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

of robin".saw, they'll be on our website www.thedoctorstv.com a big thank you, robin for being here! >> i have my mouth full. yumm. >> the vegication of robin is available on line, to get an autographed copy, go to www.thedoctorstv.com for a chance to win. >> and a dangerously close call captured on tape. >> if you have flight plans coming up over the holidays don't miss what's next. >> coming up next, before going on your next trip you need to see this. >> if you feel nauseous, put down that magazine look out the window. ahhhh whoo. ♪ breathe, breathe, breathe. >> announcer: and later. >> the boy with the butterfly skin. >> any small force would cause like a blister or a wound. >> and the housecall he will never forget. >> look at his face, she's like, oh! >> that's later n. ♪ >> announcer: coming tomorrow. >> all new, he committed suicide after being bullied at school. >> you have to know, it was not your fault. >> in the dr. phil thursday, what every parent needs to know about bullies and sch

all right, guys. >> all right, robin.ch emergency down there. >>> here we have the latest on a big story on one young man's fight for freedom. ryan ferguson, behind bars for almost a decade for a murder he did not commit. an appeals court overturning that conviction. >> hope he is out, and soon. >>> and day three of the great "gma" car giveaway. it is your chance to win one of these three mazdas. beep beep. >> i was just going to do that. >> you get the keys to the new car, you need to watch the show very carefully. >> okay. >> and listen for the sound, again, for the clue. >> not an accident. >> dogs barking in living rooms across the country right now. full contest rules can be found at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> all righty. >>> we begin with two major legal stories. abc's dan abrams here to cover both. we begin with the latest on the dramatic trial of the utah doctor accused of killing his wife. the prosecution is expected to rest today after several inmates testified about their jailhouse conversations with t

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live from robin hood here in new york city. dig a little deeper into the comments of david einhorn. let's take micron first. that was his best new idea. a stock that, you know, up 200% year to date. though he still thinks there's a lot more room to run. >> yeah. when david einhorn speaks, the market listens. clearly even that 200% surge, scott, people still wanted to get in on that stock. they believe what he's saying about competitive edge that they might have over some of the big players like intel and so forth. it's a phenomenal run today. >> by the way, the fact that it's up 200% does not mean einhorn's moving away from his value discipline. this is still trading nine times earnings. estimates are going up faster. >> it's a really great lesson that you make, right? a point that you make. for all investors out there that price versus valuation, you can't just look at the 200% move and think, this whole thing is out of whack. >> sure. >> this is comparable to those big momo names. >> and it's a 200% move off of 6 bucks. they

is happy to be back. >> i don't have to wear booty pads anymore. >> robin -- i have to look at robin'su? who are these people. >> and sharing her love of country music tomorrow on abc. >> and her booty is back. >> it's back. this just in. >> up next, james spader and megan boone spoil a revealing interrogation on the set of the black list. >> what kind of cracter is he? >> why it turned into a total love fest. >> then rob lowe's intervention for zac efron. >> he reminds me of myself when i was younger. >> plus the blond bombshell still recovering from the new york city marathon. guess who? >> "extra" brought to youly l'oreal because you're worth it. >>> spoiler alert. james spader about his >>> one of our favorite new shows is the black list. i've got trivia about star james spader. before made it as an actor, he had a lot of odd jobs. robin, here is the deal. i'm going to name a job and you tell me if he did it or not. a busboy? >> yes. >> yes, you are correct. >> railroad car loader? >> no. >> yes. he actually did that. yoga instructor? >> yes. >> yes, he was a yoga instructor. can y

this is robin thicke. robin thicke -- >> who brought us blurred lines. >> he wears the outfit with the striped blazer, and there's the finger. anyway, it's all in here. it's called "give it to you." instead of having the words up, i thought i would show you a chunk of the video because it's so worth it. ♪ looking so fine looking like you fell from the sky ♪ ♪ angel ♪ you make a grown man cry i want to give it to you ♪ ♪ ooh baby i'll make it so amazing i give it to you ♪ ♪ come true oh baby ♪ i make it so so so amazing ♪ >> you know what he's talking about? >> yes, i do. give it to you. i get it. >> unless you have hemorrhoid cream, then no. >> anyway, a fun video. >> i like robin. i think he's a really talented singer/song writer. i hate that song. >> every one of his songs is catching. >> oh, yeah. catchy. i give it to you, baby. >> is it okay or not okay to name your son after yourself? like some of these guys have done. here's what we had to say about it. >> it's a parent's prerogative, but i personall

confirmado que va robin rojas.che arrancÓ la fecha que contÓ con el concurso de los jugadores que estuvieron con la selecciÓn, no todos participaron, algunos no fueron considerados para la banca. y lo que parecÍa un mejor partido terminÓ con un terrorÍfico, digo por la noche del 1 de noviembre. >>> no hubo llegadas, los dos quisieron, ninguno pudo aprovechar. el otro partido de anoche, el que se jugÓ de fondo enfrento a chiv xolos y atlante. y gana. >>> y la situaciÓn del gol que se come saucedo. >>> asÍ que bueno, cero a cero querÉtaro y Águilas del amÉrica. pierde gas en los Últimos dos partidos. >>> si no estuvo completo es como que muy obvio. >>> 4 a 1 le ganÓ xolos al equipo de atlante. recuerde la invitaciÓn. ya venimos con cruz azul contra morelia inmediatamente luego de la pausa. gracias por acompaÑarnos en fÚtbol central. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> desde la cancha del cruz azul uno de los juegos mÁs atractivos lo van a protagonizar cruz azul y morelia, el equipo purÉpecha contra la mÁquina. una alegrÍa grande sab

i'm going to let robin do the cleanup. so robin it's up to you. and i actually really hate the cleanup. but this fuel tank is made out of a special material that allows me to make that cleanup so easy. so all i need to do is now just peel this paint away just like this. isn't this amazing? it makes it so easy that i don't even mind painting anymore. isn't that a lot easier than trying to strip one of those things out with paint thinner? [impressed] isn't that incredible? wow! look at how clean that is. it's as clean as new. and you know, you can put fruit in it, you can put tools in it. it's just wonderful. i'm going to remove the outer base totally off of the ladder. i'm going to hand that to you. can you take that? ok. wow, that's so light. and then we're going to go back down to the other side and remove again the outer base. thank you very much. we are also going to include a pair of trestle brackets. what i can do with those, first slip one in this side, put one in this side, and then you take the two-thank you, robin. you're welcome. take th

robins. member s of the public, let's hear from the member s of the public. >> good afternoon, miss brown. >> hi, thank you commissioners and director ruskin, i'm sally brown, administrative assistant for supervisor breed. supervisor breed is very much aware of the safety and transit impacts on these large corporate busses. the transit impact, these large tour busses through the alamo square neighborhood, it's been a constant struggle for the community. it's not a safe virpb environment for the pedestrians because of the wide turns the busses need to make. also noting the safety of the idle wild students, traffic has to go around the buses in ood lane and what we also have been seen and told idle wild students are actually stepping off the streets into the crosswalks and the traffic does not have a few of the students going into the streets and they can't see the traffic coming on, on-coming traffic. so it's also, one of our biggest complaints in the office, in the district 5 office, is of co

to talk about iraq and its future, we talk about the same subject with dexter filkins, fouad ajami, robin wright and david ignatius. >> iraq has the ingredients of independence from iran, but the problem is so long as maliki depends on this dictatorship, iran's intent to marginalize and in a way antagonize the sunnis in western iraq, then his dependence on iran grows, as the choice he has made, it is a choice he has made also he is going with the iranians and with bashar against a rebellion in syria, he sees a rebellion and syria certainly in sectarian lines. >> rose: and on this week, the boston red sox win the world series, we have a conversation before the world series but with a man called mr. october. reggie jackson. >> if you take the barrel of the bat and barrel of the bat is this way, you know, you hold it this way. >> rose: right. >> that barrel never gets ahead of those hands. >> rose: ah. >> it is always behind this way. if you see the great cabrera who is our best hitter right now in baseball, watched any of the world series and saw big papi. >> rose: yeah. >> -- that barrel i

robin doolittle and natalie johnson join me. robin, you've been running lots of stories on this.you each remotely surprised that he finally broke down and confessed today? >> yeah, i was completely surprised. i happened to be standing in that press conference. and he just suddenly stopped and turned to the media, which in and of itself is unusual. he doesn't talk to reporters very often. he said, ask me the question you asked he last may. then someone said, do you smoke crack? he said yes, i smoked crack cocaine. he's dug in his heels the last six months. it was a remarkable moment. >> natalie johnson, what has been the reaction? his approval ratings have actually gone up sense this has come out. is that true, and can he sustain that? >> that's right. it was last week when the police chief said he had in his possession this video showing the mayor smoking from a crack pipe. his approval rating climbed about five points after that. we don't have a poll to reflect the thoughts on today's admission, but certainly, a lot of surprise from counselors. many of the allies who stood by hi

i went in to see robin roberts.y detection, it's all worth it. >> now to a very, very brave moment for our dear colleague amy robach. she's one of the news staffers having a mammogram. >> reporter: inside the van, i was calm. there really wasn't anything to be scared about. it was over in a few minutes. my smiling friends waiting for me. it hurt so much less than i thought it would. it was, liking nothing. >> i gotta tell you. she was so nervous this morning. she is so happy right now. i can see the relief. >> reporter: and that was it. or so i thought. because a short time later, i was asked to come back for more scans. then last week, a tornado of tests. doctors move quickly when they're concerned. finally, the diagnosis that still is hard for me to say out loud. i have breast cancer. i know that i have a fight ahead of me. but i also know that i have a lot worth fighting for. i'm so grateful that i got that mammogram that day at "gma." robin's words still echo. inside of me. if i got the mammogram on air and it s

ere's an immediate change that you can notice. >> robin: let me see you. >> turn around. >> robin: ohwow, i can! >> don't have any concealer on-- none whatsoever. >> robin: that's a... 'cause it gets the puffiness out... >>ep. >> 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 you have all these little fine lines on this side. on the right eye on here, there's, there are none. the line they're gone. they're... like, they're gone. >> robin: it... ey are. >> i like that there's no scalpel. >> right, no kidding. you know, i thi it's just amazing that it smoothed out thatrepe-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! >>o you love it? [laughs] >> yeah, i do! i love it! >> all right, elise, you ready? [laughter] o.k., so put enough on under corner, there you go.to the and then all the way down, sweep it down and across and just keep rubbing it back and forth. just watch what happens. >> woman: do tom

tonight robin roberts with a disgraced coach, and a lesson about looking at yourself in the mirror. >>> good evening to you on friday night. as we come on the air, we're looking at the aftermath of one of the strongest storms ever to tear across the ocean and smash into land. that super typhoon, 195 mile per hour winds cutting through the philippines. families there waking up to the reality of what they survived. so what caused this turbo charged storm? let's get right to abc's meteorologist ginger zee. >> reporter: this is what it feels like inside a super typhoon. the waves crashing. cameras shaking as 15 crew members, who were working on a barge, are just barely rescued from the turbulent ocean. super typhoon haiyan raced across the philippines kicking waves high, 195 mile per hour winds. power lines shredded, leaving millions unable to communicate. and tonight, we dive into the eye of the storm. talking to reporter val balita, who has been there right through it all. >> we also experienced storm surges, so the houses in the coastal areas are also devastated. >> reporter: those win

robin, come on, take it to the roof.

it's, you know, we listen to it and say that sounds like robin gaye, r and b30 years ago, so it's right that there is a constant mobility in moving in the sort of creativity of what's created right outside is more interesting and exciting than what happened on that mtv stage. i don't watch it. it doesn't suit me in my way. >> at the same time, i would hasrd to guess that creativity is under assault by the high mind lack of real culture that's being in their heads all the time. it is something to think about, and i think what you say about what you and your own efforts do to share your knowledge and experience and love of the culture is an important thing, and i think creating moments of transmission across generations is super important even if it's just your cousins, play them marvin gay. at the same time, those kids have youtube, and, like, there's an incredible archive of everything ever created. that's also amazing. >> right. i find that so many of them know, fine stuff that i didn't even know about. i think the work that you do one-on-one and what we all have to do is very importan

donating eggs has seen of thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year i then asked robin why this is such a viable form of income right now. people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so people want to buy other people want to sell and so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a little bit more altruistic these days could it be that there's just way more websites and businesses that offer these kinds of services i don't know but i guess that over the long run it's just going to get easier to do these things the more flexible markets we make the more different ways the more you can go to a website and arrange for it it'll just get easier to do it and without going through all the trouble now if the this market does expand with more and more people wanting to sell their bodily products do you expect that we'll see a decrease in the pr

approximately seven thousand dollars now clearly this is not chump change i was joined earlier by robin hanson associate professor of economics at george mason to talk about the very meat market and the potential for growth going forward i first asked after robin to take a look at some more numbers that are very telling visits to a website called blood bank or dot com. which is a cash for plasma site are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has also seen increased traffic twenty percent more and shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen a thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year i then asked robin why this is such a viable form of income right now. people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so people want to buy other people want to sell and so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a

robin?> okay, jon. thanks. george will have much more on "this week" this sunday. the white house in the hot seat, as you know. an exclusive with dan piper and nate silver. >>> we're going to turn to good news, perhaps, for flyers. passengers could be allowed to use electronic devices during takeoff and landing as early as today, as airlines race to enact the new faa rules relaxing the previous restrictions. abc's david kerley is at reagan national for us this morning. david, good morning. >> reporter: morning, josh. we've been begging to use these more and more in aircraft. and later today, there's a possibility you might be able if the faa says yes. this morning, a race is under way between delta airlines and jetblue. each of them wants to be the first to offer you the ability to keep your device turned on from departure gate to arrival gate. that happened just hours after the faa said this -- >> most commercial airplanes can tolerate radio interference from portable electronic devices. >>

robin, first to you. you were saying a broader issue on "morning joe" you were saying today we shouldn't just look at this as a nuclear deal. this is the first time in 34 years at least there's a real conversation between united states and iran, with syria and other issues there could be a plus factor regionally and around the world. >> yes. geneva was about far more than the nuclear issue. this could change atmospherics to change domestic politically in iran, issues we have an interest in syria, support of extremist groups and so forth. remember, we have now had hostile relations with iran longer than we did with china which lasted 30 years of a its revolution and 30 years intentions with iran after we lost 15,000 men trying to prevent from taking control of the south. this is a moment that could begin to change things across the board. it's going to be long and painful. but the reality is that there is no military option that does not include diplomacy at the end of it. >> mark landler, is the white hou

even like, robin williams -- >> you saw me there?mmy: i didn't know i was there when you were there. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: we gotta stop talking about it. >> that's exciting! >> jimmy: that's so embarrassing. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i had no idea that he was there. [ applause ] it's one of the best things ever. my mother thanks you. my father thanks you. my sister thanks you, and i thank you for everything. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: budd friedman, everybody. "the improv, 50 years behind the brick wall" airs december 6th at 8:00 p.m. on epix. kelly clarkson performs next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey, why didn't you get me from the hospital? uh, hey pumpkin bear, did something happen? i sent you like a hundred texts! jerk! jerk, what? oh hey! they're coming in now sweetie! you fell off your bike? you broke your arm... i'm gonna hunt you down, all caps... two years is too long to wait, introducing jump! from t-mobile. upgrade when you want, not when you're told. get the lg g2 for zero down at participatin

robin and george? >> quite a night. >> two, big head-scratchers there. >>> going to turn to the florida congressman caught buying cocaine from undercover agents. republican trey radel apologized to his family and constituents. and announced that he was taking a leave of absence from congress. but he refused to resign. pierre thomas has all of the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: the congressman is on one year's probation. and in a fight for his personal and political survival. trey radel's day, back in his florida home district, admitting failure after just ten months in office. >> i've let down our country. i let down our constituents. i've let down my family. >> reporter: he said he wants to take the embarrassment head-on. >> i will be taking a leave of absence. during that time, i'm going to donate my salary to a charity. >> reporter: his day began with a walk of shame, after pleading guilty to drug possession. >> are you resigning? >> reporter: radel was caught in a dea/fbi sting, buying

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. if last night's crushing defeat here was any indication, the dolphins' organization is reeling. but the soul-searching may have begun, spearheaded by the team's owner, saying we is appalled by the allegations of bullying. the miami dolphins' owner, breaking the team's two-week wall of silence. >> what's going on, it couldn't have been a worse nightmare. >> reporter: stephen ross took the podium, declaring he won't tolerate hazing in his locker room. he spoke to espn's mike tirico. >> it really goes against something that i really believe in. and to hear these types of charges and to be part of that is something that i find very -- something that i can't really live with. >> reporter: the owner of the franchise, with some of the biggest names in football. don shula, dan marino, jason

can see abc 7 news, the photo with myles and his parents this morning when myles was still in his robin outfit before he became bat kid. we're using hash tag #sfbatkid to update all of his adventures. >> check this out. the police chief's son designed the special bat kid t-shirts. all the proceeds will go to the make-a-wish foundation. and we'll be live tweeting as you heard earlier. bat kid's adventures every step of the way. you can follow us on twitter. want to remind you, the hash tag is #sfbatkid to experience it in real time. to help the make-a-wish

here is robin. >> thank you so much.et world may have witnessed the last innings of the greatest player. fans will now be opening that they are score enough runs for india to bat again. >> reporter: hundreds of die-hard cricket fans lined the streets outside the stadium here this morning to welcome the indian cricket team as they arrived for the second day of the test match. this was nothing compared to the rousing welcome that was received as he walked on to the cricket pitch this morning. the stadium was pull of celeb advertise, devoted fans, and of course his family cheering him on from the stands. it can only be described as a wall of sound that greeted him. cricket comment taittors mentioned that they literally couldn't hear what the person next to them was saying because of the amount of noise and cheering going on. they wanted him to reach the milestone as he played his final match, capping off a 24-year long career. alas it was not to be. one of the greatest batsman in the history of the sport was balled out for

robin will have the details later. ♪ >> it's been more than two weeks since typhoon haiyan swept through philippines. they are providing food, shelter and medical care. they are still working in very difficult conditions. >> there is barely a building left standing in this town a quarter mile from the sea. inside of town hall it's hot, dark and dirty. part pours from above as the sick and injured stream in because this they'l shelf of she is the best they could did fo da hospital. the vice mayor is also a pediatrician. he has been working around-the-clock since the storm. >> no matter how tiring it is, i just do not consider any fatigue. at the moment i have to provide service for my people. >> people are coming from miles around with fevers, diarrhea and infected wounds. this man whose home was destroyed told me it took him ten days to get here but getting medical attention was more important than rebuilding his house. they are still finding bodies and these trenches and mounds of dirt are where they are burying hundreds in mass graves. just until yesterday now they are going to stop th

>> my name is robin. >> reporter: robin says she is hanz wife and says their mode of advertising is successful. >> we get 100 calls a day. >> reporter: they travel all around northern california cleaning carpet ifs san jose, from napa, to reno. and she returns to her car working the phone. that is when i decide to chat with her about what she just told our producer. >> i'm curtis from channel 13. how are you? we wanted to talk to you about robo calls. >> you know what? don't ask me. >> the reason why you are here right now is because we called and responded to a robo call. >> you know what? that is not our company. >> what's the name of your company? >> i'm not going to say it right now. >> i have to say you something is really shady here. >> go right ahead and get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: i headed inside to talk the hans. he is quite forthcoming. >> you admit you advertise through robo calls? >> yeah. >> reporter: and he says he it is easy to do. >> you are breaking federal law. >> it is a way of advertising. >> it is tough to build these cases. >> since the ban of robo calls, the fc

any fans of one edition. [ laughter ] robin would know that. so i called my mom 1-800-collect, and i was like, "jerry seinfeld's in there, oh, my gosh." she goes, "what does he look like?" oh, my gosh, whatever. she's freaking out. my mother really doesn't sound like that. but it's funnier if i make her voice like that. so, i say, "i've got to go mom." so excited. -- so i went in and he went on stage, and just random, went up and crushed. he was so funny. standing ovation going up. standing ovation leaving the stage. just unbelievable to watch him. and then this was my first saturday night and i was later on in the night, and whoever the comedians that were supposed to follow him were like, "i'm out of here. i'm not going to follow that,

we're out there working hard and i say thank you again to ed and ed, i know you mentioned by miss robin courtny, she did a wonderful job on that team. >> next speaker, please. >> ed healy, followed by han sue kim. those are the last people who have followed in a card for public comment. >> i would like to echo chris on the first part of his talk. i don't know if you read my blog, but from my blog you can get a great deal of research he has done showing the inaccuracy of the veriphone system. however, i don't know why he's trashing fly wheel since i get 10 rides every night and no no-goes. fly wheel, the management has agreed to stop this practice, i guess i'm going to have to have a talk with them again. otherwise it's an excellent system. i think the veriphone is the main issue . >> next speaker, please. >> han sue kim. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, fellow directors, han sue kim. i want to bring up again the problem the industry is facing, it is a real existential moment right now. there are now, there is now an open entry system where anyone without licensing can take their perso

the robin roberts exclusive, the coach saddled with regret. hoping for redemption. the tape he can't erase. >> reporter: it's a scene that goes on all over america. sunday afternoon, here on the jersey shore, 15 year old michael and his dad shooting a few hoops in the driveway. >> now i'll show you what dads all across america do. >> reporter: his sister, katie, offering tips to dad, a college basketball coach you had likely never heard of before mike rice was featured in the highlight reel seen 'round the world. >> take a look at this shocking video making headlines this morning. >> a basketball coach caught on tape attacking his players. >> reporter: rutgers university coach mike rice losing it, kicking players in the rear end, hurling balls at their heads and their groins, smacking them with foam pads. big, strong athletes against their coach, defenseless. when you turn up the sound, you hear the verbal abuse. ranting, swearing, even screaming homophobic slurs. the story went viral earlier this year unleashing cries of outrage. new jersey governor chris christie

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. >> rose: robin wright? >> well, the prime minister al maliki wants more weapons from the united states, he is very concerned that his government, his military particularly can't control the growing insurgency, more than 7,000 people have already died this year, more than 1,000 last month, and he da -- his theme in washington is al qaeda is back and more dangerous than ever, and that he needs help from the outside world, it is a particular irony given the fact that just two years ago the iraqis really wanted the united states to leave, and even if the united states had been willing to leave a residual force behind to help the iraqis, the iraqis, this particular government wouldable, was dead set on getting the americans out and now he is coming back to ask not only for apache helicopters but also for help in intelligence and even the use of drones. >> >> rose: picking up on that david, what does the administration, obama administration how do they respond from that and what do they want from him? >> i think

how beautiful does robin roberts look right there.stage to give the last award of the night, for entertainer of the year, to george strait. he has won it, now, three times. >> robin roberts. looking so great. and as george said, a standing "o" for robin, who looked spectacular. a lot of new country acts winning. from florida georgia line to kacey musgraves. what a night. >> it was fun when she took the stage. twitter lit up. >> exploded. yep. >> josh, you have something really special this morning. went to afghanistan to look at these reunions. >> yeah. there's moments i feel like they get us all, the moments when military members reunited with their family. we are calling this "operation homecoming." for us, an inside look at the emotional toll and the sacrifice, from the thousands of miles of separation, as we travel back with the troops. three of them there. you see these are some unbelievable moments, when they return from afghanistan, to see their loved ones again. can't wait to bring it to you. >> looking forward to that. >>> le

more later. >> thank you robin. it's true, of course, of every business that as technology is smaller and cheaper the old guard is overthrown by a new way of doing things. it's taking place in the satellite industry. jacob ward reports. >> [ countdown ] >> putting an object into orbit is expensive. launching a satellite on the space shuttle costs hundreds of million. last week more than two dozen satellites went to space for $100,000 a piece. this cube is the reason why. it's known as a cubesat, a 4-inch satellite photographing the earth, analysing the atmosphere. it's revolutionizing the cost and accessibility to space. the reason it's exciting is it's cheaper to get to space. you can put small electronics in it. >> david gerson is a senior at stamford. a group he found said, the student space initiative is taking advantage. >> that'sa let's cubesats hitch a ride in the extra spaces in their rockets. the primary pay load on top pays for the cost of the launch. the cubesats are like hitchhikers kicking in gas money.

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hanson associate professor of economics at george mason university robin thank you so much for joining me i want to take a look at some nor more numbers so visits to blood bank or dot com which is a cash for plasma website are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has seen about a twenty percent growth in traffic and shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen a thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year. why are people turning to this as a viable form of income right now people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so some people want to buy other people want to sell so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a little bit more altruistic these days could it be that there's just way more websites and businesses that offer these kinds of services i don't know but i guess that over the long run