detectives try to determine who murdered 16-year-old malik spears. his friends call him whiz. they say it's because he had a style. 16-year-old malik spears was shot several times monday night. police patrolling the 1200 block of brentwood road in northeast washington heard the shooting. >> we additionally had a report of a sound of gunshots through our shot spotter system. >> reporter: malik spears was rushed to a local hospital where he died the next day. his friends are frustrated. some of them say they heard the gunshots monday night. >> it was like the last three i heard, it was two and then they stopped. there was a little pause and then the last one went off, i was like oh, man. somebody must have got hit. >> reporter: when friends learned the victim was malik, they got angry. >> it still gets to me, like why would they do that? why would they take somebody so close to me to make them feel better about they self. >> reporter: do you know who they are? >> i don't. >> reporter: and do you know why -- >> i don't know why. he was probably somewhere at the wrong time. >> rep

. >> somebody shot 16-year-old malik spears monday night in northeast. chris gordon is live now at d.c. police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. chris? >> reporter: well, police are investigating the monday night murder of a 16-year-old. crime is no stranger to this area of northeast off brentwood road. but what makes this case so unusual is that he was so widely known and liked, respected as a good kid who never got in trouble. it's a neighborhood where it seems people gather by age and groups on street corners and everyone seems to know everyone else. the 1200 block of brentwood road in northeast washington at about 11:15 monday night, 16-year-old malik spears was shot several times. police on patrol heard the shots, found him gravely wounded here in this building, transported him to a local hospital. he held on for more than 12 hours before he died. the d.c. homicide squad is investigating. >> we think gunshots may have been intended for someone else or they may have been intended for him. at this point we're still investigating that.

. >> i want to ask, president obama's brother malik runs a nonprofit from kenya called the barak h obama foundation. this could be a coincidence. >> not a coincidence. >> mark stein wrote about it in 2011 and they applied for tax exempt status and had their approval signed less than a month later by lois -- lois or lieu -- louise? i always get that name wrong. th was a tiny story, but i think it should be huge now. >> and she back dated the application two and a half years so it could be retro. >> i didn't know that. >> yes, she did. why is she not going to jail like a judge who fixes a ticket? how could barack obama's brother fed ex his application and get it passed like that. meanwhile tea partiers can't get their f013c designation for heller. >> anything with barack obama's name comes in and "hooked on a feeling" and people are high fiveing each other saying the leader has risen. >> can we see the picture again of barak and his brother? after looking at that picture, are you really going to tell me barak was born in the same place as his brother? i see some noticible differences. >> i

boy, malik spears. police letting us know there was an incident monday might. he died from his injuries tuesday afternoon. it started with reports of a shooting in the 1,200 block of brent wood road in northeast d.c. is 1 cloak monday night. police went to that location and found the young man inside of a hallway suffering from multiple dpn shot wounds and taken to the hospital and obviously in critical condition. and tuesday afternoon, just after 1:00, he died from his injuries and was pronounced dead at the hospital. this, of course, leading to an investigation by d.c. police now and would like to hear from anybody that might have information about now the death of 16-year-old malik spears of the district. >> thank you, aaron. >>> today grief counselors are on campus after an 18-year-old high school student died in a skateboarding stunt. john malvar was a student at washington lee high school in arlington. tony tull is live there. how are his friends coping with his loss? >> reporter: it has been tough. the few students we talked to were at a loss for words.

his name is malik spersk. police are still trying to find whoever it is that killed him. he was shot in northeast d.c. on monday night. officers nearby heard the shots. they rushed to help. he died at the hospital several hours later. he was a student and a basketball player at the kingsbury center school. ♪ it won't be long ♪ i'm going to need somebody to lean on ♪ >>> hundreds came out for a candle light vigil tonight in memory of a teenager killed in a skate boarding accident in arlington this week. 18-year-old john malvar died yesterday during a skate boarding stunt. northern virginia bureau reporter is live at washington lee high school where the vigil has just wrapped up. david? >> reporter: you think about it. this is the time of year that students are supposed to be most excited about summer break. just two weeks away. for seniors here at washington lee, graduation just as close. yet all of that joy replaced tonight by a somber vigil. the black smoke from tonight's southeast fire looming over students as they gathered here at washington lee high school. they, too,

please do i malik you were what's been elected through again democratic process and the other accused him of monopolizing and accumulating titanic old powers and these are the very accusations leveled against him by his own people but let me add on top of that here it's all the sea of actually be siding with the idea be a with qatar who are dictatorships and trying to use this same same let's say extremist hardline policies adopted by so again in actually supporting arming financing paying salaries unprecedented move to the insurgents who happen to be in the vast majority that's according to the you not only new york times are extremists who are hard because if it's like you just have to run and we have seen the york times saying that all the money all the funding all the arming the absolute majority of that late into the hands of actually turning out to live. here let's go to michael kelly go to michael how much you going to jump in michael go ahead. you know i was going to say i mean about people responding in. there not whispering in cafes at the moment they are out on the streets

disproportionate force we are seeing seeing him doing the exact things that he said and you also preach to and malik you how it's been elected through a democratic process and you have accused him of more no polarizing and accumulating to ironic powers and these are the very accusations leveled against him by his own people but let me add on top of that here it's off to actually be siding with the idea be a with qatar who are dictatorships and trying to use this same same let's say extremist hardline policies adopted so again and actually supporting arming financing paying salaries unprecedented move to the insurgents who happen to be in that vast majority that's according to the you know the new york times extremist wahabi. and we see in the new york times saying that all the money all the funding all the arming the absolute majority of that top plate into the hands of actually turning out into the fields or smoke ok. here let me go to michael to go to michael how much overhears if i may going to jump in michael go ahead. you know. i was going to say i mean about people whispering in cafes not been

coming up, not only is he still getting paid, nidal malik hasan will get to question the very victimsetchen: and the president of ohio state caught ripping catholics. this morning there is a big update on his future ♪ (alarm clock buzzer) ♪ (announcer) friskies. now serving breakfast. from the united states postal service a small design firm can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. we'll do the rest. ♪ mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. >> steve: not only is he accused fort hood shooter nidal malik hasan still collecting his salary to the tune of $278,000, while behind bars, now he wants to represent himself in court and that means he will be able to question the victims who he tried to kill but didn't. one of them is staff sergeant alonzo lunsford who joins us from raleigh. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: this is an insult. >> it is. it's an insult. takes a

malik spears found inside a hallway had been shot several times. he died at the hospital yesterday afternoon. police are looking for information that could help them find whoever shot the teenager. >> another developing story tonight. a second body has now been pulled from the debris at an building that collapsed in philadelphia. there was a race to save people trapped beneath the rubble. >> an intense search underway for possible survivors after a building collapse in philadelphia. >> we did not know and we do not know how many people were actually in the thrift store this morning when the wall collapsed on the building. that is why the fire department and search-and-rescue operation continues. >> this building once house a first floor sandwich shop with apartments above. >> what we actually have a four story property that collapsed onto a two-story property which is the salvation army store where many people attend and get their services there. >> it happened wednesday morning on the western edge of downtown philadelphia. more than a dozen of peo

a judge rules major nidal malik hasan can represent himself at trial.his research. the judge says the government must provide him with all of those things while paying him. hasan will get soldiers that he shot that day. opening arguments are set for next month. he asked for a three-month delay to prepare himself for the case. the good news is he's paralyzed. >> steve: in other news, the latest political bombshell we've been telling but this morning breaking, president obama promised to back hillary clinton back in 2016 in exchange for bill clinton's supporting obama last year. now there is word vice president joe biden intends to run for president. oh, oh author ed klein, who blew the lid on that deal, joined brian earlier. >> the end result is that obama's blown hot and cold about the clintons. he had them to dinner at the white house for the very first time, two of them, with valerie jarrett sitting in, by the way. and during that dinner, clinton lectured obama about experience and his lack of experience and how much experience clinton had had, and ob

minors, so i should not reveal their identity on tv so i'll say their actual names are trent mace and malikmond, and they were sentenced one to two years in a juvenile detention facility. the teens who watched the rape and aided and abetted the rape, who did nothing to stop the rape, who shared the videos of the rape a and mocked the rape victim saying they had no sympathy for whose. they weren't charged. you could hear the slapped wrists reverberating around the ohio valley. but the anonymous faces ten years in prison. if this rogue hacker had not been so misguided. if he had used his hacking abilities for something good noble, like, i don't know, spying on every day american citizens instead of wasting his talents on exposing the guys who exploit drunken passed out girls. now i acknowledge that there are thorny legal and moral questions involved when it comes to hacking, and it's too bad that this privatecy invasion is not more in the news these days. it's a nuance issue which means because i'm talking about it means i'll never have a gig in cable news again, but rape is not nuance, rape

it was political correctness that prevented army psychologist from reporting major nidal malik hasann we had now 13 dead americans. he's gotting paid almost $1,300 while the victims getgett nothi. i think this is ridiculous. i don't think the military ismed place for expression of any kind. but it does appear that he is facing the last form of discrimination, which is you're a christian or you're a and conservative and he's being discriminated against.gain >> yeah. he's sitting on the bus or back stage before concert minding his own business, not reading out bu loud and they tell him he can't do that. >> it's outrageous, especially when people will change plans to listen to sean hannity or mark t levin. i think it's the military who learned to take control andan stand up tod do what's right, even though it's an officer told told him has to come forward and say, this is wrong. i should be able to read what i want and i will go to your superior to make sure i can do it. >> juan, the irony here is that they're telling him not to listen to sean hannity or listen to mark levin or read one

conservative groups, one of the people that applied for this tax exempt status is ma leak obama -- malikma, one of the brothers of president obama. he runs the barak h obama foundation, named for his father. they applied for tax exempt status. lois lerner signed the approval and back dated it. there is no real money in this account. looks like a bogus address. they are targeting people with patriotic in their name she sheers signed off -- she herself signed off on this one. >> putting them together the juxtaposition of who gets trampled on and who gets put through and who gets favored status. when you are in the white house you will hookup a family member. i am not surprised jie. how many are running up to sign off on that one? >> at the same time they can't claim there is no political insight. >> they will say i take the fifth. >> it is not about governing under the obama administration, it is about politics. the right disdains government so it doesn't use it as a weapon. the left loves government and use itself to enforce political ideas. it is why government violence is more likely to

trent mays and malik ma'lik ricd were sentenced to jail. >> speaking out, that's something serena haseen doing a long time. >> remember in 2011 at the u.s. open she got in trouble for verbally abusing a line judge for a bad call. she's known for speaking out against fellow players but this time she was quick to apologize. my prayers and support always go out to the rape victim. in this case, especially to an innocent 16-year-old child but sports writer mike bakeo says she may have trouble walking per statements back. >> you come off as misinformed and insensitive and no matter what your publicist puts out, those were your initial comments and we can infer they were the thoughts and feelings she had all along. >> reporter: by the way, the author of the rolling stone article said he's not surprised that serena said what she said because he's always known her to be outspoken. >> thank you, trace. are you fat? one airline is offering extra large seats for extra large passengers. analysts say other airplanes will follow suit. this as a major doctor's group declares obesity officially is a

it's the sweet science -- same thing i showed malik. >> how did that work out? >> he got the girl.hello! he's in college. yeah! [ chuckles ] come on! put her up! [ doorbell rings ] >> i'll get it. >> right here, right here. >> i'll go get it. >> ow! ow -- ouch! >> coming. [ doorbell rings ] i said, coming! >> where is he?! >> mr. brooks? >> where is he?! >> mr. brooks! >> where is he?! >> excuse me >> you said you'd take care of it! now i'm going to the police! now, where is he?! >> what the hell is going on? >> it's your fault! >> wait a minute. >> it's your fault! >> what are you talking about? >> you just could not leave him alone! >> i don't know what you're talking about! >> my son! [ breathing heavily ] >> "i'm tired of deshawn and the others messing with me. i can't take it anymore." >> my son tried to kill himself! hey, buddy. his name is frank. call animal control. google, call window repair. how to unglue superglue? ...uh... dishwasher's broke. google, i need a wet vac. ( crying ) i'll never fall in love again. how many boys are there in the world? being the guy who fixes

trent maize and malik richmond were both sentenced to year in juvenile hall for rape. got additional year for taking a nude picture of the 16-year-old. despite what serena williams said, there is a lot of people in steubenville, shep, that believe both of those teenagers got off very, very easy. >> shepard: the apology came mighty fast, trace. >> she is not really known for apologizing. and even the apology itself is getting some heat because instead of coming out and saying okay i said it and i'm sorry, she came out and she said what i supposedly said was hurtful. her apology went on to say, quoting here: i have fought all of my career for women's quality. my prayers and support always goes out to the rape victim. in this case most especially to an innocent 16-year-old child. sports writer mike baco isn't sure it it's going to fly. listen. >> you come off as misinformed, you come off as insensitive and no matter what your publicist puts out in a press release it's not going to cover up the fact that those were your initial thoughts and comments. in some way we can inf

. >> and i'm here with -- >> lisa malik is the host of "sunday morning" on wfrv in green bay, wisconsin. yo-yo champion kenny strasser is booked on the show in april 2010. >> well, i've been all around, doing my yo-yo tricks. >> there's only one problem. the yo-yo champ arrives with his yo-yo but says he can't use it. >> we had a little miscommunication, so we're not going to get a lesson. >> i would have brought it. i thought it was a sitdown interview. and i had this greased yesterday. and it takes about 48 for it to set. >> without anyio yo-yos for tricks, the interview goes from strange -- >> and you also do some tricks and juggle and -- >> i don't know where he puts that in there, because i don't juggle. >> to downright bizarre. >> i do one with all of my fingers where i'm whirling, and then i do the right hand, and it gets going and it makes a loud whirring or buzzing sound. >> too bad these folks missed that show. just a month later, they too will endure the kenny strasser experience. >> thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> may 2010. kyle martin and aryan jenkins are the anchor

>> for analysis, let's bring innial malik cag henderson, a national reporter for the "washington postf the national urban league which filed an ammy cuss brief in the case. welcome to you both. mark, willet me start with you. justice thomas concurred with the majority. however, he said he would be willing to end affirmative action entirely going so far as to compare it to slave holding. here are a few selections from his concurring opinion. slave holders argued that slavery was a positive good, a century later, segregationists similarly asserted that degregation was not only benign but good for black students following in these unauspicious footsteps, the university would have us believe its discriminationing is likely wise benign. lesson of history is clear enough. racial discrimination is never benign. what is your reaction to that and to the decision as a whole? >> justice thomas's decision, his elouisdation of had his philosophy is intellectually shallow. has no basis in the history of this country and to compare affirmative action and higher education admissions to the barbarism

nia malik henderson is a report were "the washington post."l significant factor is the shutting down of virtually every abortion linnik the state. >> that's exactly right. that's what you're seeing is an outrage shutting down women's health centers. of course this comes on the heels of governor perry and the legislature ending services through the women's health program, cutting off women from breast cancer screening through planned parenthood, vetoing the equal pay act. this is sort of the final nail. i think that's what you saw this week is that folks simply have had enough. >> the bill passes, texas will become the 13th state to impose a ban on abortion after 20 weeks. at a new poll from the national journal shows that more people across the nation favor that kind of law than oppose it. in an interview on cbs this morning, wendy davis addressed the reality that this bill will likely pass. >> there was an incredible focus put on what is happening here in texas. women and men across texas are in an uproar about it. and i don't expect that the

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major update in the trial of army psychiatrist major nidal malik, accused of shooting dozens of troopsng 13 while screaming god is great in arabic. hasan requested his trial be delayed saying he needs more time to plan a defense and represents himself. today, he told a judge he no longer needs time to prepare and the judge is allowing him to go forward. she has banned him from arguing he is protecting taliban leaders by committing these murders. a trial date will now be set. it is supposed to be set later today. >>> kelly's court is back in session. on the docket today, celebrity chef nigella lawson and the shocking photo, showing her being choked by her billionaire husband, charles saatchi admitting he did choke his wife. the pages show otherwise. that's her face and there are his hands. you can see his hands on her neck. the story's stunning fans of nigella, who know her as a fun and sultry chef from her show on the food network. >> no more. i have given evening meals the express treatment. when it comes to cooking for the family, i am saved every time by my roast dinner and salad an

the two football players, trent mays and malik richmond, were convicted of sexually assaulting the 16. on those football players, williams asked the rolling stone interview, is it fair what they got. overnight, she was quiet about the interview. this morning, she's speaking exclusively to "good morning america." saying -- what was written what i supposedly said is insensitive and hurtful. i have fought all of my career for women's equal my, women's equal rights, respect in their fields -- anything i could do to support women i have done. my prayers and support always goes out to the rape victim. and we checked williams' twitter account. her latest tweet simply reads, wimbledon, here we come. >> gio, thanks. >> a lot of people in steubenville agree with her. it's deeply divided that town there. >>> let's now move on to another difficult story. the latest on the amanda knox case. the italian supreme court revealing why it overturned an appeals court 2011 decision to acquit knox. we're learning that the judges in the supreme court believe the court in appeals should have considered the o

it didn't work with nidal malik hasan. >> gretchen: democrat and republican on the sunday shows, feinsteintwo major attacks. so would we rather have the attacks? that's the problem where you can see it on both sides. really hard. >> steve: there has just got to be a better way. the way it is right now, it is unconstitutional. meanwhile, today is george herbert walker bush's 89th birthday. we've seen him wearing crazy socks at various events. take a look right there. there he is with the cheerleaders. and now to celebrate his birthday, his foundation is saying, go ahead and send pictures of you with some crazy socks. >> gretchen: yep. he's known for his bright pink socks. i think those are some of his favorites. these are what some are sending. those are good. and we went out and god some socks here. we didn't get alt colorful ones. which ones would we send to him? >> brian: these are the only ones that he could get on his feet. we can't -- he's got socks! >> steve: as an homage, i'm going to wear a black and white sock the rest of the program. >> brian: steve, i think he'd rather have a gi

a judge will rule on nidal malik hasan's request for a three-month delay in his trial.pare his own defense. many are outraged he's still collecting his salary of $278,000, while the people he shot can't get benefits they deserve. today new york mayor michael bloomberg will ask an appeals court to reinstate his soda ban. the ban would outlaw the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces. back in march a judge stopped the ban because people need their sugar. >> gretchen: earlier in the show we introduced you to 12-year-old julia dale. the miami heat's singing weapon. when she opens their games with her rendition of the national anthem, they almost never lose. and she's back with us now to perform. they're 18-2 when you sing. more wins than losses. >> steve: you're ready to sing. you've got a microphone and an iphone. >> yes, i do listen to my first note before i go on and the games as well since i do it acappella. >> steve: you do it and we'll get out of your way. here she is. ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's