mr. obama has suggested, well, everyone does it. >> i guarantee you that in european capitals there are people who are interested in if not what i had for breakfast at least what my talking points might be should i end up meeting with their leaders. that's how intelligence services operate. >> live now to cnn london and attica shubert. how will that explanation go down in the european capitals? relax, everyone, we're all doing it. >> reporter: yeah, i don't think that's going to cut it for a lot of the leaders here in europe, particularly in germany where they're particularly concerned about data privacy and they consider themselves a strong ally of the united states and they're pretty shocked to see that they're being spied upon. in fact, german politicians are calling this something out of the cold war. and this has been the reaction across europe and among other allies as well. i mean, the fact that apparently eu offices, allies' offices in d.c. and new york were being bugged in many differe

it was mr. obama second visit but the first for his wife and children. >> there was something different about bringing my children. and malia is now 15, sasha is 12. and seeing them stand within the walls that once surrounded nelson pan della, i knew this was an experience that they would never forget. >> in pretoria vigils continued for mandela in critical but stable condition and on life-support. >> hello capetown! >> reporter: mr. obama then came to the university of capetown where another historic figure robert kennedy made his 1966 ripples of hope speech. >> he said each time a man stands up for an idea, or acts to improve the lot of others or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope. >> reporter: when kennedy spoke america mostly sent cash and food to africa, but jeff, mr. obama is under pressure to counter investments from china, brazil and india and as such announced a $16 billion program to bring electricity to 80% of the continent. >> jeff: major garrett, thank you

angry protests and soul searching by mr. obama himself. one black leader says the president's remarks were well timed and well considered. >> i think the president did today was exactly needed. he did what any president should do. that is to respond to what is a crisis in this nation. >> the president's comments about race mirror conversations being heard in homes all across the country. as kpix5, sharon chin explains for african americans, the killing of trayvon martin serves as another cautionary tale. >> the talk, like a chess game is a black man's strategy for street survival and the talk of jordan's bar in san francisco's bay view. >> there hasn't been any type of trouble. >> bridgette bush told her son how to behave if he didn't do anything wrong, but gets stopped anyway. he will be a college freshman studying engineering. >> you show your id. everything is here in the car. you do what you need to do and don't try to be defensive. >> walter taylor passed on what he learned from his generation. >> i -- my children, none of my children

this will be the third visit between members of the two families, between the presidents bush and mr. obamaust the last three months. the most recent visit we witnessed on the national stage was actually on an international stage where you saw george w. bush walking alongside president obama where the two were together in tanzania. it was striking as noted by people there that given all the gridlock that we witness here in washington, d.c., and all the end fighting the rest of the world witnesses, observers there from the leading families and those african nations noted that to be able to see michelle obama and laura bush speaking is together and sharing moments and respect of one another as well as the two presidents, one former, one current, they thought was an important indication of the need and the success of the american democracy, even as we witness the challenges democracies face in places like egypt and elsewhere. >> well said, peter alexander. in fact, the sort of heartbreaking moment in tanzania was the wreath laying at the site of the former embassy that was destroyed during tha

mr. obama get measure pressure from capitol hill where there was no love lost for president morsi and the muslim brotherhood. >> what about international reaction? we know what washington is saying. >> the arab world was deeply divided. turkey and tunisia against it. many think egypt is a leader in the world, a successful democracy, huge implications for other countries just as democracy's failure may has eave big implications in israel there was hope. >> israel would like to see the new people, the new leadership in egypt, restoring law and order in egypt, trying to bring back stability in egypt in again, and in sinai in particular. >> many experts say the muslim brotherhood should be involved in forming a new government and say putting faith in egypt's military is not a long-term answer sense military don't tend to be inclusive and that was the brotherhood's problem. >> let's get more now on what the coup could mean for our diplomatic ties with egypt. ned walker, former u.s. ambassador to egy

what galls me is that mrs. obama thinks that it's her problem to solve.t is not her problem to solve. it is the parents' problem to solve. it's parents that let their kids be obese. why is the federal government mucking around in what local school districts do? again, are they the all-knowing, all-seeing being that can determine what should be on the kids' plates? when i grew up, darn it, i liked cheeseburgers and tator tots. it was good enough for me and it should be good enough today. >> and you walked to school both ways in the school uphill. john, what do you think? >> steve is right about one thing. diabetes is a problem. we have the fattest, laziest kids in the world right here in america. and the problem that we have is not going to be solved by trying to feed them vegetables. it just simply isn't going to work. look, educate them on diabetes. educate them on obesity. ban sodas and candy from the school. but you can't try to make them eat vegetables. i hate vegetables. i'm a fairly healthy person. get away. >> i know jonas loves vegetables because

the people of africa we not going to buy it ok clarence if i go back to you i mean let's look at mr obama as a person a lot of people say he didn't really weigh into africa earlier on because he his origins are from africa. do you agree or disagree with. relationship with africa is clearly much more complicated because of his own personal heritage and specifically with kenya for example it's been noted that he's not visiting on this trip and hasn't visited it but that's because of complications that are going on in political people there is going on in kenya. wanted. and that's the duplicity of american foreign policy again so it's not going to get there because the view is that one or two or four claims if you know that if you justify dining with people who others view as a war criminal. clearly want to e-mail the counter for the same thing well no i think. well clearly i mean that is that they wanted to say france germany here the country is judging the political situation in kenya and saying you don't pass you don't pass our standards agree or disagree i know that one i think this is a

the people of africa we not going to buy it ok clarence if i go back to you i mean let's look at mr obama as a person a lot of people say he didn't really weigh into africa earlier on because he's origins are from africa. do you agree or disagree with. relationship with africa is clearly much more complicated because of his own personal heritage and specifically with kenya for example it's been noted that he's not visited on this trip and hasn't visited it but that's because of complications that are going on in political people there is going on in kenya. wanted. and that's the duplicity of american foreign policy that's why it's not going to get there because the view is that one two or four claims if you know actually if you justify dining with people who others view as a war criminal. clearly want to e-mail the counter for the same thing well no i think. what clarence i mean that is that they wanted to say it's not just here in the country it's judging the political situation in kenya and saying you don't pass you don't pass our standards agree or disagree i know that one i think this

turn out to be a very important economic legacy for mr clarence what do you think about legacy and obama and africa. and sort of what is that i'm going to be able to claim is for. just as it will going to go ahead sure. ok what i what i would add to what. it is that i think it's also important for people in the u.s. to view africa very differently and so hopefully that will also change there are lots of important non-government organizations in the u.s. from africa to trans africa constituency for africa who are doing a great deal of work on the ground and africa with africans in helping to push for a future. that's inclusive democratic i think that narrative is not well known in the united states and hopefully this trip will at least turn the attention to the broader engagement with africa that's happening not just with the u.s. government but with people in the country in the u.s. as well well that sounds like a message of hope gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks today to my guests in washington and in johannesburg and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you n

as the leader of the free world, mr. obama renewed a call to work towards ridding the world of nuclear bombs. >> i determined that we can ensure the security of america and our allies and maintain a strong and credible strategic deterrent while reducing deployed strategic nuclear weapons by up to 1/3. and i intend to seek negotiated cuts with russia to move beyond cold war nuclear postures. >> this emphasis is where the president has already had so success. in 2010 president obama signed the new start agreement with then russian president limiting the number of deployed warheads it 1550 by the year 2018. three years later president obama chose berlin, the epicenter of the cold war standoff between east and west to propose further cuts, another 1/3. the russian reaction to mr. obama's proposal was restrained "we cannot negotiate with the united states indefinitely on the reduction and limitation of nuclear weapons bilaterally while a number of other countries continue to expand their nuclear and missile potential. the process o

mr. obama wanted to caution against that. >> i think it's understandable that there have been demonstrations and vigils and protests and some of that stuff just has to work its way through as long as it remains nonviolent. if i see any violence, then i will remind folks that dishonors what happens to trayvon martin. and his family. >> president called martin's parents' call for calm reflection about their son's death, and even though prosecutors in the case said it wasn't about race, mr. obama said it's difficult for the black community not to feel that if a white mail teen had been involved in the same scenario insuring his words from top to bottom, the outcome and aftermath might have been different. trace? >> what about those potential civil rights charges against george zimmerman? >> well, the president didn't close the door on it but he suggested, as has the justice department, that it's really not likely. mr. obama said attorney general holder is reviewing the case but said traditionally

people of africa we're not going to buy it ok clarence if i go back to you i mean let's look at mr obama as a person a lot of people say he didn't really weigh into africa earlier on because he his origins are from africa. do you agree or disagree with. relationship with africa is clearly much more complicated because of his own personal heritage and specifically with kenya for example it's been noted that he's not visiting on this trip and hasn't visited but that's because of complications that are going on in political people there is going on in kenya. wanted for walker ames and that's the duplicity of american foreign policy again so it's not going to get there because the view is that one. that if you know actually if you justify dining with people who others view as a war criminal. clearly want to e-mail the counter for the same thing well no i think. well clearly i mean the fact is that they wanted to say it's not just here in the country it's judging the political situation in kenya and saying you don't pass you don't pass our standards agree or disagree i know that one i think t

she was widely seen as passing the kennedy torch to mr. obama when she endorsed him for president.have a look at this picture. this is patrick. he's two years old and battling leukemia. in a show of support, his dad and the men he works with ald shaved their heads. well, they're all secret service agents, and when the man they protect found out, he shaved his head too. yes, that is former president george h.w. bush. mr. bush lost his three-year-old daughter to leukemia 60 years ago. 100 days after the boston marathon bombing, mark fucceril went home on crutches from the hospital, his fiancÉe and son by his side. three people were killed, and 260 injured in the bombing. he was the last to be released from the hospital. he's 34. lost his right leg and suffered severe burns and shrapnel wounds. he's had 49 surgical procedures. but he vows to dance at his wedding. generations have fished in these waters. but will this be the last generation? their story's next. tion? their story's next. if you do. you can. apply by august 29th for up to $20,000 for qualifying new students. last year, 9

. >> mr. obama mentioned several players by name and referred to pitcher sergio romo noting his trademark whiskers. >> giants still won behind stellar pitching and smothering defense and timely hitting. and even though they used a different closer down the stretch this one still had a beard to fear. >> giants hope this will change their fort yunz for this season, they've lost 22 of the last 30 games, currently in last place in national league west. >> president mentions organic garden plan for at and t park. the vegetables will be used for restaurants around the stadium and the president said should encourage children to eat healthy foods. >> michelle would say it's okay to have a hot dog once in a whi. i don't want everybody to get carry wade and think they have to have kale every time they got go to the ballpark. >> take a look at this shot showing area from a different perspective. it will be available for demonstrations and private events. >> i don't think we're ready forgive me peanuts, cracker

other guest has to say i think some of the problem has been disengagement by the states and the mr obama has taken the sort of lead from behind situation so. you're seeing where vacuums are getting filled for instance syria's a great case in point people saying well we can't arm the rebels now because al-qaeda is involved well al-qaeda was just filling a vacuum that wasn't necessarily there a year ago mr obama held back and didn't do anything and now we're paying the price for it and inaction has always been a curse whether you're talking about inaction getting into world wars or other conflicts you know once you get in it on late stage it makes is twice as hard. to find a resolution of what you and i did and it was for it could have been a positive outcome if they'd been an intervention is that what you're saying. considering all the other other sales in here may not even necessarily saying an intervention putting boots on the ground but but we had the united states took a lead from behind course especially with syria and did to an extent with libya and i think we're now paying the pric

. >> mr. obama said for many black people the case conjures up a hard history of racial injustice that doesn't go away. still, as you point out, he was criticized for speaking of the trial in racial terms. harris? >> harris: well, and also some reaction about the fact that the speech got very personal today. and to look at the total context here or at least looming part of it. there are people raw with emotion, wendell, marching in the streets over the nation in the week old verdict and gearing up now a second weekend of planned protests. the question: has the white house said while the president would focus on points of racial division at this time? >> i don't think they feel he was he focusing on division though, of course, he did challenge the prosecution's claim that the case wasn't about race. and it's also the second weekend since the verdict late saturday. more protests as you point out are planned and mr. obama wanted to make an appeal for those protests to be peaceful. >> i think it's under

mr. obama's focus on spreading the wealth rather than creating it. obama care will soon hook more americans on government subsidies but its mandates and taxes have hurt job creation, especially small businesses. mr. obama's record tax increases have grabbed a bigger chunk of affluent incomes but have dampened growth so far this year. >> david, i think that if you look at where we started out, we were in the middle of the worst recession since the great depression. the american economy is fighting back and it's coming back. the job creation has actually been a little bit more impressive than what you described. we're seeing growth in manufacturing jobs, more new manufacturing jobs than in most recent periods. clearly there's more work to do. you know, i think that the challenges ahead are how can we put the pieces in place so that we have the infrastructure in place for american factories to ship their goods. how do we make sure we have the workforce that's trained with the skills for the modern workplace? >> one more on this in terms of the effect on

mr. obama wants to convey the idea of trayvon martin's death being a tragedy and note the wishes of martin's parents. >> the president wanted to ask every american to heed for the call for calm reflection from trayvon martin's parents a rather remarkable request given how much they are suffering after losing their son. >> the president's a pole for calm followed the protest that were largely peaceful though there were arrests in los angeles. mr. obama said i know the case elicited strong passions and i know those passions may be running higher and we are a nation of laws and the jury has spoken. i ask for alls of calm re234rekz. >> and decision on whether too bring federal charges by zimmerman will be made and the white house will have no involvement in that. but the justice department said the prosecutor would look at whether federal prosecution is appropriate in accordance with the department's policy governing successive prosecution following a state trial. there are no rush to bring charges

mr. obama's track record of job creation with each pivot, is checkered. the unemployment rate at 7.6% a far cry from .6% that president obama product ited in 2009 if congress would onlyass his stimulus bill. 23 millionmericans remain eithermployed, under employed or marginally attached to the workforce with labor force participation rate hovering 63.5% for more than a year. not seen since heyday of jimmy carter in 1979. there is nothing new this presidential pivot, that would suggestion it will be any mor prproductive or efor effective n previous pivots, that, that has always been the soft under belly of mr. obama's previous pivots, producing little in the way of results, and white house scandal remain, irs testimony ties targets of conservatives by agency to irs chief councils' office, and an office headed by a political appointee of president, and former head of u.s. forces on africa general carter hammings over the -- carteramm confirming over the week he was in the roomhen benghazi attack ensued saying quote it became apparent to all of u quickly ts wa

mr. obama says he supports it, but says it is not up to him. >> journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs. our focus must be on those who break the law. that's why i called on congress to pass a media shield law to guard against government overreach. >> reporter: even if congress won't pass the shield law for reporters, experts say justice can make it clear they won't prosecute. >> it is possible even without a shield law, if you take the view that there are particularly sensitive first amendment issues that come into play whenever you look at reporters in a manner that's different from ordinary members of the public. >> reporter: ap says based on the initial read, new guidelines provide meaningful additional protections for journalists. fox news hasn't yet released a statement on the new guidelines. >> wend he will, thank you. >>> we know where the man who leaked some of the most sensitive surveillance secrets want to claim asylum. national security correspondent jennifer gr

this is because mr. obama doesn't just paddled the benefits of a welfare state, he really peddles the welfare state tally -- mentality. if that solves individuals of personal responsibility. it consigns them to grievance and it encourages and even justifies their sense of entitlement. since the election of last november, republicans have been hyperventilating about how much more effectively mr. obama and his party can relate to the urban poor and minorities. he seems willing to point out that the odds are always stacked against the poor. it's not supposed to be. that is why you work harder, you pursue your opportunities more aggressively and you learn to do -- be more nimble and entrepreneurial. this is a reality that conservatives think we should not be ashamed or afraid to point out. in the conservative paradigm and our paradigm free men and women make choices. you take responsibility for your life and the extract ourselves for less than stellar circumstances. that is how i got out of the ghetto and that is

for 4 1/2 year, mr. obama has focused policies on reducing inequality rather than increasing growth. the predictable result has been more inequality and less growth. the president called it a better bargain for the middle class. but no president has done worse by the middle class in recent times, a reference to the wage inequality in the fall. the core problem has been mr. obama's focus on spreading the wealth rather than creating it. obamacare will soon hook more americans on government subsidies but its mandates and taxes have hurt job creation, especially small businesses. mr. obama's record tax increases have grabbed a bigger chunk of affluent incomes but have dampened growth so far this year. >> david, i think that if you look at where we started out, we were in the middle of the worst recession since the great depression. the american economy is fighting back and it's coming back. the job creation has actually been a little bit more impressive than what you described. we're seeing growth in manufacturing

president. >> mrs. obama house and they had to get ready for the inaugural ball, i don't even know where the bathroom is. >> it is a privilege and yet it is very different. >> she always has a great sense of humor about how they live. >> yes. >> that's very nice. >> and it is a great conversation, they talked about living with the president and not criticizing him at all, because they have a really stressful kind of job but being honest with yourself. always interesting to hear from the first ladies. >> i think so too. >> the first time two presidents have met on foreign soil. >> it was all about a conference about empowering girls and women in africa. that's what that conversation was about >>> nelson mandela's ex-wife is blasted south african president, president jacob zuma released a video of a meeting. his wife says zuma was wrong. >> i honestly cannot put in words how hurt the family was. it was one of the most insensitive things for anyone who have done. >> mandela is spending his 25th day in the hospit

mr. obamaid not mention the very same sequestered that his white house proposed and the same sequester a sign in the law . more in a moment. the reaction to those presidential style hypothetical as well. his call for a grand bargain. the budget committee and others. also tonight talking to the man at the center of house efforts to pass immigration reform in increments, moving carefully, and deliberately. the chairman of the house judiciary committee is here also to knock down some reports. one of the more powerful leaders is richard smith. whether he wants to hear it all about any further regulation of the housing and financial industries. the so-called grand bargain. repackaging of all the ideas. doxies chief white house correspondent ed henry has a report. >> fist bumping an employee in tennessee, president obama claimed he had a new grand bargain deal to cut the corporate tax rate down to 28%. in exchange for republicans accepting changes to the appreciation rules are one time fee for busine

mr. obama declared he could not decide aid based on counting faces in a demonstration crowd or whether the recipient is following the rule of law. >> what is clear now, although he was elected democratically, there's more work to be done to create the conditions in which everybody feels their voices are heard. >> reporter: part of the reluctance to push morsi harder could be born out of the fact that it leaves them behind. >> they pled with protesters to remain peaceful, to use politics to resolve their differences, but at the same time we are sort of trapped supporting the morsi and muslim brotherhood government because we don't see many alternatives. >> as for syria, they con fifrmd some of the jihadist rebels beheadedc priest for allegedly collaborating with the regime of bashar al-assad. he was allegedly killed with a kitchen knife as a crowd cheered and snapped photos with smart phones. >> reporter: tomorrow, secretary of state john kerry has urgent meetings with the leaders of turkey and

mr. obama's aides phoned counter parts. we are told they stressed the importance of restoring full authority to a democratically-elected civilian government as soon as possible. >> thank you. >>> syrian president bashar al assad is praising the coup in egypt proclaiming what he called the end of political islam. activists claimed regime war planes struck homs earlier this morning. >>> no fourth of july holiday for the fallout of the surveillance scandal. russia's deputy foreign minister suggesting it might be time for edward snowden to move on. where to? chief intelligence correspondent is here with that. >> germany and italy are following the lead of other european nations by saying no to edward snowden asylum request. today the u.s. ambassador to russia told reporters they are working on it. >> we hope to resolve in a way we want it to end. we are happy with our interactions. >> the white house confirmed that mr. obama spoke by phone with his german counter part after nsa leaks allege the u.s. is spying on allies, private

. >> it is gratifying that mr. obama is asking us not only to just talk about it, but do something about racism. that goes for not just a nation, but san francisco. >> san francisco police were nearby prepared for violence that never came. these supporters of all ages and races joined thousands across the country demanding the department of justice file criminal civil rights against george zimmerman. >> let's move forward to make sure we have justice for young black men. i have a son who is 33. i never had to be worried about him being killed when on his way to the store. it has hit me on deep level because i think i'm a mom. >> it could easily happen to me as it happened to him. >> ama: just developing, some bay area rallies, check out our new smart phone app. you will find a download link. >> a san francisco man already for a warrant for stealing a car and charged with stealing a transit bus. he stole a bus from terminal friday morning. a woman shot this cellphone video which the when the bus got to oakdale. they say h

mr. obama wrote one of the most onderful memoirs we had. mr. obama is acutely sensitive and keenly informed about the complicated manner, and the speech he delivered the other day was yet but a beginning. now we need him and others to use their spots and spirits in this culture to not only edify the conversation, and to inform the analysis, but at the end of the day, to recognize that young black teens are children of god's who deserve every protection. if those women on the jury understood trayvon as their child, they may have felt his blood calling from the ground where george zimmerman laid into his rest. >> thank you. it is my pleasure now to introduce to you congressman mfume he was born and raised and taught as a professor at morgan state university. it was in baltimore that he made the decision to follow his dream of impacting society and help shape public policy. at the age of 38 years old, he was elected to the united states congress to serve terms during the presidencies of reagan, bush senior, and clinton. he served as a member on the

. >> it is gratifying that mr. obama again is asking us not only to just talk about it, but do something about racism. and that guess for not just the nation, but san francisco. >> san francisco police were nearby, prepared for crowds and violence that never came. these trayvon martin support officers all ages and races joined thousands across at the country demanding the department of justice file criminal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. >> let's move forward now, to assure that we have justice, certainly for young black men. i have a son who is 33. i never had to worry about him being killed. when he was on his way to a store. you know? >> you're near crying. >> i am. it's hit me on a very deep level. i think because i am a mom. >> i fear for myself because i'm a youth just like him, black youth, so could easily happen to me just as it happened to him. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> ama: to get developing or breaking updates on bay area rallies, check out our smartphone app on the web site at abc7 ne

secondly, i think mr. obamainted out earlier, hasn't put enough pressure on mr. morsi up to this point to behave in a democratic fashion. clearly he needs to be putting pressure on mr. morsi but also needs to be telling the egyptian military that receives $1.3 million of american largesse every year that we will not tolerate what we saw before with regard to autocratic politics and military's involvement in domestic affairs. there needs to be some process that produces civilian democratic pluralist politics where all egyptians are equal, regardless of gender, religion and so on. >> what you just said right there, your two-pronged answer is the contradiction i always here. point one, the u.s. has to recognize it has less influence. point two, the u.s. needs to exert pressure to make sure this outcome happens. that seems like what we face here as we watch the countdown toward the ultimatum tomorrow morning. egyptian activist here with me at the table. thank you both. that's "all in" for this evening. the "rachel m

it is not. >> mr. obama tries again to convince us obama care is the real deal.edia continues to push his bill of goods. >>> with the boston bombings still fresh in our minds rolling stone puts the accused on the magazine's cover. journalism? or a

and mrs. obama are hosting them for the light of hope foundation award winner.it honors volunteerism. it is 1000 points of light during his 1989 inaugural address. coming up here on abc 7 news at noon, apple launches an investigation about how a woman was electrocuted using her iphone 5. >> hollywood in shock over the star.of the "glee" clues about what might have ha >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. >> today and not topsy will help determine what killed "glee" star. the 31-year-old had a history of substance abuse and checked himself into rehab back in march. it is not known if his death will impact production of glee which is set to resume this month. >> chris brown is that to be in a courtroom in los angeles. they have questions about whether he served all of the hours of community service he was supposed to in richmond which is his hometown. he is already on probation for assaulting his ex-girlfriend. recenthad several incidents involving the law. >> new at noon, 250 suspected child predators are off of the streets. it is part of an opera

mrs. obama's bangs earlier this year. mrs. ama joined her predecessor in the capital of tanzania on the last day of the obama family's eight-day tour of africa. she helped mrs. bush kick off the summit hosted by the george w. bush institute meeting over there. the two first ladies combined their star power to improving access to education, health services and economic opportunity for women and children across the continent of africa. joining me for a couple minutes to talk about it is msnbc political analyst, ron reagan, and joan walsh. joan, i think one of the reasons, i'm going to say this, an effort of george w. bush, michael gerson pushed him to do this, maybe laura did. the united states really helping to wipe out aids in east africa. really working on it. >> hugely important. also this issue these two women have come together on, chris, hugely important. when we invest in women and girls, those countries do better. the women wait longer to have children, to get married. they get education. their children are healthier. th

mr. obama has recently grown increasingly frustrated in dealing with afghan president hamid karzai. deadly clashes continued between supporters of the egyptian ousted president and the military parade and egyptian security official says 650 protesters have been detained for trying to storm a military facility. the military claims the protesters attacked and left 50 morsi supporters yesterday. the moslem brotherhood deny any attacks took place. the red panda is back on display at his exhibit at the national zoo after escaping last month. jummy olabanji was there for his homecoming. >> just before it 9:00 this morning, rusty the red panda came back home to his exhibit at the national zoo. within a couple of minutes, he was eating and running and playing around like nothing had ever happened. >> he is doing very well. he is eating well and drinking well. he seems to be in perfect health. >> on june 24, he made an overnight escape from the national zoo. >> my mom said he escaped to go see the white house. >> luckily, he was found the next day in a yard in adams morgan leaving officials