officer came and started o'malley also could have decided not to. each of these officers showed restraint in not firing their weapons where a suspect provocative action would normally end in shooting. these officers were awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> a sgt. paine, who could not be here tonight, was also awarded the gold medal of valor. >> it is with great pride that we honor these individuals for their valor. every day, officers put their lives at risk and do very good police work and we do not do enough to thank them for that. i am brought to be part of a ceremony where we can point to these heroes and thank them publicly, the way that we should do so every day publicly. so thank you again. [applause] the police commission and the park would would also like to think the diversity of california's san francisco for its generous support in co- sponsored tonight's event. we would like to single out the community relations office and the conference center office for putting tonight's ceremony and their generous support. i also want to t

mike o'malley is with us.s, their latest album, called "shout it out," hanson from the bud light outdoor stage. tell you something about hanson. nunl of them got ugly. you know, a lot of times these boy bands morph into monsters. not the hansons. they're as adorable as ever. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by cedric the entertain er. and inventor ray kurzweil, this guy -- is very interesting. he talks a lot about the day, which according to him, is not very far off, when humans and computers become one, the singularity. kind of like the terminator, but real. his name is ray kurzweil and we'll also have music from a band called breathe carolina. so join us tomorrow night for that. our first guest tonight is the most cantankerous man ever to wield a whisk. he's an award-winning chef and restaurateur, the second season of "masterchef" airs mondays and tuesdays on fox, please say hello to gordon ramsay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very well, thank you. good to see you. >> jimmy: good to s

martin o'malley wants to ensure safety first. state lottery officials reported a hollywood casino in. phil brought in more than $9,600,000 -- the casino in perryville brought in more than $9,600,000. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the sixth of june in baltimore, and normal high temperatures are riding around the 80-degree mark. but on this sixth day of june, we pushed past that a bit. 86 at b.w.i. marshall and 87 at the inner harbor. not feeling too terrible when the humidity levels stay in check. that will all evolve into a classic mid-atlantic heat wave in the next few days. record high for today, 99 degrees in 1925. the record low, 46 in 1997. the pollen count, high to moderate for tree and grass pollen. a very high amount of mauled in the atmosphere, 1628. -- mold in the atmosphere, 1628. we will continue to have clear skies tonight with temperatures cooling rapidly after sunset. but the nights are short. not much time to let the temperatures cool off. eventually,

. >>> and governor o'malley continues the asian tour this morning. what the team he is with those achieve from the trip. this is "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30 in the morning. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's bud

it appeared to be having a good time but gets out of control easily. >> so what's next for o'malley?he recent high school graduate says that he is going to college this fall where he will study nursing. >> ouch. >> i can't believe he survived that. >> and give up drinking, too, i think , huh? >> probably so. >>> well, it's not too late to book your 4th of july getaway. how to get the best deal before time runs out. >>> plus, it's the last thing you want to see on your morning commute. what caught the eye of some drivers as they haded into work. >>> rain -- as they headed into work. >> rain may be surprising some folks. it could be a record-breaker around the bay area today. already seeing impressive totals. more on your weather coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, someone reprogramed an electronic road sign to warn of messages >>> some newfoundland drivers received apocalyptic alerts on their morning commute. someone reprogrammed the electronic road sign to warn of a zombie invasion with messages like, well, you saw them there, save yourselves, plea! and expect apocalyptic doom. city

governor o'malley is on a 10- day trip to asia and this morning he is in china.he says that his visit is significant for the future of our state. >> tremendous amount of corporation that goes on with the university of maryland program training the administrators and this is a province that exsells in theinvasion economy in life science and biotext and areas and technology where maryland exsells and we had a great meeting today and looking forward to a lot of cooperation of going both ways as we move forward into the better future we prefer for our kids. >> 6 chinese and korean firms have offices opened in maryland in the last year. 75 maryland companies earned 65 million in sales and goods exported from china. now according to reports, sunday in the washington post, o'malley's trip costing taxpayers about 100,000 dollars. >>> maryland likes to spend and aapparent lay new report says the state is number 4 in the entire u.s. for dirk out cash it doesn't have. -- dishing out cash it doesn't have. the state will increase the general fund by spending about 11% more in

the drop was caught on surveillance video. 18-year-old shane o'malley said he had been drinking at acert that night and has no memory of this incident. e reason high school grad says he is going to college in the fall where he will study nursing. >> kid is playing on the escalator again. check with roberta and see how much more rain is coming. >> for the 28th day of month, we had temperatures a good 202 degrees below normal and here you have the rain bands as it continues to push through in the early evening hours. how did it stack up? .3 of an inch of rain. it looks like we don't have any. we are getting applaud now. half an inch in san ho.3. jose. >> bottom line, it was a good looking day. there you have the total in san francisco shattering the old record set back in 1952. sfo had a record as well and officially san francisco, this june is the second weltest in history. the wetter was set back in 1884. today morning grab that umbrella. there's a chance of a lingering shower and gradually, some partial clearing. that's it, that's what history in the making looks like. that's a clas

. >>> new reaction from maryland governor o'malley who is in asia on a 10-day trip. what he is saying about the importance of this visit. those stories ahead on this monday morning. hope you had a wonderful weekend. i will megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. let's check the workweek forecast. justin is off but we are joined by lynette charles how was your weekend and how will things be. >> my weekend was nice but not marvelous like today. this morning we have a little bit of patchy fog out there. as we go through the afternoon, that's going to burn off and there's going to be plenty of sunshine. enjoy. and we will have warm temperatures in the mid-80s and we are going to warm up or heat up i should say as

that's 18-year-old shane o'malley. he said he had been drinking at a concert that night but has no memory of this incident. unbelievably the only injury, i fractured an elbow. the fall sobered him up, though. >> what's the message for kids your age? >> don't do it. don't drink. it's not worth it. it appears to have a good time but it can easily get out of control. >> maybe that hospital experience had an effect on him. the recent high school grad says he is going to go to college in the fall where he will study nursing. >>> a 13-year-old girl from southern california has traveled to denver, colorado, in the hopes doctors can save her hand. the young lady contracted a rare infection from the family's fish tank. dr. kim joins us with more. kim. >>> reporter: liz, it's very rare but who would ever think a fish tank? well, for five years, hannele cox has been fighting a bacteria she picked up by putting her hand into fish tank. she is an equestrian and avid gymnast who once had high hopes. >> my dream was to go to the olym

martin o'malley signed an executive order requiring state environmental officials to conduct this study besides environmental impact, the study will include recommendations on the best way to tax drilling and establish some liability standards. >>> a controversial natural gas drilling practice known as hydrotracking was the topic of an e.p.a. hearing in new york. fracing is used to release natural gas from a rock thousands of feet underground by injecting millions of gallons of water mixed with chemicals and sand at a high pressure. the issue is the waste from fracking is often contaminated water and air. the e.p.a. is planning to use testimony from this hearing as part of a study into the environmental impact of fracking on local communities. >>> the supreme court has refused to hear a case concerning tuition breaks for illegal immigrants. it was a challenge to a california law that gives all high school graduates reduced tuition no matter if they're in the country legally or not. >> a similar policy was signed into law last month. opponents here are trying to get the issue out to a pu

virginia governormartin o'malley.ublic safety official in all of the washington area. unofficial election results show leftist military man narrowly winning a presidential runoff in peru. the election snarled traffic in false church where 20,000 local peruvians jammed two schools to cast their votes. for some people the vote also cost them a hefty towing fee after tow trucks cleared dozens of cars parked behind a local mcdonald's. >> i was look forge my car and then everybody was sitting in the cars and said you better check phone number. it is posed at posted at the front. >> that towing fee a whopping $125. tonight with more than 90% of the ballots counted an independent election watch dog group showing him with 51.3% of the vote compared to 48.7% of the vote for kako. >>> 20 people dead, another 325 wounded tonight in syria according to government officials who say israeli forces opened fire on palestinian protestors as they approached an israeli border fence. it happened in the occupied area as protestors mark the

governor martin o'malley, $150,000 a year. and virginia governor bob mcdonnell makes $157,000. >>> financial markets around the world today, they are reacting negatively to the fallout from the recent jobs report here in the u.s. the economy only added 54,000 jobs in may and republicans and democrats are at odds over whether it is a victory or a failure for president obama. wisdom martin has more on this. >> the economy is about a million miles from where it was when president obama took office. that is according to one of the president's top economic advisors, austin goolsby. he thinks okay because his boss' guidance has created some jobs and kept us oust of a second great depression. >> we have shifted from a rescue phase which is government directed to a phase in which government policies have got -- we've got to rely on government policies that are trying to leverage the private sector and give incentives to the private sector to be doing the growth. >> reporter: republicans couldn't disagree more. speaker boehner said on

. >> district attorney nancy o'malley says yousef bay iv reign of terror is over. the founder of the black muslim bakery and antwan macke guilty of the 2007 murder of journalist chauncey bailey. >> i think it is clear yousef bay iv and the men who followed him are street gang thugs. >> reporter: the jury found the men guilty of first-degree murder not just for bailey's killing, but the murder of michael wills who prosecutors say he was targeted simply because he was white. bay's mother doesn't believe it. >> ultimately god has the final decision. i believe in my son's innocence. >> reporter: bailey's family says the verdicts are just. they say the outcome brings relief to his family and reassurance to those seeking the truth. >> now chauncey can rest. chauncey can rest and we can go on. we can finish our lives. this chapter is over with. i'm glad it is over. >> violence against a free voice of the press will not be tolerated in our society or in our community. >> reporter: now bayh was convicted for first-degree murder of o'dell roberson. bow bayh and macke will be

shawn o'malley said he was drinking at a concert that night. does not even remember this. it's hard to believe the only injure he suffered was a -- dash injury he suffered was a fractured elbow. >>> barry zito returns. he will pitch against the cubs. ehas been out for three weeks after training that -- after taking care of his -- after spraining his age -- ankle. >>> check out this move. wow. a member of sir disso lay is -- cirque du soleil. he mackeds to -- he managed to throw a strike. >>> still ahead, some people call did a real life house of crime. several violent incidents. >>> it is 8:54. union city police say the site of the shooting on sunday is the fourth such incident on the -- at the same home since september. the 24-year-old man was shot sunday night in front of the home on whipple road. that man is expected to survive. the home has been the sight of several shootings including two fatal ones. union city's police community unit has been trying to figure out what causes a problem house. no arrests have been made. >>> 8:55. a danville stunt pilot is alive after a

maryland governor o'malley continues the trip to asia and this morning he is in china ie he saysth visitn with the university of maryland program training the administrators and that is province that excells in the invasion economy. in life science and biotech and medicine and so many of the areas and technology maryland exsells as well and we had a great -- excells as well and we had a great meeting and look forward to cooperation of going both ways as we move forward into that better future we prefer for our kids. >> all right. 6 chinese and korean firms opened office in maryland last year. 57 maryland companies earn around 65 million in goods exported from china. back to "good morning america." >>> thumbs up, everybody, for rock and roll. >> all right. >> oh, those are words to live by. that's a little boy who learned how to ride a bike. he inspires so many. you know little owen and his family are here. >> 1.4 million hits on youtube. a slap of the hand for josh. i'm on tv. we'll see owen in a bit. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning, owen. >> good morning. good morning, hi. >

partin o'malley salary is $150,000. tas less than all but one major public safety official in the area. virginia governor bob mcdonnell makes $175,000 a year. >>> time now is 8:28 on this monday morning. coming up, the world's largest passenger jet about to land in washington for the first time. >>> and german officials think they know what caused the deadly e-coli outbreak in europe. while this isn't affecting produce here, consumers can still get very sick and in our next half an hour a look at how to properly wash produce to protect your family. stay with us. 0 agnd bco >>> time is 8:32. montgomery county search crews resuming their search of reservoir after two men were swimming in the wssc reservoir in brookeville when they went under. >>> the airplane that landed safely on the miracle on the hudson will cross the delaware memorial bridge around 10:00 this morning. only the 120-foot fuselage will be homed in north carolina. >>> a double decker plane airbus a-80 that can carry over 500 people. air france is beginnin