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. >>> tonight, our robin roberts with ukraine's president zelenskyy and the first lady of ukraine. he says he has a victory plane now, and when he will present it. >>> the remarkable discovery tonight. the 6-year-old boy kidnapped while playing with his brother. 70 years later, where he was found alive. >>> the images tonight. the bulls on the run in massachusetts. look at this. eight bulls escaping the rodeo. racing through the streets. the mad dash to try to lasso them all. >>> also tonight, new york now reporting a death of a patient from the mosquito virus eee. >>> and bob woodruff is here tonight. the effort to save some of the world's wonders. what's happened to the land? >>> good evening. we begin tonight with two developing stories as we come on the air. this tropical threat set to become a hurricane, taking aim at the u.s. ginger zee standing by with the new track and timing here. b >> . >>> but we begin tonight with rising tensions in the middle east. after the dangerous escalation between israel and hezbollah already. the moment one of hundreds of air strikes slamming in

and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more of robin roberts exclusive interview with the president first lady of ukraine with your gma first look, i'm lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> today, president biden is expected to discuss the progress his administration has made on climate change. that's during a stop in new york city. he will deliver remarks at the bloomberg global business forum as part of climate week events. the speech is expected to focus on the administration's progress in tackling the climate crisis, cutting energy costs and creating union jobs. this morning, a southern california couple is dealing with an uninvited houseguest, a big bear has just let himself in, making a home in the crawl space beneath their sierra madre home. the couple says the bear has been appearing every morning for at least two weeks. it shows up and enters through an opening at the base of their foundation. it gets cozy. >> we're not at all afraid of him. he's just an old bear. he needed a place to make into a den where we get bears, coyotes. >> i had a rabbit shoot through the yard, foll

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. >> at the 76th emmys, a night of firsts with robin roberts. >> it'll be a crazy good time.on? abc abc. oh my god, how do you spell that? abc on abc's this week, the first sunday morning after the debate, the all new abc news poll. what will the new numbers now reveal after the debate? plus martha raddatz in the battleground state that could swing this election sunday morning on abc's this week. my name is morgan. >> i'm single mother of three with an iq of 160. >> we could use someone with your talents. me? work with cops . >> i see you brought your child to a crime scene. oh my god. >> the s.e.c. on abc all day saturday, beginning at noon. >> now, from abc. seven mornings in. >> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. >> here's a look at traffic with the main. >> good morning. kumasi we are going to take you right back to santa rosa, where we are tracking that sig alert. this is a multi-vehicle crash northbound 101 before college avenue. things should soon. uh start to really relieve itself because that bus that was on its side has been towed away

she shared robin roberts some advice for the first-time nominee. >> when your name is called, it's alwaysused to practice the look. >> the look? >> when you don't get it. so you have to be. >> as for tonight's emmy hosts and what we can expect from them just a short time from now. >> we really hope that it's just a fun vibe, personally for me, comedy is about, if i'm going to go down i want to take somebody with me. luckily, i have my son here. >> it's followed by the red carpet special and the 76th emmy awards. thanks so much for watching. have a great night. amy. sunday is live, unscripted and unpredictable. here we go, everybody. h

the primetime special will be hosted by none other than robin roberts. happening this friday night. n with dana walden for a look at what we can expect from our favorite father/son duo. take a look. >> robin: what do you think that we'll see from dan and gene? >> i think dan and eugene will bring some surprises. i will not spoil them. this is a unique opportunity for them to do something together. clearly, they are no strangers to this stage. a few years ago their show swept the comedy category. so they're emmy winners. i think this is them wanting to give back to their own community and be a part of this special night. >> robin: i think they're going to be very well received by the audience. because we're going to be entertained. >> i think they bring to this a true love of television. they both have created incredible careers in this medium. i think it's going to be a night of joy and optimism and celebration of great art. >> lara: i fully agree. robin has a special edition of "20/20" airing tomorrow night. it airs again tomorrow night 8 p.m. eastern. then the emmys air sunday nigh

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good morning. >> all was well in the world, robin roberts.e winners first upholding the brand-new emmy's. we got to hear what they thought when they heard her name called and what they wish they had said in their speeches. they are having a great time being on the moment. by that time they get to ask them of the pressure is off. they are realizing, it's time to party. >> may i present this rose? >> i accept this rose. you know i will. >> winning outstanding company and start taking on her third emmy for playing legendary comedian deborah vance. >> you strike again. >> very grateful. >> of this role is so awesome. one for each. >> the emmy goes to -- [cheers and applause] "the bear." >> jeremy allen white "the b "the bear." >> jeremy allen white on fire taking home his second emmy for "the bear." >> thank you, my beautiful cast. i love you forever. >> do you even dare to dream of that kind of batting average? >> i will try to explain the show to people. it's about a guy in a sandwich shop. he comes home. it sounds promising. it is an amazing t

roberts, your own geem geem gma's robin roberts was in the cameo, for the "manning cast" right there.his year, it's a huge win. >> guest: we where excited to have him on every week, he will come on every week, no one knows the game of football better than him. peyton and i talk about the offense side, we needed someone on the defensive side, with him taking this year off, we are excited to get his insights and everything going on. and, he's gonna be a great addition to the show. >> george: espn reports bill bellichek, will be going back with to coaching? >> guest: he's too good of a coach to not be volve involved. he's studying the film of everybody, and insightful, when he talks about anything related to football, everybody listens. because ... it's gonna be, you know, something that you will learn. you will learn something new, he knows the game so well on both sides of the ball. his passion, is still there, his drive and his knowledge, so, i think he will definitely get back in the game, and be a great coach again. >> rebecca: there will be a lot of eyes on tonight's game, aaron ro

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. >> the film "awakenings" with robin williams and robert de niro, directed by penny marshall -- whichhese people who was driven by an ambition to understand the human experience and consciousness. and so "brilliant minds" is a a show about the brain, and about the mind, and about, you know, the neurological diseases and disorders. and also mental health issues that present themselves to people, and for which there is often no solution. there's often no fix for the cases on our show. not -- someone's not coming in with a bullet wound that we can stitch up and send them on their way, or a heart attack that we can help them. it's neurological diseases and disorders and mental health issues. and so to be a part of a show that's inviting audiences in to have these conversations, obviously we want it to be entertaining and fun and, you know, dramatic and all of it, but -- >> jimmy: it is all that, yeah. >> but beneath that, i think there is an opportunity for audiences to hopefully see themselves in these characters and in these stories. and if that's the case, then i think we're all doing

so we are honored and pleased to welcome both robert robin bernstein and kevin quashie yee here with us this evening. and i'm delighted to turn the podium over to robin bernstein. welcome. thank you all so much. i am so thrilled to be here. thank you all for coming out tonight on this beautiful day. thank you. thank you, scott casper, for that lovely introduction. thank you. dan wolverton and stephanie corrigan for making this event possible. i think tied poor bookshop for supplying books for tonight's event. and i also want to thank c-span for sharing this conversation with their viewers on american history tv. i thank the american antiquarian society writ large, which has been one of my most important intellectual homes since i had that fellowship here in 2008 to 2009. and that i was here for only one month and the month was completely transformative. it simply transformed my first book, racial innocence performing american childhood from slavery to civil rights. the expertise and generosity of the staff. the astounding resources and the camaraderie of the other fellows all enabled

can't see the screen, but in 2002, with the late and fabulous robin williams and we did this one mile thing up and down the embarcadero and robertit's just been so much fun all around for all these years. >> well, we've had a lot of top riders here. greg lemond, who was world champion for several years, won this race. uh- lance armstrong was here. and kristen faulkner, who just won the gold medal at the olympics, has raced this and won it twice in 2000, 17 and 18, i believe. >> yes. i mean, you do get the top people not just from here in the bay area or california, but from around the world. and you know what i find is interesting is that these types of races are super popular in europe, but they've always been kind of niche in the u.s. in california, do you think that's changing? >> yeah, i think there's a lot more cycling events going on in the last several years. there was a hiccup with with covid, of course, but uh- numbers are up in gravel races and in mountain bike races, road races, cyclocross. so, you know, lots of different aspects of the cycling sport. >> well, how many people took part? how many people took part today

robert kanter. >> deborah h kaplan. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann. >> charles h karczewski. >> lliam a karnes. >> douglas gene karpiloff. >> charles l kasper. >> andrew k kates. >> john a. katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >> don jerome kauth. >> hideya kawauchi. >> edward t. keane. >> richard m. keane. >> yvonne kearney-griffin. >> karol ann keasler. >> barbara a. keating. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene . >> brenda kegler. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter rodney kellerman. >> joseph p kellett. >> frederick h kelley . >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph anthony kelly. >> maurice patrick kelly. >> richard john kelly. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w kelly. >> timothy colin kelly. >> william hill kelly. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> and, my uncle, who i know would be so proud of this beautiful family. we miss you in the good times and the bad, the most of the times the good because you made everything that much better. >> and, my father and my uncle. not a day goes by that we don't wish you were here and th

she had robert, was it bell? robin bell writing her speeches. the. and the people from saatchi.ed at turning what she wanted to say into elegant soundbites. kemi is not quite there yet. listening to kemi is a bit like listening to a choo choo train. you have to concentrate very hard and i've got two degrees. goodness knows what it sounds like to somebody, shall we say a tad older than me i'iow. now. >> edwina, i understand it was tim bell. timothy bell that wrote speeches for margaret thatcher. of course you'll you'll remember that you're part of that golden political era yourself. but let's talk about the tories. can the party change? and if so, what does that change? look like? >> well, the conservatives tend to win over a very long period of time because they suss out what most people want and need. the worries about inflation, for example, the worries about not having decent jobs. that's where the issue about immigration competing for jobs and the issue about immigration competing forjobs and probably competing for jobs and probably bringing down the value of wages becomes a

robert del naja from massive attack. jamie hewlett from gorillaz — he was potentially banksy. neil buchanan from art attack. there's a guy called robinork in bristol once upon a time. it is that spartacus thing. every time somebody sort of says, "this is banksy," somebody else is also sort of thrown into the mix, and that will probably forever happen. there's any number of people who, you know, may or may not be banksy. there's also the idea that banksy is not a person, it's an idea or a team. banksy and his team never denied or confirmed any of these names. in fact, the only official mouthpiece is his instagram account. if a picture of an artwork is uploaded here, it pretty much means it has the official stamp of authenticity and part of the banksy universe. he likes to control his market. he likes to control who has his art. guess what? i'm not on his christmas card list. he likes to be a control freak, if you like. now, i don't know whether that influences who he sells his art to and how much he sells his art for. i don't know how much money he is on today but in the past he was on some very, very serious numbers. i worked out, i

robert appendix and make it difficult for people to raise the revenue. but despite all of the opposite, go to richard broad life go. what do i stand still in the video robins been doing this summer, but it looks more like i said, the under siege containers have been port on all major avenues leading in and out of the city. which of course is proving to be adding to the difficulties of those support the one to our 10 this valley most lives are most it last isn't it was very difficult to reach the venue of the randi, as old roads have been blocked. but we are determined and these barriers can't stop us. if there is a call from and run con to protests and we don't. com. that's not possible. we are with him until our last brush on the i came it to show solidarity with my lead to him or i'm calling, i'm to protest against his legal arrest. he should be released immediately. they have brought the comment all along the way. we have the paper break and go and barriers and moving toward the retinue. thousands of people have already come. yeah . there's of cards going to be seen as a major success by the focus on data consult with the support of the methods are focu

robin carroll, has won a pulitzer prize for it that was in 1975. he tells me that he's amazed as anyone is at his books long legacy robert kara, welcome back to our program and oh my goodness, 50 years on the powerbroker more popular than ever. >> how do you account for that? >> i think people are getting people have always been interested and now they're sort of worried and concern about the unelected power unchecked power. and and the fact that it might be coming for america robert moses listen to nobody and he created a form of power where he didn't have to live with listen to anybody he could do it the way he wanted. >> and why did he have that power? who gave him that power? >> oh, nobody gave him the power? he created shows me the public authority, which builds bridges and tunnels and collected tolls in its modern form. so he was independent of any elected official and was never elected to anything himself. but he had the revenues revenues, every time you put a quarter in the slot in a bridge or a tunnel in new york city. you will basically paying it directly to robert moses, >> wow another thing he did, and maybe this is part of what you're tellin

robert del naja from massive attack. jamie hewlett from gorillaz — he was potentially banksy. neil buchanan from art attack. there's a guy called robinnot a person, it's an idea or a team. banksy and his team never denied or confirmed any of these names. in fact, the only official mouthpiece is his instagram account. if a picture of an artwork is uploaded here, it pretty much means it has the official stamp of authenticity and part of the banksy universe. he likes to control his market. he likes to control who has his art. guess what? i'm not on his christmas card list. he likes to be a control freak, if you like. now, i don't know whether that influences who he sells his art to and how much he sells his art for. i don't know how much money he is on today but in the past he was on some very, very serious numbers. i worked out, i guesstimated at one point he was on between 40 and 45 million a year. any of these names. in fact, the only official mouthpiece is his instagram account. if a picture of an artwork is uploaded here, it pretty much means it has the official stamp of authenticity and part of the banksy universe. he likes to con