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for the last 84-and-a-half, robin quivers has been away from the radio studio. cer that they tested this thing inside of her this what do they call snit. >> a tumor. >> a tumor. >> i was already making funeral arrangements. okay. >> quivers has since been declared cancer-free and just sed yesterday, she made a triumphant return to the studio. welcome back, howard with his trademark humor. >> i can never be without you again and your beautiful face, your smile. >> what are you trying to make me cry? >> your enormous -- >> oh, thank you. >> robin writes about her health struggles past and present in a new book the vegucation of robin. how robin quivers saved my life. how are you? >> i feel fantastic. people ask me, i have been cancer-free three or four months now. it's a matter of still recovering at home, past all the treatments that's kept me out of the studio this long, but i have been feeling really good. >> i want to talk to you in a second. talk about walking back no that studio. that's family, it's friend, it's everything. >> i have been talking to them ever

and robin quivers "the vegucation of robin" saved my life. >> you believe it saved your life. >> i don'tt believe it i know it. before i became a vegan i was having chronic health problems and looking at really bad middle and older age. i couldn't walk, couldn't exercise, couldn't lose weight, i had no vitality. ways drinking gallons of coffee to try to stay on the air in the morning. my life had been reduced to just sleeping and working. >> how hard is making that transition? i've thought about it all the time. i love my big macs like twice a month. it's true i do. i'll eat a chicken every day. >> is it a chicken mcnugget? >> no. >> it's a real chicken? >> i've started to drink vegetables because i hate eating them. >> that's something i always wondered about. is there a nutritional difference between eating a raw vegetable or even a cooked vegetable and eating anytime a drink form? >> actually what happens when you eat anytime a drink form, you can juice a lot more vegetables than you can eat. so it's called macro nutrition. you're actually extracting the nutrients out of the juice and

knock on wood, you're back to being the healthy robin quivers.just heard you in a previous interview. >> thank goodness i did because i might not be sitting here if i hadn't. cancer is tough to beat. the treatment sometimes is as hard as having the disease itself. you need a lot of resources in order to get through it. if i was a weak, pain, sad-filled person in 2001 is when i encountered this disease i might not have made it. >> that's an interesting way of looking at it. >> you have to be mentally sharp just to get through a good healthy day. you're juicing in the morning? >> yes. you know, you don't need as much food as you think you do. that's one of the things you learn when you're a vegan. there's a big difference between being nourished and full. i live on juice until about noon. >> do you really? >> yeah. >> oh okay. >> i don't drink coffee. i have tons of energy. sdwlsz >> coffee is a vegetable isn't it? >> coffee is something that growing out of the ground but it's something people are using for an artificial energy boost because they d

. >> coming up -- >> we got robin quivers. of those people that look like they never age. >> what is one of your pet peeves? [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> how's it going, robin? looking lovely as always. >> we got robin quivers leaving barnes and noble in new york. this is a good question for her. >> you fall into this class of people like jennifer aniston that look like they never age. what is one of your secrets? >> vegetables. >> is that really true? >> is -- when you listen to her on the show she always talks about vegetables. >> i ate too many vegetables last night. >> were you farting? >> all the way to work the >> she had a lot of vegetables yesterday. ask about her car ride into work yesterday. >> i -- did you stink up the car >> i ate a lot of vegetables and realized it was too many. >> you know all you girls get in your car and it's like full-out orchestra why like who's honking? i hear that all day, dude. i got to get to my car and just unleash. >> unbelievable thank y

robin quivers revealed details of her difficult struggle and battle with cancer.its eating vegetables with saving her life. she joins us live this morning, she has a new book and i love the title "the vegucation of robin." so good to see you. you look healthy. >> thank you, i feel great and it's great to feel great again because during that whole struggle you weren't feeling good every day all day. it was a lot of hard work and you know, recovery is tough. >> that's the part you sometimes forget. take us back a little bit. you talk about the fact that you were obviously taken aback by this. could you tell us how that came about. . i changed my diet in 2000 because i was having other health issues and i was tired of being sick and tired. i started an investigation and discovered there was something about the way i was eating and the way i was feeling so i eventually became a vegan and changed my life. i went from a person who was in pain all the time, tired, letharg lethargic, only sleeping and working to a healthy, active person again. >> had to be the food? >> ha

shoutout to howard's robin quivers. [ cheers and applause ] robin. oh, robin. that's how she laughs. she had bee working from home secretly as the co-host for the past 17 months while she battled cancer. she reportedly had a cancerous tomber in her pelvis the size of a grapefruit. she returned to the studios. the doctors believe she is cancer free. they threw rose petals on the ground. i'm looking forward to seeing you and chatting. she'll bonn the couch next tuesday. [ cheers and applause ] okay. um, we have a terrific show for you everybody. in honor of breast cancer arens month, another survivor is going to get a fabulous head-to-toe makeover. >>> up next, backstreet boy nick carter opens up about his struggles on and off the stage. don't miss it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ before i discovered that comfort and style could come in the same pair of shoes, i never wanted to leave my chair either. [ male announcer ] hurry into payless for dexflex and comfort plus at up to 30% off. huge selection on sale now. everybody loves to payless. huge selection on sale no

. >> robin quivers is back and she'll talk about her struggle later on the "today" show. >>> universal announced "ted" would be filming a sequel. >>> who's your daddy? in an interview with "vanity fair" magazine mia farrow says her son ronan may be frank sinatra's child. what? and not woody allen's? oh, my, sinatra would have been 78 actually at the time of conception and though that is a bit old based on the photos, the resemblance is pretty uncanny. >> i'm no scientific expert but don't we have technology to do this. >> let's get a paternity test, folks. let's check it out. i don't know. i think by looking at him, would you want sinatra or woody? i'd say sinatra. i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." >>> leading the news, los angeles high schools now confiscate all free ipads they gave students. thousands have been repossessed after they figured out how to hack the security settings. >>> can knocking on wood help your psyche? superstitious rituals may reverse per session of bad luck. >>> a new study find movements that exert force away from the body can treat the sense that bad lu

. >> robin quivers' new "e.t." interview in new york today. why she kept her illness a secret. >> when you lose your hair, people can tell. well, she must be sick. >>> sex in primetime. >> can you get me the shampoo. >> is the new show "betrayal" pushing it too far? >>> and -- ♪ we will, we will rock you >> queen the musical. why de niro is recording rehearsals. >>> plus, hollywood's classic queen moments. ♪ >>> now "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >> we have roy horn with the tiger that mauled him ten years to the day after the tragedy. hi, everybody, and welcome to "entertainment tonight." >> that is a remarkable story, nancy. we've got to start and talk about miley and her vma meltdown. also, did she cut her own dad out of her own documentary? >> we don't hear from dad in the documentary, but we do get to hear plenty of drama. miley losing it is "entertainment tonight's" top story. >> everything has to be so huge. everything we do has to

. >> robin quivers underwent cancer treatment 17 months ago.working from home since then. stern admitted there were times he thought his sidekick wouldn't make it. he grew emotional and said, i can never be without you again. your beautiful face and your smile. i'm really happy that you're here. >>> a fisherman in florida, taking catch and release to a whole, new level. it's all caught on camera. he is hanging on to a 300-pound bull shark that's just been reeled in. >> when they released it, the shark didn't move. he moved some of the water over its gills. and eventually, that shark swam away. >> bull sharks are considered one of the most likely species to attack humans, along with great whites and tiger sharks. he did this guy a favor by not attacking him. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with new roc® multi correxion® 5 in 1. proven to hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness lift sagging high performance skincare™ only from roc®. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums

. >>> howard stern's side kick robin quivers is back.ing cancer and doing the show from home. for the first time she returned to the studio and listen to the exchange between the two of them. >> never get sick again. >> i plan not to. >> i can never be without you again. and your beautiful face, your smile. >> are you trying to make me cry? your enormous -- >> i wonder what he was talking about the last little sentence there. he said seriously i have been praying for day and really happy you are here. she, by the way, looks incredible. we are happy, all the way around. that he's happy. she's back, she's healthy and they are back together again where they belong. >> she's great. they belong together. >>> corey monteith, this is really sad. tmz coming out with this. apparently he was shooting heroin and downing champagne in his hotel in vancouver on the night of his death. that is the final word from the coroner's report. he was discovered alone on july 13th. when they responded to the scene first responders they discovered a spoon with dr