, she's nervous. >> jeremiah and i promised each other that no one would die on this trip. >> it wasjoke, of course. but then selena and jeremiah, both paramedics, attempting the summit with experienced climbers, six of them, paramedics or firemen. so they set out about 4:00 a.m. on a perfect spring morning. and by can a.m., their group is nearing the summit. >> it was great. i had a great rhythm going. i was excited. it was gorgeous up there. i was thinking at the summit, i couldn't imagine what i was going to be able to see from up there. >> just before the push to the top selena and the others are standing on a spiny ridge just above this menacing crevasse known as the bertram. >> when i got up there and looked down, i was surprised at how big it was. >> just as selena and her group approaches the imposing the crevasse, her group and others are enjoying a view. one of those is preacher hillman, who just made it to the summit. >> it was crystal clear, just perfect. perfect. >> meanwhile, in selena and jeremiah's group, the seven climbers decide to follow an old climbing tradition.

friends were right about in the book, jeremiah, hughes basically thrown into the foster care system at a young age. the main thing he didn't have was his own money so he could actually be himself and gain a foothold and start building a resume and achieving success. this is one of the barriers. until you hit some arbitrary hd by the government you're allowed to go out there and waste your life or hang out in the street corner, or do any kind of unproductive thing you want. the one thing you can do is be productive. i think that's unfair to young people. >> host: don't think there should be a law saying children, saying children, if there under certain age have to be in school, i know it's not very common but what if there were parents who would say look, i'm going to semi-children out to wash cars all day because our family needs the money for something like that. shouldn't that be prohibited? spee2 i think you have to have the government defined what we consider abusive children.

jeremiah denton became a u.s. senator for the state of alabama and painlessly -- and quite famously, some of you might remember they put jerry denton , on tv for a live interview and he did two things. one, he didn't say what he was supposed to say. he said what he wanted to say so you knew that he was getting in trouble for that. and he did get in trouble for that. but he also sat there and he blinked a lot. i think everybody thought he was just blinking because the studio lights were bright. but jerry denton was a lot smarter than i am because i can barely talk and read the same time, but jerry denton could at thed blank -- blink same time. and he blinked torture in morse code, again and again with his eyes, torture, torture, torture. george mcknight, george coker. george mcknight was a boxer from oregon. george coker was a wrestling champion from new jersey. these guys were like a molotov cocktail. these guys were probably two of the most incendiary prisoners . because the second they landed in north vietnam, t

striking 30-year-old jeremiah smith, then forcing him to the ground. after today, this kind of evidence will be released 60 to 90 days after the incident. the police union calling the release irresponsible and sad. >> thank you. >>> and the tourists at the center of a controversy over a baby bison at yellowstone national park. they put it in the back of their suv, hoping to save it, but they were trying to save it. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: the tourists who took this baby bison from yellowstone national park, breaking their silence today, after harsh criticism about their suv. >> we picked up the bison because it was shivering. that was not the reason why we picked up the bison. we picked -- >> reporter: why did -- >> -- up the bison because it was abandoned by the herd. >> reporter: moments before that fateful encounter. the calf appears to be in distress. with no cell service, father and son load the newborn into the suv and take it to the park ranger. but when the bison was returned to the herd, it was rejected and later euthanized. did you

the same officer, after yelling at the crowd gathered, striking 30-year-old jeremiah smith, then forcing him to the ground. after today, this kind of evidence will be released 60 to 90 days after the incident. the police union calling the release irresponsible and sad. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> next to an abc news exclusive. the tourists at the center of a controversy over a baby bison at yellowstone national park. they put the shivering animal in the back of their suv, hoping to save it. instead, park rangers euthanized it. they tell linsey davis, they had the right intentions. >> reporter: the tourists who took this bison from yellowstone breaking their silence, after harsh criticism about their decision to put the baby in the back of their suv. >> we picked up the bison because it was shivering. that was not the reason why we picked up the bison. we picked -- >> reporter: why did -- >> -- up the bison because it was abandoned by the herd. >> reporter: moments before that fateful encounter, the calf appears to be in distress. with no cell service, father and son load the newborn in

jeremiah green after serving the one-game suspension, according to sports illustrated a disgraced former referee says the league handed down the suspension for entertainment value. >> he is not a conspiracy theorist but know something about affecting the outcome of games. he was banished into the seven for allegedly betting on games. johnny is on the mound as the giants complete this. >>> medicine bumgardner was at the plate when they missed a wild pitch. the giants win 3-2. brandon was hit by a pitch in the x-rays came back negative one day after being activated, that is put back on. the second annual pride night, last night's game was dedicated to the 49ers, they did a ceremonial passing of the ball to place the ball on the pitcher's mound. it will be too much to overcome, giving up 7 runs final 10-6. >>> preparing to host the final match of the cup of america soccer tournament. mexico and chile will face-off, they held the first ever international soccer game 2 years ago. the winner with advanced to the semifinals and tickets are still available for saturday's game. >>> the us gets a

also went after him over his relationship with jeremiah wright who after 9/11 famously said america'sens are coming home to roost. then in june, 2008 obama sealed the nomination, after a brief thaw, this show of unity from the former rivals in new hampshire. by the time they reached the convention, clinton was singing obama's praises. >> when barack obama is in the white house, he will revitalize our economy. >> reporter: the partnership continued with president obama making clinton his secretary of state. >> she possesses an extraordinary intelligence and remarkable work ethic. >> reporter: when she left that role, the two sat down for this "60 minutes" interview. >> how would you characterize your relationship now. >> i consider hillary a strong friend. >> reporter: a friend counting on the outgoing president's support. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> up next, new global plan to fight hiv and aids. we will look at the aids crisis in the 1980s, deadly ignorance from some, raw terror, and deep compassion. a decade that sparks a movement. i will speak with a writer that's been on the fr

. >> this is the first time jeremiah has seen the now famous photo.e suicidal. >> we're doing good, and i don't know what happened today. >> purredy, a 22-year-old veteran, just starting his day. on the radio, he already hears two officers have found jeremiah, but reads something else in their voices. >> do you know what, let me just kind of head that way and see if i might be able to help out a little bit. >> droifrg up, he sees the officers struggling to restrain the teen. >> i pulled right here. >> and senses, it is about to go very bad. >> his next move is remarkable. >> so as i approached them, i just kind of got down on my knees, you know, and tried to get to his level. >> what did you talk about after that? >> football, the panthers. >> the explosive situation turned into a conversation. >> fellow officer was so moved by the scene, he took a photo. it went viral. >> so tell me this. was the getting down on his level training, or something you have just learned? >> just something that i've learned over the years. >> jeremiah's mom remembers fear

speech on race to reassure voters there was no nothing to fear from the racist comments of reverend jeremiah wright. >>> now to the democratic side and the associated press calling the race last night for hillary clinton. how did they do it? here's the number of delegates needed to secure the democratic nomination. 2,383. she has won in primaries and caucuses the 1,812. but the ap reporting she also secured the report of another 23 super delegates meaning she now has 571 of the 714 super delegates needed to win her party's nomination. got that? jennifer griffin does. she's live in blip, new york with more. jennifer, why did the ap call this for hillary the day before a big state like california? >> reporter: well, it is a good question, gretchen. we're standing right now just a little ways away from where she plans to speak tonight not far from her brooklyn ed quarters. basically the ap decided that they were counting those 23 super delegates who have now pledged for clinton, delegates like nancy pelosi. >> i'm a voter in california and i have voted for hillary clinton for president of the u

. >> i went on the tour of ss jeremiah o'brien. you can watch fireworks july 4th. do some walking so have comfortable shoes. it helped supply normandy and it's 35 bucks and discounts for kids and families. the san francisco opera plays "carmen" saturday night in an unexpected place. the ballpark. while the cast is on stage live at the opera house, a scene of their performance will play down the street on the skoorbd inside at&t -- scoreboard inside at&t park. it's free and popular. >>> and this week a new exhibit and restaurant that takes the taco and calls it taco -- great weekend. >> you can share your photos, use the #about7now. we'll be featuring the photos online for the holiday weekend. >>> the pentagon's major announcement today about the u.s. military. >>> the democrats on the offensive after a meeting between the attorney general and former president clinton. >>> and the new b.a.r.t. extension that will keep the growing regions connected to the bay area. >>> later, several law enforcement it's tfrom the old way off buying and selling cars. introducing beep

brad: jeremiah owns the shop "the gun dude" says he sold 20 a.r.-15 guns yesterday and he expects demand will increase in the days ahead. we will be back at 6:00 with much more on the gun sales. what is motivating them and the hard numbers from the f.b.i. there have been background checks for buy guns already this year. brad bell, abc7 news. scott: thank you. stay with abc7 for continuing coverage on the nightclub terror attack. we will bring you new details live right here on abc7. michelle: this is a horrific tragedy. alison: again in orlando. this time at disney grand floridian resort. a small child, a little boy pulled in the lagoon by an alligator. search crews turned the mission to recovery effort saying at this point no way a toddler could survive this. we are looking live here at the podium that is set up there on the scene. marci gonzalez is in orlando with the response and the measures taken at the resort. there are no words for this. marci: this really is just so devastating. though the sheriff says there is no cha boy alive, at last check they were still out there looking, tr

deputy commissioner jeremiah last ter urgees people to make the right call. >> we want people to call11 for these pain, shortness of breast, asthma attacks, somebody having a stroke or traumatic injury. >> reporter: department is emphasizing it is not a taxi service. he says, if you have a non-urgent issue have a non-911 transport unit emergency room won't put you in the front of the line. of the 270,000 response necessary 2015, 14 percent of the e ms transports to a hospital were deemed not medically necessary. steve towa for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> vice-president joe biden writes a powerful, open letter to the victim in the stan forward rape case. he wanted to show his support for her after her attacker brook turner was sentenced to just six months in jail. sentence sparked outrage and petition drive to remove the judge from the bench. the vice-president wrote quote i'm filled with furious anger, both that this happened to you and that our culture is still so broken that you are ever put in the position of defending your own worth. he also called the victim's

. >> reporter: jeremiah lackey watched jordan grow up on these courts at the rec center.e was known as the prince of north philly. once considered a possible nba lottery draft pick. >> i was looking forward to him going to the league as a matter of fact. because we talk about him a lot. he was doing it big. >> reporter: jameer mitchell went middle school with jordan. followefollowed him at saint jod for the delaware 87ers where he averaged eight points game. >> he was great player. i do think he was one of the best in philly. >> reporter: one of the best in philly but police say during that chase, he pulled a gun from his waistband and tossed it over a fence. investigators recovered that weapon it had five life rounds and obliterated serial number. to night they are searching for two more suspects in the robbery and shooting. lucy? >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> a manhunt for the attacker in a brutal sexual assault came to an end tonight in a store parking lot in south philadelphia. that's what police are saying. they arrested malik bailey here marshals at mckeon and

. >> let's go to jeremiah wegner, student at columbia university, leaning toward supporting you, governoraces trump at the convention. i would love to know how you think that's going to happen. we'll talk after the town hall. >> thanks, chris. so as a previously enlisted army ranger deployed nearly six times, i have seen first hand the epic, wasteful amount of spending in the global war on terror. i understand if elected, governor, your plan is to reduce federal budget 20% across all departments. my question is how do you balance maintaining the world's most dominant military force attempting to eliminate wasteful spending? >> you want a crack at that one? >> sure. gary and i, personally have never seen a layer of government i didn't think had 10 or 20% waste in it, the federal government is no exception to that. our opening position is to look for 20% that we could reduce the size of the federal government. as to the military, the baseline position of the military, invincible defense, that includes projection of military supremacy in the navy and around the world. people around the world

emergencies but sometimes people misuse them and today fire commissioner adam thiel and commissioner jeremiah a new billboard campaign to educate the public about the misuse of ambulances. they've put them in areas that get a lot of calls for ambulances that are not emergencies. they say there are alternatives to calling 911 especially when it is a non-urgent issue. >> if you don't have a sense of what you need from the city you can also use 311 but again we want to reinforce if you think you're having a medical emergency or see somebody injured, call 911. don't hesitate. >> the commissioner says this is a national problem. of time there's an unnecessary 911 call, it takes away resources from someone who really does need emergency help. >>> well, if you love your so much you want to spend eternity with them then new york might be a good state to call your home. state legislature there passing a bill that allows cemeteries to offer people the option of being buried with cream mated remains of their dog or cat. it is just an option. cemeteries won't be required to allow pet remains. it's not cl

it's a quiet night at this columbus, ohio, dairy queen when local resident jeremiah sarver stops by fore. but shortly after ordering, he can't help but feel something strange is going on. >> while waiting in line, a gentleman came in behind me and was kind of milling around, and we were talking a little bit. and the manager came back by after a couple of minutes and asked the gentleman if he had been helped, and he had stated that he had been helped, and i had realized that he hadn't been. >> it's this suspicious response that prompts sarver to hang out just a bit longer. >> knowing something was a little wrong with that picture, i decided to stick around, and even after my order had come out, i decided to stay. >> security cameras at this dairy queen capture the scene that unfolds. for almost five minutes, this customer paces around. he leans against the counter, next to the trash can, and jokes with sarver and the store manager. he even looks through his wallet. apparently he realizes he's short on cash. >> he went into the cash office right behind the manager, asked her for a job app

honorary citizens after he was generous to a share his right to be here it traces her relationship to jeremiah james baldwin on racial terror in discussing it with her daughters she also draws a connection in that peace between iran group populations and the black men and women in the state's but to state the african diaspora immigrants are here in america because it is for nothing ever we come from and better lives me very little here. and charles johnson middle-class share my students find work invigorating and to find some of the most powerful wines in that novel which i think the radically helps us to unpacked how it actually works and get started the problem of the murderous oppression is that the roots of western thought and charles johnson argues through the character that is the captain of the ship republic although dualism is a bloody structure of the mind that is perceived to be built into the mind like the stampede of for merchant million science of the transcendental fault mind was made for murder if you think it through the deeper wound and i have to say there is a lot of work rec

students were heading back inside jeremiah e.h school after a fire alarm when they heard the gunfire. two teenage boys and a 67-year-old woman were also wounded. those injuries are not serious. police say the fire alarm doesn't appear to be connected to the shooting. >>> in the nation's capital, four people were shot and a police officer injured during a shooting there. police say a single gunman opened fire in front of a liquor store. the first victim was hit multiple times. the police officer was responding to the scene when he was struck by a vehicle. police are searching for the suspect still. authorities say the shooting does not player to be random. >> now to the latest in the presidential race. we'll see some moves today from democrats in an attempt to unify the party after a pretty bruising primary campaign. >> chief among those moves a potential endorsement by president obama of the presumptive nominee hillary clinton. that could come this afternoon after the president meets with bernie sanders. >> last night, the presid

national security, she had an unencrypted server which was ,robably hack and jeremiah says she is america's protecting national security and why trump is not. jim, good afternoon. caller: thank you for letting me speak. i don't think hillary clinton would be good for foreign policy or any national security of america's. there after over 9/11. and we had terrorist attacks. down. the american people trump needs to concentrate on helping the cities get back to where it was before. better communities, better services out there. -- thee eight hospitals hospitals, they need medical attention. and what obama doing? nothing. you need to fix it. instead of playing golf, stay in office. host: let's hear from gary. : donald trump, if he becomes president, we might as well. go towards the river and fight for everything we got. into song to get us many different wars on different war fronts. he's too wired to be the president of the united states. of the twothe lesser evils, but we have to pick the best president and hillary would be our best resident. host: hillary clinton said that donald trump would

precisely where they are in chronology and ezekiel, they knew in 56 years they would go back because jeremiah said thus sayth the lord and in 70 years, exactly 70 years and these were thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening my name is karen flescherman and came to talk to you about saving san francisco lives and much remains to be done and it must be done swiftly to keep the momentum going in the right direction. today britton had an editorial in the guardian about the impact of not guilty verdict of edward nero, one of the officers involved in freddie gray's killing by baltimore police department. president obama spoke about him in his commencement speech at howard, who joined with police and other experts to produce president obama's task force on 21st century policing. if you want our trust, stop killing us. if you want a relationship, stop getting away with it. june 2nd, 2016 will be six months since sfpd executed mario woods in broad daylight in front of a buses full of school children and it's also the national day against gun violence. the children at my daughter's school want

their teachings, in the scholarships, in their preaching, even when we think about the reverend jeremiahright, who caused so barackntroversy when obama was running for president in 2008, he stands squarely in that black liberation and theological tradition, so religion is a big part of the movement. is really one of the most panoramic social justice movements ever both then and now. host: in washington, line for african-americans, terry is up next. caller: yes, professor joseph, i had a chance to talk to the director the martin luther king taken by -- taken care of by stanford university. do you know him? i am a landowner and doing network or do [indiscernible] black people make as much money buying things that are always quite? -- that are always white? any networks we can start going at rather than giving them out to people who don't appreciate what we do? guest: yes, first, i do know dr. carson, the historian of the black freedom struggle. yes, what you are talking about, this idea of black businesses and circulating money within the black community is something that lacks activists.

there were a couple shows i was interested last night before i r guess they're sold out nowdut jeremiahgerin playing somewhere.g so >> yes. >> cameron a rapper i really aae like is playing at the fillmorel in silver spring as well those l tickets have vanished.tihave live nation and ticket master -e ticket master says they'll be te reup dating their website periodically with new n opportunities to cash in.rtun if you have the time and energye to stay looking and stay andta clicking and searching foror something good maybe you'll fine something. >> one of those things you got to kind of keep tabs on it if i they decide to release a secondc wave as long as word gets out wt people will flood the website si you have to be proactive.ti. >>> certainly. getting tickets for pop concertp can be a full-time job in the 21st century for sure.e. >> we saw those acts on there a lot of the major ones are -- are somebody said i guess you won'tw be able to get hamilton ticketst in new york city on that site. t (laughter). >> all those discount codes,hosd too. that's a little bone they'ree throwing you i

hey, brian, look at a video of jeremiah denton when he was tortured into making a public statement andk at 2011 naval academy graduate in january of this year when he apologized to the iranians and thanked them for their hospitality. what's happened to our military? >> great point. great illustration. thank you for joining us this morning. your heart is in the right place. thank you. >>> coming up straight ahead, could the woman in the heart of the v.a. scandal get her job back? yeah, you can thank a government loophole for that. >>> and check out that picture. trump is with the beach boys. he's going to sing for america shortly and for us. t let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need, helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. what aremaking a cake!ht now? ayla reminds me of like a master chef and emiana reminds me of like a monster chef. uh oh. i don't see cake, i just see mess. it's like awful. it feels like i am not actually cleaning it up what's that make mommy do? (doorbell) what's that? swiffer wet

precisely where they are in chronology and ezekiel, they knew in 56 years they would go back because jeremiahaid thus sayth the lord and in 70 years, exactly 70 years and these were thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening my name is karen flescherman and came to talk to you about saving san francisco lives and much remains to be done and it must be done swiftly to keep the momentum going in the right direction. today britton had an editorial in the guardian about the impact of not guilty verdict of edward nero, one of the officers involved in freddie gray's killing by baltimore police department. president obama spoke about him in his commencement speech at howard, who joined with police and other experts to produce president obama's task force on 21st century policing. if you want our trust, stop killing us. if you want a relationship, stop getting away with it. june 2nd, 2016 will be six months since sfpd executed mario woods in broad daylight in front of a buses full of school children and it's also the national day against gun violence. the children at my daughter's school want t