here's abc's linsey davis. >> here's edelman. >> reporter: julian edelman is known for his quick feetthe field, and now he's being praised for his quick thinking, which may have just thwarted another school shooting. it all started with a comment posted on edelman's instagram account, threating to shoot up a school. an instagram user notified edelman on the message, which said, "i'm going to shoot my school up, watch the news." the new england patriots wide receiver's assistant immediately went to police. >> we take these threats very seriously. we look into them very thoroughly. if you see something, if you hear something, say something. >> reporter: edelman told "the new york times" he instantly thought of the parkland shooting, saying, "with the emotions of what happened, and i have a kid now, i said, holy toledo, what is going on?" police say they traced the message back to a 14-year-old in port huron, michigan, who they say admitted to writing the threat. police say they found two rifles in the teen's home that belonged to his mother. the teen was charged with making a false repo

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julian edelman. >> welcome back to "gma."land patriots star julian edelman with the super bowl touchdown. he's known for his incredible catches on the field and now he's being praised for one incredible catch off the field as well helping to stop a potential school shooting talking to us about it ahead. >> can't wait to hear from him. >> first the top headlines that we are following on this friday morning. the midwest to the northeast bracing for more record cold and snow this weekend as two systems are on the move, yes, we said that dirty word, snow and the largest earthquake in years shook southern california thursday. its effect could be seen shaking this eagle's nest, the 5.3 magnitude quake causing landslides. thankfully no major damage and no eagles were hurt. don't mess with eagles. >>> that brawl caught on camera. ufc fighter conor mcgregor is facing assault charges after hurling a dolly at a bus full of fighters. he turned himself in overnight and abc's adrienne bankert is here with the story. good morning, adrienne.

a comment posted on edelman's instagram account threatened to shoot up a school.w police traced the message back to a 14-year-old in michigan who is now charged with a felony. edelman tells "the new york times" he immediately thought of the parkland, florida, massacre saying here with the emotions of what happened and i have a kid now, i said, holy toledo, what is going on here. >>> and police in illinois have arrested a woman they're calling one of the worst dui offenders in the united states. they apparently found her at a gas station where witnesses say she had been trying to fill her car with kerosene rather than gasoline. officers say she smelled of alcohol and they found an open bottle of whiskey on her front seat and say she has dui arrests in six other states along with outstanding warrants in three states. >>> this is wild. a retired fertility doctor in idaho is being accused of using his own sperm to fertilize a patient nearly 40 years ago. 37-year-old kelly rowlette discovered that dr. gerald mortimer is actually her father after undergoing a dna test f

edelman had his assistant call the police.-old boy who had family members' guns was arrested in wort huron, michigan. edelman told "the new york fmes" said it was team work saying the real hero was an instagram user who flagged that comment. f next here tonight, we go back to james brown in memphis with rare film of dr. martin luther king jr., and the amazing story to go with it. it. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? a hilton getaway means you get more because you get a break on breakfast get an extra day by the pool get to spend more time together get more from your spring break getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at

the port huron p-d agrees and is giving edelman credit, too for passing the info along.cpt.uron police "we thank him. we thank him for seeing the information and forwarding it on to the boston police department, who contacted us. and again, want to remind everyone if you see something, if you hear something, please say something." (pam) that was mike lacrosse reporting. the teen who made that threat... could face up to four- years in prison... if convicted. (steve) convicted. something."please say (pam) that was mike lacrosse reporting. the teen who made that threat... could face up to four- years in prison... if convicted. (steve) take a look at these photos the pennsylvania turnpike shared on facebook. two billy goats are seen two billy goats are seen trying to cross a bridge in western pennsylvania ... found themselves in quite a predicament. they had wandered onto a narrow beam of a bridge... and were stuck hundreds of feet in the air! turnpike employees borrowed a crane to rescue the animals-- they were safely returned to their farm. coming upquick question, do you thin

edelman had his assistant call the police. 14-year-old boy who had a family member's gun was arrested in port huron, michigan. edelman said it was team work, the real hero was a user who flagged the comment. >> up next we go back to james brown in memphis with rare film of dr. martin luther king jr. and the amazing story to go with it. should i be making motorcycles? yes, you like motorcycles. should i start a motorcycle company? yes! you really like motorcycles! should i make a squarespace website for it? yes, they're very good websites. but why am i in the desert talking to myself? don't ask me. ♪ ok. [motorcycle revs away] ♪ music fades >>> two weeks before his death in memphis, martin luther king jr. had a chance encounter with the prayer review choir. the scene captured by a documentary film maker. james brown met with surviving members to hear their story and their music. ♪ these singers were members of an elite college choir, 50 years ago, wowing audiences with show tunes to opera. on march 17, 1968, their tour bus driv

julian edelman making a huge save off the field.fter an instagram follower alerted him to a scary threat on his account. just minutes after the patriots wide receiver posted in photo on instagram. one of edelman's followers sent him this alarming direct message. dude, there's a kid in your comment section says he's going to shoot up a school, i think you should alert the authority. that's when edelman called his assistant back in boston. she found this frightening comment. i'm going to shoot my school up, watch the news. police investigating and found that the user who posted that message lives in michigan. >> members of the police department started following up on the information. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., what the police found at the suspect's home. with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez, abc news new york. >>> today the prosecution and defense in the bill cosby sexual assault trial will work to select six alternate jurors a day after there were fireworks in the courtroom. cosby's lawyers allege a member of the prosecution te

. >> good work by edelman and his assistant. he also called the follower that alerted him to that threat an awesome human being the real hero in all of this. >>> "the skinny" is next. >>> also the "jersey shore" returns. it's t-shirt time. >> cabernet is here. >> no. it's not -- >> cab-r nay is here. >>> don't we love the "jersey shore." >> it is skinny time. let's get crazy, get wild, let's party, get cloud. the "jersey shore" group is back after a six-year hiatus. >> that's not what they do? snooki, j-woww, they are in miami. a lot has changed, the girls all have babies. >> let's keep it real there's a lot still the same including how much ronny talks about sam as we saw how paulie brought everyone a present. >> what is it you weirdo? >> is that a christmas tree? >> i feel like that's a head. >> come take a look at this, buddy. >> ahhh! >> what the [ bleep ] is that? there's a dead body in there. we're already criminals. that's great. >> listen. listen, listen. >> if you're not a geedo then you can get the [ bleep ] out of my

edelman had his assistant call the police. the 14-year-old michigan boy who had posted the threat. officers also found two rifles that belonged to his mom in the home. the boy is now facing felony charges, and here's a little plot twist for you. edelman's assistant who called police is shannon moen, used to be a cbs "this morning" intern. so go shannon. >> yes. >> we're not taking credit, but they did work here before they did that. that's great. >> big fans of julian edelman in my house, but a good example, see something, say something. when people report they're going to do something you have to pass that on to law enforcement. really smart of him. >> did you hear it was a cbs "this morning" intern? >> i did. >> that's awesome. >> good values and training here. >> there you go. >> how to work the phones. >>> the atlanta constitution reports augusta national, home of the masters, will host a women's amateur tournament. the club chairman announced the 54-hole event will be held next spring. the final 18 holes played at augusta

(pam) new england patriots receiver julian edelman...is being credited for stopping a potential school shooting. when someone alerted him to a threat posted in the comment section of his instagram account, he had his assistant... contact authorities. the message reportedly said - "i'm going to shoot up my school, watch the news". the man, who does not want to draw attention to himself says, he alerted edelman. edelman's staff then called the boston police, who tracked the message to port huron, michigan. port huron police say, the teen is charged with making a false report of a threat of terrorism .... and is still being held. he could face up to four- years in prison if convicted. (pam) in the wake of a mass teacher walkout in oklahoma ... one teacher decided to take a stand.(steve) the teacher took to social media and with one viral post she was able to raise thousands of dollars. (steve) this is the photo that was posted on facebook by laurissa kovac. the photo of her broken chair inside her classroom was shared more than 82-thousand

edelman to present his report. >> thank you. my name is nathan edelman with dtv. i am the independent external auditor for the school district. so what you have -- there's two reports. one is a set of financial statements for qtea for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2017, and the second report is our compliance report which says whether or not the district used the funds appropriately. so the scope of the financial audit is to validate that the accounting records, 100%, so they fully account for their revenues and expenditures of the qtea dollars throughout the fiscal year. the other thing, the other item within the scope of the audit is to validate that the expenditures that ran through the qtea program were spent in accordance with the parcel tax, and there are a number of bullet points about what is an eligible activity for the qtea funds. and so the results of the audit are one that the qtea dollars for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2017 are fully accounted for. we can account for every single dollar that has ran through the qtea resource board for the year

. >> the new england patriots julian edelman may have help stop a potential school shooting. >> it's the shot that brought jack nicklaus to tears. a sight to behold. "early today" starts right now. >> and good morning to you. i'm richard lui in for frances. >> i'm phillip mena. more details about the woman who opened fire at youtube headquarters in san bruno, california, the police saying the suspect was angry with the company. nasim aghdam repeatedly aired her frustration online and this may have been the motive for the shooting rampage that injured four people. new policy changes have made it harder for content creators to earn money sparking heated criticism from some creators. nbc's stephanie gosk gives more details. >> reporter: nasim aghdam used youtube itself to rail against the company. >> i'm being discriminated on youtube. >> reporter: law enforcement confirmed that anger drove the 38-year-old to unleash a hail of bullets at youtube's headquarters. so far investigators say there's no evidence aghdam knew her victims. >> it is believed the suspect was upset with policies and

what julian edelman did. play "do it like this".plays] [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner in 5. when everything's connected. it's simple. easy. awesome. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. an nfl player from the bay area is credited with stopping a potential school shooter. according to reporters. it started when julian edelman got a message on instagram alerting him of a person threatening to shoot up a school. police were notified about the message, and they were able to trace it to a 14-year-old boy in michigan. police found two rifles in the boy's home, and he admitted to posting the threat. he was arrested and charged with making a report of terrorism. >>> time is now 6:58. last night the a's beat the rangers and the the a's scored the first five runs of the game. jed had 2 hits, including a single, knocking in 2 in the 4th. sean looking great! a great game, giving up one run in 8 innings. >>> and the giants' offense finally coming to life. they beat the seattle mariners 10-1, and it was the panda, pablo sandoval

ambassador edelman you want to start with the syria question? >> steve, to your question, we've had since the rebellion in syria broke out in march 2011, in my view, a sort of dialogue of the deaf with our turkish friends and colleagues. we've really talked past each other. we've had working groups set up under secretary clinton, but i don't think we've ever really engaged in the main issue. to me, the main issue is less about the ypg and what the future of kurds in syria is than what the future of the large kurdish minority in turkey is. that's the real issue. and there, i think, what we have failed to communicate to president erdogan is that that which he and his colleagues claim to be most afraid of, the creation of an independent kurdish state or kurdish successisuc secessionism inside turkey. the siege of various kurdish cities inside turkey have alienated an entire generation of turkish-kurdish youth. that takes into account the requirements we've had in the counter isis campaign to use the ypg, which has been the only effective fighting f

marianne wright edelman. something about a three-name black woman.cerebral and yet able to translate your intellectual credentials into care for the least of these. and often in unpopular fashion. so as a woman who worked right beside martin luther king jr. and robert f. kennedy and then generated out of your own passion a serious ministry to young people, without her efforts, so many children of color would be lost in a pipeline without advocacy. tell us where fist of all, you found your particular brand of courage to stand up and speak. and tell us why you had the pressience, the foresite to really focus on children as your vision of change. >> i had great parents. my daddy was a baptist minister, and my mother was the best organizer you could ever think of. and they made it very clear by the way they lived that god did not make two classes of children. and that every child was sacred. and that while the outside world said we were not as good as white kids, that wasn't so. so i became a rebel at 4. even before i could not read very well. i went up

a school. >> edelman found the commute. it said quote, i'm going to shoot up my school. watch the news. rs of the police and them be department started following up on the information. we'veoc l14-yedatear-old male. he was brought down to the police department, interviewed and made admissions to making the threat. >> police arrested teen at his home. officers found two long rifles belonging to his mother. he's been charged with making a false report of a threat of terrorism. you can see the entire story on "good morning america" coming up at the top of the hour. >>> youtube star logan paul is facing another controversy this morning. he was kicked out of yosemite national park last weekend. according to park officials, park to celebrate his birthday. later they werecttaoned campers they were too loud. that's when the group was kicked out of the park. earlier this year, paul was criticized after he posted a video of a man who committed suicide in japan. >>> also happening today, a rally against a proposed ban on tobacco produ

. >>> turning now to a issue regarding patriots receiver julian edelman.-old boy in michigan admitted to post ago threat to, quote, shoot my school up. referring to the middle school he attends. the "new york times" reports the boy was taken to a juvenile detention center and punishable up to four years in jail. edelman told reporters that the real hero is the person who alerted him to the comment. >>> tiger woods is among the favorites to win in augusta. according to westgate las vegas super book, woods has 12-1 odds while spieth, mcilroy and thomas stop topped the list. not that i gamble, but yesterday i put my money on spieth. jack nicklaus' grandson made a hole in one which was a legendary moment for his grandfather. if you're squeamish and you don't like -- type things, tolony fanu celebrated his ace a little too hard yesterday rolling his ankle on the fairway. then he, yeah, popped it back into place. scheduled to have an mri later today. and the worst part is is this was his masters debut. >> that looks like it -- i have to say, i've rolled my ankle

. >> julian edelman. gio benitez has the details. >> in this morning's first look, we're hearing from two unlikely heroes. super bowl winning star julian edelman and his assistant shannon moenne. >> at first, i was like, i don't know if this is real. >> the patriots wide receiver posted this photo on instagram when a follower sent him a direct message. dude, there's a kid in your comment section says he's going to shoot up a school. i think you should alert the authorities. he immediately called his assistant in boston. >> my initial thought was my heart sunk. >> right away police in massachusetts called authorities in michigan who found the user. just 14 years old. police say the boy admitted it making the threat and that he was allegedly talking about shooting up his own middle school. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have more on the tip that potentially saved lives. with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> san francisco is suing u.s. attorney general jeff sessions. at issue

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civil rights leaders both past and present including georgia congressman john lewis, marian wright edelman, and tamika mallory. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king, jr., live tuesday and wednesday on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> the museum of the bible in washington, d.c. which opened on november 17th of 2017, has more than 3,000 books and artifacts on exhibit, and the building occupies almost an entire city block. up next on american artifacts, we tour the museum's bible in america exhibit. this is the first of a two-part program. >> i'm kerry summers, president of museum of the bible, and we're standing in what's called the impact floor. this is the impact of the bible on ama.

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edelman, and tamika mallory. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king, jr., live tuesday and wednesday on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> the museum of the bible in washington, d.c. which opened on november 17th of 2017, has more than 3,000 books and artifacts on exhibit, and the building occupies almost an entire city block. up next on american artifacts, we tour the museum's bible in america exhibit. this is the first of a two-part program. >> i'm kerry summers, president of museum of the bible, and we're standing in what's called the impact floor. this is the impact of the bible on america. and impact the bible global

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julian edelman, new england patriots, told police about a quote on his social media. police traced it to a 14-year- old boy in michigan. they found rifles in the boys home. he was arrested and charged with making a false report of terrorism. >>> it is 5:23 am. at disgraced pastor has been extradited back to the united states. we will tell you how long he will spend in jail.>>> there are unanswered questions about the youtube shooting . we will tell you about the protocols of other silicon valley companies. >>> if you are driving downtown san francisco, it is looking good on the roads. >>> a lot of cloud cover on the way. the rain is not showing up until friday. play "do it like this". [music plays] [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner in 5. when everything's connected. it's simple. easy. awesome. ifwhat would it say?ash tag 80% glowing 50% freckles no matter your skin type, all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is sulfate free. the #1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. i can't believe it comes in... how great this tastes! vegaaaan. and orga

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. >>> julian edelman may have prevented a school shooting in michigan.rk times" said his assistant contacted police after the wide receiver saw a post on his instagram account where someone threatened to shoot up a school. authorities tracked down a 14-year-old boy who admitted to making that threat. that teenager is now in juvenile custody charged with a false report of terrorism. these are the times. >> yeah, exactly. you kn >> you know what, see something, say something. >>> high profile example. coming up, nothing compared to what he just saw his grandson do at augie coming up in the "bleacher report" next. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% when you book early hesumatra reserve told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's go to sumatra. where's sumatra? good question. this is win. and that's win's goat, adi. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. making the coffee erupt

to peter edelman who worked with my father and is such an extraordinary leader. thank you, peter. and he just wrote a book that i highly recommend about poverty in america and the criminalization of poverty. what's it called, peter? "it's not a crime to be poor." everyone go buy that book. it's amazing. scott is here, who's on our board. and phil johnston. thank you so much, all of you, for being here. kerry townsend was going to say a few words. jeff, who also wrote a great book about daddy. where's jeff? there he is right in the back. and rick allen, who's one of our dearest friends of our family and wrote one of my really favorite books about my father. it's just being reissued. it used to be called "robert f. kennedy collected speeches." but it's got a new name. "robert f. kennedy his words for our time." go and buy that book. and i've got a book coming out in may called "robert f. kennedy rebels of hope." so get that while you're at the bookstore. i guess, you know, i had a whole ream of things to say tonight, but i think i'm going to end with this quote from my father, which

to peter edelman who worked with my father and is such an extraordinary leader. thank you, peter. and he just wrote a book that i highly recommend about poverty in america and the criminalization of poverty. what's it called, peter? "it's not a crime to be poor." everyone go buy that book. it's amazing. scott is here, who's on our board. and phil johnston. thank you so much, all of you, for being here. kerry townsend was going to say a few words. jeff, who also wrote a great book about daddy. where's jeff? there he is right in the back. and rick allen, who's one of our dearest friends of our family and wrote one of my really favorite books about my father. it's just being reissued. it used to be called "robert f. kennedy collected speeches." but it's got a new name. "robert f. kennedy: his words for our time." go and buy that book. and i've got a book coming out in may called "robert f. kennedy: rebels of hope." so get that while you're at the bookstore. i guess, you know, i had a whole ream of things to say tonight, but i think i'm going to end with this quote from my father, whi

from civil rights leaders asked and present including georgia congressman john lewis, marian wright edelmaniane nash, and tamika mallory. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr.. live today and wednesday. this afternoon, ohio governor will be in new hampshire the speak at new england college. live coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span and you can watch online or listen with our free radio app. up next, a portion of today's washington journal on u.s. china relations. we will show you as much of this until about noon eastern and the start of the event on at risk you -- at risk youth. host: this is bethany allen-ebrahimian. she's a contributing reporter for foreign policy. good morning. guest: good morning. host: in a general sense, how do the two countries each other? guest: before trump took office and xi jingping consolidated power, they saw each other as partners. there is a certain amount of this trust -- distrust between the two, but cooperation at arms length. what we are seeing since tru

. >>> new england patriots star julian edelman may have prevented a school shooting after a post on hised boston police and they got in touch with michigan police and tracked down the boy. >>> the masters starts today. tony finau will make his debut today. he had a hole in one yesterday and then celebrated and rolled his ankle. finau is the toughest dude on the planet. he pops it back into place and hobbles back to the tee and continues his humiliated celebration. he will try to start the masters. >> it is like a perfect right angle. >> it is just a perfect -- it looked like it was fractured. he will have an mri this morning and try to tee off at 8:30 a.m. >> a right >>> well, thank you for joining us this morning. i'm rene marsh. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. >>> the president has directed that the department of defense to deploy the national guard to our southwest border. >> i'm frankly glad to see him stepping up. i think it's a necessary step. >> this is just a political fix because he made a stupid campaign promise over a stupid border wall. >> i want to get out.

around him, there's a very evocative saturday morning meeting in january of 1986 where i think eric edelman may even have been there where there was a sense among the people around reagan, well, at geneva and their encounter he was talking about this fusion sharing technology and bush said, well, look, maybe he's just trying to get this out of his system, let's let him do this and, his ambitions were far beyond that. the letter he sends in july of '86 to gorbachev laid out this three-phase agreement for the ultimate illumination of nuclear weapo weapons, even after he signs the inf treaty in december of '87 he says to his team let's go for the gold, i want to start agreement before the end of 1988 and i'll just close by saying that i think there's a very -- there's a kind of way of looking at these individuals -- reagan, gorbachev, bush, shevardnadze, yeltsin through the heroic factor. and that's not to say that -- to acknowledge the strengths of particular ones at particular moments denigrates the contributions of others at other moments. and i'll just close by something that really has fa

it was at the request of your first boss, marion wright edelman, founder of the children's defense fund. i would like to read a paragraph from the book describing that event. "so there we were, on november 16. together again at the children's defense fund. marion stepped to the podium and talked about our long partnership and all we had done together to lift up children and families. then she pointed to her two granddaughters sitting in the audience and said, because of all the past, she has paid for them, one day soon, your daughter or my daughter or our granddaughters are going to sit in that oval office and we can thank hillary rodham clinton -- [cheers and applause] former sec. clinton: thank you. dr. mandel: i had a couple other words that i will say, but i want to thank you for all these years of smarts and grit and determination and getting back up again and daring to compete and being an inspiration to all of us. thank you. former sec. clinton: thank you. thank you all so much. [cheers and applause] thank you. [cheers and applause] dr. mandel: thank you very, very much. hillary,