pg&e crews were on the scene within 25 minutes of the gas main brack. >>> a family disturbance turned deadly when the police shoot and kill a man they were told had a knife. >> the police say a woman told them her mentally ill son was throwing furniture around and attacking a door with a knife. the officers fireed when the man confronted them. the police are no strangers to the suspect. >> we have had prior contact with the suspect. and have a dozen or so times in the last two years at this location. for similar-related calls. >> there were three family members in the house. two escaped with minor knife wounds and the other was not hurt. the officers are on leave while the shooting is investigated. >>> an 11-year-old boy is recovering after being shot while sleeping in his family's west oakland apartment. the police say a shot spotter alerted them to the gunfire in the 1100 block of 7th street at 5:00 a.m. the boy was wounded in the shoulder and is in stable condition. nobody else in the home was hit. >> oakland police are searching for an at risk adult. 64-year-old james moten suffer

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brack which was a great harm to the u.s. people as well as to the people of iraq i think that he should be awarded the nobel peace prize there's ition at many nobel dot org to do that he's one of the nominees he actually deserves that he actually qualifies under alfred nobel's will unlike some other recent recipients i don't think that whistleblowing should be punished. well still to come for you here want to unfit and ailing us scuse me the united kingdom health care system are taking the brunt of austerity the patients are expected to suffer as the government pressures hospitals and clinics to meet its savings targets here dotsie we talked to a former hospital employee and the whistleblower after the break. we speak your language. programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. a little turn to angle story. here. spanish. visit. good morning to you from moscow it's now ten twenty am here in the russian capital it tsotsi health care bosses worried about the pressure being put on hospitals by that of austerity they've

if you believe we ought to reduce the number of ships then vote for brack.f you believe that these four structures are heading in the wrong direction, the curved lines are heading in the wrong directions and we need to be careful of having another round of losses into that for structure. that is why the other thing out disclose is that the chairman of the subcommittee said that in the pentagon planning is in the process. once they start the planning it starts in motion. he did not turn them around. that is why it is important that i think we stay with a subcommittee recommendation and we reject this amendment. to thewhat purpose is gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> ic recognition to support the amendment. -- i see recognition to support the amendment. >> recognize for five minutes. >> every dollar wasted in the defense budget is not a dollar spent defending this country. i think what mr. smith is trying to do is really give the authority to the department of defense to determine what the excess capacity is. we can make a decision as to what the tr

. >> reporter: americans are hitting private clinics on their lunch brack for a pick-me-up.c tail infusion. >> it's a way to get the minerals and vitamins. the body can respond to the stresses of day-to-day life. >> reporter: carmen key gets her drip at this los angeles clinic once a week. >> instead of feeling like emergencyized, you feel alive. >> reporter: why not just eat a really big salad, pop a couple vitamins and take a long nap? >> that would probably do 4% of what this does. >> they may be suffering from chronic fatigue. they may be run down. i have patients with depression and anxiety. >> reporter: at $130 to $275 a session, it's not cheap. and critics call it extreme and downright unnecessary. questioning whether it actually offers anything nutrition that food and traditional vitamins can. but patients swear by it. >> i was on my feet 12 hours. so, i needed a lot of energy. >> reporter: that may be why so many people say they don't mind getting stuck for this vitamin six. >> dr. jennifer ashton. sam and josh are not buying it. they don't want to hear a thing. >>

catching ground on the most destructive wildfire in that state's history and more than half of the brackforest fire is contained and officials are preparing to lift the mandatory evacuation orders for hundreds of residents ready to go back home. >> and if you're looking for something to, do that will be fun. in the peninsula, plenty of sunshine on the peninsula where you will get fog along the coast and low cloud through the sunset district of san francisco. and sunshine on the other side of the city. looking to the bay bridge. 65 in concord and 60 in san jose and we're looking at status quo for father's day, moving into the shoreline and tomorrow, cooling down more and bottom out on tuesday for temperatures -- story performs -- for temperatures on tuesday and thursday, the high pressure is returning and takings us into the near 90 degrees range by next weekend. looks like a nice father's day. happy father's day to you if you fall into the category. if not, have a great sunday. >> and that is a clear commute tomorrow? >> and why? >> -- >> looking different. >> challenging you on the best

quest diagnostics saying it now plans to offer a brack 151 and 2 tests later this year.y myriad's test is going to be hard to match. >> the devil is really in the details. you need to tow what all those mutations mean. without the benefit of having a database, which myriad has and which a competitor at this point has not, it's going to be really difficult to argue that a, say, $800 competing product is even equivalent to the $3,000 test. >> yep, that $3,000 test is key for myriad. it brought in $450 million in revenue last year that 75% of their sales. larry, clearly the supreme court has opened the door here. >> all right. bertha, thank you very much. we appreciate the update. >>> by the way, today's decision is a big blow to free market innovation. ultimately, that's going to stifle private sector investment that is so critical to funding major medical discoverys. let's debate this whole proposition. joining us tonight david resnik from the law firm nixon peabody, attorney mitch epner from willk oslander for the full hour. hitch lowry, editor of the national review mag

and brought brack for trial. >> what's infuriating here is prime minister putin. >> would love to havea few conversations with mr. snowden. >> china and russia, they're such powerful bastions of internet freedom. >> if he could go to north korea and iran and he could round out his government oppression tour. >> an individual not acting in my opinion with noble intent. >> this guy's a bad guy. >> i think it's up in the air. >> calm, lord, help me to relax, father. >> i can't remember a week that was as historic as the one we're about to see. >> this is going to be a historic week for the senate as we pass comprehensive immigration reform. >> it will pass the senate but it's dead on arrival in the house. >> we're about at two-thirds of the senate right now. our momentum is growing >> border security has to come first before you get immigration reform. >> we'll be in the neighborhood of 70 votes by time the vote occurs at the end of the week. >> very tense. joe cool ain't so cool right now. >> the bill will pass. i think we're on the verge of getting 70 votes. >> without some congressiona

like they knocked a ball out of someone's hand. >> each jonathan alter has no idea what practical brack'suglas. it's way too early. what time is it? >> it's time for "morning joe," but now over to "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >> the vision thing. six months into his second term, is president obama driving the agenda or trying to manage daily drama. it will be a crucial and busy month, but will it be remembered for anything other than being busy. >> attorney general eric holder and anonymous democrats start to whisper about his leadership and future as the top cop. as the period meets with world leaders, violent protests in turkey has an impact on the steps taken for mideast peace. a potential partner than the prime minister of turkey. from washington, it's

that's where the high functioning successful brack process. so again i understand some of the concerns about the language in mr. wittman's base bill. but again i supporte support it, frankly, this subcommittee over the years with mr. reyes and mr. forbes and now mr. wittman, again, we have just not been given adequate information for us to basically allow this process to go forward. we need more back from the pentagon on both, their intentions in terms of european military sites as well as a more coherent explanation of why we should anymore confidence that a brac would proceed with any more success, particularly if the goal is stated is budget reduction, deficit reduction but with that i would yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. if there is no further discussion on the amendment, the question is on the adoption and offered by mr. smith. in favor of say aye. those opposed, no. spent in the opinion o of the chair than of the chair and knows how it. the amendment is not agree to. there has been a recorded -- that will happen at the end of

whole untrimmed brisket which i have here and it's a super simple rub, only three thing, kosher salt, brack gives you that beautiful pink smoke ring and that distinctistic flavor and this is super cool. there's the point part of the brisket and then there's the flat part of the brisket so this is the lean part and this is the moist part. >> a little something for everybody. i never heard josh so quiet. >> cucumber salad is delicious. >> we'll have all your recipes on goodmorningamerica.com. what is this golan goodness. >> white corn pudding. fabulous and combination of the cucumbers, the brisket. the white shoe peg and the banana pudding, a summer meal made for the guys. >> we have every recipe for you, elizabeth, thank you. >> really good. >> over to mike. mike, you've got a different story to tell in terms of barbecue. >> yes, we do. we're doing barbecue ribs and one of the main things people want to know is making the sauce and, of course, you'll start out with some ketchup and put this all together. >> what are the ingredients? >> this is ketchup. >> okay, if you could list them all. >>

there are brack -- back in rockaway. rockaways coming back. know there is still a lot of to a lot of the economic areas of the peninsula. restaurants and stores are coming back. they're not back yet, but they're on the way. i spent my summer months in rockaway beach and where i grew up, a good portion of my life. been talking with representative joe crowley, democrat from new york. we appreciate your time this morning. one more segment coming up. for going to be looking at the issue of diplomatic immunity, asylum, extradition, and tie it into the edward snowden situation. matley with the "associated press" covers the state department. jobless numbers in this hour show the number of americans seeking the benefits fell 9000 to a seasonally adjusted 346,000. that is evidence the job market is still improving, though modestly. employers added 175,000 jobs in may, almost matching the average monthly gain for the past year. commerce department says americans spend more in may as their income increased at the fastest pace in three months. gains that

let's start with the bracking news of the day. susan rice our new national security advisor. the president's president's going to make that announcement later today. she doesn't remember senate confirmation. >> that's a good thing. >> probably. you know because republicans nonetheless, are going to jump all over this, i am sure because of her comments on benjamin. unfairly criticized for that? >> i think very unfairly criticized. the documentation is pretty clear at this point that what she was doing when she we want on the talk shows after the benghazi attacks, she was basically voicing what the state of knowledge was at the time with the intelligence community and it was rapidly changing. we were briefed within days of the event, and we were told the same thing basically, we are not sure what happened and anything is subject to change. so it's been unfair and the important thing is she is a very, very talented, experienced person and the president has high confidence in her and to make her national security advisor probably puts nary role that she is entirely suited for and

for their tremendous leadership, week in, and week out, in providing a view into the congressional brack caucus perspective on the issues of this day. mr. speaker, it has been nearly five years since or nation experienced the worse financial calamity since the great depression. however, as our economy continues to recover, unemployment remains stubbornly high. with g at 7.5% nationally 9% loyment at 13.2% and respectively for african-americans and latino americans. as a member of the house small business committee, i know the challenges facing our nation's minority owned small businesses and entrepreneurs. from access to capital, a problem for minority-owned and disadvantaged small businesses in the best of economic times, or a lack of access to knowledge and information of the available options to assist them. i understand that we must -- that we must work increasingly and unceasingly to ensure that even as the media focuses on the booming stock market, that our nation's real job creators are not forgotten, not marginalized and overlooked. their success is vital, not only for more robus