her name, robin roberts.ou know that, her book, "everybody's got something" that's what her momma told her. she makes all of us prod on "gma" robin roberts, good to have you on here. >> any time. >> that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. as always, keep the faith. >> uh-huh. ♪ >> announcer: for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> i'm tavis smiley, join me next time for a conversation with fathers and sons with comic legend, carl reiner and director rob reiner. that's next time. we'll see you then. ♪ >> announcer: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: "imagemakers" is made possible by the members of kqed.

. >> sam got lots of hugs on his way to the stage including one from our own robin roberts there, who received the same courage award last year. she'll have more on last night's ceremony later on "good morning america." >> i look forward to that. robin always looks good no matter where she is. >> she did look good last night. as always. >>> well, coming up, "forbes" is out with its list of the most valuable sports teams, and the top three aren't even american. >>> plus, cars and homes riddled with bullets in a deadly chase that started as a bank robbery. the overnight developments just coming in. >>> and stuck at sea. passengers are plucked off a casino boat that ran aground. hear what they're saying this morning following the rescue. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... >>> general motors executives will be back on capitol hill in the hot seat today. a senate panel

. >> sam got lots of hugs on his way to the stage including one from our own robin roberts who ef haved the same courage award last year. she'll have more on last night's ceremony later on "good morning america." >>> look forward to that. robin always looks good. >>> coming up, "forbes" is out with its most valuable sports team. the top three aren't even american. >> a deadly chase that started as a bank robbery. >>> stuck at sea. passengers are plucked off a casino boat that ran aground. hear what they're saying this morning following the rescue. >>> general motors executives will be back on capitol hill in the hot seat today. a senate panel wants to know how the automaker kept a deadly defect hidden for years. the problem occurs when a heavy key ring hits the faulty ignition switch so gm has full page ads in all major newspapers today telling customers to use just a single key. >>> meanwhile, bmw is recalling some of its most popular models. three sedans made between 2000 and 2006. their air bags could explode in some circumstances and involves 1.6 million cars worldwide. but a third

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is this a young helen mirren or jennifer lawrence and is this robin roberts or halle berry.my way of currying favor with robin roberts pretty much forever. >> this is why we don't mention things in the first -- >> plenty of time to come back. >> thank you, everybody. >>> dan, savor that. do some news. >>> good morning. we'll start with that shooting rampage near houston overnight. six people including very sadly four children killed in their home in a quiet upscale neighborhood. he surrendered. the girl managed to call 911 heroically. they call it a domestic dispute and ron haskell may have been upset about his broken marriage. the victims appear to be related to his wife who was out of the state at the time. >>> also breaking overnight tensions rapidly escalating in the middle east as israel intensifies air strikes on gaza. at least 76 palestinians have been reported killed. 20 of them today including three militants and several women and children. israeli officials say hamas continues to fire rocks at israel at a rate of one every ten minutes. >>> get ready to save cash at

it was robin roberts' idea. >> yeah, you and 50 hanging out. like to see that. >> we're going to turn to the u.s. marine locked in a mexican jail for more than three months finally had his day in court facing the charge he brought guns into mexico illegally and abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: this morning u.s. marine reservist andrew tahmooressi is back in a mexican jail. the 25-year-old ordered by a judge overnight to remain in custody on gun charges near tijuana where he's been locked up 102 days. >> it's been a grueling nine hours. >> reporter: the evidentiary hearing lasted more than eight hours and was tahmooressi's first chance to plead his case in court. the california native seen arriving at the courthouse under heavy guard was arrested march 31st after he says he got lost and crossed the mexican border with three firearms in his pickup truck. >> i crossed the border by accident and i have three guns in my truck and they're trying to possess -- they're trying to take my guns from me. >> so you're in mexico. >> yeah. >> the

. >> robin roberts is there. and she's going to have live coverage.white jumpsuit. look at her. she always looks incredible. >> she won an espy last year. the arthur ashe courage award. >> and she's going to have lots of live reports on "gma." stick around for that. we'll be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm devin dwyer. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." israel and gaza have agreed to a temporary cease-fire. the lull was to allow palestinians restock food and water. we are live in the middle east coming up. >>> hundreds of homes in eastern washington are threatened by wildfires fueling dangerous conditions for 20 counties. weather conditions are perfect for wildfires, hot, dry and windy. >>> a lawyer for bowe bergdahl says the former p.o.w. is grateful to president obama for saving his life. and the lawyer says no one should jump to conclusions about bergdahl until all of the facts are revealed. >>> and a florida man is keeping on with his v

. >> at 7:00 a.m., robin roberts looks at the best moment the awards. >> robin last year courage awardinner so i am sure she has special thoughts. >> great on go through all of that. >> being yourself is never easy. >> are wearing red i notice. >> 49ers ribbon cutting. red and gold. >> red and gold. >> red and gold. we have the weather, as well, because it will be nice, mild temperatures and we wake up to drizzle along the coast and here is a look to the embarcadero and we have a breeze with flags growing in a western direction at this hour. it is going to be breezy, a southern breeze and well humid through the day but now we have gusts up to 32 miles per hour in fairfield and ten miles per hour in concord and oakland is 14 blimp and calm at fog and three miles per hour at san carlos and calm elsewhere. we will see the breeze kicking in. we do have fog and low clouds that will continue to develop over the morning hours bringing us drizzle but it will be lets human. board is warmer this morning than yesterday and 52 degrees in concord and lafayette and walnut creek and pittsburg and dub

i am going to build the confidence with that robin roberts, has a pretty good start. he is averaging 12 points and seven and a half rebounds. he's doing it playing 25 minutes a game. >> i think that i sit well. the coaches believe in me. i get to do a lot of things on the court. so it's all about being comfortable when you are on the court. i am soaking it all in. >> still to come lebron james and the cavs might be safety goggles? this breakfast burrito is exploding with flavor. i think you're getting a little carried away. morning, guys. dunkin's southwest steak breakfast burrito, with steak and fire-roasted vegetables, is packed with flavor. hurry in today. plans. equal housing lender. subject to credit approval. >>> the sixers have the salary capito sign him. james is considering them as an option. there was a lot of bad blood when lebron left cleveland for miami three years ago. >> the sole and action are hosting the predators. tiger jones wins, and they will certainly take it. before the sole game the team own the wounded warrior football team, the money raised h

. >> sam got lots of hugs on his way to the stage, including one from our own robin roberts, there, who received the same courage award last year. robin roberts will have more on last night's ceremonies later on "good morning america." >>> and here's a look at your weather. north texas will be the trouble spot, with severe thunderstorms and heavy rain. the downpours will extend into new mexico and colorado. cooler than usual in the northeast. >> and phoenix will be the hot spot today. close to 110 there. 90s in billings, montana, salt lake city and albuquerque. and only in the mid-70s in los angeles. >>> now, to a competition where playing dirty is the only way you can go. >> the mud marathon in the netherlands. dozens of competitors race through muddy waters, making their way across ditches and rivers by swimming, running and rafting. >> the dirtier the better. but after the race, runners are treated to a shower. there were lots of medals and beer to go around. good for them. i have run a couple of marathons. 26.2 miles. >> wow. >> i can't imagine doing it -- >> in the mud, right? >> i

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. >> join me next time for a conversation with robin roberts about her new memory "everybody's got somethingannouncer: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. er >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with rondermer, israel's ambassador to the united states. >> the hope is after this rounl, that hamas will be deterred from taking action both because we have degraded its capability, and also because we damaged its intention of attacking us knowing that they're not going to get away with attacking us with impunity, that they will pay a heavy price. and the additional hope is that right now maybe because of the change of government in egypt that we might be able to put in place mechanisms that will take it exceedingly difficult for hamas to rearm and to rebuild its arsenal in gaza f that happens will you have sustained quiet for a much longer time period krz we continue with sabrina tavernise "the new york times" correspondent in ukraine. >> you felt like these people were so close to being alive, you know, that these people had, you know, you saw their lit

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robin roberts is there and she'll be reporting in first thing in the morning on "good >>> a bank robber developments and a deadly shootout in stockton >> california drought enforcement. neighbor versus neighbor the biggest water waster may be our number one provider. >> a bomb shell on the california death penalty. a judge is ruling capitol punishment here no longer does good. >> a crucial decision expected on the fate of the a's and their future for next ten years at the coliseum. >> and live from sky 7 hd tonight, aftermath of a deadly shootout that left a bank robber and hostage dead. >> this happened in north stockton this afternoon. a robbery of a bank of the west branch. the ordeal ended around 3:30, not far from wagner heights road. now, at this time, we know there is one person dead in the vehicle, let's get to allen wong, live on scene. allen? >> this is where it ended let me show you the scene behind me. we're told those patrolmen, and women, fired at the suspect vehicle, which is just beyond the police command center. there were bullets fired and now, we believe there are two

. >>> robin roberts takes us e oked beautiful as always.pis, >> we' allamiar with getting s tkete y theg ticket if you travel the platt bridge. you used to travel 45 miles per hour yesterday, they changed the speeds to 35 miles per hour. watch it as you travel on the platt bridge. a bad crash in chester county on turnpike blocking the roadway. >> reporter: trains they are looking good on time this morning. >> reporter: satellite and radar showing us the clouds that were covering south jersey and delaware trying to push off the coastline. if you're waking up at the beach. it's cloudy, the rest of us seeing sunshine.9:00 a.m., 73 w. noon, 79, so still a touch cool. we're on the dry side all day today. no problems with the weather. bright sunshine. 3:00 p.m., 83 degrees, below average and low humidity, feeling nice. 6:00 p.m., 81. if you're flying out of the town, all along the east coast, the front is off theoastline. no delays right now. if you'relying out to the southwestern par the states we have heavy storms. >> it's about a good year for danica mckellen. she is engaged, she confirmed

. >>> coming up at 7:00 a.m., robin roberts looks at the best moments offed we awards. >>> the motheris speaking publicly for the first time after he died 6 alcohol and drug overdose in a hotel in july. his mother is still deeply hurting and in an interview on "good morning america" she says she just recently started to accept the death. only the last few days truly accepting. the loss is horrendous. until three day ago i could not look at a picture of my son. >> his mother shares never-before-seen photos and has a message for other parents whose children are dealing with drug abuse. we will hear more from the interview coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> civil rights activities are turning up the heat on twitter to release ethnic breakdown of workers. jesse jackson moves to have people tweet out requests for the breakdown and are signing a petition. google is working to bring more diversity after revealed the remain lowees majority white and male. >> trading is underway on wall street and we will look at the big board with the dow off 21 points to 17117. >>> now the weat

. >>> look on that is, robin roberts last year's courage award winner was there and she is going to take a special look at the best moments from the awards at 7:00 after our news. >>> here is leyla gulen. >> we have weather and traffic. we will look at the kgo roof camera with fog visible at the tip of the pyramid but mostly the patchy fog and direction oh along the coast high clouds today but as the morning wears on the clouds will continue. we have an upper southern breeze that pushing the trough of low pressure from the pacific and that will push the moisture out and you may notice it is less humid today than yesterday and the day before that. we also have our higher temperatures on the way through the week end and into next week, as well, and the ridge of high pressure is coming in over the desert and will drop off in the bay area bringing us triple digits by wednesday. our highs today around the bay area in the upper 70's and to the lower 80's, as well, along the peninsula in the mid-to-upper 70's and low 60's along the coast still willing mostly cloudy for the coastal communities a

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you have amazing folks coming like steve harvey, robin roberts, alicia keys will be talking about aids's so much bigger than just music. you have politicians that have come. barack obama has come in the past and spoke. it's bigger than just music. >> it is. we said the 20th anniversary. i was stunned by the numbers. i did not realize, and i've been there several times, the size of this being the largest festival of his kind in the united states. >> it's six times bigger than coachella. >> you hear so much about coachella, south by southwest. >> it brings in so much money for new orleans. $231 million it brought in last year. that's huge for the state of louisiana and new orleans. >> and essence was loyal to new orleans after katrina and made sure they kept a presence there. >> they went to houston and then back to new orleans. it's a beautiful city. you can walk around. get to most locations walking and rich cultural history. >> it's my second home, a place i love very much. we'll all be there. msnbc is your home for complete coverage of the essence festival. our growing hope campaign

for the past two years, good morning american, his principal job, and robin roberts have beat the "today" show almost every week for the past two years. so they don't want to lose this guy. so i suspect that george wanted to have the david muir slot, with all the trimmings, they didn't give him that. instead he got this title and the first crack at all the breaks news. >> you mentioned personal rivalry between barbara walters and diane sawyer. now we see both of them stepping aside, barbara walters officially retiring, though she recently came back with that interview of the father of the santa barbara shooter, and diane sawyer, we don't know exactly what she'll be doing. what about the new leadership at abc, the new news president, james goldsen, and the new head of the division, are these guys who come in and aren't as willing to -- or as interested in protecting the status quo? >> you can't protect the status quo. you can't protect anything in this business. you have to be future forward and you have to sort of what are we going to be doing five years from now? and horrid how are we g

[laughter] >> you cannot fool robin roberts. >> reporter: i'm new to this country, guys i apologize.o much dan. >> i was born in detroit so i guess it's okay. >> trying to get the dearborn forecast together. keep working on that. i'm going talk about the regional rails here in philadelphia. problems this morning chestnut hill east line not running after the storms last night. chestnut hill west is running. you could possibly use that as an alternate. and the 101 trolley is not running between scenic road and media but do not fear they have the buses up and running for you instead. in upper merion there's a crash along henderson road as the hanson access road. in chester county kind of heavy on 30 eastbound from 340 to 113. david, dearborn -- >> what did he say? i'm new to this country, he's funny. temperatures in the 60's north and west of philadelphia, 67 pottstown, same in saint davids. closer you get to philadelphia the better chance you have of being up into the low 70's and in south jersey it's a lot of low 70's across-the-board. same thing in delaware. hockessin up to 75 degree

it's a story when hoda and kathy go, we're not wearing makeup or when robin roberts took her wig off. there was a huge amount of emphasis put on looks. i don't necessarily think it's a horrible thing but it's definitely trying. >> let me go back to what you've heard about feedback wise. can you tell me what that's been like in a newsroom in the past? >> sure. how much time do you have? i remember even when i was younger, i was 22 when i was an anchor at the coveted nbc affiliate in eerie, pennsylvania, which was a great news town. they wanted me he to look older. i had shoulder pads out here and my hair was poofed out. i show pictures for fun. that is not you. but there was -- for me the problem was they felt because i was so young even though they knew i was smart and i knew what i was talking about that i appeared to be too young. >> when you were at fox news was there more of a focus on your looks than there was at other places? >> yeah. one of my favorite quotes ever. i can't -- i just realized i can't say it. the joke was we should all buy stock in mac lip gloss because we go thr

. >> host: just three minutes of robin roberts so? >> guest: three minutes with public radio could sell a book. three minutes with any book is three minutes that we treasure. >> host: dot all offers are as coveted interviews as hillary clinton would be. how do you promote in mid-list author? >> guest: it depends what the book is and where the focus is. we have a feel for who we think the readers might be. sometimes there's different readers for a book that we might begin with a review campaign would target certain regional radio if the book covers a certain part of the country that we think there's going to be special-interest. it's difficult to talk in the abstract because for each of the books we try to build a specific campaign and unique as we can. there are certain things that are fundamental. every book will be sent to "the new york times" for consideration for instance and every book will be sent to the trade publications like publishers weekly further review so booksellers are aware. .. 's >> >> the focus of publicity is more

we talked to stuart and the woman who inspired him, "gma's" robin roberts. >> two of my favorite peoplers. what does it mean being here tonight and what's going to happento

. >> speaking of robin roberts, can we get a shot of robin's shoes.leek gladiator. i just want to say for the record if she wasn't wearing those shoes, she'd be my height. she would, for sure. >>> moving on now, big announcement about a fund-raiser we all love so much. and i know you do love, as well. stand up to cancer is returning to prime time with a live one-hour fund-raiser on friday, september 5th airing on abc and all the major networks. they have helped raise more than $260 million for cancer. >> amazing. >> that's a lot of money in a short amount of time been able to do that. really making a difference and lara, she's standing up for that too and has a special guest inside. >> i sure do. leah remini is back and busier than ever. she is starring in "the exes" and now opening up her home in a brand-new reality show called "leah remini: it's all relative" and her whole family is involved. leah's husband, her daughter, even her mom. here's a sneak peek. >> angelo, your wife has snapped. >> are you kidding me? >> stopping your 65-year-old mother f

thank you, robin roberts. >> anybody?ive me a hot one. big money. big money. >> it's a hot one. >> you did? you're a hot one. that's all i got today in "pop news." still nothing. >> i got a hot one. >> all right. >> this is actually legitimately hot. >> i think so. >> i was thinking something else would happen when you got the hot one but apparently nothing. >> steam is not coming out of me. >> i'm cajun. >> she's the wrong one to ask. >> hey, can't win them all, everybody. happy friday. we're going to go out to ginger for a little look at the weather. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. i want to tell you a quick little story. this is nancy. this is jenny. celebrating her 50th birthday and i met them in central park yesterday in the bright shirts and they said, ginger, ginger. i said, do you love keith urban? who loves keith urban? they did. so they're here and we're all here. so excited. let's give you a forecast that's just beautiful from this morning to the delicious weather of this weekend all throughout the northeast. her

robin, our own robin roberts is a driving force behind it along with co-executive producer jane rosenthald get to meet the mother of jason mcelwain, the high school basketball player with autism who inspired us so many when he scored an epic 20 points in a game. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> i watched the first basket that he missed and i thought, oh, my god. what am i going to do? then the second basket, he made it. [ cheers and applause ] >> they went crazy with each shot. with every moment the sound in the room got louder and louder and louder. [ cheers and applause ] you could feel it almost. the moment was pure and it was awesome for him. >> for more you can head to espnw.com and catch a new short film each day this week and all of the "nine for ix" shorts will be airing back-to-back in a two-hour block on saturday august 2nd at 2:30 on espn. >>> amy, i see you got a couple of stars. i told the girls i would say, dane, they want to say hello. >> ah, yes. >> let me introduce. dane and aubrey, they both star in the new film "life after beth" about a young couple who finds out

to emerge in the town of borden a school rocked by grief graduates of men kemah college robin hamill rick robert young vines it failed and his sister fred a reek were about to start the next chapter of their lives while two of the three students from this school that sadly perished on a mate's seventeen were in fact siblings a brother and a sister who were flying out to kuala lumpur with their grandparents who had gifted them a holiday to southeast asia for graduating from this school just several days ago everybody is together there's lots of crying everybody supporting one another you don't see something like this coming i knew he was going on holiday to malaysia but you never expect something like this to happen instead of enjoying the first days of their summer holiday pupils and teachers are grieving it's unbelievable seeing something on the news is one thing but when it's about your own school it hits you i still don't understand it we're shell shocked the loss is terrible we've opened up the school so that the kids can come in and mourn together and so that the students that needs extra h

. >> jewel thieves in the baltimore area, robert antoin wetters and robin tracey nelson swiping $100,000 worth of rings from art son's al cove back in may. now, police say, wetters and nelson pulled this same stunt at the baltimore store. they are also want in the south carolina, michigan, ohio, and pennsylvania. >>> the son after woman found dead inside a feltonville basement freezer has turned himself into police. william charged with abuse after corpse, his 83 year old mother found in a freezer on north lee street tuesday. but what happened is still under investigation. family members say he put his mother's body in a freezer after she died following a fall. >> front of laudromat in kensington looked like war zone when big sign comes crashing down onto some park cars. this all happened on the 2100 block of east allegheny avenue yesterday afternoon. couple of customers were inside the store at the time. no one was hurt. l & i says recent heavy rain could be partially to blame for the collapse. >> there is much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> including apology from the

police say this is video of robert antoin wetters and robin tracey nelson, swiping $100,000 worth oft son's al kobak in may, again, this is in cape may. the suspects distract the store employees, they grab the gullery the pair also wanted for jewelry heist in south carolina, michigan, ohio and pennsylvania. >>> will he spend the night in jail. now speaking out. still ahead. we'll tell you what flyers star claude giroux is saying about that unusual arrest. >> semi finals today in the world cup, fortune telling turtle is predicting the winner. >> naturally. >> a turtle. >> how else would you predict it? >> too shea away. we'll be back. >> we will be tracking wet weather, making for some very interesting camera views. we start to see the clouds viewment look at this. this is a view of atlantic is he city. i'm telling you, i don't think i've ever seen anything like. >> this watching this in hd, maybe see it better, but top portion of your screen, there is ever so little bit after sliver of sunshine, it is really creepy looking right now, but we've got that sort of purple continuing to th

this is video of robert antoine weathers and robin tracy nelson swiping $100,000 worth of rings fromisan's out cove back in may. suspects distracted store employees then grabbed that jewelry. police say weathers and nelson pulled that same trick at the baltimore store. they're also wanted for jewelry heists in south carolina, michigan, ohio and pennsylvania. >> new information out of feltonville tonight a woman was found dead inside of a basement freezer. her son has now been charged with abuse of a corporation. this is our first look at william, he surrendered to police today. his 83 year old mother andrea was found in that freezer on north lee street on tuesday. but what happened to her is still under investigation. family members say that he toll them he put his mother's body in the freezer after she died following a fall. >>> the front of a laundromat in kensington looked like a war zone this afternoon. after a big sign crashed down on some parked cars. this happened in the 2100 block of east allegheny avenue just after 2:00 o'clock today. a couple of customers were inside that s

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