shelton dutes has more. >> in all, 3911 calls were replaced, but police only relations -- only released two of them. >> we have a customer having a seizure right here at mcdonald's. >> at one point, christie's apparent seizure was too much for the 911 caller to bear. >> i cannot handle this. >> it is unclear what provoked the vicious attack inside a rosedale mcdonald's, but an employee captured it on itself on camera. at one point the victim was kicked before being dragged through the restaurant. the victim has been identified as a transgendered woman. 18-year-old tiana brown has been charged with assault among other charges. baltimore county police say they received 3911 calls the night of this attack. investigators only release two of them because the third is considered evidence and may be used in a criminal court case. last week, more than 200 people rallied outside the mcdonald's in support of the victim. they want the case to be prosecuted as a hate crime based on gender identity. >> we are live tonight in telson, shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a man has been arrested for the

tonight, we have james via video chat from his home in shelton. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: james, have you always been a hopeless romantic? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have. i had to use tape to get a girl to go to the prom with me, too. but i took a different strategy with the tape. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tell us what happened, james. >> well, i went at night and taped it up. and got in-school suspension. >> jimmy: who suspended you? who made this decision? >> the administration at the high school. >> jimmy: and has gloria allred contacted you yet? >> no. i don't know who that is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you will. [ laughter ] . what would you have done if your friend said no? >> killed her. >> jimmy: for that, you would have been suspended. >> she's my friend. she wouldn't have said no. >> jimmy: you wanted to impress her and do something spectacular. did you impress her. i imagine she was excited when she got to school and saw that sign. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: the school says your actions pose a safety risk. i guess they're worried that card

shelton dutes spoke with the victim's family and joins us live from the scene. >> officials are still trying to figure out how the victim died, but he and his by-year-old son were found inside a closet here in this home on mary drive. news of his death was too much for his family to bear. he and his son were last seen leaving a relative's home after a domestic incident. >> that is the night, his father was the last person who saw him. -- tuesday night, his father was the last person who saw him. >> the smell knocked me down, and we went and looked around the basement looking. we thought it was a dead animal. when i kick the door in, i saw the kids jump out. it was unbelievable. >> the little boy was asking for help in saying i think my daddy is dead. >> i had to turn the light on, and he had been in the dark. his hands look like they had been gripping, like he was holding onto his father. it looked like he had been dead for several days. >> is the same broken window the police were called about earlier this week. >> the police came and went through every single room except for that cl

late last week in the dead of night, shelton high school senior james tate and two friends dragged a ladder and 12-inch cardboard letters to campus, taping this message onto a school wall "sonali rodriguez will you go to prom with me?" >> i figured i would do something special, and it was a mistake. >> reporter: rodrigues, a class mate and friend, said yes, but officials said no, suspending him and his friends for tres passing and banning him from the june 4th prom. as news spread, so did the outrage. >> i think it's kind of ridiculous. >> reporter: and it went viral. supporters gathers online, enchanted by the romance of it all. thousands tweeting words of encouragement. the "let james go to the prom" facebook page has nearly 180,000 fans. the town's mayor said he's been inundated with e-mails from far beyond connecticut. >> china, japan, australia. >> reporter: every last one supporting tate. >> it doesn't make sense. there has to be some common sense. >> reporter: but not everyone has been swayed. thursday, the head master made one thing clear, rules are rules. >> students receivi

casualties of the wars last days german troops under the command of the experienced field marshal general shelton gradually pulling back westwood's as they continued fighting with the resistance germany and the red army was approaching and he had no desire to surrender to soviet troops. there were german troops in want to pee had to be three hospital trains. they were right here on earth they were mocked as hospital trains but in fact they were not that are not the germans had weapons with them. so they were not going to surrender even though they won't was over. they wanted to get to the american set any cost they were scared of fresh troops. soviet troops entered praga made the mines today's progs still dotted with small memorial markers like this hand raised to given of the inscription says we will stay committed they signify that resistance fighters died here. cemetery it's here the red army soldiers who died liberating prague a better it. will be now. i see you later disagree. well. i first came here a long time ago a young nurse is buried here i don't even know if your relatives know that s

so, when honor student james tate from shelton high school in connecticut cut out some cardboard lettersed them to the side of his school, he thought he was in great company. sonali rodrigues, would you go to the prom with me? she said yes. but this week, his school said no. charging he had trespassed after hours. his punishment? no prom. >> i was telling her for the longest time i was going to go with her, but i was waiting for a special time to, a special way to ask her. and i did that and this is what happened. >> reporter: in high school, of course, word travels at the speed of text and four days later, there were 10,000 twitter defenders, 175,000 hits on facebook. a local state representative drafting an appeal and a surprise ally. jimmy kimmel. >> i guess they're worried the cardboard would flutter down to the ground and injure some lady bugs or something? i don't know. >> exactly. >> reporter: so, while they may be bending the rules in the name of romance, the faces of the sweethearts say, better than not bending them at all. >> will you go to prom with me? >> yes. >> reporter: no

shelton mentioned. some civil rights organizations, i believe the naacp is among them, have taken the position not with regard to bullying generally but rather that there's a problem with excessive school disciplines across-the-board. too many expulsions, too many suspensions in the schools. and i'd have to say i agree with mr. shelton when he's concerned about zero tolerance rules and i think they're a big problem and i worry very much that federal intervention here creates an incentive for zero tolerance rules. i guess i don't agree if we're talking about outside the area of zero tolerance rules that there's a problem with excessive school disciplines. i guess my question here has to be, you know, it seems to me that part of the solution has to lie with more discipline and yet what i'm hearing from most of the witnesses is not a call for more discipline but a call for more sensitive training. i think there was some mention of more multicultural curriculum decisions. is it possible to control this prob

hear about their missions unless they go wrong as as former chair of the joint chiefs of staff hugh shelton told me they're the quiet professionals and they don't run around tooting their own horns but the fact of the matter is that under the bush administration these forces were largely unaccountable their activities were greatly shielded from congress and one thing that president obama has done is to bring them back into the fold and put them on the same page once again with the cia and i think that's probably one of the reasons why you saw this action go off against bin laden the way it did because you have the cia and j.c. working hand in glove once again after a real disintegration that was caused by primarily by donald rumsfeld's tenure as a defense secretary where he basically waged a war against the cia in favor of special ops forces but i can tell you they weren't working hand in glove an early so it doesn't seem the pakistani intelligence service matter what the hell is going on inside a week i think i was in a cave apparently he was in a mansion his living it out in a town outsid

. >>> miranda lambert and blake shelton just got married over the weekend. got married in texas.ry powerhouse and he's doing that new tv show. >> which show? i'm not familiar. >> i can't remember. "the voice." that's what it is called "the voice." so anyway lots of guests were there. reba mcintyre. dierks bentley. cee-lo green was there and dating for months, just got hitched. >> jenna fisher those of you who love "the office" out there she's expecting. she and her husband are expecting a baby. she's with child as they say so congrats to her, that's for sure. >> we love that. something that i do but you don't do. clipping coupons. >> no, i don't get it. >> that does not surprise me. don't do. clipping coupons. >> no, i don't get it. >> that does not surprise me. i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealth

late last week in the dead of night, shelton high school senior james tate and two friends dragged a ladder and 12 inch card board letters to campus taping this message to the school wall, sonali rodriguez, will you go to prom with me. rodriguez, a classmate and friend said yes. but school officials said no, suspending tate and his friends for trespassing and banning him from the june 4 prom. as news spread, so did the outrage. >> i think it's kind of ridiculous. >> it went viral. supporters gathered on-line, enchanted by the romance of it all, thousands tweeting words of encouragement. the let james tate goes to the prom facebook page has 180,000 fans. the town's mayor says he's been inundated by e-mails far beyond connecticut. >> china, japan, australia. every last one supporting tate. >> it doesn't make sense. there has to be common sense. >> not everyone has been swayed. thursday, the school's head mapser made one thing clear -- rules are rules. >> students receiving an in school or out of school suspension after april 1 for any reason would not be allowed to attend the prom. >>

and students at shelton high school celebrated the "endeavour" launch.s on the shuttle that will measure the rate of growth for a specific bacteria in space. >> ty hobson powell oig. >> he's an amazing young man at the age of 15, tie hobson powell is one of the youngest graduates of the university of baltimore. but success is nothing new. he learned chinese at the age of three, graduated from high school at 13, and now he's preparing for lawle school at 15. and, oh, yeah, he'll get his driver's license next year at 16. >>> now cnn in-depth. all this week we're focusing on america's job hunt. in tough economic times it's hard thinking about asking for a raise. just having a job is good must have for most of us. but with the recession turning a corner and with corporate ceos raking in millions of dollars, we started to wonder, is this a good time to ask for a raise? alison kosik joins us live from the new york stock exchange. so is it? >> is it ever a good it time to ask for a raise, that sort of dreaded walk into your boss' office some but the good news i

i had never heard of blake shelton but i warmed up to him pretty quickly. [ laughter ] >> jimmyyeah,cool. a very talented guy and he's having quite a bit of success of his own in his genre and so -- >> jimmy: absolutely. >> i won't -- he's real cool, real funny. he's a great guy. >> jimmy: and christina. >> and christina is just, like, the best, to me. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. have you known her? have you ever worked with her in the past or no? >> yeah, we did a song together. >> jimmy: you did? >> it was a few years ago. it actually was supposed to make the "burlesque" soundtrack but it didn't make it but i've been seeing people tweeting about it lately, so i guess they're gonna release it. >> jimmy: it's gonna be floating around. all right, cool. we have a clip from "the voice." here's a sneak peek at tomorrow's team cee lo battle. ♪ and i just can't bring myself away but i don't want to escape ♪ ♪ i just can't stop i just can't stop i just can't stop come closer ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: yeah, i think team cee lo is gonna go far. "the voice" airs tuesdays at 1

mara schiavocampo is at shelton high school with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. this all started with a message on a wall. late last week james tate asked a friend to prom by posting the invitation in huge cardboard letters on a school wall which got him suspended and banned from prom. tens of thousands rallied online hoping officials would reverse the decision. now it seems less likely. >> reporter: support for james tate's bid to go to his senior prom with sonali rodriguez has been building for days but it took just seconds for headmaster beth smith to make one thing clear. rules are rules. no prom for tate. >> there has been a practice for years that students receiving an in-school or out-of-school suspension after april 1 for any reason would not be allowed to attend prom. >> reporter: late last week in the night tate and two friends dragged a ladder to the school taping this message to a wall. rodriguez said "yes," but the school said "no." suspending tate for a day for trespassing. the headmaster said seniors a

he is a nice young man from shelton, connecticut.etters and placed them to the side of the school wall. >> they got in the golf cart. they trespassed to the school. he wanted to ask his girlfriend to prom. he taped up with tape these cardboard letters that read, "will you go with me to the prom, hmu," which is hit me up. >> she saw him and was texting him yes. he was behind her. isn't that the sweetest thing? the kid gets called into the principal's office. the principal said did you do this? they said yeah. they called for a one-day suspension. according to the school rules, if you get suspended after april 1st, you don't get to go to the prom. he got bounced. he wasn't allowed to go to the prom. he happens to be a sharp student, an ap student, head of his golf team. now he is not going to the prom because of how he trespassed. >> i think rules are there for a reason. there are sometimes stupid rules that don't make sense, but the time should fit the crime. >> what do you think? >> cass tells me some of the stories at her school wha

reporter: find more photos from the deadly tornado, and listen to our interview with ksmu reporter missy sheltonrom the scene. on this week's political checklist, david chalian chats with gwen about the medicare fight and the gop presidential field. plus, we caught up with actress geena davis to talk about gender roles in film and a new public media project called "women and girls lead." that's on art beat. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. jeff? >> brown: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll look at israeli prime minister netanyahu's address to a joint session of congress. i'm jeffrey brown. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> auto companies make huge profits. >> last year, chevron made a lot of money. >> where does it go? >> every penny and more went into bringing energy to the world. >> the economy is tough right now, everywhere. >> we pumped $21 million into local economies, into small businesses, communities, equipment

shelton. >> i thank you very much for have a good evening this hearing. it's a privilege to be here. i'm part of the largest civil rights organization in the united states. we were constituted in the night of september 11, 2001, in response to a torrent of hate crimes against sikh americans in the united states. it started over five centuries ago and it's the fifth largest religion with more than 25 million adherence around the world. sikh are visible by religious articles including uncut hair which sikh mails are required to keep covered with a turbin. also the sikh is a symbol of noble and signifies a commitment to upholding freedom, justice and dignity for all people, the physical appearance of a sikh is ignorantly conflated with images of foreign terrorists, some of whom also wear turbines and many of whom have received copious publicity in the mainstream media in the aftermath of the 9/11 attack. as a consequence sikh are ridiculed of racial profiling and employment discrimination and school bullying. in the course of offering this testimony we are g

and tony shelton.l are foster, "anything goes." "baby it's you." "sister act." donna murphy, "the people in the picture". >> "good people," "jerusalem," "the mother with the hat" and "war horse." the nominees for best news moouz call are "the book of mormon," "catch me if you can," "the scots borrow boys" and "sister act". >> "arcadia," "the importance of being earnest." and "the normal heart." anything goes, and how to succeed in business without. >>> special thanks to matthew broderick and anika noni rose. congratulations to all of the nominees. "the book of mormon" leads with 14 nominations. you can see the tony awards on sunday, june 12, 8:00 p.m., 7:00 central here on cbs. here's castro with a look at the weather. mari. >>> a look at the national picture for you. a huge area of high pressure that stays like that for the next 24 hours. unusual precipitation in the pacific northwest and the thunderstorms continue to move in an easterly direction all along the coast. it's going to be pretty sunny. fu

blake shelton and miranda lambert got married. >> he is a hot ticket.of the best personals of any guest we had. she is so sassy. they genuinely feel like a couple that is just made for each other. >> let me tell you, if you read their tweets, they are irreverent. >> i'm off to my last trip to walmart. they were going to eat venison burgers she harvested herself. does that mean she shot them? harvesting. >>> we have 70 entries into our voice competition. >> 70 great ones. >> we need to cover our eyes. >> we'll show you a couple of the entries. we are not allowed to see them. >> we'll just turn. >> go ahead. >> here is our first one. ♪ yes i can't make you love me ♪ if you don't ♪ you can't make your heart feel something it won't ♪ ♪ until you come back to me kathie lee and hoda ♪ that's what i'm going to do >> i guess that's it. >> okay. >> those are cool. you can still send in your two minute entry. it's got to be a capella. we will pick and choose. >> we are not going to see any of them until it's down to the final contestants, i guess. >> i'm so excit

country music star blake shelton. the r & b grooves and moves of chris brown.and legendary rock band journey. august features pop band maroon 5. country music's the zack brown band. latin heartthrob enriqu enrique eglesias and 2000 grammy winners train. and on september 2nd, lenn lenny kravitz finishing out our hot summer season, only on "today." ♪ don't stop believing >> awesome. >> i was so excited about journey until you did that. >> you get crazy. >> at least we're not on television. at least i didn't do it on air. >> we're live. >> you have done something ridiculous on air. need we remind you of mary k. blige. >> wow! >> why did they have that ready so fast? >> they have it running on a loop here. >> i come here and i just feel it. >> i'm looking forward to t-pain and neyo. >> >>> good morning, it's 8:26. students lrnt learning and teachers aren't teaching in the moubt diablo school district except one. here's more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this doesn't get started until another 30 might nutes or so. they have signs all around the school ab

. >> reporter: unfortunately the school, shelton high in connecticut, said, no way.ed with a one-day suspension and no prom. the friends who innocently helped him tape of the letters have also been punished. never did he imagine that these white letters would turn into scarlet letters. >> i think that it was really cute and romantic and he shouldn't get into trouble for it. >> it is probably the most creative idea that we've seen. >> reporter: we've reached out to the school for comments, so far no response. meanwhile, many students tell me they're afraid to fight for james, fearful they will be banned from the prom as well. >> i don't want to say anything. i don't want to get myself in trouble. >> i thought i was innocent all along. >> reporter: james an ap scholar and athlete says he will dress up on june 4th. take formal photos with his friend somali. they'll wait three hours for the prom to end and join his friends at the after-parties. >> have to be kidding me he can't go to the prom now. >> all of the kids do in school these days worried about a cutout letter t

judy shelton.here are perfectly solid advocates who have looked at the data and said this stuff really works. the fact that there have been more marginal proponents of this is immaterial. there are people of great stature including dr. paul rain this issue to the fore. dr. paul is more of a purist and we are. we are for the classical gold standard. his background seems to be for the austrian 100% reserves. we encourage you to come and join that this course which has become respectable host: new york city, a democrat, go ahead caller: i read in history about the u.s. going bankrupt in 1934. that was after the federal reserve took over the american people's money. any time before that, i cannot find anything in history about america being bankrupt. americans had enough money to work for a home, a car, and land and two pounds of working to pay for a two-bedroom apartment guest: it is very important that a central fact that here to some very well-known rules under the gold standard to prevent things li

kenneth smartness, executive vice president of the institute for jewish and community research, hillary shelton, senior vice president of advocacy for the naacp, and rajeep. he will have ten minutes to mature steegmans and as i said earlier if he were not here there is a series of traffic lights that red, yellow, green so we know what means when yellow comes you've got to minutes left and to we ask you to wrap up when ret hits. i'm going to be rude and interrupt folks in the middle of the statement but i hope that won't happen. i now ask all the panelists to please, raise your right hand and swear or affirm the and accurate to the best of your knowledge and belief. is that so? let the record reflect the fall said yes. so we will begin our questioning statements this morning with ms. goldberg. please begin. >> my name is paul goldberger and i'm the executive director and founder of the national parent center in minnesota that provides information and resources to parents of children with all disabilities. we began the national bullying prevention center six years ago after receiving numerous cal