>> i feel good. >> patrick james iveson. >> reporter: as patrick stands, so does the audience. standing ovation as he makes his way across the stage, proving that with guts and dreams, almost anything is possible. jenna wolfe, nbc news, san diego. >> how about that? and we thought you'd like to know, patrick will be off to usc in the fall. >>> for us, that is our broadcast on a tuesday night, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. and, of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. >> we begin tonight with new details on a hawaiian vacation gone horribly wrong. a livermore girl is in the hospital after a shark attack. the girl's name is sade st. claire. this happened on the beach on the island of maui. they say the 16-year-old had a four to five inch

by age 8, patrick had learned to surf. by age 18, patrick was adaptive surfing in the u.s.urfing. >> it was one of the best days of my life. >> reporter: that was until tuesday night, when patrick lived up to that big promise he made three years ago. >> it's going to be a really cool moment. a really cool moment. >> reporter: and it was. after his name was announced -- >> patrick a. ivison. >> reporter: patrick, with the help of his trainer and custom walker, stood up and walked. walked clear across the stage, to his waiting diploma. the crowd rose to their feet. [ cheers and applause ] encouraging him, every step of the way. patrick's service dog followed closely behind, receiving an award there shortly after. now, patrick says he has a new goal. >> maybe do jumping jacks at college graduation or something like that. i don't know. let's not put that for sure. i can't commit to that one. >> oh. what a nice kid. oh. good story. man.

can you respond, patrick seale?t's the point about that massacre at houla, the responsibility has not been established. others have blamed the regime thugs, and a german newspaper has recently published a report quoting its sources on the ground saying this is not the case. that the massacre was conducted sunni militias who filled their victims and posted videos on the internet, blaming the regime. this clearly demands investigation to establish what the truth is. both sides have committed atrocious crimes. rafif jouejati is right in san the population or part of its has serious grievances against the assad regime over the years. favoritism for certain committees, police brutality, lack of freedom, neglect and many other things. the problem is no longer -- it is a regional one, no longer a local one. tremendous pressure is being put on iran. the u.s. seems to have adopted is dourou's position, bring down both regimes, tehran and damascus. you notice the president of israel, the prime minister netanyahu himself, in r

>> i feel good. >> an arena filled. >> patrick. >> as patrick stood, so did the audience.is point and we got to reach this huge milestone. >> patrick proving to his family, friends, teachers, and perhaps most importantly to himself with guts and dreams almost anything is possible. [ applause ] >> as you might imagine, this is not where patrick's story ends, it's actually just the beginning. he's just been accepted to the university of southern california's film program. you guessed it, matt, that was his dream school since he was a toddler. >> he keeps checking the dreams off. i think what's nicest about this as we continue to f >> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. here's a look at one of our top stories. opponents of maryland's same-sex marriage law have submitted more signatures to the secretary of state for the referendum this november. 49,000 signatures were delivered monday as an exclamation point of overwhelming support. of overwhelming support. >> welcome back. a beautiful day on tap for us. the dewpoint is inn

we're going to continue to fight. >> patrick cuffy, a free man, lives in st. croix in the u.s.rd. >> it was really the biggest injustice of this case is the fact that patrick cuffy is still walking the streets because that guy engineered the assassination of derwin brown. >> a dekalb county police precinct has been renamed for derwin brown. and before she died, phyllis brown accepted a martin luther king distinguished public service award from coretta scott king on behalf of her late husband. >> he stepped up to the plate and he fought for what he

plus, patrick kennedy. health care was his father's legacy. and rick santorum, he's not happy at all. also, last night, about john edwards. >> i don't think he was in his right mind when he did that. he was temporarily insane. >> is rielle herself thinking straight? this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. a big day for president obama. he states his presidency on health care. today, the supreme court upheld his signature legislation. the president acknowledged as much when he spoke shortly after the ruling came down. >> i know the debate over this law has been divisive. i respect the very real concerns that millions of americans have shared. >> so, what will today's health care decision mean in the election? joining me now, massachusetts governor duval patrick. welcome, governor. it's an interesting day, isn't it? it's obviously a very big -- >> it's a good day, piers. >> right, it's a good day. could it backfire in the longer term the election? could this now galvanize the republic million people who have no >>> tonight, the histori

neil patrick harris, just give him the gig. he's so good. do we have a little bit of him performing? the opening number, if your life were a musical. i love this for him. ♪ ♪ there were crazy dance routines ♪ >> "once" stole the show. >> we called that, i think. won eight tonys out of 11. >> steve won the best actor in a musical. he gave a very emotional breakdown. remember when he was here performing with some of the cast, he found out that day his mom had entered hospice. he was a total pro and did our show. she did actually pass away on easter sunday. a very emotional speech. we thought this was going to get clyburn park about race and real estate. what is funnier than that? "peter and the starcatcher" won five. and best musical revital which was not such a surprise but the gershwins' porgy and bess. >> if you don't remember she bid on hugh jackman's sweaty t-shirt. he wore it and sweat in it and she took it in a ziplock and snipped it and owns it. >> you sniffed it. we sniffed it on the air because it's good for television. >> you're rig

patrick carol leaves the federal building last time united states attorney he leaves in his way to a couple of former governor's republican george ryan and a democrat rod blagojevich. sent away on corruption charges. conrad black at media conrad off to prison after sensational trial for defrosting shareholders chicago sun times and former police commander jon burge convicted of lying about torture by chicago d police byi kand dick cheney of staff convicted of perjury law on the list of big names. >> vrdolyak levine tony rezko guys like vrdolyak people thought were untouchable >> the 11 years' work yesterday downplayed the end of a productive career and passed on multiple interview requests today preferring to keep the spotlight on the system on the agencies and the people who fight crime and corruption. >> another day in the office next week another week in the office people behind to me all agencies represented keep working at standing close by gary shapiro much respected number to patrick fitzgerald taking the helm of the united states attorney's office for not going away party ton

here's patrick j.t's a big hit. it's been a crazy week. we've been here promoting all week. >> jimmy: that's exciting. >> it's really exciting. >> jimmy: i also have also been to your website. what is it now? >> halfadams.com. >> jimmy: halfadams.com >> it's like my online identity is halfadams.com >> jimmy: yes. you're this different person. >> i have to be. i didn't want to give everything over online. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: but, this is like -- i go to it. and i checked it out today and it says photographer/actor. >> my mom is not happy about this. she spent a lot of money training for acting. and then i go with photographer. you'll also notice the actor section has got a password on it because i find actor websites can sometimes be all about sort of selling yourself. i never wanted to do that. >> jimmy: what about the photographer -- >> i can't tell you that right now. >> jimmy: why don't you sneak it into the interview. and then at the end it's like an easter egg. >> i will say the word s

right there you have it as says patrick yang executive director of investment firm d.v. advisors thanks for that welcome. russia and china are boosting their military partnership including holding more joint drills president putin is currently on a state visit to beijing to forge closer ties with the asian giant china's growing influence is causing some wary for the u.s. which is shifting more of its warships to the asia pacific alexei yourselves is in the chinese capital for. not only the diplomatic and economic ties seem to be very strong between moscow and beijing but now we have it confirmed by vladimir putin and this is something he stressed in particular that the military partnership between the two countries will also expand now it's already been very strong i mean here that russia and china have already conducted a very successful joint military exercises in the past and certainly the weapon exports from russia to china is also massive but now we understand according to put in that this cooperation will expand suddenly this is some kind of news which would hardly

[ cheers and applause ] larry hagman, and patrick duffy, you guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. we are back with a very talented performer. he has been one of the best in the business for years, and he's here tonight to dazzle us with the tricks of his trade. please welcome, hypnotist mark sweet, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mark sweet, thank you for being here. for those who have not seen your act, will you tell us -- how does hypnotism work? >> well, i've taken these wonderful people that we're going to meet from their conscious mind to their subconscious mind. and the conscious mind is a critical mind. that is the mind that is right now that is deciding whether what i'm telling them is right for them or not. but the subconscious mind is totally non-critical, non-judgmental, and it's going to accept good, positive and powerful suggestions. >> jimmy: okay, i'm very excited about this. tonight, he's chosen three volunteers from our studio audience. actual audience members. you picked them out before the show,

joined now by patrick kennedy. patrick, how do you think your father would have felt today? >> well, i think he would have been thrilled that not just members of congress have guaranteed health care anymore but that all the constituents that elected him now have access to health care, that members of congress are fully happy to have. my father saw it as simply a matter hypocrisy. that these people who are criticizing health care take government funded health care themselves. and he just thought it was a matter of fairness. and he thought it was a moral issue. it was about whether we wanted to treat others the way we ourselves would want to be treated. and i recall that what made him really so passionate about this was when my brother ted had bone cancer and my father and mother had to worry about whether he was going to survive but they didn't have to worry about whether they would get the health care that he needed. but they saw other families going through the heartache of not only hoping that their loved one got better but were worried about being bankrupt in the process

jersey -- patrick giffin and tursi. there were called to an apartment the man who is threatening to kill those who stood in his way. he was a former tenant. he was gone before officers arrived that day. later, friday, june 24, officers were called to the same apartment building after it was reported someone had fired an assault rifle. no suspect was present, but it was determined an assault rifle had been fired into the sidewalk. the officer was signed -- they were assigned as members of the street crime unit. they developed information that led to the identification of the weapons owner who had an extensive criminal history. they continued their relentless investigation into this event and identified the criminal, determining an additional possible home address and weapons. on the early morning hours of wednesday, june 29, officer griffin received a phone call that provided of potential location for the now-wanted subject. officer griffin contacted a supervisor and partner. after working a leak investigation the night

plus, patrick kennedy. health care was his father's legacy. and rick santorum, he's not happy at all. also, last night, about john edwards. >> i don't think he was in his >> i know the debate over this law has been divisive. i respect the very real concerns that millions of americans have shared. >> so, what will today's health care decision mean in the election? joining me now, massachusetts governor duval patrick. welcome, governor. it's an interesting day, isn't it? it's obviously a very big -- >> it's a good day, piers. >> right, it's a good day. could it backfire in the longer term the election? could this now galvanize the republican base vote to come out and cause you bigger problems than the success is worth enjoying in the short term? >> well, let me say first, piers, something that may cause you and maybe some of your more cynical viewers to roll their eyes. the victory today is not a political victory. it's a victory for the american people. it's a victory for the 30 million people who have no health care. for the 130 million who ha

you can get off at east patrick street and take east patrick to west patrick and get on 15 or reconnect270 if that's your commute. i'm pack with an update in ten minutes. over to you. >> see you in a few. thanks. >>> 5:12. 59 degrees. ahead, a story that transcends sports. the inspacial workout that is taking place at redskins park. >>> and a murder mystery. the question police are asking about the deadly shooting of a local salesman. >>> a baby stuck in a hot car. >>> it might be a while before a new sub shop can open in prince george's county. firefighters are trying to figure out what started a fire inside a jersey mike's location on race track road in bowie. the shop is scheduled to open later this month. now it's unclear if that will happen. the cause is under investigation. >>> d.c. firefighters are also investigating the cause of a fire. a cell phone camera captured flames shooting from the window of a building on 14th street and p streets. there is a business on the first level of the building and living spaces on the top two floors. no one was hurt. firefighters closed down the

now the ewing gang is back here in our studio, larry hagman, linda gray and patrick duffy all joinings live this morning. we're excited about that. >>> let's begin with the devastating wildfire in colorado. charles pad okay in bellevue. charles, good morning. >> good morning, ann. this fire known as the high park fire is the largest blaze in this part of the rocky mountains in 25 years. what's making it worse is its unpredictable nature. here is how fast it can happen. from a two acre fire first noticed saturday morning in the mountains north of ft. collins, colorado to a 20,000 acre behemoth in one day with zero containment and no signs of slowing down. >> this thing has a mind of its own. it's pretty much telling us what it's going to do. >> reporter: what the high park fire did was ride 20-mile-an-hour winds through high timber along steep slopes. a dozen air tankers and choppers brought in to combat the flames along with 250 firefighters on the ground. hundreds were evacuated, some already feeling a sense of loss. >> my house is gone. >> i know i'm not going to have a home. i have

radical islam dot org and a fellow with the clarion fund in london we have patrick case he's a journalist and political commentator at spike magazine and in beirut we cross to joseph key he is an author and columnist for gulf news all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want just if i go to you first in beirut we sing a game of chicken being played out here because this story of the shooting down of this turkish jet there's a lot of questions still to be answered here i mean are there elements on both sides looking for a showdown and if there is a showdown how do you think it will play out. well we don't know exactly what happened as of now there are claims on both sides clearly what we do know is that turkey has sent one of its jets it's very questionable that a single jet like this would fly by itself but put that aside for a second will come back to it and the syrians shot it down everybody's admitting so far that in fact there was an intrusion and that there was an attack now the question is we don't know whether this was a deliberate inter

they should be careful in terms of how they react now the onus now is on caught up to respond ok patrick it's very interesting i mean you know they if we look at the syrian situation you have a country on your border that is certainly training maybe arming rebels to go back into the country and to continue with this civil war i mean no wonder syria's trigger happy to say the very least. well there certainly seem to be various reports that suggest that turkey are now arming the rebels in syria and i think it was important when we talk about the free syrian army to actually recognize just how kind of fragmented that the kind of the people are on the ground there i mean we talk about in terms of a civil war but it is a very good here an opposition at this time which is another reason why i get worried that people are starting to arm kind of disparate groups of troops in syria without really knowing what they're going to do as a result i think this moving on to the nato warning i think that's actually very telling because there is a decision to go oversee the u.n. security council at the mom

so westbound i-07 shut down approaching patrick street. you will find the lanes are open in virginia northbound along 95. no problems to report at duke street headed out to the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. -timetraffic. >>> our big story this morning, new criminal charges for kwame brown after it was announced he was charged with falsifying his income to get a bank loan. >> federal prosecutors are charging him with violating campaign finance laws and he is due in federal court later this morning. for more now, we turn to fox 5's sherry ly live at federal court. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: this is just the first of two court appearances scheduled for kwame brown today here in federal court. he is due at 11:00 this morning on bank fraud charges and then later today, he is expected at d.c. superior court for the latest charges on campaign finance violations. brown's troubles escalated yesterday when he was charged with a misdemeanor count of unlawful cash campaign expenditures during his 200

that was governor patrick's endorsement. we have all made clear about our feelings about elizabeth warren. >> what about marissa, the challenger? >> i'm not here to engage in discussion of the primary. >> wondering if you have any comment on bain capital. >> the issue isn't that. the issue is are the principles that work in private equity and in leverage buy outs, do they transfer to government? and what the president has said and others have said is that the principle there is to maximize your profit for yourself and your inforvestor. it's not about job creation. there are a lot of jobs destroyed in that process. it's purely about making money for yourself and your investors. that's fine. but it's not a prescription for leadership as we saw in massachusetts. he tried to bring those same prin principles to massachusetts and the middle class suffered, the state lagged far beyond the nation in job creation, incomes declined. that's what happens when you're trying to translate those principles into the governance of a state or

[unintelligible] >> i have a patrick came here? up excuse me. -- patrick camerkim here? excuse me. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is marty [unintelligible] i am a resident at the watermark. a building still located along seawall lot 330, part of a trust lot. i echo what katie has said. you know, the community, if it wasn't for support staff and some city staff, -- port staff and some city staff, we never would have known that this project was going forward. we have a longstanding relationship. in gauging the community is incredibly important. we have made improvements in that area. we have adopted programs that the community is engaged in. we opened up a 2 acre dog park. we are interested in approving -- improving that area. we ask, speaking for myself here, simply to be involved as we can. this is a complex issue and it will take a long time to sort things out. personally, i am for any development on those piers that fit the waterfront guidelines and rehabilitate the peeier. need to go to extraordinary lengths 3 b -- rehabilitate them at times. thank you. >>

just ahead for you promoting patrick tism on the silver screen. hundreds and hundreds of stones and told his those military seem more heroic that it really is never wrong and always good but this principle also means in the american people's mind when it comes to the u.s. army's damaged reputation hollywood comes to the rescue with a little help from the pentagon. demonstrators breaking the protest regulations here in russia will now have to pay seven thousand euro or do up to two hundred hours of community service in future president putin stressed the new rally laws in line with european standards in france for example protestors breaking the law could be fined up to forty five thousand euro and even face several years in jail the new law will be put to the test next tuesday when the opposition plans to stage a million man march again scuffles broke out at the last large anti-government rally in may after which activists staged several un sanctioned cities. more world news in brief government of open fire on a church in northeast nigeria killed

of investment firm dva advisors with us on the line from poland patrick germany has been the anchor all along now it doesn't look quite so invincible how bad a state is europe's biggest economy and how's it going to reverberate through the already shaky zone well i think the situation we have here is we need to wait. the german power of choice of colony that's the business where they make things b.m.w.'s mercedes all manner of wonderful pieces of engineering not that marketplace is not bad a little admittedly there are problems because of course there aren't so many people in places like greece or italy or france or spain or most of the european union who are buying them sort much these days and indeed there's possibly not such a good outlook on places like china and india as well then we have the german friend non-chalant collimate and you see what's happened today is we've really heard the truth that i think many in finance knew all along banks such as com are expiring they build themselves up a huge portfolio where they thought they were being very very clever by basically buying

this week current governor deval patrick and governor of ohio, john kasich. patrick and kasich square off. and then analysis from our round table on the state of the campaign. with us kevin madden and from the senator for america progress neera tanden. finally, would this outburst from an illinois legislator more than just a youtube moment. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. i'm sick of it. >> beyond the screaming, the problem with our politics and with washington in this election year as seen by bill bradley, author of the book, "we can all do better." >>> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with david gregory. >> if you needed a reminder about how important the economy was we got it on friday. worst day for the stock market in 2012 after the jobs report came out. how did it play over the weekend? not well if you are in chicago and running the obama campaign. 69,000 jobs lost, questions over the economy lagging and fears over what is going on in europe. that ask where the debate is as we move forward. here with me this morning democratic governo

shoulder-to-shoulder with patrick. >> oh, i love seeing ricochet's tail. what a story from patrick. what a story from patrick. >> that guy is so, so committed. he says, four years from now -- there he is again. we're going to see him. maybe we'll think about jumping jacks at college graduation. there he goes. there is the moment. >> and he didn't want to make a commitment. >> look at that walk. >> he's going to do whatever he wants to do. he's that kind of individual. god bless. >> fantastic. >>> whatever he said he's going to do, my money's on him. that's good. that's a feel-good moment this morning, everybody. good morning. i like that. let's do that every day. we'll show you what's going on outside. we're going to start with a live shot out of boston because all of the rain that's taken its sweet time to move up the eastern seaboard is now into the boston area. let me show you, before we get to what's on the eastern seaboard, this little cluster of thunderstorms in southern oklahoma and moving into north texas. near dfw, those storms are light. now, we will watch this line, look

it's open to debate, we'll talk to his successor, deval patrick, in a moment. we'll also speak to newt gingrich who is now supporting mr. romney who is in freemont, california, who was at solyndra, at a company who got federally backed loans and then went belly up. >> two years ago, president obama was here to tout this building and this company as his success. you can see it's a symbol of something very different today. it's a symbol not of success but of failure. >> again, just as with governor romney's economic record in office, how much -- open to debate, we'll open that debate tonight with governor deval patrick. thank you for being with us. >> thank you very having me. >> there were more jobs at the end of mitt romney's term than when he got there. down to 4.7%. why isn't that a record to run on? >> that is a record to run on. but it's not a record to win on. we were 47th in job creation out of 50 states when governor romney was in office. we were at a time of strong economic growth in the country and we were trailing the country at the same time, he left