i are you expanding your brand you will do more with robin hood get robin hood the robin to project will probably be around as long as i am and after it's something that really that i'm really keen on and helping people was really put as a positive spin on my life in this new age and so it definitely be felt more focused on that in the future so got a sixty day the fitness world working now with thirty to forty people every morning on runyon canyon so yeah it's a lot of joy to give isn't it it is a lot of joy to give what about the reality sawed vs one marrying the game or does that. marry the game is the show that feature is myself my fiance and my three children and of course you know our day to day friends and family. it is a struggle because at the end of the day we went into the reality show as a wedding special supposed to be six episodes a wedding and then never a season two now here we are. still not married in season two trying to figure it out which is where it is i can't really grasp. the reason that we didn't get married or our we even got season two when it was and when spec

i are you expanding your brand you could do more with robin hood of lead get robin hood the robin to project will probably be around as long as i am and after it's something that really that i'm really keen on and helping people was really put a spin a positive spin on my life in this new age and so it definitely be felt more focused on that in the future so got a sixty day the fitness world working now with thirty to forty people every morning on runyon canyon so yeah it's a lot of joy to give isn't it it is a lot of joy to give what about the reality sort of the h one marrying the game what is that. marrying the game is the show to feed myself my fiance and my three children and of course you know our day to day friends and family. it is a struggle because at the end of the day we went into the reality show as a wedding special supposed to be six episodes a wedding and then never a season two now here we are. still not married in season two trying to figure it out which is where it is i can't really grasp. the reason that we didn't get married or al even got season two when it was

robin's dad is still in a coma because of her. she's capable of god knows what. >> so, what's the occasion, dr. drake? are all the nurses getting flowers? >> patrick: what are you talking about? >> that bouquet just arrived for nurse santiago. [ chuckles ] >> patrick: like déjà vu. all over again. >> robin: did you kidnap patrick's son? >> dr. obrecht: did i give you permission to interrogate me? and such stupid questions? you should be thanking me for not killing you. the only reason you're still on this earth is to save jerry jacks' life. >> anna donely called again. >> jerry: of course, she did. her father's dying on polonium poisoning. she wants more of that elixir i gave her. why would i share it with her after what she did to me, bringing that decrepit cur my way? well, i'll take that. [ sighs ] he's not dead yet, is he? there we go. >> robin: what, do you expect me to be grateful? the only reason that i'm alive is because my father caught you when you were trying to kill me, and you gave him the drug that was meant for me

. >> robin: let me see you. >> turn around. >> robin: oh, wow, i can! >> i don't have any concealer on-- none whatsoever. >> robin: that's ama... 'cause it gets the puffiness out... >> yep. >> when do i get to look? >> kathleen: turn towards me, i want to see. >> robin: just turn. >> [gasps] all right, that's incredible, that's incredible because all of... like here, you have all these little fine lines on this side. on the right eye on here, there's, there are none. the lines, they're gone. they're... like, they're gone. >> robin: it... they are. >> i like that there's no scalpel. >> right, no kidding. >> you know, i think it's just amazing that it smoothed out that crepe-iness that, that's there and the bag... there's such a big difference. i think it makes me not look so tired. >> kathleen: and younger! >> do you love it? [laughs] >> yeah, i do! i love it! >> all right, elise, you ready? [laughter] o.k., so put enough on under your eye, right up into the corner, there you go. and then all the way down, sweep it down and across and just keep rubbing i

>>> medina para paul aguilar, el centro, muy oportuno, la tiene el chapito, la tiene tanska y luego robin lod raúl alonso, la pelota tocada por el delantero mexicano, saque de meta para finlandia en lo que pudo ser el tercero mexicano. >>> no ha tocado ningun balón oribe peralta. >>>ppero la única que tocó fue para carlos el gullit peña, que fue gol después muy bueno. >>> pero tiene que bajar y descansar con la pelota pero se agradece la intención, y entusiasmo del equipo mexicano para revertir la situación. >>> miguel layún, miguel layún entre dos, gira la pelota para oribe peralta para adelante tiró larga la pelota de miguel layún, sauqe largo de manos, martes 6 robin lod, la tiene ahora tuomas rannankari para el equipo de finlandia, la pelota para atrás, sakari mattila saque lateral para finlandia, tuomas rannankari, sakari mattila, que recibe ahora sorsa, la tiene ahora miguel layún, miguel layún para rebotar el balón en sakari mattila que salió a cortar el avance, y regalar el saque lateral >>> se hicieron de palabras miguel layún y sebastián sorsa, porque le dejó

. >> robin: let me see you. >> turn around. >> robin: oh, wow, i can! >> i don't have any concealer on-- none whatsoever. >> robin: that's ama... 'cause it gets the puffiness out... >> yep. >> when do i get to look? >> kathleen: turn towards me, i want to see. >> robin: just turn. >> [gasps] all right, that's incredible, that's incredible because all of... like here, you have all these little fine lines on this side. on the right eye on here, there's, there are none. the lines, they're gone. they're... like, they're gone. >> robin: it... they are. >> i like that there's no scalpel. >> right, no kidding. >> you know, i think it's just amazing that it smoothed out that crepe-iness that, that's there and the bag... there's such a big difference. i think it makes me not look so tired. >> kathleen: and younger! >> do you love it? [laughs] >> yeah, i do! i love it! >> all right, elise, you ready? [laughter] o.k., so put enough on under your eye, right up into the corner, there you go. and then all the way down, sweep it down and across and just keep rubbing i

so robin implied that miley cyrus is blaming -- robin implied that miley cyrus is to blame for the raunchy performance at the vmas. kind of like when justin timberlake acted like he didn't know what was about to happen when janet jackson's boob popped out. i always think that justin probably knew, janet knew, and they were going to be "edgy" with that. but he hung her out to dry. anyway, robin is trying his best to distance himself from the controversy. and here's what mr. thicke has to say -- >> you didn't think of it as sexual? >> well, i was on stage. i didn't see it. to me, i'm walking toward miley. i'm not thinking sex. i'm thinking fun. >> yeah. >> you know? i mean, her and i don't have that -- >> she's twerking up against your -- >> you have to remember, i was singing -- i'm singing my butt off. i'm looking up at the sky, singing. i'm not really paying attention to all that. that's on her. i'm like -- people ask me, you know, do you twerk? i go, listen, i'm the twerkee. i'm twerked upon. i don't twerk myself, okay? >> wendy: you know, yo understand that that's what men do in a case

robin what's your story? >> miley cyrus said the other day she didn't think that people over 40 had sex. and the other day on "the talk" susanne somers who is what, 66? said that she and her husband are having sex twice a day. >> and he's like 77. >> right. they've been married something like 32 years. >> do you believe it? >> i didn't believe it. but then i read further. >> that depends on your definition of sex. >> but she said they're both on hormones. >> not only a little bit on hormones. do you remember when she was on oprah? she takes like 80 pills a day. the amount of supplements. >> you have to take a lot of pills. >> christiane, what's your story? >> i know that was probably your story. she probably took it. >> she did. then i have to go to libya on my story. it's kind of sad, actually. the prime minister of libya was kidnaped, dragged from his place of residence undercover of darkness by a militia who apparently was associated with some element of the government, the interior minister. then he was l

hello, robin. making good progress, i hope. >> robin: [ sighs ] [ spits ] >> jerry: ohh! >> duke: well, well, well, well, well. this is my lucky day. >> anna: oh, hi! >> duke: hello, miss devane. >> anna: hello, yourself! >> duke: [ chuckles ] >> anna: why aren't you at the office?ome time away to grab a bite to eat. >> anna: oh. >> duke: and i'm very glad that i did. the people-watching around here is sublime. >> anna: [ laughs ] i didn't hear you leave this morning. >> duke: oh. i left excruciatingly early. my new boss is working me like a fiend. >> anna: oh. >> duke: will you join me? >> anna: sure. >> duke: i guess this is my life in the employ of derek wells. >> derek: alexis! what a nice surprise! >> alexis: [ sighs ] it is, isn't it? can i speak with you? >> derek: all right. you seem, uh -- >> alexis: troubled? >> derek: hold on a second. uh, it's not danny, is it? >> alexis: no, no. danny's fine. in fact, they're bringing him home tomorrow. >> derek: oh. good! well, that's good news. here! >> alexis: yeah. yeah, it is. >> derek: so, uh, what's on your mind? >> al

and he then said, "oh, my goodness, robin, what reing with going to do?" and he helped me put together my medical team. he was -- they were there after every appointment saying, what happened, what do we do next, what do we need now. and then at a certain point he just took over and said i'm getting you the best. you're going to have everything you need. and i just sat there for the first time in my life and let people take care of me. and he was the first among them. >> and it's not uncommon for people in the public light to live their illness as publicly. you kept it secret. and you were kind of calling into the show. >> well, i was on an isd line at home. they set up a special line for me so i could do the show from home. >> and you never explained why you weren't in the studio. >> not really. because we do a comedy show and you don't want to be sitting there thinking is she going to be all right while trying to make you laugh. so we decided we don't know how the story is going to turn out. i want to get on the air for four hours every day. >> two days

robin scherbatsky-- i'm on the list. name's already crossed off. sorry. but i'm robin scherbatsky. i'm a reporter for channel one. there's a channel one? back of the line. aah! coat wench, do not uncheck that man's jacket! sorry, just being dramatic. you're not a coat wench. no, no, no, coat wench, i like it. i should get a sign made up. what are you doing here? lily let you go? lily? who cares, right? you are so dead. oh, i am so dead. wow, i'm going home. no, uh-uh. i put my ass and probably other parts of my body on the line to come down here and party with my bro. now, damn it, we're going to party. all right, one beer. yes! finally, i don't have to wait half an hour for a drink. oh, man, i can't believe i forgot to tell you this. this is important to the story. earlier that day, marshall went to the dentist and got a temporary crown put in. okay, so anyway... marshall, are you okay? again, i wasn't there, so i'm a little foggy on the details. taxi! on how i met your mother has been provided by... thank you, curÉl.rÉl. thank you, curÉl. curÉl ultra healing lotion instantly

. >> coming up -- >> we got robin quivers. one of those people that look like they never age. >> what is one of your pet peeves? [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> how's it going, robin? looking lovely as always. >> we got robin quivers leaving barnes and noble in new york. this is a good question for her. >> you fall into this class of people like jennifer aniston that look like they never age. what is one of your secrets? >> vegetables. >> is that really true? >> is -- when you listen to her on the show she always talks about vegetables. >> i ate too many vegetables last night. >> were you farting? >> all the way to work the >> she had a lot of vegetables yesterday. ask about her car ride into work yesterday. >> i -- did you stink up the car >> i ate a lot of vegetables and realized it was too many. >> you know all you girls get in your car and it's like full-out orchestra why like who's honking? i hear that all day, dude. i got to get to my car and just unleash. >> unbelievable th

♪ >> robin. thanks for stopping by. >> well, i was surprised when you called. >> look, i feel terrible. this must have been traumatic and embarrassing for you. not to mention it may keep you from getting a job in the future. so, to make amends, i wanted to give you this autographed picture. >> hey, thanks. your generosity is overwhelming. >> and i want to talk to principal martin about getting your job back. >> would you do that for me? >> of course i would. since you getting fired was really my fault. >> oh, that was really sweet of you for taking responsibility for getting me fired. especially since you didn't take responsibility the last time! ♪ sorry, new ring tone! >> please tell me you're not the maniac stalker that snuck in here and left the cupcake? >> you don't remember, do you? i remember, you were miles apart and it was all good until the star complained about the cupcake on got me fired. >> so, it is you. crazy debbie, what do you want for me? >> marcus, and mr. delicious. >> i'm no

anna, she was with robin! >> anna: you don't know what you're saying. >> robert: no. no. >> anna: you're -- you're disoriented, honey. you're disoriented. >> robert: no. no. no. i've -- i've never been more together in my life. i've seen our daughter, and she's alive. ,,

robin thicke. kelly clarkson. and the "fifty shades" stunner. >>> plus, america's favorite couple from "the bachelor." sean and catherine here with a secret to reveal. >>> and one of the most popular artists of our time, elton john here. taking over times square. this one's for you, as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ but the sun's been quite bright ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> and look at the crowd out there in times square this monday morning. happy columbus day to everyone. happy columbus day to elton john. we got him up early this morning. >> we certainly did. >> can not wait to hear him later on. >> can we just let people know? >> well i was going say it later. i love hearing "your song." that was the song for ali and my first dance at our wedding. >> i couldn't wait. i had to share it with everybody. it's been tearing us up. >> yeah. all day long. >> it's nice. >> 12 years. >> beautiful. >> and -- that's a good segue to the next couple look at that. it pops up in the prompter. catherine and sean wi

>> robin made the colorful wrap by hand. a product of her mortal skills and a super human drive that soars far above just one cape. >> three weeks ago we had 400 kids waiting. right now we're down to 100 but we're getting about 10 nominations every day. >> at first she stitched a few capes for relatives and then learned about a girl born with a severe skin disorder. >> it was a moment that she needed a cape. my son looked cute but she needed one. >> reporter: to date robin has cloaked more than 1700 kids battling illnesses and living with disabilities, building an army of super heros. >> they'reoing to the hospital in their cape and wearing them to their first day of school because kids make fun of them. >> with new requests coming in each day robin quit her job and opened a one room workshop where she and her volunteers can keep the sewing going. >> she doesn't just deliver capes. she bolsters children and robin turns them into super heros. >> reporter: kids like remedy are incredibly grateful. >> thank you robin for my cap

listen, robin, our time has runt . i got to be honest if you find yourself coming back to baltimore to visit family or whatever get in touch with us here at cbs and we can come in and do a web extra on cbsbaltimore.com and do a 10, 20 minute education. >> i'm going to take you up on that. >> honest to god. get in touch with us here at wjz, cbs channel 13 and come in and let's do some good work. what do you think? >> definitely. >> great to see you look ing so good. >> bye-bye. >> that was great, chapter 3 . i can't make this stuff up. >> no, you can't. >> think of your body as a space shift. apollo 13, we have a problem. i've been there, done [ humming tune ] "every a cappella rehearsal needs a dunkin' donuts iced coffee to get me through. #mydunkin" nothing gives you a boost like delicious dunkin' iced coffee. share your story. #mydunkin >>> 4 until 7:00. here come your updates in sharon and marty at first warning weather. >>> beautiful day. that dome of high pressure with widespread 60s is going to provide us with a

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. police are saying that these men could be headed back to jail any day now. they are also saying that anyone who helped them get this far needs to be nerve sousse, because their investigation doesn't stop here. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: this was the takedown. witnesses recording police surrounding the room of the two fugitives who conned their way out of jail. police ready for a fight with their guns drawn saturday evening. the tip that led police to this motel came from someone the men knew. police said they arrived just in time. saying the pair was waiting for a ride out of town. >> it was being dispatched from atlanta. who was the driver or where the driver was going to take them after he or she got here, we do not know. we'll be backtracking to those who helped carry out this fraud and we'll be looking closely at anyone who may have helped harbor these fugitives. >> reporter: brazen, bold, with nothing to lose, 34-year-olds charles walker and joe jenkins were both serving senten

a new book the vegucation of robin. how robin quivers saved my life. how are you? >> i feel fantastic. people ask me, i have been cancer-free three or four months now. it's a matter of still recovering at home, past all the treatments that's kept me out of the studio this long, but i have been feeling really good. >> i want to talk to you in a second. talk about walking back no that studio. that's family, it's friend, it's everything. >> i have been talking to them every day, you know, i was still on the air from home. so it wasn't like i hadn't talked to them. but seeing everyone and getting that everyone hugged me. everyone was so happy to see me. i was real happy to actually see them. >> i don't have to make this more dramatic than it was, because it was dire. >> eyeah. >> howard is blunt about i. he said he's told a lot of people he was thinking about funeral arrangements for you and what he would do. how did you hand him the.com notifies? >> well, everything happened so fast. i wound up not being able to pass water

robin? >> all right, gio. thank you. >>> now, to a dangerous and dramatic kidnapping on the high seas. two americans taken hostage, singled out by pirates attacking the ship. abc's brian ross has the latest for us. >> reporter: u.s. officials believe the two americans have been taken in the hard-to-reach mangrove swamps of nigeria. safe havens for a number of pirate and militant groups that made a fortune kidnapping american and foreign oil workers in the region. >> they're really getting more sophisticated how they operate. they're better funded. they don't take ships in west africa. they're really going after ransoms. >> reporter: the americans were taken off the oil rig supply ship, "the sea retriever," in broad daylight. about 15 miles off the coast of nigeria. u.s. military officials say the pirates sorted the crew by nationalities and took captive only the two americans. >> you take americans, you get a good price. but at the same time, you bring a lot of heat on you, too. >> reporter: the u.s. says ther

robin and george? >> all right. thank you. they thought bringing it back out in public would -- >> what a response. >>> we're going to turn to the guilty verdict in the case of the seattle man, david pietz. whose wife was killed seven years ago. the family of nicole pietz was relieved and emotional, after they had seen their long quest for justice result in a conviction. abc's neal karlinsky has all the details. >> we, the jury, found the defendant -- >> reporter: for nicole pietz's family, it was an emotional end. after seven long years of fighting, david pietz was convicted of killing his wife, nicole. strangling her with his own hands and dumping her in the wood. listen to her sister, tanya, when pietz was moved out in handcuffs. >> you're going to hell, pietz. >> reporter: outside, nicole's 72-year-old mother, who fought tooth and nail to see her daughter's killer behind bars, could finally exhale. >> the last 7 1/2 years have been torture for us. you know, we -- she'll never come back. i never got to say good-bye to her.

good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. people love to be scared on these amusement rides. maybe not this scared. 12 people suspended for three hours in sheer terror. until they were finally taken down. one person complained of neck pain. she was taken to the hospital. this is the jaw-dropping moment that orlando's tallest rollercoaster came to a dead stop for nearly three hours. 12 passengers on universal studios hollywood rip ride rocket at a standstill, in a vertical position, 17 stories in the air. their backs to the ground. >> being in that position, not knowing, not understanding why you're in that position. you're going to be a little bit upset. once we got up there and the guys were able to talk to them calm everybody down. >> reporter: as it turned dark, one of the riders could be seen waving. eventually, the car was moved to the top of the ride so passengers could sit upright. then, they waited. for nearly two hours until park officials finally made sure the car was in a locked position, clearing the way for rescu

let's bring in someone who knows, robin lundberg, host of the robin lundberg show on espnews radio. >> thank you for having me. >> when we're talking about the spread, this isn't a bunch of people sitting around. talk about the science that goes into thinking about it. >> the house doesn't lose. you know that anytime you go to las vegas. if there's a bunch of money coming in on one team, it will adjust the spread accordingly. they're not in the business of losing these things. they spend their time, they set it and they generally win. even if you're a really expert gambler, you'll beat the spread 51%, 52% of the time. >> the broncos are really, really good and the jaguars are bad. >> this is not a historically good team. it's also a historically bad team. the jaguars, there's not a redeeming quality about the jacksonville jaguars currently. on the other side, peyton manning is going to hurt his neck again looking up at the scoreboard with all the touchdown passes he's throwing. >> he was written off for a while, was he not? >> he had four neck surgeries, it was. anytime that happens,

that is a look at traffic and now, janu. >> good morning, robin. we are waking up to some fog with chilly conditions. 42 degrees in hayward. 49 degrees in livermore. we will take a look at the sunshine coming up. >> authorities are working to determine what caused a bart train to hit and kill a bart employee and a contract worker. this all happened about one mile north of the walnut creek bart station yesterday after afternoon.on the second day of the ongoing bart strike. kron 4's mike pelton is live at the scene. mike we understand the n-t-s-b is getting involved? >> reporter: yes, marty they are sending to investigators to the bay area that should are rod today. i just spoke with the ntsb. they could launch a full-fledged investigation and it is parallel line with the investigation by bart police. it is very quiet with the exception of just a couple of bart police officers that secured the tracks. this train has not gone anywhere. when it struck the workers yesterday at around 2:00 p.m. it was not carrying passengers it was just a maintenance rou

robin thicke's "blurred lines." it was also a top song in 1977. ben tracy shows us why the family is fighting back. >> reporter: "blurred lines" was perhaps the song of summer, number one for 12 weeks in a row, selling more than 12 million copies but the family of marvin gaye said he did more than borrowing the hook. he stole it. they say "blurred lines" is a rip-off of marvin gaye's "got to give it up." >> if you listen to the music, you can -- i'm sure anyone will see the similarities. that's cost my family a lot of duress and myself also. >> reporter: robin thicke went to court in august to stop the gay family from implying that "blurred lines" was stolen from marvin gaye. now they're saying he was involved in copy right infringements. the cow bell instrumentation, use of guitar and use of falsetto all contribute to the similarities here. >> i hear "blurred lines" and i absolutely hear "got to give it up." it's what i think of. but are there substantially similar compositional elements? maybe a rip-off but not infringement? >> reporter: robin t

david, for those viewers who don't know or who just think of robin hood broadly, what does robin hood do? >> robin hood's mission is simple, we fight poverty in new york city. 1.8 million new yorkers live in poverty. we've got to all come together and create a giant community of caring. that's what we do at robin hood. >> right. i want to ask you both about this. this is something i will say in advance i completely disagree with but i want to put it out on the table. there was an op-ed in the "new york times." the op-ed was controversial. >> not you, though. >> not me. >> they want to know what i'm going to say back. this is peter buffett, son of warren buffett wrote an op-ed over the summer and wrote the following. as more lives and communities are destroyed by the system that creates vast wealth for the few, the more heroic it sounds to give back. it's what i call the conscious laundering. feeling better about accumulating more than any one person could possibly need to live on by sprinkling a little round as an act of charity. i imagine you're in the philanthropy business. what did

shoutout to howard's robin quivers. [ cheers and applause ] robin. oh, robin. that's how she laughs. she had bee working from home secretly as the co-host for the past 17 months while she battled cancer. she reportedly had a cancerous tomber in her pelvis the size of a grapefruit. she returned to the studios. the doctors believe she is cancer free. they threw rose petals on the ground. i'm looking forward to seeing you and chatting. she'll bonn the couch next tuesday. [ cheers and applause ] okay. um, we have a terrific show for you everybody. in honor of breast cancer arens month, another survivor is going to get a fabulous head-to-toe makeover. >>> up next, backstreet boy nick carter opens up about his struggles on and off the stage. don't miss it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ before i discovered that comfort and style could come in the same pair of shoes, i never wanted to leave my chair either. [ male announcer ] hurry into payless for dexflex and comfort plus at up to 30% off. huge selection on sale now. everybody loves to payless. huge selection on sal

>> robin roberts. >> so, what's the great thing about "good morning america." >> robin roberts? >> not me? >> could not argue it at all. >> she's from the bronx. i met her outside. >> very strong. again, congratulations. before we say good-bye, come here. i want to introduce you. to sylvester stallone. there you go. >> hey. >> let me tell you, telling stories in six seconds -- >> that's a great idea. i would be on "rocky 8 million" by now. reviving my career. >> we're going to get some big business done. >>> meanwhile, sam champion, he won't interrupt you this time. >> all right. how cool is that? nash meet sly. hello, times square. nice to see you. good morning, sir. thank you, guys, for coming by and saying hi to us. it always makes our morning. let's get to the boards. we're going to share one or two things going on this morning. we thought we would start with your twitter pictures, from sarasota, florida. how about west virginia? is west virginia in the house? you're from sarasota? we got a lovely picture of your hometown in. here's where the cold air goes to the deep south.

please welcome robin pecknold! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ the waiting drove me mad you're finally here and i'm a mess ♪ ♪ i take your entrance back can't let you roam inside my head ♪ ♪ i don't want to take what you can give i would rather starve than eat your bread ♪ ♪ i would rather run but i can't walk guess i'll lie alone just like before ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll take the vermin's path oh and i must refuse your test ♪ ♪ push me and i will resist this behavior's not unique ♪ ♪ i don't want to hear from those who know they can buy but can't put on my clothes ♪ ♪ i don't want to limp for them to walk never would have known of me before ♪ ♪ i don't want to be held in your debt pay it off in blood let i be wed ♪ ♪ i'm already cut up and half dead guess i'll lie alone like i began ♪ ♪ ♪ everything has changed absolutely nothing's changed take my hand not my picture spelled my t-shirt ♪ ♪ i don't want to take what you can give i would rather starve than eat your bread ♪

here in moscow now eight am on monday i'm real research show with the hour's top headlines for you robin hood like subsidies for green power driving the e.u. towards an energy crisis this according to europe's top utilities for the problem they say is billions and handouts are killing innovation non-competitiveness and the results are there for all to see looking at the cost of energy in the e.u. for example and elsewhere in china a kilowatt hour is going to cost you around seven cents in the united states a few more sense than that double it and you've got france prices at least

>> reporter: her mother robin major has reason to cry. the clinical trial mattie now needs cannot be approved by the fda because the fda is shut down with the rest of the federal government. >> i am completely blown away by how callous and how carelessly they've just kind of used us as their pawns to push their own agenda. >> reporter: robin says mattie's cancer is curable in 90% of the cases. her daughter is in that 10% category. traditional treatment like chemotherapy has not worked. >> for mattie this is truly life or death. this isn't a game. this isn't pushing one ideology over another. this is my baby's life. >> reporter: six months ago mattie went through a clinical trial that worked but because of her relapse, she's scheduled to have it again at a higher dose. now it's all up in the air. >> it doesn't just affect people and their jobs. it affects children trying to survive. >> while they act like children, they should take a cue from my child and act like her because she is 8 but she's showing maturity way beyond any of them. >> r

robin: "well, it makes you feel like you're on the right track. it makes you feel like you're gonna win again. after last year, when wins lood so easy and now we're really ruggling for it, it's really hard." paul gessler, fox45 news at 5. how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. map greenspring bat natl pike shawan 395 maps "he buys multiple tickets, and he holds out the tickets and says pick which one you want." an unusual y to tip. / what... one bandid... that landed her... over... 17-thousand dollars... in gratuities. --adblib weather tz-- call it the ñóñó"christmas creep"... but checking items off your your holiday wish lists now may save you mony. shopng experts at "retail me not co say you can score some great discounts before black friday. a not-so-strong back-to-school season means retailers are going to be offering big price cuts to get merchandise out of their stores to make room for the holiday items. great service... uslly... comes with a good t ../ . but... e oregon employee... got the tip...

so robin implied that miley cyrus is blaming -- robin implied that miley cyrus is to blame for the raunchy performance at the vmas. kind of like when justin timberlake acted like he didn't know what was about to happen when janet jackson's boob popped out. i always think that justin probably knew, janet knew, and they were goingo

robin curd now now is outside s. what is the situation like right now, robin? >> reporter: i don't know if you can see behind me. firefighters and trucks here. we are at the bush fire control center. what you're seeing is a very aggressive and concerted tovert try to fight the fires overnight. they are going to try and essentially burn back and get ahead of these fires so there really is concern that particularly three fires in this vicinity are so aggressive and so uncontrolled and so active still that they are going to actually join together to create some sort of megafire. the things will get worse authorities are also saying because weather temperatures are expected to rise and also the winds are expected to become more erratic. to give you some sense how bad it has already been, the amount of land that is already being burned is roughly the size of new york city and the fires are still raging. authorities and people in this area are still deeply concerned how much more damage is going to be done. >> you really put it in perspective there the size of new yo

robin thicke's "blurred lines." it was also a top song in 1977. ben tracy shows us why the family is fighting back. >> reporter: "blurred lines" was perhaps the song of summer number one for 12 weeks in a row, selling more than 12 million copies but the family of marvin gaye said he did more than borrowing the hook. he stole it. they say "blurred lines" is a rip-off of marvin gaye's "got to give it up." >> if you listen to the music, you can -- i'm sure anyone will see the similarities. that's cost my family a lot of duress and myself also. >> reporter: robin thicke went to court in august to stop the gay family from implying that "blurred lines" was stolen from marvin gaye. now they're saying he was involved in copy right infringements. the cow bell instrumentation, use of guitar and use of falsetto all contribute to the similarities here. >> i hear "blurred lines" and i absolutely hear "got to give it up." it's what i think of. but are there substantially similar compositional elements? maybe a rip-off but not infringement? >> reporter: robin th

robin, that was fun. that really was. will you come again? >> yes. >> please. >> and you can get me on live from vegas anytime you wish. >> we'll do it. thank you very much indeed. >>> does the hammer think his party just got hammered? tom delay, key figure in the last government shutdown, now weighing in on the deal to end this one. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern, fox business. and deal or no deal? how will the markets react to tonight's vote? they are coming, you know. find out tomorrow, "varney & company" is the name of the show you should watch. 9:20 eastern sharp. it's on fbn. please don't miss it. all right? "the five" is next. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, and this is a fox news alert. after 16 days of shutdown drama, it seems there may be a deal in place to reopen the government. yesterday speaker boehner couldn't corral members, but today reid and mcconnell seem to have forged an agreement. the senate is expected to vote at any moment. assuming it passes, it will move immediately to the house. what does it look like? let'

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or even fly overnight, robin. a couple of things you can do to save some bucks. >> always looking for that way. rebecca, thank you very much. welcome back from miami, lara. we didn't say that. good to have you back. >> thank you, robin. >>> want to talk about a busy day at the office for one brave surfer, conquering a historymaking wave, and saving a fellow surfer, to boot. take a look. on monday, unbelievable waves hit the central portuguese town, making for record-breaking swells. the 46-year-old brazilian surfer took off on a monster wave, riding it all the way to the end. initial estimates put the wave's height as taller than 100 feet. garrett mcnamara set the record of 100 feet, at the same beach. waves of this size only hit once a year. and the impact feels like an earthquake, shaking under your feet. powerful storms in the north atlantic bring these impressive waves crashing ashore. the breaking swells are not only astonishing to watch. they are incredibly dangerous. fellow surfer, maya gabrielle almost dro

>> yes, if you're a robin thicke fan, you know, he just got famous this year. he's been doing this for a long time. he's always been an r&b man, always influenced by people like marvin gay, stevie wonder. he's a real r&b guy. now that he is famous and mainstream and has a lot of money frankly that now the family is saying wait a minute, you've been copying forever. and his cds have been out for ten years. >> and you know because you've been a fan. >> i have. >> we'll talk about kerry washington. a lot of her fans might be hearing about a pregnancy buzz. >> yes, she does keep a very top secret lifestyle though. >> she does. she is so ultra private. she's from the beyonce school of privacy really. she does not comment on anything that has to do with her personal life. she got married this summer, no one knew until her people sent out a press release and said she is married. >> she is married to an nfl player. he's not a huge star. sort of under the radar. so they are married. and now the buzz is that she's pregnant and you know you have made it when people are bu

(robin) i'm just saying it's wrong. do you want to plan my wedding, robin? or do you want me to do it the way i'm doing it? (robin) yeah, go ahead. thank you. (bridesmaid) well, that's why we're doing practice runs. (announcer) monica has had it with her friend robin's helpful hints and our bridezilla completely melts down. you okay? wherever i tell you to walk, just walk. okay. okay? it has been one hell of a (deleted) day, so just (deleted) walk. i don't care what order you're in. (robin) i don't care what order i'm in. okay, then shut up . (robin) i wasn't saying anything! walk. now? yes. still want to do this? we can get out now. are you serious? you don't want to? love you. love you. you okay? (robin) good jobguys! (groomsman) yeah, i'm getting drunk on ryan and monica! (sparse cheering) (announcer) ryan tries to comfort his emotional bride, but when monica and her crew head to the hotel, our bridezilla is still brooding. robin is the master planner... so she has to tell everybody how to do everything. i wish she would just shut up sometimes and just le

the only thing holding me back was the robin of it all. i know, and you were right, but... but that's all over now. she moved out-- i mean, we're still friends, but that's over. all these years, i never stopped thinking about you, ted. i've got a car outside if you're ready to drive off into the sunset together. but if you don't feel the same way, if you've closed the door on us, just say the word... and i'll go. barney, tell them the trick. the only person i could possibly reveal the trick to is another magician. well, i'm a magician. prove it. whoo-hoo! (gasps) narrator: that's barney's version. quinn said it was a simple card trick. who's to say which version was true? quinn's. quinn's version was true. okay. i'll tell you. oh, that's really cool. so what's the trick? i can't say. magician's code. (gasps): ta-da... da-da-da-da-da-da. (cell phone ringing) hello. why did you make me call victoria? she's here in a wedding dress. i'm the verge of ruining a wedding! and mrs. madsen's friend thinks i'm gay, but let's put a pin in that till la

oh, robin, who is that hot, young starlet? >> i have no idea. >>> come on inside because our dear, dear friend, we love it when he's here, rob lowe. we'll talk to him when we come back. you come on back. >>> what a transformation rob lowe has become. taking on all kinds of different characters. drew peterson. jeff ashton. the unforgettable turn as liberace's plastic surgeon. now, going for a little inspiration, playing jfk in "killing kennedy." take a look. >> that's supposed to be me. it is. >> it was always supposed to be you. are you ready? >> i am, today, announcing my candidacy for the presidency of the united states. >> here he is, right now, rob lowe. that is uncanny. this is something i can only imagine what it must have been like for you, as they called. you admired kennedy for a long time. >> he's been a hero of mine for years. i've read every book on his presidency that you can read. so, when they called me, i felt like i knew everything i needed to know. but i thought, oh, my god, here's the moment. can i do this?

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. this is the most anticipated event of the year. it is a small low-key event with 22 guests. some of those that we've seen that have arrived are the middletons, pippa. she will be giving a reading, as well as her majesty. of course she is grandma, along with husband, prince fill lip. crowd grandparents, charles and camilla there, and harry we understand is also giving a reading at the christening, then the proud parents, along with the little boy of the hour, prince george, who we haven't seen since he gave his debut in july since he was born and this morning a big mystery who will be a guiding force in little george's life was finally revealed. william and kate are choosing seven of their closest college and school buddies, as their god parents. no harry or pippa on the list. the only royal is zara phillips. they admire her for being a career woman, winning an olympic medal for being horse show jumping. and then, there's jamie lowther-pinkerton, the longest serving and trusted aide. >

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you need to be robin williams and m. night shyamalan. you need to be robin shyamalan. [whispering] well, i just have to get through the binder. well, it's--just-- you're kind of losing them. i am? yeah, don't think about the stakes. it'll freak you out. okay. [normal voice] well, [clears throat] michael makes a really good point. so, uh, let's just open this up a little bit. say my name is lauren, and here i am shopping in a supermarket, and i steal a pencil. that's not right. [coughing] lauren, enough with the pencils. no, i have to go over pencils and office supplies. it's part of the ethics thing. that isn't ethics. ethics is a real discussion of competing conceptions of the good. (andy) i'll drop an ethics bomb on you. would you steal bread to feed your family? boom! exactly, andy. yeah, i took intro to philosophy twice-- no big deal. it's a trick question. the bread is poisoned. also, it's not your real family. you've been cuckolded by a stronger, smarter male. no, that's not how it works. i would not steal the bread. and i would not let my family go hungry. (holl

he is a the son of alan thicke who divorced robin's mother when he was a seven years old. he dated miss alabama, miss dominican republic. quite the lads man. moving on to their own, him and paula patton's sex life, he opens up a bit there. >> how do you keep things spicy? he says, spy is not really a oblem. in fact we can probably remove some spices off the shelf. regarding nudity he said in our house hold nudity is not frounded pon. we're much m free with ourselves. last but not least talking about what they play in the bedroom. she likes to do it more than ever now. sometimes she'll even play for him. i love it. what do you think, too much information? >> wendy: it's a lot of information but, you know, he's hot now so you got to share, i guess. >> and they've been together since they were 14 years old, married in 2005. they have a three-year-old kid. i say, keep it hot. >> wendy: for more information you can go to wendy show.com. up next the very funny romany malco. mnever sleeping.g. ever saving. for him, her, and you. every day. but quality affordable health care seems