -- >> let me brag for you. >> it's very unseemly. hoda did pick it for her "ihoda" pick on may 9th. so let's count the weeks there. >> may 9th. june 9th. july 9th -- >> actually those are the months that we were counting. but anyway, who's counting? you can pick them, honestly. >> but you are right about him because he has this huge gigantic kind of break-out hit for a guy. careful. he's been working at it forever. >> he's very talented. >> and he's great with the crowd. you could tell how much

she tells her story to abc's robin roberts. >> what was your first vote?in between the nine hours it was hard. a lot of us had wanted to find something bad, something that we could connect to the law. for myself he is guilty. because the evidence shows he is guilty. >> he is guilty of? >> killing trayvon martin. but as the law was read to me, if you have no proof that he killed him intentionally, you can't find, you can't say he is guilty. >> did you want to step out at all? did you want to quit? >> i was the juror that was going to give them the hung jury. oh, i was. i fought to the end. i mean, it's hard for me to sleep it's hard for me to eat. because i feel that i was forcibly included in trayvon martin's death. and as i carry him on my back i'm hurting as much as trayvon martin's mom is. because there is no way that any mother should feel that pain. >> but you feel in your heart of hearts that you and the jury approached it and came with the decision and you stand by that decision to this day? >> i stand by the decision. because of the law. if i stand

. >> robin is live outside the hospital.in, it is rather pleasant to be talking to you on a happy birthday here and people having a celebration unlike the conversations we have had over the last couple weeks. what is happening there and what is his condition like? >> reporter: absolutely. i think everybody here in south africa is focusing on the positive. you can hear the singing behind me. a lot have balloons and wear party hats. it is a festive atmosphere. even though they know nerlson mandela is critically ill, they're not just celebrating his liech but paying tribute to him and it is a happy and joyful nation and they have come together in a spirit that mandela created, this democracy. >> they don't like to talk about specifics but we spent weeks hearing reports that he was on life support. do we have any idea, a real sense of how he is doing at this time? >> you know, we don't. as you know, there hasn't been a lot of information over these weeks. it has been 41 days since he was admitted here. and all we got from the pr

robin? >> all right, matt, thank you.e'll get to zimmerman's attorneys in a moment. >>> but, as we mentioned reaction to the verdict was fast, wide-ranging and it is still intense. thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets across the country last night and abc's gio benitez is there sanford, florida, with the latest on more reaction from the verdict. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, robin. you know, over the weekend we heard those calls for nationwide protests from trayvon martin's supporters. now, in city after city they're happening. overnight thousands of protesters across the country took to the streets marching against the not guilty verdict. >> justice was not done. the murder was outrageous. he was racially profiled. he was stalked and he was murdered. >> reporter: in new york, hundreds carrying pictures marched from times square to harlem. at times confronting police but for the most part peaceful. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: in los angeles hundreds of marchers forced police to shut d

. >> i think that robin thicke did it better. >> we want to know what you think, do you like "blurredhan "tunnel vision?" >>> and in is cozy, the dog, looking for a summertime job as a lifeguard. >> dad, go into the water again. >> why? >> because she goes crazy when you go in. >> this is cozy's dad, and cozy is really, really concerned that they are going underwater swimming in the pool. and she is running up and down the pool as the daddy is swimming in the pool. >> according to cozy's owner, she does this with everyone. >> ooeither they should get the dog a job as a lifeguard or a swim coach, because she is barking an encouraging him to go free style. >> like, go, go, go! >> lifeguard or swim coach. either way, fun. >> and now for another poolside summertime dog video, is sent by our awesome viewer heather. she is playing with her terrier rocky. and rocky is taking a giant mouth of water. in is the best part of the video n. is the best part of the video. >> what do you think that this is going to be good on, kendra? >> "right this minute." >> i agree, it is perfect for "right this

is here, robin what's your reaction to the new. >>?my reaction is is that this is a juror who wanted in her heart to hang it up to tell us that he was guilty in her heart of murder but followed the law. i appreciate her comment. comments indicate she had a problem with the word "in tent" and that goes to a criminal justice problem not a jury problem. cenk: i felt with the first. >> had come out and said this, i'd feel much better in a accepts. they saw the evidence, felt terrible for what happened to trayvon but just couldn't get over the legal, you know, required amount of evidence, beyond a reasonable doubt. jayar, did you feel the same way? if they had all felt this way on the jury, i can live with the decision a little better. >> ok. it doesn't mean the system is so good we should suddenly forget about it. i think it's the aspect of the disgruntled nature of many people for this decision, this verdict was because of the way our jury system works and the way our judicial system doesn't work in the first place. when you ever -- when

>> "go kindergarten" is a song we did with robin.ombs -- diddy is in it. and paul rudd. >> jimmy: come on. >> it's on our channel now. check it out if you haven't seen it. it's great. [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: then another song on there is "you got the look." and it has kristen wiig and hugh jackman on there. >> yeah. how did you get hugh jackman to sing on your record? >> how do you keep him off your records? >> jimmy: that's a good question. that's so deep. that's so deep. >> no, i know hugh jackman because i played hugh jackman on the show. on "snl." >> jimmy: i love that sketch. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "the hugh jackman show." >> yeah, "the hugh jackman show." yeah, "both sides." "best of both worlds." i don't remember what it was called. but it was -- it was about how he, you know, is, two sides to his career. he's, like, a singer, but he's also tough. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, he is. wolverine, man. >> yeah. and i went to a knicks game shortly after it aired. and they -- they came -- you know, at the knicks game, they put yo

[applause] congresswoman robin kelly. [applause] and although we had a tough day two weeks ago, still from the great state of florida, congresswoman corrine brown. [applause] i want to ask each of you, and congressman rush, if you would begin, for a personal moment in your life. i'm sure there are many, but one that stuck with you over the years of violence that brings you to this stage and brings you to the work that you do. >> well, i have two that kind of serve as bookends. the first one was on december 4, 1969, when 4:30 in the morning at an apartment at west monroe, the state attorney, states attorneys police raided an apartment and murdered two members of the black panther party, fred hampton, shot and wounded seven other people in the apartment. then the very next morning came to my apartment and shot my door down, looking for me over so-called search warrant for weapons. they came to fred's apartment, murdered him. after they had -- [inaudible] they said they the mobilize an elephant. december 4, 1969. and that ni

only minority juror to acquit george zimmerman is speaking out exclusively to good morning america robin roberts. >> my first vote was second degree murder he's guilty because the evidence shows he's guilty. >> he's guilty of. >> killing trayvon martin. but as the law was read to me, if you have no proof that he killed him intentionally you captain say he's guilty. >> only revealing the first name as mady 36-year-old mother of 8 says the evidence presented in a florida court also did not proof manslaughte manslaughter. >> not guilty. >> zimmerman claims he shot trayvon mart 9 self-defense and now in hiding. after protest supporting trayvon sparked nationwide. >> i think if there had been one or even 2 more mady back there, this could have been hung jury. >>reporter: mady says she still wrestles with whether she made the right decision. >> standby the decision because of the law. standby the decision because of my heart, he would have been guilty. >>reporter: mady says she owes martin parents an apology because she feels she was forcefully included in his death. this is abc news los angel

this one is for you, robin.positive for a fungus that could cause lung and skin infections. yuck. the rubber seal, you know it's gross. that's the trouble spot. bring out the bleach. >>> going above and beyond to make sure she says yes. a california woman was enjoying a scenic helicopter ride with her boyfriend. but she didn't know, he had a surprise up his sleeve after they flew over pasadena. she got a bird's-eye view. in the middle of the world-famous rose bowl. jen, will you marry me? you know what i think with the impressive proposals? where does it go from there? >> come on, amy. >> i'm serious. the bar's here. maybe i'm just jealous. >> he didn't do it in front of 100,000 people. >> i think he did it in front of a couple million people. >> a true romantic. >>> have a little "pop news." >> "pop news" time. we begin with rocker john jn bon jovi. he went to his hometown in new jersey, and presented a check for $1 million to go towards superstorm sandy recovery. he thanked the unsung heroes who have volunteer