it was very scary. >> reporter: jared was jumping out of the same plane as pitts.low him. >> could have been very catastrophic. he's very lucky it turned out the way it digit this isn't the only recent sky dive gone wrong. watch as 22-year-old christopher jones' dive almost turned deadly last march when he suddenly fell unconscious suffering from a seizure midair. and just last year 25-year-old james lee knocked unconscious by another jumper. his friend somehow launching his parachute for him. lee regaining consciousness just in the nick of time. as for pitts a married father of two, he was air lifted to a nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries. he seems to be doing just fine. reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> now to another type of a scare in the air. a number of anonymous threats have been made against commercial airliners today. in one case fighter jets had to escort an air france plane to j.f.k. in new york city. authorities say the escort was done out of the an abundance of caution. the fbi says the plane has since been checked and cleared. law enfor

here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts. >> we're going to the deli.. >> reporter: if a woman so famous a public persona so big. >> just up the street. >> reporter: wendy williams lives a remarkably normal quiet life. >> why do you think that viewers like you so much. you are one of the most successful women on daytime television. >> i am? >> reporter: from her shameless love of wigs. >> please honey, look. >> reporter: the occasional over-the-top outfits and of course the iconic catch phrase. wendy williams might be tv's mien most unique host. >> this is the best show ever. if i wasn't sitting here doing it i would be home watching. >> reporter: the show this in the sixth season and she is dubbed the unlikely survivor. >> there you go. >> reporter: the cut-throat fickle world of daytime talk. >> people like me because i'm funny, real i'm comfortable with myself and that makes people comfortable with themselves. >> reporter: at age 50 she is thriving as a single host where others like queen latifah, anderson cooper and bethenny frankel failed. >> it is

associated press reporter david pitt has been covering the story and joins me now via skype from des moines, iowa. david just a couple of weeks ago we were talking about how bad this was, but it hasn't gotten any better. >> right, it does still seem to be spreading. the hardest hit states are minnesota where most-- you know, a lot of the turkeys in the united states are raised and iowa, the leading egg-producing state. so both states have seen increased cases in the last few days. so we are seeing it spread, still and the priority, i think, for those who study this problem is to try to figure out how to keep it from spreading and how it is spreading, and then stop it if possible. >> sreenivasan: what are the the market effects now? this has just gone on long enough. are we seeing prices increase zoo we are. the last story i did a few days ago reflected carton egg prices going up about 17% or so in the midwest. the biggest impact so has been eggs used for ingredients in things like mayonnaise and cake mixes and that kind of thing. those markets have seen a little over 60% increase. >>

ncaa tournament against pitt. bottom second and this one is not coming back.econd inning doomed pitt. 11-3 in five innings in the ann arbor region. bears face the winners in the bracket tomorrow. >>> nba the warriors are in business game 6 in memphis story and reaction on the late show at 11. john wall and washington looking to close out atlanta a game 7. a minute to play tied at 89. jeff teague and carroll a little pass and catch and the hawks are up. final seconds, they are looking for paul pierce. they call him! it looks good but hold on. didn't get the shot off in time. atlanta wins, 94-91. they will take on cleveland in the eastern conference finals. >>> all right. now, are you ready for some counter programming to the ws? one of the best sports no one talks about in this area yet many high school boys now in the last few years girls best all around athletes are playing this year round. >> one, two, three! >> they have routines. >> we have high fives that we do as players and they are good luck and we have this little buddha and we rub its tummy. >> repor

. >> this is for dan harris and byron pitts.orter: failure is not an option. 36 tries later. [ cheering ] >> wonder woman. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang, shooting trick shots in texas. ♪ >>> and next iggy azalea says she wears a heavy crown but is not the only queen of the charts. inside the stiff competition for top new artist at the billboard music awards. >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by macy's. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. >>> finally tonight, for those keeping score at home meghan trainor, iggy azalea, sam smith and 5 seconds of summer this year's finalist at the billboard music awards for top new artist and they make very different kinds of music. but as abc's lara spencer is about to find out they have important things in common. ♪ >> reporter: who's going to win? everyone is taking bets. >> i sam seem

always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com >>> my name is brian pitts anddepression. >> post-traumatic stress disorder. >> i lost my son to suicide may 20, 2013. >> for the past four months news4 has been working on changing minds. >> and i've been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. >> we wanted to start a dialogue about an issue that is still shrouded by stigma. >> when i say i'm experiencing a peace that i never knew was available, i can't help but want to talk about it and share it with others. >> there are people that care and you just need to be able to speak about it. >> you have to know that you're never alone. there's alwa

when hollywood's hottest stars from halle berry to brad pitt to scarlett johansson want to sell their, they turn to this woman -- celebrity home stager meridith baer. >> that's it. i don't think i have ever met a home i couldn't make prettier. >> reporter: before christina aguilera decided to part with these swank l.a. digs and matthew perry put his sprawling mansion on the market they summited meredith for a makeover. >> do they have as many problems as the average person's home when it comes to trying to sell them? i think their homes are like anybody's. sometimes you can be a great actor and not have great taste. >> bad taste, too. stars are like us. >> they have stacks of unread mail like us toys all over the whole thing. i remember we did halle berry's home at one point and you see her pajamas, all of these things. you go oh, my god, these are halle berry's pajama a's. >> reporter: dirty laundry aside, there are reasons so many she celebs call on meredith how much more will the homeowner get for the sale price bringing you in. >> 20% more. we just did a house down the street from

saturday morning pitt memorial recreational center in annapolis. if you are game, good luck. >>> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. here in northwest partly cloudy skies very quiet. this is a legit storm in prince george's county. i mean hammer time in upper marlboro. look at the lightning strikes. don't cross a flooded street. we'll come back and take you through the weekend coming up. >> it's been 70 days since martese johnson was badly injured when he was arrested by abc agents outside this irish pub. despite the outrage and >>> uva student martese johnson faces a september trial date in charlottesville. his bloody arrest by abc agents sparked controversy and made national headlines but as peggy fox reports, the charges could be dropped in the next two weeks. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in charlottesville. martese johnson the uva student charged after that bloody arrest by abc agents spoke out after his hearing today. the wounds on martese johnson had healed. but continued outrage over what happened to him is drawing him new supporters. >> i'm horri

. >> this is for dan harris and byron pitts. failure is not an option. 36 tries later. [ cheering ] >> wonder woman. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang, shooting trick shots in texas. ♪ >>> and next iggy azalea says she wears a heavy crown but is not the only queen of the charts. inside the stiff competition for top new artist at the billboard music awards. >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by macy's. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. bulldog: what's this? mattress discounters memorial day sale ending? oh boy! a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! well i'll be... up to $300 off tempur-pedic breeze. and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! the memorial day

maim above the title was enough to guarantee a big opening with the exception of brat pit -- brad pitt robert downey smith and even will smith is looking shaky. >> he said the movies are surfing because of how much they co a big weekend for car buyers. true car reports that sales were up 7% nationwide this weekend as compared with last year. and putting the sales pace for may on track for more than 17 million vehicl for t year. pickup trucks and small suvs continue to be the hot sellers. >>> it is a tough time for the taxi industry. ride hailing apps like uber and lyft are up-ending the cab business as we know it taking away customers and deflating the coveted medallions but some taxi drivers are fighting back against the start-ups and doing what they can to survive the ride-sharing revolution. kate rothers have more. >> taxi and limousine companies are hurting. it is a trend, garr hard deutsche has watched unfold. >> a company comes out and has an app and you push a few butt yonz and a car comes to your door. >> he has a fleet of 500 cars that service the tri-state area. in the past y

if it's a black baby it's good on the market because i can sell it to angelina jolie or brad pitt. >> taking the whitest baby, sor prepare you can get a lot from the whitest baby. >> white babies ain't on the market like you think no more. >> what. a half and half? half black half white? >> larry: wait a minute, you have some white babies right now you can't get rid of? we're on national television. you can't shhh! >> it's on craigslist. it's all good. >> larry: okay, all right. let's go to one more thing. i have to talk about this. there's this whole thing called "dad bods." have you guys heard of it. >> oh yeah. >> larry: leo dicaprio was photographed recently without his shirt on. here's where it going to interesting. the internet like, blew bup this. so this term bad bod was made. they're like hey, yeah, he's got the body of a dad. there's leo on his yacht hanging out with hones, everything is cool. but then kelly clarkson goes on "american idol" and she just had a baby and has a mom body, and everyone is hating on her. >>y don't know. i would take that baby. kelly clarkson's baby

celebrity encounters are what this exhibition is all about but as this painting of brad pitt shows, it's not all hollywood glamour and who we choose to celebrate says a lot about our current preoccupation. soanya sotomayor, the first latina supreme court justice is here and so is alice walters, founder of the slow food movement -- sonya sotomayor the first latina supreme court justice is here. >> but who controls those images, and who is looking at who? is it us, or is it then? >> that's one of the questions raised by this digital portrait of the founders of google, a search engine that can also gather information about those who use it. that means pretty much everyone. but here, the tables are turned and the words spoken by the google creators are googled in real time on the adjoining screen. >> as sergei brin says television, his images will be branded with photos of television, and on the other screen, you will see a textual display of the snippets that come back when you type television into google, does that make sense? it's all stylized, and it tries to be beautiful and dynamic and

cal is playing pitt in an elimination game right now.sectional play-offs all around high schools near you including lacrosse which keeps on spiking year to year in popularity for men and now women. >> reporter: they've got routine . >> we have high fives and good luck and a little statue that we rub. >> reporter: and they have rituals. what's your quote say? >> it says i'm a member of a team and i rely on the team. >> reporter: all you have this stuff in your socks? >> yes. >> reporter: welcome to the world of girls high school lacrosse. beyond the spirit of the game, the level of play the last several years has spiked. >> a lot of the players are committing now from this area to(b)(1) colleges. >> reporter: this map shows the lacrosse hotbed men and women to be with the east coast roots. but -- >> the gap is closing in that we are getting the best athletes out playing lacrosse. >> reporter: at the time of this game, three of the top five high school programs in the state are right here in the bay area. that's according to max prep.com.

. >> reporter: just two more pitt stops here at dover for jeff gordon.is a track that's taken its toll on him over the years. >> the cars on edge all the time so you're constantly working the steering wheel so your arms and your shoulders and your neck get a heck of a work out. >> reporter: things have worked out well for him here. five career wins on the monster mile but i asked him if it's still fun every weekend to get in a car? >> not every weekend. i mean it's a lot of hard work. i enjoy the challenge that is come along with driving a race car and my role in trying to make the car go faster and input i have and the team that we have have. >> reporter: thanks jeff on a a sign inside dover. thousands of fans will be here in sunday wearing the number 24. and that fan support means as much to jeff gordan as any trip to victory lane. >> never more than this year seeing the support and people coming up to me saying, i met you in 1995 and i've been a fan of yours since then and my final year i get to reflect on all of those interactions and memories. >> fr

impact on the wild life here and now it's spreading to the south affecting the beach front home of brad pitt and angelina jolie and forcing the closure of two popular campgrounds. >> as soil moves farther south and east, the nearby town tee clairing a state of emergency and a five star resort popular with oprah and barbara streisand not far from here feeling the impact. >>> the state trooper shot eight months ago is talking about his recovery, eric frein is accused of ambushing alex douglas and his partner. he was hit in the pelvis and rushed to the nearest hospital where he went code blue twice he found out that his partner, corporal brian dixon, a former superviseor had died. >> i was in shock, he was not a guy that said do this and do that he was out there making dui arrests and drug arrests. >> he is close to his widow and children and has undergone extended surgeries so far and the search caused more emotional pain and was relieved and moved to tears when the gunman was finally captured. >>> there is more to come on "action news" at 12:30 why a senior prank ended with a teacher put on a

from another angle you can see pitts, an experienced skydiver with over 1,000 jumps under his belt getin wires before falling to the ground hundreds watching. >> everybody around us started praying. it was very scary. >> reporter: derek slade was jumping out of the same plane and saw the accident play out a thousand feet below him. >> could have been very catastrophic. he's very lucky it turned out the way it did. >> reporter: this isn't the only recent sky dive gone wrong. 22-year-old christopher jones' dive almost turned deadly when he suddenly fell unconscious suffering from a seizure midair. and just last year, 25-year-old james lee, knocked unconscious by another jumper. his friend somehow launching his parachute for him. lee regaining consciousness just in the nick of time. >> oh. >> reporter: as for pitts, a married father of two, he was airlifted to a nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries. this morning he seems to be doing just fine. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> glad he's okay. >> lucky man. >> that's why i don't jump out of planes. r

lee regaining consciousness just in the nick of time. >> reporter: as for pitts, a married father of airlifted to a nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries. this morning he seems to be doing just fine. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news new york. >> glad he's okay. >> lucky man. >> that's why i don't jump out of planes. rob has rising temperatures in the northeast? >> we talked about everything, i want to start you off with snow, that's right caribou maine caribou had .3 of an inch of snow. this is going away, as is the frost because we're turning on the memorial day furnace the unofficial start of summer. we'll be warming up across the east coast. look at the temperatures in the 0s, 90s on tuesday and wednesday for philadelphia and washington, d.c. that's a check on the east coast warmup, here's what's going on where you live. >> reporter: looks like we'll fall short of a heat wave, rob but we'll hit 90 for couple of days. memorial day is looking nice high of 875 tad humid breezy, sunscreen and cool drinks if you're heading out today. station there. "uss midway

lee regaining consciousness just in the nick of time. >> reporter: as for pitts, a married father of was airlifted to a nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries. this morning he seems to be doing just fine. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news new york. >> glad he's okay. >> lucky man. >> that's why i don't jump out of planes. rob has rising temperatures in the northeast? >> yeah. >> we've talked about just about everything. want to start you off with a little snow before we talk about the heat. >> what? >> yes. caribou, maine, in garfield but caribou had 0.3 inches of snow. this is going away as is the frost in meadville, pennsylvania because we're turning on the memorial day furnace thankfully. the unofficial start of summer and we're going to be warming up across the east coast. get that classic southwest flow. something we see in july or august. temperatures in the 80s. 90s on tuesday and wednesday for philadelphia and d.c. >> on this memorial day here we are l looking at heat d humidity, building the breeze out of the south uerer 80' should be e ive for all ou

. >> it looks a little pitt fishy to me. >> reporter: skip, a statics specializing in lottery investigationspend big bucks to win as often as paul. >> i say over eight hun dead dollars day on lottery tickets which is just practically hard to do. >> reporter: he says there's a more likely reason why some retailers are defying the odds. >> sometimes they will buy regular gamblers winning tickets at a discount and then turn them in themselves and claim the prize. it's called ticket discounting and it helps winners hide from the government. how? jackpots of $600 or more are taxable and have to be cashed in at lottery office. where the state can also deduct back taxes child support and other debts. >> or when you go claim your prize, you have to fill out a form and present photo id. and maybe you have warrant out for your arrest or you're illegal alien. >> have you ever bought tickets off of somebody? >> no. >> reporter: no? >> we never did. >> reporter: paul has not been cited by lottery officials for doing anything wrong. this retailer who asked we not show his face says winners are always look

john pitts was performing at an air show when his chute was caught in power lines.:00 let's send it over to willie and tamron. >> thank you. >> now to a ruling in a heated custody battle we've been following involving "gossip girl" actress kelly rutherford. a judge ordering her kids be returned to the united states. joe fryer has the latest. >> reporter: it's a sudden twist in kelly rutherford's real life drama. she was awarded sole custody of her two kids who have been living in europe most recently monaco with their father daniel giersh. >> it's not 100%. it could become cumbersome and take awhile. >> reporter: rutherford's attorney tells nbc news we are ecstatic and hope that monaco will respect the california court's ruling and send the children home. so far no comment from giersh. >> yes, i suppose that's the gist of it. >> reporter: best known for playing a mom on tv show "gossip girl," she divorced in 2010. at first the couple shared joint custody of their kids who are american citizens. then in 2012 when giersh's visa was revoked, a judge ruled the kids shou

pitts who made thousands of jumps already out of the hospital.ng actress kelly rutherford. a judge ordering her kids be returned to the united states. nbc's john friar has the latest. >> reporter: it's a sudden twist in kelly rutherford's real life drama. a judge awarded her sole custody of two kids living in europe, most recently monaco with their father. >> monaco will adhere to the ruling of the california court but that's not 100%. it could become very cumbersome and take a while. >> rutherford's torn tells nbc we're ecstatic and hope monaco will respect the cal court's ruling and send the children home. so far no comment from gearsh. >> beth known for playing a mom, she divorced in 2010. at first the couple shared joint custody of their kids, who are american citizens. then in 2012 when his visa was revoked, a judge ruled the children should live with him overseas because rutherford can visit them, but their father cannot enter the u.s. rutherford and on "today" shortly after that decision. >> if we were living in new jersey that would make

astronomer darryn pitts is in studio 57 with what the government won't tell you what's going on. >>>'s unusual call for donations from his followers. why he needs a $65 million jet to continue his church's ministry. and why an earlier investigation into his finances fell apart. we'll have that story ahead. >>> it's time to tell you some of this morning's headlines. they say the own over the rig in the 2010 gulf oil rig spell reached a nearly $12 million settlement. transocean is to play businesses who experienced damages. >>> the ft. worth "star-telegram" says they collected 200 weapons aet the deadly scene of the bikers in waco, texas. they're still counting. 118 handgun, 157 knives and an ak-47 rifle. some were found in bags of chips, kitchen stoves and even in a toilet. nine bikers were killed in sunday's violence. >>> cwe're shown video of a man stunned at an airport. amateur video shows it. he failed to cooperate with tsa agents. he was unarmed, taken into custody and hospitalized for treatment. >>> the "washington post" says the man who flew the gyrocopter on the capitol lawn i

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pareces admirar a grandes estrellas, como brad pitt, que no estÁn disponibles. ¿por quÉ? privada expuesta, porque no ayuda realmente en tu carrera. tambiÉn pienso que hay un peligro cuando alguien tiene fama. yo me puedo tomar un trago o dos, yo no necesito tener un aparato con el cual yo pueda hacer una broma estando ebrio y despertarme al otro dÍa con la carrera destrozada. no tiene sentido tener esa arma en la mano. >> no eres admirador de las redes sociales, y una vez, en una reuniÓn con el presidente barack obama, te quejas al decir: "hemos parado de vivir nuestras vivas, las estamos grabando con nuestros celulares". >> estÁbamos reunidos con un grupo de gente, y todo el mundo estaba asÍ. estamos hablando y todos estÁn asÍ. estÁ el presidente, estoy yo tratando de darnos la mano, y todos estÁn asÍ. y yo dije: "bueno, uno puede decir que grabÓ al presidente, pero no puede decir que lo conociÓ", porque no estÁ viviendo la vida. >> hablemos de "tomorrowland". ha sido definida como una pelÍcula retro futurÍstica. ¿quÉ quiere decir eso? >> no sÉ. trata tÚ, tÚ eres mÁs int

a pitt do anything but david produce more. >> there is nothing to stop them because congress can write lot to say give us clean air. what is clean? that is up to the regulatory agencies to do as they see fit. >> if they don't do something to make it cleaner >> that is what happens with regulations. so take a careful look to pick and choose with systematic civil disobedience that ordinary americans will agree are dom and it doesn't have to be along partisan lines. in and you ignore those. john: thousands of parents are breaking the rules to resist the standardized test to tell their kids skip the exams. >> behalf of the students opting now spin mcfadyen schaede terrific idea. another form of civil disobedience the last time you were on the interstate with 65 miles per hour what is the flow of traffic? that is civil disobedience and the state troopers don't arrest everybody goes 66 they have to restrict themselves to those who are creating a driving hazard. >> if you say don't do a for taxes it is day of legitimate function of government but then they'd thing is the civil disobedience wi

you've got pictures of oprah and brad pitt.today instead of me today. >> not true. look, we gave you prime real estate in the green room. >> did you notice -- >> oh my -- yes. >> right next to oprah and brad pitt. >> i was totally confused. well, i couldn't tell us apart. i was like is that brad or me. >> well we just wanted to make you feel welcomed back again. we're delighted you're here. >> thank you, how fast is that coming off the wall? should i just take it with me when i leave. >> before you get in your car. no, watch, it will still be here. it will be still be here. let's talk about "daddy stop talking." this came from something your daughter said to you. >> yeah she said daddy stop talking. >> what were you doing? >> i was doing what i do pontificating. i had kid southeast i could tell them what to do you know what i mean, listen to me i know how life works. she said daddy stop talking. i said you better not hope daddy up'sstops talking. >> here you are, your daughter corrects while you're reading "curious george." >>

. >>> ahead, george clooney on his latest prank against brad pitt.reen room with a smart card that promises to pay for everything. that's next on "cbs this morning" after your local news. >>> good morning, everyone i'm ukee washington, it is memorial day, day to honor the sack few cents of those who have begin their lives in service to our country. this is the philadelphia korean war memorial at second and dock streets, penn's landing. there will be memorial day observance today beginning at 11:00. philadelphia mayor mike nutter will offer remark, get complete list of memorial day observances and activities at our website cbsphilly.com. >>> and live look now, at the tomb of unknown at arlington national cemetery. later today president obama will sprays wreath at the too many tomb, and and sporting military families, and the families of the fallen. >>> let's get your holiday monday forecast now with kate. good morning. >> good morning, really, looks like very pleasant holiday forecast for our area. the whole weekend has been so pleasant, now starting

joining me is george clooney, tom hanks and brad pitt. never mind. just going to be me. th >>> this may be another reason that they are not answering questions. when she does boast about the obama administration it screams crudulity if there are signs that causes question whether the economy is stable. absolutely it hurts hillary clinton and it hurts president obama and democrats generally. >> talking about the economy and the revision of the gross domestic product, the gdp came out today from the congress department that it shrank by .7% annual rate in the first quarter. most analysts expected it to be bad but this is not a good sign for the economy. and speaking of that the latest polls for your family does it feel like the recession is over? take a look at this poll. still in recession. the recession is over. president obama on the economy does a little better. still upside down. approve, disapprove. let's start there. let's bring in our panel. nina easton, eddie walter and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the administration says it was a severe winter. they

. >>> ahead, george clooney on his latest prank against brad pitt.nday morning everyone, it's 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat. here's so much headlines on this -- some of the headlines on this holiday. the san mateo bridge back open both directions now. the span was shut down since friday night so that they could pave all the lanes, it is open for business. >>> there's speculation a bobcat is roaming around half- moon bay after a family house cat turned up injured and bloodied. it was attacked and the bite marks are consistent with that of a bobcat. >>> and straight ahead on "cbs this morning," imagine if you could leave the house with only one credit card. smart card. technology. makes it possible to store all your credit and debit cards in one place. find out how how this payment system works and that's coming up nex ♪ ♪ ♪ chase freedom. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. >>> good morning. let's go back out to san jose. they reopened that connector ramp from northbound 880 to northbound 101. it had been tempo

astronomer darryn pitts is in studio 57 with what the government won't tell you what's going on. >>>sual call for donations from his followers. why he needs a $65 million jet to continue his church's sunday's violence. >>> cwe're shown video of a man stunned at an airport. amateur video shows it. he faile"washington post" says the man who flew the gyrocopter on the capitol lawn is due in court today. last month he faces mark phillips is in london and reports that the al qaeda leader had some material that a lot of americans would recognize. mark, good morning. >> good morning. it's being called bin laden's book shelves but it's a hall of scanned digitized books found by the navy s.e.a.l.s. it reflects his purpose in life, to attack americans. in fact, among the thousands of memos to al qaeda staff that were found were specific instructions on how they should carry out the holy war. the focus should be on killing and fighting the american people, not attacking arak regimere arab regimes he wrote. the obvious one was 9/11 and the commission report into that day was also on his computer

nine-year-old antwaun pitts was home for the second day as his mother demanded something be done aboutartin well, the president of the pda -- pta who thought antwaun was fighting with another boy in allegedly grabbed him. >> he grabbed me by my neck and threw me on the floor. reporter: his mother said no one at the school told her anything until hours later. a staffer ran into her at the nearby safeway. >> he grabbed my son and mocked him. he dragged him by the neck from the stage in the cafeteria all the way to the front. reporter: her mother, his father, and the stepfather came to those -- went to the school. the police report says that the pta president was absurd -- observed dragging him out of the cafeteria. >> he complains about his throat . all of his neck was hurting. we had to taken to the hospital. reporter: d.c. public schools released a statement saying he is been restricted axis -- access -- reporter: we have requested the video. we have left several messages. so far we have not heard back from the pta president and he is known as a major fundraiser at the school. the u.s.

. >>> and pitt against west virginia that is casey huff, of the mountaineers it's one of the catches he dreams of. that has to hurt too. >> still a great grab. jaime thanks. >>> it's a must watch night on abc the night kicks off with the season finale for "the middle" it's graduation day for sue and she is worried the day will not go off without a hitch and axel is set off by pictures his girlfriend posted online and the goldbergs wrap up season two and barry gets a job at the school mascot and then at 10:00 -- >> as your label head and friend, i don't think going out on tour right now is a good idea. >> did he talk to you, did avery talk to you. >> a fight maybe? nashville is full of drama juliet's push to finish her album leads avery to make a life changing decision. of course stay tuned after prime time for "action news" at 11:00. >>> now, to the accuweather forecast a shift from summer like temperatures to spring like weather today. adam joseph is here with accuweather. >> we went backwards last night and today temperatures tumbled a good 20 degrees where we topped off yesterday