that is 14-year-old hunter gandy carrying his younger brother braden for 40 miles over the weekend. journey gang at his high school and endinged at the university of michigan at ann arbor. they called their trek the cerebral palsy swagger. >> it's been great, we have had so many people out supporting us as you can see behind us and we have seen so many people coming and greeting us along the way. >> he's very determined, if hunter says he's going to do something, he does it. and there's never a doubt that he won't because that's just part of who he is. >> the gandy family isn't asking for any money. >>> the man behind the money has sent out a tweet saying a new hidden cash schedule will be out today. another hidden cash drop yesterday lured people to the beach at christy field. people tore through the stand in hopes of finding a stack of cash. some people found as much as $100. people we talked to who found cash said they planning to pay it forward. and that's the hope, of course. and i hope they all put sunscreen on. especially yesterday at the beach. >> that will be a very good ag

. >> reporter: hunter gandy gave the eighth grade graduation speech friday. >> every one of us has the potential to change the world. it's just a matter of finding ways to do it. >> reporter: he's a straight "a" stun student, captain of the wrestling team, but the title that matters is the one his 7-year-old brother gave him. >> he's superman. my brother is awesome. he always looks out for me. >> eyes up, look at me. >> reporter: braydon has cerebral palsy, it's hard to control his muscles. >> i'm like any kid but the only difference is walking. >> reporter: the only difference is walking, yeah. you're just the same on the inside, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: braydon is in a regular first grade class but his walker doesn't work well in the mulch. >> when i go through something hard, he has to work hard to get through every day of life. >> reporter: big brother hunter decided if he could tell the world about braydon, maybe some engineer out there would be inspired to build better equipment for all kids with cp. hunter dreamed up the idea of walking 40 miles with braydon strapped to his

this is 14-year-old hunter gandy, carrying his 7-year-old brother braden. he did it for 40 miles over two days and ended at the university of michigan to raise awareness of the cerebral palsy that prevents braden from walking. hunter said he could not have done it without the support so many around him. great stuff there. great brother too. we'll be right back. geico's been helping people save money for over 75 years. they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... ...first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense...mr...uhh...winkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. now what if i told youok a hotel you can save up to 60%,me first. but you couldn't know the name until after you book? did i say never? i didn't mean it. ♪ firming + lifting makeup our multi-benefit innovation. skin feels tighter. expression lines loo

one of the best big brothers ever. 14-year-old hunter gandy walked 40 miles this weekend with his 7-year-old brother braden on his back. all to raise awareness for cerebral palsy. braden suffers from the disease and has a hard time walking. but with his brother and a lot of support along the way, they finished the journey. braden tonight saying, my brother, is, quote, awesome. we agree with that. >>> and tonight here, a personal note. a big congratulations to one of our own. meteorologist ginger zee got married this weekend back home in michigan and we just wanted to share you this stunning image of her and her new husband ben. many sending her tweets today and they are beautiful inside and out. >>> when we come back here on a sunday night, you remember this image, the tie fny twins holdin hands just after birth. tonight here, the new gift, just in time for father's day next weekend. (woman) the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess--

. >>> a journey of brotherly love ended at the university of michigan today. 14-year-old hunter gandy carried his brother for 40 miles. 7-year-old braye den has cerebral palsy. they call it the cerebral palsy swagger. it started in raising awareness about the muscle disease. >> it is great. we had so many people out supporting us. we had so many people coming and greeting us along the way. >> if hunter says he will do something he does it. there is never a doubt he won't. that's part of who he is. >> the gandy family is not asking for any money, but if people want to donate the family would like the money to go to the cerebral palsy research program at the university of michigan. >>> the hidden cash phenomenon is getting bigger. it says "hidden cash is expanding." the hidden cash is not one person, but a network of friends giving back worldwide. another hidden cash drop lured people to the beach at chrissy field. they tore through the sand looking for a stash of cash. some people found as much as $100. people we talked to who found cash said they planned to pay it forward. it wasn't h

through the hot sun and all of the rain 14-year-old hunter gandy carries his brother 40 miles for cerebral. >> it prevents him from walking without assistance. hunter planned the event for months walking from his junior high all of the way to the university of michigan. the two say they are tired but it was all worth it. >> i can't even express it. i can't put into words. he's awesome. alter there falways there for m. i wanted to give back to him in some way. >> they are not sure they will ever do walk this long once again but want to keep raising awareness for ser ball palsy. >> why the cops were called to sandra bullock's house overnight. >> big announcement on student loans what it all means and how it could effect your wallet. still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. tthere was a boy who traveledes to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy i

hunter gandy said he was trying to inspire new research for a cure. >> trying to get their attention show them our problem and hopefully they will able to help us out. >> he got our attention we think he is great. the walk from the junior high school to the university of michigan took just two days. >> good job. >> "good morning america" coming up at 7 am. our very own cesily tynan will be forecasting the nation's weather on the program. we'll chat live with cecily from the "g.m.a." studios next. >> time for a special preview of "good morning america." >> our own cesily tynan joins us live right now from the "g.m.a." studios in new york city. first question how are they treating you these days? >> reporter: they are treating me so nicely here. this will make you jealous, not only do they have hair and makeup here, they have food. i had scrambled eggs this morning. we they'd to talk to everybody back at the station. i'm kind of full i don't know if i can do this. george stephanopoulos is next to me, look at this, hitech, this is the ear piece, we have the big boxes, we have a tiny lit

. >>> a journey of brotherly love ended at the university of michigan today. 14-year-old hunter gandy carried his brother for 40 miles. 7-year-old braye den has cerebral palsy. they call it the cerebral palsy swagger. it started in raising awareness about the muscle disease. >> it is great. we had so many people out supporting us. we had so many people coming and greeting us along the way. >> if hunter says he will do something he does it. there is never a doubt he won't. that's part of who he is. >> the gandy family is not asking for any money, but if people want to donate the family would like the money to go to the cerebral palsy research program at the university of michigan. >>> the hidden cash phenomenon is getting bigger. it says "hidden cash is expanding." the hidden cash is not one person, but a network of friends giving back worldwide. another hidden cash drop lured people to the beach at chrissy field. they tore through the sand looking for a stash of cash. some people found as much as $100. people we talked to who found cash said they planned to pay it forward. it wasn't h

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taking a page from a popular song as he carried his brother on his back for 40 miles. 14-year-old hunter gandyned by supporters carrying signs with the words he ain't heavy, he's my brother. hunter battles rain, heat and fatigue to carry his 7-year-old brother braid whoen has cerebral palsy to raise awareness. he and his brother braden have a special bond. despite that bond, he says lugging his 50-pound subling was a tougher challenge than he ever thought. >> i couldn't explain enough how much this support has helped push us through. we've had times where we're not really sure. we weren't sure if we could make it, but it all pushed us through. >> he made it all right. the two-day walk took longer than expected but hunter did make it to the finish line at the university of michigan in ann arbor. hunter also says he never expected his 40-mile trek to get so much attention. >>> tomorrow president obama will announce new steps to help people pay off their student loans. the plan includes the expansion of an existing program that prevents borrowers from paying more than 10% of their monthly income

hunter gandy has always had his brother's back. now he has his brother on his back. a 40-mile track to raise awareness of cerebral palsy, which braden has. they named it the cerebral palsy swagger. they also posted these pictures along with updads on social media pages. they set off yesterday morning. we're told they're expected to finish this afternoon. way to go, gandy boys. >>> israeli president perez, and palestinian president abbas joined the pope for peace prayers. vatican koofficials say there'so political agenda behind the event. >>> up next, facing an uncertain future. hundreds of undocumented and unaccompanied kids are in arizona right now. their lives are in the middle of a political tug of war. we'll take you to arizona next. (whispering) sorry. (whispering) hi, uh we need a new family plan. (whispering) how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. (whispering) oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. (whispering) yeah really good (whispering) yeah and for a family of 4 it's a $160 a month. what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we sti

that's how far 14-year-old hunter gandy is carrying his younger brother braden to raise awareness forids for a summer swim is fun, really fun, but it can turn deadly in a matter of hours even after you leave the pool. it's something called secondary drowning. it's terrifying, it's something every parent ought to know about. >> he's not blue, you know, he's choking up the water. he seems fine. she said you need to take ronan to the e.r. right now. you literally can't even turn your back five seconds. >> so how does something like this even happen? here to tell us more is nurse practitioner erin tolbert. nice to see you this morning. i think this is one of the more important stories of the morning because parents see the kids, he's fine. he may be under there a little too long. you get the kid home, maybe coughing a little bit. and then this is when this happened hours after you leave the pool. what is it. >> this is called secondary drowning. which is a very serious complication of a near-drowning incident pfr your child falls in the pool or jump in and they're having a little bit of t

in today's edition, we have brothers hunter and braden gandy. unter just did something phenomenal for him. hunter decided to walk the 40 miles, pause, 40 miles, from his junior high to the university of michigan with braden on his back. before you think that's some seizy fee easy feat, you shouldn't, braden weighs 50 pounds. they did it to raise money and awareness. when they got going and it got tough, they remembered those suffering with cp and that's what pushed them through. >> all the people that came to support us, and all the help that they have given us and also all the kids out there with cp having struggles every day in their life. >> 25 miles, the first day. 15 miles the second and then hunter and braden made it. braden had just five words for his big brother, i'm really proud of him. that's what it's all about. >> 14 years old doing that. >> that's what it's all about. that's family. that's brotherly love. that's raising kids who know what matters most. >> yeah. >> i love it. that's the good stuff. great start for monday. a lot of new

hunter says he's going to do something he does it. and there's never a doubt that he won't because that's just part of what he is. >> the gandy family isn'tking for any money, instead they're asking people to donate to the cerebral palsy reach foundation. >>> the man behind the money has sent a tweet saying a new hidden cash -- people tore through the sand hoping to find a stash of cash and money was hidden inside 14 bottles of bubbles. the amount of money varied, but one man who found two bottles went home with 160 bucks. >>> a new poll by abc news and the wall street journal say that democrats will back democrats as their candidate if she runs for president in 2016. diane sawyer spoke exclusive with clinton about her prospects. when pressed about when she will make the decision to run, clinton was coy, saying she was operating on her own timetable. >> i want to get through this year, travel around the country, sign books, help in the midterm elections in the fall and then take a deep breath and kind of go through my pluses and minuses about what i will and will not be thinking about as i make the decision. >> while she would not specify

brayden gandy was born with sell ball palsy and with his big brother hunter, decided to make it withryone. it's a large group of supporters. >> he's determined. if hunter said he's going to do something, he does it. there's never a doubt he won't because that's just part of who he is. >> it's been great. we've had so many people out supporting us and you can see behind us and we've had so many people come in and greeting us along the way. >> when hunter is tired, the motivation for people lining the tracks keep him going. he said it's hard carrying the 45-pound brother but it's nothing compared to the daily struggles brayden has to face. >> what a great story there. i got a brother and i know about the brotherly bond. very cool. congrats to hunter for doing that for his little brother. turn to rosemary. 9:17 on the clock. let's get up to speed about how we look so far. >> big heat-up coming our way. that's definitely the headline hitting the century mark in some areas. but for some areas, it's just going to be quite nice. giving you a look outside our doors, into san francisco, warmi