>>dante found dancing and barnes found dante. barnes and his other mentors are helping him get his ged and get into college. >> how to be more independent and what i want to do. now i want to go to school for business. >> more, more, more rigid do not laugh. is not funny. >> he gives disadvantaged teens a place to be long hot meals and help with their homework. some even spend summers at the dance theater in harlem. >> not everybody will be a dancer. the discipline they learn can be transferred into everything. >> the future looks promising for these teams as he teaches them to dance and dream. >> i want to be a pediatric nurse. i want to open my own dance studio. >> in the 15 years since he founded the institute it has become one of the largest african-american organizations in d.c. >> if you know somebody that should be honored at a -- honored as a harris' heroes, send their story to wjla.com. >> the bolita bus monitor meets the man who has raised thousands of dollars >> the good morning american banker robin roberts has a bloo

dante is from the new york, new jersey area. how many olympians have you found?ying. can you find twitter feeds. go on the internet with the kids and look up scores every day. >> activities. >> banana grams, they did a 2012 version with olympic wild card tie-in. >> american girl. >> this is american girl mikena, not quite ready but practice, practice, practice. she has books. bringing kids back to reading and gig them a wonderful prop for building language. >> some crafty stuff. >> this is loopty do, brand-new friendship making they are working on. thumbs-up but does require parental involvement once you get started. make your own team usa bracelets. we made a couple for you. >> that's awfully nice. >> your own bracelets. >> your own sports, family olympics, franklin sports products, badminton, bocce. >> ribbons. >> from target. university games. girls practice with me as well. rhythmic olympics. first time there. there we go, tamron. >> the girls are good. >> the u.s. will be represented in rhythmic ribbons. >> al has had years of traffic. >> wait. >> we are twi

. >> reporter: even for a believer like dante. >> if i came back a week, two months from now, what wouldee? >> definitely using goggles and nose plugs. >> because of mark's reporting, the tanning industry says they're now retaining salon technicians all across the country to follow fda recommendations. our thanks to

pass my best to the com a dants on my behalf. to our midway veterans, guys, good to see you again.s . . and having a beer the night before and listening to the tales. they continue to amaze me. i thank you again for what you did. we will always remember what you have done for us, what your colleagues did. this battle to find the world that we know today 70 years ago. i thank you again for that. fellow flag officers and friends and supporters of the navy memorial, thank you for your support. thank you for your attendance today. sailors in the honor guard, you look great. appreciate the flags, appreciate the cadence and all that went with it. well done today. this was really a defining moment in navy's history and the country's history. history is full of success stories and hard lessons. in this year, as this particular commemoration, we are kind of getting a trifecta of special years, the 200th commemoration of the war of 1812, the 70th commemoration of the battle of korocea and the battle of midway. we have to remember what it taught us and what they remember in the past as we go

un chance es lo nuevo del dante de reggaeton. >>> así es pamela, aquí está este video musical una primicia no resisten el impacto. >>> no se mueva de su asiento, ¿cual es el camino más directo y efectivo para conquistar a una mujer. >>> y pondremos su cabeza en manos de ese barber algunos no lo piensan 2 veces. >>> no deje de escribirnos en twiter donde esramos sus comentarios, regresamos enseguida con más de primer impacto, por supuesto. sigue sin corol devasata en ha.y democratgana la una banca que jo gabriell giffor en el ngre.buen tard, s habla maria ela saliciens de bomberos llegaron a lorado desde todo vincdios forees que n s destidal menos 100 viendas.ledirecuál fue destino de una niña que lio pulsada de un vehilo que seaccidento durauna y ron barber, el candido gabrielle giordsgan en una eleÓespecial c en noticiero univision.as >>> tenemos imágenes de un tornado que hizo de las suyas en italia, la fuerza del fenómeno natural destruyó el techo de 2 estructuras y pequeñas embarcaciones. sufrieron daños pero no hubieron heridos. por aire y tierra batallón los bomberos por los fuegos d

. >> reporter: even for a believer like dante. >> if i came back a week, two months from now, what wouldee? >> definitely using goggles and nose plugs. >> because of mark's reporting, the tanning industry says they're now retaining salon technicians all across the country to follow fda recommendations. our thanks to mark. thank you for watching abc news. we hope you'll check in with "good morning america." for all of us at abc news, good night, america. watch "jimmy" next. kings. martin short. the stanley cup champion l.a. kings. martin short. >> don't you remember! >> i've never been wetter than on this particular show. >> cee lo green. and music from goodie mob. an all-new "jimmy kimmel live," >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about kellogg's crunchy nut cereal. with three delicious varieties, golden honey nut, roasted nut and honey and caramel nut. the only bad choice is not trying one, like our sad little friend guillermo. ♪ >> oh, paco and pepe. we used to have such a fun time at breakfast. do you remember? pepe would do his funny voices, me and paco would do our dances. bu

. >>> come ing up on coffee with, it's ravens fullback dante leech.e's looking to help cut the high school drop out rate. he tells us how we can all help. >> coming up next, sharon gibala has the latest on the morning commute and bernadette has another check on the weather. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we have advisories in effect through 10:00 o'clock tonight. the heat is going to be on again. 76 in baltimore, 78 in dc. it's been that all morning long. we're going to go up. as we head through the afternoon it's not just up, it's up and down -- just us, it's up and down the entire east coast. there's a cold front approaching. it will get closer today. there's a chance for a late day shower or thunderstorm, but it's just a chance. tomorrow as the front comes across the state we're going to see scattered showers and thunderstorms out there and eventually a break to this heat. here is how it comes together. here is the front coming through. by saturday, during the early morning hours, we may have some showers. they get out during the day saturday

. >> when we met dante bullock at the state penitentiary in iowa he was spending his third day in theinistrative segregation unit also known as the hole. authorities say he stuffed this padlock inside of a sock and brutally attacked another inmate with it. >> do you think that you have a violent past or history or angry, or what is the situation? >> i am violent when i am provoked. >> bullock is already serving a life sentence for kidnapping, but if the charges with the pad lock stick, he could be locked in his cell 23 hours a day. >> i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. the inmate had been assaulted and my defense to them was telling them i was in the area and pushed out of the way as the inmate was trying to get away from the person assaulting him. >> bullock was anxiously awaiting a hearing with the prison's administrative law judge to plead his case. in the meantime, he let us know that while ad seg meant losing his television, the location of the cell at least made it possible to keep up with current events. >> this cell right here is in front of the police station, and to

things the press used to care about, at least when the dant in question was a democrat.have heard about this story yesterday when the ap published this big piece. but i think it is a weird wonder that you are not hearing more about this story today. stay tuned. i hope. stay tuned. >>> this show has committed a greivis error, and i'm sorry. it has to do with a story we brought you last week about a one-time presidential hopeful. he accidently lost his job a couple weeks ago. he got disqualified off the ballot for the primary in the re-election. his campaign didn't turn in enough valid signatures to get him on the ballot. they turned in massive whole pages of the same signature just photo copied and turned in twice or three times. stuff obviously cut and pasted clumsily. when it became obvious last week, he vowed to cooperate with an investigation. over the weekend, the congressman changed his mind, said he wouldn't run as a write-in candidate afterall. he would retire. after today, he's off the primary ballot. he's retiring from congress. that's the thaddeus mccotter stor

don't you think the dant telling a big, blatant lie in the middle of the news cycle deserves a littles, it does deserve follow up, and it got some. praise be. this is great news about the news. since my plaintiff cry here on thursday night, news organizations have actually been fact checking mitt romney's statement and calling it what it was. they're calling it a lie. there was this from the associated press on friday. romney misses mark on solyndra friends and family claim. quote, he didn't get the story completely straight when he accused the administration of favoring cronies. there was no evidence of family members of top federal officials receiving favors. quote, romny hits the sauce again. that was the head had line in the "chicago tribune" on friday. it concludes no inspector general has concluded any such thing. there was also this fact check from abc news. quote, this isn't true. the charge is simply false. factcheck.org put it this way. romn romney's solar flareout. quote, that's not true. here's the headline today at "fortune magazine." quote, it's one thing to spin thing t

trillion dollars, i would say about $200 billion of it is completely related to diabetes and its inten dantences. which is a kwungs of how we eat. >> mr. president, every american is asking the same question as they watch these genocide reports in syria. what do we do? how do we do this? how do we -- do we go in militarily? what would you do in that situation and what would you advise the president? >> well, i think that the president and, you know, hillary as secretary of state has been very active in this. what they don't want to do is to get into another situation where it looks like we are unilaterally interfering in an arab country. syria is governed by an allowade minority. and that's why we have been working as hard as we could to get the russians to support more united action through the u.n. if we were to do something like what we did in libya, to try to give some arms support to the people in the wake of this last terrible mist, number one, i don't know. because i haven't gotten any briefings. whether there is sufficient armed opposition in syria to prevail. and number two, if we

things the press used to care about, at least when the dant in question was a democrat. may not have heard about this story yesterday when the ap published this big piece. but i think it is a weird wonder that you are not hearing more about this story today. stay tuned. i hope. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ what started as a whisper every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with

things the press used to care about, at least when the dant in question was a democrat.tory. you may not have heard about this story yesterday when the ap published this big piece. but i think it is a weird wonder that you are not hearing more about this story today. stay tuned. i hope. stay tuned. >>> this show has committed a our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. uh, trouble with a car insurance claim. ah, claim trouble. [ voice of dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right, man. [ voice of dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yep. [ voice of dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that is one dumb dude. ♪ the new claim satisfact

and more and more people and pun dants are blaming d.c. for the lack of jobs. with more than $1 trillion in cash on corporate balance sheets, why can't corporate america put d.c. in the rearview mirror and take back the economic dialogue? in other words, like we said going into the break, shut up, step up, get down to business without washington. well, let us ask bill george as well as john allison, former chairman and ceo of bbnt. john, you know, after the jobs report came out and then you saw romney take advantage of it, the president came out, the pund ents, twitter, everything started to blow up. when are we going to ignore washington and people can do what they want and d.c. becomes less and less relevant to our economic life. is that possible? >> i wish it were. i think that public policy in washington has done a tremendous damage to our economy. but if you're a business leader, you have to make long-term decisions. and you're making those long-term investments in the context of public policy. and any intelligent business leader can look forward and say,

. >> the never before seen pictures capture the trans en dant, the band performing and the innocuous.ison sitting on a couch. john lennon and paul mccartney, two songwriting geniuses, collaborating. two iconic voices seen here, changing music history on the ed sullivan show. george stands calmly smoking, a sign way out above. but there would be no way out of their fans adoration as girls crush against the fence clamoring for a view. during the beatles' second u.s. invasion, paul whittaker photographed their intimate moments, relaxing on shabby cots. from the rafters of a rehearsal hall per affecting their sound. en route to a denver show, gunther shot from the front seat. the band gazes out the car windows as we look into their eyes. our window into their souls. >> great pictures. >> unbelievable. >> i love it. new pictures o two days in a row for people here. >>> doctors say about 10% of americans are depressed at any given time. why might these patients be better off phoning it in? we'll have that answer coming up next on "cbs this morning." so ditch the brown bag for something bett

. >> they honestly, pound for pound, liberal pun dants know a lot less about the fed than conservativesre devoted to -- not just ron paul, people from the business community and wall street. they understand more about monetary and fiscal policy. some of what they understand is wrong. but you noticed this just the other day when bernanke was just up on the hill. and the liberals, except for carolyne from new york, none of them say hey, whatever. >> so i think that's actually why they typically -- looks like they've prioritized inflation over employment even though it's supposed to be a dual equally weighted mandate. and we haven't had people -- we haven't had conservatives, really, i don't know houls to say it, but, like, have crazy views about inflation until more recently. as a result, some people on the left would say hey, wait a minute, you need to care more about employment. and i think we've actually moved it away where the rights views on monetary policy have gone into a direction that's sort of hard to understand. and the left cares less than they've ever cared before. >> right.

novioaspermart que anuncio blblamenue s s iba a namÁ vez, f Él mmo que l ra coirmÓ >>> julia orellan edu se fos danteregunta. >>no, youiero prear quÉ puedo hacero paejorara ecomÍa esta ei har y que me diga , cÓmoener mÁ monÍa con mi falia. >>>ranÉemosder. >>> bueno, marÍa estas en linea vÍ. sÍ. > tienes abajo, perdist trabajo, porque sientes que no ls bien con tu famia. >> no es q sÍengo trabajo, pero bajÓ mucho las horas. >>> yo estoy trabajon una casa. >>> en las cas chl>>> nn u casa con uno famili >>> yuÉ pa con la aoÍa con tu famili >>>e hac tiempo tuve problemas para con la casa, tuve perda, perbenn bendito ds la reperamos. no t preup vamgs ata pne contao con fransara q te puedadar cla yolvemos para que fnc t respda este segnt pnto por.... aquÍ lo importante esuero blo, audiencia est pensando etedes, dijimos tosquipos para hacer ejerciciauo del giio puede ser car pero cla nuestra como tonificar utilindo nuest presaÁs, sin gastar ni uncentavo. >>> encantado de vee, co es to de gastan el gimnasio. >>>eso teÍamos las mÁin y no haÍinoo pÍho no, const peso podos hacerhos ejercistrasa, en unel si e aj

. >> reporter: michelle and dante davis were lucky their home is still standing. >> tuesday was pretty reporter: al is hoping his home is intact. all he can do is watch it from afar. >> that was a little alarming to it looks like all of our neighborhood is intact right now. >> reporter: so far hundreds of homes have been destroyed by the out-of-control wildfires. an aerial photograph of the colorado springs neighborhood shows about 300 homes reduced to rubble. for days, shifting winds have frustrated firefighters trying to contain the waldo canyon blaze. a total of nine wildfires are p rs otal of nine wildfires are p dangerous to start tracking down the cause of the fire, the fbi says it's looking intoer in colorado springs, rebecca stephens, abc news. >>> how much more heartbreaking if it is indeed arson. >> that would be considered an act of terrorism if indeed that >> hard to get that around my head. all right. >>> wildfires are also burning this morning in several other western states. this one in southern montana, grew dramatically in just a day. jumping from 110 to 150,000 acres.