. >>> good evening, and we begin tonight with the horror being played out near seattle, washington. a school shooting. a popular football player allegedly opening fire in the cafeteri cafeteria. and all day today, families huddling, reuniting with their children. at least two people have died, one of them the gunman. neal karlinsky leads us off. >> possible shooting. >> reporter: the first call comes into 911 from someone inside the school. students with their hands up could be seen running out of marysville-pilchuk high. police with guns drawn, sweeping inside, checking locked doors. minutes later, the shooter is reported dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. but so is another student, and three in critical condition. you heard the shots? must have been terrified. are you okay? soon, terrified parents could be seen flooding the area. a nearby church set aside for kids to be taken and reunited. >> she called me right away. thank god. i can't imagine the parents that hadn't heard from their kids. >> reporter: the scene, heart-wrenching. >> we just ran into a classroom. >> reporte

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we'll hear from a witness, an account of the deadly school shooting north of seattle, washington. also speak with the washington congressman, jim mcdermott. >>> plus, the ebola scare in new york city. a doctor is now in isolation after testing positive. his fiancee and two friends are in quarantine. authorities are scrambling to locate others he may have contacted. (woman) the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain especially with bloody or black stools the most common side effect is d

seattle. providence medical center in everett, washington, is about 30 miles to the north of us. if you see the chopper behind us, this landed minutes ago. originally there was one victim here. a 14-year-old boy with a jaw injury. and harbor view officials told us that they were not going to be taking any more patients as far as they knew, but then we just received words minutes ago that another person was on the way and they landed in this chopper, and they took him by ambulance from that chopper inside to the emergency room here at harbor view. four people were injured. two people dead. one of the dead, the shooter, jaylen fryburg, a freshman. a female was also killed in the shooting this morning and four others were injured. the 14-year-old boy who was injured with the jaw injury, he's here and now one other. we have not learned anything else about this. but in the last few hours, sources close to the situation have told us a little bit more about the shooter. he was an athlete, a good student, they said, and most recently, he was crowned homecoming prince for his freshman cla

this is just off campus there in marysville, washington, which is a seattle suburb. kids -- if history says anything, they'll all be searched. that standard operating procedure that i think national police departments across the country started implementing at pearl high school, mississippi. a young man named luke woodham who created great havoc there and ended lives on that campus, and after that they started working together protocols for student -- for schools across the nation as they did after the tragedy at columbine high school where eric harrison and dillon klebold went on the shooting spree there. the sort of motus operandi to get every student searched before they are allowed to leaf the school. it just gives everybody a sort of peace of mind. fox news channel are working their way there. in the meantime, let's listen to kcpq, fox 13 news for the seattle area. >> he just sent us this from the news. the student originally taken to providence, left providence for harbor view trauma center which could be a bit of a concern. harbor view, that is our largest tra

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police in seattle washington believe they have found the body of missing actress missing upham. the 32-year-old native american was reported missing by her family over a week ago. the body was turned over to an medical examiner to confirm the identical and determine the cause of death. >> new on "action news," a australian man has been dubbed "spiderman" after a trip to indonesia. a spider was living in his body it burrowed through a scar in his belly button. the doctor told him it was a small insect by the, but the scar kept growing and growing, so doctors took a closer look and determined that a spider was in there. they were able to get it out. >> wow! no itsy bitsy spider there. >>> the head of the cdc answer questions over the ebola virus. >> another thing in favor of drinking wine, especially for milled aged the all-new mercedes-benz gla took nearly 600lbs of high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine took over 1.1 million miles of extreme driving. but, this may be the most impressive number of a

we are following the breaking news outside of seattle washington as we await this update from the marysville police i'd like to ask both of you, would have, carolyn bring you to in new type of legislation that would probably deal strictly with schools? and i asked this question earlier, how can we keep firearms out of schools? i mean, we keep firearms -- we think -- off airplanes in the country going through a tsa and radar -- or you know, a certain detection devices and whatnot, what can we do to make sure that when kids go in a school they are in a safe haven? >> we have some safe havens in new york. you have police in the neighborhoods where the schools are. but at the city council now you have to go through and be checked whether or not you have a gun just like in the capitol and public buildings. they have a check thing you have to go through. maybe we have to initiate that in our schools. but it's tragic to even think you have to have a whole high-tech system set up to check people for guns. why don't we keep guns out of the hands of children and out of the hands of unstable people and

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this say picture of rare water spout in seattle, washington captured yesterday near anderson island in the sound and triggered first tornado warning in metro seattle area in nearly five years no reports of injuries or damage. >>> college football played nud monsoon like environment mississippi state auburn game in mississippi where the rain was coming down in torrents and made a very difficult for players to keep their hands on the football. you can see rain pouring down the stadium steps. there cheerleaders and band were soaked completesly through their uniforms. i was a xwand member. i remember those days rain or shane, rain or shine. >> showers. >> no rain excuse for the eagles tonight. >> it actually looks like perfect weather for eagles game. let's go live on sky6. perfect weather for the weekend and yesterday was miserable with cloud cover and periods of rain it was miserable start to the weekend and there's payoff a lot of sunshine expected today 51 degrees, 41ment winds out of north 7 miles an hour and pressure reading 30.29" and slowly rising, temperatures this morning bottome

multiple reports north of seattle area, mary school washington, grades 9 through 12. we've been on this for the last 20 minutes or so. the pictures showing us getting ahead of them waiting outside of the school, waiting for the school buses to arrive to take them to the locations as assigned by the school and the school district. if you go to the website of the marysville school, they are clear that the school is in lockdown as we can see with our own eyes, law enforcement is there, ambulances have arrived. there have been several students who have been shot, two of whom, at least two according to reports were air lifted to a hospital in the seattle area but the big question is has this shooter, i say shooter, has the shooter been taken down? >> according to them we have our affiliate cairo who spoke to the mother of a boy at the high school. she tells our affiliate that her son said that a boy opened fire near the cafeteria. these are unconfirmed reports. this is what a mother is reporting. that a boy opened fire. her son was supposed to be in the cafeteria. stopped,

we'll keep an eye on that school shooting north of seattle, washington tonight. >>> another heartbreaking story where a student opened fire in a high school cafeteria shooting five students, killing one of them. a spokesman for the hospital where the wounded students were taken says all four survivors are in very critical condition. the gunman also died in that attack. >>> investigators from the national transportation safety board are on the ground in frederick, maryland, trying to determine what caused that deadly midair collision yesterday between a helicopter on a training flight and a small plane that left three people dead and two people injured. andrea mccarren is live now with an update from the ntsb. what have we learned, andrea? >> reporter: right now a few minutes ago we watched a long flatbed truck maryland state police and other construction equipment pull down this rural road and head to the crash site. the wreckage will be removed and put into storage tonight for a careful piece by piece review. >> airplane down and helicopter down. >> there were no distress calls from eith

. >>> new information about last week's deadly school shooting near seattle, washington. police now say the gunman jaylen fryberg sent a text message to all five victims asking them to sit with him at lunch. he then shot them at their table at the cafeteria. detectives are going over months worth of text messages, phone records and social media posts. fryberg committed suicide shortly after the shooting, two victims died, three others remain hospitalized. >>> in england, police are coming under fire for what some say was a breach of security involving prime minister david cameron. cameron was leaving a meeting when a jogger almost ran right into him. the man came within inches of cameron before being arrested. that jogger later told bbc news he had no idea it was the prime minister. he was just out for his daily lunch time jog. >>> well, here is more proof that the star-spangled banner is one of the hardest songs to sing, especially when you are in front of tens of thousands of people. now the lead singer of the band staind is apologizing for messing up at the world serie

. >>> we do have some new information about last week's deadly school shooting near seattle, washington. the gunman, jaylen fryberg sent a text message to all five victims asking them to sit with him at launch. then he shot them at their table in the cafeteria. detectives are going over months of text messages and phone records. fryberg committed suicide shortly after. two of his victims died. three others remained hospitalize p.m. >>> police in britain are come under fire what some say is a breach of security. kameron was leaving a meeting when a jogger almost ran into him. the man came within inches of kameron. the jogger later told bbc news he no idea it was the prime minister. he was just on his daily lunch time jog. >>> there is more proof, folks, that the star spa"the star-span is hard to sing. now lead singer is apologizing for messing up during sunday's night world series game. ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ were so gallantly streaming >>> if you think some players had weird looks on their faces that's because the words were wrong. aaron lewis forgot some of the words. he apologize

. >> nobody discovered seattle washington. >> reporter: seattle's city council voted unanimously to recognise indigenous people's day as many cities observed colombus day. minnesota made the -- minneapolis made the decision in april, and brooklyn california has been doing it since 1992. >> christopher columbus as been described as discovering the new world. others say that is knobel. poem were living there. others called him a pirate. >> it internalizes genocide, making them ashamed to be who they are. >> i fete myself growing up. it was time to change it, and not honour a man that killed their family. >> reporter: his journal describes the enshaving and external nation of the population. but italian americans argued that he was an explorer, and changing it was an instalment. >> americans everywhere are intensely offended. >> reporter: the city of seattle is named for an american leader. an ittian american group in the city says it planned on forming a political action committee. >> reporter: washington is one of the state's that decided not to recognise colombus day on the state level. it's

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. >>> good evening, and we begin tonight with the horror being played out near seattle, washington. a school shooting. now we've learned the suspect, a popular high school football player. allegedly opening fire in the cafeteria. students evacuating, sprinting to safety. and all day today, families huddling, reuniting with their children. a father hugging his daughter after finding her in the crowd. at least two people have died, one of them the gunman. others taken to the hospital. neal karlinsky leads us off. >> possible shooting at the high school in a cafeteria. >> reporter: the first call comes into 911 from someone inside the school. the sickeningly familiar alert. students with their hands up could be seen running out of marysville-pilchuk high. >> can we get another gurney up here? we got one more coming out. >> reporter: police with guns drawn, sweeping inside, checking locked doors. minutes later, the shooter is reported dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> shooter is down. >> reporter: but so is another student, and four injured, three in critical condition. >> we

they have installed new bio metric scanners in the private lounge in seattle washington to gauge the response by frequent flyers. the device allows passengers to check in with the press of the digit. while this will save time it will need to be approved by the transportation security administration. >>> if that means that these lines get moved up, all the better. >> how bit. >> we have an eye on the storm and what we are thinking this will hit our area. >> this will be an all take event but it gets progressively worse with time. so later you plan to be out basically, the the more likely you will want to have an umbrella. this will be heavy rain that moves in. right now it is just a wall of rain heading our way. i will show thaw on storm scan three but not only rain that is something we have to deal with but gusty thunderstorms. not necessarily as much as a severe weather threat. we have been showing you video and devastating coverage for the last few days across the deep south where severe storms rumbled through from the same system. that is not going to be our story, however. we're

. >> nobody discovered seattle, washington. >> seattle city council has vo voted unanimously.keley california has been doing it since 1992. christopher columbus has long been described as discovering the new world 500 plus years ago. but indigenous populations say that's impossible, people were already living there. >> it internalizes genocide in our are population. i felt it myself growing up it's time to change it so they can be proud of themselves and not honor a man that murdered their family. >> in 1492 columbus arrived on hispaniola his own journal describes the enslaving of the local population. but italian americans argue that the day is the recognition ever columbus as an explorer and changing it is an insult to their culture and heritage. >> italian americans everywhere are intensely offended. >> the city of seattle is actually named for a native american leader but the effort to celebrate as different holidays was shot down. the italian american group features, not to recognize columbus day on the state level. it's still a federal holiday meaning that mail is not de

are from rwanda 2600 miles away from the closest affected country in west africa as close as seattle washingtons to philadelphia. but for some, it really doesn't matter. >> anybody from that area should just stay there until all this stuff is resolved. there's nobody infected here. let's keep it that way. >> reporter: well, it is not clear tonight whether the family themselves made the decision to keep their kids out of school or the school district made that suggestion. we can tell you after that 21 days, the kids will start going to school here at yocum. we tried to get in touch with the school superintendent. she referred all questions to the school district's website. joyce? >> all right. thank you, chris. >>> our coverage of the ebola situation continues on myfoxphilly.com. we'll post the latest updates right there on our home page. >> murder victim has been found in bucks county police believe he was beaten and then stabbed with a screwdriver. police found the man's body this morning at post road and pennsylvania avenue that's in morrisville. they believe he died from lacerations to his h

known before the election we knew that obama and his mother spent the first year of his life in seattle washington and. and those said what? i did not know this. not until 2012 that "the washington post" poll a surprise winner acknowledged yes, there was no family they've lived together in seattle the first sighting was a three week called august 61 but yet there were four major biographies written between a the election and it is filled with that. and the near time rates about obama as mother and does not tell us one word where she was from the time she was at school february february 61 by the time the baby is born and she knows there is a controversy that not one word. what happens now they are called conspiracy theorist and those in the minister not doing their job they're supposed to be doing. even after the block is fear said he was two years old when his father left knowing that no one would call him on that. but that is the way their role. but the "fast & furious" program began under the previous administration. buttenbaum bus spun his dictionary univision forum several months earlier the

about as close as seattle washington is to philadelphia. >> another school in mississippi whereparent parents pulled their kid out of class after the principle traveled to zambia. some eager to stoke fears about the virus. >> i'll tell you, the biggest mistake that continues to be made is now more than two weeks into this, we continue to allow open commercial air flights from countries that have been stricken by ebola. >> let's focus on concentrating our efforts to stop it in africa. but let's also make sure that we're protecting america's borders from coming in here, too. >> there are now doctors saying that we're not so sure that it can't be transmitted by airborne. >> what we need from the president is serious leadership to protect the american people. this shouldn't be a partisan issue. we should be protecting citizens of this country. >> in fact, there are doctors that are saying in a sneeze or a cough, some of the airborne particles can be infectious. >> the administration is not acting to protect our southern borders or to restrict commercial airline flights from places with an

execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington.ght of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know, that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating high school in 2009, dejuan earned a bachelors degree in communic

the death toll tonight rising after a school shooting that took ways outside seattle washington, thisar-old, gia soriano, has succumbed to her injuries. investiggtors revealing moments ago that he had arranged to meet the victims, to our his cousins in advance. president obama heading to wisconsin tomorrow trying to help al governor scott walker if here to discuss that and all the other races around the country, the "a-team." republican strategist ed rollins and pulitzer rize-winning columnist for the "new york post", michael goodwin, both contributors and pollster campaign strategist kellyanne conway. walker is in a dead heat. i want to ask you is obama going to help or hurt democrats in wisconsin? >> probably heard or neutralized. but mary burke doesn't know any better. [laughter] i think he should stay inn3 washington and show leadership on the crisis. lou: can we vote on a? [laughter] >> he tends to be available these days and no one wants to listen. but scott walker, we would like to see him win by double digits. and scott walker wouldn't be one of them. lou: we have looked at th

execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington.t of april 27 30-year-old leroy henderson walked in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in the hail of ten bullets. p one month earlier two men were murdered in the neighborhood of lashi. >> he came to the front door and took my son. >> drawn anderson young's mother and grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the son that everybody wanted to have. he was always wanting to learn. he had a good work ethic. >> when he was 11 hen$1j÷ came , he said grandma i want to work rather than asking for money p. what can i do to earn money? i will mow the grass, i will wash dishes. >> he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> as he grew in his own as he approached his teenaged years he was struggling with his sexuality. he came out at 14 and he told me that he was gay. that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating from high school in 2009 he earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the university of washi

millimeter handgun has been linked to three previous homicides, execution-style murders committed in seattle, washington. the on the night of april 7, 2014, leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leschi. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> they shared memories of the young man. >> he was the son that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things. and he had a good work eth wiic >> he said i wanted to work. >> rather than asking for money he would say what can i do. >> he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own. >> as he grew into his own. as he just approached his teenaged years he was struggling with his sexuality. and he came out at 14 wane toan me he was gay. >> after graduating high school in 2009 he earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the university of washington. in 2014 he had just landed a job at a consulting firm and growing his own web design business. >> he was really look forward to his future an

we begin with the deadly high school shooting outside of seattle, washington.the gunman, 14-year-old jaylen fryberg, recently crowned homecoming prince, was methodically shooting students at the lunchroom in the high school. one was killed, four others critically injured before fryberg turned the gun on himself. >>> and a new mandatory quarantine in new jersey and new york city from health care workers traveling back from the ebola hot zone in west africa. a medical worker in new jersey just tested negative for the virus after developing a fever in isolation. >>> and tlc canceled the popular show "here comes honey boo boo" after mama june was accused of dating a registered sex offender. she denies that. >>> and san diego, a big birthday blow youth to celebrate the baby orange tan who turns one year old today. they have been putting together birthday boxes and filling them with gourds. what every 1-year-old wants. popcorn and peanuts. and celebrating by hanging around with her mom. >> or rangatan. >> i say it that way, it sounds better. >> it sounds better. >> c

it happened just a few hours ago in the cafeteria of a high school about 30 miles north of seattle, washingtonpradelli joins us live now from the satellite center with the very later. chad? >> another tragic school shooting and a number of fatalities could rise. three students remain in critical condition. another in serious condition. the shooting happened this morning inside of marysville-pilchuck high school in marysville, north of seattle. it happened inside of the cafeteria. eyewitnesses say blood was everywhere. the gunman reportedly walked up to a cafeteria table and opened fire. he then fled the school. fired more shots outside and then turned the gun on himself and committed suicide. choppers hovered above as students fled the school. police secured the perimeter and worked to clear the school. >> i have two children, a son and a daughter. my son had actually called me right after it happened. he's like dad, please come get me, please come get me. >> we are confident there was only one shooter and the shooter is deceased. but we do need to clear each building and make sure that's the

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very often but today we had a tornado warning issued from the national weather service in the seattle, washington office. right after the noon hour we had a storm system that was moving in with much colder air up in the atmosphere, spawned between anderson and tillicum. cooling down so much to the north, still warm to the south, we've got frost and freeze advisories popping up across the north as well. >> cold nights. lot of people paying attention to the temperatures in maine. want to know why? >> oh yes. >> an unusual contest, north american wife-carrying championship. 278 yard obstacle course. there were a thrills and you're about to see a couple of spills. competing couples did not have to be married. they competed for five times her weight in cash. the final takes place next summer. in finland. >> why is the u.s. failing ostop i.s.i.l? every 67 seconds an american develops alzheimer's, the devastating effects on families. hello i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." those stories and much more straight ahead. >> the battle for the control of kobani is growing urgent by the hour.

execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington.the night of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know, that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating high school in 2009, dejuan earned a bachelors degree in co

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breaking news, a shooting at a high school north of seattle washington, we will have the latest. in new york city, disease detectives are retracing steps to try to ease fears over ebola infection. some lawmakers say the new case has exposed flaws in the system. plus. >> on my way back to recovery, even as i reflect, on how many others have not been so fortunate. the first nurse infected is now virus free and headed home. >> and new details about aen man that killed a soldier investigators are closing in on a motive. >> ♪ . >> we begin with breaking news out of washington state. police say a student gunman is now dead after a shooting on a high school about 30 miles north of seattle. local media are reporting that two people have been airlifted to a hospital. allen, what is the latest. >> david, the latest is one dead, police believe that was the shooter, a student, reports are he was a freshman. also four injured, three of them critically, in fact, very critically. according to the doctor handling some of these cases at. another person not quite as seriously injured taken to a ho

happy birthday to josie ableman of seattle, washington. hope you have a great birthday.nnis! could you do me a favor and set your alarm for later in the morning? you never get up before 10:00 a.m. so don't set your alarm for 5:00 and keep hitting snooze. [ laughter ] also, do you have a cuckoo clock? because it's just five straight hours of cuckoo -- cuckoo -- cuckoo. it's 2014. just use your phone alarm, dennis. happy birthday to megan dallas of new york, new york. and may all your birthday wishes come true. hey, dennis? [ laughter ] can you please take your old clothes to the donation bin in the basement and stop just dumping them in a pile on the elevator floor with a note that says, "you dudes want?" [ light laughter ] let me speak for all the dudes in the building -- no, we don't want your old "no fear" t-shirts and the legs you cut off your jean shorts. [ light laughter ] happy birthday to rebecca harrington of new york city. shine brightly, rebecca, for you are the brightest star in our galaxy. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] hey, dennis? [ laughter ] we all know yo

this morning residents in seattle, washington, are busy cleaning up after this weekend's storm. the area was hit with power outages affecting homes and businesses after trees crashed down on power lines. one man described the close call as a tree crashing into his home. >> limbs from my 8-foot tree came through the roof in this direction towards the baby's crib. and i was standing right here when it happened. >> wow, that must've been surreal. power crews are still working to fix outages scattered throughout this area. they are warning people that it's going to take time for them to reach all the neighborhoods affected by this. >>> now to the battle against isis in syria. kurdish fighters are holding strongly against isis militants despite the overnight attack. at one point the kurdish forces were surrounded by three sides of the town. u.s. and coalition air strikes helped the kurds push the isis militants back. isis has been trying to take kobani for more than a month. >>> in ukraine petrov parashenko is looking to be headed for a win. exit polls indicate a victory for his pro-

execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington.n the night of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know, that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating high school in 2009, dejuan earned a bachelors degree in

we knew that obama and his mother spent the first year if his life in seattle washington. people watching this on c-span, those that had had the stomach to hang in here saying i didn't know this, yes. it wasn't until 2012 that the "washington post" here with their prizewinner acknowledged they didn't say it was right but they did say there was a family. the family. they live together their first year on and the first was in seattle as a three week old -week-old roughly in late august of 1961 and yet there were four major biographies written between the election. "the new york times" writes a biography and she doesn't tell us a word about where his mother was from that the time she left school in february of 61 for the time he was born. not the word and there is a controversy about this. what happens if the people that used to be called reporters that generation ago are called the conspiracy theorists because they try to fill in the gaps and it isn't easily gotten because the mainstream people are not doing the job they ought to be doing. but the notion after the expos they