today, shaun mccory graduated. his inspirational story just ahead. >>> the hidden camera video that freed a former high school freed[ male announcer ]ool this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> breaking news, two guilty pleas kwame brown. he admitted falsifying his income by tens of thousands of dollars on bank loan applications. in another court he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge stemming from his 2008 campaign funds. brown resigned on wednesday because of the scandal. >>> it was two decades ago when news4 first met a baby named shaun mccrory. julie did a story about shaun was severely shaken by a babysitter. today we caught up with him and his family once again and we have the story of shaun's success against all odds. >> shaun mccrory, on his last day of high school. his trad

principal arranged things to shaun would cross the stage last. >> and shaun mccrory -- >> as shaun celebratedn stage with hugs, holding his certificate up high, his classmates rose to honor him, so did their parents and friends until the well showplace arena was cheering right along with shaun. >> we wanted him to have his moment and, really, we're truly going to miss him. his spirit is amazing. >> indeed, it is. congratulations, swhaun mccrory. in . >>> amy stair areas deadly strain of eche i coof ecoliar j. >> we're tweaking the water slide trying to find just the right location. look at all the families that are out here. we're going to have a lot more coming to you, as well as on >>> health officials are trying to find the source of a deadly e-coli outbreak. people getting sick from the west coast to the southeast. so far, one toddler was killed and at least 13 other people got sick. researchers at the center for disease control say the bacteria strain is known as e-coli 0145. it was particularly dangerous. most of the cases are in georgia. others have been reported in florida, louisiana,

shaun, great to see you again. >> thanks, shaun. >>> aspirin tess rules the kingdom. "brave" debuted in the top spot earning nearly $60 million. it features a young scottish princess who rebels against a forced marriage. "madagascar 3" came in second, and "abraham lincoln vampire hunter" due abued in third. >>> the show is heading to have egg base. mark barker has a sneak peek now up to tonight's show. >> welcome to las vegas. for more than 100 acts, this week's trip to the strip -- ♪ be my baby ♪ be my little baby >> they clearly have to step up their game. vegas is treacherous. >> reporter: kithants who survived the initial auditions will try to earn a spot in the 20748. and the live shows that start next week. >> i'm not going to be a pushover. i really feel strongly about the 48 that i have gone in my head. >> reporter: in contrast to the initial auditions that passed by quickly, it spend several days in vegas awaiting their chance. >> it's a real mind game that they have to endure before they enget on the actual stage. >> reporter: instead of a moment in front of

shaun madden is here with the sports report. adam laroche touches up for the 13th glass of the year, nationals go up 3-0. gave up two runs. top of the seventh, o's adam jones. o's down 3-1, try to make a comeback. but the o's couldn't get done tonight, falling to warble. 3-1. back home to face their closest rival and tomorrow afternoon on masn on wjz.com. see the birds take on the nationals at 1:30 p.m. live here on wjz tv. 49-year-old seasoned veteran jamie. moiers, 25 games for the o's. 1993. the action at the top of the section. and he smacks his ball real hard. the fifth home run of the season. last 18 games, four to three is the final. a line-up. south to makia as the red sox go to the 6-4 win over the braves. o's are ahead in the standing you know, with this 2012 summer olympics set to start, michael phelps will start for a swimming gold medal in the london games. the 26-year-old phelps who plans to retire. it's on the field the same way he does. a lot of people talk the talk but sometimes they can't get in and walk the wa

looks to be your book record of six french open titles as he takes on world number one novak djokovic shaun the parisienne clay. up and running in denmark and germany were called wins over the netherlands on portugal on day two of the european football championship. and back on track while champion sebastian vettel recalled a blistering lot to secure pole for sunday's canadian grand prix. the first to be clay courts of the french open where both rafael nadal and novak djokovic are looking to create their own little bit of history they go head to head in the final in paris the dalton the first two sets and was to love up in the third but a remarkable new run of six straight games with just a bench has taken the match into a full set and the dollar has taken the first game djokovic can become the first man to hold all four grand slam signal to a new slate since rod laver in one nine hundred sixty nine moment dull is going for a record breaking seven title so plenty to play for and parents. now during twenty two hours where group c. takes center stage on sunday defending champions spain and ta

jenna: i have a question from shaun.id all the money go, europe's money, our money, where is it? that's the question we'll have you address after the quick break. you're laughing already. quick commercial break, where did all this money go, the question from shaun today, ben will answer that in just a moment. and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching bandnd and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this paradeeet, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering honoring america's troops. sfx: sounds of marching bandnd and crowd cheering which is actually in tquite fitting becauseadeeet, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering geico has been serving e military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save y

with a time of forty six point eight six seconds well below the olympic a standard olympic champion shaun marat meanwhile run down reigning world champion karen james to win in a time of forty four point nine one seconds the harmers native chris brown was moved up to second after james apparel against a false start was dismissed on the run it disqualified taylor was third historians will now look to improve his time next weekend in new york and the african championships later this month. while strong winds assisted me in winning the one hundred ten meter hurdles but prevented him from pulling the world record for the two thousand and four olympic gold medalist equaling day one row places two thousand and eight mark of twelve point eight seven seconds but a strong breeze nullified that fate another are things gold medal winner justin gatlin also coming out victorious in the one hundred meters a strong start of a gallant forte for the thirty year old again made up for a sluggish beginning to finish strongly in a time of nine point nine zero seconds. on the gulf now a spencer levine is in pr

of course, this is changing by the minute, shaun, and it can be a very different story in a shorter period of time. >> tom, thank you. >>> a new controversy rocking d.c. city hall. fox 5 learned the mayor's nomination left his most recent job after having an affair with the coworker. fox 5 has the story. >> despite this most recent development, mayor gray says he continues to support mayor kelly and continue to push through this nomination. he has been nominated as the director of the department of housing and community development. at issue is a number of media reports in philadelphia where kelly has been director of the housing authority. those reports allege kelly was having a sexual relationship with someone who worked for him. those media reports claim kelly may have given that employee large raises. mayor gray says kelly admitted to the sexual affair, but was cleared of any wrong doing by the department of housing and urban development. gray said it's important to remember kelly was successful in his position as housing authority director here in d.c. for many years. >> michael had a

i punched him in his face, shaun slammed him and we stomped him. >> david peters hooked back up withhildhood friend delshaun bloodworth, as it happened the brother of one of the people that had jumped him perhaps three weeks ago came into that unit. they fought each other. >> it all stems from they got us, now we got to get them. it's retaliation. you know what i mean? it goes back and forth, back and forth. back and forth. you know what i mean? it's never-ending, no peace treaty, none of that. >>> coming up -- delshaun bloodworth goes off. >>> and two brothers deal with a common enemy. >> when we're out there getting high all's we're thinking about is the next high. >> i could spend anywhere from 300, 500 to a thousand dollars a day on heroin, cocaine. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your

allowed to basically say and do whatever they want, and it seems it's arne duncan in education and shaund. what did you find out? what happened? >> why they have that license? >> no, no, but what happened with everybody else? >> well, i think that pearl, the white house staffs over the past 50 years have gotten much bigger and the control has gotten much more centralized. and we know from the 2008 campaign, this no drama obama team is very tightly rolled. and i think it's fair to say that the president relies on his core team of white house advisers more than he does on the cabinet secretaries in terms of being privy counselors. they may have influence in their departments, but it's a fiction that he calls in the cabinet to discuss the most important issues. or that he'd ask the secretary of hud what he'd do about afghanistan. >> let's compare the other administrations, bush, he was close to one or two cabinet secretaries and that was about it. >> bush 43 was that. but as recently as jfk, he would call in bob mcnamara, secretary of defense, to talk about issues in the economy more broadl

shaun white, he's a snowboarder. but these are from target. they're an updated boat shoe look.his. >> and they're my size. >> that's right. >> everybody's -- everybody's checking out "men's health" magazine on the ipad at the beach. but don't get in the water unless you have this case from sealline. this is my ipad here. if i didn't trust this product. up to 30 minutes, one way to make sure it's safe. if i had kids, this would be on it all the time. >> i wish i had a -- >> sam, what do you think? he's riding high. it's $70. if your child has outgrown the baby back or your spine can't handle it anymore. they can hop up on back. it packs up. and have a high view of everything. what do you think? >> get the vote of approval. matt, thanks very much. we have awesome, great summer recipes from "taste of home" magazine, on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! right now. >>> now, we go back to josh and sam at niagara falls. >> george, thank you. we are joined by not one, but two very special guests. again, my partner from "sportscenter," hannah storm, part of the broadcast ton

they have requested head coach shaun patton to attend the bounty appeals hearing as well.s for a year by the way the request is reportedly a means for the union to try to gather evidence used against the players. one of the players, jon, actually walked out of that hearing today, calling nfl commissioner roger goodell, and i'm quoting, judge, jury and executioner, end quote. he says they are not getting a fair hearing. the nfl has so far declined to comment, jon. jon: and the mess continues, julie banderas, thank you. jenna: right now an autopsy gets underway today in the drowning death of the man whose video-taped beating by police and the acquittal of some of the officers involved led to that 1992 los angeles riot. rodney king's body was discovered yesterday at the bottom of a swimming pool at his southern california home. anita vogel is live in l.a. with the latest details on this. anita? >> reporter: hi, there, jenna, that's right. the investigation is underway now. there are still so many unanswered questions about exactly what happened here. here is what we know, pol

the author of outlaw platoon, shaun parnell.pentagon budget cuts and you think that this potentially could lead to war. we could have a problem with our military readiness, if we were to face war, why? >> oh, absolutely. it all goes back to the old addage, if you want to prolong and preserve peace, you have to prepare for war. a nation has to prepare for war. the best way to do that is by having a formidable and robust military. here is the deal. no nation has ever deterred an enemy from attack or won a war by shrinking and hollowing out its force, my thoughts. >> and this of course is a result of congressional gridlock, let's break it down for you, people. we're talking about 500 billion dollars in additional cuts on top of another 500 billion that's already been agreed to. it's not just about reducing our military, couldn't this actually kill hundreds, if not thousands of jobs, here in the united states, in the time when our economy is buried as well? >> yeah, we are at our weakest point in this country economically since prob

that was neal monroe and last night he talked to shaun hannity and he said he believed his interruptionlisten. >> i -- yes, i miss timed it. i thought i would get him at the end, and, frankly, i was wrong about that. the trick is to get him just before he leaves the mode yum podium, as soon as he opinio finishes. he's a really good speaker. he'll finish his statement, i was hoping to get him just at the end, right or wrong and well i didn't. martha: tucker carlson has stood by him he is an editor of the daly caller and a fox news contributor. a lot of discussion about this interest tere change, tucker. when you look at it again and see what neal had to say about it last night what do you think. >> i don't think there is enough discussion about the real scandal as far as i'm concerned which is that the president of the united states introduces an undeniably important and unilateral policy change and think he can answer no questions from the public, that is a scandal. he ought to be held accountable for them and the press core should be pressing him to answer questions than criticizing my

5th, 2009, after being shot by fellow soldier nadal hasan private george stratton and staff sergeant shauny one thought, how to escape alive. >> as soon as i got out the first set of doors i got off of my knees, i pushed the tkaourp door open, i went around the corner of the building someone yelled, he's coming around the building, he's shooting people. i felt there helpless, waiting for him to come in and finish the job. >> i remember him shooting as fast as he could shoot. he had a tactical weapon on his weapon. >> what would that do for him. >> make his targets easier. the first shot hit me near the left chest. >> how close to the heart would that have been. >> that was the first round, it maybe missed my heart by a centimeter or two. >> that is a miracle. >> yeah. bill: a lot more on that later this evening. peter brooks former cia officer, and marie ph-bg a invoice is a former federal prosecutor, criminal defense attorney. good morning to both of you. peter there were red flags that propped up everywhere. why did this system fail these people? >> well, you know, it appears that there

we have been working very closely with shaun donovan over at hud on some of these questions in termsof the mortgages and the refinancing and so forth. i was just out in arkansas a few weeks ago talking to some of the home builders about some of these programs that they may actually benefit from. so it's, it's always better to see more faster, but it is happening, and we would encourage, you know, any further ideas you have on how we could do it even better. we'd be very open to that. there was one right next to you. >> t.j. donahue, i'm a aaas fellow and -- at the engineering directorate. in real life i am a public school high school teacher, science, and i would love to think that we have a sputnik moment right now, that somehow there's a chrome basketball flying over our country and scaring everybody into doing what we should be doing. but i don't i don't know if i be that's true. the engineering of the future is going into eighth grade today. what are we investing in our future? the person who's going to man the wind farms is going into fifth grade today. what are we doing? so at

. >> stephanie: and they joined shaun donovan of housing and arnie duncan of education.equality. >> caller: we could blame joe biden for it really. he was the first to come out. we're out of 7 of 17 cabinet members. joe biden had to say that he was sorry for coming out before the president. maybe her they're waiting slightly for them to come out. we're holding on for the full 16. >> stephanie: i have to tell you, lucas, i was at the gay lbgt event for the president a couple of nights here in beverly hills. >> caller: nice. >> stephanie: i got to to tell you it was amazing. just when he came out there had to be a five minute standing ovation and the love in that room and people yelling out thank you. the energy, do you think that will translate in november. >> caller: the amount of money that gay people are giving to the president is enormous. i haven't done all the adding up yet but it's millions and millions of dollars. the bundlers, the big money gives to the president a lot of them are gay, a high proportion of them. >> stephanie: yeah, i mean, i have to say it really

i think shaun donovan, say let's give the whole problem to wells. wells is remarkable. we don't talk about it enough. >> listen, the fact is as we continue to talk about europe and today again with italian yields going up and not particularly good options for spain, these are the banks that will most reflect risk on, risk off. >> eventually you are going to come around on the big banks. >> jpmorgan -- the most important thing is jpmorgan has underperformed radically, down 15%. that is wrong. jamie dimon is just not that bad. i thought jamie dimon -- >> if i asked you this -- >> fire away. >> put it away for three years and not talk about it again, would you say buy it or not? >> i would buy it, but i'd by u.s. bank corp first. >> that's a three-year holding. >> yes. i think u.s. bank corp -- richard davis is a remarkable manager, quiet, unassuming, will be retiring. just fantastic. here is what's happened in this country. this terrible moment has led to a level of agglomeration and market dominance that the government has fought for years. no one was ever supposed to ha

we have been working closely with shaun donovan at hud in terms of these questions, mortgages, refinancing, so forth. i was just down an arkansas talking to home builders about these programs they may benefit from. it is always better to see more faster, but it is happening. we would encourage any further ideas you have about how to do it better. we would be open to that. there's someone next to you. >> i am aat the engineering and research foundation. in real life, i am a high-school teacher of science. i would love to think that we have a sputnik moment right now, that there is a crumb basketball flying over our country and scaring everybody into doing what we should be doing. but i do not know if i believe that is true. the engineer of the future is going into eighth grade today. what are we investing in our future? the person who will man the windfarms is going to fifth grade today. what are we doing? at the national science foundation, at the department of energy, at the education department, what is our role with this extremely tiny pot of money compared to local educational money? w