we knew he was in greensboro at the time that that call was placed.ysical impossibility. >> reporter: then came the results of the rape kit. >> there was no semen on the vaginal swabs and the rectal swabs. nothing that would be conclusive proof that the rape had occurred. >> reporter: and it wasn't there. >> it just wasn't there. and they tested her clothes, everything they could. all the medical personnel confirmed they did not see that kind of injury to her that would have occurred. >> reporter: there were knife cuts on her body, but -- >> they were superficial. >> reporter: the crawley family was outraged all over again that once again shannon's version of events was dismissed while the charges against her stood. the police basically accused shannon of making you the rape. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and i believe they did that after they talked to the prosecutors. >> the prosecutor. yeah, yeah, he called down there. >> the nurse changed her story. >> everything changed. everything changed. >> reporter: this is what? one big conspiracy? >> i hate to ma

greensboro chief also cites a lack of confidence in the city's preparedness.hing that cleveland officials are taking some issue with. >> it's not despite accident of how they come together. there's a plan that's been developed. that's been tested, convention after convention and we follow that plan. >> federal government is recommending that cleveland had at least 4,000 police officers for the convention, but the city admits that number has not yet been reached. >>> a minnesota high school student is celebrating graduation at the top of her class. normally, that's a pretty difficult feat. why all she had to do was show up to get that honor plus the local world war ii and korean war veterans get some much deserved recognition. why organizers say the time is now to celebrate them. ♪ ♪ >>> in delaware county, much deserved recognition for some of our oldest veterans on this memorial day weekend. more than 50 world war ii and korean war vets were the guest of honor for a luncheon at the pennsylvania veterans museum in media. local dignitaries were also on hand to

greensboro chief also cites a lack of confidence in the city's preparedness. it's not despite accident of how they come together. there's a plan that's been developed, that's been tested, convention after convention we're fine convention after convention and we follow that plan. >> the federal government is recommending that cleveland have at least 4,000 police officers for the convention. but the city admits that number has not yet been reached. >>> crews have recovered that vintage airplane that crashed into the hudson river last night. the single seat world war ii plane went down on the new jersey side of the river around 7:30 last night. the man flying the plane identified as william gordon. he died. his body was recovered a few hours after the crash. the plane was taking part in an american air power museum celebration. the pilot had 25 years of experience as an air show performer. >>> a 23-year-old man is dead after losing control of his motorcycle in olney. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon. philadelphia police say the motorcycle was traveling

and the students your age who sat at a lunch counter in greensboro, north carolina, who sat in the basement of my father's church and planned their next move, were not looking to change federal law, but their actions ignited a wave of protests throughout the south that fueled the civil rights movement everywhere and helped bring about a greater society. because when freedom is awakened in the hearts of a people, it will never sleep again. and the 11 women, some of them former slaves, who started education in the dim basement of an atlanta church, 135 years ago, did so not knowing if their dreams of an education for themselves, for all their daughters, for all of us, would ever come true. but you are here, we are here, because of them. because the power of black women to lean on faith, to make a way out of no way, can move mountains. [applause] graduates, class of 2016, you are the heir to the vision of the founders, to the courage of those suffragists, to the persistence of the students, and to the determination of those women. each of them sought to improve their own circumstances, but the

in greensboro, 1978. the ball is inside one of the shoes you see there. spectator standing up. got hit right on the right cheekbone. there it is. that's amazing. nick: well, you can't about say he hit it to a foot, can you? jim: oh his chances are very slim now. got the long-shot scenario of holing this one. hahn basically in the same line that he had in regulation but closer. nick: hang on, how appropriate is this? the former shoe salesman and he just hit into a shoe. jim: could have gone out and helped a little bit. had a spare shoe horn in his back pocket. nick: you have to place it after two drops. no closer to the hole. needs to chip it in. hang on a minute. chip it in for four. up and down for a five. dottie: he has hold it out three times this week. nick: yeah. jim: this shot is to the one on friday at 18. knocked it in from over 200 yards for a deuce. nick: we've seen some things. this man is trying to hole this. hole this for four. jim: look at this. right at it. right at it. oh. he gave it quite a run, didn't he? just so speedy and then somehow,

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start probably with the storms developing over the top of you in charlotte to winston-salem and greensborond then track toward the coast. large hail is the biggest threat. the clock takes us to 2:00. there's the storms forming. by 4:00, raleigh durham, area, fayetteville and then races to the coast by 10:00 or 11:00 this evening. all the great weather, on the east coast, it's in the middle of the nation. the east coast will be gloomy until the weekend. some of us are enjoying it. >> all right, bill, thanks. >>> kensington palace versus the white house. even justin trudeau is talking about bringing it. high level trash talk over the invictus games, coming up. taking control of your health isn't easy. but cigna is there for you. literally. just download our free coach by cigna app. for personalized programs from a team of health coaches to help you achieve your wellness goals. cigna. together, all the way. hoplenty fast.? it's not how fast you mow, it's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow, it's how well you mow fast. even if it doesn't catch on, doesn't mean it's not true. the j

this includes greensboro and greenville areas and charlotte and raleigh and north of wilmington. a good chunk of north carolina for the most part. 10:00 a.m., the rain from this will exit and a little break and clearing and new s 2:00 to 3:00 and raleigh 4:00 to 5:00 for you and hits the coast by about 10:00 p.m. there is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. the showers and thunderstorms continue right along the southeast coastline as we go throughout the day today. we have cleared it out finally in arkansas, east texas and louisiana and gloomy forecast from philly up through southern new england early today. for the east coast, this will probably be the worse of it. >> it has to get through today. >> thank you. >>> important details from a new study for anyone having trouble getting enough sleep. >>> plus when legislators disagree, things can turn ugly fast! you're watching "early today." ♪ ♪ it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious good ♪ it's simple: just get your red nose, only at walgreens, and get your silly

north carolina yesterday, where powerful winds knocked a large tree through the roof of a house in greensboro. >>> detroit's public school teachers will not be on the job again today. a sick out over money began yesterday, shutting down most of the city school system. michigan's governor says the move is not constructive. the teachers union plans to rally later today. thousands of detroit teachers walked off the job monday in a wage dispute, forcing 94 out of 97 city schools to close and leaving more than 47,000 students out of class. ivy bailey is the interim teachers union president. >> june the 30th. we're being told our school system is basically broke. >> the sick out was called because the city schools are expected to run out of cash july 1st. no money for teachers, no funding for summer school or special education programs. detroit school district, which has dilapidated buildings, some crawling with mold and infested with rodents, has been in debt for several years now, staying afloat by asking for short-term loans from the state. it now owes $3.5 billion. michigan state legislators ar

. >> reporter: another close call in greensboro, north carolina. >> my mother was sitting right there. >> reporter: martha cook says she heard a small tree fall outside and decided to move her 87-year-old mother away from the window, just in time. >> i literally was dragging her though the house and we heard just tremendous noise, and a tree fell right where she was sitting. >> reporter: david, the severe threat continues in the southeast tonight, and here in the northeast, the rain is expected to last two more days. david? >> linzie, thank you. and we wan t meteorologist rob marciano, tracking this for us. rob? >> reporter: david, more thunderstorms are expected across the mid-atlantic tonight, but a more threatening area is across parts of the carolinas and in through southeast georgia. severe thunderstorm watches up here until 9:00 and 10:00. big hail and more damaging winds possible. we're in this unsettled weather pattern. watch the maps here. this low actually stirs up more trouble tomorrow afternoon in new york. by 4:00, in through chicago, cincinnati. that system dives down to

and the nation's capital, richmond, roanoke, charlotte, areas from raleigh to greensboro, win symptomalem and down towards asheville. we're not going to see hardly any, if any, tornadoes. but wind damage will be the biggest threat. let's take you through the timing of it. this morning just some clouds, showers. very ugly up in new england. there's still some light rain around, temperatures are very chilly. but south of d.c., that's where the warm air will be. that's where the storms will form right around 4:00 to 5:00, lasting till about 10:00 p.m. a lot of lightning and again wind damage is the threat for jonath jonathan. be happy, though, d.c. will be warm at least, up to 80 degrees. today it's 55 in boston with a cold wind off the water. just ugly. go ahead. >> i was going to say, so bill, i'm actually coming up to see you. i'll see you tomorrow morning. we'll be together. >> oh, we are. barnicle, we've got to get out of here. jonathan's coming up. >> see you tomorrow. >>> the odd wade in which the cia marked the fifth anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. we'll have that

caleb, "this little light of mine," performing at the new hope baptist church in greensboro, north carolinao was born, um, just four years ago get this good? >> we started singing when he was a baby. i would sing to put him to sleep >> and where does his inspiration come from? >> where do you sing from? >> my heart. >> to who? >> jesus. >> reporter: and we know this, caleb's anything but shy. >> hey everybody, i'm on abc news. >> reporter: so, here's the question. he's got the voice. but does he have the finish? ♪ >> reporter: oh yeah, caleb's got the finish. john donvan, abc news. >> we love caleb here. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia vega here in new york. have a great holiday weekend. good night. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm erin o'hearn. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> we're getting ready for dad's day with some grill tips from a master chef. >> and a master tailor who will outfit your father in style. >> talk about a great gift. we're giving away a luxury resort vacation! >> and for golf lovers, a pga tournament is coming to philly. >> hi everyone and happy memo

caleb, "this little light of mine," performing at the new hope baptist church in greensboro, north carolinao was born, um, just four years ago get this good? >> we started singing when he was a baby. i would sing to put him to sleep >> and where does his inspiration come from? >> where do you sing from? >> my heart. >> to who? >> jesus. >> reporter: and we know this, caleb's anything but shy. >> hey everybody, i'm on abc news. >> reporter: so, here's the question. he's got the voice. but does he have the finish? ♪ >> reporter: oh yeah, caleb's got the finish. john donvan, abc news. >> we love caleb here. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia vega here in new good night. with havertys furniture, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. the neighbor's back. oh, no. this is my husband, gibby! i wanted to show him your furniture! i like it! you wanna come in? oh no. that would be weird! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary, havertys. [ whining ] [ cuckoos ] [ belches ] [ giggles ] it's america's game! wheel... of

caleb, "this little light of mine," performing at the new hope baptist church in greensboro, north carolinao was born, um, just four years ago get this good? >> we started singing when he was a baby. i would sing to put him to sleep. >> and where does his inspiration come from? >> where do you sing from? >> my heart. >> to who? >> jesus. >> reporter: and we know this, caleb's anything but shy. >> hey everybody, i'm on abc news. >> reporter: so, here's the question. he's got the voice. but does he have the finish? ♪ >> reporter: oh yeah, caleb's got the finish. john donvan, abc news. >> caleb definitely has the finish. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia vega here in new york. have a great holiday weekend. good night. >>> developing news. the desperate search for a missing vallejo teenager has just been suspended but the family is not giving up. >> two family dogs are dead. >>> happening now, we're live at "roaracle" as dub nation gets ready to cheer on the warriors a must-win game. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> take a look outside. accept cruz beach boardwalk and folks enj

this after the greensboro police department resended the offer of 50 officers. donald trump secured the delegates for the first ballot in cleveland. 35 protestors were arrested as they threw water bottles outside of's trump rally in san diego. and police say no one was hurt and no property was destroyed. a thousand protestors in san diego. the big pest city by the mexican border. trump's plan to build a wall and have mexico pay for the structure helped to launch his campaign. >> in a general election against the democrat, vice-president george. bush defeated michael duka kiss. trump will make a play for california in november. >> i am going to make a heavy, heavy play. i think with getting the massive crowds all over the place, i think we will win california. >> while trump flirted with debating bernie sanders, the republican changed his mind. he said it would be inappropriate for the presumptive gop nominee to debate the second place democrat. trump is scheduled to attend rolling thunder in dc, a massive motorcycle tribute to prisoners of wars and those lost in

the chief of the greensboro 't prepared and not covering compensation and physical exams for the officers to cover the event. they were planning to send 50 officers. the cavaliers are heading to the nba finals again. the cavs routed the raptors in game six. this will be back to back appearances for the team. they will play the winner between the oklahoma city thunder and the warriors. i'm patricia stark. back to our late-night slam dunk of fun "red eye." >>> to be or not to be that is the question. have you ever heard that line. the third straight year the scripps national spelling bee has ended in a tie. jairam hathwar and nihar janga both made it through 25 grueling rounds of 25 rounds of spelling words no one heard or used. janga spelled hhh and then hathwar went in for the tie feldenkrais. here it is. give it up. >> then he went for the hug. while the two boys shared a trophy the other contestant got their hug at the end. i think that is the guinness book of world records most hugs in a minute. >> most high fives in a minute. >> i do. >> you have the most high fives. >> that is a true

that night she's with two friends that volunteer with the program in greensboro, north carolina that provides addicts >> gave her 60 units of narcan. >> it can reverse overdose from heroin and other drugs like oxycodone. another shot of narcan. and finally liz begins to come around. >> she wasn't breathing, she was in the throws of overdose. the advice is call 911, then you can administer narcan, it can reverse it. that was an injection. they have nasal sprays. this is it here. even if someone is not breathing, put it in their nose and go ahead and spray. and that's the medication that comes out. within a couple of minutes can reverse an overdose. this as dr. wen talked about earlier is a life saver. >> this is what she suggested for everybody in baltimore. >> get a standing prescription for it in baltimore. here in new york, you can buy it over the counter. you can buy this, have it in case someone is in middle of an overdose, you can give it. >> anyone that needs it in baltimore, and also in boston baltimore, and also in boston the police chief, wrote the old war on drugs is lost a

the tree came down during storms, around greensboro yesterday.r old pulled from her bedroom to safe area. house was damaged but nobody was hurt. wow. >> we're in the going to have that here, fortunately. >> no, we're not. >> just the rain? >> just the rain at this point. we had strong storms rumble through last night, thankfully those have long since wound down. left with very dreary, very gloomy conditions. i want to jump back to the homeruns for heart, mention quickly our very own weather producer steve straws won best hitter couple of years ago, yes, we have to shout out these kind of things out. kate bilo if i'm not mistaken best female hitter couple of years running. yes, we have big shoes to fill here on the morning show, that's for sure. let's go ahead, take a look what's happening out there with the watchers. at the moment you have very good consistency, a lot of folks in the mid 50's, we zero in on couple of these, we take you into northern philly, 56 degrees comes in to us from phil, chestnut hill section of the city. did sends in pictu

daughter much this is where 87-year-old betty grant was sitting as a fierce storm passed through her greensboroeighborhood yesterday. grant's daughter martha had her mom move away from that spot after she saw small tree come down right outside. talk about timing just as she moved, her mom out of the room, a huge tree smashed right through. >> i literally was dragging her through the house and we heard this just tremendous noise and a tree fell right through -- right where she was sitting. it took out the whole area where she was. >> reporter: amazing. the family cannot stay in their home because of all the damage. they're now staying with a neighbor but they're grateful they escaped without a scratch. >>> great story of survival out of kenya tonight. crews pull a baby from the rubble of a building collapsed days after a collapse one-year-old girl was found this morning. severely dehydrated after spen spending more than 72 hours trapped. but she is expected to survive. at least 23 people died when the building in nay robe bee came down following days of heavy rain on friday. 93 people are still

wind sent a tree slamming through this home in greensboro, north carolina. an 87-year-old woman narrowly escaped getting crushed inside this room when the roof caved in. >> my goodness. people in detroit face a growing crisis over basic services three years after the city's bankruptcy. detroit expected to turn off water service to thousands of households. for the second day nearly all public schools are closed calling in sick in a wage dispute. michigan lawmakers today will take up a bill to ensure teacher pay. dean reynolds is in detroit aft at one of the schools closed today. dean, good morning. >> good morning. well, despite what you may have heard about a detroit renaissance, thousands of people in the city are struggling to keep water running into their homes and the city is facing a second straight day without teachers in the schools. detroit teachers were in the streets instead of in the classrooms on monday. the sickout called because city schools are expected to run out of cash july 1st. that means no money for teachers, summer school, or special ed

your age whonts sat at a lunch counter in greensboro, north carolina, who sat in the basement of my father's church and planned their next move, were not looking to change federal law, but their actions ignited a wave of protests throughout the south that fueled the civil rights movement everywhere and helped bring about a greater society. because when freedom is awakened in the hearts of a people, it will never sleep again. , some of themen former slaves, who started education in the dim basement of an atlanta church, 135 years ago, did so not knowing if their dreams of an education for themselves, for all their daughters, for all of us, would ever come true. but you are here, we are here, because of them. womene the power of black to lean on faith, to make a way out of no way, can move mountains. [applause] graduates, class of 2016, you are the heir to the vision of the founders, to the courage of suffragists, to the persistence of the students, and to the determination of those women. each of them sought to improve their own circumstances, but they also expanded the sphere of opportunity,

. >> from greensboro, north carolina. jimmy. good morning. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. as a grandfather, and as a grandfather who has a granddaughter. if i happen to be with my granddaughter who's 2 and a half right now and i am in a public place a government place or a school what have you. if i happen to be with her and she needs to use the bathroom. i will go in with her to protect her. so i won't necessarily follow any law basically. i will be doing what i do as a grandfather to protect -- you know, to be with my granddaughter. i'm not going to let her go in there by herself. >> that's right. and i assume you probably take her to the men's room if you take her -- >> in f that is the choice i had. >> i have a 2-year-old daughter as well. again, when we're in public a it's best to try to avoid the dirty public restrooms but if we absolutely have to go of course we take her -- i take her to the men's room. i wouldn't think it was appropriate for me to go to the woman's room with her. i think there is already some some degree of fluidity in our designations. it is very

thank you for your testimony but let me take a moment to recognize my former student from greensboronorth carolina jamie horton. >> jamie thank you for being here. [applause] next week will be the one-year anniversary of the initiative i launched and it's a shtick of north carolina to raise awareness of the high level of hunger and food insecurity in the communities that i represent, north carolina ranks ninth in the nation and my district is the first when it comes to food insecurity. as some of you have mentioned today developing food for coverage business model will help farmers stay in business and jobs that help with additional transportation and distribution of food for those in need it. my first question is to the north carolinians on the panel mr. oxford your testimony lays out several ways that your company and other members of the lobbying association are finding innovative ways to reduce food waste and maximize the use of leftover food in our nation's food system so what can the public and private sector provide to the farmers to educate them on opportunities and incentive

let me just take a moment to recognize my foster student from greensboro, north carolina, my home, jamie wharton. and if jamie's here, if she'll stand up. >> jamie, thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> thank you. next week will be the one-year anniversary of the adams hunger initiative that i launched in the 12th district in north carolina to raise awareness of the high level of hunger and food insecurity in the communities that i represent. north carolina ranks ninth in the nation. and my district, first in the state in terms of food insecurity. so we have a serious problem. i've been concerned about that. hunger is a consequence of not having a good-paying job that earns enough food to put on the table and to raise a family. and as some of you have mentioned today, developing food recovery as a business model will help local farmers stay in business, create jobs to help with the additional prarpgs, and distribution of donated food to those who need it. my first question is to the north carolinian on the panel, mr. oxford. mr. oxford, your testimony lays out several ways that your

. >> in greensboro, south carolina. that's a gator at the door. >> is he breaking in? >> i didn't know they could do that. >> i'm more intrigued, why did he do it? how did he know it was the doorbell? >> gators are smarter eer than thought, and polite. he could have barged? >> the doggy door. hey, i'm here. >> anyway, the neighbor shot the video. fortunately, the people weren't home at the time who owned the house. >> so many questions here. is the neighbors camera positioned to the other neighbors door? >> i think if you see a gator, you get your phone and take video of it. >> theyal ringing your doorbell. she laughed. no, no, there is a gator ringing your doorbell. she came home from work. >> the dog and cat inside are like, please let the door be locked. >> they weren't home, the gator made its way back to wherever it came from. >>> gator to shark. can al hear us? >> he can. >> is he linked up to us? >> i can hear you. >> hey, buddy. >> hey, there. >> you recently shot a a cameo ? apparently they didn't kill us yet, right? >> yeah, we were in sharknado. >> i just lo