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just a short time ago, sitting down with abc's robin roberts. the hotel worker says she stands by her story, declaring, "god as my witness, i'm telling the truth." for the first time, we see her and abc's linsey davis is here with what we've heard from the worker so far. >> reporter: this is the first time we're seeing her face. perhaps you've never heard her name before. nafissatou diallo is the woman we simply came to know as the hotel maid who accused dominique strauss-kahn of attempted rape. she's ending her silence with an exclusive tv interview with "good morning america's" robin roberts. why now? "i never want to be in public," she says, "but i have no choice. now i have to be in public. i have to for myself. i have to tell the truth." and what does she want to see happen by coming forward? "i want justice. i want him to go to jail. i want him to know there are some places you cannot use your money. you cannot use your power when u do something like this." after her initial accusation, there were reports she lied on an asylum application

and joining us now is abc's robin roberts, who's got the compelling first television interview with the maid. for two months she held her silence. she spoke with you, robin. this is the voice that has been missing from this case, really, in public. what did you make of her? >> well, she wants a jury to find out what they make of her, not a reporter, not the public. and she's concerned that that won't happen, and that's part of the reason she came forward, terry. she wawaed to put a face to the story. and as prosecutors are still weighing whether or not to proceed with this case, she's coming forward to give her side of the story of what really happened in room 2806. >> this defendant is charged with criminal sexual act in the first degree. attempted rape in the first degree. >> reporter: he was one of the most powerful men in the world. a french millionaire many times over. a jet-setter with homes on three continents. and considered a contender for the french presidency. he was headed home to paris when new york city authorities boarded his flight here at kennedy airport and arrested hi

robin roberts will have more of that interview with the hotel maid who says she was assaulted

. >> talksksne on one with robin roberts about sex, motherhood and what it was really like on the campaignth the mccains and what does she say about levi johnston's new book about her family? >> and happy fourth, america. a little fun to start the holiday weekend. a look at what's going on in your life. of course, it's "your week in three words" coming up. >> cute. look how cute. >> adorable. >>> but first it's now down to the wire in the casey anthony murder trial. closing arguments set for tomorrow after the prosecution called its final witnesses to try to undermine her mother cindy's claim that she, not casey, made computer searches that are a key to this case. yunji de nies has more from orlando. good morning, yunji. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it was another riveting day in court as those witnesses seemed to tear apart the testimony of cindy anthony, and now there are serious questions as to whether or not she could be brought up on perjury charges. prosecutors used their final witnesses to undermine, not casey, but her mother, cindy. a parade of rebuttal witnesses drove a stake t

in an abc news exclusive, nafissatou diallo tells robin roberts she wants strauss-kahn to go to jaile did to her. she has never waver about what she says happened to her in strauss-kahn's hotel room. this story will continue to unfold later this morning. you'll hear from her again during that exclusive interview with robin roberts hours from now on "good morning america." >>> a bitterly divided congress seems as far apart as s erern a deal to raise the debt ceili. the latest negotiations have collapsed with both sides pointing fingers. investors are beginning to react to the possibility of an unprecedented default by the u.s. in overseas trading pointing to a dismal opening on wall street. here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: after making a final push for a large-scale deal it now appears hohoe speaker john boehner wants something smaller. abc news has learned that boehner told his fellow republicans on a sunday afternoon conference call that president obama is not serious. a television interview, boehner said the president is not ready to make a deal. >> i know the president's

. >>> and finally, congratulations to our friend and clegg, "good morning america" anchor robin robertsbeen elected -- applause, please -- to the women's basketball hall of fame. >> look at that picture. >> look at that. college basketball star, of course, southeastern louisiana university and went on to cover the sport at espn before joining us. and she's also i hear a pretty mean tennis player. but not in the hall of fame of tennis. not in the hall of fame for tennis. >> the mighty lady lions, that's who she played for. >> very good. >> congratulations, robin. >> congratulations, robin. >>> let's check the weather right now with amber sullins, from our affiliate abc-15. good morning again, amber. >> good morning. >> you'll tell us ththheat wave is all just a big lie, right? >> we're all imagining it. no, enjoy the break for the next couple of days. another big heat wave coming by the end of the week. talking about this right now, some nasty storms that rolled through chicago yesterday. more on the way today. take a look at this video. we had cars flooded out there, homes flooded. it c

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the interview with robin roberts will air tomorrow night and she says she did not know strauss-kahn was. >> i was watching the news and they said he is going to be the next president of france. and then i said oh, my god. and i was crying. i said they're going to kill me. >> prosecutors are weighing whether to press this case, and the concerns now about her credibility. >>> en and an autopsy on singer -- and an autopsy on singer amy winehouse failed to determine what killed the 27-year-old star. police say they will need at least two more weeks for the results of the toxicology tests. earlier today winehouse's parents visited the growing memorial outside their daughter's london apartment. winehouse was found dead on saturday morning. >>> well, apple has set its sites on the big apple. the plan that could cause a major tourist jam. >>> plus, inside the brain of man's best friend. why your dog may be as smart as your average toddler. we will explain. ,,,, honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? wher

robin roberts, abc news, new york. >> so many complicated elements to the story. >> it's true. have spoken to her so far say she actually is very convincing. the other part is i had d chance to cover a little bit of this case. the reason they got to close to dropping the charges, they found interesting things in the her past, including several bank accounts that she set up saying the hotel is my only source of income, but they found bank accounts scattered across the country that were in her name. then she had a recorded phone converertion with a drug dealer in jail. what she said during that conversation was, don't worry, i know what i'm doing, this guy has a lot of money. there are questions about him. also unanswered questions about her. >> absolutely. whether or not she has a sketchy paststthere are still unanswered questions about what happened in that hotel room. dsk's defense attorney said our judgment once the evidence is reviewed will be clear there is no evidence of force in this case. >> see h it plays out. not over yet. >>> when we come back this morning, anguish fo

it's an abc news exclusive interview with "good morning america" anchor robin roberts who's here with us now. robin. >> and, diane, that woman is nafissatou diallo. they call her nafi. a 32-year-old immigrant from guinea, west africa. in her first television interview, she painstakingly recounts the day she says she was sexually assaulted by dominique strauss-kahn -- the powerful man who, at the time, was the head of the international monetary fund. >> he comes to me, and grab my breasts. "no! you don't have to be sorry." i said, "stop! stop, i don't want to lose my job." >> reporter: nafi diallo, a hotel maid at the sofitel in new york city, stands by her story. that on a saturday in may, she had just entered what she thought was an empty room in the four-star hotel when a naked dominique strauss-kahn emerged from the bedroom and brutally assaulted her. >> he pushed me like this to the floor. i cannot move. i cannot move. i tried. >> reporter: when did you realize that he was one of the most powerful men in the world? >> i was watching in the news and then they say he is going to be

in an exclusive interview nafissatou diallo told abc's robin roberts she wants strauss-kahn to go to jail. experts are divided over whether her speaking out will help or hurt her case. all sides are due back in court next week. and stay tuned. robin presents more of her interview with diallo coming up on "good morning america" and on a special edition of "nightline" tonight. and we do want to correct something we said yesterday. why mistakenly referred to him as the former world bank chief. he is, of course, head of the international monetary fund. >>> switching gears now, the father of norwegian extremist anders breivik says he is ashamed and disgusted and actually wishes his son had committed suicide rather than unleashing his rage on innocent people in norway. meanwhile, survivors are revealing terrifying new details about coming face to face with a gunman on a rampage. abc's miguel marquez is in oslo. >> reporter: kristoffer nyborg was working on utoya island when the shooting began. he didn't believe it was real down. he saw three girls gunned >> they just fell to the ground lif

in an interview with robin roberts that aired last night on abc, she explains what happened. she got out of her seat to demonstrate how she was attacked. >> he push me like this to the floor. he push me. and i was like this to the floor. i was -- my hand. i was like this and the wall was behind me. and it was too tight. i can't get up. >> prosecutors are weighing whether to press the case and the concerns about her credibility. they had been forced to acknowledge inconsistencies in her account of her encounter with dominique strauss-kahn and expects of lying in her past. >>> it is 4:49 now. it was busy day for the coast guard off marin county coast. three people yesterday afternoon after an 18-foot boat almost capsized near point reyes, the boaters managed to maneuver the troubled boat to the shore by the time the coast guard arrived none of them needed medical attention. >>> santa cruz county was hard hit by storms last spring but fema refuses disaster aid. now the county and state have produced a video they hope will convince federal officials that aid is needed. the video

>> a tweet from robin roberts came up just wishing the japanese women from the soccer team all the best been through. that was nice. >>> now to your monday forecast. stifling heat and humidity in 17 states from texas to ohio. severe storms around minneapolis, detroit, new york, boston and d.c. thunderstorms from houston to little rock. monsoon rains in the southwest. showers from seattle to northern lifornrn. >> man, there is a lot of heat out there. 83 in sacramento. 93 in boise. 90s, triple digits from dallas all the way up to minneapolis. do you believe that? they get feet of snow, now they're dealing with that. 91 in new york. 88 in miami. 89 in new orleans. you know when it's 91 here in the city it's just disgusting. >> it's not fun at all. >> everything smells like dirty hair and no air moves. >> that's why you need to leave on the weekends. >> exactly. >>> those furnace-like temperatures led to extreme measures at an amusement park in nebraska. >> the water in the swswming pools was so warm they had to bring in tons of ice just to cool the water down. it helped a little bit. it b

she spoke to "newsweek" magazine and robin roberts of "good morning, america."n denies assaulting her, diallo insists that he did. >> stop, stop this stop this. but he -- he won't saypushing m to the hall way, back to the hall way, keep pushing me, i was so afraid, i was so scared. >> what do you want? >> i want justice, i want him to go to jail, i want him to know you cannot use your power when you do something like this. >>> four teams are badly hurt after being mauled by a brown bear in the alaskan wilderness, taking part in the national outdoor leadership school when they came across batter and her cub night fall. they followed protocol by calling to the want bear bus it didn't work. >> we got on scene, we really, for the first time, saw what we were dealing with and they were mauled, very severely. >>> los angeles fire investigators looking for a possible arsonist in connection with fires in north hollywood. crews pout putt out more than a dozen fires over the weekend, all in the early morning hours. most of them involved vehicles in carports. all right. so

day after she reported the alleged assault, that's when she found out who he was telling abc's robin robertshe feared for her life. >> i was watching the news and then they say he is going to be the next president of france. then i say oh my god. and i was crying. i said they going to kill me. they are going to kill me. i'm going to die. >> what do you want? >> i want justice. i want him to go to jail. i want him to know you cannot use your power when you do something like this. >> she apparently gets very graphic in that interview, shepard. the rest of it airs tuesday night. >> shepard: dom nick strauss-khan is lawyered up what are they saying? >> they are ripping this story. the laurels are full of it she has made up much of this story. they are accusing the lawyers of fundamental misconduct saying she was first accuser in history to conduct a medial campaign to persuade a prosecutor to pursue charges against a person whom she wants money. time for this unseemly circus to stop. not over yet. next court appearance is a week from today. no ho knows how her coming out publicly will effect her

about her mom's possible presidential bid when she sat down for a one-on-one interview with abc's robin robertsiscuss her new book "not afraid of life: my journey so far." >> your mother has tweeted, and she has high praise for your book which i know as a daughter would make you feel good. anything she didn't like or anything that she was like, bristol, why? >> probably that first chapter. the first few pages, you know, it was like, oh, great, i know i'm going to have to show my mom this. walking that tour and handing it to her was like, okay, let me know when you're finished. so that was hard but she knows. she knows it has good intentions behind it. >> in the first few pages of her new book, bristol palin describes her first sexual encounter with levi johnston. "i wondered why it was call eed losing your virginity because it felt more like it had been stolen." >> i'm looking back with adult eyes. that was a foolish decision. i should never have been underage drinking, and i should have never gotten myself into a situation like that. >> are you concerned about the book that levi has coming out

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. >> we have an exchange between diallo and abc's robin roberts from "good morning america" today.ten to this for a moment. >> when did you realize that he was one of the most powerful men in the world? >> i was watching in the news and then they say he's going to be the next of france. then i say, oh, my god. and i was crying. i said they're going to kill me. i said they're going to kill me, i'm going to die. >> why did you think that, nafi? >> because i know if that was in my country, he's a powerful man like that, they're going to kill me before someone knows what happened to me. >> who's "they"? >> whatever forces she thought were behind dominique strauss-kahn. you have to understand from diallo's point of view, she group up in ghana where rape is very common and soldiers and oppression are very common. two things influence her story, that experience in ghana and coming to the united states and not wanting to lose that job. her behavior in that room were influenced by those two things. >> you write in your piece that she still is very angry is dominique strauss-kahn. quote, bec

robin roberts, that shirt dress has nothing on your ensemble.'s get to the boards. we want to show you our twitter pictures. weather producer marcus walter is in manhattan beach and sent us that twitter picture. nice life if you can get it, walter. hollywood, florida, one of my favorite spopo. send us ways you're staying cool in the hot weather. hot and humid and d doesn't break. dallas, to minneapolis, to chicago, to kansas city. and include the northeast in that. violent thunderstorms will kick off. more of a wind issue in these storms. powerful wind bursts that we have seen move through southern canada. that kind of thing will happen in the northeast. that's the weather around the >> all of that weather was brought to you by audi. but now, robin and josh. >> thank you, sam. we love the summer. mainly because of the audience and they make so much -- but now, we're going to go to becky worley. you know how she loves to test out these things that we see in infomercials and things like that. she puts them to the test first. >> this a tough one co

. >> hello, robin roberts. right t re in "gma's" backyard of times square. haircut ofhe day award? chase does. where are you from? >> sandusky, ohio. >> by the way, that is the coolest haircut of the day. i show want this haircut. i don't know. to the boards, so many things going on. our twitter and facebook pictures were alive on ways to keep cool. my favorite may be headed to the mountains. allegany state park is cool. another cool spot, into the northwest, sometimes happens, the west coast is kind of the opposite weather pattern of what's going on in the rest of the nation. with this dip you'll see temperatures in the 60s and 70s. another cool spot, fly to seattle. enjoy the cool temperatures. >> we are live in times square. all that weather was grout to you by at&t. oh, lara. >> hello, sam. a reason i'm surrounded by these mini avengers. hi, we are with the one, the only captain america. chris evans is here playing captain america in the new film. he is no stranger to playing superheroes. who were you last time? >> johnny in "the fantastic four." >> is i

africa and didn't know him and thought his room was empty when she went into clean and told abc's robin robertsised her naked an pounced. >> i was like, i'm so sorry and i turn my head and, he come to me and grabbed my breast, no, you don't have to be sorry and i said, i don't want to look... and, yeah, stop, stop this, stop this, but he keep pushing me and pushing me, to the hallway, back to the hallway, keep pushing me and i was afraid. and i was so scared. >> reporter: she said she was forced to perform oral sex and he left quickly after and she was shaken and scared and cleaning the room, before telling supervisors and police she had been attacked and a "newsweek" journalist who spoke with her said she was vague on elements of her past but convincing on describing the assault. alisyn: what are dsk's lawyers saying about her story now. >> reporter: the defense attorneys released a statement blasting her and her lawyer, suggesting, quote, she is a first accuser in hirstory to hae a media campaign to persuade a prosecutor to pursue charges against whom she wants money and to ause them of viola

you can go on the website, i'm robin roberts, this eye are this color and we'll start giving you articlessonalized. >> you always make people feel special. >> it's coming out september 13th but you can preorder it right now. >> we'll talk more about the special series. we thank tyra banks for being here. go on our website. we'll link you up to all you need to know. coming up next -- >> i go to give a thank you. flash point academy, did the book cover. you know they're going to work it. flash point. >> all right. thank you. >>> we have more coming up. >>> some women might tell you they can never have enough makeup. i'm one of them. different color, different brands n. fact, we met another woman who admits her c clection is out of control. so we sent abc's abbie boudreau and an expert organizer to her home to see if we could give this makeup hoarder a little help. ♪ countless lipsticks. >> pretty color. >> it's pretty, right? >> reporter: rows upon rows of eye shadows. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: no, this is not a department store. it's where jennifer puts on her makeup every day at home. she

>> that's the question, robin roberts. you're always asking the best ones. >> is it real? selling the photo, this is brutus and very much real. i can't believe it. >> i don't buy it. >> if that's actually real that seems like 35 feet long. i mean, that's the head essentially. look where it is relative to the people next to it. they are -- or they're the calmest tourists i've ever seen. >> that's true. >> i'm not in that photo. >> you would be a good private eye because seeing that. >> if that's real i don't want to say what i'm thinking. >>> let's get over to the hot news heat index. turn it over to lara. what's cool and what's not? >> right to it. we start in pop news with a very buzzy story. no pun intended. all right. there is new research on food. the next time you eat an entire bag of chips, it may not be totally your fault. research showing that fatty foods trigger marijuana like chemicals in other bodies that make it difficult to stop eating that food. member the old potato chip slogan, bet you can't eat just one, now we know why. all right. let's move on. yikes, a

i want you to listen to abc's robin roberts. >> i'm so sorry. i turned my head.asts. no, you don't have to be sorry. i say stop. i don't want to lose my job. stop, stop this, stop this. he won't stop nothing. he keep pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, back to the hallway, pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> what do you want? >> i want justice. i want him to go to jail. i want him to know you cannot use your power when you do something like this. >> and now we are reading detail after detail from diallo herself in that "newsweek" magazine cover story. it's out on the news stands. can you find it just as i did this morning. john solomon sat in on the three-hour interview and co-wrote the piece in the magazine. john, great to have you on. i want to start with why she's talking. it's so rare. as you and i know working a journalism team that you ever hear from an alleged victim. were you pursuing her? duties a call from her attorney out of the blue saying, hey, she wants to talk? how did this go down? >> yeah, you're right. it would be lik

he surprised her naked and gave more details in an exclusive interview with abc news' robin roberts. come to me and say, no, you don't have to be sorry. i say, i don't want to lose my job, but he keep pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, keep pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> reporter: she says she was forced to perform oral sex, and strauss khan left quickly after that. she was shaken and scared, she says, hid in the hallway, then cleaned the room before telling supervisors and police she'd been attacked. his defense be accuses lawyers of violating fundamental rules of professional conduct saying, quote, the number of rallies, press conferences and media events they have orchestrated is exceeded only by the number of lies and misstatements she has made to law enforcement, friends, medical professionals and reporters. it's time for this unseemly circus to stop. strauss khan pleaded not guilty to the assault. his attorneys say the sex was consensual. they're due back in court one week from today. jenna: we'll continue following the story, rick. thank you v

she says he surprised her, naked, and gave more details in an exclusive interview with abc's robin robertstuesday night. >> i was like, i'm so sorry. he turned -- i turned my head. he come to me and cupped my breasts, no, you don't have to be sorry. i said, i don't want to lose my job. it's like stop this, stop this. but he, he keep pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, back to the hallway, keep pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> reporter: she say she was forced to perform oral sex, and strauss-kahn left quickly after. she hid in the hallway shaken and scared, then went back to the room to clean briefly before telling supervisors and police she'd been attacked. defense lawyers are shredding her story, they say the sex was consensual, and they're chi z lawyer -- accusing lawyers of, quote, the first accuser in history to conduct a media campaign to persuade a prosecutor to pursue charges against a person from whom she wants money. the lawyers say it's time for this, quote, unseemly circus to stop, but it's not over yet, martha. they're due back in court one week f

let's give it up to our colleague, robin roberts, who after a wonderful career at southeastern louisiana. >> she'll be going in the women's basketballllall of fame. how does it feel? how does it feel. hall of fame. at resonates. that really means a lot. >> i joke around about a lot of things. i'm truly honored and flattered and just really thrilled. my teammates are giving me a hard time. but, no it's -- >> were you like a three-pointer? >> any time i was opened. >> also for my contributions as an broadcaster as well. >> we got all of these kids. hi, guys. >> get to sam? >>> we're going to go to elisabeth leamy now. "show me the money" time. el circumstance down in washington. two big strategies to try to save you some money. >> reporter: george, we got one strategy for when you're using your appliances and another one when you're not using them. that's right. so called vampire appliances that suck up energy even when they're turned off. we found this $25 device called kilowatt that can help you find the worst one. plug this into the wall, plug the testimony that you want to test into th

. >>> and we have some good news about our colleague, "good morning america" anchor robibin roberts. robin late today that she'll be inducted into the women's basketball hall of fame in knoxville. for her contributions both playing and broadcasting the sport. long before "gma," robin was a star player for southeastern louisiana university. went on to cover sports for espn sports. she told me that this is a true honor. then she added i might have to call her a hall of famer, her trademark humor. congrats, robin. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast tonight -- what happened after our person of the week last night, that boy and baseball, none of us knew what we would learn today. an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. ann] and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. ♪ cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications, and ask if you're healthy enough for s

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. >> diallo, of course, speaking to abc's robin roberts and said she did not know who strauss-kahn wasthe time of the alleged assault, but once she found out she said she feared for her life. >> i was watching in the news and then they say he's going to be the next president of france. and i say, oh, my god. i was crying. i said, they're going to kill me. i said they're going to kill me. i'm going to die. >> interesting, certainly brings a different dimension to the story, of course, now that we've seen her, heard from her. the question is, will the court of public opinion work? >> his lawyers are saying this is just another staged event. >> that's right. the back and forth on this is pretty interesting. they say she is the first accuser in history to wage media campaign like this in the middle of a criminal case and she's out for money. diallo's lawyer counters saying this is the first time he's heard of a rape victim being called a prostitute, a hooker and a con artist by the mainstream media. he calls it damaging, false information, that he says he strongly believes was leaked by th