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it's the security chief mike jones. >> i saw his arm come up in my direction. and when that happened, i dove down behind the chairs and he fired five or six rounds at me and i fired four rounds at him. >> just when i was about to engage him again, he put the gun to his head. pulled the trigger. >> clay duke is dead. miraculously, board superintendent bill husfelt emerges from behind his desk unharmed. >> mike, they're not real, i don't think. i think it's -- he had caps, mike. >> but the bullets were very real. somehow, they missed the board members and the superintendent completely. >> when i heard his voice and saw him, to be honest with you it was a miracle. >> the gunman's first shot that appears to hit husfelt actually hits a notebook on the table in front of him. >> the bullet lodged in the notebook, but the notebook hit me and the concussion of the shot going through there threw up a bunch of paper. so i thought i was shot. i went down to the ground. and i'm laying on the ground and i thought, i know i've been shot and i'm pretty sure it's supposed to hu

mike jones said it was a four year $21 million deal including a $40 million signing bonus. on the 17th, cory pavin had this pot and it was a tie for the lead. a wide open lob wedge. any time your ball moves it is a two stroke penalty. two shots off the lead at - 3. the national guard in miami to start a four game series with the marlins. jordan zimmerman will be on the hill. it is important to get the start -- the club off to a good start. i want you to listen to gonzales' talk about the second half. >> we are fighting every day to get better and better. we represent big organization and a big city. we're trying to do our best to stay healthy and strong. the way we go about our business is -- why not? what i aim for something big? >> for get the best record in the national league, he says there are coming together now. the yankees are 5-1, at the nationals are 8-1. it is so new to washington baseball. it is fun when the yankees and the nationals are picked for the fall classic. >> a follow up for a story we brought you on the fourth of july. the haymarket golf pro raise the

an emotional day talking ability his close friend -- about his close friend mike flanagan, it was great to see buck, adam jones, jim johnson also in the crowd today. maybe they ought to put a statute up of this man, time to honor pete pom pay for what he's done for the city. the legendary high school coach that led dunbar had a benefit in his honor, it was held at edmondson, left side, he scooted over to edmondson and built the basketball and football programs and all money raised to help him fight alzheimer's right from his home. >> not remembering family, and just remembering day-to-day activities, alzheimer's is a terrible disease and my big thing right now is to make people aware of it and what's going on. >> they have a web site to help coach pete out. dunbar and edmondson teams in the 80s and 90s, great turn out for coach pete. >>> recovery continues in a woman paralyzed in a drive by shooting just days before mother's day. she was a random victim, shot in the neck and is unable to talk. tonight family and friends held a fundraiser at studio in charles village trying to raise money for her medical expens

jones. bottom of the 1st, two on for mike morse and you think he gets all of this one? i think so. home run this year at nats park, 465 feet, a three-run shot. 3-0 nats. bottom of the 4th. is there anybody hot are now than ryan zimmerman? this also a no doubter. he gives morse a run for his money. the nats build a 9-0 lead. the game's over? not so fast. the bullpen would blow the lead for strasburg on his birthday. top 9. it's 9-8. michael bourn takes tyler clippard deep to right. it's not out of there. dan uggla scores a tying run and the go ahead run safe at the plate. it's the big e blown lead in nationals history. -- biggest blown lead in nationals history. bottom of the 9th, danny. nose a up continuing the shock valley -- danny espinosa up continuing the shock factor in the game. right now it's 10-10 in the 11th. >>> orioles in cleveland night, the future home of the jim thome statue. he played his first 11 season for the indians and tonight he hits his first early on home run. no. sick 10 all time passing sammy -- 610 all time passing sammy sousa in baseball. >>> coming up ti

mike trout made the a.l. league as a reserve. nationals fans, vote for bryce harper, but chipper jones is in the conversation, too. t's his first year. i feel bad pushing the 19-year-old in front of the 40-year-old. barnacle agrees. >>> speaking of mike trout and the angels, they traveled to toronto on canada day to take on 9 blue jays. first inning, pujols hits a fly ball to right and rajai davis has trouble getting it out of his glove and trout takes advantage. the 20-year-old puts on the wheels and comes all the way around from second to score the first runç of the game. tied at 3 in the eighth but not for long. trout puts a charge into one and the park can't hold it. angels go on to win 10-6 after being left for dead early in the season. the angels are now tied with the orioles for first place in the wild card. >>> two first-placed teams, the giants and reds, squaring off in san francisco. tied in the sixth. giants pitcher ryan wilkinson squares to bunt and bronson arroyo fires one high and tight. both benches clear. a little pushing and shoving, but no punches thrown as cooler heads prevailed. bronson arroyo

he talked about his good friend mike flannigan and it was a history lesson and great to see buck and adam jones and jim johnson also taking in the event yesterday. he doesn't have a statue yet but he was honored for what he has done for our city. the legendary high school coach had a benefit basketball game yesterday. it was held at edmonson west side. he built that program and all the money will be raised to help coach pete staying at home to fight alzheimer's. >> just remembering day today activities. alzheimer's is a terrible disease and my biggest thing right now is to make people aware of it and what is going on. >> rhonda plans to have a website up and running tomorrow to help coach pete and her dad out. >> great time with the teams of the 80s and '90s. >> they are fake. many are falling for this trick, a trick that has police and companies trying to put an end to this robbery. how many of you slid open a watermelon today? >> we have a darkening sky overhead right now. take a look at the camera. around us a lot of thunderstorms. we'll track each and every cell on abc2news at 6:30. >>> you

mike moustakas. royals win big 1rks 1-4. >>> finally, a bit of history in pittsburgh. garrett jones hit as solo shot off the right field foul pole. next one walker hits one. deja vu all over again. back to back jacks off the upright first time that's happened since 2000. pirates beat the astros, 11-2. and that's your slook at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> more trouble for mel gibson. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, many ways have been attempted to show the danger of fireworks, but in fork state they've come up with a new one. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. let me take you through your holiday forecast. first off, very hot conditions, even dangerous up through chicago, kansas city, st. louis, that's where we have a few heat advisories and warnings in ee fechlkt eastern seaboard still very warm. a few pop-up storms in the southeast, near 98 once again in atlanta. here's your fourth of july forecast. mother nature left some fireworks. the front is going to be pushing into new england and the mid-atlantic.

mike trout. both clubs went through batting practice this afternoon. harper is the youngest position player ever to be in the all- star game. chipper jones said they are the future of baseball. tony la russa said it is good to have them on the team. >> it will be nice to have a a young phenom of the national league go against a young phenom from the american league. it has been really good for our game. >> tonight's home run derby was won by prince fielder. his longest was 476 feet. he averaged almost 430 feet per shot. he is the second multiple home- run derby winner to ken griffey jr.. reggie jackson made some comments saying there are questions about alex rodriguez's numbers in light of the missions about performance-enhancing drugs. reggie is reportedly banned from the yanks. the first day we have seen the new head coach for the caps. adam oates told the players what he hopes they get out of the camp. >> for them, an opportunity to come into the big building and experienced it, get a taste of it, enjoy the week. >> let's go to the nba. some early in orlando. they were playing lights out. really, the lights went out in the middle of t

mike moustakas. a grand slam to straight-away center, royals win big, 11-3. >>> and, finally, a bit of history in pittsburgh. fourth inning, garrett jones hits a solo shot off the right field foul pole. next batter, neil walker hits a solo shot off the right field foul pole. deja vu all over again. back-to-back jacks off the upright. first time that's happened since 2000. pirates beat the astros, 11-2. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> more trouble for mel gibson. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, many ways have been attempted to show the dangers of fireworks, but in new york state they've come up with a new one. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. let me take you through your holiday forecast. portland and seattle, a little shower activity. portions of the rockies and in idaho and montana. there's some smoke in the air from all of the fires nearby. 102 in vegas. coastal areas of california. right near the beaches, interior sections very warm, upper 8 o 0s to 90s. fourth of july forecast, maybe into the 70s. dry fourth of july. we have cooler t

jones, final all-star game. gets a standing "o." here, squeaks one through the right side. past ian kinsler. dickey in the home half of the sixth. facing mike slaps one to center. the youngest all-star in history with a hit. dickey gets cabrera to roll into the 6-4-3. that inning over. bottom nine now. cinco ocho time. he flies one right there. that's what your local grocer calls a can of corn. n.l. win this 8-0. >>> make a note, the 20th installment of the espys. the top player of the year will be revealed. plus, you can make your voice heard as far as the best plays in the last 20 years are concerned. it's wednesday, on espn, brought to you by capital one. >>> all right. coming up next, "the pulse" this morning and a sneak peek at what team usa will be sporting at the opening ceremony of the olympics. >>> and "c" is for clever. hear how cookie monster is spoofing the hottest song of the summer. [ lane ] your anti-wrinkle cream is gone. but what about your wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to visibly reduce wrinkles in just one week. "why wait if you don't have

mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> the investigation is ongoing. police believe the man was a squatter. >>> a positive day on wall street. today, the dow jonesnother wo00 points -- 200 points. taking the index for the first time since last may. >>> and here's a look at the closing numbers. dow ends the woke up. s&p500 is up nearly 26. and the nasdaq climbed 65. >>> let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks rallied strongly for a second day, after the european central bank vowed to save the euro. the dow moved back above the 13,000 level for the first time since may. they shrugged off news that they had business woes as business and consumers pulled back on spending. the university of michigan's consumer sentiment index fell to the lowest level of the year. the survey found people are worried about their jobs and incomes. shares of facebook dropped 16% to an all-time low, after a disappointing profit report. and no guidance on future profits. >>> ebay wants more kids to shop. the online auction site is looking for ways to set up accounts for those under 18 years old. they would

jones, and beyond. my name is annie and i'm the girl who dreamed she could fly. powered by intel core processors. ♪ i tell mikespend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> during the cold war the u.s. military launched a top secret program to see what sometimes dangerous chemicals could do to the body and the mind. veterans of these tests say they faced health problems long after the drugs wore off and they say the government has not lived up to its promise to take care of them. here, again, dr. sanjay gupta. >> these are the men of baker company. a special volunteer troop detachment at edgewood arsenal, maryland. >> reporter: for 18-year-old army private tim josephs the tests started almost as soon as he arrived at edgewood, home to a top seet military testing program using human subjects. >> sometimes it was an injection. other times, it was a pill. >> reporter: did they tell you what it is? >> the drugs or chemicals were referred to as agent one or agent two. one test i was involved with, i was pretty much out of it all day and

jones, and beyond. my name is annie and i'm the girl who dreamed she could fly. powered by intel core processors. ♪ i tell mikespend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> with all the economic difficulties on the horizon today, most people agree the single biggest threat to the world economy is a deepening of the european crisis. and the most likely form that would take is a gre-xit, the greek exit. some have written about when it would happen, but little has opinion offered to how it might happen and what would happen next were it to happen. for that i turned to an old friend of "gps," neil ferguson, the great harvard historian. welcome back, neil. >> nice to be back. >> first let's just talk about the mechanics. then we'll talk about the parenthooder problem. so let's see -- the broader problem. so let's say at some point either the greeks or europeans, some combination of the two, decided that there simply was no way to make the math work. that greece was never going to repay its debts and the greek government decides the best

jones beach last night, you were saying? >> yep. >> really? >> we're better than ever, mike.ut joe cocker tour. what's the deal with his physical movements? he's great and i love him, but what's the deal? >> he's feeling the music. he's a lovely guy. and it's really a great show. he's doing all of his hits, and i play a song with him and we collaborate a little bit. it's really a fun show. >> did you ever think you would still be doing this? how old are you? >> i'm 62. it's hard for me to form the words. i look in the mirror and i think, how did it happen? >> yeah. you wake up thinking, you know, do you fall asleep and think your mother is going to come in and say, hughie, it's time to go to school? >> i have children and a family, so i can't be a kid, but in my business, you can be a kid quite often. if he can do it, you can do t. look at those videos. you really grew in that period. that's a pioneering time. you were right there in the birth of mtv and that whole way of selling music. >> interestingly, our first video, we did a couple little videos ourselves, and the first