here's steve osunsami. >> you picked the wrong [ bleep ] to try to rob today! >> reporter: it's the cell video from atlanta that has people cheering for the guy with the gun. >> so apparently, you thought i had a "rob me" sign on me, right? >> reporter: on the ground in the plaid shirt is an alleged carjacker, being held at gunpoint by the young man whose car he's accused of trying to steal. >> i thought you were my friend. >> you thought i was your friend? you thought i was your friend? so you woke up stupid this morning? >> reporter: police say 30-year-old hashim fannin was operating well within state law, and held the man until they arrived. he had just pulled his brand new nissan into a family dollar to do some i.t. work, when police say this man, 61-year-old edgar horn, slid into his passenger seat, demanding the car. fannin told him what time it was when he pulled a gun from underneath his seat. >> at that point, his whole demeanor changes. and now, suddenly you're sorry. >> reporter: wait, wait, wait. he said he was sorry, now that he realizes -- >> beca

steve osunsami with some of those e-mails tonight. >> reporter: tonight, 16 miami beach police officers are having to explain themselves after being caught up in a racist and sexist e-mail scandal. >> and quite a few videos that are graphic pornography. >> reporter: their bosses say one of the photos is this photoshopped picture of a toddler holding the sign "dad" at a black history month parade, with a group of black men running away. and "black monopoly," where every space leads to jail. there was the "n"-word, the "f"-word, and plenty of porn. prosecutors say they now need to re-examine 540 cases where the officers were involved. women and african-americans are defendants in more than a third of the cases. >> this conduct seems to have been accepted within the department. >> reporter: investigators say the writers with the most enthusiasm were lt. alex carula, fired thursday, and major angel vazquez, who retired last year. tonight, police in san francisco are also investigating 14 of their officers after discovering racist and homophobic text messages. in ft. lauderdale, they just fi

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> incredible.teve, thank you. >>> when we come back here the big change for panera tonight. the frightening blast on the subway tracks. the worker who accidentally triggered this explosion. and then here's what's coming up tomorrow night here. >>> tomorrow one-on-one with hugh jackman. far from his starring roles, the father and husband opens up about his health scare. millions will hear those words. skin cancer. tomorrow, his new message and he reveals what's next for hugh jackman, on a"abc's world news tonight with david muir." so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by the changes. don't use it if you've had unusual bleeding breast or uterine cancer blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side

steve osunsami from mississippi tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in small-town mississippi, four people are behind bars accused in the shooting death of two police officers, benjamin deen and liquori tate who just joined the police force last year. police say a routine traffic stop turned deadly when marvin banks, his girlfriend joannie calloway, and at least one other passenger were pulled over for speeding saturday night, and starting shooting at police. >> officer deen's patrol car was taken from the scene. >> reporter: you don't know by whom? >> don't know by whom. >> reporter: police have also ail rested banks' brother kur twist as an accessory, seen being hauled off to jail. >> no, sir, i didn't do it. no, sir, i didn't do it. >> reporter: at the memorial service for the murdered officers today -- >> you will always be my brothers. >> reporter: they ran out of room for mourners. >> if i could say, or face the people who did this to my son, i would let them know you took something very valuable away from me. >> reporter: the death of these men, a painful reminder that police everyw

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> and our thanks to steve for that. thank you for watching on this memorial day. i'm amy robach. i'll see you tomorrow for "good morning america." for david and all of us here, good night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a graduate student in philosophy from san diego, california... a crea tive director from tiburon, california... and our returning champion an urban planner from providence, rhode island...

here's steve osunsami. >> you didn't know coffee was hot?> i didn't know it was that hot. >> reporter: yes, this is a lawsuit over a hot cup of starbucks coffee. and the coffee was free. but matthew kohr, a raleigh police officer, says that when the lid popped off, the drink collapsed and hit his lap. it triggered a flareup of his khron's disease and doctors later had to remove a section of his intestine. >> i was just frozen from the pain. i had to gather myself. >> reporter: today in court, he explained how initially, he and his family were asking for $10 million, but settled on 750 grand. >> i thought it was worth $10 million. i thought it could have been higher. >> reporter: lawyers for starbucks are fighting back, reading long lists of doctors visits that kohr needed for his khron's disease before that cup of joe ever entered his life. starbucks says it did nothing wrong and has seen only 59 similar incidents, even though they serve 4 billion cups of coffee each year. david? >> steve osunsami tonight, steve, thank you. >>> when we come

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> incredible story, and an incredible young woman.k steve for that story. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, fire torches the grass near a packed bay area interstate, an indication of the busy fire season ahead. >>> a fun afternoon on the peninsula turns into a tragedy on the cliff. >> get out of the street, back on to the sidewalk. >> the arrest numbers are in. the wild bay-to-breakers may have been a little more tame his year. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening i'm katie marzullo. a grass fire burned 76 acres along i-580 in alameda county. started in the center divide. no structures were threatened. the fire grass along the westbound lanes. at one point flames stretched into the roadway feet from passing vehicles. traffic was slow but the lanes were not closed. it took alameda county fire and calfair crews an hour to put it out. fire officials expect his fire season to be 2009 busiest in recent

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> and our thanks to steve for that. thank you for watching on this memorial day. i'm amy robach. i'll see you tomorrow for "good morning america." for david and all of us here, good night. >>> tonight at 6:00, oakland mayor responds to activists accusing her of trying to take away free speech rights >> and a special tribute to marines killed in vietnam. >> former 49er ray mcdonald walked out of jail, again. why his football career may now be history. and... >> in houston a win tonight and warriors are headed to the nba finals. i'll have a live report coming up. >> certainly, protecting rights is important but should be done in a way that is not destructive. >> business owners applaud the city's tough stance on night time demonstrations. but protestors are outraged. good evening. >> protestors are planning to gather again tonight. we're live with more. sergio? >> t confusion going into this weekend as to whether order to the mayor to police department was a new policy. during a news conference with the mayor this afterno

abc's steve osunsami on what really happened. a gun dropping to the ground and going off. >> reporter: crowds gathered when word spread today that police had gunned down a black incident. but there was not another shooting by the hands of cops. and the spread of faulty information is dangerous. >> people don't need to hear that in the whole city of baltimore or the whole world. >> reporter: police say the incident started when they spotted a man with an open weapon. when they went to confront him and make an arrest they say he surrendered face first to the ground but when he dropped his gun, it fired. no one hurt. >> he is not injured. nowhere on his body does he have a gunshot wound. >> was he taken to the hospital? >> he was taken to the hospital. >> reporter: the charges issued against the six police officers for the death of freddie gray have felt like medicine to the streets here quieting them down. and the prosecutor is holding the spoon. various charges ranging from misconduct in office to second degree murder. >> my job a

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> and our thanks to steve for that. thank you for watching on this memorial day. i'm amy robach. i'll see you tomorrow for "good morning america." for david and all of us here, ight. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula... to work on fine lines and even deep wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game pat sajak and vanna whit hi! who's that? thk yo thank you very much. you're way too kind. i got to go. bye. hi, gang. good to see you. get ready. everybody should have one of those devices in their hds. our first "toss up" is coming up. "what are you doing?" is the category. go, vanna. [ humming ] [ bell chimes ] morgan.

steve osunsami explains. >> he's inside my house. >> he is? okay. >> yes, hurry. please hurry. >> reporter: this morning, the 26-year-old on the line calling police for help remains hospitalized. shot by one of two sheriff deputies who answered his call who are both now suspended. >> we're as sorry as we can be. >> reporter: brian heyward is telling the operator that two men with guns were breaking into his home. >> someone is trying to break into your home? >> yes, they have guns. >> reporter: the two white sheriff's deputies were worried they were walking into a gunfight. according to the police report richard powell and keith tyner saw a gunshot hole in the front window. they didn't know the alleged burglars were already gone. when heyward walked out the back door with a gun, they had no idea he lived there. when they asked him to put the gun down and he didn't, deputy keith tyner fired. [ gunshot ] >> it is a tragic situation. >> reporter: the sheriff's office realizing the appearance of white deputies shooting a black homeowner, releasing audio from the ambul

>> steve osunsami from mississippi. steve, thank you. >>> we have new information tonight about that terror attack in garland, texas. two gunmen suspected of supporting isis, killed after opening fire outside a prophet muhammad cartoon contest last week. police today revealing they were armed with three assault weapons and three pistols. the fbi warning police hours before it happened. police officials saying they did not receive enough specific information that would have changed their response. >>> tonight, the white house responding to what's being called the saudi snub. the king of saudi arabia can canceling plans to attend a summit at camp david with president obama later this week. some speculating it's meant to send a message to the white house about those nuclear talks with iran. tonight, the white house insisting it's not a snub and that all the feedback they are getting from saudi arabia has so far been positive. >>> tonight, airline passengers sending a reality check to the airlines themselves. a new governme

steve osunsami in baltimore for us, as well. steve, thanks. >>> we're going to turn now to the miracle in nepal tonight. five days after the earthquake, this image. a 15-year-old boy somehow surviving more than 120 hours. he'd been buried beneath rubble, wearing a yankees t-shirt, revealing what he ate to survive. and this view from above, drone footage tonight of rescuers across kathmandu hoping for even more miracles. terrifying video of the moment the earthquake hit coming to light now. this roundabout, children running there as the earth shakes. and you can see the buildings, those structures all beginning to tumble down. abc's alex marquardt with the american rescue teams now helping, and that teenager, what he did, what he ate to live. >> reporter: tonight, stunk new >> reporter: tonight, stunning new video. a tourist's camera capturing ancient temples, crumbling around terrified sightseers. swarms of birds taking to the skies. from just one minute of shaking, almost 6,000 dead. but today, there was a glimmer of hope, as a

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> dad bods, the latest trend in body image.o women really prefer a mini keg to a six-pack? >> and while the mom bod isn't getting attention the debate over this double standard is >>> i think we >>> i think we learned something new together. the internet has been buzzing over the dad bod. it's apparently not fat, it's not thin. according to many women it's just right. >> why should slightly out of shape only be reserved for men? could mom bods be next? we're "up all nightline." >> reporter: introducing the new "it" body type for bros. who needs magic mike bulging biceps? apparently what women really want is a soft doughy dad bod. >> the dad bod is a healthy medium between someone who's a little bit heavier set, and someone who works out, really the average guy body. my friends and i saw this body type on a lot more guys and we were attracted to it. >> reporter: dad bod inspiration, think jason segel's nude scene in "forgetting sarah marshall." >> can i put clothes on? it's over. >> reporter: paul rudd downing cupcakes in "this

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> leave it to de niro to drop an f bomb.e's the only one who can do that. >> how many did you drop? you gave a graduation speech last year. >> no f bombs. i used a little profanity. i was messing with a lady doing sign language on the sign. she had to keep signing my profanity. it was fun for me. no, you have to keep it real. every time i speak to college students, they see the finished package that i'm standing before them as some kind of success. i tell them always the struggles i went through to get to this point. >> if only they knew you off camera. >> please don't reveal it, marci. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm marci gonzales in for reena. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." the city of cleveland reached a settlement with the justice department. stemming from allegations that police showed a pattern of excessive force and civil rights violations. announcement is expected as early

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> inspiration. >> love it.'s a beeper on the mat that tells her when it's time to plant the pole and push up. >> applaud her for wanting to do this and sticking with it, but also for everybody else coming together and making those, putting that strip down, that buzzer you're talking about to make sure she's able to compete. this is a fantastic story. steve, thank you, sir, for that. oh. >> love it. >> every once in awhile we get one of these i get worked up about. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. this is abc's "world news now" informing >>> making news in america this morning, biker brawl. a fight in a restaurant leaving nine people dead and several others injured. investigators releasing new details from the scene overnight. >>> deadly crash. smoke pouring from the wreckage of an aircraft as rescuers rush to the scene at an air force station. what we're learning about the military members on board. >>> wild weather hail and tornadoes hitting the plains and peop

here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the call from help came from inside this home. 26-year-old bryant howard was begging police to rush. >> please tell them to hurry up. please. >> reporter: he told the operator that two men with guns were breaking into his home, saying both were african-american. >> it's an emergency, and they have guns. please come. >> someone's trying to break into your home? >> yes, and they have guns. >> reporter: according to the police report, sheriff's deputies gun shell in the front window and had no idea the burglars were already gone. that's when a back door swung open, and heyward, holding his gun, came out. police say they didn't know he lived there, asked him to put the gun down and when he didn't, they fired. >> this is a remarkable young man. and our prayers are with him and his family. >> reporter: today police played audio from the ambulance ride to the hospital, and it backs up the police report. >> i saw the officer, and should have put the gun down. but i didn't. >> right. >> and he thought i was the crook. and he shot. >> okay. >> reporter: his f

to steve osunsami this morning. >>> now to a big number 222 million.tronger dollar. >>> finally here a reminder hold on to your lunch next time you hit the beach. watch what happens as this tourist is about to bite into a fish lunch on the dutch coast. a seagull grabs the herring out of his mouth. >> oh. >> herring is a delicacy in holland where people typically dangle it above their mouths. that's the tradition but may want to rethink that given this video. >> whoa. >> it's pretty nasty, right? >> oh wow. >> i actually have a cat that will do that to you. she, ruby will stop your fork en route to our mouth if she likes what's on it. >> pigeons also pretty ruthless as well. >> thanks dan. everyone take a look. so many people talking about it. >> just don't like when people say bruce is going to be gone. >> that's from the kardashian special last night. the whole family's reaction to bruce jenner's transition. morehead but lara in the social. >> we have that and so much more coming up on our "gma morning menu" including going backstage at the billboard

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> leave it to de niro to drop an f bomb.y one who can do that. >> how many did you drop? you gave a graduation speech last year. >> no f bombs. i used a little profanity. i was messing with a lady doing sign language on the sign. she had to keep signing my profanity. it was fun for me. no, you have to keep it real. every time i speak to college students, they see the finished package that i'm standing before them as some kind of success. i tell them always the struggles i went through to get to this point. >> if only they knew you off camera. >> please don't reveal it, marci. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. g insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- catastrophic flooding. historic rainfall and tornadoes creating dangerous and deadly conditions. more than 1,000 people evacuated. a dam giving way. a search under way right now for missing residents. >>> bold daytime shooting. man draws a gun, firing several times at passing car. the videos investigators are

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> leave it to de niro to drop an f bomb.one who can do that. >> how many did you drop? you gave a graduation speech last year. >> no f bombs. i used a little profanity. i was messing with a lady doing sign language on the sign. she had to keep signing my profanity. it was fun for me. no, you have to keep it real. every time i speak to college students, they see the finished package that i'm standing before them as some kind of success. i tell them always the struggles i went through to get to this point. >> if only they knew you off camera. >> please don't reveal it, marci. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. g insomniacs for two decades. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. the

steve osunsami. >> that sound is a lexus and its driver being crushed by the weight of a cement truckingt ran a light and overturned in atlanta. that's 22-year-old bennett trapped and bleeding in the metal. people who witnessed the wreck were trying to save him. and they did. >> thank god he made it out safely. that's remarkable man. >> police ticketed the cement truck driver. witnesses say when he tried to avoid the lexus, the weight of his truck turned it over. one of the passengers injured in a second vehicle was a national treasure civil rights icon and u.s. ambassador andrew young. he spoke by phone after leaving the hospital. >> there's a lot that i have to do and want to do you know before my time comes. >> reporter: witness who's came to help knew they had to act fast. diesel from the overturned truck was pouring into the street. the kindness of strangers was on full display. the young man pulled from the car at this intersection says he's happy and lucky that she's alive. these accidents are often fatal. steve osunsami abc news atlanta. >> what incredible bravery to go towards t

and steve osunsami is in atlanta. >> reporter: that sound is a lexus and its driver being crushed by the weight of a cement truck that ran a red light and overturned in atlanta. look in the middle there. that's 22-year-old bennett alterman trapped and bleeding in the twisted metal. people who witnessed the wreck were trying to save him. and they did. >> the guy made it out safely, you know, that's the most important part. that's remarkable, man. god was with him today. >> reporter: police ticketed the cement truck driver. witnesses say when he ran the light and tried to avoid the lexus, the weight of his truck turned it over. one of the passengers injured in a second vehicle was a national treasure, civil rights icon and u.s. ambassador andrew young. he spoke by phone after leaving the hospital. >> there's a lot that i have to do and want to do, you know, before my time comes. >> reporter: witnesses who came to help knew they had to act fast. diesel from the overturned truck was pouring into the street. the kindness of strangers was on full display. the young man pulled from the car

steve osunsami abc news baltimore. >> hillary clinton will answer questions about the benghazi attack this once instead of twice. the attack on the u.s. consulate led to the death of four americans. clinton agreed to testify about the use of her private e-mail account during the hearing later this month. congressional republicans asked for two separate hearings. clinton says one will be just fine. >> another republican will jump into the presidential race today. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is expected to announce his candidacy. he also ran for president in 2008. yesterday, dr. ben carson and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina threw their hats in the ring, as well. neither has held public office before. >> this is a poi votal point in our nation. it's reasonable to look outside the political class that's been in washington for a really long time. >> running on her business record but also as the anti-hillary candidate. seasoned politicians ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio have already jumped in and jeb bush is expected to announce, as well. >> aren't they all anti-an

steve osunsami, nbc news, -- abc news atlanta. >> inspiration. >> love it.t tells her when it's time to plant the pole and push up. >> applaud her for wanting to do this and sticking with it but also for everybody else coming together and making those, putting that strip down, that buzzer you're talking about to make sure she's able to compete. this is a fantastic story. steve, thank you, sir, for that. oh. >> love it. >> every once in awhile we get one of these i get worked up about. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. ng insomniacs for two decades. >>> wild weather and hail and tornadoes hitting the planes and people evacuated after severe flooding with more in store today. >>> taylor swift dominates at the billboard music awards. plus the bizarre performance from kanye west that got boos from the crowd. >>> good

here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: this morning, school officials tell raleigh abc station wtvdcused of repeatedly losing control. and a student recorded the teacher in class. >> this is my job! you don't have to fix it! leave it there! >> i was infuriated. i was disgusted. i was heartbroken. >> reporter: leona said her son, sammy, had been trying to tell her for months his teacher was verbally abusive. but she says she didn't believe him until she sent her 10-year-old to school with this recording device and heard it herself. >> i don't even like nobody to be behind me on the board. because i might get mad and pop the mess out of them. then it would be my fault. because you were behind me. >> reporter: she says the teacher treated the kids like trash. in the four-hour recording. other parents are speaking out. >> my son was afraid of her. he -- he would repeat, i'm scared. she scares me. >> i don't think that she should be an educator with our children. >> reporter: some parents are pulling their children from the classroom and the school. sammy is home for now. school official

steve osunsami, abc news, baltimore. >> it absolutely is. one more note from baltimore.r gray intentionally hurting himself as reported. he says all he heard was a little banging for about four seconds. stay with abc news for continuing coverage from baltimore and around the country. more updates on "america this morning" and later on "good morning america." turning to the moments in the aurora movie theater trial. first responders sometimes breaking down on the stand recall the gruesome scene and the frantic efforts to save the victims. another testified about the moment james holmes was arrested. abc's brandie hit has more. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. >> breaking down on the stand, officer justin grizzle remembers the gruesome scene inside this colorado movie theater and rushing several victims to the hospital including kaleb medley with a gunshot wound to his face. >> i could tell he was gurgling under the blood. i yelled at him don't [ expletive ] die on me. don't [ expletive ] die on me and he would start breathing again. >> medley survived but is now

steve osunsami reports. >> i didn't know it was that hot. >> reporter: this is a lawsuit over a hot cupucks coffee and the coffee was free. but matthew core a raleigh police officer, says that when the lid popped off, the drink collapsed and hit his lap, it triggered his crohn's disease, doctors later had to remove a section of his intestine. >> frozen from the pain. i had to gather myself. >> reporter: in court he explained how initially he and his family were asking for $10 million. but settled on $750,000. >> i thought it was worth $10 million. actually, i thought it could have been higher. >> reporter: lawyers for starbucks are fighting back reading long lists of doctors' visits that kohr needed for crohn's disease before that cup of joe ever entered his life. starbucks says they did nothing wrong and have seen only 59 similar incidents even though they serve 4 billion cups of coffeeosunsami abc news atlanta. >>> dad bods the latest trend in body image. do women really prefer a mini keg to a six-pack? >> while the mom bod isn't getting attention the debate over this double standard