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here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: he's a 5-year-old boy with a world famous father.hip hop superstar usher. today young usher raymond v is lucky to be alive. according to the atlanta police when he became stuck in the drain of the pool. his frantic aunt called 911. >> what's the status of your emergency? >> my nephew was in the pool. he went and i couldn't get him. i couldn't -- i couldn't -- i tried to get him and they got him. they're doing cpr on him. >> reporter: pool drains are nor notoriously dangerous as seen in this government safety video. look how the suction holds down that ball. even a grown man can't pull it out. the consumer product safety commission found that over a ten year period 80 people why injured, a dozen died, most kids. among the tragedies 7-year-old graham baker. she got trapped at a pool party in virginia and died in her mother's arms. >> there aren't words to describe what that was like. i kept pulling at her, never understanding what it was that was holding her down. >> reporter: little graham's grandfather happened to be former secretary

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david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> been a really tough year for usher.the other incident with the older brother down in georgia, jet ski accident, all -- almost fatal. >> 11-year-old brother of the 5-year-old we are talking about. it was his half brother. tamika raymond, the mom, her son from a previous marriage, and it was fatal. he ended up passing away after spending a long time in the hospital. and there is all kind of things going on between usher and his ex-wife. now they're talking about a custody battle. reportedly this is going on she wants custody of her two kids. she feels they're no longer safe in usher's home. it's a really sad time for usher. >> the more you hear about him. truly a devoted father. >> he was there. made it back to the house when cpr was being performed. he rode in the ambulance to the hospital. he is at the hospital with his ex-wife, there as well. >> our prayers go out to the family. >> absolutely. >>> still to come -- >> defying death inside a coffin. >> why this guy decided it was a good idea to plummet to the earth at 13

. >> reporter: 47-year-old david wright repeatedly used the n word as he shoved the retired clerk intoof this convenience store. >> i looked at him and i said i'm a bike cop andly [ bleep ] your face in. >> reporter: but he is not a cop and officers found the gloves in wright's own bag. >> we have a case the tenant is in dispute. the tenant is african american. the landlord left a noose which is obviously offensive. >> i have a problem with white people passing me by on the streets now. >> reporter: the fbi reported 3,465 racially motivated crimes. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> arizona based rural metro corporation says it has come with an agreement with its lenders. the filing will not only reduce its debt but further improve patient care. >>> more than half of adults that go online use twitter. notably twitter is twice as popular among african americans and latinos compared to whites. white twitter use is up to 18% for adults who go online it's still lagging compared to facebook. our gradual cool down is going to continue for your tuesday. it will be a minor cooling. but in any case i thi

david wright has this story. >> reporter: the phrase blonde bombshell is normally a figure of speech.e. this morning, a greeny tamara hill is being called the beauty queen bomber. >> late friday night, lerl i saturday morning, the people heard explosions. >> reporter: they could face charges for throwing incendiary devices at affluent homes in this utah neighborhood. among the apparent targets, the ex-girlfriend of the boy driving the car. >> a good, speed, good kid. wouldn't do anything to fight anybody. authorities say they made crude bombs, filling plastic platter bottles with water, a cleanless device and aluminum. gas quickly belds up. and they blow up with enough force to remove a limb. >> they can use property damage and bodily harm to individuals. can be deadly in some cases. >> reporter: incendiary bombs are not world peace. now, her arrest, threatens to scuttle her hopes of becoming miss utah. miss utah isn't commenting. she could soon face multiple appearances in court. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> futhank you for that, david. >>> sam,

. >> reporter: 47-year-old david wright repeatedly used the n word as he shoved the retired clerk intoutter of this convenience store. >> i looked at him and i said i'm a bike cop andly [ bleep ] your face in. >> reporter: but he is not a cop and officers found the gloves in wright's own bag. >> we have a case the tenant is in dispute. the tenant is african american. the landlord left a noose which is obviously offensive. >> i have a problem with white people passing me by on the streets now. >> reporter: the fbi reported 3,465 racially motivated crimes. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> arizona based rural metro corporation says it has come with an agreement with its lenders. the filing will not only reduce its debt but further improve patient care. >>> more than half of adults that go online use twitter. notably twitter is twice as popular among african americans and latinos compared to whites. white twitter use is up to 18% for adults who go online it's still lagging compared to facebook. our gradual cool down is going to continue for your tuesday. it will be a minor cooling. but in any case

up next is david wright of the mets. of 50,000 new yorkers. [ laughter ] [ drum roll ] >> steve: here we go. >> jimmy: con? >> or as anthony weiner calls that, "just another day at the office." >> jimmy: there you go! ♪ [ applause ] smacking a dinger. >> steve: smacking a dinger. what you do. >> jimmy: next, we have robinson cano of the yankees. [ cheers and applause ] pro, fox is doing all they can to ensure big ratings for the game. con? >> our starting pitcher is honey boo boo. >> jimmy: there you go. that's the guaranteed ratings right there. >> steve: guarantee it. >> jimmy: guaranteed. >> steve: guar-an-teed. >> jimmy: next is atlanta braves pitcher, craig kimbrel. pro, getting to participate in america's national pastime. con? >> eating twinkies. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. that's a good. that's a pro. >> steve: that's a pro. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's a pro, actually. next we have home run leader, chris davis from the baltimore orioles. pro, the teams will play through even the most inclement weather. con? >

internet transmissions go into large exchange points and saved a copy for themselves in case of david wright needed. they are building a gigantic $2 billion data center in utah to chew through this staff they will retain forever. that is interesting that there are really two actors in the world who understand all of this staff. the head of the nsa in ahead of google. they are both powerful in terms of their ability cheater information. as a lawyer, i would like to see much more process associated with this wholesale surveillance. i don't think it makes sense to be capturing absolutely everything without any reason for any legal oversight. that's the first position for me. second is if we are selling up everything, running a query against that stuff should only be done with judicial oversight. we should have real visibility into what is happening with the retention of all the information and holidays being scraped through. i agree with you that our intelligence actors are using these pools of data created by google and facebook particularly abroad to vacuum up, inhale all possible information

abc's david wright has the story. >> reporter: in her first appearance in court, facing felony chargesentence, 18-year-old kendra gill did not speak a word. the former beauty queen has traded her tiara for a mug shot. >> it sounded like dynamite or loud firecrackers. >> reporter: callers to 911 described how she and three other teenagers hurled the explosives at homes. >> there was plastic bottles. >> reporter: the bombs were homemade. ordinary water bottles, filled with legal household chemicals the teenagers picked up at walmart. the devices had the explosive power to remove a limb. the four teenagers admitted they threw the bombs to scare their other friends. kendra gill is taking responsibility publicly. saying she wasn't thinking about what she was doing. >> we didn't think about what were we doing at the time. we didn't know it would get to this point. we just, you know, meant for it to be a practical joke. and never had any intentions to harm anyone. >> reporter: gill has resigned her title, her scholarship and the chance to compete for miss utah so she can focus on her criminal

david crandall the chairman of american airlines said on the 100th anniversary of wright brothers hehed somebody had shut the wright brothers down. the only people -- everyone makes money in the industry except for carriers. the manufacturers make it, financiers make it, engic makers make it, the food servicers make it and carriers lose it. this is a rare period they are in the black. >> david: richard branson said if you want to make $1 million, start with $1 billion and then start an airline. the bottom line, to john's point without any airline at all, we wouldn't be flying. >> i'm much more interested in knowing why when liz and say virtually the same thing, sabrina only agreed with liz. we'll let it go. branson did say. that it's a tough busess. this merger would just be too big there. wouldn't be enough left. there wouldn't competition. >> david: steve? >> it's capital intensive industry it gets new entrants all the time because of the financiers and the plane manufacturers finance you. >> david: who is smarter, the government or fr market? >> or steve forbes. >> david: u.s. air

david cameron. if president assad and his leadership are watching, they certainly are smiling right now. our panel is joining us. jeremy bash and leon panetta, robin wrightg us, mark thompson, national security reporter for "time" magazine, our sister publication. the new cover, i'll put it up "the unhappy warrior." barack obama ran for president to get the u.s. out of wars, not into them. jeremy, can you believe the setback now the in this u.s.-u.k. alliance? give us your perspective. >> it's good to heed the lessons of iraq. it's good to have iraq on the brain as we contemplate military action in the middle east. but it's also irresponsible to do nothing in the face of comprehensive and military intelligence that assad used chemical weapons against his people. >> are you surprised that -- >> i would say, wolf, i think the president is going to do what's in our national interest. i think he set a red line. he said that it's important we send assad a message. the military strategy here will be to punish, to degrade and to deter, to punish him for breaking this international tour, to prevent him from doing it again and degrade his ability to do it again.