tomorrow on good morning america, robin roberts sits down america, robin roberts sits down one-on-one with projected number ♪ ♪ america, robin roberts sits down one-on-one with projected number ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. . >>> that thing is huge! >> that's not what they caught but what they caught sight of that thrilled fishermen in new jersey. a shark came just feet away from these guys. the great white ate a bag of fish bait and swam away. they had fun. close but not too close, i guess. >> we're going to need a bigger boat! did you see the teeth on that thing? >> that was a big deal. >> the as game. they hit six are we t

. >> now robin roberts with the exclusive interview, with a fighter beating all the odds with her unbreakable spirit. >>> plus, inside the handmaid's tale. the cultural phenomenon sparking conversations about oppression of women. >> i just want to be with my daughter. >> on and off the stage. we're behind the scenes with the stars of the provocative hit show. >>> and, sweet talk. the viral fair-son duo is back and now hashing it out over breakfast. >> really? >>> but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. 17-year-old paige winter never stopped fighting when a shark attacked her earlier this month. the brave teen now inspiring many with her spirit and her story. here's abc's robin roberts with the exclusive interview. >> i was like, dad, please help me. >> reporter: a vicious and almost deadly encounter. >> is she awake and breathing? >> if she is, she's barely. she's in bad shape. i mean her leg is almost gone. >> i kept saying i got you. there was a lot of blood lost. >> reporter: and an incredible survivor, beating all the odds. >> i did not think i was going t

she sat down with our robin roberts to discuss her injuries and the moment her dad came to the rescuem the beginning, nothing is going to be the same ever again. >> reporter: paige winter's injuries are still visible. the 17-year-old now has casts on both hands after losing two fingers and what remains of her left leg is bandaged. >> like a dog they get a rope and you grab the other end of the rope, and they start going like this with their whole body. that's what was happening to me for a minute, so i was like, oh, okay, cool. >> reporter: paige tells abc's robin roberts in an exclusive interview at first she thought a family member was playing a joke by grabbing her leg and pulling her underwater but she quickly realized it was a shark and she desperately tried to pry its jaw open. >> you never lost consciousness. paige? >> my body went into shock so i couldn't really feel anything. i just knew it was bad. >> reporter: paige says she yelled to her father charlie. he jumped into the water and punched the shark freeing her. >> you her met anybody squared up with a shark? meet my dad.

organizers of the nba awards say not only is robin roberts an accomplished journalist, she should be recognized for her courage in her battle with breast cancer in 2007, you can catch her here on abc7 each weekday at 7:00 a.m. after abc7 mornings. >> raptors fans created their own judgment -- their own jurasic park. they hosted a raptors watch a party at the table top taouse. the bay area to share in the reds raptors fans packed team. the bar to watch their team take a win off the warriors in oakland and there were warriors fans that were hoping that the team will play better friday. >> this is the only place to watch the game, game 4 is friday in oakland and larry will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi balk and abc7abc7 news deon lind. >> we will have the dubs on 7 pregame show. and game four of the nba finals, not three, game four, is at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >> let's move on, here at abc7 news, we are working to build a better bay area and tonight in the south bay. resident s met to come up to solutions of the loud freight t

our robin roberts going one on one with the next hotshot. >> lebron, shaq, zion. going by first name only, don't even need a second name. >>> and record race. she's more than 100 but still making making a daring dash. but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. you've probably seen them on your instagram feed. maybe you've taken one yourself. people posing with exotic wildlife. tonight a national geographic investigation shows those pictures come with a price. here's my "nightline" co-anchor, juju chang. >> reporter: they're some of the most coveted experiences in travel. >> rightiding an elephant is bi people's bucket list, watching elephant performances. >> reporter: moments designed to soothe the soul and garner a selfie. but the treatment of some of these animals behind the scenes can be alarming, like mena, the elephant. >> there was a chain around her leg that had spikes to it. >> reporter: chained to a pole with spikes sticking into her skin. >> she also had a spike chained around her ankle since we last left her. >> reporter

robin roberts has an exclusive interview with the 18-year-old. >> i'm robin roberts in new york. i went one-on-one with the biggest name in basketball, projected number one pick in the nba draft, zion williamson. he is an abc exclusive. you're about to see a "gma first look." >> hours away from the nba draft, everyone is saying with the first pick the new orleans pelicans are going to say your name. what goes through your mind when you think about that, number one pick? >> it's crazy honestly, showing that my hard work is paying off. i just want to get drafted period. >> let's see, number one picks, lebron, shaq, zion. going by first name only. don't even need a second name. those are some big shoes to fill. ready? >> not looking to fill those. looking to be the best zion i can be. >> he is a beast. you can see much more of my exclusive interview with zion coming up on gma. >>> a south bay high school football coach is being honored with a major award. >> rob mendez will be receiving the jimmy v. award for perseverance at the 2019 espys. he was born with a rare disorder that caus

and after those three attacks in north carolina, tonight, one of those survivors with robin roberts.ere's abc's gio benitez. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the video is heart-stopping. fishermen off the coast of manasquan, new jersey, capturing a great white shark swimming near their boat. as they lower a bag of bait, the massive shark lunges for it. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: here you can clearly see its powerful teeth. >> once in a lifetime, man. >> reporter: down in north carolina, three attacks in just the last two weeks, including 17-year-old paige winter, who was swimming in waist-high water. >> and then i got pulled underwater. and sometimes you go to the beach with your family and they, like, grab your leg underwater as a joke. and i was like, ha, ha, ha, this is really funny. ow. >> reporter: but it was a shark. paige, who lost her leg and some of her fingers, speaking exclusively with our robin roberts. >> what has been the most difficult time? >> not really able to do all the things that i used to do. not having a leg. i'm going to be okay. i'm going to do all that stuff aga

abc's robin roberts sat down with williamson in his first exclusive one-on-one interview. >> reporter years old, zion williamson is being called the future of basketball. after an explosive freshman year at duke university, he declared for the nba draft in an emotional instagram post this april. >> i will pursue my next dream and declare for the 2019 nba draft. >> reporter: he's widely expected to be the number one pick at the nba draft. >> how high can you go? >> everyone is saying with the first pick, the new orleans pelicans are going to say your name. what goes through your mind when you think about that? number one pick. >> i never saw myself as even being a top three, top four pick. for people to think that i can go one, it means a lot to me. the hard work is paying off. i just want to get drafted, period. >> number one picks, lebron, shaq, zion. going by first name only. don't even need a second name. i mean, those are some big shoes to fill. are you ready? >> those are big shoes to fill. but i'm not looking to fill those, i'm looking to just be the best zion i can be. >> i kno

and for our own robin roberts.o died of cancer in 2016. >> it is with tremendous pride that we present this year's sager strong award to the undefeated robin roberts. [ applause ] >> now, the only time that i am at a loss for words when it comes to craig, his wardrobe. i cannot wait to wear this on the air. if this doesn't wake you up in the morning, i don't know what will. although the outcome for craig was not what we hoped for, what not what we prayed for, his journey, his valiant fight was every bit as powerful and meaningful to all of us who fight on in his memory. >> reporter: this year's host shaquille o'neal says he couldn't be more proud. >> she's never given up and every time she comes back she comes back younger looking. >> reporter: we caught up with robin backstage. >> i don't take awards lightly. let me just say that. i honestly don't. they all have their own significance and meaning and i'm a little girl who grew up in mississippi and my mom and dad are -- sorry. they just wanted their children to be

there's a robin roberts statue? >> you have a statue? >> that is sweet. >> oh, so sweet. >> aww. >> whoo-hoo! >> still got it! >> he brought the heat. i have got a nak samesake i got live up to. >> perfect. >> all right. >> thank you. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> let's go! let's go! >> don't be short. we've got a better chance of jumping up and catching it. >> high is better. >> are you kidding me? >> i'm nervous. >> not in the sport, they're like, come on, football player, show me what you got. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the hosts of "good morning america" throwing out the first ball, please welcome ginger zee, robin roberts and michael strahan. >> all right. guys. >> let's do this. >> one, two -- three! >> oh! >> yeah! >> all right! >> going to watch some baseball, oh, yeah. ♪ >> who wants a hot dog? >> you get a forecast. and you get peanuts. >> yeah, baseball is my passion. >> you want another hot dog? you look hungry. there you go. >> just the hot dog. >> oh, i learned a trick. the flick of the wrist. >> how long have yo

robin roberts presents. that's fancy. i like that. >> this is home.yal convoy seriously injuring an 83-year-old woman. we'll go back to stephanie ramos who is in london and has the latest with what the duke and duchess are saying this morning. stephanie, good morning again. >> reporter: david, good morning to you. we have heard from the palace and they are concerned by the incident, and they may even visit the injured woman if she's willing and able to receive royal visitors. overnight, reports of another royal road accident. a police motorbike leading the duke and duchess' motorcade, injuring an 83-year-old woman as she tried to cross the road on monday. someone who saw it all happen tells "the sun" newspaper his bike hit her, and she pun around off her feet and fell badly on the floor. police confirm to abc news they're investigating the incident adding that the 83-year-old identified as irene mayer is in the hospital with serious injuries, but her condition is stable. kensington palace released a statement this morning saying that the duke and duch

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but once robin roberts signed off on it, on national television, the rest was history.behind me, don't ever have to worry about how they're perceived just wearing their natural hair. and i hope being in my position, that i'm able to do the same for others out there. i imagine a reporter who is the only black woman at her station, or the only black reporter in her whole market who wants to wear her natural hair but is fearful for whatever reason. i hope she feels like, hey, she is on abc news with her natural hair, if she can do it, i can do it too. >> well done, janai. you know -- >> janai, we love you. >> i like to tease my little sister there, but we are so proud of her for really sharing a revealing testimony that i think is inspirational to so many people. >> absolutely. so striking too to hear janai, who is one of the most beautiful women that i know, that we know, say that she didn't feel accepted, she didn't feel like she met the standard of beauty. and i think, you know, all of us, you and me both, didn't grow up in a time where we were seen as part of that stan

. >>> all right, tomorrow on good morning america kevin durant's mother rhonda sits down with robin robertsor a one-on-one interview to talk about how h when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze >>> the runup to the radar's final season in oakland will be featured on an hbo show, hard knocks training camp with the oakland raiders. it's an all access look to what it takes to make it in the nfl. a 30 person crew will shoot nearly 2,000 hours of footage. >> always fun to watch especially when it's our local team. >> especially whe

happens, he'll be heading to the new orleans pelicans, and he spoke about his expectations with our robin robertsgoes through your mind when you think about that number one pick? >> it's crazy, honestly. i just want to get drafted, period. >> let's see, number one picks, lebron, shaq, zion. going by first name only. i mean, those are some big shoes to fill. are you ready? >> i'm not looking to fill those. i'm looking to just be the best zion i can be. >> looking to be the best zion he can be, and we're certainly expecting to see him go first. much more of robin's interview later on "good morning america." >> can't wait for that. >>> and a new move to improve safety for our major league baseball fans. the chicago white sox will become the first team to extend the protective netting at their ballpark to reach the foul poles. it comes three weeks after a girl was injured with a foul ball in houston. >>> meanwhile, a marathon game overnight. the twins finally got a clutch hit early this morning to beat the red sox, 4-3 in, get this, . the game took 5 hours and 45 minutes. if you stayed up to watch it

just this week, robin roberts asking him what that was like. >> what was that like being coached by yourhe hardest coach i ever had. we would be in the car ride after middle school games. my stepdad would be like, that was a great game. she would be like, you missed the pass, didn't shoot it. her being my biggest critic was the best thing for me. >> reporter: a grateful son. his hard work paying off. first at duke. >> look out. with the left hand. >> reporter: then last night, everyone thought he would be the number one pick. and he was. >> the new orleansse williamson >> reporter: though he knew it was coming, the moment was his first hug was for his mother. just 18, 6'7", 285 pounds. he's grateful for that first coach. >> my mom sacrificed a lot for me. i wouldn't be here without my mom. she did everything for me. i just want to thank her. >> reporter: his mother and his younger brother. >> she put her dreams aside for mine. >> to watch his hard work pay off, and to watch this, we're so happy for him. >> reporter: tears streaming down his face. zion, on this moment.was 4. and for it to

this afternoon, winter spoke exclusively with "good morning america's" robin roberts. >> you never lost consciousness, what kind of pain were you in, paige? >> my body went into shock. so i couldn't feel anything, i just knew it was bad. >> reporter: and david, incredibly, why we usually see about 19 shark attacking every yaoer here in the u.s., we've already hit that number so far this year. some experts say warmer waters are bringing sharks closer to shore and more people are flocking to the coast. david? >> all right, gio benitez, thank you. >>> and next tonight here, the supreme court making news tonight, not just for today's rulings, but how the justices sided today. the court upholding an exception to double jeopardy in this country, meaning you can be charged on the federal and state level. in another case, justice clarence thomas joining ginsburg and gorsuch rejecting virginia republicans appeal over alleged racial gerrymandering. and a temporary victory tonight to the owners of a bakery in oregon, reracing a rules against them for refusing to make a wedding cake for a same sex

at the height of this, robin roberts at abc interviewed him and she said beautiful, jesse.d for that? >> of course not. i believe she still has a job making 7 or 8 figures. she still has a job. all of the media personalities who bought into this still have jobs. they have been silent so far. it's astounding that journalists don't believe in being journalists anymore. they are activists. >> tucker: thank you. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez warned this planet only has 12 years left thanks to global warming. she may have given us more time than we have. an asteroid schedule to pass by the earth in 3 days, it's wider than a football field. if it hit the earth, if would explode with the effect of a nuclear bomb and obliterate an area bigger than new york city. but as fast as estimate there is only a 1 in 7,000 chance it could hit the earth. assuming their model is connect. good luck. enjoy yourself. we will be back tomorrow night. 8 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. sean hannity live from new york city. >> sean: i jus

he did high-profile interviews with robin roberts and worked up about these guys. >> oh, come on, this is about what greg said. >> it's about right and wrong. you don't makeup stuff. >> oh, come on! >> [overlapping talking]. >> the police chief ran in front of the bus with the mayor and said we know this and that. they should have waited. >> like mueller. >> he smeared the police and the brothers. now the city is out the money for the investigations that went forward. he got away with only paying $10,000. if he kept his mouth shut, his show might still be going on. all of the actors wanted it to continue but they could do not that. the brothers are having to sue him and smollett's lawyers because they can't make a living. there is a trail of destruction behind this guy. >> the brothers can come to "watters world," and there are to slots open. don't sell coke and etc.acy anymore and stay away from bad jokes. >> and tell the truth. >> more trouble for elizabeth warren as she is called out for faking a native-american ancestry. faking is a theme tonight. >> yes. >> yo

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. >> she lost her leg two weeks ago, and now she's opening up to abc's robin roberts. >> you said youf pain were you in, paige? >> my body went into shock so i couldn't feel anything, i just knew it was bad. >> you can see much more of robin's exclusive interview coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america," including how her father helped her survive the harrowing attack. >>> and then the $26 billion-merger is back on. >> cnn learned the justice department is including to approve the deal. >>> it has been two years since amazon took over whole foods already, and it looks like shoppers approve. the customer experience index shows whole foods increased. >>> mission pie in san francisco is closing. the restaurant and bakery will serve its last slices by september 1st. profits have dropped because of the rising cost of doing business and living here in the bay area. >>> taking a live look at the stock exchange, we are up 350 points. overnight futures were slightly lower as investigators prepare for the start of a federal reserve meeting today. >>> facebook is creating its own currency, it

in her road to recovery, here's abc's robin roberts. >> i am here at the biden medical center where i just wrapped up an interview with paige, and she 8's the 17-year-d that had to have her leg amputated after a shark. >> you said you never lost consciousness, you kind of knew what was going on and kind of in a fog when you were being brought back to shore? >> yeah, past that i was really aware considering what happened. i never lost consciousness. i tried to fall asleep in the helicopter, but i kopt. >> what kind of pain were you in? >> my body went into shock, so i couldn't feel anything, i just knew it was bad. >> this trauma center is incredible as well. you can see more of my interview with page coming up on "gma." >> apparently her father punched the shark for her to get away. >>> fast-food freebie. the giveaway happening at taco bell today. >>> what sent fans running at one celebration. >>> a live look outside right now, and we'll be right back. >>> this is a 7 on your side quick tip. when you are thinking about how to spend your money best, june is a good time for buying a ref

she told robin roberts about that. >> it is hurtful to see the anguish in his eyes. he felt, he looked like he felt somewhat dejected. i was thinking, don't do this. >> they feared he tore his achilles' which would require surgery and up to a year long recovery. she spoke to him a few minutes after he hurt himself. >> he said don't worry. >> durant had been out over a month from a calf injury. game five was his first time back on the court. some are speculating that he came back too soon. >> don't know. he felt that he was able to play. they said that he could play. so we still have to ana decision. that's kind of up in the air. >> he flew to new york for an mri while his team flew to oakland. the warriors face game six and fans are split on whether they can do this without him. >> i don't think he'll come back. if he doesn't come back, i don't think we have a chance to win. we really need him. >> yes, they can do it without kd. toronto will give them a run for it but they can do it. >> reporter: game six is a must win for the warriors. win or lose, it will be the la

that lady -- she's got a future, that robin roberts?s going somewhere. >> we'll say we knew her when. >>> the wait is almost over. one san francisco tartin will open a new -- i say the wait is over, but it's just beginning. because there's always a wait. >> be prepared. >>> hundreds forced to evacuate i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ >>> all right. let's take a look at your pride forecast for san francisco this weekend. temperatures close to average. average high 67. 65, 66 and 67 friday, saturday and sunday. looks like saturday will be our brightest day, but probably one of our breeziest also. >>> here's a nice story. new at 6:00 a.m., a family near sacramento is being credited with saving a fawn you see struggling there in a lake. it's folsom lake. you see kenny swimming up to that fawn. he was able to pull it onto his boat. he says he was flagged down by a boater after they rescued a different fawn. both fawns were reunited with their mother back on shore. >>> happening now, the search is under

this morning on "gma" goldman's father, fred, and sister kim are opening up live to robin roberts about everything from that moment in the courtroom -- >> we the jury in the above entitled action find orenthal simpson not guilty. >> reporter: to kim goldman's new mission, a podcast where she reinterviews the trial's most infamous players. >> did you ever talk to simpson after the murders? >> o.j. pulled me into the kitchen by myself and said you know i was here with you and i said, no, i dot.just kind of sh th ihink he reptehat thnsmit a.m. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. >>> and this is brand-new at 5:00 a.m. facebook introducing a new feature to increase blood dough facial donations when blood supplies are running low. it will be available across the country. today it is starting here in the bay area as well as chicago, new york city, baltimore, and washington, d.c. it's good timing because world blood donor day coming up this friday. back to you. >> thank you. target is recalling some kids' rain boots because the unicorn hone pose as choking hazard. hey, jessica. >> h

. >>> robin roberts was at oracle arena for game three and talked about what makes our team so special a dynasty. it's not just a team. it's not just a franchise. it's a dynasty. and you are right there with the bulls, the lakers, all the great -- the celtics -- all the great dynasties in the league. the fans. you are crazy. love it. >> good crazy. we were there during the lean years so now we are really celebrating the speech. >> i'm fair weather. >> roberts tweeted this out from halftime. she was recognized because she's getting an award later this month. well done and congratulations to her. >> it's fun to see her there. >> awesome. >>> up next the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> please follow us at abc 7 news bay area. you can see more great photos like this one. we appreciate msmith for sending this our way. >>> it's 6:55. ♪ ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at the disneyland resort compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this

and they're like, "yeah. [ applause ] "here's robin roberts. [ applause ] "yeah. jimmy: reallye >> yeah, man because if philly don't boo you, they don't care you knowgh [ lilaughter ] especially if you played on another team if they accept you that means you sucked as a playerah >> jimmy: ye >> and you didn't harm them. >> jimmy: yes. >> so they booed me then we did the show jon runyan came out. they brought out - j he gave me an eaglessey. >> jimmy: wow. >> it burned me when i touched it [ laughter ] it burned me but we threw out the first pitch. >> jimmy: how did yo ido >>as throwing heat downstairs when we were practicing just whack them like we're back in the day >> jimmy: yeah >> that's the thing. all three of us, myself, robin and ginger, we just kind of lobbed them up there >> jimmy: well, it's pressure because also you're an athlete so, i mean, you got -- i mean, i would never do that. all the baseball players, man. they come and they all stand on the edge of the dugout and then they all look at you, like, "yeah, football player, what you got?" [ laughter

. >> 17-year-old paige winter sat down exclusively with abc's robin roberts to share her amazing storyival. >> reporter: june 2nd was like any other day at the beach. >> we were all chilling. we were hanging out. we were making jokes. >> reporter: paige winter was swimming in the ocean laughing with her family and friends, just off the coast of north carolina, when the unthinkable happened. >> she's in bad shape. i mean, her leg is almost gone. >> how far away from shore were you? >> the deepest i got was like waist deep. and then i got pulled under water. sometimes you go to the beach with your family and they grab your leg under water as a joke. i was like, ha ha. really funny. ow. >> reporter: the terrifying realization. she was being attacked by a shark. its jaws clamping down on her, pulling her under. >> so then i like look up and i look around and i'm like, all of my family is still above the water right now. so then i start struggling and i'm like pushing with this foot away, and i like start feeling around, and i like feel it. >> reporter: the 17-year-old tries to fight it off

this afternoon winter spoke exclusively with "good morning america's" robin roberts. >> you never lost consciousness. what kind of pain were you in, page? >> my body went into shock, so i couldn't really feel anything. i just knew it was bad. >> reporter: incredibly, while we usually see about 19 shark attacks every year here in the u.s., we've already hit that number so far this year. some experts say warmer waters are bringing sharks closer to shore and more people are flocking to the coast. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to gio there. >>> coming up, remembering the life and times of the daughter of one of america's most prominent families. >> gloria vanderbilt, actress, artist, writer, fashion icon, special friend of "world news now." cleaning tough bathroom and kitchen messes with sprays and wipes can be a struggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops, i

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. >> karaoke, robin roberts. >> can we say how much fun it was to be in philadelphia?to philadelphia. >> we do say thank you. >>> you guys know june is one of the most popular months to get married. we're kicking off a brand-new series this morning, the i dos and i don'ts. things you need to know before tying the knot and this morning it's all about love and money. you'll hear from the couple in our cash confessional. you can do this at home. >> we'll see how you answer the questions we ask. >>> don't say calm down. only taylor swift can get away with that. >>> anyway, other news we're following this monday morning. a lot to get to starting with the millions, of course, bracing for new severe storms in the plains and northeast. this is 20 reported tornadoes spotted over the weekend and of courngeraslway trking it for us. hey, ginger. >> watching these, david and starting you out here with ellettsville, indiana. this is obviously something you don't want to mess with. the type of damage it did was not just take off roofs but some walls and this was one of five reported

robert: speaking of which, talk about your film. give us a quick overview. william: so "dress up like mrs. doubtfire" is a short documentary film to look back on robin williams' 1993 film, "mrs. doubtfire," to talk about the legacy that it is very first family friendly film to feature robert: probably not maybe seen as important unless it's in retrospect, right?a ma e people kind of got from this? william: i just feel like the time has changed and it also changed people's reading about those films happened before, because last year was the 25th anniversary of "mrs. doubtfire." so people usually go to that shooting location on steiner street to make a pilgrimage to robin williams and the movie. so even after 25 years, people still have a lot of memories about that film. so i also want to talk about, like, the film, how does it change the hollywood stereotype of drag characters or gay characters in a movie? so it has a lot of meaning for me and also for the community. robert: not to mention robin williams, a significant bay area figure. how about for you, what inspired you to kind of take that on as the topic? william: well, because i'm a big fan for

robert. plant one of the finish to confirm by unmeaning has put this league champions once again. did we just mention robin i'm a bit rate the 2 by and legends have left us later trying to say goodbye to robbery . last time. around one last time. i move. i. probably believe i involved in the farewell tobias. should thank you for everything thank you thank you smiling to you. do. not see. really appreciate you so much on the server. and those be one of you might be. iraq comes to an egg. in the appropriate high start with the league and cup double. together they've won pretty much everything would when you get club level 9 bundesliga titles and 5 d.s.p. cups that the body h m 5 respectively for robin plus the champions league saturday legends garnering the plaudits for good deeds done. with deadly jiro down the flanks you've enjoyed tremendous success over the past decade. the fans haven't forgotten that and their loyalty to these players has been exemplary like a difference i'm going to be reciprocated out of the club and all that stuff about the open of embody the buy and motto. we are who we are earning

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. >> reporter: but for robin and lewis phillips, it went one thing, their dad, robert. >> when you comection with your father? >> yes, very much so. he talked about it and it was very important to the work that he did. he's always been interested in archaeology. >> reporter: in 1958 robert phillips worked on a major restoration project commissioned by the british government to make the monument safer and help historians better understand what stonehenge was and why it was there. they drilled through the largest of the rocks, removing three stone cores. >> you can see one just there to about -- you see that one there? >> reporter: robert phillips was gifted one as a souvenir. the other two it's thought were discarded. >> that core sample that you guys brought back at that time back in the '50s, it was just a piece -- >> kind of waste material. >> waste material, yeah. it wasn't perceived to have that historical value? >> no. i think that the standards of the day were a bit different in conservation, were a bit different to what they are now. >> reporter: fast forward six decades. philips