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he said you and your wife at the time, madonna and robin givens, you guys went on a double date withthat's the best. i think mike and i both -- we had had a few drinks before we went to the movie. >> jimmy: okay. he said that too. >> i'm good with having a few drinks before a movie because i like to have another drink. so i think the two of us nodded out within two or three minutes. i really liked the first movie. >> jimmy: right. "pee wee's big adventure." >> i was looking forward to seeing it, but i didn't. neither did mike. so as the end credits came up we kind of woke up. and then both spent the night defending that we had not fallen in love with the leading lady in the movie. we didn't see her. >> jimmy: your wives were both -- >> i guess she was quite sensational and charismatic. but i didn't see it. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> neither had mike. but there was a lot of suspicion. >> jimmy: is that something that you encountered frequently? >> a lot of suspicion? >> jimmy: a lot of suspicion, yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. i can't even imagine what pe

robin forestier-walker, al jazeera. >>> a french couple have been given a two-year suspended sentenceing 271 picasso masterpieces in their garage for nearly four decades. they claim to have been given the collection with picassos consent before he died. the works have been seized and will be returned to the oring nice as i which events the artist's heirs. >>> sky gazers have been treated to a rare celestealeal show. the best view was from the ark pell go and the fair row islands. >> reporter: they say it is all about timing and when it comes together in the skies it does so, so spectacularly. the celestial mechanics were in full swing. and there was only one place to look in the faroe islands, and that was up. excitement at what was unfolding. >> the sun is shining on the water, and then it gets completely dark out there. that's the -- you cannot see the eclipse, but you can see the result of the eclipse. >> reporter: then darkness descended like a blanket covers this rugged north atlantic ark pell go one of only two places in the world to experience this total eclipse. now the moon h

infringed on the marvin gaye's "got to give it up" in all marvin gaye's family was given $7.1 mill -- 7.3 million 8 million from robin6 million from pharrell williams. >> they thought that we couldn't prove it but they were wrong. >> and now the gaye family is deciding if they should go after another one of pharrell's hits. and gaye's daughter says i ain't going to lie, i do believe they sound alike. ♪ it may sound crazy what i'm about to say ♪ ♪ oh you do me wrong but still i'm crazy about you ♪ >> now from the amateur perspective those songs don't sound a lot alike to me, and on tuesday today a song of williams' "blurred lines" and "got to give it up" prompted headlines like blurred lines is got to give it up even if you hate robin thicke. and this is why jeff parrot said that there is no case there, but they said that there are stylistic similarities in the drum and the cowbell patterns and joining me is the man behind the cowbell pattern, the legendary percussionist in marvin gaye's "got to give it up" and mr. ashford, thank you for joining us and i want to get your opinion on the verdict, but tell me how you wen

given to me. >> just a year ago under the threat of possible extradition knox told robin she would never go backy back to the place. >> now not fearing a prison sentence knox could take the italians to court. but what's more than likely is she'll visit a prison chaplain she became close with while behind bars. she still keeps in touch with him. speaking out for the first time this morning amanda's former boyfriend also acquitted. >> i feel relieved. really relieved. i really feel that i have -- i need time to heal. i need time to really -- breath. this fresh air. >> reporter: neal karlinsky, abc news seattle. >> the nascar version of deflate-gate. the nfl investigating the patriots taking care of the footballs. abc's ryan smith has the story. >> reporter: nascar could be facing its own version of deflate-gate. nascar officials seizing tires from some of the sports biggest stars sunday. the concern, that some teams could be deflating their tires on purpose. possibly using a technique called bleeding. poking holes in them to slowly release air. improving tire durability and helping drivers get the

given a union city girl a helping hand. thank you is video of five-year-old girl from a new series hosted by "good morning america" and robinschool in wisconsin her the school he led the class in a project to create a hand with a 3-d printer. she is learning how to use it and calls it her "lucky >> three crime scenes but first, a three degreed dog who is waiting for a prosthetic leg. this video is posted on the dog and the owner is a veterinarian student and says fellow students have agreed to help and are working on a leg printers, as well. she worked at the clinic and the broken leg healed incorrectly and had to be ambassador duty -- amputated but he could be waking on all fours again with the 3-d technology. >> a lot of snow is fall on the northeast this winter and rather than complaining, a man turned the pennsylvania backyard to an icy amusement park. >> kids of all ages ride the luge track that has been built by this man, taking eight weeks to craft the 400' long course. >> my dad makes it and is personal and exciting when my friends are over. >> it is about kids and having fund. >> what is your favorite part? >> doin

robin williams loved ones continue to fight over his possessions how sad does this make you. >> judge has given the latent taner's wife and children a deadline now. >> his widow susan and his three children, zel ta jack and codey were given a few months to quit arguing and come to an agreement over who should own items such as his watches, bicycles, figurines that he had. they are due you back in court now, june the first. the the judge says, get it together. legendary actor and comedian committed suicide in august. so susan, the now ex-wife or wife his former wife, his widow agreed that robin wanted his children to share in the contents of the family's napa valley home, right but doesn't think they should have have the items in the home that they shared at a different location. at one time there were reports she accused the kids of stealing his possessions. they say, that never happened. arguing over this dead man's estate. >> williams appointed trustees, report that had most of the bigger issues have been decided though. >> yes. >> just the fact that they are arguing. >> memorabilia, goodness

robin, over to you. >> an incredible medical breakthrough. imagine this being plunged into a world of darkness. told you would never see again only to be given on webmd. >> larry lester was 33 years old when he got the horrible news. >> the ophthalmologist said you're going to go blind. it was very devastating. it was like the wind got knocked out of me. it was tough. >> blindness came quickly and soon larry lived his life in the dark. his wife by his side. and for another 33 years the couple coped. then in 2014 a breakthrough they never imagined. the possibility that larry could see again. >> look up. >> it's called the rgus 2 system. the world's first fda device designed to restore vision to the blind. basically a bionic eye. >> how does this work? how does it restore sight? >> it starts with electrodes implanted on the patient's retina and the patient wears eyeglasses and has a video camera that captures the images and sends them to a unit that the patient wear that is sends electrical impulses back to the ecelectrodes and then to the brain which allows them to decipher light and dark vision for them. >> it's impossible to tell what the p

given the rare gift of meeting people who devote themselves to others selflessly. as part of our thank you america special on abc produced by my company rockin' robin productions we mets and each other, that we decided to team up with our disney family to give them the surprise of a lifetime and let me tell you, the joy of giving back well, as you're about to see, priceless. ♪ jessica and jason neal might seem like any parents of a large family except they are not. >> we have two biological children. we have adopted six. we have done foster care for 92 kids and we are waiting to adopt one from africa. >> we get a call for foster child in need of air placement we always said yes. >> somebody's got to fill in the gap. somebody has to put their heart on the line for these kids. >> reporter: this past thanksgiving we thought, why not give back to a family that gives to so many. hi. how are you? >> oh my gosh. oh, my gosh. oh i'm going to kiss you. >> hi jessica. >> reporter: on top of grocery funds and a check to finance adoption fees for $20,000, we sent them on a much needed vacation with a little help from a friend. >> it's mickey mouse. >> are you serious? >> mickey.