>> robin williams is unlikely to be forgotten. here in the bay area where he went out of his way to help those down on their luck. and where he was often spotted at local events. local tributes to williams were organized by glide memorial church, by the giants, at the current theater in san francisco and near his home at a theater in millvalely. he leaves behind three children, a wife, a legacy of comic inspiration and a wealth of dramatic performances. we will miss robin williams who always made us smile. i'm julie haener, thank you for joining us. ♪ - millions of tourists the world over swarm to new york city every year, boarding ubiquitous tour buses and clogging already-crowded streets at the same old well-worn spots. perhaps they've heard that nyc is now one of the safest big cities in the us. some say it's actually too safe, that it's gotten soft, too sanitized. well, fear not, my friend. the garbage still stinks and pigeons and rats still loom large, but let's get beyond the clichés, both good and bad. let's deep deeper, sh

not just robin, not just robin crist. robin, you will get two presents, yes. home? [ cheers and applause ] questlove, drum roll, please! [ drum roll ] tonight's stocking stuffer is -- a top of the line vitamix s30 personal blender! [ cheers and applause ] higgins, tell us about this. >> steve: not your mother's blender. the vitamix s30 is first affordable and offers high-performance blending, trusted by professional chefs. its compact design and perfectly sized 20 and 40 ounce containers make it simple to quickly blend and make recipes on the go. retailing for over $400. jimmy! >> jimmy: enjoy your gift, guys! that's a good blender right there, a vitamix. get this. we're also giving away a a vitamix to five lucky viewers at home. so, visit tonightshow.com/stockingstuffer for more details. but everyone here has one! we'll be right back with more of the "tonight show"! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, it's a beautiful shot down there. the ice rink at rockefeller center. guys, it's the holiday season. i love this time of year. [ c

robin. we're talking about time limits before australian police say they're happy to let this go on as necessary. there has to be some consideration on when you bring it to an end because the hostages themselves are a factor in all this. >> yes, there is a factor. they're going start taking matters in their own hands, get frustrated. there will be tough macho guys in there as well looking for an opportunity to maybe mound their own type of assault and put their own lives at risk, and those are the hostages. it's fragile. but as i've said before, if the commander on the ground believes that people's lives who are hostages are under immediate threat then he has no choice but to mount an assault in belief that will give him the best result, and it looks at the moment as if that result has been good. >> it must be very psychological game for the--well not game--that's a wrong word. but very psychological for the police negotiator who has to weigh up all these types of things. >> yes, there is an

i asked ben and robin to be in the skit. they both said yes, entheusiastically, and they just took off, with the material, robin was coming to me all morning saying like can i say this, is this funny, is that too much, i'm like, please, you're robin williams, anything outwent say. >> your friends think you are a name dropper? >> my friends make fun of me little bit. they'll be like so, like, is ben going to come? you going to call up ben franklin bridge? >> no i'm not going to call up ben-ben. we work together on professional level. no, my friends get a kick out of it, they love it. >> how do you keep the kids well behaved? kids are doing awesome. >> banking each other on the head as we speak. >> put the ensemble together? >> okay, so, obviously that's leave shriber, he and his wife naomi watts have those beautiful kids. i have to tell you a lot of children were on the red carpet last night. and that's about as naughty as they got. no one was really, really bad. you know, kelly ripka's kids were on the red carpet as well as

. >> coming up, a unique piece of we art paying homage to robin williams can be yours. to keep. >> why does santa need reindeer when he had flippers? >> a look outside for you, this is the embarcardero in san francisco, rain is not coming down at the moment but still somewhat wet from the overnight rain. we are keeping tabs on weather we are keeping tabs on weather and traffic with abc7 news did you get chips for the party? nope. (ding) cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. he loves me, he loves me not he loves me, he loves me not he loves me! warm and flaky in fifteen... everyone loves pillsbury grands. make dinner pop. >> the first legal step will be taken to renape the waldo tunnel in marin county after robin williams. the legislation will be introduced to honor the comic and actor. 58,000 fans have signed a petition to name the tunnel for williams. he committed suicide back if august. he lived in marin county. >> speaking of robin williams, you can bid on a unique tribute to the

i said, hey, i want to build something out of these for robin williams in his memory. >> the auction ends at 8:00 tomorrow morning. we have a link to it on abc7news.com. the proceeds will be split between the american foundation for suicide prevention. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist joins us now with a look alternate live doppler 7 hd. >> that widespread rain we had earlier this morning is now out of here. we're just checking a few residual downpours. we'll zoom into street level and show you one lone downpour moves to the west of oakland and moving to the northeast. as we press a little bit further south, a line of showers has developed right around half-moon bay. show you the timeline, right around san mateo 19 minutes from now and working into south san francisco. live look outside, we'll show you the golden gate bridge cam. we are seeing a few droplets and spray coming up from the roadways. that is causing some issues especially in our skies. take a look at travel weather. delays right now at sfo more than an hour and a half thanks to the low ceilings. and much of the country is qu

i said, hey, i want to build somethg out of these for robin williams in his memory. >> the auction ends8:00 tomorrow morning. we have alink to it on c7news.com. the proceeds will be split between the american foundati for suicideprevention. >>> bc 7 news meteorologist joins us now with a lk alternate live doppler 7 hd. >> that widespread rain we had eaier this morning is now out of here. we're just checng a few residual downpours. we'l zoom into street level and ow you one lone downpour moves to the west of oakland and moving to the northeast. as we press a littlbit further south, a line of showers has developed right around half-moon bay. show you the timeline, right around san mateo 19 mites from now and working intoouth san francisco. live look outside, we'll show you the golden gateridge cam. we are seeing a few droplets and spray coming up from the roadways. that is causing some issues especially in ou skies. take a look at travel weather. lays right now at sfo more than an hour and a half thanks to the low ceilings. and much of the coury is quiet with the only other exception bein

robin wright is a distinguished scholar at the wilson center. after many years of reporting from the world's hotspots. chrystia freeland is a member of canada's parliament. she was formerly a top editor at thompson reuters and the ft and david rothkopf is ceo and editor of the fb. group, the publisher of foreign policy magazine. his new book is "national insecurity: american leadership in an age of fear." chrystia, i have to start with you because you know russia and ukraine well. the russian economy it feels like is in more serious trouble than even many people in the obama administration were predicting when the sanctions were put in place. >> that's absolutely right. there is a real economic crisis in russia and it's going to get worse. it's partly the sanctions. it's compounded by the fact that the oil price has fallen so sharply, and then the other thing is there's tremendous capital flight and a tremendous brain drain outside of russia. the russian businessmen i talk to, some of whom are close to putin, are incredibly unhappy. they can't b

es el Último trabajo en pantalla de nuestro querido robin williams. el clÁsico musical de broadway que ya fue llevada a la pantalla con anterioridad, pero la idea es que estÁn y transcurre en 2014 y en los aÑos 30. veremos cÓmo le va. >> robin williams regresa esta vez acompaÑados de brillante, la cÓmica... esta serÁ la mayor aventura de los habitantes del museo y el fiel guardiÁn hasta el museo britÁnico de conocer a sus contrapartes y se embarcan en una misiÓn Ética para mÍ es salvar la magia antes de que desaparezca para siempre. en la parte de las entrevistas tuve la oportunidad de cogerme en pantalla para ser el tamaÑo del personaje. >> cuÉntame como fuente interpretar a dos personajes tan distintos? >> fue divertido, nos cuentan ben. nunca es el personaje de un cavernÍcola. me entrevistÉ y me divertÍ. tenemos que ver cuÁl personaje iba deliberar cada escena para grabar lo primero. >> necesito tu consejo parece todavÍa encogida en este momento, cuarto consejo de cÓmo seguir grabando tres pelÍculas sino tan chiquitito? >> estÁ preguntando la perso

an update from the liverpool arsenal game coming up with robin.yrgastan has enough coal to power it for centuries but it doesn't have the infrastructure to get it from the mines to the markets. we meet a man who is trying to change that. >> reporter: immediate vladimir sm smirnoff, he was a geologist looking for gold. he had to work in secret, he said. it was like being a kgb agent. his work brought him to the outer edges of the soviet state and what found was better than gold. coalez he says provides stibltty. buricked under mountains, it isn't easy to get to but the potential is too big to ignore. there are no roads, so smirnoff built one. these are the black mountains of southern kyrgastan. it's no mystery how they got their name. this quarry is one of the biggest operations in the area and produces thousands of tons of coal a year with the potential for millions more. but it's still just a fraction of how much coal the country actually has. >> in the country last year, we mined 1 million tons of coal. 20 years ago, it was 5 million tongs each

. >>> it is one of robin williams final movie rolls, we have the sneak peak in the latest movie in the night of the museum thrilling, hear what is next for that popular series. >>> and maybe you are heading out to do holiday shopping maybe on your lunch break, if so, we want to remind you you can help make season brighter for under privileged children. our joy of sharing drive, is through tomorrow, drop a toy off, bring a new unwrapped toy to our studios here at hamilton street in spring garden. we will be here from 6:00 to 8:00 to collect your donations, you can also find other drop off locations on cbs philly.com/joy or call 215-977-joys. >> salvation army brings a great big old truck to our parking lot. >> fantastic start loading it up tomorrow morning. >> fill that i up big time. >> yes. >> that is right. be right back. >>> also the trump tapping man hall casino could be saved just days before it was set to close. reports say a deal could be finalized with billion air investor karl icon to keep that casino opened. >>> a group of people are run over by a car in california, as they w

north korea threaten add the least one of our holiday movies i'm joined by robin wright, and woodrow wilson center and david rohde for woods. great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. >> garrett: give me sense both of us, start with you robin where is the battle against isis, where is it going and what to make of reports that isis can't do anything to meet the needs of those it intends to. >> isis made huge freethrow then been contained. the problem is we can't either iraqis, united states or syrian rebels break through the territory they hold. i was there a few weeks ago the united states has launched about 350 airstrikes yet isis still controls part of very small town. meanwhile the largest town in syria is under threat and we could lose that but bigger stakes are inside syria. that is where the next year will probably focus. >> garrett: where is this heading? >> we have story coming out tomorrow about iraq fracturing. a similar problem that robin was talking about the ground forces in iraq, army not coming back together quickly. there is huge divisions and real fear that

good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. nearly a year since ray rice set foot in an nfl game. as he attempts his comeback and the nfl tries to explain its arbitration laws, janay rice is sharing her pain about seeing that now infamous elevator video. this morning, as ray rice hopes to return to the field, his wife janay speaking out, saying, i was sick to my stomach. i just broke down in tears. >> in my heart i knew that our relationship wouldn't be over because i know that this is not us. >> reporter: and in an interview with nbc, janay says it's commissioner roger goodell, not her husband, who is being less than honest about hat what the league knew and the actions in that video. >> i can't say he's telling the truth. i know for a fact that he -- that ray told the honest truth that he's been telling from february. >> reporter: a direct contradiction to what goodell told cbs in september. >> when we met with ray rice and his representatives, it was ambiguous about what happened. >> reporter: as the investigation into the n

jeb was some place else and robin was another place? >> jeb was born just as robin passed on.e had -- he grew up here in this house as well. >> i have been told this is actually your crow indicate croquet set, did you know that? >> no, i don't know that look at that. >> were you a cub scout? >> i was a cub. >> were you any good? >> no. but i was a cub. guess hot den mother was? >> i hate to guess. mother? >> mother. i still have fond memories of going like to carl's cam carlsbad cavrans. >> she ran a den, a cub den. >> yeah, she was the den mother, absolutely. danny harris, mike proctor. trying to think of some of the other ones, tommy morinas was the boy scout assigned to the cub scout. i run into my fellow scouts on occasion. i kind of peeked as a cub scout, however. i was a proud cub scout i used to quip mother has gray hair. >> sister's haven't replaced it. i have been told when your mother -- your sister was sick they wanted to be able to hear her. >> they weren't here much because mother and dad decided to take her up to new york try everything they could to save her and

i asked a lot about robin williams.rie because obviously when they wrote the script they had no idea of what was going to happen. but he says good-bye, farewell. he gets on horse back and does the salute. we were all sitting here thinking wow. it was so well done. he was larger than life on that skrooen. there were moments even though it was comedy that i cried. i got teary. there's a part with ben stiller and his son. it was a good story. >> it's such a good trilogy. it's great for families and funny too. >> it's funny. it was a great time. it's worth your time. >> fun people to hang out with. >> a lot of talent packed in one room. >> they need to join us on the past. >> we're buddies now. >> thanks. >>> you've eaten pancakes i'm sure. none of us have eaten pancakes like this. meet the guy that brings this to the table. this is far beyond mickey mouse. first, these messages. okay buddy, what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... an

robin, good to have you on the ground.here are reports that it looks like the hostage may have been shot inside the cafe. that would be one reason to bring this to such a dramatic and quick end after hours of negotiation? >> yes, absolutely. that alleged murder by the hostage taker would have been exactly the reason why the commanders on the ground made the decision to mount the media assault. so it appears from the information we have so far that that was the reason. the police have mounted an assault, and it would appear very successfully. the only casualty after their assault began was the hostage taker himself. >> and clearly the main priorities throughout the whole of this long process was the safety of the hostages, the australian police saying they wanting to slowly because they wanted to resolve this with nolos of life. >> yes, the job of the police is to preserve life, not to resolve the situation with gunfire. >> once that man committed one murder, there was a very strong chance he was about to commit another, an

there's an app, a company called robin hood.e catering to a younger generation of first-time investors. the cofounder joins me now. how does your business work? >> is great to be here. robin hood is really a product of the first time investor. for people like myself and my cofounder, who are in their 20's and looking to get into the markets. >> typically, brokers get paid a commission for doing a good job. you guys are zero commission trade how does that work? >> people don't understand how it works. a trade is a purely electronic transaction. building from the ground up allows us to avoid the overhead for which typical incumbent brokerages charge commissions. >> but you have costs? >> the costs are similar to the costs of typical technology company, rather than a brick-and-mortar financial institution. it's mostly employees, staff, and we do make revenue. we make revenue from premium services like margin lending that active investors will use. different than typical consumer technology companies. we will have revenue. >> you ar

williams so i said, wait, i will build something out of the cubes for robin williams, in his memory.s at 8:00 a.m. and right now you are looking at the picture of ebay with the high byrd stands at $4,450. we have a link to this on our website at abc7news.com. the proceeds are split between the american foundation for suicide prevention and st. juan's children's research hospital. >> there are six bids. >> there are six bids. >> lisa, we >> it is looking interesting with a few scattered light showers from 280 and redwood city through 101 and marin county, looking at showers. airport delays, there is nothing. i am anticipating some at for and the fog could be a problem, with nation chilly. we are open, the south wind is warming us up, and 72 in frees me and 73 in los angeles, they will be wet and 79 in fremont and san jose and a balmy 70's today with a chance of a shower around the bay. >>> lisa, thanks, we are talking abouted roads being wet. there is a new accident. it is in south bay. 101 northbound before the oakland road ramp. two vehicles have crashed. they are blocking a middle

i am pleased to have robin wright back at this table. welcome. >> always great to be here. >> charlie: tell me what the story is about, what the town is and why significant. >> gazinatep is the frontier in turkey with the syrian border. everything whether american aid, where a lot of the foreign fighters have gone through to get into syria, and it reflects extraordinary challenges that the international community face in trying to deal with one of the greatest humanitarian tragedies since world war ii, one of the biggest in scope andd redefining the region but also what is a multi-facetted war. there are two wars in syria, one is among the rebels against the assad regime, the people who emerged and the aftermath of the uprising of 2011, and the other is between i.s.i.s. and the rebels. so this multi-facetted war plays out. and gazinatep is whether the united nations, the united states, non-government organizations all have their headquarters trying to figure out a way to deal with this, whether the syrian opposition government is headqua

and wait for it, robin roberts! oh, my gosh. no words. she is covered in hundreds of brightly lit red, green and blue bulbs. they don't need a christmas tree at robin's house. they'll merely leave the presents at her feet. robin, it looks like you just opened your lights for the christmas season. we're going too far to do a little work on this. okay. next up, last, but certainly not least, george stephanopoulos. >> notice i -- there it is. >> george came with a plus one, which is rude at holiday parties. but we allow it this one time. >> you actually followed the rules. he's a rule follower, people. the drone is a compliment and an extension of george's costume. they say the yeti does not exist, but please notice he is right there on george. now this is a special accoutrement. >> nice word. >> this is my own personal drone. >> you go everywhere with the drone. >> i do. watch out. >> tune in for "this week" with george and the drone. >> there was mistletoe. sorry, ali. i am not a judge. spread out so people can get a good look. what happen

robin williams had the depression issue. do have you the depression issue, also? >> well, i have clinical depression. so parkinsons kind of feeds into that. i was at 40 or 50% of people who have parkinsons has depression issues. it makes total sense. >> extremely common because the dopamean controls movement but also controls mood. so parkinsons causes problems with mood and thinking and other functions of the brain as well. >> one of the things we have noticed with ron is the thinking on the radio, it's crystal clear. so, jan, do you find he is moddy? >> yes. >> well, i seriously think he has always been like that. >> moody? >> before the diagnosis. then you got on anti-depressants. it makes a big difference i think in terms of his moodiness. i've often wondered, is this a symptom showing up be every the tremors did? >> that's a great point. even though we classically think of parkinson's as a movement problem, in fact, many will have tremors or other symptoms like sleep disorders, constipation, light headedness when they stand up. so those can precede the tremor

robin? >> any thought to move it robin? >> any thought to move it outside of boston?>> tsarnaev's lawyers have asked for that once, and asked for it again yesterday. but the judge says the trial will be held in boston and scheduled to begin on january 5th. >> aht. then. thanks very much. >>> time is now running out on the holiday shopping season. as you know and don't need me to remind you. if you thought black friday was bad, tomorrow is the busiest shopping day of the year. however, there are some great deals to be had. also, new ways to avoid the crowds. and rebecca jarvis is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning. and 68% of us, that is 132 million americans, including me, are procrastinators and yet to finish holiday shopping according to consumer reports. and in this final push, every store in the country will be doing everything it can to get you inside and spending that cash. move over, black friday. the biggest shopping day this year is expected to happen tomorrow. on super saturday. perfect timing for all those procrastinators. fi

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. you said it, it was busy here. and right behind me, that is where the accident happened. pieces of the car are scattered all over the place here. the most seriously hurt, an 18-year-old with leg injuries. right in the middle of new york's iconic harold square in the busiest shopping season of the year, this car slamming into a group of pedestrians. the car jumping a curb in front of a packed forever 21 on the famous 34th street, right across from macys. seven people, including the driver, loaded into ambulances and rushed to the hospital. all this on the same day a car in california went airborne, landing on the second story of a home. that driver on the run this morning after fleeing on foot. incredibly research shows more than 60 vehicle into building crashes happen each day. that's why this morning researchers at texas a&m are conducting crash tests to highlight how sidewalk barriers can keep a car from getting on to a sidewalk and hitting a building and people. >> these are innocent people. walking into a store

thanks a lot for watching. >> robin thank you very much. the deployment break through between the united states and cuba, hope the relationship will bring more opportunities but the future of mistrust have left their mark. gabrielle allesandro reports. >> on a side street in havana, kids being kids, not a worry in the world. lewis and fabio wait for their channels to play. -- their chance to play. even at their tender age, promise of better relations with the united states. >> translator: without this blockade we wouldn't have to bring everything from china. maybe our school lunches will be better, everything will be modernized. >> most don't have internet at home. he hopes that's different so he can do things others take for granted. >> i think things will be different, connecting, sending e-mails like to my father who has been living in the u.s. for the past months. >> reporter: cuba is a country where the big decisions have been made by the big leaders, fidel and now raul, in his 80s. slaipped cuba into -- shaped cuba into what it is tod

she talked to robin roberts about looking at awards season from the inside this year. >> i'm just hereter to vote. >> reporter: that's oprah in selma. >> do you know what the preamble is? >> reporter: repeatedly humiliated when she tries to register to vote. her brave attempt to have a voice heard made her a little-known hero of a voting rights movement. >> i did it for everybody. who's taken that walk. and who literally took that walk for me. so that i could and you could be sitting here today. >> we must march! >> reporter: selma chronicles the 1965 the montgomery march led by dr. martin luther king jr. often brutal violence african americans faced when they tried to vote. the release of this film comes at perhaps the right moment in time. >> strategic intention. that had to happen in order for real progress to be made. got to have a clear strategic intention of what it is you want to accomplishment and you can't be heard unless you come in peace. >> those of us who have gone before us. >> reporter: the leader dr. martin luther king is portrayed by a british actor. >> i said yes to c

of course, robin williams and others that have passed away this year.o us about that. >> you lose legends every year, but, i mean, lauren bacall, mike nichols, james rivejoan rivers, garner. some were so unexpected and shocking. philip seymour hoffman and robin williams really seemed to come out of nowhere and caught a lot of people off guard. and still resonate. i was talking to someone last night who can't believe that robin williams is gone. all these months later, it's the cover of "people" magazine. we're still really struggling to accept it, i think. >> i think so many people were shocked about that, robin williams and others. thank you so much for coming on, we preernt it. -- appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up right here on "newsroom," hackers targeted sony over "the interview," exposing embarrassing insider e-mails, and now gamers are dealing with a hack of their owow own. what the group taking credit is hoping to accomplish. we're going to tell you that after this break. for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event.

robin's alma mater. congratulations. and lion up! >> lion up!eat index. jennifer aniston opening up about the pressure she feels to become a mom. reena ninan has the details. >> reporter: jennifer aniston, hollywood superstar and america's sweetheart. now she's opening up like never before to allure magazine, dishing on love and motherhood. when asked to maim the most difficult thing she's had to bat until the press, she says so many painful thing. the accusation that i put my career, before the want, the desire to be a mother. going on the say i don't like the pressure that people put on me, on women, that you have failed yourself as a female because you haven't procreated. i don't think it's fair. the scrutiny not getting easier with time. even saying it gets me a little tight in my throat, she says. >> i'm doing really well. >> reporter: jennifer aniston is hitting a high note in her career after receiving golden globe and s.a.g. award nominations for her role in "kate" a role that left her almost unrecognizable. >> good. >> reporter: and she

time for all the sports, robin. >> thank you folly. will meet up with some shall we say old friends when he meets up withing swan $sea in a little over an hour from now. as his current side rogers insisting his team, currently 10th in the league while swansea are two places better are in 8th. >> document how difficult our field has been in the first part of the season. and you know, this is our performances haven't been to the level that we would want. but what we're looking forward odeveloping is a group and learning from the experiences and pushing off. >> just a day after his move from chemistry to ac milan, it is made plain that he will return to his boyhood club and he played at liverpool and chelsea on loan since august. according to the la ligue 1995, before graduating to the senior squad in 2001 and in six years he has managed to score 82 goals in 214 appearances. british boxer being ahmed khan has visited the peshawar be school that was attacked, by taliban. nearly two weeks ago. khan's family hailed from peshawar donatea pair

robin will have all the details for us.he most important money stories of the day might effect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether it's bail-outs or bond rates this stuff gets complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. >> he's back, robin, with sport. >> thank you so much. hello there english champions manchester city are keeping up the pressure on league leaderrers. they narrowly missed out to join the top of the league. they would equal the points and goal difference of the total rivals title rivals even. they won 3-0, despite missing all three of their regular strikers. well, it ended all scary. the manu nighted game. canceled out by united 53 minute. 1-1 the final score there. united stay third in the table. >> we dropped two points. they were a better team, i think. that's frustrating when you are the better team, and you don't win these kinds of games. when you want to be a part of the title race

be creative. >> i'm trying, robin, the pressure.ne. put your ribbons down. ribbons down. >> yours looks like a duck. that's cute. >> lara, can you describe what you were going for here and here? >> i was having a tough time with olaf, so i decided to distract you. >> mission accomplished. >> and go in a different direction. >> i just tried to hide it so -- >> it's not bad. >> the little bow. >> i like the choice of color. >> how about you? >> a christmas goose. >> i like that too. >> that's like takeout. >> really is good. >> thank you. >> did you really mean to make a goose? >> no, you said duck and i just ran with it. >> impressive work by you all. >> thank you. >> a little testing here. who thinks it should be lara? oh. amy. >> right, it's ginger. >> ginger. oh, man, christmas goose. >> two for two on the holiday showdowns. >> she had the ugly christmas sweater and now the goose. >> she doesn't play. >> yes. thank our friends at buzzfeed for those great tips. and now, ginger, the champion, give us final check of the weather. >> g

good morning, stooe. >> reporter: good morning, robin.ies say they once saw the 13-year-old on top of the roof sweeping it. they thought it was dangerous. but no one suspected he was being held captive. this morning, a mother's prayers were answered the. four yours after she thought she would never see her son again, she put her arms around her on saturday. he went missing after visiting with his father, gregory jean, when he was 9. the 13-year-old managed to get his hands on a cell phone, download an app, and text his mother. telling her he was south of atlanta, hidden in his father's home. >> we came to the home and were able to get inside. >> reporter: they visited the home twice. the first time, they couldn't find him. the people home denied he was there. the teenager sent a second text saying he was there all along, hid. in a secret come part in the walls of the home. >> we opened the come papartmen where he was. i saw him, asked him to come forward. he was horrified. he was frozen with fear. >> reporter: they found him in a small at

>>>and 2014 broke our heart with the loss of robin williams, he lived and died in timber ron. the loss of a man that spent his life making us laugh is too hard to put into words. >>> sunshine is plenty. southern california, a different forecast and scenario there and same for arizona and parts of nevada. southern nevada and a few high clouds and the win drifting over this time yesterday has calmed down for most and it is now going to focus our attention on cold temperatures and the lows is churning on the california, southern nevada and arizona border and from flagstaff and the grand canyon. temperatures 50s here and santa rosa with a wind at 58. most locations the breeze has tailed off and no longer a wind advisory. gusts of 43 earlier and san francisco has calmed down but breezy at times. about 10 to 15 miles per hour and overall nothing compared to what we have. freeze warning and there will be teens. and up in the north bay. in the county and snow incredible amounts. hammon, high 40s and camman reporting snow and rain in san diego and it has been a cold system for las vega

. >> robin wright is here. >> robin wright is here. she just returned from her reporting trip to the syrian border for the new yorker magazine. her article is called "the vortex: a turkish city on the frontier of syria's war." i'm pleased to have robin wright back at this table. welcome. >> always great to be here. >> tell me why this town is significant. >> and it is a frontier in turkey toward the syrian border. everything whether american aid -- it reflects challenges the international community faces in trying to deal with one of the greatest humanitarian tragedies since world war ii, but also what is a multifaceted war. one is between isis and the rebels. this multifaceted war plays out. all have headquarters trying to find a way to deal with this. where the free syrian army has offices. >> where do you put -- on this? >> are more than 1000 different rebel groups now fighting in syria. the largest number of them are in the various levels. they span the gamut. the majority are moderate, secular. their growing sectors that are with

special tribute to the late actor, robin williams by a bay area artist.e fecteau created a mosaic of the comedian -- using six hundred re-purposed rubik's cubes. he did it with help from a portola valley student. the artwork was auctioned off for more than 44-hundred dollars. the money will be split between the american foundation for suicide prevention and st. jude's children's research hospital. tonight - we learned that the buyer has worked with robin williams over the last 20 years. >>jacqueline bennett rain is on its way after old today and you can see it heading off shore along the san mateo coastline you concede lightning strikes in that area you can see the motion of the storm and this will be key to how much rain will be seen in santa cruz mountains. the direction of the rain coupled with this movement coupled with moisture from the south, the combination of those things will lead to enhanced rainfall especially over the santa cruz mountains. you can expect a rain tomorrow morning early and going off and on through thursday several inches of rain

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the ecb will try anhdd prop them up. >> robin, went to be get this term? now you have a bond market that is looking at the klein a. that is enough to drive it lower. an ecb talking about buying sovereign debt. when does the bond market start to behave like credit again? >> if you look all the way through q.e., it is the anticipation of q.e. that is helped yields decline. when q.e. started, and this happen with the fed, the bank of england, when they were doing the program, yields to not falls. yields rose when they started q.e. we should remember that is an easing. which will push up the equilibrium growth. it would be wrong to say it is purely driven by q.e. the key is very weak growth post crash environment where we we a lot ofe japanified europe. we will have much lower nominal gdp growth for years. that will keep yields low, in germany and the u.k. >> let me talk about contagion risk. we look about greece. a lot of people say that is an isolated incident. do you see any potential spillover? >> yes. i think when you look around -- we have clearly got co

. >> i'm justice robin davis. >> reporter: something justice davis had never disclosed. >> and i'm askingi? >> reporter: and it all takes place in a state whose supreme court has become for some a symbol of justice gone wrong. west virginia. >> well, the west virginia supreme court is a circus masquerading as a court. >> reporter: the story begins with a lawsuit against the manor care nursing home in west virginia over the death of an elderly woman. >> she came out of the facility with multiple bruises, wounds, bed bound, almost in a comatose state. >> reporter: michael fuller has made millions of dollars as a lawyer, suing nursing homes that are part of big national chains like manor care. >> bed sores, bruises, broken bones. >> reporter: he uses television ads like this one to recruit his clients. is that a kind of ambulance chasing, to do that? >> no, it's a form of educating the public. we have a talent with these cases. we do. we've been doing it for years and years. >> reporter: fuller is based in hattiesburg, mississippi. but he and his associates fly in and out of west virginia on