that's not the truth. >> reporter: how hard is it to do what sean johnson does? mething that you can just learn. >> reporter: but this correspondent could try. >> nice. that was good. nice. >> reporter: sean took it to it naturally. talent plus a fierce will propelled her. by 2008 johnson was the reigning world champion when she arrived in beijing. far from home and yet.... >> i was on the beam in the beijing olympics. the farthest point in the arena away from my parents on the other end. i could hear distinctively my mom and dad screaming for me. >> reporter: she was expected to win gold in the individual all around competition. but going into her final event she was a distant 8th. >> i figured it out about 10 seconds before i started my floor routine that my chances of gold were gone. i told myself, you know, if you can't actually get the gold medal, i want to go out there and prove to the 50,000 people in the arena that i deserved it. >> reporter: was it liberating in a sense? >> definitely. i remember that routine that moment i had zero pressure. i was just wa

sean johnson was shot to get what sitting on his front porch when years ago today. friends and family of the 12- year-old gathered together for a vigil in his honor. family members shared memories. >> when i went to his football games and i saw him smiling when they want. -- won. >> three men have been arrested and have arraignment dates scheduled for july. the ocean city fire department rushed into a hotel tonight around 9:00 p.m. there was a report of smoke and an elevator. officials say it was due to a malfunction. the building was evacuated for a short time after the scene was secured and everybody was led back in. a guest at the hilton hotel had quite a scare when a power outage left multiple people trapped in elevators. crews responded to the scene. they were able to get everybody out safely. no reports on any injuries or what led to the outage. it has been a hot day. a good start for the unofficial kickoff of summer. >> it is unusual to be this warm and humid. there was a little thunderstorm activity today. it was up to our north in pennsylvania. they lined u

sean johnson was shot on his front porch a year ago. friends and family gathered for a vigil in his honor. baloons and stuffed animals were put on the porch and family members shared memories. >> when i saw him, ever a joyful hug. >> three men have been arraigned in that shooting. >> the fire department had to rush to a hotel last night. there was moke smoke in an he will vitor due to an elevator malfunction. after the scene was secure, everyone was let back in. >> guests at a hotel on pratt street had quite a square when a power outage left multiple people trapped in elevators. fire officials responded to the scene before 8:00. they were able to get everyone out safely and there are no rorlts of -- reports of injuries. no word on what led to that outage. >> police say 30-year-old jermaine jeter did not report to his work release job. authorities say jeter was nearing the end of a prison sentence for second-degree murder. >> the driver who crashed into the back of a police car and sent a driver plunging over the jesks has been accused o

and click &pon "spotcrime" in the "hht topics" section at the top of the screen... 12-year-old sean johnsond killed on his ront porch. and now family and friends gaahhr to keep his memory alive. the incident happened on cliftview aveeue in northhast baltimore..johnsoo was watching an nba playoff game on hisspprch whhn he was shot and killed y tww men who opened fire in the area. family members say a part of them feels better knowing that he suspects have been ccughh. "everyyne's doing retty good, &pmuch better now that they've caught someone. you know just looking for closureeaad justice you know just want things to be safe around here for the rest of the kids." kids."johnson was one of four people shot that night, he was three suspects in the case first-degree murder. &p reverend marion bascom spent his llff advocating for racial equality. he was arrestee in the 66's, in an effort to deeegregate &pbaltimore pprks and rrstaurants...ofteetiieee succeeding.janice park tells us,,today hundreds remembered the ivil rights giint, whose influence went far beyond the walls of his church. church. in

to a 12-year-old shot and killed while on his front porch, family and friends held a vigil for sean johnsonn identity. last month three arrests were made. >>> am track trains are rolling again through baltimore after major delays yesterday. service was stopped between washington and philadelphia while crews repaired some wires. those repaired stopped the trains for three hours yesterday afternoon. the resulting delays lasted well into last night. >>> an annual tradition continues, rolling thunder roared into washington dc. thousand offense bikers and their bike -- thousands of bikers and their bikes rolled through to honor their fallen come raids on the eve of memorial day. they gathered with family and friend to support or heros past and present. >> you can -- you can't describe it. you have to live it. being a vet, i can understand it. you see people down here that lost somebody 30 years ago and it's skrus like yesterday. -- just like yesterday. >> it was the 25th anniversary of rolling thunder. >>> thousands of people hitting the beach in ocean city during the holiday weekend. one of the

. >> the family of 12-year-old sean johnson just marked the one year anniversary of his death.olice believe the shooter mistook him for someone else. it's been 3 years since raven wiet was caught in the cross fire. the shooting captured on a city watch camera. >> the other victims were also in their 20s. the gunman remains on the lose. >> if you have any information about the shooter, you are asked to call baltimore city police. >>> family and friends are remember ago towson university -- remembering a towson university student. 22-year-old matthew which he has wick was struck -- cheswick was struck while crossing costal highway. the driver drove off after the crash. he graduated in howard county. those who knew him are devastated. >> he had a great smile and carried that in everything he did. . >> just incredibly happy, touched so many people's lives. it's just a shame that we lost him. >> the driver is charged with homicide by vehicle while into bes intoxicated and leaving the scene of a fatal accident. >>> the debate over same sex marriage is heating up. the issue is all but

17-year-old derek brown, are each charged with a host of crimes, including murder. 12-year-old sean johnson was shot to death, while sitting on a porch, watching basketball games. three others were wounded. police say johnson and his friends were a victim of mistaken identity. each of the suspects faces attempted murder and assault. kai? >> vic, thank you. >>> they remain held without bail. >>> tonight, an inside look at the case against a lacrosse player, convicted of killing cockeysville native yeardley love. the clerk of court opens up the evidence on display. >> reporter: the evidence was on display inside the same courtroom, where george huguely was convicted of murdering yeardley love, who grew up in cockeysville. it included more than 200 photos of the case. one showed a bloody crime scene, and a 12-inch hole in the door, where huguely kicked it in. also, e-mails and text messages exchanged between the two. you're the biggest scum bag i've ever met wrote yeardley. huguely wrote, you're so expletive stupid. they also had to look at yeardley love's autopsy photos, which are not being r

they're charged in the may 2011 quadruple shooting that killed sean johnson. johnson was sitting on a porch, watching basketball on television. all three are being held without bail. >>> a multicar pileup extends the rush hour on the outer loop of the beltway. you can see this on 695 near state road. state police say eight vehicles were killed in the crash. all three lanes of the outer loop was closed. the wreckage cleared. four were taken to st. agnes hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> jessica kartalija has more from annapolis and the latest on the special session. >> reporter: the senate okays income tax increases for high earners. it means higher income taxes for people who make more than $100,000 a year. and couples who earn more than $150,000. it also splits teacher pension costs with local governments, over four years. the senate has also passed a tax increase on tobacco products, other than cigarettes as part of this package. both measures now go to the house. governor martin o'malley called the special session to avoid $500 million in cut

mosely, and derek brown, are each charged with a host of crimes, including murder. 12-year-old sean johnson was shot to death, while sitting on a porch, watching a basketball game. three others were hurt. police say johnson and his friends were victims of mistaken identity. in addition to murder charges, each of the suspects is charged with attempted murder and assault, denise? >> thank you, jessica. they remain held without bail. >>> an inside look at the case, against the lacrosse player, convicted of killing yeardley love. >> reporter: for the first time, the clerk of court opened the evidence to be on display. >> reporter: the evidence was on display inside the same courtroom, where george huguely was convicted of murdering yeardley love, who grew up in cockeysville. it included more than 200 photos from the case, including the crime scene. one photo showed a blood stain in love's apartment, and a 12- inch hole in the door, where huguely kicked it in. also on display, text messages and e-mails between the couple. including one that revolved around love finding huguely, with two high sch

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. >>> family and friends held a vigil for sean johnson over the weekend. what police say was a case of mistaken identity. last month three arrests were made. >>> in washington dc and on national tv governor martin o'malley answers questions about a run for the presidency. he joined newt gingrich on meet the press yesterday. when asked about his own presidential aspirations he said he hasn't thought that far and he's focusd on doing everything to elect democratic parties. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, you see,, [ jared ] uh, michael? you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >>> take a look at this. it is the catch of the day. darrell fallberg went flying over the fence to make the last out of friday's game. whoa. 4-2 victory. >> and his back's okay? >> yeah. our producer said it was unfreaking believable catch. that's a tv news term. >>> 8:00, welc

roman, sean twig and j.j. johnson were all state championship wrestlers in maryland this year.espite going to different high schools they got their start in the same barn. yes, i said barn. more on the wrestling program. one of the best kept secrets around. >> reporter: way from the house and bustle of the city in rural maryland, the days move slower, premium on family values. and the kids learn early in a there is no substitute for an honest day's work. motto stands one of the most successful regimen programs in the state. >> i grew up a farm. it is kind of the same thing. it is hard work. i mean, it is what you have in wrestling. you have to have character to work hard all the time. you have to know when to work and play. the coach puts that into his wrestlers. >> basic, no frills. hard work. solves everything to a point. and live by that. >> reporter: newspaper clip show no excuses blue-collar mentality translates to sports. >> i was second state two years in a row. junior year and this year i won it. >> reporter: sean twig was part of the first group of kids that joined whe

sean duffy. you know senator ron johnson and tom graves you know some of the more conservative people in congress and their speech levels in some cases of middle schoolers and i should say in some cases the same was true for lawmakers on the opposite side of the political spectrum or progressive democrats also tend to speak at a lower grade grade level and overall but the congress of today speaks today at about a ten point six grade level that's down from eleven point five in two thousand and five so what is up with this dumbing down well we are in the age of cable networks and pundits who use quick catchy phrases you may have noticed a long winded intelligent orations rarely make it onto our airwaves the shorter the sweeter the sound bite the better chance it has of being played over and over on c.n.n. but considering that the us constitution is written at a seventeen point eight grade level and the declaration of independence at a fifteen point one grade level which is not for a moment and ask ourselves do i want to vote for a lawmaker who talks like i would or would i rather vote for somebody

. >> sean gregory johnson. >> russell isaac long. >> just an anthony. >> kyle larry joe phillips. >> joshua michael rodriguez. >> zachary daniel schuman. >> taylor hargrove. >> daniel day. >> john harper. >> eric wilson. >> michael david. >> combat squadron -- to death squadron -- cadet squadron 10. >> david. >> zachary. >> grant. >> caitlin. >> stormy brewer. >> christopher carl. >> robert daniel. >> benjamin samuel. >> erin rose. >> daniel. >> ashley elizabeth. >> daniel patrick hayes. >> daniel robinson hughes. >> kyle matthew johnson. >> john wall server. >> cabin in true. -- kevin and true. >> tess o'neill. >> eric louise. >> nathan alexander wells. >> calvin john winter. >> lance. >> cadets squadron 11. >> chad. >> lindsay ada barber. >> james lance. >> curt david. >> christina merry. >> allison murray. >> nathaniel. >> stephen gregory. awn.helsea d >> joshua hagan freedom -- freeman. >> sean joseph. >> brian anderson. >> sean michael. >> eric. >> mackey charles t. said. -- keith. >> benjamin gary. >> stephanie ann. >> christopher david more house. >> christine l. elisabeth sal

johnson sends one deep to the right. can't get it. matt joyce, scores. runner on the way. sean rodriguez colliding. he can't hold on. you can't knock me, boy, a big run. bottom of the seventh. nick johnson. 3-2, man on first. johnson bringing them home! two-run homer. first of the year. that's the game winner, folks. orioles came become to win. 4-3. johnson's reward. you know what it was, pie in the face. adam jones. that's how they roll. turn now, golf. second round. players championship. in play fla fflorida. tiger woods. pick them up on the eighth hole. ten-foot birdie putt. right in the hole. drained it. first of four straight birdies for tiger. then on 16 now, another birdie putt to move to two under. here he goats. right in that cup. like a string. and tiger four under 68. twun two under par. three way tie atop the leader board at 8 under par. okay. don't forget tomorrow on nbc sports network at 7:30, caps/rangers, game seven. trip to the eastern conference finals on the line. has this not been an absolutely remarkable season for those guys, man? they have got this town talking and buzzing

johnson. he homered on mother's day 10 years ago. does it again. 9-7 game. bottom 9. 2 on for jones. 2 outs. sean rodriguez cannot make the play. safe. makarkas holds, does not try to score. from first. instead, matt winer -- coming to -- back to rodriguez. that ends the game. 9-8 your final. nothing conceded. >> i do not think it surprises anybody, especially me. there's -- now there's a good air about the dugout. >> the yankees in town whether pending tomorrow. reagan's wrapped up their rookie camp this morning and owens mills. the first look at the new crop of ravens. they got number 91 there. 35th overall, tasked with a tough role. the iraqis give the impression there ought to the task. >> giving myself a pair is why i want to get down and be ready to dish and in shape for when the veterans get in. this is going out and do what i do best and play football. >> acting like a professional on a day-to-day basis and doing the things that i need to be a successful professional is something i am working on. >> also today, at camp, a special visitor -- kentucky derby champion trainer doug o'neill. taking advantage of this 15 minute

sean rodriguez knocks the catcher back ward but weiter holds on. another look at the collision. he's a golden glove. survived the hit. o's down by one, johnson home run derby. a drive to right field that puts the o's on top 4-3. that held up to be the game winner. a 4-3 victory to move the o's into sole position of first place. johnson, jones and nick markakis all singled at johnson's first as an oriole. masn on sunday, a mother's day special. see the season finale here. >>> prior to tonight's game, ed reed to deliver the ceremonial first pitch. he's the guy that's delivered and taken hard hits on the football field. reeves has been a key to the ravens team now. now they return knowing terrell suggs will be out. >> like i told suggs just make sure you recover and rehab yourself to 100% before you come here. don't try to rush this back saying that you're going to be back august, september, whenever it is that you think you're going to be back. it's going to be your body that tells you when you're ready. >> he's talked about wanting a new contract, he joked that gm ozzie newsom won't take his phone call. >>> heading into preakness, kentucky de

. >> sean: you know and i know -- and neil bortz is in the studio, he's a libertarian friend of mine. gary johnson's to win. isn't that a half vote for obama. think about this $5 trillion in debt, this country is on the way to,r being greece. why vote for him? >> i believe that voting for the lesser evil will lead to more evil. do the math. >> sean: repealing obamacare. >> i actually believe that romney is a fabulous candidate, then you should vote for him. i don't. most of the stuff i disagree with obama on, i also disagree with romney on. to me, they are much more similar than they are to you. >> sean: my fear about governor romney, this is an opportunity for him to be a great president. but this is not a time for half measures to save the country from being greece. that would mean, he has to cut government spending, balance the budget, stop borrowing 40 cents on every dollar, eliminate health care. if he doesn't do it, i will be disappointed as a conservative. >> i am sure you will be. a libertarian is far right as you can go on money and as far left as you can go on sex. take a left on sex and r

sean donovan is a 15th secretary of the department of housing and urban development. skektary donovan has served in this capacity since january 2009. secretary donovan you may proceed with your testimony. >> thank you, chairman johnson. ranking smeb shelby. members of the committee. thank you for this opportunity to testify about the administration's initiatives to help american homeowners rebuild equity in their homes. mr. chairman, this hearing comes at a moment in which our housing market appears to have turned a corner following the best winner of home sales since the crisis began. with interest rates at historic lows more than 4 million homeowners have refinanced their mortgages pulling $27 billion a year in real savings into the hands of american families and into our economy. because we provided responsible families opportunities to stay in their homes more than 5.9 million modifications have been started many the last three years and the number of families falling into foreclosure is half of what it was in early 2009. because we helped communities struggling with concentrated foreclosures placed with targeted stablsization investments have seen vacancies fall. most importantly of all our economy has added pr

sean: yes. >> i would like them to know he is temperamentally unsuited for the job of president. you know, you look at lyndon johnson, he couldn't give a good speech. he couldn't read from the teleprompter, but he understood how to work the levers of power in washington. barack obama is a wonderful speechifier. looks good, great tie. he has no idea how to work washington. he doesn't really have any interest in it, either. vipeople tell me that they attend meetings on foreign affairs with him and he gets a phone from the head of state and he complains in front of everybody, you know what? i have to deal with these congressmen to get my bills passed. of course he does! he doesn't like to do it? maybe that's why there is a disconnect. bill clinton would be up into all hours of the night and talk to anybody who would talk to him. >> ronald reagan and tip o'neill. >> sean: is it after 6:00? >> yeah. >> sean: interesting point. all right. let's talk about meeting jeremiah wright. >> yes. >> sean: this is fascinating. tell us about the meeting? >> it was -- it wasn't what i expected, tell you the truth. because the guy who

sean payton was already suspended for the season. gregg williams was suspended indefinitely. >>> magic johnson officially a new other than of the wnero believe this, we're going to win again and hopefully all of you will come and support that winning organization, hopefully you will support dodger pride, and we're committed for the long hall. we'll be on it for it the long haul. >> the dodgers merged there bankruptcy just yesterday paving the way for the $2 billion deal. $2 billion. >>> brand new video shows a shadowy figure jumping off a duck boat right before this deadly crash in philadelphia. two hungarian students were killed when a barge slammed into this disabled tour boat. this was just about two years ago. why seeing the video now? because attorneys for the students' parents one week before a federal trial in that wrongful death lawsuit. they say the jumper is an employee of the duck boat operator. investigation. >>> investigators are searching for the cause of the spectacular fire that ripped through part of terry perry's multimillion-dollar studio overnift. you see the aftermath. some of it chancing. several building are e

sean burnett into clean up the mess. now, he would surrender a run on a sacrifice fly, walk the next batter, but then he gets a line out and ends the sggame. after the game, davie johnsonsked about another struggle for rodriguez. >> i survived some wild pitch pitchers. in new york walked two or three and got a double play. either lights out or sometimes he's exciting. again, burnett did a heck of a job bailing him out. our bull pen was kind of beat up and short. so the outcome was good, but getting there wasn't that easy. >> that's davie johnson. going to be a painful two years for the redskins. an arbitrator has upheld the salary cap reductions that the nfl placed on the redskins and the cowboys. the skins have been -- that's what we were talking about. yeah. here we go. >> finally got around to it. >> you knew we'd get there. the skins have beaeeen docked $ million over two years when. and otas continue. the rave reviews continue to pour in from the veterans regarding robert griffin 3rd. the vets getting their sflirs in person look arg about gchlg3 o practice field. and all he's done is impress. griffin knows how important it is to earn the trust of his teammates and

johnson. his multi-volume biography of the president. and look for our second hour of conversation with robert caro, sunday may 20. >> sean donovan says the housing market in the country has turned a corner. he cited declining foreclosures and increasing home sales. the secretary knows was part of an event in washington by bloomberg on wednesday. this is about an hour. >> we will move from one tricky subject, this ifiscal situation here in america, to another tricky subject, the housing situation in america. the next panel, if they want to start making their way up here, i will do some quick introductions. sean donovan is joining us here on stage. james lockhart as well, vice chairman, former director of the federal finance agency under president bush. we also have jim mills been, restructuring officer in the u.s. treasury department. we are pleased to have the three of them here. please send your questions to bloomberg.net. >> thank you, a gentleman, for joining us. i am excited about this panel. there has been $7.90 trillion in housing raced since the boom. one in eight mortgages are either delinquent or in foreclosure. there are 1 mill