. >> red robin gourmet burgers. we've got the ceo on. it is a stock up about 30% over the past month. >> is it just cherry? all right, over to you guys. >> i'll let you know. thanks, kelly. it's "fast money" friday. live from new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. tim, steve, brian, and guy. tonight's top story, china's big move. people's bank of china cutting interest rates today, sending stocks to intraday highs after bank of japan's surprise stimulus just a few weeks ago. so add into that a little mario draghi comments, in terms of easing central banks around the world. what do we have here? >> you definitely have fx wars going on. i think china is doing this for reasons that are domestic. i think they're going right after them. but this is very significant if you think that china is just the beginning of a policy easing cycle. i do. i think you're going to get three before now and kind of middle 2015. i think there's a lot that's been going on in terms of policy. they're describing this as reform. but what do you do? how do y

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. >>> remember the name robin yn gardner? well, it's been three years since they disappeared in aruba with a gaithersburg businessman. to this day, a cloud of suspicion hangs over him. tonight he tells marriy bubula what he thinks happened to the maryland woman who vanished without a trace. >> reporter: three years later, the mystery remains. what happened to robyn gardner? august 2011, the last time the 35-year-old frederick woman is seen alive. she took a secret get away to aruba with gary jury giordano. >> i signaled for her to come back in. i turned, i became distressed because the shoes i was wearing and now looking back at it i realized i was in a rip tide or heavy current. >> reporter: he goes back to the restaurant where they had just eaten lunch to get help. >> i came around the other side and got people and had them call the emergency number and we went back to the location and tried to find her. >> reporter: but you didn't seem panicked. you didn't go back in the water. it felt like you weren't worried about robin.

robin you are going to stick around.ll ahead, are we headed towards another global financial crisis. a troubling study casting a not ♪ >>> 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 period where us. >> robin that same report

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robin williams was found dead in his home last august 11th. the cause of death, asphyxiation, death by hanging. the report says that his wife went to sleep first. he was restless due to his parkinson's and anxiety issues. and what was called a recent increase in paranoia. earlier that evening, he reportedly placed wristwatches in a sock. and was worried about them and wanted to keep them safe. and he was found the next morning. next to closed bottles of prescription drugs. the report's conclusion, that robin williams, one of america's most beloved comedians, committed suicide. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >>> and now to a health alert. any parent or grandparent would want to pay close attention to this experiment. paula faris on how fast germs spread between children in just one hour. >> reporter: a third of the students at this elementary school in the chicago area stayed home this week because of a stomach virus, causing the school to shut down for deep cleaning. and 150 students and 10 staff at this boston school fell ill with norovir

why was the fbi executing a search warrant at the home of robin raphael? >> we are aware of this law enforcement matter. the state department has been cooperating. >> generally, a counterintelligence investigation involves some kind of espionage activity. >> reporter: robin raphael as a patriot, whose husband arnold, a former u.s. ambassador to pakistan, died in a plane crash with that country's leader in 1988. raphael began her career as a cia analyst before spending decades with the foreign service. she had most recently been a consultant for the state department, but her appointment has expired. her family says she is cooperating with the investigation. the exact nature of the investigation is unclear, but her security clearance has been suspended. and authorities not only searched her home but offices as well. >>> and a developing story in the west tonight, what the coroner has revealed about the death of robin williams. >> reporter: he did not have any illegal drugs or alcohol in his system when he took his own life. he was found dead last august 11th

>> because i get to sit next to robin. out abuse through my friend's mom who is a huge part of it. i'm been silently part of it now. this is my first time being here. clearly i'm not on the show. i have a little more free time. in the last three or four years i've been part of such amazing charitable organizations that kind of -- once you get in, it sucks you in to see people you genuinely want to help. once you see people in these environments, you know, you see the passion and you see how involved they are and you want to be involved too. >> absolutely. there are three charities, bethany house, crossway communities and dg volunteer lawyers project. robin, you are a powerful woman and you give that in part to your mother, georgia. i wanted to ask you what would your mother's advice be to women who are struggling with domestic abuse, not know wrg to go or not -- knowing where to go or not knowing how to take charge of their lives? >> my mother was not a victim of domestic very leans but i did name the foundation -- violenc

thank you, sir. >> thank you, robin. >> and thank you, robin. the grand jury here finished its work. no criminal charges filed against officer wilson. but there is still a federal investigation. a civil rights investigation. let's go to pierre thomas with more on that. pierre? >> reporter: george, the focus and the pressure now turns to the justice department. it will be the final word on whether criminal charges are filed against officer wilson. and i can tell you, the threshold is very high. they have to determine whether officer wilson's decision to shoot brown was unreasonable under the circumstances. and they must find evidence officer wilson intentionally violated brown's civil rights, possibly because of race. it's a vigorous investigation. no guarantee how it will turn out. we're not expecting this investigation to be done for weeks. attorney general holder has taken a personal interest in the case and has even gone to ferguson. last night he issued a statement saying the evidence should not be prejudged and called brown's death a traged

reports: williams may ha >> robin williams autopsy report reveals he was sober when he died. but linda yee reports williams may have learned about a way to kill himself from one of his movies. >> reporter: robin williams talked openly about his battle with depression and alcohol abuse. >> it cuts allot of barriers. are there clubs are people go no, they are horrifying experience. at the same time, you talk about some brutally sad things. >> reporter: toxicology tests found no traces of illegal drugs or alcohol. he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease last year, the autopsy showed abnormal growths in his rain and a neurologist told kpix5 their effects could have caused a number of symptomming including depression, anxiety, and hallucinations. williams wife said he could not sleep and was featuring an increase of paranoia. the night before his death, he was concerned about his wristwatches. he may have gleaned information on suicide from a movie he made several years ago. williams character played a father who discovered his son's accidental death from auto erotic asphyxiatio

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start with robin. >> this is the robin roberts pie.ike it. it does. it does. it's so good. but it tastes just like my mama's -- >> that's beautiful. >> i'm glad you like it. >> i love it. i love it. >> thank you so much. i'm glad you enjoy it. the george stephanopoulos pie. this is based on your greek heritage. my sister married a greek man, so the greeks are now my people too. this is an adaptation of backlava, and the filling is the white house apple pie recipe that i adapted to salute your political -- your political -- >> she's hitting it all. pass it back down this way. >> that's amazing. >> lara, you love cupcakes, so this has cupcakes and frosting. and a lemon layer which salutes your work with the robin hohoo lemonade stand. and the coconut from charleston. and ginger, you are a michigan girl, as am i. it has a layer of peanut butter fudge similar to what you'll find in macinaw island. and sweet and salty. and amy, warm, salted butterscotch. and incorporates corn flakes. again, michigan to highlight -- >> these are all wonderfu

robin roberts host iing real america, robin doesn't do it alone though, big names joined her to makehe program even more special. >> taylor swift she is great in that she is lives with an attitude of gratitude and realizes her fans are who she is. like some that are like fans no, no. not taylor, she shared video where she invited fans into her home and shared her thanksgiving traditions and president obama and mrs. obama wanted to give a special message for the military fighting around the world and unfortunately cannot be sitting at the thanksgiving table with their loved ones this year. >> see america at its best this thanksgiving, thank you america with robin roberts tonight at 8:00 on 6 abc. >>> thanksgiving is not all about the food but for some to celebrate the final. today's message was about taking a break from our devices and social media to spend time with the ones you love. >> right now the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. our coverage of the thanksgiving day holiday continues and we'll take you to the ben franklin parkway for the 6 abc du

i couldn't get over his death, and my friend said don't grieve robin. be robin.ch an advocate for the homeless. he raised money through comic relief for homeless people. in all of his contracts for films, he required that a certain percentage of the crew were made of homeless people. he gave them dignity. >> cho is raising money through a go fund me campaign with a hashtag be robin. >>> a long running bay area thanksgiving football tradition continued today. the high school championship game is usually held at the @in san francisco, but it's under construction. so lowell high school was the venue today. >> the high school athletes were off and running in san francisco at this year's california interscholastic fall championship game, better known as the turkey bowl. >> it's the clash of the two best city teams in san francisco. >> playing for the high school championship title this year are the mission high school bears versus the lincoln high school mustangs. >> this is a tradition, a rich tradition for lincoln high school. we get to the turkey bowl every year. >

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robin? >> all right. steve.opefully everyone will listen to what michael brown's father had to say about peace, regardless what the grand jury decides, possibly this weekend. and now to dan harris in for amy. >> great to see you. >>> new security concerns at the white house overnight. just as president obama was wrapping up his immigration speech, the secret service arrested a woman carrying a holstered handgun near the north fence where she was taking part in a protest. this comes just a day after the secret service arrested a suspicious man parked near the white house with a rifle, ammunition and a knife in his car. that man is now facing weapons charges. >>> and breaking overnight, an explosion own on oil rig in the gulf of mexico. one worker was killed, three others got hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what caused that blast. no oil leak has been reported. >>> and look at the shocking video out of northern california where this gym teacher is charged with abuse. he was caught on camera, trying to

. >> 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. 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 with the birth of the gangs in

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

never, no. >> and then finally, dan, david, robin.ttle paws on. we're talking ransacking racc n raccoons. we have conniving kitties. watch this, work so hard to go fish. and that. and there's also sneaky sea gulls out there. smart seagulls, i like to say. they know what they want. god choice. >> doritos or cheeto? >> and monkeys who feel the need to steal a hub cap. >> wait, wait, wait. this is from the '70s. where did you find this video? >> where are you going with all this? >> we don't have vending machines like that anymore. >> i just like these little -- i spent last night editing together. i thought it was cute. >> this one from 1973. a raccoon. >> is still on the loose. back to you. that's "pop news." thank you for having me. >> another great week of "pop news." >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and the "morning stir" is coming up. first ginger with another check of the weather. >>> and w >> i heard there's going to be a game this weekend. it's between lafayette on my right and lehigh on my left. there's a rivalry between the two

our own robin roberts gives the surprise of their lives to one very special family from st. who opened their doors to children in need again and again and again. >> reporter: we're on our way now to meet an inspiring family. i got to tell you, their love for each other and for others, well, it knows no bounds. >> we have two biological children. we have adopted six. we've done foster care for 92 kids. >> reporter: yep, you heard that right -- 92 kids! but parenting and fostering so many children wasn't always the plan for the pastor turned fitness instructor and this reserve police officer. >> he didn't want it in children. i wanted 12 and he wanted zero. so, we compromised and did it my way. >> reporter: after having two children -- kira and dayton -- a friend got them involved in foster care in a big way. >> when we would get a call for a foster child that was in need of a placement, we always said yes. >> somebody's got to be willing to put their heart on the line for these kids. >> reporter: the family, well, they think they're being filmed for our blog. >> oh, it's wond

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this storm has just paralyzed some of so much of the town. this high school has been closed all week long. look at the roof, custodians are worried about that snow. it might be pretty, but, boy, is it dangerous. overnight that epic snowfall just keeps falling. western new york. residents are waking up to yet another whiteout. fall up to 4 inches per hour overnight. some areas with snow difficults over 7 feet. hundreds of cars on the side of the road. watch as a front end ladder rams right into one of them to clear the way. >> this is how they do it in but. >> reporter: and making the storms even more dangerous. and forced to use snowplows for emergency cars. >> the rescue workers can't get to people. it's a dangerous situation. >> reporter: now the race is on to clear not just the roads, but the roofs. to prevent this, collapsing, tearing down the gas lines in its path. in new york, this nursing home forced to evacuate due to the threat of the roof caving in. that's the big concern right now. look at all of the snow. one foot of wet snow on a

thank you, sir. >> thank you, robin. >> and thank you, robin. the grand jury here finished its work. no criminal charges filed against officer wilson. but there's a federal investigation, a civil rights investigation. go to pierre thomas with that. >> reporter: the focus and the pressure turns to the justice department. it will be the final word on whether criminal charges are filed against officer wilson. and the threshold is very high. they have to determine whether his decision to shoot brown was unreasonable under the circumstances. and they must find evidence officer wilson intentionally violated his civil rights, possibly because of race. it's a vigorous investigation. no guarantee how it will turn out. not expecting it to be done for weeks. attorney general holder has taken an interest in the case. and gone to ferguson. last night he issued a statement, the evidence should not be prejudged and called the death a tragedy. >> there's a second investigation into the underlying conditions in the ferguson police department. >> yes, looking int

. >> and new clues into the death of comedian robin williams. could he also have been suffering from a form of dementia. >> for many people who suffer both from depression and dementia, depression will make the memory symptoms worse. not many good things can come out of someone passing. one good thing that can come out of it is to raise awarenessative disease. >> stand by for some extra terrestrial news. how do you land a spacecraft on a comet? very carefully. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president obama has landed in myanmar, also known as burma, for his second leg of his trip after landing an environment deal with china. wide ranging deal that china has ever agreed to cut greenhouse gases and transition to nonfossil fuels, result of secret negotiations that have been under way for nine months. anne thompson joins me now from new york. i know this is going to take place over a long time. there are a lot of obstacles ahead but this still marks a very big change from the stalemate between the u.s. and china when the

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robin's widow susan snyder confirmed robin was in the early stages of parkinson's disease.tating for fans, friend, and families but now for one step closer to getting some answers and that is no doubt helping the families, process their grief. chris and jessica, back to you. >> thank you. for more on those stories stay tune to the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that will wrap it up for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> breaking now at 6:00 a school bus hit with such force that it slipped on its side, four people, rush to the hospital, we're live. >>> in weather we're looking at a mild evening, across the delaware valley but the arctic plunge is moving our way, the temperatures, tumbled beginning tomorrow, i'll show you how low they will go and how long it will last, coming up. >>> new jersey is looking to the future this veterans day, i'm cleve bryan, coming up, i'll tell but millions of dollars being spent to improve the only state veteran cemetery. >>> and, this necklace, could save a life, it is a new way for women to call for help if they become a victim o

wow. >> thank you, america with robin roberts.nksgiving night, on abc. >>> well, in your monday pulse, music's hottest night, a sizzling show last night in l.a. >> up with direction and katy perry were the big winners at the american music awards. taylor swift lit up the ama stage literally. ♪ they'll tell you i'm insane >> kicking off the night with her newest number one, blank space. ♪ only getting older baby i've been thinking about you lately ♪ >> reporter: the world's biggest boy band, one direction, taking home three mayor awards. best new artist going to 5 seconds of summer. on the night that celebrated the newest names in music, legends taking the stage. like garth brooks and diana ross. >> i'm so happy to be here in your energy, it's amazing. >> reporter: presenting the dick clark award for excellence to taylor swift. >> i'm so unbelievably happy that you want to have a glimpse into my life. thank you so much. >> reporter: a show packed with performances. ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ i want to bang bang all over you ♪ >> r

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it's been three months since the world lost robin williams. but his memory lives on in the hearts of fans, friends and loved ones. comedian mark pitta knew robin well and hung out with him regularly. >> when people light a candle for robin, i say light one of those candles that blow out and come back because to me he's an eternal flame. >> reporter: there was no indication from cell phone records or e-mails that he was suicidal. williams died of asphyxiation he was also suffering from anxiety, paranoia. his wife also saw him on his i pad and told authorities she thought that was a good sign because williams had not watched tv or read anything in about six months. before his body was removed from the house, williams wife asked to pray over his body. >> one of the things that seems to help people with depression is to talk to someone who will listen to them. >> reporter: myers the executive director of san francisco depression says pain caused from depression is crippling but there's help. >> someone who has gotten through this pain is a person

i needed to get robin on board. and i knew that you would hear the i love you.eline friends out there -- >> something for everyone. >> try to do that. >> great friday "pop news." thank you, now to ginger. >>> we are staying nice and warm out here. what's your name? >> i'm madison. >> this is madison. hand warmers for you. you're from south carolina. pensacola, florida is colder than new york. don't feel too bad is what i'm say. how about we start? myrtle beach? they're in the 40s. not warm for them, especially with what we when at the beginning of the week. freeze warnings from texas to south carolina. not just this morning. 20 degrees below average, and staying that way through the start of the weekend. that's in charlotte, >> six degrees and easy. thechill factor still in 20's. slow to warm up. mid 30's by 9:00. 40 degrees by 11. with that strong breeze and costs around 35 miles per hour, the windchill will stay in the 30's. with the weekend, mostly sunny and 45 degrees. wind will be more calm >>> this is the attitude i want to take. it's your first trip to ne

i needed to get robin on board. and i knew that you would hear the i love you.ine friends out there -- >> something for everyone. >> try to do that. >> great friday "pop news." thank you, now to ginger. >>> we are tell everybody your name. >> i'm madison. >> you're from south carolina. pensacola florida is colder than new york. how about we start in myrtle beach they are in the 40s, not warm for them. especially for what we had toward the beginning of the week. look at all the temperatures, 20 below average it will state that way throughout the weekend. that's the big big picture tur let's get a look closer to home. >> reporter: thank, ginger, david murphy on the terrace, standing in full sunshine. it's chilly with temperatures in the 30s and windchills in the 20s. this afternoon, 45 sun and clouds, windy and cold feeling like the 30s this afternoon. pretty much the same story on saturday, 45, brisk and sunny, increasing clouds sunday high of 50 rain at night. cloudy with periods of steady rain on monday, 49. tuesday and wednesday back into the upper 30s. it, ri

don't grieve robin, be robin. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the animal cruelty charges, a santa clara horse rancher is now facing. this isn't the first time he's been investigated. >>> also, what terrorism experts hope to learn from the latest video from isis and the execution of another american. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney is standing by with a panel of experts to answer your questions about signing up for covered california. the number to call, 415-954-7621. >>> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. a san lorenzo man faces murder charges today for the hit and run that killed 14-year-old ivan cruz. investigators say the suspect, sonny anderson, has a long criminal history. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony tweeted this. this is the face ivan cruz's family wants people to focus on, killed by a hit and run driver, man in custody. laura will have a live report at 5:00. >>> it's a divine sign, a crucifix left untouched by flames during yesterday's fire. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is there. he tweeted firefighters pulling cross off holy cross church, san jose afte

robin's wife had told authorities shortly after his death that the comedian had been complaining aboutking and the way they made him feel. sources close to williams' family say it's believed the disease was the key factor that drove him to take his life. >>> the georgia april la family of san francisco zoo is in mourning. this is the photo of the family. the grandmother who was the baby's primary care giver appears to be taking the death at hardest. k ark bibi was crushed by an automatic door. the door was working properly but it's uncleared if it had an automatic shut off sensor. the zoo has hired animal psychologist dr. terry naples to help with the investigation. >>> frustration is growing among students at san jose state university because of a racially offensive comment by a school official. students filed a complaint in august over an alleged comment about a board member of the university's tower foundation. that board member denies the comment comment which is derogatory toward latinas. the university says it is sensitive to issues of tolerance but the complaint is still under i

lord george. >> lady robin.rve is scottish country side. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> i'll never look at you the same way. >> it's a wee lot of land. >> i got ten square feet. >> you did pip noticed. a bit generous. and a discount code, happy holidays in our discount box, 20% off. >> there you go. lord stephen, very good at selling his product, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> that was great, lara. >>> first, lady ginger has a check of the weather. >> oh, what a nice gift. thank you, laidty lara. i wanted to start with something. you're from pensacola. not the nicest morning in north florida. >> raelly? >> this is what happened overnight. >> snow? >> no snow. but damage. look that. >> oh, my gosh. >> tornadoes reported. the you're in orange, storms are coming your way. >> all that money from the southeast is moving into our area, but it won't be severe when he gets here, we could have half an inch of rain when everything is said and done. no concerns on freezing not justs at least yet. we will rise into

. >> robin bennett and susan briggs know all about dogs.emselves the dog gurus. hey, guys! >> hey! it's great to be here. >> hi! thanks for having us. >> susan, i always thought that dogs liked to be hugged. i know that i do. >> i liked to be hugged, too, and i like to hug my dogs, but, in truth, some dogs do like to be hugged, but some do not. >> robin, how can i tell if my dog likes to be hugged or not? >> well, the secret is in the dog's body language. when you go to give your dog a hug and you're approaching him, your dog is probably loose and wiggly and relaxed. when you put your arms around him, if your dog stiffens up, that's a sign that he's going, "[gasps] i don't really this." it's almost like he's holding his breath. he might also try to back out away from you or try to squirm to get away, so if he's doing that, he's really not enjoying that hug. >> so, susan, if my dog doesn't show any of those signs, is it okay for me to hug her? >> yes, it is. if your dog stays relaxed while you hug them, then, yes, enjoy that moment together.

and there are, i mean -- i see some fabric robin.orge. >> thank you, lara. >>> time for the morning stir. the hot clothing brand that some feel is sending the wrong message. brandy melville else is only one size. small. >> reporter: good morning. brandy melville has quickly become one of the most popular brands among teens. they say their clothes are one size fits most. that strategy excludes many and can be dangerous. it's the trendy clothing brand that virtually every teen girl wants to wear. but it doesn't come in every size. in fact the majority of the clothes at brandy melville come in just one size. most of the time, that means you have to be a small to fit into them. as we found out when we visited one of their new york city stores. a size 8. >> no, everything in the store is one size. >> reporter: do you have smaller sizes? >> not for those. depends on the item. >> reporter: okay so every item in the store is one size. >> yeah. >> reporter: and it's a size teen girls are clamoring for. >> yeah. >> reporter: brandy melville is

interview with taylor swift tonight a great special from robin called "thank you, america."ordinary broadcast frl you'll want to watch it airing at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. a great way to spend your thanksgiving eve with your family right here on abc, robin roberts, thank you, america. amy, over to you >> that's what i'm going to be doing tonight much in the meantime, look who i have here with me. tory because she has some great gift ideas at even better prices, everything in this morning's "deals & steals" is $20 or less thanks to you, tory johnson and, remember to get to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for the details you need to get these bargains because they go connectly. >> let's go. first up, i love this. all these are about sort of just little fun things to be able to give. these are daniela suede bangles. that hinge, super stunning for you. >> goes with my outfit. >> brilliant from my 90-year-old very hip grandmother who doesn't do well with class, love the nine colors, wide and thin. normally $40 to $50, today only slashed by 68%. $12 to $

it was done by robin leach in the 80s and 90s. the new version will have fun profiles of new tech billionaires and highlight their philanthropic efforts. in other words, they will be stupid and boring. dan, hasn't instagram, whatever that is because i didn't write the question, instagram the thing i didn't know what it is, hasn't it made this show unnecessary? we have seen what rich people do. we can see it when ever we want. do we need this show is what i am asking? answer the question! >> has it made this show unnecessary? >> i am going to make your face unnecessary. >> i think they should rename that show hey look at all of this cool stuff you can rob from my house if you come here with a gun. i don't get this at all. lou, you live in a castle, right? you don't want to show people your dungeons and things. >> we have dungeons and the next thing it is a question on television. . >> the answer to that is probably not. i have to tell you i worked with robin leach for awhile. i digress. >> please do. >> it made me feel rich and fam

. >> llega la comedia con robin williams.toria del fÍsico mayor de renombre de nuestros tiempos. va a estar nominada. se los aseguro. el protagonista nominado al oscar. una de las mejores pelÍculas que he visto en este aÑo. >> el calor humano como se siente. se sigue apoderando.

my friend says don't grieve robin, be robin. he was such an advocate.his contracts for films he requires that a center percentage of the crew is given to the homeless. that's what we are trying to do. they are trying to do a lot for homeless, ages 12 to 24. the youth services is looking for donation of money and product. they're looking for volunteers and people willing to train homeless youth with job skills and maybe being a mentor or offering internship or anything could help lead towards getting a job. kron 4 news. >>> all right, a lot of people have been sharing thanksgiving pictures with us and we want to share it with you. a lot of pies and birds and table set. we love to see your pictures . you can e-mail us on breaking news at kron.com. we also ask you on facebook what you are thankful for this thanksgiving. marie says she's thankful for peace and health ad family and love. >> cancer is nothing nice and i am grateful to be able to see my grandchildren and hoping i will be around for christmas. that's the best gift. we certainly hope she is. we