turning the tables with robin roberts premieres next week. is about uplifting messages on grace, fulfillment and community. >> robin joined us on midday live to talk about the new season. >> i wanted to be like i invited these group of women to my home over the weekend and we are having a discussion because it is disney plus. it is tea and not wine. we are still in the tea. >> nonalcoholic wine. we have that here in napa. >> you know what, they get me to e stories about myself that i have not done before the new season of turning the tables with robin roberts premieres wednesday on disney plus. disney, the parent company of abc 7. >> s with everybody. we are back on storm watch at 6:30. it is all they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company t

jobina: we have updated it is robin roberts time. we will have to share this with miss ginger zee. or not. jobina: maybe she should not know. [laughter] robin is lovely. reggie: jobina and i had private time with her afterwards. we spoke about things we will not speak about, but i thought it was interesting to talk about weddings. she is getting married to her fiance soon. the three of us -- all of us are married. jobina is the most recent to get married. drew got married last year. i got married a few years ago. she was asking us are buys about weddings. that was the kind of thing where we are like we are an expert at something you are not? jobina: i just passed the six month mark. reggie: the thing that was so relatable to me, she has been with her partner for 18 years and that is about how long i was with my husband before we got married. we talked about how neither one of us ever thought about us having the possibility of getting married in our lifetime. we never had a dream of what that what it would look like. now you find yourself at the age you are planning a wedding when th

reggie: a visit from robin roberts, the reason she was in the bay area.irst, check on the weather. drew: we have to figure out how quick we can turn the promo around. here is the radar over the past 24 hours, look at the sierra. watch as the warm air erodes away the snow level, it is high this morning, above 7000 feet. even southlake is all rain, blue canyon is all rain. all rain in the bay area. look at oakland, more than two inches of rain with the storm, more than an inch in the city. close to five inches in the santa cruz mountains. gloria rodrÍguez has that. palo alto coming in with one inch of rain, here's live doppler 7. a downpour is working through parts of the bay area, heavier rain working over the city. even parts of rain. east bay from richmond to hercules, heavy rain is approaching walnut creek. we have numerous storm reports from the atmospheric river, which means flooding on the roadways, trees coming down. it is also humid. you step outside, dew points measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. most of us in the 50's. you can feel th

in celebration of women's history month, you are invited to take a seat at robin roberts table -- robin roberts' table. it is all about real uplifting messages. robin joined us today on midday live to talk about the new season. >> it's not so much opening up -- not so much me opening up. my wonderful guests, the talented women who come from all different types of backgrounds. we have a conversation. it is not soundbites. it is not just talking, it is listening. and we listen to one another and we share with one another. but i'm so grateful for these women to really want to open up. just kind of again share their journey in hopes of helping the person watching. kristen: you know what is great? each time they have a theme that all these women talk about and share their experience. the new season premieres march 15th on disney plus. larry: great that she came in today to see everybody. daylight saving time begins this weekend. what does that mean for your sleep? you're probably not getting enough to begin with anyway. kristen: and bringing the oscars into the digital age and beyond. but do

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reggie: we had such a great time yesterday with "good morning, america" anchor robin roberts who swungy area a visit. jobina: she made multiple stops. roberts was a featured leader at the university of san francisco's silk speaker series. the event is an open discussion covering everything from business and culture to global affairs. robertson became emotional when -- roberts became emotional when discussing her role on gma and receiving the news about meeting bone marrow. >> this is why we are supposed to enjoy the journey, not the destination. because i didn't know what the next year or two was going to be like. but it made me really truly appreciate that. but yes i'm going to set goals and not to have an expectation on how that will make me feel. jobina: great words there. a former stanford basketball star and olympic gold medalist was there and moderated the discussion. roberts also as you could clearly see here was onset during midday live and had a lot of fun with her and we got to hang out with her too. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, bay area. [applause] jobina: ahh!

those are robin roberts college numbers, people.ists, 30 points. >> 30 points. >> 10 boards. >> 10 boards. that is one heck of a game. >> that is. >>> all right, we have a lot more ahead including what chris rock had to say about will smith, and last year's on-stage oscars slap in a new comedy special that happened on saturday night. that is coming up. >>> but right now, michael, the suspicious death of shanquella robinson. it's been more than four months since she was found dead at a resort in mexico. now her family is calling for the u.s. government to step in. our senior national correspondent steve osunsami is back with the latest on that. good morning again, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. mexican authorities say they have a suspect in this case, but that suspect lives here in the u.s. the victim's family wants american authorities to hand this person over to mexico. the family of shanquella robinson this morning says they will not give up and are calling on the u.s. government to help mexican investigators. >>

is a dream come true, over 20 years with the very critical support of philanthropy, the robin wood dash of robert wood johnson foundation, , california, and te list goes on, many of us were able to go anywhere anyone would listen to us to talk about widest parties exist and what can we do about it. as i look back i would say yes, we've made progress. yes, we have a lot more progress to be made but ultimately i think i look at these last 20 years in five chapters. the first chapter is post i win, i would say 2003 about 2010. we are early adopters, some early action, people get interest in this topic started to talk about data and performance measurement and ten of nibble around the edges but it was early adopters. we were making progress. then paradoxically chapter two kicks in which is the affordable care act which we were incredibly excited about because we understood that access was a key factor in disparities in health, but what it ended up doing was it sucked a lot of the oxygen outside the realm as it related to our disparities in equity conversation. we made it through that. that was 2010-2

robin hood. it's very nice. you've made marrying robert something like that. he'll be little john like., alison, let's go with scoop of the year. a bias going to call it that the lockdown files hancock's plan to frighten the pants off the pubuc. frighten the pants off the public . not frighten the pants off the public. not the best thing to have said in a whatsapp. what do you make of it all because i know you've done so much work on this you've done your planet normal podcast. you've been one of journalists have of the few journalists have voiced about lockdown voiced concerns about lockdown from the very beginning. so your take is really intriguing . well, take is really intriguing. well, i guess you could say it's vindication, but it's a very bittersweet , isn't it, when you bittersweet, isn't it, when you actually out? i always actually find out? i always suspected they were quoting the science and making things up as they went along to a political agenda and what the telegraph scoop this week has revealed is , i'm afraid that's exactly what was happening. i think today's is the wor

robin brant, bbc news. and we will be speaking to dj adele roberts about how early detection saved her life.very honest, as well. if you hear from any elite sportsman or woman, it's always fascinating but i think what has been so fascinating about this interview anthonyjoshua has given is just the pressures of dealing with elite level sport, to uphold your reputation which in boxing, is biggerthan uphold your reputation which in boxing, is bigger than any other sport. the pressure of delivering for the people who rely upon you, your whole team, and the pressure of obviously delivering the results which is not been able to do. what happens when you get beaten? how do you come back? it's a fascinating insight into his mind and is trying to change things and move to the usa, been training out there, and those two defeats, he was crying in his press conference after losing the second of those two fights. he was throwing belts out of the ring. he clearly wasn't in the best of places and try to completely reset and it's really going to be a huge fight for him. to try to get back to where he wants