at a place and a job he loves. >> enjoyed it. >> john gray, nbc news, pinehurst, north carolina. >> welot from that story. >> absolutely. >> what a great father's day story. >> still this morning in "consumer alert." >> and harford county officials from decreasing staff to deal with budget cuts. what else won't be coming back to school this fall. >> but first here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> in this morning's education alert teachers are losing their zob harford county and it's all due to severe budget cuts but they are not only ones feeling the effects of what some are calling severe hard economic times. >> schools knew this would be a severe budget year but didn't realize they would have to cut $20 million dollars. >> teaching positions have been cut by the budget. >> this will hurt the children of harford county. >> they said besides cuts, teachers won't get promised pay raises or step increases. >> we're cutting positions and increasing costs and responsibilities, so teachers are very upset. >> and so are their students. >> i think it might be overwhelming,

it's in effect what we did in housing that wasn't my perception that was a real estate group led by john gray who is a terrific investor. and that's the way you really do very well in our world. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. >> rose: alan cumming is here. his performance as the mc in a 1998 production of caberet won him a tony and lots of attention. he's been twice nominated for an emmy for his role as ely gold in the cba television series the good wife. and he's acted in many films from jail bonds to the smurf's. he has his own fraggances. starring in scottish play he basis macbeth as well as lady macbeth almost every other part in the drama. it runs at the barrymore theatre until july 14th. i'm pleased to have him at this table. good to see you. >> you too. >> rose: why this. >> why? that's what i'm asking myself too. it's not easy. it's the most intense thing i've ever done. >> rose: most intense thing you've ever done. >> i mean professionally. because it's not just i play a person who is in psychiatric unit and brought in and then i start to perform macbeth and a few oth

hundreds of students turned out at washington-lee high school in honor of john malvar. karen gray houston sat down for an interview with his father and joins us live. >> brian, this vigil was well-organized and very emotional. the pain that the students are feeling is palpable. john malvar was popular and well-liked. meanwhile john's father is hoping that his senseless death will be a teaching moment for other daredevils who are out there skateboarding on the edge. >> all day long it was a parade of friends coming to george malvar's arlington apartment to pay their respects. he's known his share of heartache. 10 years ago his wife died of cancer and now this. >> all i can say i miss my son. >> 18-year-old john malvar was killed tuesday afternoon skateboarding on south highland street hanging onto the side of a pickup truck. >> unfortunately he always felt he didn't need to put anything like a helmet on his head you know? >> now john won't be gararaduat with his class or attending the college in the fall. >> what happened is disastrous and i hope that will serve as a lesson for oth

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gray hair. i'm not the only one. you look like an old man. >> reporter: coach john harbaugh promised another visit. >> we have plans to be here next year. >> reporter: at the white house, tim rutherford. >> that was cool. he really did do his homework. >> beautiful day to grab the kids and pick up some fresh fruit. well, the timing is right, too. we'll show you one of the best places to buy maryland produce. >> and a politician is back pedaling on what he means about working moms. >> and tropical storm andrea, our first named tropical system of the year churning off the coast. we'll talk about the latest statistics. that's coming out of the storm. we'll talk about that straight ahead. >>> a case of foot in mouth from mississippi's governor. >> the "washington post" reporter asked him whymark has become so mediocre in education. his response has blown up. listen. >> to tell the truth, to tell the truth, you know i think parents became been both parties started working and the mom is in the workplace. it's not a bad thing. i'm going to get in trouble. i can see the emails tomorrow. >> he tried to clarify saying many fam

gray though. i am -- hair though. i am not the only one. you look like an old man. >> coach john promised a return visit. >> it is an unbelievable honor. we are grateful to be here. we have plans to be back next year. >> at the white house, tim rutherford, abc 2 new. >> this morning the -- back in charm city to train in in aprons because it is the first annual celebrity waiter night to benefit his foundationment the players will help serve 225 guests at the four seasons hotel in baltimore. smith will be there with a hand full of teammates: not bad. we will be right back. >> the mystery is over and we know the winner of the $590 million power ball. >> her name is gloria mckenzie. she's 84. she took the lump sum meaning she takes home $278 million after taxes. she was spotted leaving lottery head quarters yesterday after claiming her prize. mckenzie brought the winning ticket -- bought it more than two weeks ago at publix. she's not speaking to the media but did write a statement explaining how she scored the lucky ticket. she was in line at publix when another lottery player let h

gray. stress definitely is a relation there. >> here's a programming note quickly for you. fox news special airing tonight about the nsa spying scandal, johnts hosts "your secrets out," that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> dr. david samadi thank you. >> he will be here tomorrow. >> we have very exciting topics. >> great to be here with you. >> i'm kelly wright. that will do it for us. "the journal editorial report" is coming up next. make sure you stick around and watch and have great day, everybody. >> happy father's day. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ . >>> this week on "the journal editorial report" charges of big brother abound in the wake of the nsa surveillance leaks, but in the era of irs targeting, government run health care and exploding federal regulations, should data mining be your b

gray four-door sedan in his sights. >> i assumed that that was probably the suspect vehicle. and my assumption was correct. >> copy, plate number 252, paul, johnusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroing in on the suspect's location. >> i heard the warden peery say he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> he chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck alongside and prevent him from coming back on to the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him, i pull up right behind him. the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out on the road. get out! >> but th

john. each team love tentacle people searched a particular grade for about three hours. although they cannot find anything they're still hopeful. he was last seen in the surveillance so wearing a black and gray hooded north face rain jacket. >> he's always there. if you spot him call police. >> the search for more victims latest round of trials of oklahoma city will resume this morning. at least 16 deaths have been reported in oklahoma as a result of friday's severe storms. " will continue to looking for those accounted for some swept away by fast rising flood waters. andrew spencer has the details. >> family members of those missing are betting together with crews to active search area is one scene here missing people who hovered down and storm drains to escape a tornado only to get carried away by flash floods. desperate love ones printed flyers. >> we got a call my dad was missing so he came down to help. >> brendan sullivan at a storm crew came face-to-face of the storm, but managed to survive without a scratch. other teams did not make it. this mangled wreckage was left of their vehicle. a storm stays in veteran his son and a friend died when their vehicle was caught in the violence twi

in the gray room is a table and it's the table upon which we are told john tyler served julia tyler breakfast in her bedroom after he had been around the house after his horback ride he would go to that table and have breakfast with his wife, which he personally would carry in on a tray because she was still in bed. writes her andher mother says i understand from other people that visit you that you sleep until 9:00 in the morning, and that the president brings you breakfast in bread -- in bed. she says please do not take advantage of and elderly gentleman who dotes upon you. in the afternoons, julia writes to her mother's frequently what she's is doing on this plantation. she reports almost every purchase of furniture in the house. her brothers david and alexander, who were students at princeton, became, on the suggestion of mrs. gardner, her buying agents. for instance, the mirror was ordered from a store called baudans. when it comes, she is distressed because of the bottom the edge of the mirror of the window facing. her mother writes her back and sets do not be so picky on my new shop. -

gray sedan for a flashy sports car, rice being the flashy sports car. it's interesting to see how the national security team reacts now in obama's inner circle. you have johnowers who is no shrinking violet and susan rice. this is going to be quite a combo. >> the choice of two women who happen to be mothers. what is going on? nicole, what is going on? >> i'm a huge susan rice fan and i think the poiappointment is w one and she was thought to be the next secretary of state. the men all lined up beyond john kerry and now he is the secretary of state. i think this appointment doesn't come close to righting the wrong's that came about when she was thrown under the bus over the public performance over ben ghazi but i think she is certainly more than capable to be the president's national security adviser. >> it will be exciting to watch how this happens. i agree she was hung out to dry. willie, you have chosen a must read? >> we have a very special must read from the onion. when a guest on our show headlines one of our must read's we like to include it in the segment. this comes from "the onion" of yesterday. "the new york times" reader stoked after noticing a