tonight robin roberts with a disgraced coach, and a lesson about looking at yourself in the mirror. >>> good evening to you on friday night. as we come on the air, we're looking at the aftermath of one of the strongest storms ever to tear across the ocean and smash into land. that super typhoon, 195 mile per hour winds cutting through the philippines. families there waking up to the reality of what they survived. so what caused this turbo charged storm? let's get right to abc's meteorologist ginger zee. >> reporter: this is what it feels like inside a super typhoon. the waves crashing. cameras shaking as 15 crew members, who were working on a barge, are just barely rescued from the turbulent ocean. super typhoon haiyan raced across the philippines kicking waves high, 195 mile per hour winds. power lines shredded, leaving millions unable to communicate. and tonight, we dive into the eye of the storm. talking to reporter val balita, who has been there right through it all. >> we also experienced storm surges, so the houses in the coastal areas are also devastated. >> reporter: those win

she says "good morning america" anchor robin roberts helped convince her. >> i went in to see robin roberts and she said, you know what, if one life to save because of early detection, it is worth it. little did she know that life would be her own. ever since she shared her personal diagnosis on "good morning america" this morning, views have jumped into action, offering support, words of encouragement have filled facebook page. find your strength. i was diagnosed at 4, i am a 13 year survivor. >> soot writes, it is a blessing to find out early. you are a woman which makes you a trooper. >> she says telling her kids has been the toughest part, she says she is ready to fight and has decided to have a bilateral mass second tomorrow so both breasts will be removed. >> it is surreal to be sitting here but i am so, so lucky because you guys pushed me into that mammogram and thank good. >> it was so emotional watching her say this on tv, i called my doctor this morning to set up my own appointment. as busy moms put this off, we shouldn't, so i'm not going to. if you would like to share your story

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how beautiful does robin roberts look right there. on stage to give the last award of the night, for entertainer of the year, to george strait. he has won it, now, three times. >> robin roberts. looking so great. and as george said, a standing "o" for robin, who looked spectacular. a lot of new country acts winning. from florida georgia line to kacey musgraves. what a night. >> it was fun when she took the stage. twitter lit up. >> exploded. yep. >> josh, you have something really special this morning. went to afghanistan to look at these reunions. >> yeah. there's moments i feel like they get us all, the moments when military members reunited with their family. we are calling this "operation homecoming." for us, an inside look at the emotional toll and the sacrifice, from the thousands of miles of separation, as we travel back with the troops. three of them there. you see these are some unbelievable moments, when they return from afghanistan, to see their loved ones again. can't wait to bring it to you. >> looking forward to that. >>

there you have it. >> i want to go on the robin roberts exercise routine. my goodness. she looks fantastic. >>> jennifer lopez is going plastic, not plastic surgery, really truly plastic. she has been immortalized in a pair of special collector barbie dolls. this is according to "u.s." magazine. the jennifer lopez world tour doll and red carpet doll. she showed the video on her instagram account. very cute. motion clips of her dancing and singing her song "get it right." >> very cool. i don't know. that's something that i -- i'd want to own. >> i know a doll. we could probably get that done. diana perez "world news now" collection. >> i don't know about that. >> you don't think mattel would do that? >> they would send you any old barbie with dark hair. >> we have to get graphics to -- >> if i can be ken. >> you do look a little bit like ken. >> i have heard that before. >> i don't know about me being barbie, though. >> i think so. . >> i think so. you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con.

there you have it. >> i want to go on the robin roberts exercise routine. my goodness. >> pump some iron. >> she looks fantastic. >>> jennifer lopez is going plastic. really truly plastic. she's been immortalized in a pair of barbie dolls. the jennifer lopez world tour doll and the jennifer lopez red carpet doll. she showed a video on her instagram account. pretty cute. if you want to check it out. motion clips of her in her figure reason dancing and singing her song "get it right." >> very cool. i don't know, that's something that i would want to own. >> a doll? >> j. lo. >> we could probably get that done. we could get the diana perez "world news now" collection. >> i don't know about that. >> no? >> send you any other bashy with dark hair and claim it's me. >> now we wish we had graphics make a barbie out of you. >> yes. if only. >> if only i can be ken. >> if only. you know what, you do look a little bit like ken. >> i've heard this before. >> i don't know about me being barbie though. >> you do look a little bit like ken. >> i have heard that before. >

the robin roberts exclusive, the coach saddled with regret. hoping for redemption. the tape he can't erase. >> reporter: it's a scene that goes on all over america. sunday afternoon, here on the jersey shore, 15 year old michael and his dad shooting a few hoops in the driveway. >> now i'll show you what dads all across america do. >> reporter: his sister, katie, offering tips to dad, a college basketball coach you had likely never heard of before mike rice was featured in the highlight reel seen 'round the world. >> take a look at this shocking video making headlines this morning. >> a basketball coach caught on tape attacking his players. >> reporter: rutgers university coach mike rice losing it, kicking players in the rear end, hurling balls at their heads and their groins, smacking them with foam pads. big, strong athletes against their coach, defenseless. when you turn up the sound, you hear the verbal abuse. ranting, swearing, even screaming homophobic slurs. the story went viral earlier this year unleashing cries of outrage. new jersey governor chris christie

robin roberts has sha nighia twain talking all about her messy divorce. >> robin doing a little moonlighting from her gig in new york on gma and heading to nashville. no bigger nashville drama than sha nighia twain. her reclusive husband leaving her for her best friend. >> i'm never going to be okay with my my friend did to me and my marriage. never. >> in five years have you forgen him? >> i'm still masds. >> she's one of country musics most famous people getting candid in the spotlight with robin roberted. >> you really are a country fan. >> i love country music. goes back to college. i was a deejay. i loved it. >> and it's country girl from mississippi, still reeling from her bucket list moment on stage with sha nighia on stage in las vegas. >> it's the campfire scene. ♪ come on over, come on in >> and i'm like, i'm playing vegas. >> i can say i played vegas. get out of here old lady,ou didn't play vegas. >> yeah, i did. >> and after missing her special last year, robin is happy to be back. >> i don't have to wear booty pads anymore. >> robin -- i have to look at robin's butt. >> who ar

. >>> inside, robin roberts rocking a sexy black jumpsuit, getting a standing o. >>> it is a privilege to present the biggest honor on country music's biggest night. >> host brad paisley and carrie underwood ripping miley >> i want to thank you from a grateful industry for never once humping a teddy bear or gyrating with you beetlejuice. >> and spoofing "blurred lines" with the "duck dynasty" clan. ♪ jennifer nettles stepping in for dolly parton on "islands in the stream." ♪ >> as kenny rogers gets his own star-studded tribute. >> like a boomerang, you could throw me ay, you can bet i'm coming back. >> all the stars, exclusive images from the cmas up on our instagram page at extra tv. coming up, our top five fashion countdown. >>> well she comes from loyal wood royalty but she is building her own legacy with her ever-expanding family. please welcome torspelling. [ applause ] this mother of four under fire for her new hot-button tell all "spelling it like it is." >> i feel like lately, a lot of one-liners being told. a lot of salacious headlines. >> torre coming straight to extra to

. >>> we're going to throw it to robin roberts in nashville, tennessee. hi, rob. >> i am standing by one of the biggest stars in country music. we have three cma award nominations, male vocalist, and entertainer of the year. luke bryan is said to open the cma awards tonight. he's good enough to kick off the party here with us from nashville. he's going to sing for you in a little bit. we're going to get caught up with him. how are you doing? >> i'm good. thank you for the introduction. >> you earned it. >> that was awesome. >> with this crowd out here like that. >> they've been here, like -- they've been here way before the sun come up. so, it's going to be a good morning. >> it's going to be a great morning. you told me not to talk to your high school mates over there. they know too much about -- >> that's the -- they got some dirt on me over there. don't interview them. >> this is what i love about this place. and what we love about you. >> you have momma out in the crowd. your meemaw and pawpaw. they're out out here. >> tell us what it is about nashvil

for sure. >> robin roberts interview with mike rice airs tonight and you can see it here at 10:00 on abc7. >> coming up next on abc7 news at 4:00 halloween leftovers. sweet treats given out today at oakland zoo. >> 11 city wants to add 500 more spots for the disabled. >> i'm spencer christian. from our east bay hills camera, bright skies and mild conditions this may carry us into the weekend. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> taking a look at traffic right now this, is our camera in emeryville. looking at mcarthur maze, you can see cars heading east. just jam packed and not too much better on the righthand side of the screen. to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> a popular sand castle competition has been cancelled last month because of the gov

she speaking out in an interview with robin roberts. rice his he is a changed man. >> how do you defend throwing a ball at players, striking players, verbal abuse, the anti-gay slurs? >> you don't. it's unacceptable. it's something that i'll never get over. >> reporter: rice insists he's changed for the better since the scandal broke in new jersey six months ago. >> there you see him with his wife and his wife during this interview said it has been devastating for their entire family. >> absolutely. his reputation and they have to pay the bills and this is a high-paying job he had and i'm sure that's -- got to get a new career at this point. >> absolutely. and also what save it says about her husband and the environment he might be creating in his own home if this is the way he is treating kids under his belt. >> you hope he's changing. i think everybody deserves a second chance. everybody. >> absolutely. hopefully he has changed and hopefully he gets a second chance and makes it right. >> you will see the full interview on "good mornin

tonight robin roberts with a disgraced coach, and a lesson about looking at yourself in the mirror. >>> good evening to you on friday night. as we come on the air, we're looking at the aftermath of one of the strongest storms ever to tear across the ocean and smash into land.

you can see that she broke the news alongside "gma's" robin roberts, a breast cancer survivor herself. she put it off for a while. but hopefully this serves as an inspiration for women -- if you're scared, it's better to know than to not know. and women are encouraged just to get the test. >> just as precautionary. >>> love is in the air. why you may be hearing wedding bells today from coast-to-coast. >> it is a special day. >>> and also this morning, restriction reversal. one of the biggest airports in the world will soon end its ban on liquids. will this set a trend for all airports? >>> and will we be able to see something like that happening in the u.s.? we'll have to wait to see. >>> plus a wild wet wreck. an adrenaline junkie is pushing the limits during that speedboat crash you're seeing right there. luckily, we can tell you that he made it out okay. but the scene of the crash >>> and welcome back. the good news about gas prices is just getting better as we all prepare for the holidays. the national average for a gallon right now is $3.24. but most of the country is paying less

now, he's speaking out for the first time in a broadcast interview with abc's robin roberts. rice says he is a changed man. >> when it became public, what was your reaction? >> my first reaction, when i saw the tape was, one of shock. of sadness that i would put myself in a situation like this. >> you can see more of robin's exclusive interview coming up on "good morning america." and tonight on "20/20." >>> a new allegation this morning in the miami dolphins bullying investigation. it involves suspended lineman richie incognito, who allegedly harassed a volunteer during the dolphins annual golf tournament last year. he's accused of touching a woman's private parts with a golf club, rubbing himself against her and pouring water from a bottle in her face. and the attorney for jonathan martin has now issued a new statement, claiming, quote, harassment that went far beyond the traditional locker room hazing. jonathan endured a malicious physical attack and daily vulgar comments. >>> now, some football from college and the pros. we get the highlights from espn. >> good morning, a

. >> and our own robin roberts was there, looking as glam as ever. the crowd gave her a standing ovation. we'll have more from nashville in a moment. >> robin looked fantastic. >>> hair-raising moment on "the price is right" when a contestant couldn't contain her excitement. it happens to diana all the time. >> all the time. the california woman was so hyped about playing, she flipped her wig. she put her wig back on, despite constant ribbing from drew carey. >>> we can't give up on halloween, not with adorable videos like this one. a couple of youngsters having fun at the zoo. >> 2-year-old marshall dressed as a tiger. and on the other side of the glass, a tiger cub named cali. >> cali seems too eager to follow along. >> the tiger saying, come in here and play. >> that's a trick or treat for the tiger there. >> that's a real game. >> little reese's pieces. >> this little guy had no idea going on. probably neither one of them. the real tiger has never been to the wild. >> i wish i was -- clearly, that tiger does want to play and is having a ball or i

. >> but lucki she had robin roberts by her side. res jerry. >> i have breast cancer. >> the test she didn't want to ke on live tv. >> i just turned 40. my doctor recommended quite a while ago. i've been puttingt of >> minutes after she got a mammogram liv on the air six weeks ago. >> i was really nervous. >> she did it to promote breast canc awarene moh. it's aut getting tested. >> but she never imagined that she would be the story. >> as scary as it all is, i'm lucky becse y guys pusde into that mammogram and thank god you did. >> her husbahere tport her. amy with robin rogts who is also a breast cancer survivor morng tvocked by the disease. today's hoe tha kotb frie's so diagnosed. >> i have decidedo have a bilateral ma sec toemy. i'm goin to be aggressive. i don't know what stage iam i d't kw iftspread we'll find out those thingin the weeks to come. >> dr. jennifer aston says you must get a second opinion right away. >> it's important for women to talk to a reconstructive plastic surgeoat the begin to help em decide if they want

and at 10:00 in the spotlight with robin roberts countdown to cma awards. then join us tonight at 11:00. >> if you wish for expert advice, google thinks kit help. >> the internet giant ruled out google help outputting you in touch with people in the know. >> yes. we checked it out. >> reporter: think just a moment if you wanted to learn anything what would it be? keep it short, simple. >> i don't know. how i play a guitar. yeah. or drums. something musical. >> how about like a travel destination. what, where to go once you got there. >> google says it's not help for you through help out. don't know what i'm talking about? here is how it works. cue the music. >> give that a try. >> that is it. perfect. >> awesome. >> lindsay thinks this is m preparation for the company's rolling out of google glass. >> so if they can perfect this, someone wearing glass can do a demo using hands free. >> the cost varies. most are $20 if that doesn't work out, you can always buy that cake. >> how much is that cake? right there? >> $15.75. i'll take it. >> in san francisco, abc

. >> she admits she didn't really want to do it but said robin roberts convinced her. >> she said is one slief saved it's worth it. >> little did she know that life would be her own. ever since she shared the diagnosis this morning, abc viewers jumped into action, offering support, and words of encouragement. maybe may washington says find your strength. i was diagnosed at 40, i'm a 13 year survivor. suzanne writes it's a blessing to find out early. you're a woman. it makes you a trooper. she says telling her kids has been the toughest part. she decided to have a mastectomy this thursday, meaning she'll have both breasts removed. >> it's surreal to be sitting here. as scary as it is, i'm so lucky. because you guys push immediate into that mammogram. thank god you did. >> she writes on her blog for every person with cancer 15 lives are saved. because people around them go and get checked. if you'd like to share your story or words we'd love to hear from you. go on our facebook page. in the newsroom, amy hollifield abc7 news. >> and thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm caro

presented by robin roberts. >> this is a great night, all the way around. >> reporter: sate great night. my new friend luke ryan will be kicking things off with "florida-georgia line" and we're told to expect surprises. >> thank you. you can watch the cma tonight on abc7 ask join us for abc7 news tonight at 11:00. >> still to come on abc7 news at 4:00 twitter just priced it's ipo. and is it worth getting in on this one? >> plus a good samaritan who rescued a couple walked in freezing temperatures in yellow stone. >> she's a mother, author and her brother runs facebook. you in a pwow!ct world every man would look like johwow!amos. and in a perfect world, what's delicious would be healthy too. wish granted. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. sounds too good to be true... it's thick, creamy but 0% fat and twice the protein. huh..! where did stamos go? he's here, the oikos are on him. this really is too good to be true! dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. too delicious to be so nutritious. ♪ dannon. to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state.

rice told our robin roberts that he regrets the infamous incident. >> you were a bully. >> there was some actions that were certainly -- that were bullying, yes. >> reporter: now, tyree's family believes that coach cohen deserves the same discipline as rice. his father, mark, told "the star legend," i think disciplinary action should happen, almost to the point he should get fired. >> certainly, it would increase the risk of him developing depression and maybe something even worse. >> reporter: in a statement, rutgers says the incident had been addressed immediately in april. and that? september, the tyrees agreed they were satisfied. javon tyree left the program on november 6th. the reason tyree ended up leaving the program, he feels even recently he's been left out of team meetings. also, that he's been passed over for playing time. so, he essentially feels the bullying is continuing now in a different way. dan? >> thank you. >>> we want to return to florida and a bizarre story there. that giant sinkhole that's swallowed two homes thus far, as they scramble to fill that hole with d

rice spoke with robin roberts. >> do you think you were a bully? >> there were actions that were bullying, yes. >> reporter: rutkers released a statement saying he apologized and calling them isolated incidents saying tyree's father was satisfied with the outcome but the family says the issue is still in play. >> controversial mascot at a southern california high school may be getting a facelift. they go around a character of an angry arab. there is complaints about the image. they say it honors a link to the middle east which is the original source out date palm industry i have and are considering a less cartoonish design or arabian horse. they will visit next week and the district hopes to have the issue resolved by christmas. >>> you may soon see batkid t-shirts over the bay area. the tees were made for the special day. the man that designed them is the police chief's son matt. sir planned for 300 and sold 3,000. they raised $10,000 for the make a wish foundation. the t-shirt designer said people wanted to be part of the something that was so po

robin roberts felt her health battles on the air. our own zoraida sambolin fought her battles. and she even said angelina helped to make her decision to make her battle public. i have to tell you on a personal note, i have always -- i'm not at that point yet. but i've always been deathly afraid of getting a mammogram. i'm not really sure why. i know it needs to be done. i have to tell you, i'm going. and for me, it just kind of hit home like, don't be afraid. it helped save your life. it can save your life. >> i'm exactly like you. >> yeah. >> i've never gotten a mammogram and that's a bad thing, many people would say. >> carol, carol costello, go! >> i'm just saying sometimes mammograms are very confusing. after this story, i probably will go. >> don't you think a little discomfort is worth it if you do get that diagnosis? >> it's not the discomfort for me. it's the conflicting information you get about the -- about mammograms, whether they really do what they say they do. but like you said -- >> in this case -- >> i'm like you. i'm going. >> amy said it helped save her life a

roberts had a little trouble remembering the name of the group. robin, it's one direction. that's who you're interviewing. take a look. >> they wanted a free concert in the park for you, and you have shown up. one edition, thank you, fellas, one and all. one edition will be performing live coming up in our next half hour. >> one edition! >> give it up for one edition! >> jimmy: one edition, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] give it up for one edition, everybody! one edition. i mean, big-time direction. i'm sorry. please welcome the backstreet degrees, everybody. [ laughter ] the back street -- 98 kids on the block, right there, you guys, performing for you. [ cheers and applause ] oh, robin. that's funny. props to louis for yelling out. things are good, he was a good sport. like, "one edition." this is interesting here. a new study found that parents who only have daughters are more likely to be republican. which i guess explains why my dad registered as republican when he saw me throw a football. [ laughter ] just makes sense now. [ applause ] check

he is speaking out in an interview with robin roberts. rice says he is a changed man. >> reporter: how do you defend throwing a ball at players, striking players, verbal abuse, the anti-gay slurs? >> you don't. it's unacceptable. it's something that i'll never get over. >> reporter: rice insists he's changed for the better since the scandal broke in new jersey six months ago. >> there you see him with his wife and his wife during this interview said it has been devastating for their entire family. >> absolutely. his reputation and they have to pay the bills and this is a high-paying job he had. and i'm sure that's -- yeah. got to get a new career at this point. >> absolutely. and also what save it says about her husband and the environment he might be creating in his own home if this is the way he is treating kids under his belt. >> you hope he's changing. i think everybody deserves a second chance. everybody. >> absolutely. >> hopefully he has changed, and hopefully he gets a second chance and makes it right. >> you will see the full int

. >> you saw there amy was sitting next to robin roberts. she, of course, survived her own battle against breast cancer, and a potentially deadly blood disease. amy robach will have a double mastectomy on thursday and she plans to be aggressive in fighting the disease. >> privacy advocates are asking the supreme court to weigh in on the national security agency's phone surveillance program. documents from ed snowden reveal another federal court ordered verizon to turn over americans' phone records the nsa. the feds argue the privacy group does not have the legal right to challenge the court's decision. at least one justice is saying the supreme court will probably have to rule on how far the nsa can go with its surveillance program. shannon breen is live in d.c. how soon could the supreme court weigh in. >> reporter: this friday the justices are scheduled to decide behind closed doors whether to take up the case filed the a group that is challenging an order giving the national security national security agency sweeping powers to obtain phon

." >>> first, robin roberts. now her cleague amy robach struckith a heah crisis. how 40-year-old amy got or the news during a live tv mammogram d her scary road ahead. >> as scary ast all is, i'm so, so cky. miley's new pot smoking fire storm. ripping out joint and lighting up at europe's mtv awards. >> what else she did to prove shez p music's number one

as you can see, she broke the news alongside robin roberts, a breast cancer survivor herself. two strong women. >> it is a battle for untold number of women around the world and to do it on tv is brave. >> it is hard. >> the thing that struck me on "gma" yesterday was, amy said she put it off. she didn't want to have it. didn't want to do it period let alone on tv and she did on the gma episode where the network went pink for breast cancer awareness. but had she not done it, it could have been worse. it is a miracle she agreed and got it done. but a the -- because the results came back and it is detected early her chances are good. it did save her life and hopefully she will inspire others because of a scare to do it. >> couple more things. for years the doctors said don't get a mammogram, women don't need a mammogram until they are 50. now they are drawing back on that saying it is not that bad. she an example of a person that needed to get it earlier. she has no family history. she eats well, exercises, in tiptop shape. no reason to send her for a mammogram at 40 if they wer

in his first interview since, rice told our robin roberts that he regrets the infamous incident. >> you were a bully. >> there was some actions that were certainly -- that were bullying, yes. >> reporter: now, tyree's family believes that coach cohen deserves the same discipline as rice. his father, mark, told "the star ledger," i really think disciplinary action should happen, almost to the point he should get fired. that's how bad it is. especially for the damage he's done to jevon. >> certainly, it would increase the risk of him developing depression and maybe something even worse. >> reporter: in a statement, rutgers says the incident had been addressed immediately in april. and that in september, the tyrees agreed they were satisfied. jevon tyree left the program on november 6th. the reason tyree ended up leaving the program, he feels even recently he's been left out of team meetings. also, that he's been passed over for playing time. so, essentially, he feels the bullying is continuing now in a different way. bianna? >> not the kind of headlines rutgers wants to be making. >>> thi

. >> amy talked about how she drew strength from robin roberts. obviously, not a club that you want to be a member of. >> how important is it for public figures to be as courageous as you have been and others in that position like angelina jolie? >> well, it was angelina jolie who gave me the courage. and her op-ed piece was front page news, and it allowed me to have a voice. i had struggled for weeks to tell the viewers i'm going to have a double mastectomy and will be out for a few weeks. it is not casual conversation. it doesn't come up with your co-anchor in the morning. she allowed me to talk about this decision. i was very hesitant, she talked about sexuality, which really hit me hard. i was struggling with that. i was embarrassed to struggle with that, piers, i've had my kids, my breasts served their function in life. i thought my breasts should not matter that much to me. yet it really did struggle, and those words in particular really helped me talk about this. and it was really healing to be able to talk. >> and dr. funk, finally for you

. >> also, those who recognize, especially with those recognized, robin roberts, accepting a great award last night. the double helix award. robin, the cold spring harbor laboratory on long island, dedication to a very worthy cause. >> the other recipients right there, barry and peter. they're with the innocence project. the laboratory out in long island, extraordinary work that they're doing, cutting edge. really making a difference when it comes to cancer, autism, genetic disorders. i was so dumb, around all these scientists and great people. >> and in the project, people who have served long prison terms for primes they didn't commit. >> there's a gentleman there who was released after 20 years. i thank them very much. >> we somewhere a lot to get to. let's not pretend that thor has been sitting right there. one of the most anticipated films in the history of the medium. hello, chris hemsworth. "thor: the dark world." right here, right now, the man who plays the norse god of thunder. great to be with you. >> thanks for having me. >> on a third go around with this character. you booted

it repinded me of one robin roberts. >> pop news coming up. back to ginger zee first. she's in kokomo, indiana. good morning, ginger. >> haey, good morning to you, george. i was on "good morning america" yesterday warning of killer tornadoes to come. unfortunately, that warning came true. the storm prediction center did a great job. nine children, six adults in the building lived. we talked to one man whose wife was inside. they said it was scary but they did the right thing, got to an interior room. they're okay this morning. let's look at the forecast. i want to give you an idea of what is happening. you're might for now but will cool off and be windy. boston to 65 today. it will keep turning cooler. tropical weather. what? you're hearing of a tropical storm? >>> the last-minute decisions that were made inside here. they were having a party, making art, and then they were saved. this story turned out well. >> thank you, ginger. >>> here's a look at what is coming up own our "good morning america" morning menu. do you look like britney spears? calling all body doubles

i went in to see robin roberts. she said, you know what, if one life is saved because of early detection, it's all worth it. >> now to a very, very brave moment for our dear colleague amy robach. she's one of the news staffers having a mammogram. >> reporter: inside the van, i was calm. there really wasn't anything to be scared about. it was over in a few minutes. my smiling friends waiting for me. it hurt so much less than i thought it would. it was, liking nothing. >> i gotta tell you. she was so nervous this morning. she is so happy right now. i can see the relief. >> reporter: and that was it. or so i thought. because a short time later, i was asked to come back for more scans. then last week, a tornado of tests. doctors move quickly when they're concerned. finally, the diagnosis that still is hard for me to say out loud. i have breast cancer. i know that i have a fight ahead of me. but i also know that i have a lot worth fighting for. i'm so grateful that i got that mammogram that day at "gma." robin's words st

it is, robin roberts, instaglam. >> we teamed up with our friends at instagram and asked anyone in need of a little glam to send us their photos. this morning, we surprised lauren with a little makeover. we already told you her unbelievable story. >> and she's getting so many surprises today. and what she doesn't know is that is all her friends right there outside the house, getting ready for the big reveal. she has no idea they're there. in a few minutes. that's right. >> i'm so lucky to work with greg and andrea every day. it ain't pretty when it comes in. but they've been working so hard. we're going to give lauren a brand-new look. and a new outlook. >> and i knew something was up when greg was getting a hair cut here. he's going to be on camera. >> the stylist was getting a hair cut? we can't wait for the big reveal. we can't wait for this. >>> our next guest is an emmy and golden globe winner for his outstanding performance in the acclaimed series "homeland." he plays a u.s. marine held captive for eight years in afghanistan. this season, he's been on the run. he is kind of wanted

. >> robin roberts? >> first of all, i agree. it's a shame we have to pick. sex/violence. i asked on twitter. and by far, people are saying they have more of a problem with violence. >> yeah. >> i'm -- if they're littler, i care more about the violence. my girls are getting a little older, i care about the nudity. >> really? >> it probably does determine, the age of the child, too. what bothers you more. >> i think the nudity makes parents more uncomfortable at the theater. if you're sitting next to your child -- >> yeah. >> i would think that's the one that's more uncomfortable. >> i hope that parents who have a problem with violence, also have a problem with the video games that are in their 12-year-old's bedroom, they are playing without -- >> that often also has a lot of nudity as well. those are many bo-fers. >> that they consume for hours and hours on end. >> let's head to social on this. jane, guns are worse. nudity isn't deadly. it won't kill you or others. healthy on facebook. nudity, because i believe our kids are smart enough to not go out and be violent. we too

joining us is robert peck and robin humphrey with a buy rate of $50 price target on twitter and kim forest-manager of the total return fund, she's avoided investing in twitter so far. good morning. >> good morning. >> first to you, you had a call that looked fresh when twitter was hitting $50 last week. why do you think we have stagged so some extent coming off the heels of that successful launch? >> we initiated over aen moth ago as you know, calling for a $50 target by the end of next year t. stock was priced originally at $45 on the first kick. it had a supply demand imbalance. you are down 9% since the ipo, itself, once again, we think our investors can get it around $40 or. so you will get your 20% annualized return to our $50 target at the end of next year. >> there are people saying, in fact, frapgly, when they listed, there were a lot on the institutional side, saying they expected it to drift back down to the mid-30s. so are you going to recommend this company all the way? because people might have another 10% to go on the down side if they're getting in here. >> you could, by the way, on

joining us now in the studio is robert. good to see you, robin. thanks very much indeed for joining us. you had written about what we were going to expect on this particular date. and what we've got, how does that match your expectations? >> it matches pretty well. and i think, you know, the stock is down today because people are worried that they're not going to sell brazil. but the reality is that it would be mad to say anything other than exactly what they said. >> why snm. >> if you want to sell that kb.well, you're going to chalk it up and say how important it is here. there is a key phrase yesterday. we said it's a core asset. now, there's a price for everything, but the price for core assets is really a high one. so i think the stock is down today because of the convertible, there's conclusion in that, it's the same management team and let's face it, they've not been great at delivering historically. >> should we doubt at how they'll be delivering a sale of their asset price should it achieve? >> no want i don't think so. >> why? >> because

with robin online. find that on our "art beat" page. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. president obama offered a one- year fix for millions of americans losing their health insurance coverage, and he said he has to "win back some credibility" on the health care law and other issues. more aide trickled in to the central philippines six days after a catastrophic typhoon hit. and janet yellen, the nominee to chair the federal reserve, defended the fed's economic stimulus efforts at her senate confirmation hearing. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now, see where your state ranks in enrollments in the new health care markets so far. we have an interactive map on our homepage. and british economist andrew smithers argues against janet yellen's appointment and the fed stimulus policy she's defended. you can find his column on "making sense." all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on friday, congress responds to the presi

to see miley cyrus, robin thic, selena gomez and many more. justatch "extra" all next week for the word of the day and enter at extratv.com. hello. raymond? even better. i'm robert, the other. well, hi, i'm carol marshall from humm vac cleaning systems international. oh, please, come in. thank you. ah, you must be raymond. yeah. hi. hi. i spoke to your wife last night about comingy to demonstrate our system. oh, right. yeah, oh, the vacuum. i thought she said that we didn't need a new vacuum cleaner. yeah, she did. i remember because it was right before she told me that i have to go pick up something from somewhere. oh, you didn't happen to catch any of that, did you? sorry. yeah, so, when we spoke last night, things did seem pretty hectic, so, since i happen to be in the neighborhood, i wondered if maybe now might be a good time to come show you how wonderful the humm vac is, and to offer you this complimentary lint brush yeah. i don't know. my wife says i'm really not supposed to -- come on, ray. it's complimentary. may i, robert? this won't

tonight, two of them feature "newshour" alumni, jim lehrer and robert macneil. they were both in dallas covering the events of november 22, 1963. jim appears on "nova", as it searches for fresh clues to the assassination. >> ifill: and robin recalls details about how carefully the news media handled the announcement of the president's death on "secrets of the dead". food for thought in this age of twitter. check your local listings for the times. >> woodruff: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on thursday, we'll have an exclusive. the first t.v. interview with the new head of the a.t.f. plus, robert macneil is with us to talk about his latest book. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the "pbs newshour," thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possib

but shortly after he was killed, the song was created by robert ford is the coward. he shot just in the back. then the movies came out. and jesse has been transformed in the superman that fought the railroad. the guerrillas for the enemy. the medial bankers who were going to take the house because of the mortgage payment. that's a story you see over and over again. that's why he was a hero. there are people that look at jesse today that are out there. that was one of the reasons i wanted to revisit the subject. i want to really see the real jesse james what he was like and the gang members themselves. he's very, very different than the legend of robin hood. as far as movies, there've been several. i think the really good to bring up. several movies almost always in these movies, they show the track but the people know how to time. i think what that tells these people find it hard to believe that this hardened game of criminals can be defeated by everyday citizens, which they were. that's exactly what happened. my favorite jesse james movie is the assassination of jes

we will hear from his cousin, robert f. kennedy jr., in a moment. he's here in the studio with us. but first, abc's ron claiborne with more. >> reporter: this morning, for the first time in 11 years, michael skakel is waking up a free man. at least for now. the 53-year-old, granted bail thursday, after an appeals court, vacated his 2002 murder conviction. >> we're going to set a bond of $1.2 million. the release, applauded by family. as skakel was ordered to stay in connecticut and wear a gps tracking bracelet. >> hopefully, we're at the first step of righting that wrong and making sure that an innocent man now goes free. >> reporter: for the family of martha moxley, who skakel had been convicted of beating to death with a golf club back in 1975, disappointment. >> michael skakel is guilty. we knew it would happen when it actually happened. the reality of it all sinks in. and it was a jolt. >> reporter: skakel, a nephew of robert kennedy's widow, ethel, was granted bail, after a judge ruled that his defense counsel, mickey sherman, botched his defense. on thursday, his new lawyer,