the breakout role which made robin williams a star. but she claims in court documents that days after williams' death last august she became frightened by the cotrustees after they removed items she feels are rightfully hers. >> $50 million sounds like enough for everybody but you can't put a price on what you value. some of those items, things that robin williams collected over his lifetime, both sides are saying, those things are priceless. >> reporter: the co-trustees and williams' children deny removing anything from the home schneider shared with their dad. williams' daughter zell la speaking out on tumblr saying my brothers and i have not at any point since dad's death been invited to or visited his and susan's house in tiburon, nor have we removed anything from it. in court documents they say their stepmother is adding insult to a terrible injury by interpreting their father's will in a way he didn't intend. >> his intention was to not have this in the courts. as an intensely private person mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this

robin: that is what makes it so interesting. the united states has been a major player from the air, but has been unwilling, like most of its allies, to engage on the ground. the iranians have come in and done the most. kathy: you said that tikrit is like ground zero between the terrorists and washington. robin: the united states -- between iran and washington. robin: the united states has been in the air and iran has been on the ground. ayatollah khamenei has been ubiquitous on the war front. there are pictures of him on instagram. kathy: they are ceding control of this rattle to -- battle to the irani ends come -- iranians, apparently. robin: iraq has been involved in the decision as well they did not want the u.s. in this aim place -- same place. kathy: briefly, will they win tikrit? it will be bloody but they will get it? robin: i suspect isis will retreat, but that does not mean they are a defeated force. in a city twice as large as tikrit, they have managed to increase their forces. this is a game of cat and mouse and not

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blurred lines by pharrell williams and robin thicke has become more controversial. gaye family saying they copied his hit "give it up" and have to pay their family $7.3 million. >> reporter: the big summer hit of two years ago, but just how blur ed blurred is the line between this and the 1977 song "got to give it up" by marvin gaye? ♪ too similar, according to a jury in los angeles, which decided pharrell williams and robin thicke had crossed that line and breached copyright to the tune of more than $7 million. ♪ >> reporter: damages that didn't just bring tears to their eyes, was an emotional court case for marvin gaye's family. >> i feel free, free from honestly, free from pharrell williams and robin thicke's chains and what they tried to keep on us and the lies that were told. >> we did not start this fight. the jury wasn't allowed to know this, but pharrell williams and robin thicke filed this lawsuit against my clients in the gaye family for having the temerity to question whether "blurred lines" was an original song. >> reporter: pharrell williams wrote "blur

robin, what is your call on the euro? robin: we think that the euro is in a big weakening trend.have a year-end forecast of .95, we envision going through parity sometime in the middle of the year. than we actually see the trough of the euro coming around .8 in the future years. we have a prolonged weakening cycle. alix: what do you think? alix: i believe that the capital -- jens: i believe that the capital outflows is very important. it has been very forceful in the last six to nine months. i am a bit more cautious going into the second quarter. the dollar trend also matters. what the fed told us last week is that they are perhaps getting more concerned about the economic outlook on the back of the pronounced dollar strength that we have seen. i am getting more cautious on the direction right here, just because the dollar amount it really does not mean that much for the two-year trend but for the next three months or so i think it is tricky because of the dollar. alix: would you be shorting the dollar, then? jens: we actually made changes to our recommendations over the number o

enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans. >>> finally tonight, why some are saying robin wright is robin cradle. she may play the cold and calculating claire underwood in house of cards. >> being first lady is not enough, not enough! >> no. it's you that's not enough. >> but in real life robin wright appears to be down right cuddly. she opens up about her life with her much younger boyfriend. he inspires me to be the best of myself. the 34-year-old actor known for roles in x men and 310 they were said to be engaged after a brief split reportedly rekindled their romance earlier this year. and what about that 14-year age difference? wright telling "vanity fair" it took me a long time to grow up. plus, she adds it's the best sex she's ever had. from j. lo to demi going younger seems to be a trend these days especially in robin wright's circles. remember she was once married to sean penn. but when it comes to dating younger, it is sean penn's ex -- yes, madonna, she is living for love. but in her real life she's dated plenty of younger men since penn. madonna expressing herself in this 2012

especially in robin wright's circles.er charlize theron. he is 54. she is 39. when it comes to dating younger, it's sean penn's ex who seems to be the queen. ♪ living for love living for love ♪ >> reporter: yes, madonna. she is living for love in her new music video. but in real life, she has dated plenty of young men ever since penn. even this week, telling "the daily news," that older men are not dateable. saying, people who are older and more set in their ways, are probably not as adventurous as someone younger. in an industry obsessed with maintaining youth, apparently it's not just about botox, surgery and diets anymore. you also need to rob the cradle. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> rob the cradle. >> cougarlife.com. apparently 7 million people on that site. >> that's a real thing? >> a real thing. cougarlife.com. just in case. >> i'm not old enough to have a younger woman. >> an older woman? >> i don't want to be the younger guy. i want the younger woman. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing

robin. >> all right, alex.nk you. >>> now to the trial of that boston marathon bomber and an emotional day of testimony as victims including a father who lost his 8-year-old son took the stand. abc's brian ross has that story for us. >> reporter: the jury saw this video and then heard from the woman seen here who lost her leg after the bomb blast. but 27-year-old rebekah gregory of houston says tsarnaev would not look her in the eye. >> i see a coward. i just don't think that he can face what he did. either that or he doesn't care. >> reporter: the jury also heard from this boston police officer who rescued a 3-year-old boy from a man who lost both legs carried off by a stranger in a cowboy hat, and from bill richard, whose family watched the marathon just steps from tsarnaev and the backpack bomb. his 8-year-old son martin was killed. his 7-year-old daughter jane lost her leg. rebekah gregory went through some 40 surgeries but in the end felt testifying here helped her get past what happened. saying that tsarn

hey there, robin. doctors are always trying to raise awareness but angelina jolie is an international superstar and for her to share this doctors could only dream of this. after her double mastectomy they found a spike in screenings in the u.s. and doubled in the uk. there is hope that the angelina effect will happen about ovarian cancer. a lot of support is coming in including martina navratilova who had her own breast cancer battle tweeting out "true shining light, you go girl." also another from mindy kaling who is >> freezing rain advisory in place from washington, d.c., david, up through maryland and parts of pennsylvania. let's go ahead and look at d.c. this morning. it looks rather pressie -- pleasant. freezing rain advisories go through noon so as the rainfalls, it falls top a colder column and colder right there on the floor. so that's how freezing rain forms. you'll see icing, trace to a couple tenths an. >>> a. that's along the warm front. we've got to get to your stormy cities brought to yo

hey there, robin. doctors are always trying to raise awareness but angelina jolie is an international superstar and for her to share this doctors could only dream of this. after her double mastectomy they found a spike in screenings in the u.s. and doubled in the uk. there is hope that the angelina effect will happen about ovarian cancer. a lot of support is coming in including martina navratilova who had her own breast cancer battle tweeting out "true shining light, you go girl." also another from mindy kaling who is >> good morning. we are keeping our eye of the light freezing rain to the areas north and west d.c. right now. this is spreading towards the north and east now, the advisory stay put until noon. right now temperatures are below freezing in gaithersburg, 30 in dallas, here's your vacation in a word... wow. royal caribbean's wow sale ends today. get up to $200 to spend onboard. plus a 50% reduced deposit. and it's now combinable with our buy one get one offer. call 1-800-royal-caribbean tod

dragging this is out is not what the trust the kids or robin williams would want. the family americans were not in court today. his wife's attorney said they can get the ball rolling on some of the items that are not being disputed and will make arrangements for the kids to pick those up in the next few days. >>> thank you. happening now the family of a missing uc berkeley student has doubled the reward for information leading to his whereabouts. eloi vasquez was visiting a fraternity on the usc campus before disappearing. our reporter is at uc berkeley with more. janet? >> a family friend whose son also is on the soccer team said that the police in los angeles were reviewing surveillance video from the fraternity house and the surrounding areas where eloi vasquez was last seen. the family has doubled the reward amount from $50,000 to $100,000. the 19-year-old eloi vasquez was supposed to return to school today from spring break like many students on campus this morning. he took a trip to los angeles with a group of guys from the soccer team and it was supposed to

robin williams died in august. the coroner rules he committed suicide. the trust left his kids awards and memorabelia but his wife argues this means only the items inside the napa home which he also left to the kids. >> he is asking the judge to make any items of him in the house they shared her property. her children argue that these are items their dad would want them to have. the two sides are at odds over some belongings left in storage and it is unclear if any family members will be in court today but the hearing is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. >> developing news, family and friends are desperately accepting for a isising uc berkeley soccer player from novato the 19-year-old eloi vasquez was last seen leaving frat person at 1:30. he went to the party with cal teammates during spring break. a friend at uc berkeley was the last known person to speak with eloi vasquez. he called the friend twice at 2:00 a.m. saying he was lost in los angeles and needed help. eloi vasquez said he last his friends because he wanted to go to the beach 15 miles away. >> he said

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[music] >> copyright ruling against robin thicke and pharrell williams that could change the music industry. >> hello, iraqi government forces and shia militia are advancing into the city of tikrit. their aim is to recapture the city from the islamic state in iraq and the levant, which has held it since last june. iraqi forces are said to move from the north where they're in control of a military hospital. also pushing towards the center of the city. the video shows troops and militiamen along side heavy vehicles in the neighborhood, recapturing tikrit giving a supply link against isil in the major northern city of mosul. >> this is northeastern tikrit iraqi army and sunni tribesmen are trying to push isil out of the city. >> we want to tell the iraqi people that tikrit will be liberated and retaken from isil troops. we will liberate tikrit from isil. and from there we'll move to mosul. >> they shot footage on wednesday. tikrit is controlled by isil. the city is on the highway linking baghdad to mosul further north. progress has bid slow here. partly because of boobie traps left by isil and

robin paul is on administrative leave, pending an investigation.december, she allegedly sent her staff pictures of a toy elf pleading for anxiety medicine and apparently hanging himself. the hospital director called the e-mail totally unacceptable. >>> to the boston bombing trial. last night here we showed you video jurors saw. dzhokhar tsarnaev walking into this supermarket to buy milk, shortly after those deadly bombs went off. tonight, what those jurors were shown today from inside the boat where the surviving brother was captured. a blood-stained note scrawled on the side of the boat. abc's tom llamas in boston with the chilling message. >> reporter: in court today, dzhokhar tsarnaev forced to relive the moment when a police helicopter's infrared camera showed him trapped, hiding out in a boat, bleeding. prosecutors showing jurors these pictures of the bullet-riddled, blood-streaked panels from inside that boat, where tsarnaev allegedly wrote what sounds like an epitaph. "the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians," scrawled in penci

david. >> all right, robin. we turn to that massive explosion in new york city at least 19 people injured when the blast ignited, a raging seven-alarm fire tearing through four buildings. one person still missing and abc's ron claiborne on the scene right here in new york city. ron, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, david. now, 16 hours later, firefighters are still on the scene putting out hot spots. three of those buildings collapsed, one suffering heavy damage from a blaze that was so hot, so intense at times that firefighters could not even get close to it. >> we have a major building collapse on second avenue. >> reporter: it happened in a terrifying instant. first a thunderous explosion, then fire, that raced through four neighboring buildings in new york's east village neighborhood. >> i heard a huge explosion. a massive explosion explosion and do see the structure fall. >> reporter: the initial blast seen in this video obtained exclusively by wabc. witnesses described a chaotic scene r

. >> reporter: robin, good morning. that's right the prosecution set to wrap their case against boston marathon bomber dzhokhzar tsarnaev, and they're doing it by showing photos to the jury they will never forget. court ended last week with jurors in tears because they were shown the autopsy photos of 29-year-old crystal campbell, you see her there, and today, they'll do the same for martin richard and boston university grad student lu lingzi. those are the two victims that he killed when he planted his pressure cooker bomb and walked off. something his own defense admits. so why are we even having this trial. his lawyers are trying to save him from the death penalty sentence. now, it will be their chance in court to present the young man as someone who was just following his older brother, tamerlan, somebody who was just a pawn in this game of terror. but jurors have seen this bombing video. then this video of the 19-year-old casually buying milk after he just set off a bomb that killed and maimed people he was just st

robin thicke sang it.ury in los angeles said the song was plagiarized. >> thicke and williams admitted that "blurred lines" was reminiscent of marvin gay's hit "gotta give it up." the jury found they copied from the r&b legend without permission. judge for yourself. listen to this -- ♪ >> can anyone else hear rip-off? >> no. >> the jury did. they awarded marvin gaye's children $7.3 million. and his daughter broke down outside the courthouse. >> i feel free free from -- honestly free from pharrell williams and robin thicke's chains shen that they tried to keep -- and what they tried to keep on us and the lies that were told. the fact that we were able to break through anyway. >> extremelyish emotional there. robin thicke and pharrell williams said they are disappointed in the verdict and are considering their next move. earlier, i spoke with matthew belle me executive director of "the hollywood reporter." i asked about the difference between some writers being influenced by another song and outright copyrig

it is rare. >> reporter: blurred lines was a smash hit for pharrrkell williams and robin thicke. now it's a bust. the pair ordered to pay over $7 million to the family of marvin gay because a jury said blurred lines is a rip off of this... [ ♪♪ ] . >> gay's classic. after the verdict the gay family felt the correct outcome was riched. >> right now i feel pretty free from pharrrkell williams and robert thick's "changes", this was the movie. >> during the trial robin thicke played the keyboard and pointed the finger at pharrell. proving copyright is not infringement. it takes more than shared musical notes. the jury must be satisfied that pharrell and thicke had access to the work. it's clear from the faces of the gay family they are happy they took this to court. for once pharrrkell williams probably isn't. >> i'm disappointed, and i am sure my clients are disappointed by the verdict. we know in our hearts that blurred lines is an independent creation from the heart and soul of pharrrkell williams and to one else. >> it doesn't end there. the family of marvin gay is acting for an

it was pharrell williams and robin thicke and t.i.ed robin -- marvin gaye's family. they sued not only that family but also funkadelic because they thought they were about to get hit themselves. in turn, these people countersued. funkadelic settled last year. anna: what has been the reaction of the artists involved? caroline: they say it evoke an era. they set it is starkly different. i would have loved to have been in the courtroom. you have robin thicke at times playing certain songs, trying to show how familiar and similar certain sums are. he played a medley of u2 the beatles, bob marley, as well as michael jackson. he tried to show that there are similarities between songs and medleys. you take inspiration, you don't out and out copy. we heard from lawyers howard king supporting pharrell williams saying they are extremely disappointed by the ruling. they say it set a horrible precedent or the music industry. they say pharrell play this with his heart, his mind, his soul. they are considering other legal options. it was a little n

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we know part of the why, the co-pilot hiding some health issues. the question is, how? how was he able to bring this plane down alone. they have to rappel to the crash site, searchers working in teams of two, poking through the debris picking up possible clues digging to see if part of that other black box is buried but much of this debris will be left now that investigators say co-pilot andreas lubitz locked the captain out of the cabin. once alone with the door locked the ten minutes of terror. flight tracking data shows the co-pilot changes the autopilot sending it down towards the alps and the captain feels the plane descending heard on the recording knocking on the door no answer, starts banging as if trying to break down the door, silence from the co-pilot, but on the recording, lubitz can be heard breathing normally. seconds tick by, the jet dropping more than 3,000 feet a minute closing in on the mountains in plain view of the passengers. they are heard on the recording too sc

robin thicke is a -- how well named is that? a needmediocre artist who stole from the great one.d bothered to license the song it would have saved him an awful lot of money. >> it does strike you that there's a lot of song playing that goes on in music these days. other artists clearly don't end up in court. >> for a long time there have been mechanisms for licensing and authorizing song pools and paying royalties on them sometimes giving the author of the tune a share of the publishing. for a long time when his career was a bit in the doldrums in his later years, the late james brown derived a sizable part of his income from license song pools of his records and the same thing with the happily still liveing george clemson. it's unauthorized song playing that gets people into trouble. if you approach the artist or artist representatives or representatives of an artist's estate and say, we want to song pool this we're using this much of it a deal can be hashed out and everybody's happy. if you are away on your toes with a bit of somebody else's art, you can't really complain if yo

it's where we explore what is going on in the world of robin thick. >> robin thicke and-for-el williams have to give it up. jurors ruled the blurred lines singer infringed on the company's right marvin gaye hit. >> pharrell claims he wrote the song with robin thicke and ti but the jury didn't buy it awarding gay's family nearly $7.4 million. >> larry: 7.4 million mercy mercy me. >> that robin thicke has got to be saying what's going on. and i bet margin-- marvin gay's family is saying how sweet it is. i horde it through the grapevine that pharrell and thicke wanted to use their credit cards but the grand jury said ain't nothing like the real thing. >> and it sounds like their pocketbooks could use a little sexual healings. >> let's get it on. mr. sandman-- okay, i'm running out of marvin gay songs that i can think of. i can't-- but you get the point. it's a pretty crazy court case. oh legal system you are some kind of wonderful. >> all right, i'm being told that is one too many. anyway that's not the only crazy thing going on in the music world. >> the wu tang clan has a new album comin

robin thicke did.on, a lot of pop songs have similar progressions. if you're evoking a song from a another era it's going to sound similar to several songs from the disco and soul period. to award 7.3 million dollars is a mistake. the jury confused fact with emotion. >> moses, does this hurt creativity going forward? 10 seconds, what do you think? >> i don't think it will, i don't think there's a lot of due diligence done for these type of recordings. and i agree with dominic. >> leave it there. thanks to both of you. stay tuned to fox business "countdown" is going to speak to the attorney for marvin gaye's family and "after the bell" is going to have an interview with pharrell and robin thicke. that saul we have for now, i hope you are making money today "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: fearing the fed specifically rate hike are investors over it? green on the screen. is june a rate hike sure thing? the fed whisperer, jon hilsenrath on the two things the fed may be about to annou

robin. >> all right, george.cabinet. you know he had a critics choice golden globe and oscar with his song with john legend "glory" from the "selma" soundtrack and starring in "run all night" with liam neeson and ed harris. welcome, common. look at you. i mean you're -- ooh. i have seen the evolution in growth but first of all i want to say last time people saw you was on the oscar star and got such an ovation, you and john legend and said that was just -- that had to be a magical night for you, common. >> it was overwhelming. it was such a blessing. we -- it's a wonderful experience and i'm just grateful. i'm grateful. >> did you get a little rest? get a little vacation. >> nah. i tried to take a day off but i'm too excited. just like looking forward to doing more creative work and spreading love. >> and spreading love and "run all night," okay. i want to play a clip here because you play a hit man. >> i love it. >> you did. >> i love it. >> i had to rewind it a couple of times to say is that really common? this

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. >> ♪ >>> robin thick and ferrell got the to give it up for copying one of marvin gaye's hit optionor this song. how much they owe gaye's family in the highly watched case. that story is coming up. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> good morning everyone. jury decides lines were in the so blurred. robin thicke and ferrell williams were ordered to pay back millions for copying marvin gaye's got to give it up this verdict could have have a ripple effect on the music industry. >> reporter: that verdict was crystal clear but effects of this decision have yet to be seanez specially when it comes to protect and is what not w

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robin robin thick and ferrell have to give it up to the tune of $7.3 million. they rule the the pop stars ripped offin gaye's 1977 hip. jackie ibanez is here with more. >> after a year long legal battle marvin gaye's family walked out of the court victorious. robin thick and ferrell williams ordered to pay $7.3 million ar the smash hit blurred lines copy copied "got to give it up." listen for yourself. ♪ ♪ >> there's the two. what do you think? for the jury the baseline key board and other elements were too similar to ignore. the court proceedings played out at times like a concert with thicke playing the piano and even singing at the trial. >> gay's family is happy it is over. >> i feel free. free from ferrell williams and robin robin thick's chains and what they tried to keep on us and the lies that were told. >> following the verdict ferrell released a statement saying the decision set a horrible precedent for the industry. the drama may not be over just yet. the gay family attorney will try to halt sales of "blurred lines" all together. >> jackie i be ban e

thank you. >>> robin, thanks.en will have much more at our website. >>> in the meantime, we turn to that threat against president obama's niece. a call claiming a gunman was on campus just before she took the court for the princeton in their ncaa game against maryland. pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: that was a scary call and the latest unfortunate sign of our times where any threat must be taken seriously. the disturbing call came into university of maryland's police at 3:00 p.m. monday afternoon. the caller suggested there would be a man on campus with a gun possibly targeting the president's niece who plays on princeton's women's basketball team. and the president had just been to princeton's tournament game this past saturday. security increased for the game as authorities checked out the call. later police determined the threat was unsubstantiated and our sources tell us they do not believe there was a credible threat. the secret service will likely do a follow-up to determine whether this was simply a m

robin. >> we'll wait and see.om, thank you. >>> time for amy and today's other top stories starting with a massive power outage. >> authorities are calling this a very unusual situation. a blackout spread across turkey this morning creating chaos, canceling flights and leaving more than 40 cities in the dark. that's about three-quarters of the country. turkey's energy minister says a cyberattack cannot be ruled out as a cause but all possible causes are being investigated. >>> and new details overnight about the german plane crash in the alps. prosecutors say co-pilot andreas lubitz has been treated for suicidal tendencies but germany's strict privacy laws may have helped him hide it from his employer. as the recovery effort continues a new road has been built for better access to the crash site and lufthansa has announced $300 million in insurance money for the crash response and compensation payments. >>> only a few hours remain in the search for a nuclear deal with iran. that deadline is midnight and many stick

the battle over the estate of the late comedian robin williams heads to court. his wife and adult children are arguing over who owns personal items. >> good morning, tones for robin william widow and kids will meet later on today before a judge. the two sides are battling other the actor's escape including money, jewelry, awards he won including personal belongings like clothing and toys. his wife accused her step children of taking items from her house without permission. williams kids however argue that she is trying to change the terms of the trust agreement. they say these are items their father would want them to have and taking this issue to court adds insult to injury. williams left his children a home in napa and the items inside and the actor died in august and the coroner rules the death a suicide. the hearing is scheduled today in san francisco at 9:00 a.m. >>> developing news, family and friends are desperately sending for a missing uc berkeley soccer player who grew up in novato. 19-year-old eloi vasquez was last seen leaving a frat party at usc at