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the other robin roberts, who keeps on trucking, for career and family. new mexico! >> linsey: 63-year-old robyn roberts knows all about driving cross-country. a truck driver for more than a decade, she runs a trucking company with her husband. she's also a grandmother of 33, great-grandmother of 12, and after the long haul of parenting their own kids, she had dreams of pursuing another career. a dream that's now a reality. over the weekend, she became a 2023 graduate of southern new hampshire university. >> i have finished something i started that is absolutely amazing. >> linsey: it started as a dare. one of her grandsons challenged her, saying if she enrolled in college, he would, too. so she did, all while trucking along with her day job. >> some days it was just eat, sleep, and drive. >> linsey: then, after traveling out east for her graduation this week, she hit the road again to make it to las vegas in time for thanksgiving. >> we got less than 700 miles to go. >> linsey: the final destination for robin is always her family. after burning the midnig

dolly parton with robin roberts tonight. >> reporter: rock & roll hall of fame.each out to you and you're like, thank you, but no thank you. you even said that you're not worthy. dolly parton not worthy? >> you know me and controversy. i don't want no part of nothing. i'm not a rebel without a cause. i know a lot of the rock artists that have never been put in the hall of fame that really should be. and like i've spent my life in country music, and i'm happy to accept anything because i work hard in that world. i did not want to take any votes away from any of the rock people that spend their life doing that. and then they kept saying, oh, we want you. ♪ jolene, jolene, jolene ♪ >> david: dolly accepting that honor. >> if i'm going to be in the rock & roll hall of fame, i'm going to have to earn it. ♪ >> david: telling robin it inspired her to write her first ever rock and roll album. >> was there any trepidation about taking on this genre, something different? >> you know i would have if i'd have been younger. but at my age, i ain't afraid of much anymore jo rob

. >> her first rock n roll album, she spoke with our robin roberts .ey, oh, you know what's heart? >> oh, every time i sit down with you, you have something new going on. >> well, everything's new with me. every day is new because i wake up with new dreams every day. and i've dreamed myself into a corner. so i have to keep the dreams alive. one of the newest things right now is my rock n roll album called rock star. and i'm excited about that. you are releasing a rock album, dolly. here i am, 77 years old. i'm going to be a rock star. >> was there any trepidation about taking on this genre? something different? you know, i would have if i'd have been younger, but at my age, i ain't afraid much anymore. >> i'm scared sometimes. of course, you know, everybody is, you know, i'm not made of stone. yeah. >> dolly's rock star era all started last year when she was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. an honor she didn't believe she deserved. rock and roll hall of fame. >> they reach out to you and you're like, oh, no, thank you, but no thank you. an

>> announcer: now this tuesday night, dolly parton with robin roberts in an interview as you have notericans choose. >> abc news, america's number one news source. >> well, there is nothing bigger. nothing better than monday night football on abc and espn. and the next morning, watch gma for the tuesday morning nfl ticket giveaway. for tickets to a monday night football game, look who's waking up with gma this week. >> megan fox, good morning america. >> luke bryan good morning america. >> and peyton manning kicking off the country music awards. i'm excited all this week on good morning america. >> i think in many ways that i do have kind of two lives. the one before i was hit, abc's bob woodruff and the one after seriously injured convoy was hit by an ied. i always wanted to somehow finish this assignment. and so now's the time. i'm thinking about go back to iraq. really wish you luck. i love you. >> i think we did this 20 years ago. after the blast >> this friday night on abc, they asked me what i love about dolly parton and i'll say everything. >> dolly parton is iconic, magnificen

. >> janai: earlier this week, missy telling our robin roberts that this moment would be bigger than it being the 50th year of hip hop, just the whole -- it's layers. no matter what people say, the hip hop world is something special and unique. i'm honored to be even just in the room with you all, and i thank you. i thank you so much. >> janai: amazing. >> gio: amazing. >> janai: amazing. i mean, you know missy elliot music videos from back in the day, any of her songs. among those allegatso inducted the hall of fame overnight, sheryl crow, willie nelson, chaka khan and the late george michael, but incredible that 50 years of hip hop, that she's the first female rapper. >> whit: first of many. >> gio: what an amazing representative she is. >> janai: completely. and she looked great too. >>> coming up on "good morning america," how an infant's first flight on an airplane finally came full circle with the pilot who welcomed him on board. wayfair has nice prices so you can have nice things. hah! kelly clarkson, we have a kid... and harold. wayfair's got just what you need... performance

our very own robin roberts, david muir, and many more from our abc news family will be taking part inws relay for charity. a big shoutout to them, and guys, it won't be long before we start seeing those first elite runners crossing that finish line, and this is a stat that blew my mind as someone who can barely run a couple of miles. take a listen to this. the men's winner last year finished in just 2 hours and 8 minutes. that is a 4:55 pace, guys. >> janai: wow. >> whit: that is incredible. >> janai: that is. >> gio: robin tells me she's running three miles. >> janai: good for her. i'll be carb loading. >> whit: i will too. just to watch. extra carbs? i'll take it. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," stepping down. what we're learning about the resignation of a university of michigan football staffer following an ncaa sign-stealing investigation. stay with us. honey, i think i heard something. ok. ♪ from christmas tree mats... to floorliners... cargo liners.... no drill mud flaps... seat protectors... and more... weathertech has the perfect holiday gift. honey, is everythin

here's abc's robin roberts. >> reporter: our dear colleague, bob woodruff on a journey to handle whatere, in a split-second, his life change the forever. >> this is where the tourists would be. >> reporter: 17 years ago in iraq at the height of the war -- you're in the anchor chair, "world news tonight." take us back to why you were there to cover the war. >> the hope was for the u.s. to be able to pull out. that was the story we were going there to tell. there we go, going down the street. and there's eight different tanks, vehicles. we were in the very front in the iraqi one. we stood up, out the top to do a standup. this ied exploded just to the left. completely shattered this part of my face, my jaw. i fell down into the tank. i was unconscious then for the next 36 days. >> reporter: after bob's long road to recovery from the traumatic brain injury, he's now coming face-to-face with his past for the first time. >> i've been wanting to go back. we were pulled out so quickly. we're out there on a mission to tell the story, what's happening. and suddenly we're removed. >> reporter: b

the country legend turned rock star sat down with robin roberts to talk about her new album. ♪ >> hi!down with you, you have something new going on. >> well, everything's new with me, every day's new. i wake up with new dreams every day and i dreamed myself into a corner, so i have to keep the dreams alive. one of the newest things right now is my rock 'n' roll album called "rockstar." i'm excited about that. >> you are releasing a rock album, dolly. >> here i am at 77 years old, i'm going to be a rock star. >> reporter: dolly's rock star era started last year when she was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, an honor she didn't believe she deserved. rock and roll hall of fame. they reach out to you, you're like, thank you but no thank you. you even said that you're not worthy. dolly parton not worthy? >> you know me and controversy. i don't want no part of nothing. i'm not a rebel without a cause. you know? i know a lot of the rock artists that have never been put in the hall of fame and that really should be. like i've spent my life in country music, and i'm happy to accept

but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is high, as you knowr me in music, you can get like like i said, it's the highest honor in the case of the late george michael, it fell to his former bandmate andrew ridgeley to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john . >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know friends as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there the same year as willie nelson. that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> a big night for music. all right. let's turn now to the weather forecast. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the seven day sandy. yeah, and the seven day includes a little variety for everyone. >> dan, i want to show you a stunning view from earlier tonight. this was the sunset at 608. a lot of high clouds passing through the bay area. we had some smoke from those prescribed burns in the combination of the two created this beau

but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is high, as you knowc, you can get like like i said, it's the highest honor in the case of the late george michael, it fell to his former bandmate andrew ridgeley to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john . >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know friends as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there the same year as willie nelson. that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> a big night for music. all right. let's turn now to the weather forecast. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the seven day sandy. yeah, and the seven day includes a little variety for everyone. >> dan, i want to show you a stunning view from earlier tonight. this was the sunset at 608. a lot of high clouds passing through the bay area. we had some smoke from those prescribed burns in the combination of the two created this beauty that you'

but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is high, as you know to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john. >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know, friends as as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there the same year as willie nelson, that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> wow. some fan favorites in there. something to look forward to tonight. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area. connected-tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming. coming up next on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m, security restrictions and traffic closures. what to look out for on san francisco roads as the city prepares for the apec summit in the coming weeks. >> this is abc 724 in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live i

. >> but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is as high as,te george michael, it fell to his former bandmate andrew ridgeley to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john. >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know, friends as as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there. the same year as willie nelson. that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> who are some of your favorites? >> oh, a lot of those. yeah. yeah those mc hammer. you know i love them. yeah. a lot of fan favorites. we are looking at that late sunrise this morning, 738. you can see the fog there and certainly a cooler day out there. so clouds mixed in with sun, maybe a spotty shower for your sunday. and look at that earlier sunset for your sunday 506 upper 70s warmest inland valleys, partly to mostly cloudy today 67 downtown that is average. we're bringing in our storm impact scale for tomorrow.

but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is high, as you knowof the late george michael, it fell to his former bandmate andrew ridgeley to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john . >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know, friends as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there the same year as willie nelson. that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news as well. >> the cma awards are live next wednesday on abc and we're getting you ready for a country music's biggest night tomorrow on the red carpet here from the year's most nominated stars like lainey wilson and jelly roll plus what to expect from host luke bryan and peyton manning. and we're hanging out in nashville with jordan davis, eating barbecue with the warren treaty and going backstage at the historic grand ole opry with lady a don't miss on the red carpet. cma awards preview saturday at 930, right here o

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. >> speculation that robin heard bishop over diner, a few blocks from the robert's home. >> a lot ofying to get rid of tracey. >> michael roberts, tracy second husband. he had always said that he was out of state at a business trip that night. but once he? could he prove it? >> obviously, the husband is also the suspect in most cases. involving a attempt on the white lights. >> county sheriff, who took over the case in 2003. said investigators had been intrigued by michael roberts from the get-go. who was this australian businessman who moved from chicago, to tiny early, iowa. >> what is the draw? you know? law enforcement officers with careers for a while have seen the criminal elements move out of the cities, and into the rural areas. so i think you just gotta sit back and look at that and say, why are they here? >> tracy was in conflict. the suspect that she wanted investigators to get serious about was her ex. that doctor in virginia. but they seemed just as interested, if not more interested, in her current husband. michael roberts. good friend, -- told tracey directly what some

dozens of schools across the country and 20/20 co-anchor deborah roberts is joining us on what they found. good morning, deb. >> good morning, robinhools. our team zeroed in on some complaints and discovered in one district just 40 miles outside new york city, kids haven't been able to use their school water fountain for years. francis, a high school junior in spring valley, new york, is focused on sports and class activities. school is a happy place, except for when you're thirsty. why can't you use the water fountain? >> the reason we can't use the water fountain is there's contamination in our water. >> how long has this been going on? >> since i was in the 4th grade. >> for seven years now, francis, along with 10,000 other students in his school district have used school provided water coolers or brought their own bottles because of dangerous lead in the water equipment. >> if a child is exposed to lead over a long period of time, it can cause brain damage. >> it's unclear how widespread is problem is nationally, with no federal regulation requiring the majority of schools to test lead in their waters, and state requirements v