. >> but as george stephanopoulos and divide her duties. >>> plus, the media sinks their teeth into the world cup. what about the folks who just don't like soccer? i'm howard kurtz and this is meet ya buzz. the irs scandal is back in the news big time with republicans roughing up a defiant commissioner in hearings over what happened to lois lerner's e-mails. >> i don't believe you. this is incredible. >> i have a long career. that's the first time anybody has said they do not believe me. >> i don't believe you. >> today on capitol hill, house republicans held another fiery hearing on lois lerer's missing e-mails. >> but the coverage has varied widely and the pundits have pointed fingers at the obama administration or dealing kreeg. >> lots of house republicans seem to be very happy anytime they have a reason to be mad at some perceived slight or glitch or scandal in the executive branch. but obama critics see this as a colossal failure by the press. >> when the lost irs e-mail story broke, just 3:30. combined, on all the network news casts. unbelievable. that is a news blackout. >> this

one other point i want to make, what struck me in that fight with george stephanopoulos.he was going to change washington, make democrats and republicans work together on big things. now his goal is to chip away at it. >> this sounds nothing like the obama you heard in 2008 campaign. i think part of that is just the reality that being the president of a country where you have this type of economic recovery, all of these factors at play, it's a hard thing to work at. and i think that's something he's had to come around to. and this is different than the obama, i think, than we heard in 2012 on the campaign trail. >> polarized politics with the republicans. >> of course. >> everybody stay put. tomorrow's news today is next. as our reporters get out ahead of the big political stories just around the corner. are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for y

our cameras there. >> george stephanopoulos there with the president, he asks.nd the president offers a message to immigrants thinking about sending their children across our border. >> our message, absolutely, is don't send your children unaccompanied on trains or a bunch of smugglers. we don't know how many of kids don't make it. and may be in sex trafficking or killed because they fell off a train. we have no way of tracking it. so that is our direct message to the families in central america. do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it, they will get sent back. more importantly, they may not make it. >> you can see the interview tomorrow morning on "good morning morning america." george bark on "gma" tomorrow. >>> new clues tonight in the mystery of flight 370. the jet that vanished more than three months ago now. 239 people on board. tonight we are learning about the final five minutes, believed to be the the jet's spiral in the ocean. david kerley on it tonight. >> reporter: the new theory of the end of malaysian jet 370 has the jet spiral

george stephanopoulos traveled with the president.ng their children across the border. >> our message is definitely don't send your children unaccompanied on trains or through a bunch of smugglers. we don't know how many kids don't make it and may have been waylaid into sex trafficking or killed because they fell off a train. we have no way of tracking that. so, that is our direct message to the families in central america. do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it, they'll get send back. more importantly, they may not make it. >> we'll have much more of george's interview with the president later this morning on "good morning america." >>> president obama is asking congress for half a billion dollars to help rebels trying to take down president bashir assad's regime in syria. the money would be used to train armed and vetted members of the opposition. the president consistently resisted providing military aid to the syrian rebels but the u.s. is facing danger, and fueling the al qaeda-fueled insurgent inside iraq.

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george stephanopoulos is the anchor. it was clear he wasn't going to "world news."los wanted to be the nightly news anchor. he's content at the morning anchor job. shows how this change has happened toward the morning. >> when's the last time you were actually home for dinner at 6:30 to turn on the news? >> that's right, we're talking to two morning anchors as well. >> this is where it's at. >> people, when they wake up in the morning, they want reassurance about their world. i like when i'm home at 6:30 to still turn on the nightly news but it doesn't happen every night. i think that will continue to be true, even as these shows find new ways to reach people. >> it's also a generational shift. >> diane sawyer, 68. they'll try to bring in more young viewers to world news. all the newscasts want more younger viewers. it's been very hard to get them. this is a time slot so resistant to change but it's a big change. >>> another development to tell you about. we told you about some house republicans threat being to sue president obama because of his use of executive ord

i wrote about it i said i don't know if that says more about me or stephanopoulos or about what abcthinks of him. here is what i think. they're not sure what what muir is going to do in a big, big story. think back to the boston bombing where they found the second brother in that boat where he was finally arrested. remember the brilliant interview that diane sawyer did with the next door neighbor on the very brilliant interview. >> can you imagine if cbs told dan rather, you can read that but we're going to do someone else do the story. >> kids are not watching the evening news. they've got to figure out a way to parcel all of this so they get the next generation. this is an attempt to start changing that model. >> not -- >> go ahead, z. >> no, not to totally disagree with that, but i thinkç there an element of what holly is suggesting here, a shrinking of the network news anchor. this is not the stature of the generation, of your generation of anchors and network news people. and it isn't just audience news erosion. i think it's the way the networks have compromised, particularly

either way, stephanopoulos stayed in the morning marx yet another transition in the evolution of themorrow, jennings, gibson and rather made way for couric and sawyer. it's the time slot. >> i tried not to tell myself that it was the best job in broadcasting because i didn't want to make nice too nervous. >> in the nearly two decades since matt lauer took his place on nbc's "today" show. morning anchor desks have become the new throne of tv news. lauer is up for a couple of more years at a reported sal reef $20 million. compared to sawyer's salary of $12 million. they're landing big introduce, too. the president gave three to the morning shows last week. so for all you aspiring journalists out there, may i suggest adding waking up early to your list of resume skills. >> and cnn senior media correspondent and anchor in his own right, brian stelter joins me now. you know, brian, it is interesting. i worked at abc news for a long time. david muir is a great friend of mine and he earned this job and he'll do a tremendous job in the evenings and it does speak to a big transition in this b

stephanopoulos is the big winner here.does all the big interviews and he does all the big breaking news stuff. viewer does the nightly news. but stephanopoulos. >> but he does nightly news. you know, why would they make the switch? >> maybe nightly news isn't that important anymore. the big revenue is in the morning and they needed to keep stephanopoulos. that's why. all right, now. i have got to let you go. bernie did say something that's very interesting about some of the networks wanting younger people. so goldberg and i have booked a cruise. i don't know how long we can hang in there, bernie. i don't know how long. >> i just turned 39. what are you talking about? >> come on, bernie. look at you. you are one step in the grave here. i don't even know if you are going to be here next week. >> that is so wrong. >> okay. >> that is so wrong. >> no spin zone, goldberg. you know what it is, man. i have got to tell you the truth here. next on the rundown, the irs accused of trying to punish a traditional marriage group. now th

news it's george stephanopoulos there good morning america host that really has the most credibility over there people now don't look at the mainstream media as their main source of information anymore now people go to get breaking news to social media outlets or they go to opinion blogs or people that they trust people like glenn beck for example or people go and read my blog because they're looking for an alternative viewpoint to the mainstream media narrative i feel as if we're in right now sort of the change time the changeover period from the credibility of the mainstream media being the only outlet for resourceful reporting where people are looking for people who are more attached to news stories as they happen on the ground why would i want to read what george stephanopoulos has to say in new york city about the situation in ukraine when i can go and i can read newspaper reports and blogs i mean. you know you from the situations as they're happening on the ground or i can subscribe to the twitter account of a reporter that's going on the ground i sort of feel as of right now i

stephanopoulos, potus tells me the world cup schedule affecting foreign policy -- >> that's right.hocked how people -- countries are taking this seriously? they don't work in a lot of places. the government takes time off. i'm sure it's tough to get somebody to make a decision in iran that's not following soccer. >> hopefully it's not iran he's talking about. possibly the germans. >> when i read that tweet, the first thing i thought is, oh, boy, the clintons have declared war on president obama. the fact that the former attack dog for the clinton machine tweets out something, that we are talking about, making the president, you don't assume the good will that dana and bob or i have given them is true, they're saying, i think the clintons are saying, this is a presidency that is sinking. and we are going to distance ourselves from it. and you'll start to sea the carvilles, the stephanopoulos -- you saw the ed kline excerpt from his new book, basically saying that hillary clinton personally blames benghazi on the president. i predict you'll see hillary clinton start to distance herse

the network also announced that george stephanopoulos will be the anchor for live news events in owedition to cohosting "good morning america" and this week. >> and still ahead on "action news" tonight, a major grocery store chain is accused of overcharging customers in one state. >>> the u.s. economy experienced the big evident contraction this spring since the recession, it reach aid steep annual rate through the january through march quarter. analyst says there normally would be concerns of another recession and this data is believed to be the result of storms that shut down factories. >>> the $800,000 in penalties from whole foods stemmed from a vestdgation for overcharging at his california stores, local specters found that the grosser was charging more than advertised for a large range of food products, whole foods will work with local officials to assure accuracy in pricing. it was orienttation day for people kick starting their careers, teens are getting ready to work and they were given skills and jobs leads and there were business leaders kicking off the event at thomas jefferson

and george stephanopoulos will speak to justice new book. "this week" is airing a little later than usual due. you can watch at 3:00 p.m.. >>> officials have captured a mountain lion. it was spotted around 11:00 last night. took officials about half-hour to capture it. there were no reports of injuries. the spot where it was caught was less than a mile where they spot a mountain line yesterday morning. no word yet on where officials are planning to take the animal. >>> california health officials say two people have been infected with west nile virus in the state. infections occurred in san joaquin in contra costa counties. authorities say either person is seriously ill. west virus virus is transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes. only about 2 of 10 bitten will develop symptoms. symptoms can be body aches and fever. >>> high schools in san francisco have come up with a new way to overcome the boredom of summer school. in biology students found water, mud and fresh air to make things a bit more interesting. lyanne melendez explain

let's bring in the host of "this week," george stephanopoulos.eorge, good morning. >> good morning. >> back to ronald reagan, presidents in this country have said, we will not negotiate with terrorists. isn't that what president obama has done here? >> that's what republicans are charging him, going back to ronald reagan. presidents have negotiated with the release of prisoners if that's what they felt was necessary at the time. a big question, one of the questions i'm going to put to ambassador rice this morning, the president's national security adviser, will this put other american troops at risk? the second question is, this question of whether or not the president broke the law by failing to notify congress 30 days before the transfer of these detainees from guantanamo what the president says, the advisers say, this moved so fast, they couldn't talk to congress. they also say the president, even when he signed this law, he had the constitutional authority not to live by it. he had the constitutional authority to go around congress and do wha

. >>> let's bring in host of abc's "this week," george stephanopoulos. george, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what are the political ramifications for hillary if she does decide to run given that she does seem to be supporting the president. >> absolutely. the president saying no apologies at all for bringing him home. i don't think there's any danger in standing by that. part of the military code. the big questions are now, what happens to bowe bergdahl next? once he does recover, once the investigation does go forward in how he did get into the hands of taliban. will he face some kind of trial? will he face any more punishment? will the army decide he's already paid his price. >> five years in captivity. so, let me ask you, you're going to air other portions of the interview, between diane sawyer and hillary clinton, including a part diane really presses clinton if she'll run for president. and when she will make an announcement. did diane achieve any more clarity on this issue? >> i think the clarity coming out of this, hillary clinton certa

. >> i have got the transcript in front of me well george, meaning stephanopoulos, this is a very special situation. sergeant bergdahl wasn't simply a hostage. he was an american prisoner of war captured on the battlefield. i mean, is there anyone in the white house who says he was captured on the battlefield as a prisoner of war?rk look, we did not want to leave someone behind in afghanistan as the president is winding down the war. and that in and of itself is a principle that the president is standing strong on. officials say tonight is he not backing down from that the circumstances of this can't be ignored. that's what is being dug into not just by republicans on the hill obviously but democrats like dianne feinstein. for democrats over the weekend to suggest that he was not just a prisoner of war with you that he had served with honor and distinction when in fact there are other facts and allegations. brings to mind appearances. "imus in the morning" on fox business. maybe susan rice shouldn't be on the sunday shows anymore. >> ed, thank you, especially thank you because i know it's

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and george stephanopoulos becoming chief anchor for abc news.ine" want to congratulate all three on their new expanded roles and the exciting changes ahead. thank you for watching abc news. good night, america. [dramatic music] >> hey! hey! [cheers and applause] how are you? how are you? hello. how are you? >> nice to see you. >> yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. with me today is a home health aide who has devoted her life to caring for others, and we want to take care of her today. from trevose, pennsylvania, y'all give it up for yvette hickman! what's up? [cheers and applause] yvette, how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you? >> welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> now, i got to tell you, you were encouraged to come here with the person that you take care of. >> yes, my client encouraged me to come here today, 'cause we watch it every day, 12:30 in the philadelphia area. and he says, "you know, you're pretty good at this. you really should--should go and try out for this." so... >> oh, so you just sitting there playing. you know everythin

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i'll take george stephanopoulos for 200. i've always wanted to say that.pardy!" take a listen. >> stephanopoulos for $800. >> i didn't see this. >> in 2013, one-on-one with president obama, on the shifting situation in syria, i had to ask, don't you worry that this world leader and bashar assad supporter is playing you. >> who is putin? >> that accent. george, was that exciting for you? >> yeah. >> i'll take stephanopoulos for 800. >> i didn't get to see it last night because i was flying back. >> oh, yes. >> didn't have time to see myself on "jeopardy!" because i was with the president. >> i was on air force one. >> and i definitely won't get time this weekend because i have so many parties to go to. >> i'm working this weekend. >> sorry. george, congratulations. and i believe all of them were answered correctly. and they were not easy. congratulations to the contestants, as well. >> thank you. >> ali must be very proud. >>> and finally, this is just a really fun, nice way to end a beautiful edition of "pop news." it is officially summer. it's friday. the

. >> the president told george stephanopoulos according to a st george stephanopoulos tweet it's affectingpolicy moves. >> and president bush sent congratulati congratulations. >> and the president is watching it aboard air force one. >> this is terrible. i don't see how this is turned into a political issue. seems like soccer is upsetting conservatives. >> i would like to know the president's scheduled an decision making on foreign policy moves is not impacted by a stupid soccer game? >> what exactly did he say? >> stepan nop george stephanopo tweet, the president said the schedule is affecting some foreign policy moves. >> the world cup is probably improving things. >> like congress leaving next week, we're all better off. >> i will give you a good example, the german embassy opened up two big screens on their lawn and 30,000 americans showed up at the german embassy. it got us closer to the germans. >> let me go to chuck todd's statement. i'll go to kirsten first. were there any real victims in the irs targeting scandal? i'm like what about the people who didn't get their tax-exempt sta

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i'm george stephanopoulos. >>> next, homeland security rushes to the bay bridge as a man with a gas can start as fire. >>> congress is doing something it hasn't done in two decades that could pave the way for a smoother ride on the roads. >> the catholic archbishop of san francisco is in washington, dc, despite protests over him attending a march in washington, dc today. >>> this is abc7. >> president obama spoke about the crisis in iraq. thanks for joining us. >>> speaking from the white house, he reaffirmed his stance on the volatile situation and how america will respond. >> we are prepared to send a small number of additional military advisors -- up to 300-to assess how to best train, advise and support iraqi security forces going forward. american forces. not be returns to combat in iraq. we will help iraqis if they take the fight to terrorists who threaten the iraqi people. >> president obama made that announcement after meeting with his national security team and the clocking is ticking. this morning, sunni militants have taken control of the country's largest oil refinery. that

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc.preview. >> reporter: good morning we have new comments from diane's interview with hillary clinton. and we have more from bergdahl and what he went through during his five years of captivity. we'll get nate silver's world cup predictions coming up on this week. >> all right, george. "action news" continues at noon. we'll have the latest on the new jersey crash that has comedian tracy morgan and two other friends fighting for their lives. military vets answer the call with an amazing new wound sealant. >>> now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim, nydia han, and brian taff, we'll see you at noon. i'm shirleen allicot. hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i can't hear you. we're closed. you know what? okay, that's... hey...sir? i just...okay

in an abc news exclusive the president sat down with george stephanopoulos and earlier boehner said hee said he made the decisions because the republican-controlled house blocked regulation. >> you notice that he didn't specifically say what exactly he was objecting to. i'm not going to apologize for trying to do something while they're doing nothing. >> when asked about iraq and if that crisis can come to the u.s., the president acknowledged that the militants have gained strength but added that america has gotten better at protesting itself. >>> the world knows elliott roger as the evil shooting killing 16 and wounding 13 others, but peter knew him as his son. elliott on his shooting spree in california, and his father never thought that he was capable of doing what he did. >> there's no way i thought that this boy could hurt a flea. this is the most unbelievable thing. >> we didn't see this many coulding at all. >> -- we didn't see this coming at all. >> and you can watch that interview here on 6abc. >>> they say actor shia labeouf taken out after theater for being disorderly and ye

george stephanopoulos, named chief anchor of abc news. to anchoring "good morning america" and "this week," he will lead the network's coverage of special events and breaking news. james goldstein, the president of abc news, calling diane, david and george, one-of-a-kind journalists. saying for years to come, they will inspire us all to do our best work, and inspire excellence. marscy gonzales, abc news, new york. >> david once anchored this newscast. but got his start much earlier. >> we dug into a very early clip of him. from april 1992, when he was broadcasting at ithaca college. >> thank you, kerry. democratic presidential candidate jerry brown's big win in vermont yesterday brings the number of delegates he has to 159. that's far from the amount-needs to get the democratic president nomination. >> the voice a little different. but already looking like an anchorman. so excited for them. these are the pens they keep am. 50% of us, who do not >> good morning here's what's happening on this thursday morning, a violent struggle between a

. >>> in an exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, he jumped feet-first into the heated immigration debate and the growing crisis of immigrant children at the border. >> our message, absolutely, is don't send your children unaccompanied on trains or through a bunch of smugglers. we don't even know how many of these kids don't make it and may have been waylayed into sex trafficking or killed because they fell off a train. we have no way of tracking that. >> we'll have much more of george's interview with the president, later this morning on "good morning america." >>> the former senator known as the great conciliatory is dead. howard baker served three terms in the senate, including eight years as gop leader. and then, as white house chief of staff for ronald reagan. but baker is interest remembered for framing the central question of the watergate investigation, what did the president know and when did he know it? howard baker was 88. >>> for the first time, the gunman of elliot roger is speaking out about his son's killing spree last month. elliot roger stabbed three pe

. >> of course we'll be joined by "good morning america" co-anchor george stephanopoulos who will havebilities as chief news anchor. as the summer, we have big plans. in fact you're filling in for me tomorrow night. >> no turning back tomorrow night. >>> for all of us at this great news division, we'll see you again right here tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a furniture store manager from woodbury, minnesota... a math student from staten island, new york... and our returning champion -- an attorney from san diego, california...

the president acknowledged the legal issues to george stephanopoulos. >> the problem is that under current law, once those kids come across the border there's a system in which we're supposed to process them and take care of them until we can send them back. >> sources of the department of homeland security admit less than 20% are ever sent back to their home country. why? because of a law passed with bipartisan support and signed by president george w. bush in 2008 and in order the immigration court to act in the best interest of the child and not house them in prison like facilities while here. today the obama administration signaled plans to change that law. the president will send a letter to congress tomorrow asking to fast-track the return of unaccompanied minors from central america and for $2 billion to hire more immigration judges and build more facilities to hold the children crossing. the president will also ask for money to house moms who bring their children across the border illegally. currently most are simply dropped at the bus station and allowed to buy tickets north. >> m

. >> of course we'll be joined by "good morning america" co-anchor george stephanopoulos who will havelities as chief anchor for abc news and special events. as david said, over the summer, we have big plans. in fact, you're filling in for me tomorrow night. right? >> no turning back tomorrow night. >>> for all of us at this great news division, we'll see you again right here tomorrow night. good night. >>> federal agents descend on a quiet neighborhood. tonight they're case against one of the country's most-notorious prostitution web sites. >> pitcher tim lincecum doing something no pitcher has done in more than 100 years >> will a's abandon plans to move south? a word of a deal to keep them playing in oakland. >> this is a world where there are haves and have-nots. >>> a backlash against technology. google is the target. >> abc7 news first to break tonight's top story on twitter. federal agents raiding this home, taking down one of the best-known prostitution sites n the internet. good evening, everyone, i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama fgs daetz. fbi cracking down on an fbi sex site agent

journalist i elizabeth drew sat down this week with george stephanopoulos. >> one of the most interestinghings about that time is, it was obviously decades before twitter. >> thank god. >> you could actually report. >> we're getting totally jumbled as we would now. you wouldn't have time to think. it would have been almost impossible to sort things out. even with cable, not to mention twitter. >> reporter: reporting from that dark garage changing the course of history. susan saulny, abc news, washington. >> thank you, susan. >>> when we come back, what we have learned about actor harrison ford after being injured on the set of "star wars." she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in exce

president obama tells abc's george stephanopoulos this is a crisis. >> the brush along the southern border is the front line of what the obama administration calls a crisis. tens and thousands poured into the custody of customs and border protection. >> once those kids come across the borders there is a system we're supposed to process them, take care of them until we can send them back. >> pictures show overcrowding. homeland security secretary is back at the center of the crisis. >> we're engaged with the mexican government about stemming this tide. >> in south texas a temporary band aid just three miles from the border. contractors working and turning this 55,000 square foot warehouse into a holding facility floor plans depict the living areas. about a,000 detainees will be kept here the property could provide only a measure of relief. obama administration struggling to deal with the surge of the children guided by a misguided dream. >> there is no promise for your children coming to the united states. >> and he continues to drive the point home it does not guarantee a permanent stay he

president obama tells abc's george stephanopoulos this is a crisis. >> the brush along the southern borderront line of what the obama administration calls a crisis. tens and thousands poured into the custody of customs and border protection. >> once those kids come across the borders there is a system we're supposed to process them, take care of them until we can send them back. >> pictures show overcrowding. homeland security secretary is back at the center of the crisis. >> we're engaged with the mexican government about stemming this tide. >> in south texas a temporary band aid just three miles from the border. contractors working and turning this 55,000 square foot warehouse into a holding facility floor plans depict the living areas. about a,000 detainees will be kept here the property could provide only a measure of relief. obama administration struggling to deal with the surge of the children guided by a misguided dream. >> there is no promise for your children coming to the united states. >> and he continues to drive the point home it does not guarantee a permanent stay here. also,

. >> we'll have more from the interview on "this week" with george stephanopoulos in the morning. you can catch the entire interview, diane sawyer with hillary clinton, monday night 9:00 p.m. eastern. nothing off the table. her marriage, her plan for 2016, and when will we all know whether she's going to run, a look inside clinton's life we have not seen before. on the eve of her new book, hard choices, that prime time special monday night. >>> now, she was the original phenomenal woman. today her friends, the famous and her family gathered to remember author and poet maya angelou. during the service today in north carolina former president bill clinton described her this way, god loaned her his voice. here's abc's susan saulny. ♪ >> reporter: they called it a celebration of rising joy, both tearful -- >> the loss i feel, i cannot describe. she was the ultimate teacher. >> reporter: and triumphant -- >> she touched people all across the globe, including a young white woman from kansas who named her daughter after maya and raised her son to be the first black president of the unite

. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos named chief anchor of abc news.o anchoring "good morning america" and this week, he will lead the network's coverage of special events and breaking news. james goldstein, the president of abc news, calling diane, david, and george one of a kind journalists, saying for years to come they will inspire us all to do our best work and set a high bar for excellence to inform, empower, and inspire our viewers. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> they're the very best. you know, our former president, ben sherwood, raised the fact that it is very rare in this business that every anchor gets exactly what they want. everyone will be happy with their new role, they're staying here and a good thing for us all. >> a little worried about george. he is working "gma" and breaking news and "this week" george when are you going to sleep? >> probably doesn't. >> my biggest fear, letting you in on a secret at abc news. every day i borrow the pens here, part of diane's pens. i am terrified one day i am not going to put them back. now