robin?> i'm robin. >> robin, i'm marcus. >> very nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. you guys have this place branded well. >> thanks. oh, this is jen. >> oh, hey, jen. >> hi. >> marcus. how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> so, is this pretty much... >> well, this is the front office. >> okay. >> this is my office, and when jen comes into town--'cause she's based out of the east coast-- >> oh, wow. >> and she works in here also. >> i can't imagine having a co-worker, an employee 3,000 miles away from where our business is. look, i understand phone and email, but nothing replaces human interaction. what i want to know about is, why did you start the company? >> so, in 2005, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. we were like, "how did she even get cancer in the first place?" i went back to be with my family and help my sister through her treatments, and there was one day where i said, "mom, i'm not gonna go with you guys to the doctors. i need a break." and she said, "you know wha

girl today, robin.ny day, she's going to walk. it's going to be great. >> and anybody who celebrates this, realizes, it's not just today, it's about the future as well. >> it's a very, very, very special day. >> and a celebration for sally-ann, your sister. >> thank you for saying that. i've always been big for my age. no. really. it's a very special day full of gratitude. we'll celebrate later in the morning. we have news to get to, first. >>> josh has all of the top stories, starting with the sloot ths overnight in chicago. >> late night in chicago. we're going to go there. a latest act of violence in a city overrun with it. a 3-year-old among the many wounded. abc's alex perez is there. good morning to you, alex. >> good morning, josh. many people were out last night, enjoying the warm weather. here on this basketball court at this park when suddenly a number of innocent bystanders got caught in the mid of of a shower of bullets. this is 3-year-old deonty howard, the youngest victim in what has becom

>> it's sizable robin. every time you see mortgage rates go up about a percent, you're going to see your cost of owning that home go up 10%. on a $200,000 mortgage, you'll pay about $2,000 a year more. >> have a good weekend. >> that housing surge is good news. >>> we're going to washington, and the dysfunction that could derail the economy. we could be days away from another government shutdown. n karl is covering it from the white house. two, big deadlines approaching. the government runs out of money september 30th. and can't borrow anymore money a couple weeks after that. >> reporter: that's right, george. it is a real mess. house republicans are set today to finally pass a bill that would temporarily fund the government until december. but it includes a provision that nothing, no money can be spent on the president's health care bill ever. that has 0% chance of passing in the senate. that puts us back to square one, with the government shutdown set in just over a week. remember, this is just a temporar

let's go back over to robin.yl crow is here. and announcing the cma award nominees, live. >>> the big reveal, finally here. announcing the nominations for the hottest categories in country music. sheryl crow, and bryan kelly and tyler hubbard are with us. would you be kind to start with the nominations for vocal duo of the year. >> big and rich. florida georgia. love and theft. sugarlands. the civil wars. thompson square. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> the nominee for female vocalist of the year are kelly clarkson. miranda lambert. kacey musgrave. taylor swift. and carrie underwood. >> nominees for new artist of the year are lee brice. brett eldridge. florida georgia line. kip moore. and kacey musgraves. >> and the nominees for male vocalist of the year are. jason aldean. mr. luke bryan. eric church. blake shelton. last but not least, mr. keith urban. >> okay. i get the last one for this segment. the nominees for entertainer of the year are -- jason aldean. luke bryan. blake shelton. george strait. a

. >> robin. >> oh, yeah, sexy robin thicke at l.a.x. and he's about to solve the greatest mystery of our generation -- of robin thicke listeners. >> america's got to ask, what rhymes with hug me? >> yes, the question robin himself poses in his mega-hit "blurred lines." ♪ you want to hug me, what hug me ♪th >> it is a big thing. >> you're moving below the bold, syria, because "tmz" investigates what rhymes with hug me. >> the f word. >> fugly? maybe. digging. >> i wear my snuggy. >> all well reasoned theories but we need technology. >> you're talking about the fact that there's a website now, what rhymes with hug me? >> to the interweb! ♪ what rhymes with hug me >> do it again, do it again! ♪ what rhymes with hug me >> amusing. but unhelpful. so now we ask the man himself, robin thicke, what rhymes with "hug me"? >> i got to know, it's love me. >> love me! that's a little underwhelming. >> now we know. >> yeah. thought it was [beep] me. thanks, robin, your song is less rapey than we thought. >> george, what are you up to today? we were o

>>> howard stern's wife, beth, on how soon he came to quitting radio when robin got sick. >> it was really a rough year. >>> charlie sheep denying he fired selma blair by text. first words about the rule shoerd down on "anger management." >> the show is so much better now, i can't even tell you. >>> matt and savannah introduce the new member of the today show family, carson daley. extra, your ultimate tour guide of new york fashion week, spying the three biggest trends this spring. >>> plus, jimmy kimmel guillermo spoofs "extra." >> i got a bone to pick with you. >> this is "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hey, everyone, welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. i'm maria menounos. lady gaga hijacks andy co-.'stalk show and put the cent source to the test. >> yeah, she did. she was in rare form. not only was she dressed prerock istively but pushing one hot button after another from miley to her own sexuality. here's jerry. >> lady gaga unleashed, uncensored, undressed. >> you wore kind of what i was hoping what you would wear. >> nearly naked gaga

there's an immediate change that you can notice. >> robin: let me see you. >> turn around. >> robin: oh, wow, i can! >> i don't have any concealer on-- none whatsoever. >> robin: that's ama... 'cause it gets the puffiness out... >> yep. >> when do i get to look? >> kathleen: turn towards me, i want to see. >> robin: just turn. >> [gasps] all right, that's incredible, that's incredible because all of... like here, you have all these little fine lines on this side. on the right eye on here, there's, there are none. the lines, they're gone. they're... like, they're gone. >> robin: it... they are. >> i like that there's no scalpel. >> right, no kidding. >> you know, i think it's just amazing that it smoothed out that crepe-iness that, that's there and the bag... there's such a big difference. i think it makes me not look so tired. >> kathleen: and younger! >> do you love it? [laughs] >> yeah, i do! i love it! >> all right, elise, you ready? [laughter] o.k., so put enough on under your eye, right up into the corner, there you go. and then all the way down, sweep it down and across and jus

hi, there, robin.didate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cuccinelli to interfere in the lives of women across virginia? >>> woody allen said drama is light meat and potatoes and comedy is, well, like dessert. robin williams is able to deliver up a full-course meal. >> reporter: trained at juliard, robin williams got his break on "morgue and mindy. "he caught the eye of bair levenson who cast him in the 1977 hit -- >> good morning veto name. >> reporter: it earned him the first of four nominations. he went on to perform "the dead poet society," "the fisher king," "mrs. doubtfire. "he also became one of the first hollywood stars to flope his v

. >> robin. >> oh, yeah, sexy robin thicke at l.a.x. and he's about to solve the greatest mystery of our generation -- of robin thicke listeners. >> america's got to ask, what rhymes with hug me? >> yes, the question robin himself poses in his mega-hit "blurred lines." ♪ you want to hug me, what hug me ♪th >> it is a big thing. >> you're moving below the bold, syria, because "tmz" investigates what rhymes with hug me. >> the f word. >> fugly? maybe. digging. >> i wear my snuggy. >> all well reasoned theories but we need technology. >> you're talking about the fact that there's a website now, what rhymes with hug me? >> to the interweb! ♪ what rhymes with hug me >> do it again, do it again! ♪ what rhymes with hug me >> amusing. but unhelpful. so now we ask the man himself, robin thicke, what rhymes with "hug me"? >> i got to know, it's love me. >> love me! that's a little underwhelming. >> now we know.

robin? >> okay.ank you. >>> now, to the new ad that has a lot of people checking their calendars. a commerce from k-mart, promoting their layaway program just in time for -- wait for it -- christmas. more than three months away. rebecca jarvis has more on why retailers are trying to jump-start the holiday season earlier than ever. >> reporter: it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. >> don't let the holidays sneak up on you. >> reporter: at least if you're a k-mart shopper. this new ad, airing more than 100 days before christmas, may be designed to lure in layaway shoppers. but this morning, on the company's facebook page, things aren't so merry. you don't need to give kids christmas overload in september. shame on you. and burn, k-mart, burn. k-mart is defending the timing of its new promotion, saying customers can plan in advance to take advantage of layaway for holiday purchases. the idea, the retailer says, start saving now to afford your gifts in december. >> the time between thanksgiving a

robin williams is able to deliver up a full-course meal. >> reporter: trained at juliard, robin williamsd morning veto name. >> reporter: it earned him the first of four nominations. he went on to perform "the dead poet society," "the fisher king," "mrs. doubtfire,". "he also became one of the first hollywood stars to feelope his voice for a disney film "alladin." he was in the movie with ben affleck in "good will hunting." his portrayal earned him an oscar for best supporting actor. "the new york times" called it a serious role that took full advantage of williams' talents. now after more than three decades williams is returning to television as an advertising genius in the cbs comedy "the crazy one." >> dad, mcdonald is our biggest clie endnt client. if we lose them, what do we do? >> first off, i'm having drinks with kelly clarkson. you remember her, big voice. >> he really does have drinks with kelly clarkson. >> good morn everyone. >> good morning, mr. williams. sara gellar says this about you. working with robin is sort of like when my 3-year-old says something inappropriate. it's

here's robin winston >> robin: good morning. so far, traffic is moving decent. we will start with the golden gate, it is foggy in and out of the bridge but still, no problems connecting to the 580. between vallejo in/out of sonoma and also the alternate highway 92 san mateo decent through the 880 through a word. and just 30 minutes from a word to san francisco this is not related to the bay bridge closure. the 101 south crashed with an injury brought that is blocking with injuries. and now, janu? >> good morning. some coastal fog and as we go for this afternoon some cool and some sprinkles on your holiday forecast. back to marty. >> marty: construction continues with the new span continuing to open at 5:00 a.m.only on kron 4. there is a press conference moments away. >> reporter: correct. i spoke with the bridge spokesperson and i tried to get him to get the cat out of the bag. will it be opening before 5:00 a.m. on tuesday but there is always a chance. the good news is that there is not behind schedule. exclusive video this morning of workers installing the bik

robin williams. i see you doing the math.okay. >> we're trying to come back on point. >> we're looking -- >> pulling us back. >> we've got to wrap up. >> bring back the decorum. >> the one thing, the one about kim kardashian, mrs. doubtfire, i tweeted out that i rocked the dress better -- looked like we were both wearing a couch, but it was okay. >> no did you go dressed as mrs. doubtfire into a store to buy -- >> yes, an adult novelty store. that one, please the very large one. that one there -- do you have anything slightly larger? >> okay. >> what a delight. come back. >> thank you. thank you so much. i can see you all going -- >> love it. >> thank you so much. >>> and "the crazy ones." where did they come up with there are so many things that we do on a daily basis. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas. [ farrar ] so think about where

robin?> pierre, thanks so much. >>> we're learning about the heroes of the tragedy that swooped into the chaos and carried people to safety. abc's jim avila is there in washington, at the navy yard, where the shooting took place. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, robin. amidst the horrors of monday morning, glimpses of bravery. today, we hear from those heroes. it was an amazing sight, with a gunman on the loose, a u.s. parked police helicopter hovers in the range on purpose, not knowing if someone might fire on them. >> we were very aware that we were going into that environment. we wanted to get to the people as quickly as we could. >> reporter: from just above the building tops, lowering a rescue basket to tactical police below. pulling civilians to safety. one of them injured. >> you certainly don't want to swing them out of the basket. >> reporter: as the pilots hover, and sergeant dave tolson dangles the basket, his partner leans out of the copter, an m-16 on his shoulder,

protesters are demanding a robin hood tax to squeeze the wealthy. do they realize they're really sticking it to cops and teachers? we bring in both sides of the debate. more "money" coming right up? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. melissa: dough detroit's bankruptcy battle goes on. with $18 billion in assets how will they divide? it? we have steve malanga and wallace tuckerville. of demos. the assets considered here are really incredible. we're talking about joe louis arena where the redwings hockey team plays. detroit institute of art. in theory auctioning off the art or may

it stars robin williams. never thought i'd ever say this, but what a thrill it was yesterday when we recorded. robin williams joins us on coffee with at 6:45. yep, he's outrageous. stay tuned, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tion and >>> good morning. thanks for staying with wjz. i'm linh bui in for don scott. take a live look at camden yards. a beautiful start to your thursday. wjz has weather and traffic together. sharon is standing by. first, we go to marty. >>> it's 55 degrees right now on tv hill. that 55 is still going to be up to 7 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. another great sunrise getting red i do happen. 74 at lunch on its way to a high of 78. >>> good morning. if you are just about to head out, a new accident. this latest one 795 southbound at owings mills boulevard. watch for potential delays. an accident in the city on east monument at north haven, that one at 214 at solomon's island road. that outer loop accident is gone but the delays are still definitely there. 27 is your average. you're lookin

justin bieber as robin is floating out there. so is justin timberlake as the riddler!! >> interesting casting if that happening, musical aspect of the comic book franchise. we have jt on that rumor and he and ben revealed their serious bromance in vegas. >> a little love for each other. >> a lotta love from the fans. ben solo and now lipstick-stained, revealing there's a limit to his friendship with j.t. >> you don't want to try to sing around justin or hum a song. you realize that's what the guy is a genius at and you know he's sitting there thinking you sound like [ bleep ]. >> no, no, no. he's kidding. >> justin playing matchy matchy with wife, jessica, defending ben from all the batman backlash. >> i'm excited for him. i think he's gonna make a great batman. >> hey, batman! >> j.t. and the soon-to-be caped crusader partners in crime at planet hollywood resort and casino, premiering the thriller "runner runner." >> i don't know what to say. thank you. i was really stoked to work with ben, especially at this point in his career. >> i'm the biggest justin timberlake fa

here's the thing, robin. far more dire is what's going to happen in about two weeks later, which is the government hits the amount of money it can borrow. it maxes out its credit card. if they don't raise their ability to borrow money, we could face default. with dire economic consequences. >> that's it right there. what are the chances the government will shut down and default and not be able to pay the bills? >> reporter: i say the chances are getting greater with each passing hour. i'll tell you this. leaders in both parties that i've spoken to, think at the very least, a shutdown is more likely than not. i would put the odds of shutdown and default at 50/50. and i may be being optimistic. >> all right, jon, thank you. as always. and george will have an exclusive interview with former president bill clinton, who is weighing in on all of this. you can catch it sunday morning on abc's "this week," with george. >>> and so, with josh here, amy's over there. and you have the rest of the news. >> that's right. g

protesters are demanding a robin hood tax to squeeze the wealthy. do they realize they're really sticking it to cops and teachers? we bring in both sides of the debate. more "money" coming right up? thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as uneected signs of puberty in children or ch

rob robin? >> thank you, now to the other stories that are developing including the situation in washington, d.c. josh? >> that's right, that's where we'll begin, the shoaling at the navy ward in southeast washington. a massive complex that houses thousands of employees. police leave the shooter is on the loose inside the base which is locked down. pierre thomas is watching this. what can you tell us right now? >> here's what we have so far. i emphasize it's a fluid situation. at least five people have been shot, including a police officer. police are told to engage the shooter. they're trying to bring this person down. they're trying to neutralize him. this is being done at the highest levels. we have knick at the scene. d.c. police and also navy law enforcement officials as well. >> pierre, we're told the president has been briefed here? >> yes. we just got information from the white house that the president is being made aware, given updates on the situation. very fluid you, very dangerous si

robin? >> i'm sure some scary moments there, steve.nk you very much. >>> we're going to go to president obama's high-stakes showdown over the crisis in syria. a flurry of activity this morning as israel conducted a missile test in the mediterranean. this as the president tries to get members of congress to authorize military action, and president bashar al assad is taunting president obama. abc's martha raddatz has all the latest from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this will be one of the biggest tests of president obama's presidency, and the administration is working nonstop to try to gain support from congress and the american people. the president reached across the aisle to make his case, meeting with two of his harshest critics in an effort to gain momentum for congressional approval to use military force against syria. >> i think we have found some areas that we can work together, but we have a long way to go. >> we urged the president to up his game and inform the american people what does i

robin, so many shattered lives. >> absolutely.nd the mother spoke mostly about the victims, not so much about her son in that message. >> the president honoring those victims on sunday as well. >>> we're going to turn to the terrifying kidnapping here at atlanta. ayvani perez is back with her family after being abducted at gunpoint from her home. two suspects from been arrested. police are investigating a connection with the girl's family. gio benitez has been tracking the case and is here with the latest developments. good morning, gio. >> reporter: a confusing one, no doubt. police say this apparently started as a random home invasion, where two armed men demanded money and abducted the girl. this morning, investigators say, she's in good health. but with two men arrested, police are still searching for others. this morning, investigators are frantically hunting for these two men, who they say kidnapped 14-year-old ayvani perez and they believe are on the run. even as friends of the teen who was found safely wednesday were greet

>> reporter: not much, robin. as the clock ticks down towards shutdown, there's no real sign of progress anywhere. the senate is going to be in session through the weekend. they will, i believe, pass a bill that would fund the government, just for a month and a half or so, over the weekend. but here's the thing. speaker of the house john boehner has already said that the house republicans will not accept that bill because it does not defund obama care. they're going to make changes. the back and forth is going to go on. we're going to get closer and closer. far more dire is what's going to happen in about two weeks later, which is the government hits the amount of money it can borrow. it maxes out its credit card. if they don't raise their ability to borrow money, we could face default. >> that's it right there. what are the chances the government will shut down and default and not be able to pay the bills? >> reporter: i say the chances are getting greater with each passing hour. i'll tell you this. leaders in bo

robin roberts with a tennis legend coming up.e gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. the pursuit of a better tomorrow is something we all share. but who can help you find your own path? who can build you a plan, not just a pie chart? who can help keep your investments on course, whatever lies ahead? that someone is a morgan stanley financial advisor. and we're ready to work for you. that's not much, you think. except it's 2% every year. go to e-trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert: it's low. it's guidance on your terms, not ours. e-trade. less for us. more for you. [ agent smith ] i've found sof

captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: ladies and gentlemen, my name is jon stewart, big show, robin williams going to be joining us, but first we meet on the cusp of a sea change in u.s. iranian relation. >> iran's new president hasan rouhani touched down in new york. >> rouhani was elected in june as a moderate candidate who advocated improving relations with the international community. >> jon: rouhani is a moderate as well as an accomplished mannedi patinkin impersonator. down in the days of ahmadinejad and the hunt for stereotype of the crazy america-hating anti-semitic wearing jacket wearing president. but how different can this rouhani guy be. >> though iran usually blocks iranians from twitter, now rouhani is tweeting. >> the surprising and unprecedented outreach that began with another tweet two weeks ago wishing the world's jews a happy rosh hashanah holiday. (laughter) >> jon: did not see that coming. well that is different, finally iran has reached the same level of tolerance as your local ford dealership. not that rouhani's wiped the whole slate clean. >> let me ask you,

the great robin williams, ladies and gentlemen.kkÑkÑkÑkÑ >> nass's our show, join us next week at 11:00 when my cold should be gone. here it, your moment of zen. >> i call them the blue mass republicans. >> in reference to breaking bad. the point is that they're obsessed with purity. they're obsessed with the purity of their views. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, cable news brings back a classic series. could it be a rock 3. a rock harder. then i review an exciting children's book. i don't care how hungry that caterpillar is. it's not getting food stamps. and my guest chris fisher is a conservationist who tracks great white sharks. a flight was grounded because there was a snake on the plane. it's just like the samuel l. jackson movie, django unchained. captioning sponsored by comedy central

it wasn't just diplomacy, robin.e was going to lose those votes in the house and probably the senate. he's asking for that delay. and frankly. those people i spoke to on the hillside nothing he said last night would change the vote count. >> as you said there's a delay right now. many people want to know. what happens next, jon? >> reporter: that's a good question. right now, time for diplomacy. there is no time frame for the vote. some people in congress doubt there ever will be a vote on this, but at least for now, it's all focused on the diplomacy and the white house has not put a firm time line on how long that can go on. >> continues to be a very fluid situation. jonathan karl at the white house. thank you. >>> it is hurricane season with three storms whipping at our heart. two we have our eye on and third, that sam is coming into the mix. >> we're going to watch closely. when we see in this look has impressive. we'll start with a picture of gabrielle, a lot of people are taking pictures as it whips by the irela

today, one of the funniest guys in the business, robin williams. and from the series "parenthood," peter krause. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ipa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] kelly: hi! hi! september 26, 2013, it's thursday! [cheers and applause] michael: thursday, yes. kelly: we celebrate thursday around here as if it's friday

girl today, robin. going to walk. >> and this is not just about today. it's about the future. it's a very special day. >> and a celebration sally-ann, your sister. >> it's a special day full of gratitude. we'll celebrate later in the morning. >>> josh has all of the top stories, including the shooting in chicago. >> late-night chicago. we're going to go there. a latest act of violence in a city overrun with it. a 3-year-old among the many wounded. alex perez is there. good morning to you, alex. >> good morning, josh. many people were out last night, enjoying the warm weather. many of them here at this park. when suddenly, a number of innocent bystanders got caught in the middle of a shower of bullets. this is 3-year-old deonty howard, the youngest victim in what has become an epidemic of chicago gun violence. the shootings happening just after 10:00 last night, near cornell square park on chicago's south side. >> they're like boom, booming boom. and a kid got hit in the face. >> reporter: two adults rem

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the images are disturbing. in those recent mass shootings, we've not seen the ugly reality of the victim's face in the final moments. today, we do. they are the haunting final moments before aaron alexis begins his killing spree. all captured in chilling, living color. we first see alexis just before 8:00 a.m., showing his entry pass before being waved in by a security guard. he drives into this parking garage. and moments later, walks into the navy yard through the front door of building 197. it's 8:08 a.m. no metal detector. no bag check. somewhere hidden, he is carrying this sawed-off shotgun. the fbi says he goes to this bathroom stall on the fourth floor. takes out the weapon. and reemerges, intent on killing. he's armed. peeking around corners. checking doors. looking for someone, anyone to

>> you have the power to save a life. >> 65,000 people have joined the bone marrow registry since robint public. >> i love how people come up to me and say it gives them strength, knowing whatever they are going through, they are going to get through it, too. >> robin's been such a positive force for other people battling cancer so great to see huh? >> absolutely. >>> well, the countdown to emmys is a officially on. >> yes. >> and i got on the party train early, hitting up the people's style watch bash last night. >> did you have fun? >> it did. i barely go out, nowadays. >> i like your hair, by the way, the '60s sort of deal with the big old curl. it was nice. >> thanks. it was a lot of fun. >> head on down to the emmy red carpet. rehn stay in there with our fashion expert, in style edit, hal rubinstein. >> i want to get your fashion forecast what we are going to see sunday in a sec, but first, all the videos from the late night emmy preparties. who's wearing what? who's going with whom? and last-minute red carpet beauty secrets exposed. emmy gossip going from a whisper to a roa around

a million reasons. ♪ red robin ♪ yum i was comin' for you.idn't know you had a fairy godmother, jack. you gave my brother a disc. what was on it? a fairy godmother all of your own. don't play me, geraldine, all right? no more games. no more dress-up, you understand? you gave my brother a disc. what was on it? i don't know what-- no. i'll tell you somethin'. if you lie to me, i'm gonna break every-- listen to me. i'm gonna break every beautiful bone in your body. i'm not lying to you. i'm just here 'cause he wanted to see you. who? the demon king. he wanted to speak to you, so he made some calls, and he waved his magic wand, and... poof. [ding] sorry. hell of a day you had, huh, mr. carter? ahem. sorry to get you up so early. personally, i hate mornings. where are you going? uh... she's done her job. she doesn't need to hear this. oh. heh heh. don't worry about jimmy. he's, um...he's more here for decoration. hey, you want a cappuccino or something? he makes a really mean froth. i use nonfat milk. thanks, but i'm lactose-intolerant. what? um,

robin will have all the details in just a moment. don't go away. what happens when social media uncovers unheard >>> hello, again. back to the story new about the growing number of countries in the united states that switch to payroll cards to pay employees, but high fees mean some workers earn less than the legal age. cat turner reports from new york. >> reporter: he used to like working at mcdonald until the company gave her a payroll card. it's loaded up with an employee's wage, which is used at an atm like a debit card. the problem is fees and lots of them, but natalie wasn't given a choice. >> i went home and called the higher-ups to see if they could find another way, direct deposit, a check, something. they told me i could activate the card or not get paid. >> reporter: so she quit hired a lawyer and sued mcdonald's. let's look at those fees. if natalie was using the payroll card now, each time she checked her balance it would cost between $1 and $3. each purchase made with the card has a fee of 50 cents, withdrawing cash costs up to $6 and

the netherlands failed their perfect record intact as they were held in a stone year by robin opening the scoring with a trademark strike just two minutes to his bank with seventeen minutes gone and some teams are silly of levelling. and b.m. come it feel to grab his and so his second of march to the lines of the home crowd on the. benevolence found an equaliser late on as robin van persie slotted the ball home from the penalty spot. a point stoppage time. meanwhile one of the longest running transfer sagas of the summer was finally completed as gareth bale join real madrid from tottenham hotspur for a world record for the spanish giants underlining their status as the richest club on the planet by breaking the board transport record for a fifth time in a row one course ending the summer long song of signing gareth bale four hundred thirty three million dollars and more than twenty thousand fans flocked to the burnable stadium to grieve any player in the world was unveiled in madrid. while premier league clubs spent almost one billion dollars on players as some are also went to just a

. >> robin adams here with the sport. a publicity seeker at the marathon finish line couldn't stop history being made. >> hello. gunmen attached a college in north-east nigeria, killing 50, according to an official. the gunmen entered a dormitory at the college and fired on sleeping students. they are members of boko haram. they are looking to create a muslim state in the north of country. >> what is the latest you know about the attack, ahmed idris. >> the military have been deployed in large numbers to the scene of the crime and are running in investigations. like you said, more than 40 people have been said to have been killed in the attack. the military have not given an official figure. they are more in control of the situation at the moment, and official figures come from them. what locals are saying is that more than 50 may have been killed in the attack that took place last night. i have a report suggesting 18 people with gunshot wounds have been taken to hospital. what we know at the moment - dozens have been kil

and robin williams is on your team. >> jimmy: wow, robin williams wishes of good luck.agent. only. >> jimmy: he doesn't seem like he has a lot of fun. is he -- >> he gave me a ride one time. so, we're in normandy for half of the time and paris. >> jimmy: in france. >> in france. in normandy, i was ant lon't alo have a car. i kept asking. i'm 27, can i have a car. they're like we'll got you one next week. >> he put his foot down. >> so, on the weekends i would have to beg somebody to give me a lift off to the train station, or whatever. so, didn't see a lot of normandy. one weekend, tommy, was like, hey, darling, there is a live stock fair we should go, we should see that. >> jimmy: live stock fair? >> live stock fair. i was like that sound great, especially if i get a lift. >> jimmy: you went to the live stock fair? >> we went to the live stock fair. tommy is a scow bcowboy. brilliant man. lives in texas. plays polo. has horses. a real cowboy. to see him in this, normandy is very untouched. it's kind of seems like you are stuck in the 80s or -- and so there is, plumes o

the final series for robin and the white sox.going with a solo shot in the 2nd inning. his 12th of the year. paul will meet the media tomorrow and he is expected to delay a decision on a possible retirement. three sox were donw 2-1 in the 6th when adam dunn unloads to right for a long homer. his 33rd of the year... but kc wins it 3-2. also.. in baseball....bud selig made it official today..he is retiring next year after 22 years as commissioner..he will be hard to replace.... finally...the end of the line for the great mariano rivera. joe girardi sent andy pettitte and derek jeter out to the mound to take rivera out of tonight's game which will be his last....a touching moment in the bronx...and rivera gets a standing ovation...he worked an inning and a third against the rays..and fittingly they were scoreless. so after missing last season with an injury..he winds up on a high...a solid year and a solid outing..his last in the famed pinstripes of the yankees. that's the news for this thursday night. we're happy you shared time wi

robin?> jim, thank you. >>> this morning, we're learning new details about the alleged shooter, aaron alexis. the 34-year-old was a navy reservist. and then, an i.t. contractor for the navy. abc's pierre thomas is there in washington and has much more on him. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, robin. new information continued to flow in overnight. sources tell us the suspect recently bought a shotgun used in the attack in a virginia gun store. and they're investigating whether he got two other weapons at the scene. right now, there's no evidence of terrorism. and the fbi believes he acted alone. this is the man, aaron alexis, that the fbi suspects of committing mass murder. alexis, 34, is a former navy man in the military from may 2007, to january 2011. much of it served at a naval station in ft. worth, texas. alexis, seen here in candid photographs, recently worked as a civilian computer contractor. officials say he had a security clearance that gave him access to work on sens

robin? >> quite understandable., pierre. >> it's hard to watch. >>> let's get the latest on the looming government shutdown. less than five days to go before the money runs out. and the threat of a shutdown is hitting home

. >> her new video and master plan as she goes topless for "rolling tátáhp#ter robin thicke. >> she sayske grinding up on this 20-year-old girl.u! >>> then -- in thi >> she's been a victim of financial crises. >> lindsay's mom rolls up into court in a rolls royce and dodges time for drunk driving. >> the chardonnay berry doesn't fall far from the tree. >>> "scandal" cast members rally around kerry washington. >> after her emmy loss, who is slamming the ceremony. >> i didn't see any diversity in the emmys at all. i was really disappointed. >>> new "ncis." inside tonight's new fall shows. >> "omg! insider." >> meet the goldbergs. >>> and a jilted girlfriend's big, fat revenge. >> this is my momd you're going to let me have it. >>> now where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." >> miley finally sent anas her calculated media mayhem continues. hi, everyone. i'm thea andrews. >> i'm kevin frazier. i have two words -- my bad. no, really.peaks >> for what? >> my bad for getting sucked into the vortex of outrage that's become miley mania. en just whatha sh

this one shocked me. >> give it up for robin dimaggio and my posse 2.0.es, indeed, yes indeed, lord have mercy. arsenio: in china, surgeons grew a new nose on a man's forehead after a traffic accident. have you heard about this? yes, exactly. made me scream like a white woman too when i saw it. thank you. wow. and by the way, he's single, ladies. he looks like one of those ads republicans made to scare us away from obamacare. after

. >>> academy award winner, robin williams returns to the television with the premiere of "crazy once? >> her unpredictable behavior would have gotten him fired if he weren't the boss? you got knocked by a green. >> there is a reason why people call robin williams a comic genius. >> threes nothing convenient. >> we just need to come back to a family realliment. >>> sarah michelle gellar plays sydney, daughter of one who joined the agency. >> the simon roberts. >> basically the play maker. i'll go, now try this. >> i think it's everything and anything would you expect from a father daughter relationship. she's exasperated at him at times. looks in awe and wants to be like him at the same time. >> tonight's premiere features singer kelly clarkson, guest starring as himself. >> it ain't the meat, it's emotion. >> simon is setting the advertising world on fire. >> you're still that guy, dad. >> think of painting and putting your face. >> great writing people. that's all you could ask for. the rest is for -- that dad out there, that incredible world out there. >> and as wjz "eyewitness new

robin? >> we'll have to wait and see what happens. steve, thanks. >> that's one winner. >>> now, a big decision that could affect everyone's money. reserve, sent stocks soaring to new records wednesday. it was a welcome surprise to traders that kept markets around the world overnight. rebecca jarvis here to explain it all. and the surprise is, the fed's going to keep pumping money into the economy. >> reporter: what a difference $85 billion a month makes, george. that's what's happening. $85 billion a month, flowing into the markets. that's sending stocks to fresh all-time highs. which is good news for anyone with a retirement savings account, a 401(k), i.r.a., even a pension. it's the 31st-record high close this year. stocks are up almost 20%. if you invested during the worst moments of the financial crisis in march of 2009, you would have more than doubled your money. stocks up almost 140% since then. but my sources on wall street do caution, many of the recent gains are specifically tied to this fed's policy. they want to see more

robin? >> linsey, please stay safe there. >>> for the terrorists behind this attack, big questions about who they are and conflicting reports about whether americans were involved. the kenyan foreign minister making claims that several u.s. citizens were part of this massive attack. brian ross has been digging into this part of the story. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the kenyan foreign minister was in new york monday. and told pbs that two or three young american men were among the attackers. describing them as 18 or 19 years old and from minneapolis or another place. this morning, the fbi says they have not been able to confirm her claims. and there's no reliable information whether americans were involved. >> and the same foreign minister mentioned the possibility of a british woman being involved. >> reporter: she did. she said there's a woman involved in this. and the british foreign office has told us they can't confirm that, either. kenyan officials on the gro

robin, the fella, has something else in mind.es he thought he would share with his girlfriend. >> how do you have time to do that? ♪ if we wake up and you want to break up ♪ >> they're so calm. >> like i'm not looking at your sleeves. >> on his sleeves, he had written, ashley, i love you. will you marry me? >> oh. >> aw. >> and if you're wondering what about the ring, because that would be -- both very understandable and very unfortunate if the ring got away, it was secured before she got it on her finger. she said yes. but i'm going the guess, after she got down, the yes was better. >> pull the cord! >> please, pull the cord. >> they did. they're getting married. >>> lara, you are a gamer being here. late night. but the fruits of all labors. miss america live. go nowhere. ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ at the corner of "a little flu shot" and "a world of difference." now through october 14th, when you get any immunization at walgreens, we'll help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in a developing co