i walked him to the elevator, robin. he was in an excellent mood, he was really happy with the interview. he was really happy with your questioning. he obviously has a soft spot for you, so he liked everything you asked him and it gave him an opportunity to make his case. but there will be some questions that will require some follow-up from journalists. a lot of journalists are covering it, a lot of mainstream organizations are all over the story right now. i suspect it will dominate the news. specifically, did he hire his own lawyer, or was he referring to the national restaurant association lawyer when he said, my lawyer was negotiating with her lawyer, this woman who was accusing him of sexual harassment. i think that has to be resolved, that question has to be resolved. and this other flat assertion that he made that his political adversaries were behind what he called the smear campaign against him. who was he referring to? he said he doesn't know who was responsible, but i'm sure there will be a lot of digging on

>>robin: he heard of the from the golden gate bridge. clinton december spielvogel along the coastline. if over all it is going to be cold kris samara, a very similar day, it will be cooler but overall, pleasant. high temperatures will look like this. in the east bay valleys, mild conditions. in the north bay, expect low- mid-60s. we do have a system will be our way. by 6:00 p.m. on thursday we will see showers. the rain will stick around into friday. by saturday, but mostly clear. the lane--the rain will be heavy on saturday. we have a few more days of sunshine and mild conditions. a chance of showers friday and saturday and will enter into the weekend. >>gabe: did not take your mobile phone outside of your pocket when you go into the bathroom. around 16 percent of self loans have tiny particles of feces. there are a lot of germs on ourselves. they go everywhere with us. our most used gadget gets exposed to bacteria. when was the last time you quit your cell phone? it is not a common practice but i recommend that you do it every once in

this is late night tv for robin. thanks for staying up late, robin. >>> damage control. is herman cain digging himself into a deeper mess with the so called inconsistencies? we'll assess what we heard from donna brazil and david strom both standing by live. >>> let's get to our strategy session. joining us is donna brazil and a cnn contributor david frum of the frum forum.com. you had an interesting tweet earlier in the day. you wrote what's on your menu? cain stew. hot mess and it doesn't appear he knows how to get in front of the story. now he's making uh stuff up again. making stuff up again? what's he doing? >> as you can tell over the past 24 hours he changed the story. first denied the accusation. went on another network to explain what might have happened. now he's saying he understands there was one case that was settled. so he's continuing to change the story. he's backtracking. you know, the first rule, wolf is to get in front and try to reframe the debate. clearly there is no one inside mr. cain's world that understands the first rules of public relations. >>

robin? >> jim, thank you. >>> let's bring in "gma" legal analyst, dan abrams. you heard jim talk about the amount of time. what do you think? >> this but an uphill battle for the defense because the prosecutors were able to present so much evidence of the way that conrad murray behaved and the things he should have done that he didn't do. and things he did do, which he absolutely shouldn't have done. so, from that point forward, the defense had an uphill battle to fight. >> and they didn't waste any time slapping the handcuffs. going right to jail. >> i was surprised. >> why? >> that they did that. because this is a guy with no criminal history. there's no overt risk of flight. the judge made a point that he has contacts in other places. but this is a crime where, as jim points out, he may serve little to almost no time behind bars. to immediately slap the cuffs on him and send him to jail is clearly intended to send a message. i think it's the judge saying, in effect, i know he's not going

>>pam: the bay area is drying out, robin winston has more. >>robin: it is very cold. for people out there, bundled up and stay more. here is a look at satellite and radar. as we have a slight chance of showers. here is a look at what you can expect. a chance of showers and a dense fog. tomorrow, we will start the day off with all this off in the valley but overall warmer than what we saw today. dry, mild conditions in the warm weather as we head into the weekend. costs to the details coming up short. >>pam: reggie kumar is live in the studio. >>reporter: every year and glide provides turkey for the less fortunate but it takes a team of volunteers. from adults to kids these volunteers slice in and pull apart turkeys and hams to feed over 5000 people. neither--nearly everyone is unemployed, purchase or cannot afford a meal like this. >> remember, thanksgiving is only one day. we need people to respond year round. help us meet our $17 million budget. >>pam: in san francisco, a few blocks away from clyde, but larkin street youth service offered meals, music and for a clot

robin? >> all right, jim. thank you. lots of developments in the story. >>> let's bring in our legal analyst, dan abrams. i don't even know where to start. >> i don't know what he was doing doing this interview. i was torn thinking, how could it hurt him? and i listened to the interview, i had my answer. i watched the interview and i thought to myself, that's how it hurts him. he pauses on answers whether he's sexually attracted to young boys. i would hope that he insisted on doing this interview and that his lawyer didn't say to him, hey, i think this is a good idea. >> why would you insist on doing this interview and then not be outraged? if you didn't -- he pauses. he hesitates. he admits to showering with young boys? >> this is not helpful to him at all. the people probably most pleased about this are the penn state officials that finally get a reprieve or sorts of the attention being focused on them all the time about now reporting. now, from the public perception point of view, there's

a surprisingly candid lady gaga gets frank with abc's robin roberts about her family and how fame fits in. plus, a world exclusive preview of gaga performing her new song "mary the night." ♪ gonna marry the night ♪ >>> and buyer beware. there's a wrong way to do it and a very wrong way. so tonight bill weir presents his step by step guide to deep frying your thanksgiving turkey. >> announcer: from the global e resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 22nd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, on the eve of this holiday season, your travel dollar might not feel like it goes as far as it used to, but tonight, we're going to make some every day travel earls who found ways to fly literally around the world in first class luxury for next to nothing. if that sounds too good to be true, maybe it's because you've never seen the extreme measures these folks will willing to take to wrack up frequent flyer miles, that allow you to fly for a discount or for free. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: this

robin wright, a journalist who has written a number of books on iran. now to more on the deadlock in washington but in a different sense. >> indeed, we've got a special congressional committee, they failed to reach agreement on how to cut america's vast budget deficit. the so-called super committee made up of six republicans and sick democrats said it's been unable to bridge differences between the parties after the two months of talks. president obama accused the republicans of failing to listen to reason. the bbc's adam brooks is in washington he says both money and the welcome of decision making have contributed to the failure of the u.s. debt talks. >> it's certainly the case that congress, the administration and aparently the american people feel strongly that america's budget deficit should be tackled in earnest. the question is how to do it? and america's political parties are deeply, ideologically divide over how that should happen. republicans are arguing that mass i spending cuts in government spending -- and government spending are what is re

the latest in the robin gardner case. >> robin gardner and gary giordano had been vacationing in aruba for three days when guard ner vanished. a tourist took these pictures of the couple two hours before gardner went missing. surveillance video shows giordano looking for help minutes after she vanished. he has maintained his innocence. >> all the proof i have seen, everything up until now, that i have seen, clears gary giordano and confirms his version of the facts. >> giordano sat in an aruban jail for a month while prioritization -- since august 5 while prioritization looked for more evidence. he is free to leave the island tuesday if the prosecution's attempt at an appeal are not successful. the prosecution filed an appeal shortly after the judge's ruling. >> when i asked him what he feels about his release, he started to cry and asked me to excuse mi him for a few minutes. >> he has been revusevude 30 times. the -- his story has been reviewed and the prosecution says there have mn been numerous inconsistencies. he tried to cash in on a life-insurance policy he took out on robin gar

robin? >> thank you. >>> joining us now with more on the case is "gma" legal analyst, dan abrams. the mother of the family, what to think and what to do. right now, they're standing by the ex-fiance. >> that's incredibly important for him. both in the investigators and in the court of public opinion. imagine if they weren't, right? he appears on "the people's court" with her. there was a restraining order request made. et cetera. everyone would be saying, come on. must have been him. with the family saying, we don't think so, that really does change the equation. but with that said, even if -- the fact that this was the ex, means the authorities would have been looking at him anyway. >> and he is the last one to have seen her. >> absolutely. >> also another reason to talk to him. >> there's no question they're going to focus on him. they need to rule him out first. >> that restraining order. police have to look at that. even though she was denied the restraining order, it had to set off alar

josh, robin, and george? >> you don't look like you're faking it. you look truly happy. >> it's a merry monday. that's exactly what it is. >> you're going to nashville later today. that will make anybody happy. >>> now to will and kate. the rumors continue to swirl. with so many looking for signs that a royal heir is on the way. there's something new to buzz about this morning. nick watt has more on that from london. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, george. the latest is that william and kate are planning to move into a new place, a four-bedroom place. with a nursery. which leads me to ask the question, are they nesting? for the most talked about couple in britain, a swank new address. 1-a kensington palace. william grew up here. they decided not to move into the actual apartment. >> william thought perhaps it was a little too crowded with memories and kate thought it was a little too creepy the idea to move not home where her husband grew up. >> reporter: they've chosen this place. "gma" got a sneak peek back in april. first, major re

just throw to robin and george. you're no help. >> there we go. >> like a little rubber chicken in the morning. >> a new barrier every morning. >> the muppets are in town. they're taking over times square, live. we're really excited to have them here. >> we are. them and their chickens. we're going to get a lot more from them coming up. >>> also, justin bieber. that baby drama will not go away, even though the woman suing him as actually dropped the lawsuit. but she's standing by her story. we have the latest on that. >>> also on "gma," we have the newest member of our abc family. katie couric. there with the muppets, as well. >> hi, miss piggy. >> you don't work here, do you? >> i do. >> a lot of stars here this morning. and katie has a fantastic special tonight with regis philbin, on the eve of his final day on "live." >> what will he be doing next in his next chapter? >>> but first, the frenzy surrounding william and kate. first, she passed on having pean peanuts. now, a new report that kate is, indeed, pregnant.

robin? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, how kim kardashian's ex found out she was calling it all off. kris humphries' father teaks was calling it all off. kris humphries' father teaks out. that's a peerless diamond. that's the ideal ideal-cut diamond. what? female announcer: jared ha five times the selection of ordinary jewelry stores, with thousands of loose diamonds and hundreds of settings to create your own one-of-a-kind ring. - that's an extraordinarily... [sniffs] beautiful moment. - yo, man. you crying? - [sniffs] no. announcer: that's the power of selection. that's jared, the galeria of jewelry. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want

robin? >> we'll see how herman cain responds today. >>> now, to the breaking news in the debate over the safety of your children's juice. that brand-new investigation out this morning says there is potential danger lurking in what your kids are drinking. abc's linsey davis has the latest. >> how can you do testing in just one line? in those results confirmed by other labs? no good scientist would ever do that kind of work. >> reporter: it was a fierce debate that all started with this dramatic statement from dr. oz. >> some of the best-known brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: our own dr. richard besser fired back. saying research done by the fda showed the arsenic found in some juices was harmless. >> telling parents they are poisoning children. and you have absolutely no evidence. >> reporter: but this morning, brand-new evidence that there is a potential danger in your child's juice. "consumer" reports did its own investigation, testing both apple and grape j

good morning to you, robin. we're talking about something that's almost out of an intense movie scene. it's an old-fashioned elevator where you have to open the door to get into it. when it malfunctioned, it caused a close call for these young girls when the elevator nearly crushed them. >> hello? 911. >> please, help us, now. >> reporter: their terrifying screams could be heard throughout the school. >> please, lift it up. lift it up. >> reporter: three, young girls, trapped under a 500-pound elevator. not in it. but under it. >> almost screaming the whole time. we're going to die. we're going to die. >> very scary. >> and painful. >> reporter: these 12-year-olds came within mere inches of losing their lives during their lunch break on tuesday. they were on the first floor of the school, when they walked into this area. this is the door that would typically be used to take the elevator up. it happened to be unlocked. >> we tried to open the door. and the door wouldn't open. andrea and i were pushing up on the e

robin? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, how kim kardashian's ex found out she was calling it all off. kris humphries' father teaks was calling it all off. kris humphries' father teaks out. that's a peerless diamond. that's the ideal ideal-cut diamond. what? female announcer: jared has five times the selection of ordinary jewelry stores, with thousands of loose diamonds and hundreds of settings to create your own one-of-a-kind ring. - that's an extraordinarily... [sniffs] beautiful moment. - yo, man. you crying? - [sniffs] no. announcer: that's the power of selection. that's jared, the galeria of jewelry. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want

. >> robin? >> we'll see how herman cain responds today. >>> now, to the breaking news in the debate over the safety of your children's juice. that brand-new investigation out this morning says there is potential danger lurking in what your kids are drinking. abc's linsey davis has the latest. >> how can you do testing in just one lab, without getting those results confirmed by other labs? no good scientist would ever do that kind of work. >> reporter: it was a fierce debate that all started with this dramatic statement from dr. oz. >> some of the best-known brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: our own dr. richard besser fired back. saying research done by the fda showed the arsenic found in some juices was harmless. >> telling parents they are poisoning children. and you have absolutely no evidence. >> reporter: but this morning, brand-new evidence that there is a potential danger in your child's juice. "consumer reports" did its own investigation, testing both apple

. >> good to see you, robin. >> thanks very much. >> robin, thanks. >>> now, to the latest in the search for baby lisa. nearly a month after she went missing, her parents are shaking up their legal team. and we have an exclusive look at an attempt to bring normal life back to their older children. abc's matt gutman has that for us from kansas city. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. like millions of other american kids, baby lisa's brothers went trick or treating last night. their parents offering us a glimpse of a regular life for the first time since baby lisa vanished, four weeks ago today. this morning, exclusive, new video of baby lisa's family, parents -- deborah bradley and jeremy irwin, and her half-brothers. >> hi, guys. >> trick or treat. >> reporter: trick or treating in a kansas city neighborhood, exactly four weeks after the 11-month-old went missing. >> happy halloween. >> reporter: "gma" was asked to keep the location where the family has been in hiding a secret. >> what do you want? >> reporter: that image, a sliver of normalcy, in stark

we want to get sam. >> good morning, robin. we're just north of you at the disney store in times square, for the one of a kind virtual experience in front of the store. when you come in here, you line up. you give them your e-mail address and your phone number. they will text you a picture of you with a virtual disney character. it's something to take away from your time here in times square, just hanging out. we did the party rock anthem on our halloween show. so, with the disney characters. and there's donald already in place for me right there now. we did it. we didn't do it really well. but we did it. and so, donald's here. we're going to teach you guys the step. okay? on the step, donald, are you with me? you got it? ready to learn? everybody ready? okay. you're going to lead with your -- shuffle. shuffle. shuffle down, one. down, two. you ready? all right. so, ready to go? shuffle, shuffle, shuffle, shuffle. down one. down two. take it, donald. take it. how are you doing? pretty good. did you do pretty good? not bad. ♪

eight-year member of congress. >> bret: he asked undecided activist robin out for coffee. the washington big shot courting the iowa activist. >> i did look at the straw poll. >> bret: for now, only willing to give mccotter friendly iowa advice. >> got to get your statement down, so you can talk to people face to face. >> bret: july turns to august. and the straw poll fast approaches. >> the straw vote sends a powerful message. >> the state is rising. >> we're fired up! >> bret: with each passing day. >> when you look at my record of results it's the best of any candidate in the race. >> august 11 -- >> what are you going to do? >> bret: the iowa state fair. >> get my answer. >> bret: romney is back. >> you don't like my answer, vote for someone else. >> bret: two days before the straw poll. >> i am not going to raise taxes. that is my answer. >> bret: hours before a fox news debate. >> iowanss are looking for a candidate that can win. >> bret: romney, joanie has a prime seat in the auditorium. >> welcome to ames, iowa, and republican presidential debate. >> bret: romney is

robin? >> moving quickly through here, faster than we thought it would, through the northeast. >> we're very happy with what's happening, from new york city all the way to north florida. but northern areas and extreme northwest, not so good. >> all right, sam. >>> now, for the latest on the rails with abc's ginger zee. she's the newest member of our "gma" family and our weekend meteorologist. she's aboard the acela train, from washington to new york. good morning ginger. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is my first live shot going 08 to 150 mile the per hour. not too bad. this is the huge day for amtrak. it's their busiest of the entire year. on a typical wednesday, you'd see 77,000 riders across the nation. today, they will double that. not only is it busy. but it's efficient. weather-wise, if they have rain, if they is snow, they say not an issue, not like the air and roads get affected at least. the only thing that can stop them up is really high winds. so, you'll get there. and her

>>robin: a few sprinkles out there over orenda and oakland. mostly cloudy skies for the bay area tonight. just a few sprinkles lingering. temperatures are still on the call side. take a look at current conditions. cool temperatures. a big drop compared to yesterday. i will have a full forecast some of shortly. more rain on the way. >>pam: the news is just getting started. we have more on the fallout from yesterday's occupy oakland to movement. the city of oakland has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on police. coming up, the impact on the city. if >> i am calling in today, i am not going to court. i am going to clean the city. >>pam: residents come together to clean up after last night's vandalism. >>j.r.: coming up, at 8:00 p.m.. >>kimberlee: there were too protesters that were hit by a car last night. keep an eye on the white car trying to go slowly through the intersection. the car is stopped by a man and a white shirt. he stopped the car from proceeding and when the cartwrights and inch further, the man slammed his hands on the hood

eight-year member of congress. >> bret: he asked undecided activist robin out for coffee. the washington big shot courting the iowa activist. >> i did look at the straw poll. >> bret: for now, only willing to give mccotter friendly iowa advice. >> got to get your statement down, so you can talk to people face to face. >> bret: july turns to august. and the straw poll fast approaches. >> the straw vote sends a powerful message. >> the state is rising. >> we're fired up! >> bret: with each passing day. >> when you look at my record of results it's the best of any candidate in the race. >> august 11 -- >> what are you going to do? >> bret: the iowa state fair. >> get my answer. >> bret: romney is back. >> you don't like my answer, vote for someone else. >> bret: two days before the straw poll. >> i am not going to raise taxes. that is my answer. >> bret: hours before a fox news debate. >> iowanss are looking for a candidate that can win. >> bret: romney, jnie has a prime seat in the auditorium. >> welcome to ames, iowa, and republican presidential debate. >> bret: romney is h

robin? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, how kim kardashian's ex found out she was calling it all off. kris humphries' father teaks was calling it all off. kris humphries' father teaks out. that's a peerless diamond. that's the ideal ideal-cut diamond. what? female announcer: jared has five times the selection of ordinary jewelry stores, with thousands of loose diamonds and hundreds of settings to create your own one-of-a-kind ring. - that's an extraordinarily... [sniffs] beautiful moment. - yo, man. you crying? - [sniffs] no. announcer: that's the power of selection. that's jared, the galeria of jewelry. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want

>>robin: clear in breezy with gusts up to 40 mi. per hour. a red flag warning is in place, details coming up. >>pam: of twin girls who were joined at the chest and abdomen are recovering from surgery today. alejandra cerball has a their mother's emotional thank you. [crying] >> we are gratefully each time. god bless us all. >>alejandra: angelina and anjelica were joined at the chest and abdomen for two years before doctors operated on the girls from on tuesday. >> the two girls are separate. they basically will have just a little scar to show for it. in all likelihood there are completely done with surgery. >>alejandra: over 20 doctors assisted in the surgery. doctors say that there was no blood loss. although the procedure is risky, everything went well. >> the test closure when better than anticipated. we did use place that had been specially constructed as its enforcement. >>alejandra: the girls are now recovering in the icy you. the doctors say that the twins should grow on to live normal, happy lives. >>gabe: what is going on with clippe

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robin? >> all right, jim. thank you. lots of developments in the story. >>> let's bring in our legal analyst, dan abrams. i don't know where to start. >> i don't know where what he was doing doing this interview. i was torn thinking, how could it hurt him? and i listened to the interview, i had my answer. i watched the interview and i thought to myself, that's how it hurts him. he pauses on answers whether he's sexually attracted to young boys. i would hope that he insisted on doing this interview and that his lawyer didn't say to him, hey, i think this is a good idea. >> why would you insist on doing this interview and then be outraged? if you didn't -- he pauses. he hesitates. he admits to showering with young boys. >> this is not helpful to him at all. the people probably most pleased about this are the penn state officials that finally get a reprieve of the attention being focused on them all the time about not reporting. now, from the public perception point of view, there's someone els

josh, robin, and george? >> you don't look like you're faking it. >> it's a merry monday. >> you're going to nashville later today. that will make anybody happy. >>> now to will and kate. the rumors continue to swirl. there's something new to buzz about this morning. more on that from london. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, george. the latest is that william and kate are planning to plouffe into a new place, a four-bedroom place. are they nesting? for the most talked about couple in britain, a swank new address. 1-a kensington palace. william grew up here. they decided not to move into the actual apartment. >> william thought it was fool of memories. kate thought it was a little bit creepy. >> reporter: they've chosen this place. "gma" got a sneak peek back if april. first, major renovation. they'll move in by to 13. by then, they'll probably be parents. the tongues on still wagging after kate declines the peanut paste. >> we ran a story about the number of times she touched her tummy, 12 times

>>robin: here is a look at our satellite radar. we have a storm system moving closer to the bay area. right now it is over seattle and portland. we will get cooler temperatures, rain and snow. there is a wind chill weather revisory from 5:00 p.m. thursday-5:00 p.m. friday. moderate-heavy snow expected. a look at future cass, sprinkles mostly for the north bay. the rain becomes widespread thursday and friday morning. friday afternoon will be pretty much clear. there is more rain on the way and cooler temperatures in store for the bay area. >>dan: at the port of oakland, protesters are still here. we will have an update at 8:30 p.m.. >>pam: here is a live picture looking out over an intersection and oakland. trucks are being blocked by protesters. the protesters are reportedly beginning to move back towards frank ogawa plaza. earlier today we saw some protesters climbing on trucks. thefts quite a few people are out on the streets. dan kerman has been at the port all day long. he is joining us live with the latest from the scene. >>da

robin will be my dancer. >> reporter: there we go. >> your child are know what will monsters are. you can get a box of little monsers. >> reporter: but it's not just little monsters who can find something here. there's something for everyone, even me. i got a little makeover from the fairy godmother of fashion herself. >> it looks pretty. i'm going to style it for you. >> reporter: i've been eyeing this leather jacket. may i? >> yes. >> reporter: and you put it on and -- >> you instantly feel cooler. >> reporter: with 25% of proceeds going to her bosh this way charity, this is pure gaga. >> it's inspiring bravery and kindness in youth all over the world. it's an organization centered around anti-bullying and, my mom and i are really passion gnat about that this is our passion project. i want everyone to go around the room and say one thing they family makes at thanksgiving for dinner. >> reporter: lady gaga is passionate about her thanksgiving special airing on abc this thursday. i was amazed that you directed it. >> yeah. >> reporter: tell us about it. >> well, i've been doing vi

he took 36-year-old robin to aruba for fun. she vanished from a beach while snorkeling. attorneys say his legal troubles are far from over. >> this investigation is still going on. not only because we think the system has to do that but the relatives of robin in the united states, they are still left without clues and answers on what happened to their loved one. >> giordano is investigated by the fbi and faces a possible grand jury dime in maryland relating to a $1.5 million insurance policy he bought designating himself as the beneficiary. >>> allen wright remains in jail accused of raping a 13- year-old girl. wright pulled the teenage girl in to an abandoned home. the alleged incident happened last month. the girl fell through a decaying floor to the basement where he raped and threatened to kill her. dna evidence matches the sample in the state's data base. >>> man is in the hospital after suffering a severe pit bull attack. all while out for a ride. it happened monday in davidsonville park in arundel county. three dogs attacked the man. the animals were said to be on

robin? george? >> thanks a lot, sam. >> appreciate that. >>> going to get to some good news about the conjoined twins. the 2-year-old we first told you about yesterday. after ten hours of high-risk surgery, angelica and angelina sabuco are sleeping in their own bed. for the first time in their lives. abc's cecelia vegas with the details. and it sure sounds like it couldn't get any better. >> good morning to you both. this operation was long and complicated. but doctors say they got the outcome they had hoped for. the twins are healthy and now on their way to living independent lives. the ten-hour surgery was risky and delicate. just separating the girls took more than two hours. nearly half of the operation was spent reconstructing their tiny bodies. but when it was finally over, these conjoined twins from the philippines emerged in a california hospital, as unique individuals for the very first time. >> we're very pleased. things basically could not have gone better. >> reporter: angelina and angel

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the head of the ten-campus system says he is appalled by what happened out here. he plans to talk to the chancellors today and is calling for a top to bottom review of campus policing. there are six angles. and each image is crystal clear. the student protesters were seated peacefully and huddled on the ground. the uc date lieutenant takes out the can of pepper spray, points it directly at their faces and sprays them one by one. when he reaches the end of the line, he circles back and does it all over again. >> the police officer said he would spray us. i had no idea that was coming until it was already in my face. >> i think the way they responded shows for them it's about power. not about -- not about the actual moral implications of their actions. >> she's not resisting! >> he isn't resisting! >> shame on you! >> reporter: it began when occupy wall street protesters set up tents on uc campus. police ordered the camp cleared by 3:00 p.m. friday. at 3:30, police in riot gear showed u