0 this morning on world news now, under siege as the terror attack and hostage situation comes to a close in kenya. we are learning about the terrorist connections. this is one of the only al qaeda affiliates that has actively recruited here in the united states. the americans caught in the middle of the frightening scene and the breaking developments overnight. controversial comments. the pope s off-the-cuff remarks about money. the candid new pontiff and how he is getting attention from the faithful in new ways worldwide. television s best, the top performances on the tube were honored at the emmy awards presented by a host looking for laughs. and now without any further adieu here s some really sexy dancing in the middle of the number that s the middle of the number of the show the glitz winner is the surprises and a memorable salute to tv a half century ago. it is monday, september 23rd. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good morning on thi
the revealing interview with the victoria s secret model, who beat 10,000 other women to be a catalog superstar. what she says now about why the runway was all wrong. oh, sam was panicking because we didn t have any spring flowers out here. and just in the nick of time, they have made it. good morning, everybody. we have a lot to get to, including diane sawyer with a revealing interview with former president bush. what he s saying about a possible race between his brother, jeb, and hillary clinton. opens up about his brand new career. let s get to the latest on the boston bombing situation. the suspect s parents may be headed to the u.s. brian ross has the latest. reporter: good morning, george and robin. authorities are preparing to move 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev to an area jail from that infirmary where he s being treated along with some of the alleged victims. evidence of the alleged planning by him and his brother continues to surface. overnight, federal agent
inside charlie sheen s hotel room for the first time, the woman in the room, capri anderson, breaks her silence. her story live. why she said she feared for her life. and media blitz from her new book to her daughter s ball room showdown. sarah palin seems to be everywhere. why republicans are saying enough is enough. good morning, everyone. hope had you a good weekend. great to have robin back. you re traveling this weekend. did you get the patdown? no patdown. i m not looking forward to traveling again on wednesday. it s a tense time in airports right now.again on wednesday. new complaints this morning about two people saying tsa going inside their underwear. we want to find out if that s policy. we want to talk to the head of the tsa. and also the adult film actress who was there when dlaerl sheen allegedly trashed his new york hotel room. well, capri anderson is filing a lawsuit this morning, charging him with battery and assault. says he even threatened to hill
abilities to bring that commonsense perspective to the court. reporter: critics point to kagan s decision while at harvard to limit on-campus military recruiting because of the military s don t ask, don t tell policy. her actions punished the military and demeaned our soldiers as they were courageously fighting for our country in two wars overseas. reporter: if kagan is confirmed as expected, it would be the first time in u.s. history that three women are sitting on the high court at the same time. jeremy and barbara? t.j. winick in washington, thank you. it was not the homecoming she wanted. teen sailor abby sunderland is back in southern california this morning. the final leg of her journey began on an island in the indian ocean sunday. the 16-year-old abandoned her attempt to sail around the world nearly three weeks ago. that was when an indian ocean storm broke the mast off her boat. she was rescued by french fishermen. sunderland will talk to reporters later to
harvard law school and one of the most respected legal minds in the country. if the 50-year-old is confirmed she would be the first justice in nearly 40 years who hasn t already sat on the bench as a judge. i am hopeful that you will use your great skills and abilities to bring that commonsense perspective to the court. reporter: critics point to kagan s decision while at harvard to limit on-campus military recruiting because of the military s don t ask, don t tell policy. her actions punished the military and demeaned our soldiers as they were courageously fighting for our country in two wars overseas. reporter: if kagan is confirmed as expected, it would be the first time in u.s. history that three women are sitting on the high court at the same time. jeremy and barbara? t.j. winick in washington, thank you. it was not the homecoming she wanted. teen sailor abby sunderland is back in southern california this morning. the final leg of her journey began on an isla