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jeremy goes by ambulance.ontinuous pounding is, you can see two white helmets bobbing during the accident. the race car's steel safety cage and harnesses acts like a cocoon and saves their lives. amazingly jeremy suffers only a few bruises. yuri, a dislocated shoulder. as frightening as their accident is, it can't take away the racer's itch and the dream of one day going pro. >> by the time the race comes up next year, i'll probably be ready for it. >> i'll be right up there with him. >>> from one airborne race car to another. no wrong turns here, just fast and tricky. and this one definitely makes a safe landing. may 2012, ken straps into his custom race car. all systems are go. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds, very, very fast. >> over four days, he uses and abuses the iconic streets, hills, and waterfront of san francisco. at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour. >> to be able to bring my race car here to san francisco and race it around on closed off city streets was like a dream come true for me. >> it

edwards stopped at the same strip mall where jeremy and ginger hayes stopped to get snacks.car running with the door open and decided to steal it. he probably didn't know that there was a baby in the back seat until later. edwards drove to a store 45 miles away and forced ginger to withdraw $100 from her debit card. investigators believe edwards may have had an accomplice watching the baby in the car at the time. edwards drove to a secluded field, assaulted ginger, then beat her to death with a discarded tire. investigators found blood spatter on his shoes, his shorts, and the tire. he left the baby in the field, apparently willing to let him die from exposure. edwards parked the car at a friend's house, unaware that he had left dozens of fingerprints behind. >> you can almost see the timeline being laid out just based on forensic evidence. >> edwards' lawyers claimed their client was so impaired by his drug addiction, he didn't know what he was doing. >> his defense throughout this whole process had been, oh, he couldn't understand. he didn't have intent. but people know wh

is most well known for facilitating the hack of intelligence firms stratfor took down hacktivists jeremy hammond according to a newly released article on motherboard involvement goes much deeper and much darker the breakdown of the two authors of the expos they are to where producer andrew blake and motherboard journalist dan stein thanks so much for coming on a rise so we know that sobber obviously infiltrated anonymous before you know the whole jeremy hammond thing you guys just released an article released on based on newly released documents that actually says that he went much farther and what do we find out first a backup never really infiltrated anonymous to begin with it all started off this this was a hacktivists himself he actually believed in hacking for a cause at one point and tried to do these politically motivated attacks that anonymous were doing a raising awareness to the situation for parts of the world the arab spring stuff like that when he was caught in june two thousand and eleven you know that's when he did start cooperating and what we found out is you know it was

so we know that sabra obviously infiltrated anonymous before you know the whole jeremy hammond thing you guys just released an article released on based on newly released documents that actually says that he went much farther and why do we find out first to back up some of the never really infiltrated anonymous to begin with it all started off this this was a hacktivist himself he actually believed in hacking for a cause at one point and tried to do these politically motivated attacks that anonymous are doing raising awareness to situations different parts of the world the arab spring stuff like that when he was caught in june two thousand and eleven you know that's when he did start cooperating and what we found out is it was more than just cooperating it seems like and you know according to documents that we have that many points the f.b.i. would say that there is a bunch of questions i know we can't even get to it today but the really big is that this involves the f.b.i. . and anonymous is so. in twined with all these really bizarre questions about how the f.b.i. can actually use

chris, jeremy, good to see you, as always., just to respond to the strong charges made by bowe bergdahl and others, but does that matter? when you're talking about trying to get him home, does it matter how he came to leave the observation post or any of the questions, jeremy? >> no, i don't think it does. in fact, in all of the conversations that i was in and chris was in it as well, about a potential deal, that never came up. nor should it. >> but everybody knew it. you all knew it. >> we were worried about the stories and the claims. no one ever said he walked off or he was taken and therefore we shouldn't try to get him back. >> it didn't enter in at all? >> no. and you can see the emotion here both on the bergdahl family and josh korder. these facts will come out over time. the good news is, bowe bergdahl is back. he'll be able to tell his side of the story and right now we need to focus on his health and reintegration. >> my understanding is that -- well, obviously it didn't happen when you guys were negotiating it. >> r

jeremy burn areas this report. --jeremy has this report. >> isis crosses borders. in the land where it wants its islamic caliphate, it wants to abolish them. these were jihadist fighters and aleppo and serious wearing allegiance to the leader of isis. >> ♪ >> this is an isis propaganda video. blowing a border posts between iraq and syria and claiming it is smashing the agreement, the deal imposed by britain and france almost a century ago that is the basis for the borders of the modern middle east. >> the so-called border affects people. we will never recognize it. this is not the first quarter we will break. we will break all of the borders. we start with this one. andyrian war is reinforcing turbocharging the sectarian fight in iraq and this video in syria was taken by a 20-year-old shia fighter. he says he spent 45 days fighting to defend a shia shrine in damascus. that, in baghdad, he is in a -- back in baghdad, he is in a shia militia. >> it is the same thing in europe. they are targeting muslim sacred shrines. ali was buying supplies on a street in baghdad th

look at this face. >> meet jeremy meeks. his mugshot has gone viral.nd all over the world. on stockton's page, more than 24,000 likes and more than. 6,000 comments. vanessa vieira writing, "if this guy broke into my house,'d make him forget why he broke in, in 30 seconds. lol." another person wrote, "i've got 50 shades on him. oh, god, yes." >> stephen: just look at him, that jaw line, those baby blues. gun to my head, i believe that's what he's in for. folks, meeks' fans see him as more than a pretty face. they believe he has the skills to turn around his life using his pretty face. with comments like get an agent in training. i want to see you in the movies. and he should be freed and modeling somewhere, yet he could be making a meaningful contribution to society like walking back and forth on an elevated platform, looking bored about his cape. [laughter] and the internet is already laying the groundwork for his future career by photoshoping him into ads for dolce & gabbana, calvin klein and hugo boss, a tactic that so far has not worked for those se

would jeremy maclin be better now than before he tore his acl? we're going to hear from him and nick foles about that. >>> ryan howard heating up in hotlanta. the phils are out of place. that is next. >>> new yoitandmks newok. comstdl he24-foot tall red ge letters on top of 30 rock. the ge sign has been there since the late 1980s and will now be changed to the comcast logo which includes the nbc peacock. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> hey, i'm john clark. tonight after the phillies game in atlanta the phils are no longer int ace and the av lr in first place. take a look. ryan howard, he homered in his first at-bat last night. does it again tonight. two-run shot in the first inning. that's his 46th career bomb versus the braves. the most versus any team in his career. seems to be heating up. four rbis the last few games. cesar hernandez is hitting .292 th month. brignac scores, batting .300. 4 -0 phils. enough for kyle kendrick. frustrat

there's now a twitter campaign to free jeremy. >> check this out.ug shot has been photoshopped into a number of fashion ads. there's calvin clein. hugo boss. we have some of the best internet pictures of him on our web site kpix.com. >> he could have bun a model maybe. >> could be heading to a place where mug shots don't really mean much anymore. >> yep. >>> all right. awesome. >> on to the weather. >> speak of shots, you got really cool photo today? >> that is the segue of the year. that's how we do it in the big leagues. here is a great shot of the sunset. i hope you saw it outside earlier tonight. fantastic. cloud cover giving us that great canvas in the sky, if you will. this on our facebook page. thank you. beautiful shot of the north bay, and stephanie, take a look at that picture. you can find us on instagram, kpixtv and also twitter and facebook. this is time lapse from our new neighborhood network live camera. great shot there out toward livermore. a gorgeous sunset tonight. final sunset of spring. tomorrow morning when you wake up, it's no

. >> from capitol hill, "the new york times" reporter jeremy peters. >> jeremy!> good morning. >> i mean, come on. >> usa. >> we are talking about one thing today. i was wearing my three-piece suit but i said, wait, i need to wear my team usa jersey. >> that is what you slept in. i know it. >> it looks like you slept in it. >> if our viewers want to do that. >> why do you do that? >> i think you be like a blarney stone. >> undisclosed. >> i can tell you our team, four years ago, went out and we went down to warren 77. mika kicked the table and we won. i was going to watch the show at home with a lot of friends. but decided i would much rather watch it with the "morning joe" friends and "morning joe" team. it's good luck. we do it every four years. >> i'm going to flip a table. >> we go at an undisclosed location in manhattan. look at this. "the daily news" just win, baby, just win. a lot of that depends on whether michael bradley finds himself. i hope he does. is everybody going to watch? "wall street journal" has helpful tips how to lie to your boss and get out

jeremy kane was a student at cut gers when he was called for duty in afghanistan. he died in a suicide bombing there in 2010. the criminal justice major never got to finish his degree, and this morning in cherry hill hundreds of people ran so those returning from combat could get the opportunity to learn. >> there's no more fitting place to have this wonderful event atc his high school with his friends, his family, the men that he served with, people in the community. it's a great outpouring of love and support. >> more than $60,000 has already been raised in jeremy's name so veterans can get an education. >>> how are you doing, philadelphia? >> and thousands of people packpack ed penn's landing for the annual gay pride parade and festival. the lgbt community was joined by supporters for a day of musical entertainment, displays, and just plain fun in the sun. ♪ >> and south street comes alive with dancing, food, and festivities all to celebrate african culture. this is the 39th annual festival in south philadelphia. the festival bills itself as the largest african-

eagles have added more bigger and more physical receivers this off season plus they get jeremy maclin back. at that spot in the eagles offense bigger really is better. >> when you have, you know,

jeremy corbin. well jeremy iraq is in chaos as we can see a bit more than ten years after the us invasion are they reconsidering the invasion as a good idea. i think a lot of people in britain that voted for the invasion particularly members of parliament and they're thinking very deeply about the huge mistake that was made in two thousand and three the growth of the arsis forces is a direct result of the overthrow of the entire system around saddam hussein and then the promotion of what has actually turned out to be very sectarian government in iraq ever since then and this is. an obvious result of this and also the huge amounts of money that are available for the isis forces and indeed there are from so we have what is developing into a very well funded civil war with awful consequences for the people of iraq by isis seems to be maintaining its grip on the country's oil and speaking of the consequences i mean tell us a bit more could you elaborate perhaps more on what sort of repercussions made ha

if orange is the new black, maybe jeremy meeks is the next cover male model.ce popping up all over the internet in fake ads. but if it seems he's too cute to be a criminal, police want to know that he's a convicted felon, i rested on some very serious gang and weapons charges. also, haldys, in addition to the wrap sheet, he's a married man. >> for now, he's both off the market and off the streets. our thanks to cecilia vega for that report. tune in to "gma" tomorrow. as always, we're online at abcnews.com 24-7. for ynow, good night. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

kpix 5's linda yee is in stockton where jeremy meeks faced a judge today. linda. >> reporter: he did. you know, he is the most wanted man on facebook. and the talk or the comment about this so-called hottie felon won't quit. in fact, one hollywood gossip site said his blue eyes have hijacked twitter. well, i was in court a few hours ago with him and i say, really?! here he is, the heartthrob in jailhouse orange and handcuffs impervus to all the female attention that's gone his way. jeremy meeks was more concerned about the 11 felony weapons and street gang charges against him. >> the 10, 11 charges felony part of the criminal street gang alleged criminal -- do you understand the charges? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: ever since police posted his mugshot with his alleged co-conspirators, meeks' chiseled face and piercing blue eyes have won at least 75,000 likes and 20,000-plus comments. a jailhouse interview meeks says he was told about it. >> i just shifted my wife and she said that i blew up all over facebook. >> reporter: the hormones were working overtime fo

>> reporter: jeremy says he would like to see a national service program to help those who retire after a long military career but if you ask jack, he doesn't seem to think anyone owes him anything. >> 21 years i gave serving our country. and if i have 21 more years to give, i would. [ crying ] >> because i love this country. >> reporter: in suisun city, john ramos, kpix 5. >> hm. >> his marine buddy jeremy epperson did the home makeover as a service project for the company that he works for. but he says it was so fulfilling he would like to do one each year for another retiring veteran. >> that would be great. >> fantastic. >>> we'll be right back. >>> now at 6:30, u.s. special forces capture a suspected ringleader in the attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. welcome back, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. it is the first time the u.s. captured any of the alleged perpetrators of the 2012 attack which killed four americans including bay areaambassador chris stevens. craig boswell has details. >> reporter: u.s. special forces captured a senior leader of the attack on bengha

we love our jeremy maclin. my son's name is mac. >> the bear steve keeley was talking about, it is back. where one of our viewers caught this furry critter on camera. what officials say they plan to do about it. >> 911 dispatcher gets the most terrifying call of her career. and an emergency call about her own son. how she realized her family was >>> get readied for another scorcher. sue serio says we could break a record. just how hot will it get? is relief on the way? sue serio standing by with your weather on the one's. one step closer to selling in new jersey, and now, they may be allowed to sell in the keystone state, as well. what lawmakers are doing to try and sell the electric car in pennsylvania. >> the situation gets into a situation in new jersey. the reality star arrested, wait until you hear where he was arrested, and what it has to do with his family. >>> remember this guy? mayor caught on camera throwing dog poop onto a neighbor's lawn? why he is stepping down. >>> california, right outside of los

if orange is the new black, maybe jeremy meeks is the next cover male model.opping up all over the internet in fake ads. but if it seems he's too cute to be a criminal, police want to know that he's a convicted felon, i rested on some very serious gang and weapons charges. also, haldys, in addition to the wrap sheet, he's a married man. >> for now, he's both off the market and off the streets. our thanks to cecilia vega for that report. tune in to "gma" tomorrow. as always, we're online at abcnews.com 24-7. for ynow, good night. [cheers and applause] >> yeah! [indistinct chatter] yeah. [cheers and applause] hello, and welcome to millionaire. take a look around. our entire audience is wearing red, and that's because everyone is supporting an amazing cause: children's miracle network hospitals. give yourselves a round of applause. you know, i love this organization because they are all about saving lives and supporting community hospitals. get this: 62 children enter one of these hospitals every minute, and those kids are guaranteed to get the care they need. so

it's all in this week' showing with jeremy ross. >>> las vegas. it's men vs. in "think like a man 2". it brings close friends to las vegas over a battle of who can have the best time. >> we are free from all our obligations for one night, all of our responsibilities. >> i don't know why women can't have just as much fun. >> compromising situations derail the top reason for the trip, a wedding. >> let me do the talking. >> have you seen the season 1. >> no. >> so you don't have the knowledge! >> reporter: the video is rated pg13. also new, "jersey boys." based on the musical, john lloyd young, eric burgen, and christopher walken. telling the story of four young men forming together to join the rock group "the four seasons." >> i'll be as big as sinatra. >> i want to welcome you do frankie. >> reporter: that movie is rated r. i'm jeremy roth. >>> making some big plays for their manager not even there to watch. we'll explain coming up next. >>> oakland waitings in the bottom of the 10th. they're extending their streak to 5. bob melvin tossed out for arguing with

jeremy schwartz is our tour guide. great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> in terms of the top three destinations, these are the areas where you saw the most flow in the first half of the year and you believe that the flow will continue? because when i hear the most flow, i think there is going to be a rotation out of these areas. >> there are a number of things developing in the first half. you look at emerging markets, the last 12 months, only one category to outflows, emerging market. but this year strength is in india. markets are up. the government had a new central bank head last september which started the positive momentum. so india is seeing relative rotation. and the u.s. still going strong within our family 2k3we9ing a lot of the interest within the u.s. side. last 12 months, the top two of all 16, 18 are europe. so i think that is an interest there. >> we're in-vevested in europea small caps and actually using one of your products, dfe. i think a lot of people think europe and small cap funds

jeremy, what's been the reaction to these allegations? neighbors in that community have been shocked. they have been stunned. i can tell you, i worked here for more than eight years, most as a crime reporter. i've seen hundreds of criminal complaints, very few are as disturbing as this one. >> one of the questions here is, what do you do with 12-year-olds who are accused of an adult crime? i realize they charged them as adults but is the thinking that if convicted day would look them up and put them in the pen until they're 72, 73, 74? >> well, in theory, that's what the law allows here. i haven't spoken directly with the prosecutor involved in this. i have spoken with him in the past, and i can tell you, major contributor to this kind of decision certainly would be how prepared, how planned out these plans were, apparently, and also how brutal this alleged crime was. those are two major factors certainly weighing on the division. >> the victim is better, right? >> yes. stable condition is what we're hearing from law enforcement last nigh

but, let's bring in right now, jeremy peters on capitol hill. favorites yesterday, who had the hashtag, "hillary is so poor." hillary is so poor, she holds a, will govern for food sign outside the headquarters of goldman sachs. that be said, let's be fair to the clintons. one of the things, even when i had my biggest problem with the clintons, i always knew and i think most americans always knew, they're not in this for the money. they department get in for public service, for public policy, to try to change the world. you can violently disagree with what their views are on a variety of topic. not violently disagree, but angrily disagree. and still, you can never come to the conclusion that bill clinton and hillary clinton got into public service for any other reason than to change this country and change this world. >> sure. are these comments a little tone deaf? perhaps. but it's very hard to connect them politically to her policies. obviously, you know, as you were just alluding to, the clintons are known for their economic populism. this is

jeremy rifkin is with me today. i am siva vaidhyanathan from the university of virginia and we are going to discuss his newest book "the zero cost society". it's also his 20th book which is quite a feat in and of itself this book takes the entire world as its subject that has a tremendous amount of focused on the current state and perhaps immediate future state of the u.s. economy as well and so it ranges across so many topics. i'm sure we will have a very rich set of discussions that we will link together quite nicely. jeremy i was hoping you could explain the title. that's a good way to start. "the zero cost society". what do you mean by zero marginal cost? >> levee put it into context. i think what is happening is we are just getting a glimpse the outline of a new economic system entering onto the world stage. the collaborative comments. this is the first economic system to emergency at hand of capitalism and socialism in the early 19th century so it's a remarkable historic event with long-term implications for a

and jeremy have down or done the lions work of the project and many other departments and supervisors, in fact, i think i saw most of the staff throughout the day i want to thank the mayors budget office i think urge oug to get more rest through the next few days this is not an easy budget to craft. i'm not, you know, absolutely ecstatic about the budget i think it could be a lot different especially looking at the affordability crisis we have in the city this budget doesn't reflect the - an equal amount of government resources going forwards our affordability crisis i was hoping we'd have funding for cola but given in terms of of the reallocation he with don't have that i was hoping for more money important affordable housing needs for the affordable housing construction we have prop c we're doing that that financing that will help us to dig into our pipeline we need to build by the needs are greater we need to respond to. i have placed an active roll crafting that budget over many months there are a lot of things in the budget i've helped to get in here i feel a responsibility to su

they arrested four member ins a roundup and one of them, jeremy, had a gun.he comments began to flow. thousands of them. one lady writes it's a crime to look so good. another, i would rehabilitate him. yet another, i have 50 shades on that man, oh god yes. >> well i appreciate that, but i just want them to know ... that this is really not me. like, i'm not some king pen. >> reporter: in a shale jailhouse interview, meeks says he has left the gang life behind and he is married with a child. not everybody buys it and certainly not everybody thinks he should be glorified just for his looks. criminals aren't sexy says someone, real men work. don't fawn over criminal trash. have some self-respect. joe vasquez. kpix5. >> we just checked. his photo has gotten more than 33,000 likes on facebook and more than 10,000 comments. >> hmm. >> he is popular. >> all right. >> i probably shouldn't comment. >>> let's talk about the weather. [ laughter ] >> he is a bad boy. >> is that all that matters? [ laughter ] >> no. >> all right ken. >> the weather is beautiful! the weathe

. >> reporter: he has baby blue eyes and next to one of them a tattooed teardrop. 30-year-old jeremy meeks is no modem. he is a career criminal. a convicted felon who served nine years in prison. but in the sometimes twisted world, his mugshot made hm a star. >> i just visited my wife and she said that i blew up all over facebook. >> reporter: it's the facebook page of the stockton police department. after a series of robberies the cops announced they had arrested four gang members in a roundup and that one of them jeremy had a gun. the comments began to flow. thousands of them! one lady writes, it's a crime to look so good. >> another, i would rehabilitate him. yet another, i have 50 shades on that man oh, god, yes. >> i appreciate that. but i just want them to know that this is really not me like i'm not some kingpin. >> reporter: in a jailhouse interview, meeks claims he has left the gang life behind and says he is married now with a child. not everybody buys it and certainly not everybody thinks he should be glorified just for his looks. this commenter writes, criminals aren't se

joining us now is "squawk" market master jeremy siegel.niversity of pennsylvania wharton school of business, and chief investment strategist at rbc. jeremy just with what we've seen, you heard the discussion, and you know that the gdp backdrop is just positive enough to allow for low interest rates, and some growth at companies but are you at this point looking at the stock market saying, it's not acting that well internally, and maybe we'll have a little bit of a respite? >> well, you know, jonathan mentioned about the defensive stocks. telecom, you know, is doing well. utilities are doing well. but i think that's a yield story. i mean, yellen gave us the green light last week if i ever saw one that, you know, she is in no hurry to raise the rates. and that's why the so-called defensive sectors have done well because hey, i've been a buy yield if there ain't going to be yield anywhere else. i don't see that as an internal sign of weakness in the market. >> jeremy, okay, we got low interest rates. but you look at the vix, the volatility, y

yesterday hundreds of people turned out for the fifth annual jeremy cain run. the money raised goes to a scholarship fund in his name so soldiers returning from combat can get their degree. >> there is no more fitting place to have this wonderful event at his high school with his friends, his family t men he served with, people in the community. it's a great outpouring of love and support. >> more than $60,000 have been raised in his name. another one in michigan where a teen is taking a page from a popular song, as he carried his brother on his back for 40 miles. 14-year-old hunter gandhi was joined by supporters showing signs with the words he ain't heavy he's my brother. he carried his brother who has cerebral palsy to raise awareness. he and his brother have a special bond and he says lugging his 50-pound sibling was tougher than he thought. >> couldn't explain how much the support helped push us through. we've had times where we're not sure. we weren't sure we could make it but it's all pushed us through. >> way to go, hunter. the two-day walk took longer

the bbc jeremy burn has more from the capital da mass kas. >> this is the heart of the old city. wherever you look there are image as of the al-assad. his face is common here. there are also portraits of the president. at the moment there are thousands literally. that's because of the election. now, there are a couple of ways of looking at this election. there's the view you get from opposition and from western countries and from critics of what the regime here does. that is that it's a sham. it's a bad joke. the question asked is how can you hope to have a fair election in a country that's having a civil war? how can you have an election in a country that doesn't have any democratic institutions? now there's a defense against all those arguments which you hear in damascus which is that this is an election beginning. there are three names on the ballot and not just one. previous votes have been referendums, haven't been contests. that's the argument. of course the official that said that said look, we all know who's going to win. there's a greater mood of confidence in the regime

i was joined earlier to discuss this stunning humanitarian crisis with slate senior editor jeremy stall i first asked him what the qatari government means when they say not all debts are related to building the stadium their claim and this is kind of you know some weasely language is that these projects are being done not on specific the folk world cup projects so they're being done construction projects for infrastructure things like that but when the projects are on cities that are going to be hosting the world cup they are by their nature or will come projects right and there i mean this is building the infrastructure in terms of like. of the metro system that's underway and that's also that's being built i believe by simon's. and these multiply by national multibillion dollar corporations are are setting this whole city and this this essentially faith a village up but yet we're hearing that the conditions where the laborers are working are absolutely atrocious can you tell us more about that that's right the workers who are migrant workers there are imported there basically and immi

the same thing happened someone came to him with a vulnerability he passed along to a fellow named jeremy hanna now he's doing ten years in prison for a crime that monsignor literally encouraged him to do you know many times did he help orchestrate attacks a number to get you to give you a give you a integer i'm not sure how comfortable i would be in saying that you know you actually did this many times but looked at hundreds of. and there is. many many instances where quite literally urged other members of anonymous to you to participate in activities that range from mr mean errors to crimes that would be punishable by death and yet it's insane you know dan of course as we just mentioned six months after this initial hack of man tak took place for. ten years and discussed an f.b.i. informant you know you know gives up gives up so many other people just so he doesn't have to sit and languish in prison how does this sentence compare and why is it so disproportionate to these people facing up to one hundred year sentences in some cases i mean you know you have to look at him and he does hav

there was a pretty foul odor coming from most of the carpets. >> reporter: so jeremy began calling friends and business contacts and they staged a 10-day home makeover. >> wow. >> reporter: there is new landscaping, front and back. new paint, a renovated kitchen and master bath. and even the smelly carpet has been replaced. the contractors and workers who helped say this was a labor of love. >> it was a lot of fun. it was a great honor to give back to those who have given so much back to us >> you know what else am i going to do? i was going to do this. [ laughter ] >> reporter: jack jokingly says he will have to find a new retirement activity now. but it's clear his gratitude runs deep. >> i don't think i really deserve it. [ crying ] >> i just did my duty, and i'm happy that -- to do it, you know? >> reporter: germ ply says he would like to see a national service program to help those who retire after a long military career. but if you ask jack, he doesn't seem to think anyone owes him anything. >> 21 years, i gave them, serving our country. and if i had 21 more years to give, i would. [

>> yeah. >> don't do it, jeremy. it's a setup.tell me what's been going on since you've been in prison. where did you come from today? >> i came from state anamosa penitentiary. due to an inmate causing some problems. they accused me of throwing -- >> hang on. hang on. >> as our cameras roll, fickling's new neighbors continually attempt to disrupt the interview. >> i'm scared to death where i'm at because i don't know what's going to happen. you know. supposedly they say this is the worst penitentiary in iowa. >> but as we learned later, fickling's new neighbors have equal cause to be wary of him. >> the reason i'm mainly in lockup is because i got in a fight. that was my original thing while i was in ft. dodge. i assaulted an inmate with urine and feces. >> i don't want to sound ignorant. how do you use your bodily fluids and throw it on somebody? >> i mean -- i used a cup. i mean, there's crazier inmates. they'll put [ bleep ] in their hand and throw it at you. i mean, you got inmates that will smear it on the walls and write gr

this morning, hundreds ran so get that opportunity to learn. >> for the jeremy kane run. >> reporter:n a few short years, more than $60,000 have gone to scholarships for vets at rutgers. in jeremy's honor. >> as a mother, just to know that my son's name will live on. >> reporter: with every step and every dollar it's the hope that it will go to help these veterans when they finish their service. >> on the one hand you want this to be an upbeat run and fabulous. and the other part of it is really heartbreaking. but it's a great morning. ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: in cherry hill, i'm matt delusia, nbc 10 news. >>> cultural pride and gay rights activism were in full swing across philadelphia today. >> how are you doing, philadelphia? >> thousands of people packed penns landing for the gay pride parade and festival. the lgbt community was joined by supporters for musical entertainment, displays and just plain fun in the sun. and south street coming alive with dancing, food and festivities all to celebrate african-american culture. this is the 39th annual june day festival in

[ crying ] >> reporter: jeremy says he would like to see a national service program to help those whoetire after a long career in the military. but if you ask jack, he doesn't seem to think anyone owes him anything. >> 21 years i gave, serving our country, and if i had 21 more years to give, i would. i love this country. [ crying ] >> reporter: in suisun city, john ramos, kpix 5. >> doesn't get better. >> i know. essays he doesn't. >> good for him. great home. >>> 5:55 right now. in the next half hour, the man accused of leading the attack on the consulate in benghazi is on board an american naval ship. what interrogators hope to learn before he reaches u.s. soil. >> prepare to pay more for a gallon of gasoline. lawmakers are sending out a warning we'll tell you why coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? t

if orange is the new black, perhaps jeremy meeks is the next male cover model.ce popping up all over the internet in fake ads from cologne to high fashion. but to the ladies who think this is one fine felon, in addition to his rap sheet, meeks is aimarried man. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> so, ladies at home, he's off the market and behind bars. >> she must be so proud. let's check the morning's other headlines now with another very handsome fellow who is not a law breaker, ron claiborne. >> thank you very much. hi again, dan and bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin in the news with the major flooding in the midwest. minnesota was soaked overnight triggering a mudslide that wiped out two homes. and in omaha, nebraska, pounding hail delayed the college world series in that part of the country. this is the wettest start to the year on record. >>> and a small plane came crashing down into a house near minneapolis killing two people on board. one person inside the house, though, managed to escape by jumping from the sec

>> jason freed, executive office, lasco and kind of dragging, jeremy took some of my talking points and i am going to skim over those and talk about another stuff and first off i wanted to mention that i appreciate the commission on the environment and the commissioners who are asking the questions of something that really was not in the presentstations and that the 100 percent renewable energy, goal that the city in the climate action strategy plan and one thing that struck me and it was pointed out to me by supervisor breed's staff and connor who had to leave because he had to go to another meeting and could not stay this long, and during the presentations earlier discuss, pued the discussion about fire, and the impacts that that is happening on the puc and this position, and throughout the impact that is having, sewer, and the fact that you know, ocean waters are rising and that is getting into the sewer system and those are all things that are climate related and it is meant to try to expel sell and 100 percent removal is something that we need to work towards and do and that is why