COSTELLO: I'm telling you, it's nothing short of a miracle. Singer Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees, he's no longer in the coma. He came out of it. A.J. Hammer is host of "Showbiz Tonight." He's live in New York. And this has baffled history doctors,</s>A.J. A.J. HAMMER, HOST, "SHOWBIZ TONIGHT": Yes, the word they are using, Carol, is confounded. Just days ago, these doctors were warning Gibbs' family to expect the absolute worse. We know he was in a coma. He was battling pneumonia in a London hospital. And now, the doctors say he's breathing on his own, with an oxygen mask. He is conscious. And best of all, perhaps, he's able to speak with his loved ones. They do hope to move him out of the intensive care unit. The doctors are calling him an extraordinary human being saying his recovery is, in part, due to as they put it his courage, iron will and deep reserves of physical strength. And, of course, we hope this recovery continues. But as you see, I'm smiling as I report the story because it's not very often when we first report about someone going into a coma that we get to tell this type of news. So, everybody is remaining optimistic here.</s>COSTELLO: Definitely so. A.J., thanks.</s>COSTELLO: If you're a Neil Diamond fan, we've got some news for you. He got married again! A.J. is back in the next hour with all of the juicy details. Also coming up, the snow comes down and the power outages add up. We'll take you to DuBois, Pennsylvania, for the latest on this powerful storm that is pummeling all of the northeast and reminding us all how weird our weather has become.
Robin Gibb Out of Coma