Good Morning America (ABC) - 2006-06-06
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[0:00] Morning.
[0:02] The border wars. The president heads to
[0:04] the Mexican border today and we've got a
[0:06] look at how secure are the borders south
[0:09] and north. Are we paying too much
[0:11] attention to the south at the expense of
[0:13] the north? Found alive. Just 5 days old,
[0:17] snatched from her mom by a woman posing
[0:19] as a nurse. How [music] a mystery tip
[0:21] led police to the baby girl.
[0:24] And a date with the devil. Check your
[0:26] calendar. It's 6606. what many call the
[0:29] devil's day. Would you want to have a
[0:31] baby today? Fact versus folklore. Ahead
[0:36] >> from Times Square. This is Good Morning
[0:38] America with Charles Gibson, Diane
[0:41] Sawyer, and Robin Roberts.
[0:44] >> And Good Morning America. It's good to
[0:46] have you with us. As we said, it is
[0:47] Tuesday, June 6, 2006. And a lot of
[0:50] people are very superstitious about this
[0:52] day. There is actually a word for this
[0:55] superstition. It is, and I don't know
[0:57] how to pronounce it. Let's put it up on
[0:59] the screen. It is Where's the word? Put
[1:02] the word up. There it is. Hexacosio
[1:05] hexaconda hexophobia.
[1:07] >> Could I please have that used in a
[1:08] sentence, please? Could I please have
[1:09] the origin of the word, please, sir?
[1:11] >> Well, if if somebody had been asked to
[1:13] spell that in your spelling be the other
[1:14] night, the show would still be going on.
[1:16] >> We definitely would.
[1:17] >> We would not be over hexosiohex
[1:19] hexophobia. Fear of the number 666. So,
[1:22] I don't know. Maybe you want to stay
[1:23] under the covers today.
[1:24] >> But we don't. And neither does Diane who
[1:26] is on assignment this morning. And also
[1:28] coming up in this half hour, we're