. >> reporter: detective rob weir was part of a d.e.a. mills. and while cindy insisted she ran her clinic by the books, it came to the attention of the d.e.a. task force. >> we had received complaints on it. and so we send somebody in, see what we could do. >> reporter: and guess who the task force sent? john friskey, the computer expert. he also happened to be a d.e.a. informant. >> every time i went in there, i wore a wire from the dea. >> reporter: when you wore the wire, what were >> my main goal was to get anything that would piece it together and prove it was a pill mill. >> reporter: he talked to cindy a lot. fishing, really, for what might be evidence of medical fraud. then one day, it was just over two years after cindy shot nissim, friskey got a very big surprise. >> made me very uncomfortable. i just wanted to leave. >> reporter: what happened? frisky asked cindy about her family and she launched into an amazing story about the shooting of ilan nissim. >> so i went through hell and back, you know? >> reporter: it was the story

author andy weir on his success and whether he thinks moit day mon is the right man for the job. silicon valley disrupted just about every industry why not toothpaste? the plan and here's an idea. if there aren't enough places to live in san francisco, build more houses. our reporters this week on "press here." >>> good morning. i'm scott mcfwru. i hope you are a long time watcher. if you are, you know each week my team of reporters and i talk to various ceos and news makers. this is a serious show. not a sunday morning infomercial. let me talk to you about toothpaste. we have this morning a revolutionary toothpaste created in silicon valley. gets teeth 260% cleaner than the leading brand. but that's not all. it cut yours chances of cavities and leaves you minty fresh. let me ask you about this 250% claim. people say it's twice as good as brand x. how is something 250% better? >> first we are going to look at what people do today. brush their teeth. you brush it the way your ancestors brushed 4,000 years ago by scrub them. then they scrubbed with twigs. now with -- >> there are d

large areas blocked by the weir house are open to the public. we have had difficulty initially making sure all the public access is open when it should be as we said it will be. there rp bumps in the road but got past that. there are high voltage cranes for the short side power and [inaudible] which will be accessible to anyone walking down the apron. we will anticipate opening that up during the day light hours by august once we have barriers in place to keep people from jumping around and using it as a jungle gym. we upidated the website last week with new maps that rin the package that show what is available and open at the terminal. our planning team is working to install signage sat the facility so people can walk out there and see what-there is nrfxz as to what they are looking at and the importance of it. parking is another line of business out there. parking has been-the revenue is lower than anticipated with the parking. pcst and the parking contractor empark are in charge of the parking. there have been factors that explain the revenue

through the region weir mostly dry. -- we're mostly dry. we're seeing a shower or thunderstorm in southern delaware in queen anne along 301 and middletown getting a sprinkle but not a big deal just yet. storm tracker 6 live there's a little bit more where that came from staying well to the south. we have a chance of a shower or thunderstorm, south of the city, but not a big deal today. the strong storms are coming out of chicago, they are pushing to the southwest. that's not our worry for today. you get the idea we're in an active pattern for the next couple of days. we have warm and humid conditions too. 81 in quakertown. 85 in martins creek, 8 # in fleetwood and pottstown, 84 in warrington. and right now 84 degrees in levittown. looking at the suburbs in south jersey, 84 in browns mills. 82 in cinnaminson. 83 in glassboro, new jersey and 84 in delaware. the dewpoint is 66 degrees, anytime you get above 60 it's humid. 65 and 70 you're feeling the humidity. the next couple of days will be unsettled. if you have anything outside today, today

the four surviving members guitarist bob weir basest phil lesh and drummers mickey hart and bill kreutzmanorm together again. all four still have solo projects and often join one another on stage making sunday's farewell one of the hottest tickets in years. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the dead's farewell and ballerina misty copeland. i'm alison harmelin and this is pthe "cbs morning news." ballerina misty copeland. i'm alison harmelin and this is the "cbs morning news." at subway, we bring layers of enticingly tender turkey irresistibly crispy bacon, and deliciously rich guacamole together on freshly baked bread for one truly amazing sandwich: the new subway turkey & bacon guacamole. only at subway. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™! also try listerin

mike weir might give him some advice tonight about how he handled it when vijay beat him in the playoff years ago. jim: and again he hails from programford, ontario which is just -- bramford, which is just southwest of glen abbey. this is a beautiful little town here. you have to go past burlington and hamilton and you find yourself not only in the hometown of wayne gretzky but the hometown of david hearn and they grew up, again just a few doors apart on the same street with the great one. trust me, that little -- you know david's a little younger, but he'll have his own nickname if he's able to pull this one off tomorrow. ian: amazing. when you think 60 years since pat fletcher, last canadian won in 1954. don't let it get you down, though. just soak it all in, enjoy it, keep smiling waving to the crowds and use their energy. jim: a lot of things can happen out of that bunker when you short side it. there's a backdrop to it. you've got water across the way. peter: the worst part about all that jim is he has a pretty significant downhill lie. that's going to make this shot even more of a

but i wanted to make sure you werea weir individual complaints were reported in a timely fashion and there is a response mechanism which doesn't come out in the reports when you see them >> there are 2 departments in dph- >> hsa is the entity that funds the shelter system including resource centers and adult and family shelters. dph is the funder of the staff position for the shelter monitoring commit jealso fund [inaudible] such as behavioral health roving and case management and adult shelter system so it is joint partnership. the primary funding is from dph >> what do you see is possible to help streg strengthen the understanding of what is needed to provide sufficient level of funding for the different services in the shelters? probably case management and mental health may be associated as well. >> when you mention case management and those kinds of services that isn't part of the standard of care t is always a concern. dph has expabded the nurses they made available to work in the shelter system and that made a big difference. we try to reduce the emergency calls and treat peop

best option moving forward as we did last year when we approved applying for the state grant last weir without approval for the project, would we still need to make this determination today sphwe didn't feel ready to do that on the mitigated neg deck? could we put off approving the planning commissions certification of the environmental determination? >> well, if the board determined the neg ative declaration wasn't adequate for-- >> i know we can do that today, so we as a board today can decide we disagree with the determination and send it back to the planning department. that is one option. i'm asking is it possible not to vote at all on the determination if we take out any reference to approval in item 65? >> if the board retained all of its discretion to change and modified the project and didn't commitment to the construction aspects of the project, the action could be crrd not to be an approval under sequa and therefore environmental review would not be required at this point. >> right >> one other consideration for the board is that when the project is developed and the project

the term terminal in plaza has transformed pier twaevl from a underused view blocking a weir house to san francisco's newest civic jewel. public access now includes the 2 and a half acre cruise terminal lauza where visitors and residence have a new public space where they can get to had ocean going shipsism on noncruise ship days the plaza is used for sieving and corporate events including the tech secter. hosted 26 special events and one of the first being the san francisco giants celebration of the world series participation in 2014. this represents a very strong start. james r hurmen cruise terminal and plaza represents probably the largest investment in port infrastructure for 100 years by a port commission. it provides a city with a nexus of transportation, employment, exploration and recreation and the site is now one of the regions premare event venues. the spectacle ofa riving cruise ship there is there for all to see. the openness of the terminal and public access allows folks unpair ll view of ship operationsism working a ship is not a easy job. working a cruise ship is real

contractors, the subcontractor usealize the sunchss in order to certified with cmd, a sploier must have a weir house with inventory. if we host inventory and pay all these overhead and not being utilized by the general contractor jz subcontractors that also includes minority contractors. we are talking about all of them. materials should bow bought from smaller businesses, small suppliers out of the city limit. [inaudible] coming in from the outside of the city limit. that is a big challenge for us so we would like to talk more about that in the future. the third area is with the general contractor [inaudible] 2 big documents for block 53, block 54 where a contractor is not getting paid. contractors-minority contractors could lose their union license. they cannot bid on other projects because robert [inaudible] has not paid the [inaudible] or the change orders. it is constantly back and forth blaming the developer or somebody else rather than meeting with the subcontractors and really discussing what is the key issue here. if there was a change order [inaudible] then they should haneer it and

mike weir might give him some advice tonight about how he handled it when vijay beat him in the playoff years ago. jim: and again he hails from programford, ontario which is just -- bramford, which is just southwest of glen abbey. this is a beautiful little town here. you have to go past burlington and hamilton and you find yourself not only in the hometown of wayne gretzky but the hometown of david hearn and they grew up, again just a few doors apart on the same street with the great one. trust me, that little -- you know david's a little younger, but he'll have his own nickname if he's able to pull this one off tomorrow. ian: amazing. when you think 60 years since pat fletcher, last canadian won in 1954. don't let it get you down, though. just soak it all in, enjoy it, keep smiling waving to the crowds and use their energy. jim: a lot of things can happen out of that bunker when you short side it. there's a backdrop to it. you've got water across the way. peter: the worst part about all that jim is he has a pretty significant downhill lie. that's going to make this shot even more of a

i think weir we'll probably see that at the beginning.on't think they would say we want a military program. they will develop military processes for civilian use just as the emiratis have done. if it's worse than imagine should weave sign it? >> i would be sceptical. something will have time press us with the seriousness of the regime, snapbacks sanctions is going to have to be serious. eric: france and germany and other countries that do business with iran, will they snack -- would they snap back? >> . >> i think we are likely to see them keep pushing. they will kick the can down the road and it will be much more difficult because of the window of 60 days instead of 30. i think we may see a dade -- i think we may see an illusory deadline continue past august. jenna:august.. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. ♪ whoa what are yo

weir watching tropical storm felicia. it's expected to fizzle out in the pacific and probably won't make big headlines. >>> our weekend forecast is awesome across the bay. i'll have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up a bit later. now back to you. >>> up next at 11:00, taking back the power, how one girl's mission to stop the cultural sexual shaming is turning into a national movement. destroy. that's the message from a filmaker debuting a new documentary in palo alto aimed . >>> words can inspire, but they can also destroy. that's from a film maker with a documentary aimed at girls and the single world that can alter school, work and their own self-rerespect. >> we have more on the efforts to take power away from the "s" word. >> it's a one-word label that can devastate. >> it came from my own experience. i was labeled a slut in the middle school. >> she was 11 years old when after a modest hookup her childhood crush started calling her that name. >> like everyone in my town knew that i was that kind of g

. >>> weir back with breaking news happening right now. this is the u.s. district attorney. he just announced a 29-count indictment against u.s. congressman of philadelphia chaka fatah and four other people on charges including racketeering and many other counts. let's listen in for a moment. >> finally, bonnie browser, district chief of staff in congressman fatah's philadelphia office and the treasurer of fatah for mayor and fatah for congress campaign organization. the racketeering in count one outlines five schemes in which congressman fatah and co-conspirators sought to enrich themselves financially and politically. the schemes can be briefly described as follows. scheme one, the 2007 mayoral campaign. the indictment alleges that in connection with this failed 2007 campaign to serve as mayor of philadelphia congressman fatah and several associates accepted an illegal $1 million campaign contribution in the form of a loan from a wealthy supporter. and disguised the illegal contribution as a loan to a consulting company. after he lost the election congressman fatah returne

maybe that puts him in the frontline if you have bob weir in his jean shorts kicking you offstage. >> somebody call fox legal. this is a disclaimer. i don't believe it. >> we had an opportunity to come out here and go here's kasich then we threw some trump on the back side of that for some reason. this is what's going on. donald trump is commanding the media. >> which would you rather watch? >> about that the point? >> yeah. >> which makes the better television? isn't that the point right now? >> but there's a reason. if he was 1 or 2% or zero we wouldn't be doing that, would we geraldo? >> you look to the ratings put john kasich on you're going to get a rating that's about here. put trump on you get a bigger rating. that's what's driving the conversation. >> i want to quickly saw the loser so far is jeb bush. he's come across as an schlumpy little shoulders. >> what are you talking about? he's a tall guy with broad shoulders. >> but compared to trump, just check him out. >> we're going to do a little gopr next. but make sure to catch "the five" tomorrow night because presidential can

in the words of bob weir it will be a timeless moment. ♪ >> it's more than overwhelming.ve ever done. >> for the first 30 years of our bandness our togetherness we influenced huge amounts of people. basically, we were a cultural revolution. society had never seen anything like the grateful dead before. >> there's a little bit of jazz a little bit of southern rock and psychodelic rock and blues. it's the great american song. >> we came up with our own book of standards. really it's just music and that's sort of the magic of american music to begin with is the blending of music from different continents coming together. >> we are the music. and our personalities as such really ceased to exist at all. we've been so zoomed into the greatest personality of the group mind. >> it's a feeling and what you get from that feeling and what you do with that feeling. it's not just playing music and clapping and having a good time. but it makes you feel a certain kind of love. >> and that rainbow people talked about in california at the end of the first set of the first show, i mean tha

can see it each time however, this time we happen to be also not only are we a little oversold, but weirre trend line and these two instances that we've seen that before we've had a nice little run. >> that will be something. >> it will. obviously, there's ri resistance here and if we break through, off to the rateses. >> very contrary. >> okay. next up. >> as you know we come on the show a lot and talk about the co2. >> you explained the commitment traders report. >> and the idea is cftc separates traders into three category, the large speculator the small speculator and the commercial. we like to look at the big money and see what they're doing because a lot of times they get overzealous and they get a little eager to be too long or too short. right now we think they might be too short. every time they've gotten a position in excess of 25,000 contracts the markets bounce. >> every time? >> every time. >> and we're there. >> so it's compelling to us. maybe we're wrong. >> no. this makes -- i'm kind of liking what you're saying. >> next up. >> let's switch our focus to gold. gold obvious

weir going to start with frederick isasi who is director of our health division. >> good morning, governors. i wanted to give you a brief update as to how the worth in the health commission is going. we continue to be very busy. we've had intensive projects going on around the country with hundreds of your leadership staff. there's two projects i wanted to highlight for you this morning. the first is our medicaid transformation policy academy. this is our very intensive work with three states, alabama washington state and nevada. where we are working hand and glove with those states to negotiate broad new medicaid authorities. these are authorities that states have never had before that will allow governors to have a lot more flexibility in the way they pay for and deliver services in medicaid. we are very, very close to agreement with at least one state and in addition we are working hard to negotiate in some cases billions of dollars in up front investment from the federal government for the state in medicaid dollars. so it's very, very powerful work. we plan on providing you with a very

author andy weir on his success and whether he thinks moit day mon is the right man for the job.st about every industry why not toothpaste? the plan and here's an idea. if there aren't enough places to live in san francisco, build more houses. our

look at health insurance uptake rates and various elements of the aca implementation so they had soft weir we could use. what does affordsability mean, howmany people do we talk about, what does it take to make health insurance affordable for them? health managementish associates worked with the operationalization of the program. they did financial regulatory and operational feasibility analysis to help determine once we determine the benefit amount is to give to a person, how do we get that benefit to had person? what is the best way to get it to them so they qu owe can use it? collectively their research founds there is a high costf living in san francisco chblt they estimated it at 59 percent higher than the national cost of average living. also we found post affordable care act insurance trends that relyoon increased cost sharing leave people between 250 to 500 percent are the most vulnerable. [inaudible] paying the highest proportion of income to their health insurance. as a result this population is at the highest risk of being uninsured or under insured. the proposal that relies on

bass git artist phil esh and bob weir. >> there's going to be 63 65,000 people here. >> something like that. >> which is why his bandmates agreed to have the last stop be here at soldier field. two shows in santa clara, california, last weekend opened the tour with help from keyboardist bruce hornsby and phish lead singer trey anastasio. >> these guys are all in a good place. >> peter shapiro is the tour's promoter. >> the fans all knew the 50th anniversary was coming. the fans wanted something. it was the right thing to do. this was the right way to do it. >> did you think when you started it would be this big? >> we thought it would be great. this weekend we're going to be going live to concert venues around the country. we'll have 200,000 people. >> sound checks were under way on stage amid preparations for a worldwide pay-per-view transmission satellite radio and live streaming of the performances. that's appropriate because the grateful dead was never a top 40 band. never much of a studio band either. live performance

weir eye talking about third string quarterback if he makes the roster. know of that hurts your feelings. we'll see what happens. also we have from the philly power ranks, this is from new jersey. that's right. i wrote this up this week because when i do these hits with you guys i like to talk about what hit in philadelphia sports the last week. it was pretty bear, pretty dry, but new jersey stands up for crying out loud, it's amazing. this is the garden state five, the power rankings. a the look of people are upset no bruce springsteen, no frank situate nature transgender veteran. it's the power rankings. john stewart, he's going out august 6. best in late night television has a guest appearance with barrack obama. chris christie, i'm telling you right now he's going to catch some votes because you can't vote for donald trump. everyone is going to like the loud mouths. watch me when i'm telling you. i'm shocked how many people have gotten on the donald trump band by the way. frazer from toms river, new jersey. he won the homerun derby. i was really, real

it's cool to see all of the players who were right weir was a few -- who were right where i was a few i think it would be cool to be on the team like that. >> reporter: along with 8-year- old -- with this 8-year-old. >> it inspires me. they've come so far. >> from an educational standpoint they can visualize themselves. >> they can talk about how they played last night and what they did and what they can good and what any did bad. >> reporter: by the end of the summer, hundreds of soccer players will have trained at the sports academy. >> i don't think gender really matters to these guys. they see it as a game. whether his men or women and -- it's men or women, vice versa. >> reporter: as the american women go after the world cup title, these young fans will be watching. >> i just love soccer. >> reporter: and reaching for their goal that may come true. >> that was ann wyatt little reporting. the finals are set for this sunday. the u.s. verses japan. you can see it right here on fox 2. again, our coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. >>> well, the contra costa water district is considering a p

for those bears and those folks who were saying the fed is not going to move this weir this certainly in the year we were seeing really interesting things. the dollar was going up. bonds were going up and stocks were going up. that is because money was flowing into the united states. today this is a more interesting dynamic because interest rates were lower. dollar was lower and stocks were lower. i think there is not a lot of confidence. the sentiment is so bad that i don't think we will see that much of a sell off. this market is more unpopular than trump in mexico. >> the epicenter of oil prices collapsing here. stocks are wrapping up a hot month for the broader market. bob pisani is in the middle of the action and joins us with the details. >> we had real winners but unfortunately the laggers going into july continue and we have a few more towards the end of the month. let's take a look at the main winners and the main losers here. the main winners are utilities did really well came back. consumer staples names came back. they continue to be anything related to materials and energ

weir getting better data, more powerful tools private sector initiatives were put here. i have an hsa. i love hsas. i worked on the law when it was first enacted. they do promote shopping. i think in our heart we're all shoppers. we all make comparisons. we make judgments every day about a whole number of things. one of the areas i would highlight, we took a look on state-based exchanges and on healthcare.gov. unless hsa was mentioned in the title of the plan, you couldn't tell whether that plan was hsa-qualified or not. so right now under the tax code however you feel about hsas there's a significant tax benefit to signing up for an hsa. and it's high deductible health plan, but consumers aren't getting that information just by going to a website. one of the things we need to change this could be done regulatorily or through legislative action we ought to tell consumers that this plan is hsa qualified, this plan is an hmo, this plan is a ppo, and they may be eligible for significant tax benefits if they go that route. >> with respect to the portion of the question about

saturday weir live at the family leadership summit in ames, iowa. sunday evening 6:30 eastern, interviews with lindsey graham and john kasich, who plans to announce his candidacy on monday. saturday morning on c-span 2, live from new york city, the 17th annual harlem book fairs, with talks on african american economics and race and politics. sunday night at 10:00, political commentator ann coulter says the greatest issue facing the u.s. is immigration. >>> and on american history tv on c-span3, saturday afternoon we're live from the warren g. harding symposium on modern first ladies. speakers include author cynthia biddinger, ann dunlap and the executive director of the national first ladies library. and a little after 9:00, jake ersling shows how the u.s. government used propaganda to persuade citizens to join the military, buy war bonds and keep national secrets. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> next los angeles mayor eric garcetti talks about how mayors can address national issues. he talked about immigration spt minimum wage at an eve

. >> he is not a par weir row. >> because he was captured. >> i think people that weren't company toured hate to tell you. >> he was a war hero. he was captured. >> one of the preses shal rivals. lick said else unkit to be and leave the race. >> this is for both sides of the ale. and in arkansas, it is about time those in the party stood up to him. > >> there is nothing funny about the hate that he is speing at their families. and insults that he directed to a war hero. >> senator john mccain. it is shameful and so is the fact that it took. >> show long for other his i say trump later. >> tried to -- in a jern is captured. >> but they have done little forevan showers and storms. >> coming up on kron 4 nows weekend. >> he got and child four marines and a sailor. >> speaking out. >> as and any mentioned. >> it is find of a beautiful morning. we will be right back. . >>> vaping or using e cigarettes could be against the law. this week state senator mark leno introduced legislation that would regulate electronic cigarettes as tobacco products. this is how it could affect you. >> it emits wha

contractors, the subcontractor usealize the sunchss in order to certified with cmd, a sploier must have a weir house with inventory. if we host inventory and pay all these overhead and not being utilized by the general contractor jz subcontractors that also includes minority contractors. we are talking about all of them. materials should bow bought from smaller businesses, small suppliers out of the city limit. [inaudible] coming in from the outside of the city limit. that is a big challenge for us so we would like to talk more about that in the future. the third area is with the general contractor [inaudible] 2 big documents for block 53, block 54 where a contractor is not getting paid. contractors-minority contractors could lose their union license. they cannot bid on other projects because robert [inaudible] has not paid the [inaudible] or the change orders. it is constantly back and forth blaming the developer or somebody else rather than meeting with the subcontractors and really discussing what is the key issue here. if there was a change order [inaudible] then they should haneer it and

contractors, the subcontractor usealize the sunchss in order to certified with cmd, a sploier must have a weir house with inventory. if we host inventory and pay all these overhead and not being utilized by the general contractor jz subcontractors that also includes minority contractors. we are talking about all of them. materials should bow bought from smaller businesses, small suppliers out of the city limit. [inaudible] coming in from the outside of the city limit. that is a big challenge for us so we would like to talk more about that in the future. the third area is with the general contractor [inaudible] 2 big documents for block 53, block 54 where a contractor is not getting paid. contractors-minority contractors could lose their union license. they cannot bid on other projects because robert [inaudible] has not paid the [inaudible] or the change orders. it is constantly back and forth blaming the developer or somebody else rather than meeting with the subcontractors and really discussing what is the key issue here. if there was a change order [inaudible] then they should haneer it and

donald trump could easily leave the republican party, lead our nations, and i'm going to talk to bob weiro see if i can get the dead heads out here on the west coast to campaign for trump, bush, and jindal and challenge their friends or they're following to consider the sanity of the republican party and bringing sanity back to the united states federal government and stopping this wasteful spending of this party. i do not agree to a rift in the united states armed forces. i know the united states army, i know the united states navy, i know what a 600-ship deepwater fleet leads to this country. host: ok, caller, thanks. guest: it is interesting in that list he said jeb, who we have heard tossed around a lot trump, and bobby jindal, the louisiana governor. we have not talk that much about bobby jindal, who is a very accomplished man and a very smart man. he did a wise thing in looking -- he figured he was going to run or likely to run a year or two ago, and he started thinking about the issues more carefully. he is the only person who has put forth a comprehensive replacement for obamacare

best option moving forward as we did last year when we approved applying for the state grant last weir without approval for the project, would we still need to make this determination today sphwe didn't feel ready to do that on the mitigated neg deck? could we put off approving the planning commissions certification of the environmental determination? >> well, if the board determined the neg ative declaration wasn't adequate for-- >> i know we can do that today, so we as a board today can decide we disagree with the determination and send it back to the planning department. that is one option. i'm asking is it possible not to vote at all on the determination if we take out any reference to approval in item 65? >> if the board retained all of its discretion to change and modified the project and didn't commitment to the construction aspects of the project, the action could be crrd not to be an approval under sequa and therefore environmental review would not be required at this point. >> right >> one other consideration for the board is that when the project is developed and the project