abc's deborah roberts is here with his story. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, amy. it's a stutunning confession. pornography. he revealed this deep secret ce before but now reaching out in a bigger way on social media. fans know him as the tough teddy bear sergeant terry in the show "brooklyn nine-nine. >> anything to harm this precinct would i destroy them? former nfl playeyer turned actor terry crews has the internet abuzz with a personal struggle. >> for years, years, years, my dirty little secret was that i was addicted to rnography. >> reporter: his stunningly popornograph going viral with mo than 3 million views. >> it really, really messed up my life in a lot of ways. was my secret. nobody knew. and that allowed i to grow. >> reporter: crews said it began when he was 12 years old. turing to pornography when he was sad, depressed and lonely. >> every time y look at pornography is a desire for intimacy, you are trying to fight your feelings of being alone. >> you'd be surprised how many peoplehink it's an i

the then tone changes when it comes to robert kraft. writing, fake expletive, nonloyal kraft who told me he loved me every time he see me but obviously shows his word ain't expletive. and he doesn't stop there. he tells the female pen pal he's writing that he is angry at her for criticizing him in past explaining how he thinks she should kill herself by right writing buy most powerful fire cracker in world, tie it to your face with a duct tape and wait for your head to explode. >> well that letter was written on december 10th that 2015th. eats currenting a serve a life sentence for state maximum security prison. jadiann thompson 7 news night team. back to iowa and cruz campaign the texas 7 senator about to speak after winning iowa caucuses republicans just behind 4 poins business man donald trump and then a point behind donald trump florida senator marco rubio. so it was just a four-point difference between first and second. there's texas senator giving hugs and about to step up to microphone hoping this will certainly propel, excel and

i'i'robin roberts. welcome to the biggest night in hollywood! we're live on the most famous red carpet in the world. taking you every step with us. here's a view you don't usually get to see. tonight, the biggest stars in the universe are here for the 88th annual academy awards. you can see the photographers are. and so is michael strahan. wonderful. >> it is great to be here. and you look amazing. >> thank you, thank you. because, this is hollywood, super bowl and the excitement starts right now. >> life is full of dreamers. some dream of falling in love. others dream of changing the world. but there's one night we all dream in gold. >> on this one extraordididi night. dreams come true. >> no matter where you're from, yourreams a vali >>exhilarating. glamorouu. breathtaking. wondrous. >> thank you so much! >> wow! >> and right now, with all the world watching, this is where stars dare to dream in gold. >> and the oscar goes to -- whoopi goldberg! >> since i was a little kid, wanted this. >> thank you! >> this is nuts! >> from bostono mars. stun

also facing a laundry list of charges is 19 year old justin ferguson, and 20-year old robert seaberry, 18 year old jordyn delfs is being charged with keeping a disorderly house and harborjng a missing juvenile. that missing juvenile also part of mothershed's group, 17 year old micayla knight, she contributed in planning the robberies and is also facing charges three other juveniles were also involved in the robbery schemes and will be prosecuted as well. "we work hard to put criminals like this in jail," says doug young, sioux city police chief. coming up at 10 we'll bring you all the latest on the police investigation. reporting live in the studio, jess plue, abc9 news. tim: local businesses are becoming victims to cyber hackers, but there is a way to protect your company even if it's a mom and pop shop or big corporation. jenna: based law firm specializes in protocols to ensure that your data remains safe from any cybercriminal that may be lurking for his or her next victim. abc 9's bria bell has more information bria: tim and jenna, online data breaching can can happen eitr through

she have like hand, silver hand, you know, like robert cop. you do that movie, long time, i got a a picture with him. he make a lot of movie like action movie. he's like crazy guy. and he do the movie "little warpon" with the black guy, african guy, chevy glover. he do movie with arnold also, harrison ford and english guy and the black guy, the big guy, dolphin something from the movie "expandos." a lot a lot of movie. good one. he make one movie also. the one "jesus ii." good luck mel, good luck for everyone oscar. action! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. we have a break, when we come back and we always do, "this week in unnecessary censorship" tweets" so stick around! whatcha g gna do when you gegeoutta here? i'm gonna have some fun! what do you consider fun? fun, natural fun! ow! i'm in heaven with my boyfriend, my laughing boyfriend. steppin' in a rhythm to a funky flow. who needs to think when your feet just go? whatcha gonna do when you get outta here? i'm gonna have some fun! fun, natural fun! baby! out o

robert e. lee surrendered to ulysses grant at this courth >>> and welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, the democrats heading to the polls in south carolina this morning. the polls give hillary clinton a big edge with a strong lead among african-american voters, but bernie sanders is vowing to fight on no matter what happens. >>> and the gop still feeling shock waves this mornini after new jersey governor chris christie's bomb p shelshell endorsement of donald trump tag-teaming marco rubio who is trying to take on trump days before super tuesday. >>> oprah winfrey is losing a lot more than just inches off of her waistline thanks to weight watchers. the media mogul is now $29 million lighter in her bank account after weight watchers shares plunge to just $4.54 a share friday. that is a 29% drop. a lot of people did not t e that comi. >> i think she views it as a long-term investment. >> yep. >> she's got a ways to go there. >>> coming up on the show this morning, jenn

the supreme court returned to work today, chief justice john roberts began the session with a tribute, calling scalia a man for all seasons and with an spirit. jenna: there is still plenty of talk about who will replace justice scalia on the bench. u-s senator from iowa and head of the senate judiciary comittee, chuck grassley, has said the president should allow the next commander in chief to make the decision.. republican congressman david young from iowa's 3rd district weighed in when asked about the situation. "theheresident will follow the constitutions he should and the senate i imagine will advise and consent and in the senate, the house is not involved, the senate will approve or disapporve or not bring the issue up at all. i'm watching like everybody y@se. would you say you disagree then with senator grassley and his opinion on this? i'm gonna leave that up to the senate, senator grassley's going to do the right thing in the end, he always does. " president obama has said he will make hisis appointment when congress returns from recess. south dakota's house has approved a mea

sot -- robert velasco, victim's father "there be some information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist plots." sot -- arlen verdehyou, victim's husband "feel very upset with apple not cooperating with the fbi." even microsoft founder -- bill gates -- is now weighing in... sot -- bill gates, microsoft founder "nobody's talking about a back door..." telling the financial times... he thinks there's a way ple can turn over specific information to the feds. sot -- bill gates, microsoft under ((on camera tag)) gate this se should be left up to the courts and congress. apple's ceo is asking the f-b-i to seek legislation... and set up a commission to sort through this difficult issue. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angele time/initial: jenna: at ways to keep your family's water safe, stay with us. fred: (fred) torrow will bring breezy winds and possib and evening snow shower. we're looking at a big warmup saturday, then sunday will be windy and cooler with a chance of snow. details after the break! " tim: look at a history-making cyclone before and after it made landfall. this

(applause) many celebrities, including robert downey junior who plays ironman in the hit movies, sent tweets to support domenic. jess/elisa cold!!!! elisa 2 line cg: m winter weather advisory is in effect for northern iowa tonight and tomorrow as blowing snow could 6" expected there. we are seeing some snow come up on the checked outside i didn't see any of it reaching the ground.. let me know if you are! there's forming the line of snow. tonight.. temperatures will rise, snow and gusts to 30 with lingering snow by the morning. there's our warm front and breezy winds on stormcast hd. our warm front brings more snow through on the overnight.. between 10 and good start time. snow and blustery winds continue early tomorrow morning, before a drier afternoon takes over. we could see reduced visibility with moderate snow and gusty winds so be careful. front pushes snow out of the way by the behind. then warmer tomorrow afternoon behind tomorrow night as well. 30s tomorrow afternoon, 20s monday warmer sunshine again. we increase clouds monday night as we bring in another disturbance that cou

football team, dorothy widhalm, don and shirley sock, members of the 1971-72 school board and monsignor robert p. burns. the enshrinement will take place during a banquet april 23rd. the philanthropy council of northeast nebraska will honor a half- dozen individuals and groups saturday with the 2016 philanthropy awards during its sixth annual celebrate giving event saturday. honorees include dr. gordon adams as lifetime philanthropist and philanthropists of the year steve and karen warner. the banquet begins at 6:30 saturday at the lifelong learning center. managing market risk is the topic to be discussed at three workships scheduled for february 18th in bloomfield, february 19th in o'neill and in columbus february 24th. extension educators and university of nebraska-lincoln ag professors will be among the presenters. on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " lukas: cancer is a word nobody wants to hear ... but there are those who have to and those who but there are those who have to and those who have beaten it. i met with a group of survivors who are staying active even after they su

cokie roberts cokie response.................. .................... lukas the democratic victory not official yet ... clinton calling it however ... what does this mean for sanders going into new hampshire. cokie roberts cokie response.................. .................... lukas rubio ... an incrible result for him here in iowa ... can he take that momentum to that momentum to new hampshire and south carolina? and marco rubio may have a new endorsement. sources say that south carolina senator tim scott plans to announce his support for rubio later today. this is key for endorsement. sources say that south carolina senator tim scott plans to announce his support for rubio later today. this is key for rubio as he tries to gain support ahead of the south carolina primary later this month. scott is the first african-american elected to the u-s senate from the south since the 19th century. he was originally appointed by governor nikki haley but has since beat a democratic challenger. lukas norfolk city officials have declared a snow emergency until furthe

john roberts. george w. bush did. once the president made the nomination, i supported it. that would have been a mistake. you have to look at donald trump's history. this is a man who, for four decades, has supported liberal democrats. jimmy carter over ronl rag. en. donald trump gave money to chuck schumer, harry rere, h hlary clinton. anyone that writes checks to chuck schcher and harry reid and jimmy carter and hillary clinton does not care about conservative justices on the court. the one person he's suggested that would make a good justice is his sister, who is a court of clinton. she's a hard-core pro abortion liberal judge. he said she would make a terrific justice. conflict of interest and would not appoint r. >> but it giviv you an example the type of people he would be looking to. the type of people he would be looking to. donald trump is not a conservative. for his entire life, he's been self-described very, very pro choice. he's supported partial-birth abortion. yesterday, he defended p

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cokie roberts response.................. ................................ ..... lukas we've already heard a-b-c report that chris christie will end his candidacy today. is it safe to say we might see others ending their campaigns as response.................. ................................ ..... lukas back to the two winners from last night, here is scott mclean with a breakdown of the potentially record setting day in new hampshire. " " they began as longshots...now...th ey are waking up winners in the granite state. donald trump and bernie sanders sailed to victory just as the polls predicted-- both and promising big changes. (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate) we are going to start winning again. and we are gonna win so much you are going to be so happy. we are going to make america so great again.. maybe even greater than before. (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate) what began last week in iowa... what voters here confirmed tonight... is nothing short of a political revolution ohio governor john kasich suprised many with a strong second place

behind the scenes with the actors who are part of one of the funniest and most here's abc's deborah roberts. >> the svp of our new urban division, andre johnson!n! >> wait! did they just put me in charg of black stuff? >> reporter: for two seasons the johnsons on "black-ish" have left viewers in stitches. >> obama's the first black president? >> doing a bang-up job over here -- >> reporter: with an edgy take on being black and successful in america. >> you know what i miss? " "colored." >> reporter: the comedy isn't afraid to delve into controversy. race is front and center here. >> there's some things black people don't like to talk about. like if o.j. really did it. >> reporter: even this season's word. >> i don't get what the big deal is, my friends use the "n" word all the time. >> which friends? >> reporter: anthony anderson stars as high-level ad exec called andre, dre, who worrieses his privileged kid are out of touch with their roots and only determined to keep it real in his household which opens the door to hot-button issues including another sensitive topic, an episode "hope" dea

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and just moments ago, chief justice john roberts issuing this statement on behalf of the court and retired justices. "i am saddened to report that justin antonin scalia has passed away he was an extraordinary strij, admired and treasured.d. his passing is a greatoss to the court and the country he so we extend our deepest condolences to his family." i want to bring i terry moran, who covers the supreme court heret abc news. terry, talk to me about the legacy tonight on justice scalia. >> reporter: tom, it's a toweringlegacy. not just on the supreme court, butight through all of american law, really, for three decade and more. antoninn scalia led the charge for conservates in american law. led the effort to roll bac what u might call thehe heroic era of liberal activism on the court. the era of civil rights jurisprudence that broke down jim crow and did so much else. scalia thought justices and judges had gone out of control in that era, and he was the intellectual leader, and the leader byheer force of a very strong personality, of the effort to say, there's another way way. the constituti

>>anthony: and so that means chief justice roberts is also exercising a tremendous amount of influence over how these cases will proceed over the course of the next several months. but the bottom line is if we don't have this vacancy fill by the end of the year, what it means is the u.s. courts of appeal in the different parts of the country have the final word on constitutional issues in their geographical circuits which means we really will have a very significant divide on basic constitutional issues until we end up with 9 justices on the supreme court. power to the lower courts. i mean, that's, , mean, that's bizarre to thihi about. (laughing) >>anthony: sabrina, that's exactly right. ahough it is worth noting that thsupreme court only hears about 60 to 70 cases every year whereas the lower federal courts, the intermediate courts of appeal hear tens of thousands of cases. the vast majority of cases never get to the supreme court. so in a way, this really won't affect the ordinary case. 99% of all cases won't have a different outcome >>amanda: okay. >>anthony: because the supreme co

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. >> robin, thank you so muchlt of course, that was robin roberts, not amy robach. >>> much more coming up on the oscars later. >>> still ahead tonight. danger on the roadways. drivers forced to do more than keep their eyes on the road. debris frying right at them. how to stay safe. >>> and protests erupting in an american city. the police shooting sparking the investigation under way. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? buthere is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13 may help provide additional protection. prevnar 13 is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. yo

son robert jr. is with him. the others, back in vegas. the eldest, brandon, at home. here's how crystal says it played out. she takes the wheel, delicately maneuvering the car. then the lesson moves from the parking lot to the neighborhood's main streets. >> we stopped and she pulled over, and we switched seats. >> reporter: tammy takes the wheel. she's going at a snail's pace, when suddenly, an impatient >> a silver car, he's riding our bumper. i honk the horn. >> reporter: that honk of the horn, something we've all done, would change everything. you pull up here. >> she turns right. and right about here -- >> reporter: she says that silver car suddenly sideswipes them. who is this guy? >> i didn't recognize them. >> reporter: were you scared? >> yes, i was really scared. he gets out of the car. >> reporter: it's okay. take your time. >> he says i'm going to kill you and your daughter. >> reporter: in a panic, crystal says they flee the scene. but what happens next is a puzzle we piece togethehe tonight. everyone agrees t tt sometime after 11:00 p.m., two cars go to

and i thought robert was going to kill him. victim. this ber madoff story, i watched this, so interesting. there's so many things i didn't know about this guy. more. i didn't realize, i thought maybe he was a guy that got in over his head. but he really was a very bad -- is a veryy bad guy. >> bad. sick, psychotic man. >> jimmy: someone who knows that this is going to end badly. i mean, he must have known that it was going to end badly. >> no, he felt that he could probably outlast the world. as a matter of fact, we had a scene at one point where it was the towers. the day the towers fell. and you heaea berere saying,, "this is how it all ends. everybody dies. and i get away with it." >> jimmy: wow. >> and that's what he thought. and he didn't care whether he didn't or not. it's like in othello, thiago steps to the audience, looks up at the gods, and says, i love doing this! i love it! and i'm going to keep doing it because it's so much [ bleep ] fun! and i don't care what happens, i'm going to bring him down, her down, everybody! that

>> robert e. lee? >> did you hear what she said? >> robert e. lee. i heard. >> dan got that one correct. >> geez, sara. >> you never know. >>> okay, this university of south carolina english professor and poet -- >> wait, i missed the first part. >> this university of south carolina english professor and poet wrote this novel that starring burt reynolds about a rafting trip. >>> first, we took you into the fire. then, into the ice. now, amy journeys across the planet, taking you into africa's garden of eden, right in the midst of a great migration. like never before. tuesday, "good morning america" on safari live. >>> and "good morning america" on safari live. it starts tomorrow with our own amy robach. it's an epic event. using the latest in virtual reality and drone technology that's going to transport all of you at home to one of the most breathtaking natural wonders of the world. i feel the need to break into toto's "africa" now. >> this looks, as horrible as that sounds, this looks really, really cool. tuesday on "good morning america," for the

that's you dancing with robert de niro. [ laughter ] >> that's robert de niro wheelbarrowing me. >> seth: yeah. one of america's great treasures of acting. >> yeah, that scene was awesome, because we didn't rehearse it. and he was just down. he was like, "whatever you want me to do, tell me where to put my hands." >> seth: wow. he looks pretty down there too. [ laughter ] >> yeah. that's like my favorite. that wasn't even in the movie. that was just something we just did for fun. [ laughter ] yeah. >> seth: you -- you have -- it's a comedy. so when i say intimacy, it's not so intimate. >> well -- >> seth: but did he -- [ laughter ] >> to me it's a love story. [ laughter ] it is! >> seth: yeah, it is! i believed the minute i first saw your character, i believed that you wanted to have sex with robert de niro. >> he's met his match. >> seth: he has met his match. did he give you -- did you guys like connect before the film started? did you -- i heard he gave you a gift. >> yeah, he's a very classy guy. he gave everyone a start gift. i believe it was a very expensive bottle of wine and a li

robert hayling. fountains ,,, a dentist and ex- army officer, hayling became the first negro member of the florida state dental society. he joined the civil rights struggle after the dental group was denied meeting facilities at white hotels and restaurants because of his membership. last summer, dr. hayling and an associate were badly beaten by kkk members when they ventured too close to a klan rally. ironically, when the case was tried, hayling was convicted of assault on the klansmen. his appeal is now pending. vo narr 24 - inspired by the words of martin luther king, jr., hayling organized local youths and began sending them into local whites-only restaurants. on a hot july day in 1963, 14 year old samuel white, 15-year old audry nell edwards, 16 year old willie carl singleton and 16 year-old joeann anderson went up to the woolworth's lunch counter and tried to order a hamburger and a coke. they were arrested. and later sentenced to one year in reform school. this harsh sentencing of peaceful chi

i'm robin roberts. tonight we're going to give you an insider's take on the most competitive categories. and we'll also discuss the controversy concerning the lack of diversity among this year nominees. that's later. but first, we have some stories to tell. when you think of sylvester stallone you think movie star, right? rocky balboa. you might not think artist, painter and writer. but he's all threeeef those. sylvester stallone's big brere came about through the sheer power of his imagination when he hatched the idea that not only launched his career but began the 40-year saga that we still can't get enough of. let's start from the beginning. was there ever a time that you doubted yourself? >> yeah. you know, i thought when i lived basically in this flop house. it's $2626 week, very transient and you shared a floor with ten ople, you don't know anybody on the planet. litelly no one. >> reporter: i think i recall you saying your acting low point, "the godfather," and you said you couldn't even get in a

judges this year are sioux city artists pauline sensenig and robert gillespie. jenna: fred's back next stay with us. tonight, l >>> breaking news tonight. what donald trump just threatened to do. trump tonight saying he might sue ted cruz over being born in canada. bernie sanders is asked, is he standing in the way of history? the first woman president. how he answers. >>> and a horrific machete attack at an american accident. >>> and, temperatures not seen in almost 100 years. >>> silence broken. >> could you have prevented what happened to columbine? >>> and tim tebow is here tonight. hard to imagine he had trouble at the prom. tonight, how he's helping thousands. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a busy friday night. breaking news in the race for

. >> reporter: 19-year-old robert louis is the manager team. he has downs syndrome and last friday he was at their game against the university school of nashville when a head coach invited robert to suit up and subin. >> i went in and played basketball. not only that but the opposing team sent reports' brother matthew to guard him and robert got the ball. five seconds and in the 4th quarter. i was in -- >> reporter: a 3 pointer that went up and in. [applause] there was still five seconds left on the clock. which explains the delay in what happened next. >> after the game, everybody robert. >> reporter: about the moment that has gone viral it. >> inform' never seen so many love in one life. >> a moment i don't think we'll special anything more special. knew it. in. i was about to jump up and down. i was so happy. >> reporter: since being has been viewed more than 1 million times. i'm sarah french, 7 news. >> ryan: coming up here, a sunken treasure unveiled as theian" reveals one of its secrets. >> reporter: the joe ocean 40 degrees, that will be

taken the lead in the conference race this month and return to action saturday when they host oral roberts. tonight's sportszone will feature a pair o games with conference championships on the line. fourth-ranked cherokee hosts number one western christian tonight for the lakes conference crown. the wolfpack routed the braves 82-56 three weeks ago. the okoboji girls also have a chance at their first siouxland title since 2006-07 when they take on sioux center. the fifth-ranked pioneers have a 1.5 game lead on the number 6 warriors. two days after winning super bowl fifty, the denver broncos took to the streets today, celebrating their third lombardi trophy in franchise history. fire trucks carried the players along the parade route, highlighted by the lead truck of peyton manning, super bowl mvp von miller, and annabel bowlen, the wife of owner pat bowlen who's battling alzheimers. hundreds of thousands of fans swarmed the parade route and the rally, but still--no answer from peyton on today's picture comes from...judi goodchild from mallard iowa... sun dogs on the way to town this mornin

the yotes host oral roberts next saturday. alex the sioux city bandits begin their title defense in 20 days when they open the season against omaha. erv strohbeen returns tons of talent from last year's team.....but one important piece is off the roster... 2015 league mvp charles dowdell has departed from the team....the qb hasmoved on to the indoor football league to play for the spokane as for replacing dowdell? the bandits got a good one....in comes a.j. graham..... the former standout at marsll appeared in seven games for the thundering herd back in 2011....totaling 800 yards and eight touchdowns.... graham finished his collegiate career at pikeville university in kentucky....rackin g up nearly 3000 yards of offense...this kid is a stud... "on paper, his credentials are there. he's 6-5, 220 pounds...can run can throw...won the florida mr. football award in 2009...played at a division 1 univivsity...i like those accolades." with a.j. graham at the helm....the bandits have hopes of winning another shiny ring this season....

chief justice john roberts issued a statement calling his late colleague "an extraordinary individual and jurist, colleagues." antonin scalia leaves behind a wife and nine children. he was 79." even though some g-o-p leaders, like senator mitch even though some g-o-p leaders, like senator mitch mconnell, say the next president should be the one to name sku-lia's successor...sourc es say president obama will move to nominate his replacement. jess the prpridential candidates are tweeting their reactions to the death of supreme court justice. republican senator ted cruz called scalia an american hero. cruz also suggested the next president should nominate scalia's successor... not president obama. senator marco rubio tweeted that he and his wife are mourning the loss of justice scalia. democratic senator bernie sanders said his thoughts and prayers are with scalia's family and the high court. donald trump tweeted that scalia's death is a massive setback both to the conservatives and e entire nation. jess a man has been shot and kil police were called to an urbandale holiday inn around 4

thomas roberts, always good to see you. thank you for hanging out with us. >> great to be here. great crowd. i see some birthdays, go panther signs. >> girl scout cookies. is it time? >> always girl scout cookie times. we'll get to the had headlines for everybody and talk about the presidential candidates being

here's abc's robin roberts. >> reporter: in the intensely powerful film "room" a young mother is held captive with her 5-year-old son in a garden shed. >> stretch. >> reporter: it's the only world her son has ever own. the mother is played by a remarkableleoung actress named brie larson whose carr has been forever changed with this performance. >> the world is so big. it's so big you wouldn't even believe it. and room is just one stinking part of it. >> room's not stinky! i don't believe in your stinky world! brie moved to los angeles with her newly single mothth. apartment. brie would draw upon her mom's experience for her character in "room." a young mother fiercely protecting her child. >> what i forgot up until recently was waking up in the middle of the night with me and my sister and my mom all in the same bed. hearing my mom like covering her mouth, sobbing, trying to not make a sound for us to hear. it wasn't until i was prepping "room" where i realized that moment was the crack. thinking, my kids are asleep, i can release. where else is she going to go? my mom was struggling

. >> reporter: finally on dry land, passenger peter aloupis told our robin roberts, anthem of the seas in that storm sunday night felt like being inside a washing machine. >> that's exactly what it was like, robin. it was absolutely terrifying. we were on the third floor with an ocean view and we literally by. >> reporter: as to why the to sail with those warnings in the forecast, royal caribbean "what happened this week showed that we need to do better." >> we're going to figure out what exactly happened and make sure doesn't happen again. >> reporter: while the coast guard has yet to come meant on its inspection of the ship, in a tweet today, royal caribbean confirmed anthem of the seas will set sail again on saturday. david? >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> now, to the economy tonight, and a wild day on wall street. the dow on a roller coaster ride yet again. at one point, plummeting more than 400 points. then, leveling out somewhat, closing down 254 points. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight on the market rocked by lower oil prices, while at the same time, it'

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deborah roberts with more. hey, deborah. >> lots of buzz around this one, of course, the trial tha mesmerize the natatn is againin taking center stage. the fx series bringing in 5 million viers making it the channel's most watched drama series debut ever and as you y, p perhaps one of its most ntroversial. >> you got two victims in brentwood. >> b brent wood? nobody gets killed in brentwood. >> reporter: this morning the fx series sparking big buzz on social media and among thohose portrayed in the series. >> we the jury in the above defendant orenthal j. simpson murder. >> reporter: for the father of ron goldman murdered alongside nicole brown simpson mixed emotions. >> some parts i was okay with. and others, not. i was okay with the rantings of is. >> reporter: goldman who own rights to the infamous book "if i did it c confessions of the killer" says it does a disservice to his son and nicole brown simpson. >> their only iolvevement in this series is as dead bodies in the beginning and that's t extent of the

. >>> real estate heir robert durst has pleaded guilty to a weapons charge in new orleans. durst has been in custody since last year just as an hbo documentary series was airing. it detailed his links to several murders. in yesterday's deal durst agreed if a judge approves the deal, it could clear the way for durst's extradition to california to face charges for the murder of a former friend. >>> well, don't bother trying to file your taxes this morning, the irs tax processing computer system has had a hardware failure and the e-file service is offline until at least later today. the tax agency says it doesn't expect major disruptions in service or significant delays in processing refunds, but if you file through a service, go ahead. the service will hold on to your return until the irs is ready for it. >>> and attention, subway sandwich fans. next time you go, bring another dollar with you. we say that because subway is adding a buck to the price of its famous $5 footlong. it will now be $6. subway says the price hike comes down to economics and says the costs have gone up

reagan first nominated robert bork, who the senate rejected after a long, bitter debate. reagan then nominated the less-controversial kennedy in november 1987. the senate confirmed him three months later, 97-0. democrats say with 11 months left in obama's presidency, there's plenty of time to o confirm a justice. >> and jon kar with us from the white house tonight. and jon, a reporter asking the president, should we assume you will nominate a mod rat. how did the president answer? >> reporter: well, he said we should make no assumptions. but the bottom line here is, the president has a choice. he can nominate a liberal who would energize democrats during had election year, or dominate a moderate who has had bipartisan is up support. i would expect him to go in that direction, making it harder for republicans to reject that person, because it's somebody republicans have supported in the past. >> making it clear that nomination is coming. >>> now, to that major health headline we reported on last night here. a report linking popular antacids to dementia. dementia. abc's chi

for "good morning america," deborah roberts, abc news, new >>> and dr. jen ashton can't wait to weigh in. getting a lot of attention. i was seeing lara's reaction. what has been known in medical literature about the link ovarian cancer. >> some historicacal cancer, in 2000 i was an intern in the gyn world and we knew t that there were studies that showed a link between the genital use of talc powder and increased risk of ovarn cancer. the data is all over the place, kind of inconclusive. some show a doubling of the risk, some show 20% andome show no link. the theory is the pathway goes up into the uterus to the fallopian tubes and ovaries and causes damage there. and we don't really know. is it talcc or another chemical in the powder that's doing this. >> is there anything -- you told us about how that -- anything to do to reduce your risk? >> look, ovarian cancer, there are some things that we know are associated with a ruced risk. number one, women who take birth conclusively known to drop the risk of ovarian cancer, having had children, breast-feeding

. >> reporter: 19-year-old robert lewis is the manager for his school's basketball team. he has down's sin chrome and last friday night, he was at their game against the university school of nashville when the head coach invited robert to suit up and sub in. >> i went and played basketball. not only that, but the opposing team sent robert's brother matthew to guard him. >> i got the ball. >> reporter: three-point hear the went up and in. there was still five seconds left on the clock. which explains the delay in what happened next. >> everybody was picking me up. >> reporter: his parents couldn't believe it. >> i have never seen so much love in one gym in my life. >> reporter: his coaches couldn't believe it. robert, he knew it. >> i knew that ball was going in. my reaction, i was going to jump up and down. i was so happy. >> reporter: since being posted, the video of robert scoring the three-pointer has been viewed more than a coming up next on 7 news, the horrifying scene in woburn. a 65-year-old man pinned to a car during a hit-and-run. now police are on the hunt for t

robert deer has s en c crged with murder and other accounts in connection with the attack. he calls himself a warrior for babies. he says he targeted the clinic because of the abortions performed there. >>> and over in ohio, a restaurant reopened following a machete attack last week. four people were hurt in the attack. the restaurant owner celebrating the reopening there. you see him there. he believes he was targeted because of his ethnicity. he's an arab from israel. the fbi in columbus has not spoken publicly about a motive. the suspect was killed by police. >>> washington has given the factory in cuba in more than half a century. an alabama company hopes to build about 1,000 tractors a year if cuba. by this time next year. the tractors will be built for individual farmers. also the morning, an agreement will be signed allowing regularly scheduled airline service between cuba and the u.s. >>>>ll right. let bobo. >>> here's a diamond hard to believe. take a look. ththe it is. all 440 carats of it. it wasasound in a mine in the african country oangola. the biggest ever fo

. >>> and robert durst has pleaded guilty to a weapons charge in new orleans. he's been in custody since last year just as an hbo documentary series was airing that detailed his links to several murders. durst agreed to an 85-month primp sentence. if approved it could clear the way for him to face charges for the murder of a former friend. >>> the 13-year-old girl from virginia whose body was found in a pond across the border in north carolina will be buried today. >> authorities are learning it was social media that linked her to one of the killers. abc's eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: as the family prepares to lay their 13-year-old daughter to rest, authorities still trying to piece together the case. family and friends telling abc news, seventh grader nicole lovell was bullied at school, self-conscious about the way she looked after beating serious childhood illnesses. she had multiple social media snapchat, kik. it was there police think she met david eisenhauer, the 18-year-old freshman, a former high school track star, charged in her murder. >>

he spoke to robin roberts this morning. >> i'm very much at peace right now. and i think however it works out, it will work out the way it's supposed to. >> reporter: the broncos sacked carolina panther quarterback fumbles to put points on the board.d. newton was a pictutu of frustration, carrying over to his press conference. >> i'm done. >> reporter: walking out before it was over. peyton manning celebrating his second super bowl win here at disneyland today, but the other big super bowl winner? beyonce. sparking controversy, performing her new song "formation," with backup dancers clad in all black and berets. dancing into x formation. some suggesting a political message. but still bringing down the house and paying onlyh oomage to years past. ryan smith, abc news, anaheim, california. >> ryan, thank you. there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the american passengers and the cruise ship nightmare. hit by hurricane-force winds. images coming in. the ship hit by gusts more than 100 miles per hour. >>> what could be a major break t

. >> reporter: in 2013, "20/20's" debra deborah roberts went to one bridge once called the most dangerous in the country. new york's tappan zee. >> that looks creaky. >> reporter: that bridge being replaced. and david, behind me, the brooklyn bridge, as we said, on the list of bridges needing repair. but at this rate, we're told it would take 21 years to repair or replace all of america's deficient bridges. david? >> millions still driving over those bridges. gio, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the global headline involve the pope and what he said about contraception. >>> also breaking tonight, bill cosby and his criminal case. what he is now demanding of the alleged victim. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic n

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