when reardon struck out the last batter in the final inning he didn't like it. had something to say. said something back. >> reporter: but sanfilippo said that he's innocent and that reardon was upset. >> disgruntled parents that don't make travel baseball. >> reporter: sanfilippo is charged with 20 counts with aggravated assault and one count of stalking as well. the worst thing about kids' sports is these parents these days. >>> time now for a check of the other top stories with paula faris. it's the overnight team here. >> what time is it right now? i'm so confused. we have an overnight show here at abc. >>> od morni firefighters in washington state with battling two huge wildfires, just as dangerous is the suffocating smoke forcing people to wear masks when they go outside. >>> in politics, mitt romney is back on the campaign trial in colorado. an intense battleground state schedule. president obama stumped in washington yesterday. another key swing state. >>> and lindsay lohan is supposedly suing the guy in the alleged accident in new york. >>> going gangna

it all started earlier this year sanfilippo got into an altercation with rival coach john reardon over simple baseball manner and then -- >> i started receiving text messages of pictures of myself and my son in front of our house. >> reporter: he said that those texts became more threatening towards his wife and my son. >> a picture of me and my son. saying i'm going to pick your son up at the bus stop. >> reporter: police say the text came from an untraceable phone. but they were able to track it back to sanfilippo. the tension between the two began build after an altercation in may, when reardon's son struck out the last batter in the final inning he didn't like it. he had something to say. i said something back. nothing crazy. >> reporter: but sanfilippo said that he's innocent and that reardon was upset when his son was once rejected by a travel team. >> disgruntled parents that don't make travel baseball. >> reporter: sanfilippo is charged now with 20 counts of aggravated assault and one count of stalking as well. perhaps the worst thing about kids sports is these parents these da

the tension between the two began to build after an altercation in may when reardon's son struck outn the inning. >> he didn't like it. he had something to say. i said something back, nothing crazy. maybe some curse words went back and fort. >> reporter: but sanfilippo claims he's innocent and it's reardon's son who was once taken off a travel baseball team. >> disgruntled teams. that's baseball. >> you innocent? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: sanfillipo is charged now with 20 counts of aggravated assault and even 1 count of stalking, as well. perhaps the worst thing about kids' sports are the parents these days. >> time and again we see it, thanks, rob. >> no problem. >> time for a check of the other top stories with paula faris in for ron claiborne. the overnight team here. >> i know. what time is it right now? i'm so confused. >> working this late. >> oh, yeah, we have an overnight show at abc. >>> moving on, good morning. in the news, everybody, firefighters in washington state are battling two huge wildfires trying to prevent them from merging and just as dangerous is t

. -- reardon can respond to that. president hwang: thank you. mr. sanchez. >> the subject property is located within a public zoning district. while it is unknown historic resource, it is not an individual landmark. it is not required to have a review from the historic preservation commission for the modifications. given that it is in -- not in a p district. review was done by the project. most of the concerns raised relate to the environmental aspects and not the permits themselves. this are best addressed in a separate appeal. the permit that is before you that appears that everything is proper in terms of the environmental review on the scope of the work that is before you and the permit and it did receive the proper environmental review. the analysis of the categorical exemption did outline the character defining features of the park and found the proposal would not make any adverse impacts on the character defining features and therefore, the categorical exemption was granted. i am available to answer any questions you may have. vice president

reardon. >> good evening, commissioners. patrick o'reardon, dbi. i believe there are multiple layers of review, inspection -- and inspection involved with this work. and i really think that it's everyone's intent to deliver a code-compliant project here. since the last meeting regarding this matter, six special inspections have been applied to this permit, as would be required for the structural elements involved with the work. so that is another level of a review, and verification for the structural work having to do with what was proposed under this permit. the accessibility features, they were reviewed by kevin jenson, who is city staff with dpw. he is a specialist -- he is going to do the inspections regarding the accessibility along with dbi. again, we intend to ensure that we have compliance with the requirements of ada, and accessibility for this park. senior inspector duffy who spoke to you at the last meeting regarding this matter was at the site last thursday to investigate a complaint regarding possible work at the tennis court area. he

there's a wonderful character named hank reardon and "atlas shrugged" who owned a steel mill and he says no more moral place in the world than a steel mill because you know keckly what is right and exactly what is wrong. if you knew what is wrong with some 500-ton oven that is melting 500 tons of steel, you can't be immoral. that doesn't have anything to do with the bible. >> you draw parallels between bill gates and -- why? >> in the book the great innovator who created a new kind of metal that is stronger than steel, that product was so competitive and so destructive to the status quo that the unholy alliance and corrupt government officials inspired to put them out of business in the same way as people who could not -- and conspired to put bill gates out of business. don't tie yourself that was it to good or. those guys were paid off and egged on by people in silicon valley such as bill gates. >> here's a little taste of donald luskin's, i am john galt, today's heroic innovators building the world and the villainous parasites destroying it. this is booktv. .. >> they operate danced is

it started when reardon said he received texts, including photos of reardon's wife in the driveway and to the bus stop. you saw the pictures, the angle is coming from over here? >> yeah, i think he was hiding behind that fence there or parks in the car there. i can't believe i'm on "good morning america" talking about being stalked because of a baseball game, it's crazy. >> reporter: on friday, police arrested sanfilippo right in the middle of a game, no less. he's been charged with 20 counts of aggravated harassment and one count of stalking. the name of his team, oddly enough, the long island vengeance. you can see the decal here on the window of his home. >> are you innocent? >> absolutely. >> reporter: riordan says all of this should be a lesson to parents to lighten up and let their kids simply enjoy the game. in the meantime, though, he wants justice. >> i want to make sure this guy's punished for what he did. i want him to feel the anxiety and the nervousness that me and my family felt. >> now, sanfilippo will be back in court october 9th. he could face 20 years in prison. he wa

john reardon says the reported harassment involves text messages and pictures of him and his family and man he says is behind it all, 35-year-old, who is a little league coach. police arrested him. >> i started receiving text messages of pictures of myself and my son in front of our house. and obviously taken without us knowing they were taken. a picture of me at the bus stop saying i'm going to pick up at the bus stop for you, and to me that's when it went over the line. >> harris: and he's facing 20 counts of aggravated harassment and one count of stalking and police say he's been carrying a grudge since an argument at a tournament last spring. new comments about the controversial ad that debuts in new york city. and police will see it on subway stations across the city and what the ad says about some in the islamic faith, concerns are it could spark violence in the united states and anna kooiman is looking into it, and giving us a first look at the ad. >> we certainly are and the controversial ads are going up in ten subway stations in and around new york city and read, in any war, a

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cops stay that he got into an argument with john reardon back in may after reardon's son struck out andessages of pictures of his son. >> he had a picture of me and my son at the bus stop. and say i'm going to pick him up at the bus stop for you, to me, that's when it went over the line. >> taking it too far. cops say that he used untraceable phone, but they were able to track it down where he bought the phone. his lawyer says there is no proof his client sent the text messages. hiccups can be annoying when they don't go away, and one michigan teenager knows the feeling too well. 18-year-old jason craft has been hiccupping for a year and a half and he says he public hiccups 150 times a day and tried everything, every trick in the book to try to solve the problem. and doctors have run multiple tests on him and he has the doctors are stumped and he hopes the hiccups don't follow him through college. >> and a spoonful of sugar, that works. >> you saw the video of him doing it, it doesn't work. >> ainsley: mary poppens says. >> a spoonful of sugar. >> ainsley: and he has the 5 a.m. shuttle

no one things seem to work reardon if you got the combination might come you got a good governor andyou got a minister working with you, you could achieve some progress. but by the time i left, and the production had gone up in afghanistan, gunned down in helmand and not elsewhere. it was a bit like splat the rat if you're old enough to remember. you splat the rat and another one comes out the morals. other ones had been poppies free family became attracted. >> is that across -- [inaudible] >> is strongly supply and demand. we were dealing with the supplies that were the demands they was over. and i said it's not my area. i know there's lots of controls, but i came to the conclusion that we should just legalize it and make a health issue and take it out of the hands of the criminals, but that's another debate, but i did get very pessimistic about it. because the actual farmers were getting very little. it is all the narcotics linked with terrorism and all that. i mean, we did have an impact because the mossad, and cutting off the taliban supplies and affect the non-financially. so i