probability accommodates what we were getting at but the earliest will be tomorrow morning and get back to robin assuming those changes were made 10 telephone graft hill dwellers will not and a have at about objection >> for clarification you wanted to know about the clarification. >> to have a quorum i suggested the term public forum prior to submission to the board where the decision making department public works or planning will have a representative who's working on the project listens eileen to pmdz. >> thank you very much. i'd like to direct it to the city attorney. mr. weber you're going to get our question swrz >> from the sfoofs i'll bring up the amendments but the nose provision adams the tenants e attendance within 3 hundred feet of the plaza will receive notification and all the neighborhood organizations that want to get the notification to be on the alloys low receive notice for the city plaza that is under the real estate jurisdiction there's a new requirement they need to throwing an additional notification process to announce the public forum for the proposal so i think that's

i'm not going to speak on specification i wanted to give a shout out to robin they've been especially to work with in creating a vibrant san francisco through the vibrant public spares this is an enabling legislation reducing barriers for liveable vibrant public is that a we need this obviously, we have plaza within our jurisdiction but it's great for the city in terms of a gateway to san francisco and creating a prospective as a clean and safe and attractive discount area that's our focus where it's vibrant there are sociology and health benefits and shouldn't be lost in the benefits of the public spaces. and as we can plaza is in need of basically, it is not working or functioning well, we're looking at legislation that creates plazas that are underutilized to well-used for san franciscans and visitors. so we hope you support this legislation we appreciate our time as well >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening supervisors i'm steve with the san francisco parks alliance we're you're going you go u you to support this legislation that helps to streamline the process for

so first robin and ken. thank you very much robin. good afternoon, supervisors i'll change that to good evening. robin with the office of economic workforce development. thank you very much for the opportunity to addresses you today about the proposed plaza program you'll be considering four amendments that enable it process. allow me to start with the program mission and goals i'm sure you're aware of cities are dauptd proposals and san francisco should be a leader in the positive activities but currently the city department of motor vehicles doesn't have a system we're going to try to fix it so san francisco can be a initiative leader we want to support of vibrant community by creating and successfully managing san francisco's open spaces. o e w d is launching the program and we've formed a plaza working group for agencies that have those issues at heart. here's a summary of how the program is structured it will streamline processes to encourage activation by dpw more tools forlogically the permit costs and this is the - some plaza

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. >> afternoon supervisors this is the main reason i came here robin invited the action for the last two months. very impressed even with the original proposal and now the new changes in proposal. we're very impressed because housing the population is increasing we definitely need open space it has a huge impact with the people on disabled it's better for health and socializing and getting us out the housing a fantastic idea which robin did this years ago but i know she was busy building bikes instead this is fantastic and i really highly recommend for you to move this forward and recommend this to the full board 53 and have it passed we highly, highly recommend this. thank you very much. >> thank you. is is there any additional public comment on those items. seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor cowen >> thank you very much. i'm glad to hear that people who didn't like the original version of the legislation is now pleased with that, i want to be clear i didn't ask the planning department or any department heads to speak during public comment but i'll offer since we have

tonight, a conversation with robin roberts. she recounts the last few years of her mother's life come including battling a rare blood disorder. we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with robin roberts coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. first wasn roberts a bestseller. her new book is a memoir. it is a story of triumph over diversity that is sure to encourage a whole lot of folk. you are on the west coast this time. >> i know. tavis: i always see you on the satellite. >> may i say congratulations on the star on the hollywood walk of fame. tavis: i appreciate it. my mama is proud of me and i know that your mama was proud of you. your mama begins and ends this book. who told youother that everybody's got something. >> that's right. little kid, playing in mississippi and would hurt my feelings or something,, said, everybody's got something. come on now, just move on. when i got older and the challenges became a little bit more than someone just picking on me,

by robin roberts. watch robin on "good morning america." she's hard at work. thank you, robin. when we come back music from circa zero. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank eric stonestreet, jesse tyler ferguson, robin roberts, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is called, "circus hero." here with the song "levitation" circa zero. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ dark clouds

and like robin, i play basketball. in your face. >> thanks, robin. now, we're going to get into morning "pop news." >> talk about what's buzzing this morning. >> i'm holland kanne, and i'm lara's look-alike. i want to get something new in here. i'm thinking these colors. i'm 13 years old. from lakeville, minnesota. this is why i'm like lara. i love tennis. maybe some day i'll play at wimbledon. >> it is time for improve this. >> remember three things. sand, prime, paint. >> this is an easy and inexpensive project to do over the weekend. >> thank you, girls. thank you, sienna. you see that sienna has a basketball with her. i think we have a little bit in common. tell us who your great grandfather is. >> the great connie hawkins. >> the hall of famer connie hawkins, who played in the nba, also the aba. do you play a little basketball yourself? you like to play basketball? what do you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be just like you, robin. >> i mean -- >> thank you. >> everybody, this is holland. i understand your mom has gotten you intereste

and asthma foundation of america and founder of robin wilson homes. robin. >> hello. >> how are you? >> thank you so much for having me. >> what was that stuff? people spray this in their houses. >> and they think it's better and that the perfumes are going to make their house clean. and it's atrocious because you're spreading chemicals onto a clean surface often -- >> and you're breathing those chemicals into your lungs. i would think that would be an irritant. >> that's right. if you have asthma or allergies, you want to look for the triggers that can cause an asthma attack or an allergy reaction. so many people don't know what those things are. >> i can show you one right here. >> yes. it exacerbates the situation. >> you really want to find solutions that are nontoxic and healthy for your family. >> i find these things start with a good diet. if you're eating a good diet, then things bother you less. but most people don't do that and they end up having these triggers in their home. some of which are not just fragrances in their home like these and

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. >> speaking out with our robin reports. hillary clinton talking about benghazi, and the kidnapped girls. and a presidential run? >>> and surviving the fall. tonight the girl right there hanging only from her hair falling telling us what happened in those terrifying moments. >>> good evening to you on this wednesday night as we are watching a wild shift in the nation's weather underway right now. people who were freezing a few weeks ago now sweltering in an unprecedented heatwave. parts of the country in triple digits. records shattering. abc's clayton sandell reports on what he's seen firsthand tonight. >> reporter: tonight spring is turning severe. sizzling across the south with temperatures that are as much as 20 degrees above normal. concordia, kansas hit 96 degrees, breaking a record set 127 years ago. snow was falling in wichita, kansas as late as april 14th. just 20 days later, the city recorded its earliest 100 degree day, ever. wichita falls, texas is so desperate for water, they've hired a plane for cloud proceedin

>>> robin roberts is the biggest star in morning television right now. in a moment i'll show you my interview with her, but first let me take you back two years, to the last time i sat down with her under very different circumstances. it was august 2012 and i was interviewing her for my book called "top of the morning." her top show "good morning america" had just ended for the day and robin was about to go to a chemotherapy treatment. she had mds, a rare plood disord -- blood disorder, and it was a transplant which was the secret to success. there was a lot she didn't share, more than i realized at the time. when i sat down with her this week, she shared really candid details about the illness, about the recovery and working for gma now that she's back and in some ways better thanr. r ever. robin's book and my book were both published by the same company, grand central. even though i had that interview, it was very hard to get. here it is. >> you just want to live your life, because the moment you tell somebody about an illness, the tilt of the head, ar

versions of the legislation, which i have seen, and i may be a version behind based upon something robin said; that is the notice provisions. in the versions that i have, there is a mailed notice to property owners. and there are posted to certain property owners within a radius. and there are certain posted notices, but the legislation as such does not provide for notice to residents or of equal importance, the businesses in the area. both of those groups may be impacted by this legislationing. finally, the provision for prohibiting of adding a property from parks and recreation is fine as far as it goes and should provide for no amendment without citywide voter approval. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is amanda cogen and i'm part of the valencia mccoppin neighborhood group and homeowner on stevenson street, right around the corner from mccoppin hub and on the executive committee of literary festival which has been operating in san francisco successfully for 15 years. one of the things that we have done is the event cal

robin? >> all right, ginger. always having a good time. >>> the very funny and very talented melissa mccarthy has a new movie coming out. it's called "cammy." here she is with her husband and co-star, with an exclusive sneak peek of what's coming up. >> hi, good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> come here. it's kind of early. we want to show you something. >> got to get real close to hear it. >> and to be heard. >> it's not painful. even at all. >> not even a little bit. we're going to show you a sneak peek to our new movie. >> it's going to be pretty fun. >> i'm not sure why we're whispering. >> we started. and it just starts to pick up. >> freeze. nobody move. shoot. >> she was super bossy. >> give me the pies. give me the good pies. no screwing around. >> that's your finger. >> you knocked over a copper jet? >> you want pies? >> yes, please. >> i feel like we're getting somewhere. and under different circumstances, we would probably be good pals. like a hot tub. >> i have one in my apartment compl

are you not robin? >> this is the kind of person we were targeting when we wrote the orange stolen valor act. it has nothing to do with gender identity. 2* has to do with hero identity and stealing that persona. >> the latest version signed by president obama last year makes it a crime for someone to lie about receiving any of these medals with intent to obtain money or property for benefit. even if the financial aspect can't be proven with mitchell she hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals she never earned. >> it is an injustice. it is a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart legitimately and it is the kind of thing our community should be totally outraged about. >> kristen beck is upset about what robin brings to the transgender movement. >> being transgenderalready tou. someone bringing out more negative attention upon myself and upon being transgender and also on the seals things are tough for all of us. >> back to the picture of mitchell, you can see she is wearing a fema

are you not robin? >> this is the kind of person we were targeting when we wrote the orange stolen valor act. it has nothing to do with gender identity. 2* has to do with hero identity and stealing that persona. >> the latest version signed by president obama last year makes it a crime for someone to lie about receiving any of these medals with intent to obtain money or property for benefit. even if the financial aspect can't be proven with mitchell she hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals she never earned. >> it is an injustice. it is a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart legitimately and it is the kind of thing our community should be totally outraged about. >> kristen beck is upset about what robin brings to the transgender movement. >> being transgender is already tough enough. someone bringing out more negative attention upon myself and upon being transgender and also on the seals things are tough for all of us. >> back to the picture of mitchell, you can see she is we

for now, back to robin and david. >> okay. ginger, thank you very much. >>> also coming up, the star of the hit tv show, "the shield" booked for murder this morning in custody for the shooting death of his wife. >>> also ahead that amazing survival story, robin. the woman trapped for six days inside her mangled car speaking out for the first time this morning, what got her through this ordeal. >>> and also the stunning consumer report study revealing how many sunscreens are not telling the truth. >>> what a night in the ballroom. maks and meryl surging to the top of the leaderboard with two perfect scores. are they now the favorites to take home that coveted mirror ball? we'll find out when "good morning america" continues. n "good morning america" continues. home the mirrorball? we'll find out. soof our new bush's bakednk beans video game? i think i'm getting the hang of it. okay, now pick up the specially cured bacon! hit it with the brown sugar! now roll that beautiful bean footage! yes! bush's baked beans are slow-cooked a

and asthma foundation of america and founder of robin wilson homes. robin. >> hello. >> how are you? >> thank you so much for having me. >> what was that stuff? people spray this in their houses. >> and they think it's better and that the perfumes are going to make their house clean. and it's atrocious because you're spreading chemicals onto -- >> and you're breathing those chemicals into your lungs. >> if you have asthma or allergies, you want to look for the triggers that can cause an asthma attack or an allergy reaction. so many people don't know what those things are. >> i can show you one right here. >> yes. it exacerbates the situation. >> you really want to find solutions that are nontoxic and healthy for your family. >> i find these things start with a good diet. if you're eating a good diet, then things bother you less. but most people don't do that and they end up having these triggers in their home. some of which are not just fragrances in their home like these and candles, but also the cleansers that they use and the surfaces that they put

robin? >> good to have you there. thank you. >>> from flooding on the east coast, to wildfires burning out of control out west. more than 1,500 homes evacuated in california, as high winds and temperatures fuel the massive flames. abc's david wright is in southern california, with the latest for us. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. overnight, those hot, dry, santa anna winds died down. and that's good news for these firefighters. as you can see, they're starting kick up again this morning. and the worry is, that could whip up this fire all over again. the treacherous combination of 90-degree heat. and up to 90-mile-per-hour winds, are making this fire fast-moving and unpredictable. the winds, so fierce, fire crews couldn't put up any helicopters or planes to battle the blaze. more than 700 firefighters are waging a ground war. in some cases, right up to homes. >> we're seeing a very, what we call a dirty burn. the fire is moving around in a lot of weird places. it's not a typical line of fire tha

are you not robin? >> this is the kind of person we were targeting when we wrote the orange stolen valor act. it has nothing to do with gender identity. 2* has to do with hero identity and stealing that persona. >> the latest version signed by president obama last year makes it a crime for someone to lie about receiving any of these medals with intent to obtain money or property for benefit. even if the financial aspect can't be proven with mitchell she hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals she never earned. >> it is an injustice. it is a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart legitimately and it is the kind of thing our community should be totally outraged about. >> kristen beck is upset about what robin brings to the transgender movement. >> being transgender is already tough enough. someone bringing out more negative attention upon myself and upon being transgender and also on the seals things are tough for all of us. >> back to the picture of mitchell, you can see she is we

and mini-robin. happy chocolate chip day. >>> jason patric won a heated custody battle in a ruling to vyiie ing seeing his son. patric is here after this landmark decision. jason patric is one step closer to being recognized as this boy's father, after a court of appeals ruled he could seek paternal rights over his 4-year-old son, gun. after the relationship shriver told the court that patric never signed a birth certificate. a judge agreed and ruled patric was only a donor under california law, barring patric from seeing his son. patric testified in front of the california legislature, saying home videos like this one move that he's been a father to gus since day one. >> i have to be gus' voice. >> reporter: in response to wednesday's groundbreaking decision, schreiber's league team told abc news, we are exploring our options and should make a decision shortly. jason patric joins us now, along with his attorney, fred silverburg. take us back to that moment when you found out. >> it was just surreal.

and the winners are abc's diane sawyer and robin roberts. so david frum, as we get ready for another huge hillary wave in the media i would say that perhaps there's a media obsession with the former first lady. is she in danger of being overexposed and the media flustering them? >> she is very cleverly using scarcity to make sure she never faces difficult questions. the clinton operation, since bill clinton left office, is just this morass of financial, ethical scandals. the idea that bill clinton was giving speeches in foreign countries and often to foreign governments while his wife was secretary of state, it's almost post-soviet. and yet that is not going to be discussed. and when you raise it, people's eyes roll. oh, that old story. you know, that's all been disclosed. it's been disclosed, but you don't care. >> i don't think diane sawyer's going to ask those questions. >> no. >> she once called hillary clinton dazzling. >> i also think that she's also a good reporter and a good interviewer. but she does have that softer side to her. and

robin will be here to explain in robin will be here to explain in 20 minutes time. the performance review. robin will be here to explain in 20 minutes time. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> welcome back. here are the headlines - nigeria's president goodluck jonathan condemned two bomb attacks in the city of jos in which over 100 died. the blasts hit a bus terminal and a crowded market. no one claimed responsibility for the attacks. >>> former egyptian president hosni mubarak has been sentenced to three years in prison for embezzlement. hosni mubarak's sons were convicted and will spend four years behind bars. >>> a russian jury convicted five men of the murder of anna politkovskaya. the award-winning jour

it's pointed toward a robin's nest. how beautiful is that. a couple baby birds, momma comes swooping in. watch when momma comes. >> oh, boy. >> trying desperately to get food from mom, but mom has other plans. this is a teachable moment. she didn't feed them. she didn't come in and give them food. she flew away because she wanted them to learn to be birds. fly away. we are not going to feed you. you have to get your own food. this bird starts flapping its wings, preparing to be a robin. gravity gets in the way, again. this happens. >> mom is bringing you the food. eventually, she's going to pull the plug. get a job. >> it's video that is rarely seen. >> pretty remarkable, isn't it? >> see why it's remarkable, next, "right this minute." >>> those guys won't take his survey, what about hers? they don't have time for jack, they have time for the girl. they flunk again, next. >>> he's about to do something on that rock she's never done before. >> can't wait to see this thing. >> you don't have to wait long because it'st on "right this minute." ji

and robin tried to pin her down about that run for the white house. >> when i look at your twitter page, the last thing you list is saying you're a glass ceiling cracker. >> uh-huh. >> and no one feels it would be better to crack that glass ceiling than to have a woman as president. and many people believe that to be you. >> i think we should crack it, also. i'm 100% in favor of that. but i have nothing further to say about that. >> we tried, right? benghazi, the new investigation. are you satisfied with the answers? and are you content with what you know what happened? >> absolutely. i mean, of course, there are a lot of reasons why, despite all of the hearings, all of the information that's been provided, some choose not to be satisfied and choose to continue to move forward. but they get to call the shots in the congress. >> the vote on whether to open a new investigation into the benghazi attack is expected today in the house. >>> and you can hear much more of robin's exclusive interview, including the question clinton called one of the cleverest she's ever been asked, that's coming

robin? >> clayton, thank you. >>> now, to that raging wildfire in arizona. it's threatening a popular tourist destination, putting thousands on alert for thousands of evacuations. strong winds stoking the flames and more firefighters on the way. abc's ryan owens is on the front lines there in sedona, arizona. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: robin. good morning to you. behind me, quite a site. the world famous, beautiful red rock canyons of sedona. this morning, they are not quite red and perhaps not quite as beautiful, because that white smoke has settled here around this popular tourist destination, just in time for the long holiday weekend. fierce flames move closer to homes. and overnight, more elite hot shot crews move in. 15 are battling the blaze now. 20 more on the way. gusty winds are so unpredictable, more than 3,000 would have to evacuate at a moment's notice. >> a little crazy. a little scary. >> reporter: this fire has expanded to nearly seven miles. exploding ten-fold in 24 hou

. >> i'm robin adams with the sport and l.a. clippers basketball team is set to go for record $2 billion and we have reaction and analysis coming up, later in the program. ♪ ukraine's president elect says the man responsible for killing a ukraine general and 13 other soldiers will not go unpunished and they were shot down on thursday and separatist fighters say they used machine guns in the attack but government says their weapons were much more advanced air defense missiles. this is david in donak for us and david what is happening there? >> reporter: well, the latest developments are the acting defense minister in kiev has been saying the operation will continue with full force here on the eastern front of the country. and that they have effectively cleared the south of the city and the west of the city of donsk of what they call rebel fighters. as we saw in the downing of the helicopter, the military helicopter, it does appear now there are new weapons and very sophisticated weapons in the hands of the separatist fighters s

robin has the forecast. how is it looking? >> great. we had a great week and the nice warm weather will continue again today. perfect for memorial day. a lot of folks outside having fun and picnics and barbeques and lots of outdoor activities and here is a look from satellite and radar. we are under clear, dry, warm conditions. storm track is to the north of us and that is where it will stay. that is to the north of us and will drop towards northern california and will cool the temperatures slightly and won't bring us rain and we will continue to see breezy conditions throughout the bay area this afternoon but we are fog free. take a look at this thought supersan francisco lots of sunshine and no fog. 56 there and 54 in san jose and concord you are waking up to 58. i will walk you through the partly cloudy skies and breezing conditions and nice and breezy, if you are going to the giants game be prepared but it won't ruin the day. the warmest spots in the low 90s so when i come back, we giants forecast and your extended forecast ready to

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. you know takeoff we know can be a scary time for some passengers and really was when strong wins -- winds moved through the east coast. just after takeoff, trouble. >> philly approach. cactus 735. heavy with you at 6,000. emergency declared. >> reporter: the violent turbulence hitting the us airways wide body airbus a 330 after it lifted off from philadelphia. the afternoon flight to orlando was only at 17,000 feet the airline says, seat belt signs still on. >> brief period of time you felt the airplane was not in control and it wasn't because it was being moved by some pretty intense forces. >> reporter: those forces so extreme that one flight attendant's head left an indentation in the plane's interior according to a passenger. >> it was cracked. the ceiling was cracked. she hit it hard. >> reporter: a 10-year-old girl reported head pain. a female passenger left with neck and back injuries. a 43-year-old man injuring his knees. all told, of the 275 on board, four passengers and two

newly hatched robins. there's the robin bringing them some food. they open their mouths and the feeding begins. >> that's cool they put the camera under there to catch this interaction without disturbing the big birds and the robin. >> then finally, mom sits on them, keeping them warm. >> we go from birds to this dog. these videos were posted last summer but they are trending for obvious reasons. this dog is very special. you see, this is keller, he is a 3-year-old english springer. he was born completely blind. >> he's completely blind. guess what? dell keller can play catch. listen to the command they give keller. >> turn around. hot. good boy. >> keller gets close, they will say hot or cold. that's how they taught him how to fetch. >> you're hot. warmer. hot. >> they added other instructions like warmer or pass it so keller would know which direction to run. >> passed it. warmer. warmer. hot. good boy. >> that's crazy. >> that's awesome. >> holy mackerel. >> goes to show you nothing can hold you back as long as you just believe in what you're do

robin? >> ginger, thank you. >>> now, to embattled clippers owner, donald sterling. under fire again this morning for his on-air interview. many criticizing the apology and slamming him for going on the offensive against nba legend magic johnson. abc's ryan smith is here with much more on all of this. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. donald sterling speaks out in public, seemingly to apologize and affirm his ownership of the l.a. clippers. but ultimately, just stirring up more controversy. l.a. clippers owner donald sterling, finally speaking out, but stirring up more controversy. this time, taking shots at the man he targeted on his now-infamous racist rant, magic johnson. >> what kind of guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and then he catches hiv. is that someone we want to respect? he acts so holy. he made love to every girl in every city in america, and he had aids. and when he had those aids, i went to my synagogue and i prayed for him. i hoped he cou

robin roberts snagged the first interview with hillary clinton for the new book but is the media machine causing overexposure? >> the tabloids causing the first lady a bad moment because she spoke of frustration of child raring. did the mayor's wife deserve to be savaged? >> the story we broke of a video sting against hemingway involving a fake middle east oil man and an environmental documentary? did it cash the stars in hypocrisy? >> they say they set themselves up as a person...an entity that finds dishonesty trying to find who is dishonest or hypocritical. yet they do this and they have a secret guy? a fake guy? that is not dishonest. >> an interview with one of the targets, mariel hemingway. this is "media buzz," and i am howard kurtz. st in >> the story began with a local news reporter on problems at the v.a. hospital in phoenix and went national with this investigation about the phoenix amount on cnn. >> a doctor who left the hospital said that managers were actually keeping two waitingists: a sham list so they looks like a model of efficiency and a secret list that shows the real

robin disastrous thing, sprinkled. we are going to be dealing with not only cloud cover but to breezy conditions and much cooler temperatures prove this is a live look outside. our room crowded conditions over san francisco will break of two of did it through futurecast 4. again at 9:00 of of of this is days what are north. 3:00 in the after known mainly as a few light hedges. bonds are is going to stay out of the bay area but if you do get on and on to the allies until barely filling. will have their full forecast coming up in just a moment. if not to traffic in a moment. >> the better news for bart and delays a decrease from 30 minutes jim and as various residual delay is hot lights on traffic backed up into the maze. the fallout was was out of the way. this is their right to have antioch commander of his birth and to bay 0.3 of crashes or stalls but it's 23 minutes from 16242 making your way into concord. >> as 630 to breaking news happening right now of this fire and oakland as a morning. we're live on the same on

. >> robin wood describe himself as a geek. jack is not a techie unlike robin or other pioneers. he did not study overseas. he had the international outreach connections he cause of his english language skills, but he didn't actually study overseas. he didn't study the prestigious chinese organizations either. he didn't have pedigree in terms of tech -- >> i believe he failed the initial entrance exam. i recently interviewed robin lee of baidu and asked him what a successful ali baba ipo would mean for china. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it is always good to see chinese companies become more successful, if an ipo means more successful. i would be happy to see that. the chinese internet market is already very locked. there are big dump is coming out every day. again, i am more interested in the changing dynamic of that market, what kind of new opportunities came out from there. i will pay more attention to that. less attention to the big gigantic companies going public. >> is interesting, because he is jack mas friend, but they're also fierce competitors. >> the relatio

in their new -- can we get a shot of robin, please? a shot of robin, please. a shot of robin, please. that was a shoot for the new "people" magazine. and this is behind-the-scenes video showing the chateau-loving brothers trying to dance and pose with their one accessory. >> looks like they're doing just fine. don't look uncomfortable at all. >> maks -- hats off, everybody. hats off, to the brothers. you can see the pictures in "people's" hottest bodies story. i'll say. the magazine on newsstands now. that is "pop news." tgif. >> if i could, i would be blushing right now. if it were actually possible. i love looking over in our studio audience right here. >> good morning, america. >> we're on camera. thank you for that friday edition of "pop news," lara. >>> first up on "the heat index," a new study sending shock waves to those on a gluten-free diet. in a stunning reversal, the doctor who's findings kicked off the gluten-free craze, says now he's got it wrong. abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: gluten-free diets, popular with many celebrities, like mil

and i know you don't want to laugh, robin roberts. but you're going to. >> it's good for you. >> there's a fork if he decides to eat it the old-fashioned way. >> yes, he did. >> oh, boy. >>> and this is big. ready? summer's just around the corner. it's time to reveal our biggest, i dare say, "gma" summer concert series ever. roll them. >> want to be blown away this summer? well then, take a deep breath and count to three. with 50. >> one, two, three, let's go. >> the hottest party will be happening every friday in the park. >> going down on "good morning america." >> it's "gma's" summer concert series. and if you're looking for a good time -- it all starts friday may 23rd. >> friday in the morning. >> lady antebellum, live. >> lady a. and "gma." >> then, curtis 50 cent jackson takes over, in his first-ever morning tv concert. >> don't miss it. >> how do you ever follow that? get alode of this lineup. enrique iglesias, demi lovato, florida georgia line, afrojack. luke bryan, jennifer lopez. we told you would be blown away. >> that's it

. >> later with robin in sports. >>> now, in northern france, a makeshift refugee camp using bulldozers, hundreds of people have been living in filthy conditions in the town of calae. many of them hope to settle. let's get an update from the site which, as we say, just cleared out by french authorities. talk us through it >> reporter: it was very difficult for many of these asylum seekers to watch what was happening to their possessions, their tents, sleeping bags,

good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it's been one week since the release of the tape of donald sterling's racist rant heard around the world. and today, the nba inching closer to a vote on his ouster, donald sterling's health in question. and two key figures involved in this situation are clearing the air. overnight, the los angeles clippers, stoic in defeat. >> the warriors stay alive. >> reporter: after nearly a week mired in controversy. >> once that game starts and once we go out for warm-ups, it's not an issue. we're not thinking about it. >> i'm past it. i think we're past it as a group, obviously. >> reporter: this, as espn reports this morning the 80-year-old sterling has had prostate cancer for an extended period of time. meanwhile, the nba taking its first steps to possibly end donald sterling's ownership of the team. on thursday, a ten-member committee unanimously agreeing, quote, to move forward as expeditiously as possible and will reconvene next week. and magic johnson, whose picture with sterling's former

. >> robin wood describe himself as a geek. jack is not a techie unlike robin or other pioneers. he did not study overseas. he had the international outreach connections he cause of his english language skills, but he didn't actually study overseas. he didn't study the prestigious chinese organizations either. he didn't have pedigree in terms -- quack i believe he failed the initial entrance exam. i recently interviewed robin lee of baidu and asked him what a successful ali baba ipo would mean for china. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it is always good to see chinese companies become more , if an ipo means more successful. i would be happy to see that. the chinese internet market is already very locked. there are big dump is coming out every day. again, i am more interested in the changing dynamic of that market, what kind of new opportunities came out from there. i will pay more attention to that. to the bigion gigantic companies going public. >> is interesting, because he is jack mas friend, but they're also fierce competitors. >> the relationship between robin and jac

. >> i'm robin adams. fans of atletico madrid wake up celebrating their triumph. action from their la liga games later in the programme. >>> the forehandly and cooperative atmosphere between china and vietnam has been destroyed. that is a damning haved ict of the foreign ministry was it sends five warships to rescue the citizens. it followed days of riots targetting factories and people in fiat vam.

robin. >> we do have to keep that in mind. thank you. for more we turn to dr. richard besser who spent many years there at the cdc. in fact, that's where you were before we were lucky enough to have you join us. remind us again what mers is. >> stands for the middle eastern respiratory syndrome and it's a respiratory infection that can lead to pneumonia and the concerning thing is that up to a third of people, 30%, can die from this infection. >> the concern about its spreading here in the u.s. where does that stand? >> this weekend it was really a big turn in this investigation. the concerning thing is the person who got the infection only spent 40 minutes with the infected patient. 40 minutes face to face and a handshake. that's very concerning.