. >> prodigy daycare in east falls has been the subject of four injury cases since 2010 including one where are a child was dragged by the neck after she wet her pants. all of the cases were settled out of court. western, the ymca and prodigy are considered four star facilities, supposedly the best of the best for pre-k. >> this is an ambitious roll out by the mayor. do you think the vetting process should have lasted longer? >> hindsight is 20/20. >> the ymca corrected violations and added prodigy took responsibility for their infractions. >> i want to get it right. it was a tight window to get everything up and running. we are excited about it. >> the deputy secretary thanked us and said her department will investigate the facilities and acknowledged there needed to be changes in the rating system and they are in the works. >> did the city jump in too quickly? >> it depends on who you ask. the city said all of their pre-k facilities at this point today are in compliance. >> thank you, chad. >> students at penceburgy high school are getting ready for what they say is the best prom in

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a piano prodigy who taught himself to play even though he can't see.credible story next. >>> coming up today on ellen, bradley coop er, ellen airs her >>> watching "news 4 today." >> all month long news 4 is watching super kids. >> he's amazing. jose montano is just 12 years old. not only did he teach himself to play, he did it while overcoming a disability. aimee cho has his story. >> reporter: jose starts to perform, it's music to anyone's ears. but to truly appreciate his piano playing prowess, you have to consider he's doing it from an uneven playing field. you see, jose was born blind. >> my ears listen to music and then member mover rise it. >> reporter: that's all it takes for him to master a piece. he's had a few lessons but for the most part this piano prodigy is self-taught. >> i play music with my heart. that's why i play music, it's born of my heart. >> reporter: that music in his heart is why he hopes to become one day a piano teacher. >> you have to feel the music. you have to enjoy it and also share with others. >> reporter: at just 12 h

. ♪ >> music with every note, get to mote the piano playing prodigy proving that you don't node to see star.e ♪ >>> all month long, news 4 is bringing you stories of local super kids and their incredible talent. you'll be amazed by jose montana's way with music. >> and there's more. he's just 12 years old. not only did he teach himself, but he did it while overcoming a disability. here is amy cho. >> when jose montana starts to perform, it's music to anyone's ears. but to truly appreciate his to consider he's doing it from an uneven playing field. you see, jose was born blind. >> with my ears listen to music and then memorize it. >> and that's all it takes for him to master a piece. he's had a few lessons. but for the most part, this piano prodigy is self-taught. >> i can feel my music with my heart and that's why i can be music, though. it's born of my heart. >> that music in his heart, it's why he hopes to one day become a piano teacher. >> teaching how to feel the music. you have to always enjoy the life, love each other and share with others. >> at just 12, he's already figured out

he's had a few lessons, but for the most part, this piano prodigy is self-taught. >> i can feel the musict and that's why i can make music. because it's born of my heart. >> reporter: that music in his heart, it's why he hopes to one day become a piano teacher. >> teaching how to feel the music, you have to enjoy the life, laugh, and share with others. >> reporter: at just 12, he's already figured out the success. in northwest, amy cho, news4. >> isn't that fantastic. do you know a local super kid that we should talk to? from music to art, academics, or sport, we want to hear about them. so tell us on social media, using the hash tag nbc4 dc. >>> news4 at 5:00 begins with breaking news. >> leon harris at the live desk where we're uncovering more disturbing details about a plot to attack a d.c. police station. the fbi says that clark callaway of d.c. bought an ak-47 from an fbi informant and then made statements about attacking officers. and according to court documents, he was an isis supporter and wanted to start a race war. investigators say they found violent and threatening messages o

in the "big bang" spin-off, the 8-year-old plays a young prodigy already navigating high school. >> wemany wonderful tapes that so many kids sent in. >> jim, who will be executive-produce and narrate the series, just took his adorable mini-me to see a broadway show and safe to say ian was elated. "young sheldon" will air next season on cbs, but for now, you can see young laurie, zoe perry, as a killer in "scandal." but laurie has never seen a single episode. >> i haven't seen it yet. i keep hearing reports from people saying, oh, my god, she's so evil. >> don't call me again, you're annoying. >> laurie, new episode of scandal and it's never too late to start watching. >>> a year ago, we would show you mama june posing in a baywatch bathing suit. >> the new before and after revelation that would put a smile on your face. that's mama june. look at that girl. that's coming up. next on kron-4 news at eight: a community in shock .... after a couple is murdered in their home. what we know about the gunman who police shot and killed. their social media posts triggered controversy at an east b

. >> from one child prodigy to another. >> thank you very much.m one child prodigy to another child. let's look at our weather. lovely day, don't you think? gorgeous skies, mild conditions. here's a look at doppler 7 and it will remain this way for a couple hours. we have a much cooler pattern coming our way starting tomorrow. let's enjoy what we have now. this is a view from our east bay hills camera looking at the western sky which is almost cloud free and these are our forecast features. we'll see much cooler weather tomorrow. a chance of some sprinkles on thursday although we don't expect rainfall totals to amount to merrill lynch. and we'll have gusty wind by the end of the week. really gusty. right now we're looking at a temperature range of 61 at half moon bay to 81 in concord. a pretty wide range, our usual summer spread coming in spring. here's what's coming our way this evening. forecast animation 5rk this afternoon, notice the fog from the coast surges across the bay. by 5:00 tomorrow morning at the start of the morning commute we'll se

. >> reporter: and trotted his prodigy soon onto various tv shows. "the mike douglas show" at age 2. and "that's incredible" at age 5. tiger's dad was his coach, his publicist, and his manager. the extraordinarily close relationship between father and son evident in a 1993 interview with abc's john kequinones. >> how would you describe your relationship with tiger? >> best friend. >> best friend? >> that's it. no ifs, ands or buts about it, he's my best friend. >> earl meant everything to tiger woods. the driving force behind tiger. every ounce of his competitiveness. everything that you see with tiger and the game of golf. it came from earl woods. >> reporter: earl's death in 2006 seems to have shattered his son. >> i don't think we can underestimate the impact of losing your father would have on an athlete. >> reporter: setting in motion an epic fall from grace. that came to a head in 2009 in another incident involving woods behind the wheel. his now-infamous thanksgiving weekend suv crash in front of his house. the messy details of his private lif

but for the most part, this piano prodigy is self-taught. >> i can feel my music with my heart and that'smusic, though. it's born of my heart. >> that music in his heart, it's why he hopes to one day become a piano teacher. >> teaching how to feel the music. you have to always enjoy the life, love each other and share with others. >> at just 12, he's already figured out the keys to success. in northwest, amy cho, news 4. >> you can feel it. >> life lessons. my goodness. >> do you we should talk to? from music to art, academics, sports, whatever it is. we want to hear about them. tell us about it on social media. use #nbc4dc. >> time right now, 10:26 on this sunday morning. here are the four things you need to know. things are back to normal in paris after a suspicious bag prompted an evacuation of the courtyard outside the louvre museum. that's where presidential county emmanuel macron is celebrating the election tonight. >> meanwhile, police need help finding a stabbing suspect who they say killed a 19-year-old jean marie ocha found stabbed to death outside this apartment on friday morni

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. >>> >>> musical prodigy troy andrews picked up his first musical instrument at the age of 4. today the louisiana native is the band leader and front man of trombone shorty. his new policeman marks the debut for blue note records. i'm always honored to have him on this program. how are you living? >> i'm doing good. >> good to have you back, my friend. you have been busy. >> we did three months with the chili peppers all over the states. it was incredible. >> did you enjoy that? it's been wonderful. >> you say you're learning something from the chili peppers, give me a sense what that means, you're learning something from them. >> i would go out and see how they approach the stage. at the beginning of the stage they start to jam out. i'm working, learning how to do that also they're doing things back to back, and they go back to jamming. i'm picking all those things up from them. >> you've been with the chili peppers, lenny kravitz. >> the zach brown band. hall & oates. >> you get a chance to tour with individuals that are that brilliant and diverse, the whole thing is like a

i was a child prodigy. so when they got up and started shouting, istarted playing.t sat down and started... started playing. the first song i played was god be with you till we meet again. i played that at three years old. and then you went on to train as a classical pianist. yes. that was your love, wasn't it, classical piano? i'm not over it yet. are you disappointed that you didn't, in the end, become what you and your parents... yes, yes! ..the first black concert pianist. yes, because we don't have any! all we have is andre watts and they don't accept in very much because he's part german. the blacks don't accept him but they would've accepted me. at the age of 12, you were playing in a library, weren't you? a music library. yeah, it was my first recital. and something happened, somebody said something to your parents, didn't they. what did they say? they put them in the back of the room to watch me and i got up bravely, i was only 12, and i said "if my parents don't sit in the front seat, i don't play." and they were put there because they were black. that's r

. >> reporter: since he started four years ago, the pint-sized prodigy has become a campus celebrity.e said in chinese he was a junior. and i'm like, "no, that can't be right." and then he turned out to be cool, too. ( laughter ) like, he's not just a genius. he's also awesome! >> reporter: his mother clartetta kimp has walked this d wonder cind to class since day one. >> one day he was two or three and the wind blew and he said, "i wonder what the velocity of the wind at blah, blah, blah." and i just thought. >> reporter: to top that, her youngest son graduates from high school tomorrow. he's 11 and starts t.c.u. in the fall. so what do you want to study in college? >> i want to double major in astrophysics and engineering. >> when people meet them you know what they say to me? "they're so normal." >> reporter: she credits god. they cre credit her. how much do you owe to this lady? >> everything, really. >> oh! >> reporter: words of wisdom this mother's day weekend from a young genius. david begnaud, cbs news, dallas. >> mason: just an ordinary 14-year-old kid. nice to see david begn

justice ginsberg has prodigious work habits so the public observes someone that her life is in the law continues to be working to ensure that each of us can realize the potential to struggle through the obstacle to secure a better future for those of us here know so in this age with self-promotion somebody whose virtues were very real and early on as persons of all ages to agree with friendliness to cut the intellectual powerhouse to draw a huge crowd in pop culture. the occasion the around own work. is of great read and i cannot recommend it enough's. pdf but as a collection of thoughtful writing to with that commitment to protect outsiders with uh discourse from renquist damn brandeis to others that work with her. to be precise and a varied structure like the beautiful piece of music. joining me in conversation now is justice ginsberg and her two colleagues on the project with international women's rights and the professor of law of various best known for her work on the subject of gender and law. please join me know as we both of her and her colleagues onstage for a conversation. [a

jones that fascinates me is on one level he grew up in a small indiana town and he was a religious prodigy. he could quote biblical passages by memory and he would run from one church service to another and they talk about the book. he would drive from one church service to another on sunday to catch as many as he could. yet he also said his wife was quoted as saying basically by saying that he never really believed in god that he used religion as a way to infiltrate may be he wanted to spread the concept of socialism and he used religion as a way to do it. my question is, obviously understood a lot about what affect religion had on people, he read the bible and new about it, would you think his belief system was? >> like most of us, jim jones said and had an evolving belief system. there's no way we could ever look into anybody's heart and say this person definitely believe what he's saying now where this person is making it up. to understand jones we have to look at his life not just his last few years that we remember. imagine that you are a little boy growing up in lynn, indiana. it is

. >> reporter: since he started four years ago, the pint-sized prodigy has become a campus celebrity.i'll never forget walking in. he said in chinese that he was a junior. and i was like, no, that can't be right. and then he turned out to be cool, too. like he's not just a genius. he's also awesome. >> reporter: his mother, claretta kimp, has walked this wunderkind to class since day one. >> one day he was about 2 or 3 years old and he says -- the wind blew and he goes, "oh, i wonder what the velocity of the wind at a" -- you know, blah, blah, blah. and i just thought. >> reporter: to top that, her youngest son graduates from high school tomorrow. he's 11 and starts tcu in the fall. so what do you want to study in college? >> i want to double major in astro physics and engineering. >> when people meet them, you know what they say to me? they're so normal. >> reporter: she credits god. they credit her. how much do you owe to this lady? >> everything, really. >> oh. >> reporter: words of wisdom this mother's day weekend from a young genius. david begnaud, cbs news, dallas. >>> and that'

. >> the 8-year-old plays a young prodigy navigating high school. >> in the '90s and it brings in alls he talked about on big bang. >> we have so many wonderful tapes of so many kids and this one little guy was really special. >> jim, who wiexecutive produce takes his mini me to a broadway show. you can see young mary, zoe perry as a killer in "scandal." >> i haven't seen it yet. i'm waiting for her to put together all the season and watche i hear reports from people saying oh, my god, she's so evil. >> don't call me again. i don't like you. you're annoying. >> there is a new episode on thursday. it's never too late to start watching. >>> michael weatherly has one more episode before the finale of his showing, "bull." but sitting down for an interview with michael is always going to be a wild experience. >> you completed your freshman season. how does it feel? >> let me tell you about season one of "the bull". >> i never know what michael is going to say. his show is about the science of choosing a jury. >> i have jury duty starting tomorrow. >> do you? >> i do. i'm waiting for judge

." >> i've traveled across the country to new york city for a former prodigy of mine and her studentsstar chef without them knowing. first stop, the makeup chair to become somebody else. let's go! >> my name is maria. i spent last seven years as an executive chef for the gordon ramsey group. >> my name is james, and i want to learn how to cook. >> do you think gordon ramsey would be proud of my work? >> he would be. >> stephen: please welcome chef gordon ramsey. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! hello! thank you very much! >> stephen: thank you for being here. >> thank you! >> stephen: now, you already-- you already seem more cheerful than i'm used to seeing your face. this is more smiling than we normally get on one of your tv shows. >> we do have good days, though, days of utter perfection. but, unfortunately, they may look somewhat boring so i like to spice it up a little bit. >> stephen: every unhappy family is unhappy in their own way as saying goes. you have 31 restaurants, multiple michelin stars? >> yes. >> stephen: multiple michelin stars. you're a member of the order of

we've introduced you to the piano prodigy, a chef. >> today's super kid is one you don't want to messh. he is one of the top taekwondo fighters in the country. >> reporter: imagine training like this for hours at a time. tired yet? now have a pulled hamstring. >> if you sit out and not do anything, you won't get better and i need to get a lot better. >> reporter: his skill at rolling with the punches helped him win a spot on the u.s. national team. >> i hugged my coach and almost started crying. i didn't cry. my dad started crying taekwondo when he was four. now he hits the gym for 11 hours every week. in january he'll be going to the world championships. >> i'm just focused on my opponent and what my coach has to say behind me. i don't let any other voices get into my head. >> reporter: with that and all those hours of practice. >> good ride, guys. >> he just may have a fighting chance. in gainesville, aimee cho, news 4. >> we want to know about the super kids you know. all this talent that i wish i had. >> breaking news in prince george's county. they're still following the situatio

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