it's robin williams, so of course it's incredibly funny, but it's also touching.s the problem with doing the show, it's a scripted comedy, but robin williams is a guy who doesn't follow the script. >> you would be incredibly surprised. he does. the first couple takes -- it's david kelly writing. so he'll stick to it, then you go off on the robin ones. >> steve: and let's see what works? >> yes. >> steve: if it's funny, we'll leave it in? >> which is usually incredible. i always say he makes me a better parent because with robin williams, when he goes off, you still are to keep a straight face. it's sort of like when a child does something and you're not supposed to laugh. >> gretchen: oh, yes. speaking of kids, you're doing a campaign for the march of dimes. tell bus it. >> it's a partnership with santa fe march of dimes. it's sounds of pertussis. we need to get inoculated. whooping cough. what people don't realize is that 80% of cases have been tracked back to family members giving it to these young children. 50% the actual parent. and we don't realize how seriou

. >>> it is so sad when robin williams falls off the wagon. why are you kicking him. just put him back in rehab where he belongs. >> you spept you're entire life in war zones all over the world. could the campus mentality ever survive there in this world where no liberalism exists. >> you better not go into that president obama speech. all the stuff the government does, they were happy about that. they cry like babies now. so can you imagine, that was a left wing group that couldn't go in and see a conservative president. they would freak out. >> hopefully, you won't make a total fool of yourself. >> i just think this is outrageous. they gave us all the fake scandal this week. they're trying to control this this much. >> are you really out rage? you staid that so nicely. >> oh, i thought nor you, personally. >> forget you. >> i mean, you remember the conservative, lib ra tarnl guys. >> i look at your beard and i say life is unfair. >> what do you mean? put the two together right now. squl. >> all right. so you think that they're just a bunch of whining babies? i. >> i

. >> good to see that after quitting coke robin williams has found something to keep himself busy. jesse, you were recently nominated for employee of the month at auntie anne's in the mall. >> thanks for acknowledging that. >> i was proud. your name was up there for a month. snowden -- >> that was for the b we got for the health -- >> it is not a c. >> it is because you don't wash your hands. that puts into perspective that snowden is getting a nobel prize and you get nothing. >> i don't know if you saw what the professor also said. he likened it to the nuremburg trials. >> that did not make any sense. >> he said snowden put an end to the idea that you are following orders. i think that's a pretty accurate description. the government occasionally peeping at people's facebook posts. >> i am getting tired of this guy. he is not going to face the death penalty. that's bs. he will be feted. is that how you say it? >> they want to kill him. we want to kill him if he can get back here. >> no we don't. >> he wouldn't be the only one. two people since 1942 we killed for committing treason.

. >> it is good to see that after quitting coke robin williams has found something to keep himself busy. jesse, were you recently nominated for employee of the month at auntie anne's in the mall. >> thanks for acknowledging that. >> i was proud. your name is up there for at least a month. >> it was for the b we got for our health check. >> hey, it is not a c. >> because you don't wash your hands. that puts things in perspective. snowden is getting a nobel prize and you get nothing. >> i don't know if you saw what the prove said. he likened it to the nuremburg trials. >> that did not make any sense. >> he was saying that snowden has put an end to the idea that you can't just say you were following orders anymore. i think that's a pretty accurate description. the government occasionally peeping at people's facebook posts is exactly like the holocaust. i think he nailed it. >> i am getting tired of this guy. he is not going to face the death penalty. that's bs. he will be fetted is that the word? >> filleted? >> they want to kill him. we want to kill him if he can get him back here. i did

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robin. yes, william did, doting dad william could not be parted from his wife and baby's side last night. and it is so unprecedented for the royal family. prince charles was there when he was born. but he did not stay the night. and if you go further back prince william was playing squash when his son was born. i think it shows how much times have changed. that tells us how much of a hands-on dad william genuinely plans to be and how much he tipdzs to be very involved in this baby's upbringing. >> victoria, another sign that things have changed, it was about four hours when the baby was born and when it was announced because will and kate wanted to tell their family and friends before telling the whole world. just like proud parents, right, victoria? >> well, of course, they did, exactly. i mean, it's incredible really when you think of twitter and everything that nothing leaked out for an entire hours there, but the baby was born and we didn't know about it until half past 8:00. during that time, william and kate had a lot of important phone calls to make. they had to tell the queen. wil

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william and katherine. child development specialist robin goldstein, contributor to "washington parent magazine," says evenn quickly pick up tension between their parents. you deal with people in this town who are high-profile, both parents working who may not be able to spend as much time physically with their children as they want to. maybe much like this couple. how do you think they're going to balance that and what do they need to do? >> everybody can probably tweak their schedules just a little bit, whether we're talking about early morning, or talking about showing up at lunch or showing up on facetime or through skype. and also in the evening. the key in the evening is to really put one's attention to, i want to be, we want to be with our baby. it means showing it physically, getting on the floor, no cell phones, computers. physical attachment are crucial. wolf? >> good advice for the royal family. thank you very much for that, brian. an explosive scare as the pope arrives in south america. details coming in. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix

this comes as a huge relief to william who has been so protective of kate. on a happier note, robin was so great to see prince harry beaming last night about his new nephew, prince george. and i love the part when he said, he was going to teach him how to have fun because if anyone can, we all know harry can. back to you. >> it's uncle harry. you're right about that. you had to smile when you heard that the baby's name was george. >> oh, it just made my day. made the kids' day. they were having fun. they heard about the crown on "gma." they were very delighted to make fun of daddy over that. >> you saw that. >>> let's get out to sam, out there in the park, waiting for selena gomez on this friday. good morning sam, happy friday. >> good morning, josh, robin, george, lara. look at this crowd. selena warming them up. they are ready to celebrate her birthday. let's begin with the weather in the northeast and the mid-atlantic. there should be a beautiful area of high pressure guiding these guys right now. but there's one renegade low off the coast. that means rain today from boston to po

now, once william and kate have their baby, the bells at westminster abbey will begin ringing, three hours of ringing, robin. >> all right, lama, thank you so much. you have been patient. >>> we'll get more on this from british royal historian robert lacey. he's been writing about the queen for nearly 40 years and is the author of several best-sellers on the royals including the queen and princess diana. i know you have been very patient as well, robert, and you recently saw kate's mother, just happened to run into her. you talked about the impending birth. what did she tell you? >> well, it was about ten days ago over there in the gardens of buckingham palace, concert to celebrate the queen's coronation, 60th anniversary, and as we were all dashing to our cars of afterwards and going to retrieve our mobile phones that had been taken away for security purposes she turned to me and said, "i shouldn't be here. catherine is expecting any day now." so, that was ten days ago. she's getting her wish of having a natural birth. there's no talk of induction and, well, we keep our fingers crossed now. >> yes, we do.