announcer brendan frederick whose dream came true this weekend. the story is on wjla.com. alison: it is worth i check it out. >> crazy. alison: good stuff. >> he wouldn't belief that he is happy to be there for now. >> $500 million? leon: it's hard to turn that down. i would like to have that problem. immigration shaping up to be a key issue in the vote 2016. >> when we come back, look at the newest citizens feel about what they are hearing on the dam pain trail. leon: peter mondavi remembered as a wine pioneer. he passed away at the age of 101. he led the winery for half a century playing a part, transformatting the napa region to a premier wine introduceer. he is more famous brother robert in the 1960's. they reconciled in 2005. alison: our eagle cam. they nested in tree and laid an egg and they should be hatching soon. today is 284 years since george washington was born. admission was free at the estate all day. 50 of the citizens were not there to sight see. >> the 50 u.s. citizens came from 42 countries around the world. they represent every branch of the armed force.

his journey the last 24 hours, let's just say it has been quite the ride. >> i'm brendan frederick. oice of your heritage pride! scott: the first time we met brendan he was making his mark on the microphone. >> this is abc7 good morning washington -- >> not his mark on "good morning washington." >> it's great to be here! >> his personality shining under the bright lights. >> that kind of guy. i like to pump everybody else. get everybody's energy up. scott: besides sports, brendan loves the weather. eileen, move on over. >> this next system takes a lot of watching because the computer models change every few hours. >> with hemp from the washington capitals we said thank you to brendan. >> we have a surprise for you. i want to bring in peter robinson from the washington capitals. >> scott called us and said the dream is to help announce the washington capitals. >> it is my dream. [laughter] >> you are going to welcome the caps on the ice in the warmups. >> long life memory he will have forever. michelle: awesome. sweet. jonathan: how great is that? scott clap simply remarkable this mor

freshman brendan frederick. the blind p.a. announcer for heritage high school. this morning he joined the "good morning washington" team and if you ask me, he fits right in here. >> i'm brendan frederick and i am the voice of your heritage pride! brendan frederick he was making his mark on the microphone. >> this is abc7's "good morning washington" with larry smith and autria godfrey. >> this morning he left his mark on "good morning washington." >> great to be here. >> his personality shining under the lights. >> i like to pump everybody else and get everybody's norm up. >> besides sports, brendan also loves the weather. >> eileen move on over. >> this next system, it takes a lot of watching because the computer models change every few hours. >> with a little help from the washington capitals we said thank you to brendan. >> we have a little surprise for you this morning. i want to bring in peter robinson from the washington capitals. >> scott called us and said the dream would be to i announce the washington capitals. >> it really is my dream. >> you are going

scott: 14-year-old brendan frederick was born blind. i had to realized change the way i was thinking. i was going to be. scott: senior guard number two, emily thompson. but certainly not silence. >> and now for your pride. scott: meet brendan. >> callan jason. football games, and more basketball and all that kind of stuff. scott: since the age of 10, he has been honing his craft, countless numbers on the mic. he is now more into the voice of the pride. >> everybody cherishes me for who i am. scott: teenage inspiration. >> doing the same thing regular people do. i am brandon, and i am the voice of your heritage pride. [laughter] [applause] scott: a voice you will soon be hearing again. friends, this story gets egg and better. on friday morning we gave a brendan a moment he will never forget. this is good morning washington with larry smith and autria godfrey friday morning. he left his mark on good morning washington. >> great to be here. scott: his personality shining under those bright lights. >> i looked upon everybody else and get th

we continue to follow the remarkable story of brendan frederick. he joined washington and while he is blind, it is not slowing down his dream of being a professional announcer. he does announcements at heritage high school and he became an honorary member of the washington capitals. he stated at the practice facility and was able to call part of the game. coming up after the jummy: a little sunshine out there today. doug: take a look at the forecast for this monday. degrees, clouds tonight, rain tomorrow. jummy: thank you for joining us. >> hey, everybody. i'm so glad you've joined us because today we're helping to raise money for an amazing charity--shriners hospitals for children-- and i can't think of a more deserving group. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." i am chris harrison, and all this week, we're raising money for shriners hospitals for children. since 1922, shriners hospitals has been sending its love to the rescue to children with orthopedic conditions, spin

we introduced you to brendan frederick a couple of weeks ago. the blind high school sports announcer that captured so many hearts. he got to live out the dream. we have if an a -- have the amazing sto oil price collapsed in recent months from $100 a barrel to $30. have you noticed in >> the average tire is well over $100. but the tire prices haven't fallen. hmmm. the price of motor oil in the auto part store jumped to $6 and $7 a quart in the past few years. crude oil is down but motor oil isn't. hmm again. >> the annoying fuel charges from shipping service and the garbage man. eunderstood them two years ago. most don't anymore. doesn't that stink? service providers say they keep the charges in case gas prices spike again and are lower than they have been in years. hmm. bot to the line the fall, it takes longer for the benefit to trickle down. that stinks. don't waste your money. i'm john gonzalez, abc7 news. leon: tonight -- >> i don't want anyone to think the state or the community is happy with the outcome. leon: no punishment for a mother wh

heritage high school freshman brendan frederick was bor see. but believe he is not silent.et's just say varsity basketball games at the school would not be the same without the young man behind the microphone. >> i am the voice of your heritage pride! scott: coming up at 5:00, you will hear from the young man only on abc7. we will show you how he is not allowing the disability to hold him back. brendan is simply living his life inspiring many. tonight at 5:00, you don't want to miss this story. michelle: love it already. jonathan: the voice of the team. fantastic. scott: only a freshman. he will only get better and better. jonathan: look forward to it. michelle: next at 4:00 -- the oregon standoff is over. how the agencies were able to get the remaining occupiers to finally surrender. the emotional and at times scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. after alm

brendan: i'm surprised you took this path -- back. 70%,expectations are above there's nothing close to 70% although he out into figure 2017. -- frederick 2017. julie: no. brendan: we're going to check with first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: the nation place tribute to justice antonin scalia. his body lies in repose. they're holding an hour-long private servers. the general public will get a chance to pay the respect to the courts longest-serving justice. the president and mrs. obama are expected this afternoon. the funeral is tomorrow. the fight against the islamic state turns his focus on libya. an american warplanes struck multiple targets, including an islamic state training camp. u.s. officials do not identify the leader nor the area where the airstrikes were conducted. last week, president obama pointed his counterterrorism efforts in libya. david cameron drawing into resistance as he tries to appeal the uk's mentorship in the european union. there began the second day agreements. there will be a vote in june. >> i was here until 5:00 this morning working through this. we have seen some progress, but there are still no dea