where does a person like robin get the comedy?> to get to the basic, he came out of acting. >> juilliard. >> he had a new way of working. he started that style that people like howie mandel did, everyone else. crazy guys on stage. robin worked improve a lot, but also a structured performer because of his acting jobs. he laid on his old juilliard. >> also an element of the lenny bruce jazz to it, he would get on these rifs that were free form. he would start with shakespeare and end up someplace 180 degrees away from that aystericale hystl in between. that's a gift. >> interestingly enough, you have so much objective knowled e knowledge. he could call upon things he knew. he had a remarkable memory. >> i want to take a break. we know robin suffered from severe depression. today we learn that he was in the early stages of parkinson disease. you know, another blow to all of those who felt so connected to him in so many ways. >> yeah. >> gosh. >> crazy. >> his daughter sent out a message on social media. she said while i will never ev

he was wasn't just robin. he was like a conduit for a lot of people. >> this robin williams, dark and depressed could not have been further from the man we just met. ♪ >> morning, the alien was first introduced on the tv sitcom happy days. >> just count to three then, specimen. >> hit him, fonz. >> one, two, three. >> no contest. let's go. >> i got a feeling that gary marshall was inviting a lot of comics. richard lewis walked out saying i don't speak norwegian. i went in and said let's be crazy and see what happens. >> crazy and unscripted. he got the part. >> remember me, morning from owe. you called me the nut from outer space. >> working with henry winkler as the fonz. >> we started rehearsing and i started realized i was in the presence of greatness. hands down. >> henry winkler met williams the day he got on to the set. >> i realized my only job is to keep a straight face. it was impossible because no matter what you said to him, no matter what line you gave to him, he took it in, processed it, and then

he wasn't just robin. he was like the collective conscience, like a conduit, for a lot of people. >> heartbreaking and shocking, because this robin williams, dark and depressed, couldn't have been farther from who we first met. ♪ sunday monday happy days >> reporter: mork, the alien, was first introduced on the tv sitcom "happy days." >> just count to three, then, specimen. >> get him, fonz, 1, 2, 3! >> no contest. let's go, specimen. >> it was kind of a fluke. garry marshall was inviting comics in to audition. it was an open call and richard lewis walked out and said i don't speak norwegian. could so i just went in and said let's be crazy and see what happens. >> crazy and unscripted seemed to work for williams. he got the part. >> remember me? mork from ork? you once called me the nutso from outer space? >> working with henry winkler. >> we started rehearsing, and i realized that i was in the presence of greatness. hands down, this is not hyperbole. >> henry winkler met williams the day he got on to the

. >> actor robin williams is dead at the age of 63. >> the apparent suicide of robin williams. >> mr. williams' life ended from asphyxia due to hanging. >> try a little faster. see if that picks it up a little bit. >> a brilliant comedian. a celebrated actor. >> dead poets are dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life. >> yet a tortured soul. >> i'll come back in the morning and i'll call you if you let me. >> on camera, he found humor everywhere. but off camera, he was struggling with a debilitating depression and a frightening diagnosis. >> a personal statement from robin williams' widow. her late husband was suffering from parkinson's disease. which the world reeling from the shocking news, we look at the life and laughter -- >> i am what i am -- >> the darkness and despair. now a cnn spotlight, remembering robin. ♪ the vigil started almost immediately after the world learned that robin williams had died. >> he could be anybody. he could be all of us. he wasn't just robin, he was like the collective conscious, like a conduit for a lot of people. >> heartbreaking and shocking beca

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

robin hoodly at the conference.e are looking at some of the best picks including american airlines. not enough americans are loving it. asonald's profits plummet u.s. sales continued to fall. >> the world series gets underway. answer the question, why is striking out with the kids? >> stephanie ruhle is at the robin hood investors conference and she has some big interviews coming up but first -- >> we have some breaking news, existing home sales for the month of september are just out. this was a very disappointing report last month. michael mckee is in the newsroom. >> i will give you some good news, existing home sales come in better than forecast. we thought we would get a 1% gain, instead we get a 2.4% game. over the last 30 or 40 years, the average has been about 5,280,000. we are not significantly below that level. a significant rise in single-family homes up 2%. this was still driven by the move into apartments. the other thing we want to point out is that the inventory of homes for sale drops, 5.3 months. th

but fashion trumped politics. >> robin, you mentioned hillary clinton.e don't have that much longer but i wanted to mention in a speech back in april president clinton said he has worked in turning her into a fashion icon. has he succeeded? >> i think she has put up a good fight. so no, i don't think that he has succeeded. but i think that there are probably a lot of other qualities he admired in here. >> fantastic. robin, the "washington post" fashion critic. thank you for being leer. up next, we are going to talk to some normals, after this. ♪ i heard you say before you are a conservative. >> you say you are a diem. what does that mean to you? >> well, it means that i am concerned about decisions that involve people over let's say business. >> i believe in less governmental control. i believe in lower taxes. i think we have too much governmental spending. >> i consider myself more of a liberal and a republican. there are a number of republicans that have been on the hill that are not what i would consider conservatives. >> i think no matter which side

flying alone over france, robin smoked two german 190s.s later, he joined the elite. >> he and another pilot in p-38s formed a gaggle and i felt sorry for them. >> see or be seen. you better see first. going after some bogeys, bandits, i'm headed north. where are you? i didn't even answer. i didn't want them to know. hell, they were mine. i didn't want to share it with anybody. >> unseen, he slid in behind his next kill. >> just as i lined up, about to pull the trigger, both engines quit. mine. i had forgotten to switch tanks after dropping my drop tanks. i was so excited. so i shot anyway. so to this day i claim to be the only fighter pilot in the history of warfare that ever shot down an enemy airplane while in the glide mode. >> robin downed another me-109 and then rolled into a dive as he raced toward the ground, his controls froze. >> we just went straight down and that was it. i did manage to pull up and jus. this boy had had it, that's enough. no more fighting, i just want to go home. i looked over my left shoulder and there was a 1

but fashion trumped politics. >> robin, you mentioned hillary clinton.don't have that much longer, but i wanted to mention in a speech back in april, president -- secretary clinton said he has worked in turning her into a fashion icon. has he succeeded? >> i think she has put up a good fight. so no, i don't think that he has succeeded. but i think that there are probably a lot of other qualities he admired in here. -- admired in her. >> fantastic. robin, the "washington post" fashion critic. thank you for being here. up next, we are going to talk to some normals, after this. ♪ >> >> like everyone else, we have been talking a lot on this program about ebola. yesterday the story dominated the news, and we decided to take a look at how differently our friends at msnbc and fox news cover this story. they appear to be reporting on parallel universes. let's roll the tape. >> we have some good news, a landmark day in the fight against ebola here in the u.s. 43 individuals monitored for the virus have been cleared today. >> you would think the thing that may mut

. >> "gma's" amy robach sharing her story of survival with co-anchor robin roberts. and a touching pact among friends. how their story is saving lives. >>> and, panda porn? these adorable creatures are endangered, but it's tough to get them to mate in captivity. so, now researchers are resorting to extremes, you might even say triple extreme, meas e measures. but first, the "nightline" five. >>> when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole in one, quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. >> that is how it's done. truly amazing. >> get in the hole in one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans. and you could have your mortgage paid for an entire year. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> and good evening. a major american city is on high alert tonight after the first patient was diagnosed in the u.s. with ebola. doctors are scrambling to find and monitor everybody this patient contacted, including children in his own family. and there are new and urgent questions tonight about why he was initially sent home from the hospital, even a

. >> "gma's" amy robach sharing her story of survival with co-anchor robin roberts. and a touching pact among friends. how their story is saving lives. >>> and, panda porn? these adorable creatures are endangered, but it's tough to get them to mate in captivity. so, now researchers are resorting to extremes, you might even say triple extreme, meas e measures. but first, the "nightline" five. >>> when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole in one, quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. >> that is how it's done. truly amazing. >> get in the hole in one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans. and you could have your mortgage paid for an entire year. >> number one in just 60 seconds. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46

the robin hood investment conference.h his interview again if you do not think it is worth it. we sayng back to you as goodbye to david and david. gentlemen, thank you. ♪ >> that was one heck of a market. crisis certainly was. >> guess what. will do tomorrow? try to out do today. click yes. i will speak with the one, the only, bill gates. and now the gates foundation tomorrow in boston. -- for aor it a live live interview at 3:00 p.m. >> time for bloomberg to take you on the markets. i will send you out to the newsroom for more. >> thank you. the trading day of the fourth quarter. kicking it off in the red. mixed data, signs of economic weakness in europe. plus, all weighing on prices. the index approaching that correction, a drop of 10% from the peak. joining me for today's options insight, the equity derivatives strategist with baycrest partners. let's start with options. we do not talk about that a lot. so much focus on small caps and how they may be leading the way lower for large caps. , we are seeing increased activ

the capper, robin -- catcher robin's longtime friend actor billy crystal. williams was a diehard loyal giants' fan. the fans got their money's worth last night. it was a slow and steady beatdown by madison bumgarner who pitched a shut-out. >> go giants! whoo! >> one more game. >> giants all day. go baby. let's do this like 2010. >> one win away. one more win and we're going to be world champions once again and building a dynasty. >> reporter: all right, game six tomorrow in kansas city. 5:07 p.m. that's our time. be there or be square. back to you. >> all right i know it's taboo. but we got to ask. if they win tomorrow night, parade on what day? if they win on wednesday night, parade maybe friday i guess? >> reporter: yes. so -- guys superstition aside, if they win tomorrow, the parade will be thursday. if they win wednesday, which is game seven, then the earliest they'll have a parade is friday. for all you giants fans who think that thank just jinxed all this, go ahead and hit him up on twitter, he's allayers -- all yours. kiet do, kpix 5. >> and his phon

robin you are going to stick around. ahead, are we headed towards another global financial crisis. a troubling study casting a not so positive light on the state of world debt. ♪ >>> welcome back. a new report by geneva economists found that global debts have skyrocketed despite countries attempts to reduce borrowing. joining me is max wolf chief economists, thanks for being here. the geneva report called this rising global debt a, quote unquote, poisonous combination. how could it trigger another financial crisis? >> clearly we have seen historically that debt is an accelerator, and also an exaggerator of the normal business cycle. in good sometimes more money is loaned, and that leads to higher highs. but when we start to get into trouble, that same debt creates an additional vulnerability. but since that's the repeated pattern of 150 years, as we're deep in a financial recession cycle, we're now at the height of the kind of circumstance with the kind of success debt load that has generally pressaged a relatively tough

robin and sherri following in the family's tradition, were once iron workers but robin was seriously injured in a two-story fall and lived in pain for years no matter what the doctors prescribed. a friend insisted she try a marijuana cookie. >> two hours later i experienced pain relief i had not felt in 15 years. i called him up and said what's in this cookie. and he said it's just marijuana, robin. that cookie made her a believer. so after colorado passed a law allowing marijuana's medicinal use, she went into the therapeutic cannabis business, a small step toward the retail boom in recreational marijuana that was coming soon. though medicinal marijuana had been legalized, it seemed to the sisters the government was always looking for an angle to stop it. one day there was a knock on the door. >> the police came to my house and said, well, we hear you're a major underground grower. i said, well, i have 30 plants. i'm not really a major underground grower. >> a few hours later local drug enforcement came in to inspect the plants. >> they came in the house and they looked at my plants

robin and sherri following in the family's tradition, were once iron workers but robin was seriouslyn a two-story fall and lived in pain for years no matter what the doctors prescribed. a friend insisted she try a marijuana cookie. >> two hours later i experienced pain relief i had not felt in 15 years. i called him up and said what's in this cookie. and he said it's just marijuana, robin. that cookie made her a believer. so after colorado passed a law allowing marijuana's medicinal use, she went into the therapeutic cannabis business, a small step toward the retail boom in recreational marijuana that was coming soon. though medicinal marijuana had been legalized, it seemed to the sisters the government was always looking for an angle to stop it. one day there was a knock on the door. >> the police came to my house and said, well, we hear you're a major underground grower. i said, well, i have 30 plants. i'm not really a major underground grower. >> a few hours later local drug enforcement came in to inspect the plants. >> they came in the house and they looked at my plants and took

robin's i know him to be someone that is a motivational speaker a migration forgive all of us but has a commitment to fight hunger i hope you, you brought a can like leader pelosi and march and i did we'll meet the match and have tony robin's to explain but please help me welcome someone that is expiring us but he's been said to be an international humanitarian tony robin's. >> thank you, everyone fewer participation and mark creating an visit and every year i've known march for 25 years this whole journey with the force it's grown because it is added value we know that businesses help to make things but i want to thank everyone for participating i want to make a million happen for me, i know that in this country one out of 4 families her in marin county is not sure there i go to have a meal so when you live in san francisco when you're in the tech business at the time easy to think about the challenges and forget what they are half the planets lives on $2.50 a day we had times when there were no food one day whither i i was 11 years old i didn't have food we would h have starved or s

. >> including the hackett sisters, robin and sherry., they opened up a shop near denver. >> so we roll joints and we preweigh out cannabis and we said to each other, we don't know if we're planning the biggest party ever or if nobody is going to show up. so on opening day, we had a coffee vendor. >> we served about 750 people. >> i don't know how to explain that chaos. it was just person after person after person. >> and we did a sell every nine seconds. for the next, i think it was 21 days, we served 600 people a day. >> they called their dispense si botanica-care. >> sell lots of pot. >> i usually do. >> it's a family-run business. her 25-year-old daughter pitches in as needed. >> i maintain the marketing and the online marketing, social media. but i also do retail sales when it gets really busy during the end of the day, of course, everyone has to do everything around here. >> but for all their success, they've got some problems. the state may have okayed it, but currently under federal law, marijuana businesses are subjected to spec

. >> including the hackett sisters, robin and sheri.n january, they opened up a shop in denver. >> so we rolled joints and we said to each other, we don't know if we're planning the biggest party ever and nobody is going to show up. opening day, we had a coffee vendor. >> we probably served 750 people. >> i don't even know how to explain that chaos. it was just person after person after person. >> and we did a show every 90 seconds. i think for the next 21 days, we served 600 people a day. >> they called their dispensary botacare. it's a family-run business. cheri's 25-year-old chantelle pitches in when needed. >> die all the menus, social media, and also retail sales. when it gets really busy at the end of the day, everyone has to do everything around here. >> but for all their success, they've got some problems. >> spacing is the biggest obstacle right now. >> the state may have okayed but under federal law, marijuana specialists are under special scrutiny. and they're forced to operate on a cash-only business. >> you ought to try to

a robin was received after case outside of ohio. he was so badly neglected that his bridle had grown into his nose. bridle and put a saddle on him, right him, and get him to walk over obstacles. it does not hurt that she always keeps her pockets filled with treats. >> i don't know if he counts them when i put them in my pocket or if he can smell them, but when he knows i'm out of treats he is done for the day. certifiedy is a master trainer but does not do it professionally. you could call these two the underdogs. >> i don't go into it with the idea of trying to win. >> she says she has a was wanted to help rescue horses and hopes this competition helps robin get adopted when the competition is over. being able to help a horse like robin who did not have anything going for him is a big deal and an honor. >> dr. katie nelson, abc 7 news. >> we captured this cool site at national harbor. the capital wheel will light up pink for the next three days for breast cancer awareness month. when guests have a pink ribbon, proceeds for their ri

robin was inducted -- not trying to block the camera.ucted into the broadcasting hall of fame. >> yay! >> but you know what, i told you this in an e-mail last night, looking out and seeing you all at the table, it made my heart skip. it meant so much that you were there to share it. thank you for that. >> it was a great, great night. >>> and we're also going to celebrate the life of oscar de la renta. the fashion legend passed yesterday. he dressed everyone from jackie o. to george clooney's wife. tributes pouring in overnight. >> yes, they are. >>> we're going to begin, though, with the breaking news. oscar pistorius sentenced to five years in prison for the shooting death of his girlfriend. abc's alex marquardt joins us now with the very latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the reaction in the courtroom was very muted. pistorius quite stoic. none of the crying we have seen from him during the course of this trial. as if he expected this sentence. i spoke with the steenkamp family afterwards, who told me they fe

you heard robin asking dr. fauci there. she was wearing all of the protective gear you're supposed to. this is going to be alarming for a lot of people. she was doing everything right and still got it. >> it is difficult to do all this correctly, wearing that gear, putting it on, taking it off. these four hospital as round the country, they train on this all of the time. that's where these patients should be. >> in this case, that would have been tricky because they sent him home in the first place when he showed up with the 103-degree fever. in the meantime, her skin exposed perhaps with this protective gear. what does that mean? how is it transmitted? just a drop of ebola? >> if you have a cut in your skin, it can get in directly. otherwise, if you have it on your skin and touch your eyes, nose, mouth. >> if you touch your face. how long is it potentially dangerous on your skin? >> it could be alive for hours. >> all right, dr. richard besser with us, every step of the way. thank you. >> you'll be taking questions on twit

by the weekend, spectacular. 70 de >> okay, robin.e in times square. >> all right, ginger, thanks very much. first in our heat index, we have all done it, we have done it. we sent a snippy e-mail or text in an emotional moment only to regret it moments later. one of the wall street journal's top stories on thousand hold ba -- how to hold back and how to apologize. ask yourself what you're trying to accomplish before blasting off the text or e-mail. if you do need to repair the damage, pick up the phone. do it in person. take ownership. admit you were wrong. >> never gets the tone right. >> and when you are trying to apologize, never comes through the right way. just breathe. >>> also this morning, how to give war brain a boost before lunch and avoid the lull in the afternoon. for us, that comes at 9:00 a.m. offering suggestions, drink green tea or coffee. both have a positive impact on your mood or performance. you seem to surprised by that, lara. and consider adding coconut oil to the drink. turns out fat is good for the brain, espec

before the game the te honored one of its most famous' and beloved fans, robin williams. sergio quintana begins our team coverage with more. >> a very touching openf this game for bay area comedian, robin williams. his ughter, sell da, joined his son, zack, who threw ot the ceremonial first pch to robin williams ver good friend and baseball fanatic, billy crystal. even baseball fans enjoyed the moment. inside at&t park just before the game, giants fans all agreed that tonight isivotal in the series. i talked wh a father and son duo about thr excitement over being here,nd they both made it clear the son is not wearing royals bl. it's buster posey's all-star nationalersey. >> people came off strong and then you show them the back side and they say, that's even cooler. >> the last world series game i went to was in 1962, the seventh gamewhen the giants lost to the yankees. >> he is clearly hoping for a much better turnout tonight than the game he watched so many years ago. course, the game has been going on for an hour now, and giants fans are hoping that this will be a deci

. >> the actor reflects on the late robin williams. >> it was tragic. you know, an amazing loss.e's a beautiful person. an amazing mind. >> forest whitaker joined us at our studios in new york. i want to talk about the whitaker peace and world initiative and u.n.e.s.c.o. and all the work around the world. first, what in spired you to do this? >> as a child, my first touch with the conflict of war was with my cousin. he went to the vietnam war as a kid. he came back, he lived in my room. he was totally changed by the law. it affected him to this day. i think that that understanding fuelled me, and then there was a bunch of incidents in my community. i lived on east 4th street. the black panthers had a soup at the end of the corner, they used to pick me up and invite me to the breakfast programme. i remember as a kid going by and seeing the building blown up. then behind my grandmothers was the s l.a., actually. where they caught the s l.a. >> famous for patty hurst and bank robberies. >> yes. i remember walking to that building as a kid. i think that started to affect me, and then

and are you worried about this, robin? founder and others got on board. along with nigella lawson. and hugh grant steps up, too. but looks like he goes to bed full on stage makeup. look at that. this is just the beginning. lena dunham and others have been nominated. >> looks like. >> here's mine. >> you can't take the picture covering your face. >> i can have someone else take it. >> would you be willing to do that? >> sure, why not? >> let's do it. >> george. i think we could take a picture of you when you were 12 and he looks just like that. a 12-year-old -- george just coming out for the first time like right now. george, you will never change, my friend. >> he's got your number. >> i love him. and this is just -- this last one is just -- the ticket to kicking off tuesday on a high note. i know pandas are a win in "pop news." lara taught us that. but today i'm all about the kangaroos. specifically this epic video. this is going crazy online. look at these two. >> ooh! ooh! ooh! >> they're facing off. it's in australia.

, now, hill bother police are investigating a situation involving hazardous materials at a home at robin wood lane. the coroner was on the scene and we are waiting to hear back from investigators and will bring you more information. >>> the giants are close to another world series title after last night's victory. they put the game away in the eighth, with peres hitting a double high off the officer field wall which gave giants 4-0 lead and they win 5-0 after a four hit masterpiece from ace bumgarner. we have reaction from the players at at&t park. nick? >>> everyone can agree that bumgarner is a beast, the giants rallied early and they took the lead giving the aprils little to discuss and less to celebrate. bumgarner has become the preeminence pitcher sending them home with shut out last night in the 5th game of the world series. shortstop and first baseman loved how it went down every single play. >> going back to kansas city would have been tough being down but it will still be a battle. >> it is great. you do not want to go to their place behind so huge for us and not getting too exc

before the game the team honored one of its most famous' and beloved fans, robin williams.o quintana begins our team coverage with more. >> a very touching open of this game for bay area comedian, robin williams. his daughter, sell da, joined his son, zack, who threw out the ceremonial first pitch to robin williams very good friend and baseball fanatic, billy crystal. even baseball fans enjoyed the moment. inside at&t park just before the game, giants fans all agreed that tonight is pivotal in the series. i talked with a father and son duo about their excitement over being here, and they both made it clear the son is not wearing royals blue. it's buster posey's all-star national jersey. >> people came off strong and then you show them the back side and they say, that's even cooler. >> the last world series game i went to was in 1962, the seventh game, when the giants lost to the yankees. >> he is clearly hoping for a much better turnout tonight than the game he watched so many years ago. of course, the game has been going on for an hour now, and giants fans are hoping that

robin, over to you. >>> back now to alaska. headed for the highest peak in north america. mount mckinley. i can't't believe she called men the sat phone from there. when you gave me that call last week, when you got there, boy, i can still hear the excitement in your voice. >> oh, and you'll hear it now. because, believe me, robin, hundreds of thousands of people go to denali national park. they get to see it. very few people get to fly in. >> when was the last time you were on a glacier? >> um, never. i have no idea what i'm getting into. >> no, you don't. >> you have to hike for weeks or fly. that's your thing. fly. >> fly in an hour or walk a week. . >> reporter: we took an air taxi. >> right along the base of mt. mckinley. >> reporter: i feel like i'm in an i-max theater. 20,237 feet to be exact. embedded in the alaskan range. we would land rite in there, on a glacier. >> let's get you glacierized. >> we did it. we landed. on a glacier. on a glacier. look at this. whoo! it's heart-stopping. those faces jutting up from the e

i have a pencil. >> tomorrow is a big day from robin hood.ernoon and she will be back here tomorrow. you will hear from the former treasury secretary, larry -- the ceo of glenview capital management, larry robbins, someone whose opinions and thoughts you need to hear. right now, it is 56 minutes past the markets, -- 56 is past the hour and a means is time to go on the markets. >> investors are digesting disappointing earnings from ibm and awaiting apple's quarterly results. a derivatives strategist from mk m holdings joins me. i want to talk about volatility. we have seen the return and some of volatility. forward insee going terms of how volatile it's going to be and how are you going to trade on it? >> our view over the last several weeks is seasonal volatility combined with volatility across asset classes retire in the dollar would result in u.s. equities suffering a severe pullback, more than we have seen in the last couple of years. saw that and we think it's thinknd from here, we u.s. equity and implied volatility is setting up a nice m

robin?> all right, thank you very much. >>> not the kind of olympic news we wanted to share. >> no. not at all, robin. new trouble for olympic legend michael phelps. the swimmer arrested for dui. going nearly twice the speed limit and phelps is now apologizing. the newest member of our team, t.j. holmes, has our story. >> and michael phelps is going to win gold! >> reporter: this morning, the most decorated olympian in history in trouble with the law. 29-year-old michael phelps arrested tuesday at 1:40 a.m. police driving him with driving under the influence, excessive speeding, and crossing double lane lines in a tunnel in his home town of baltimore, maryland. police say phelps was going 84 miles an hour in a 45 zone, then failed a series of field sobriety tests. police say phelps was cooperative. telling abc news, i take full responsibility. i'm deeply sorry to everyone i've let down. this isn't his first run in with the law. arrested for a dui in 2004 and given 18 months probation and a $

>> i know robin, it was tragic. you know, amazing loss. he's a beautiful person, an amazing mind. deep soul, you know. so it's really - it's really unfortunate. i wish i could have understood or if i could, you know, maybe had been able to help. i don't know. >> "the butler" painted a portrait of american race relations for more than half a century. where do you think we are today, especially in light of something that happened to you last year, which i did not know about, which was that you were stopped and frisked and accused of shoplifting at a high-end deli? new york city where you had gone to pie yoghurt. >> right. certainly, i mean, racial equality hasn't been completely found. you know, people are always looking at differences and fighting it. i think that was really unfortunate event that happened, you know. it happens to many people. many people, i think, mainly a lot of people of colour, experienced this kind of discrimination. because i wasn't doing anything - he made a mistake, wasn't looking, saw a guy walking out and decided to do this, you know. and it's unfortunate

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lifelong giants fan robin williams is honored before san francisco rolls into another victory. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 27th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. starting today everyone entering this country from west african nations will be monitored this week. but some believe the federal guidelines don't go far enough. three states imposed mandatory quarantines. new york has already revised its guidelines. those profiles are coming under file. kaci hickox has been forcibly quarantined. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. new york's governor softened the quarantine. but newark's governor did not. after a weekend of fierce opposition from the white house and some medical exports, new york governor andrew cuomo updated his state's 21-day quarantine protocol. following screening at the airport cuomo says anyone who shows no symptoms of ebola can now quarantine themselves at home. >> during those 21 days health care workers would check on them twice a day to monitor their tem

we've got robin looking at that.he cooldown continues for parts of the bay but not necessarily others. >> that's right, yes. cooler around the bay area today, weak onshore breeze, so if you're closer to the coastline you'll feel the breeze but in the inland spots not so much. headed out, a lot of folks getting ready to head to work. this is what you can expect, 56 san mateo, livermore the warmest spot at 60. 52degrees in santa rosa with dense fog. a system headed to the pacific northwest, high pressure in control of the forecast. with the system passing to the north it will weaken and the onshore breeze will pick up, strengthening through the week. you won't feel it so much today but you'll get it out there along the coastline. let's take a look at what we can expect. your day planner, patchy dense fog, sunny headed into the afternoon, temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees today so the cooldown is on the way. and your extended forecast includes cooler weather. it will be cooler each day of the week to about mid-week

he lost his final round robin match to the dutchman by two holes.n now goes on to play spain's player on saturday. this man progresses to the quarters where he'll face jonas. >>> now we are all familiar a loan goal in football. now rugby has seen its first-ever. it happened in australia, the sydney stars in yellow and black there, advancing to the tie line, but the rays player stole the ball back and planted it. the ref through it to the tv match official who awarded it as an own drive. the player and of course fans were stunned there. the stars going on to claim their first win of the season. >> are you kidding me! you got the wrong jersey. oh that is so good. >> quite bizarre. >> it is. thanks so much, robin. well that brings us to the end of the news hour. we have another full bulletin coming up with nick in just a couple of minutes. so stay with us. >> there is no practical obstacle whatever now to the creation of an efficient index

two great teams to honor our good friend robin. he loved you, he loved his giants. so let's love him back one last time. look at the scoreboard, let's get this thing started! >> yeah! yes, indeed! good evening, san francisco. are you ready? let's give it up for the 2010 national league western division champions, san francisco giants! let's go giants! let's go giants! . play ball! >> it's hard to believe he's gone with all the energy he possessed. >> while robin williams was not there in prn, obviously he was there in spirit firing up the crowd one last time. his son threw out the ceremonial first pitch with his siblings and billy crystal by his side. >> a fixture in the area. >> definitely so. all eyes were on that game last night, now they're taking it back to kansas city. we had some really nice weather while they were here. >> it's going to be cold on tuesday! we're going to take a close look at the game, what we're expecting out there in kansas city. let's go giants. if you guys happen to be in town and are watching us, thank you for choosing kntv in the bay ar

so, robin, this one's for you.it's emotional to watch that. >> you know, amy, i'm -- wow. i mean, just to -- just to see you. and to see you now. >> i thought i was doing something fill lan tropic for others who might have cancer. never imagining that i was sitting in the room request two malignant tumors inside of me. you gave me the gift of knowledge. the gift of life. and for that, i will be eternally grateful. because you nudged me into the mammo van. >> and so when -- when you called me -- never in a million years that i think that you would be saying what you said. >> i have breast cancer. >> yeah. how did it surprise you? >> i watched you work through cancer, and i remember thinking, how is she doing that? why is she doing that? i didn't know why. until it happened to me. and then i realized how important it was to hold on to anything normal. >> we saw you virtually every day, still there, delivering the news for us, being there. what didn't you show us? >> any time i thought about my kids. any time i though