how will mike and carter fix their trade?, perhaps this might make us feel better. had you bought 100 shares of gld at the time of the trade, you would be looking at a loss after 900 bucks. mike's call is basically worthless but he's capped his losses at 345. carter, would you stay long? >> we do. we like gold. a tough week down 3% on the week and almost as cited here back to where it started on the year but the real issue is is the bottoming out action of the past two years legitimate or is it the stall before the next down leg. we think it is the former, it is bottoming out action and the presumption is you have an asymmetrical moment. not a lot of downside risk but upside potential. we would stay in the trade. however mike would choose to do that. >> mike, is carter using the royal "we" or would you agree? >> you know, i have never really said that i was a big gold bug but i think the options markets give us a little bit of an opportunity here and i'm not the only one that's saying it. there was an institution long in the

articulated on home depot. >> carter, what about you?five fold increase off the lows in 2009. almost double the pace of the market. take profits as you have those gains and rely on exxon as a safety trade. >> dan. lucky last. >> s&p 500 if we get a failed retest of that previous high, i think spy puts are very, very cheap. you can use them as portfolio protection or a directional bet to the downside. >> okay. guys, thank you so much for that. it looks like our time has expired. i'm mandy drury. check out mike's trade as well. go to our website. have a great weekend. see you next friday. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet brought to you by nutribullet llc. special tv offer. stay tuned to find out how you can get the nutribullet superfood nutrition extractor free! that's right. get the complete nutribullet system free! details just ahead. >> my muscle aches, my back aches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> first night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really wel

. >> how about you, carter? >> part of what is holding up the s&p, of course, is it has a lot of bond proxys in it. you have big staple, utility, retails that don't exist in the russell. so as long as the rates are trey staying low, fooem people are fleeing to large cap givesive fames. that's a part of the members here. >> that's a really good point guidance, it was really the story of the week, wasn't it? the ferocious valley soaring bonds, that has given boost to a number of stocks as well. dom. >> all right, man fi, here's what we got. we are talking about those unyielding types, investors pauseing in that treasury. that set rates below 12.5%, down to the lowest levels if okay. that's far cry from the 3% where the ten-year started this week and the action definitely impacted some of the stockmarket. this week's best performing sector was telecom, which happens to have a 5% dividend yield on average. that's the highest of any s&p sector out there. thanks to real estate investment umt trusts outperform this wok

i'm with carter on this. how this resolves itself which we're probably going to find out very shortly. >> it's not resolving itself to the upis side. i give you guys a lot of credit for taking a shot there but it's over. the sentiment and the psychology of the market changed. it's a great story and going to be legs for years to come. >> everybody is still waiting to figure out where the battery giga factories are going to be. >> it's going aba bmw factory. they're going to kill these guys. i love that carter is being ruthless and taking the loss. you have to do that. >> coming up next, the final call from the options pits. ng, ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobil

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i'm with carter.w it resolves, itself, if it's to the upside -- >> it's not going to the upside. it was a 2013 stock. the sentiment changed. it's going to have legs for years to come. >> everybody is waiting to figure out where the battery factories are going to be. >> it's going to be in a bmw factory. they're going to kill these guys. i love that carter is being ruthless and taking the loss. you have to do that. >> coming up next, the final call from the options pits. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-

how will mike and carter fix their trade?perhaps this might make us feel better. had you bought 100 shares of gld at the time, you would be looking at a loss of 900 bucks. mike's call is basically wore it's but he's capped his losses at $345. carter, would you stay long? >> we do. we like gold. a tough week down 3% on the week and almost as cited here back to where it started on the year but the real issue is is the bottoming out action of the past two years legitimate or is it the stall before the next down leg. we think it is the former, it is bottoming out action and the presumption is you have an asymmetrical moment. not a lot of downside risk but upside potential. we would stay in the trade. >> mike, is carter using the royal "we" or would you agree? >> you know, i have never really said that i was a big gold bug but i think the options markets give us a little bit of an opportunity here and i'm not the only one that's saying it. there was an institution long the july 29 calls. it looks like they rolled down to the 124s.

and carter has done a lot of important work. but it's important to understand there is no organization out there that has complete ability to rid itself of any kind of constraints, impositions by concerns about donors, there are other operations within countries, et cetera. even jimmy carter faces dilemmas about how to conduct his missions in different countries. >> host: so, let's start, where has it worked well? >> guest: so, it works best where it is least glamorous, and that's the problem from the perspective of organizations who are trying to thrive and survive. it's for somebodiesome of these organizations it's they're livelihood or -- it's what they do. even when they're within intergovernmental organizations you have subagencies that, that's what they do. so it tends to work when the train is already in motion, shall we say. when there are reforms underway. when countries want to make reforms and they're receptive to people coming in, way in advance, looking at their systems, providing them with advice, helping them with

president carter, it's an honor to have you with us. best of luck on your book and on your humanitarian efforts. and i hope you visit us on the 29th book. to research the causes and possible cougars of gun violence in america. some 70,000 people attended the national rifle association's annual meeting this spring. on the agenda, passing a federal law that would allow gun owners with school carry permits to pack their guns in states where concealed care is banned. loaded guns in some circumstances to be brought into bars, churches, school zones, government buildings even airport areas outside security checkpoints. >> we as georgians believe in the right of the people to defend themselves and therefore we believe in the second amendment. and today i will put into law a gun bill that heralds self-defense, personal liberties and public safety. >> the little wonder then that georgia congressman jack kingston has chained his tune, now that he's campaigning for the senate. he now calls for banning the centers for disease control, will not be i

earnings are out next week, carter will make a bold call tonight. what is this? >> of all these high flyers, tesla we think is different. let's look at the damage, this is horrendous, right? down 38. down 2003. yahoo down, one after another, year-to-date, year-to-date. then we got this, that's a real outlier, tesla outperformance. this thing is growing three times the rate of the other. let's go to technical. water important? we had a massive run of $150 off the november low. we've retraced right now exactly how. $150 off, $75 down. that retracement leads us right back at these well defined toms. in fact, here's the next chart where the line is already drawn him we have a 50% retracement of the preceding move. that's exactly what it did here. a huge move and a 50% retracement a. huge to have and a 50% retracement. here's the technical setup. we have a well defined series of higher lows, lower high, you call it a wedge, you call it what you want to ul call it. it's tension, the news is earnings. we think the resolution is up and out. closed today, we think you get

articulated on home depot. >> carter, what about you?he lows in 2009. almost double the pace of the market. take profits as you have those gains and rely on exxon as a safety trade. >> dan. >> s&p 500 if we get a failed retest of that previous high, i think spy puts are very, very cheap. you can use them as portfolio protection or a directional bet to the downside. >> it looks like our time has expired. i'm mandy drury. check out mike's trade as well. have a great weekend. see you next friday. \s. >>> my miss is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain you, but educate you. call me or tweet me

i think i'm with carter on this.ves itself, which we're going the find out very, very shortly. >> it's not resolving itself to the upside. this is a 2013 stock. listen. i gave you a lot of guys credit. it's over. the sentiment and the psychology of the market is great. it's great, great company. >> it has potential catalysts here. let's be honest. everybody is waiting to figure out where the gig ba battery factories are going to be. >> it's going be in a bmw factory. i love the fact, love it, that carter's being ruthless and taking the loss. you have to do that. >> all right. coming up next. the file call from the optionings bids. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! yo

the life of jimmy carter. & professor of darmouth college. along after watergate and redeemed the country from the sins of watergate and a southern baptist sunday school teacher and promising the american people he would never knowingly lie to them. and redeemer in the second sense. after his presidency which was not successful by most measures, he redeemed himself in the eyes of the country and world through humanitarianests. >> he harnessed the votes of evafrjelicals, right? >> he did. and part of the reason he was able to do so. there was a brief resurgence in the mid to known 70s and that harkens back to evangeliical. and they were working for equal rights for women and voting rights and very much in support of public education known as common schools at the time. as a way for those on the lower rung of society to improve themselves and aspire in the middle-class. it was a resurgence of progressive evangelecan and jimmy carter articulated many of those same thomes and agenda items. >> he articulated some of them as president. this is part

carter was talking about penthouses going for $250 million and beach houses for 167 million.'t really know to make of the valuations for any of these things but obviously they've been propelled by a lot of cheap money and a lack of any place else to put them. the market has been strong and it's going to support these stocks and the vicks reflect that. >> once you're deeply overhold, there's a tendency to bounce. we're in that camp. they figure it out together. >> dan, it is puzzling. we're witnessing the russell, right? we have this bounce-back in very high momentum names. >> i would say a lot of these bounces -- all bounces are not created equal. netflix rallied 30%. it's a very specific story. we know there's very large players involved. there's a whole bunch of competition issues going on. who knows what the partnership landscape will look like at the end of the day. that stock went from 300 back to 400. i would say that's a no. i got ripped off often the short side the second time. the rest of the names, though, some of these other names, i got to tell you, i'm not impres

and carter has done all lot of good work, but it is important. no organization out there has complete ability to rid itself of any kind of constraint, you know, and position by concerns about donors. there are other operations within countries. even jimmy carter faces dilemmas about how to conduct his missions in different countries. >> host: let's start. where has it worked well? >> guest: so, it works best where it is least glamorous, shall we say. and that is the problem from the perspective of organizations are trying to drive and survive. you know, it is -- for some of these organizations it is their livelihood, what they do. even when they are within intergovernmental organizations you have some agencies that that is what they do. tens to work when the train, shall we say, is already in motion. when there are reforms under way, when companies 55 countries want to make reforms and are receptive to people coming in way in advance looking at the systems, providing advice and help the war with the board of registers, helping to build domestic m

carter says it started at her home at 11:00 saturday night. a neighbor called police when her husband and brother got in an argument. carter says when deputies arrived she was put in handcuffs and moved towards the deputies when she saw them approach her brother. >> it looked like the officer was going to shoot my brother. i was like please, no, don't shoot him. >> reporter: a police sargent says a recording from the body camera tells a different story. deputies had to defend themselves. >> one of the suspects was proficient in martial arts. it is apparent by the video we have that he was able to utilize his skills effectively and quickly on the deputies. >> kelly says her brother is not trained in martial arts. he was just trying to defend himself and her. >> and i told him don't shoot my brother, please. then all of a sudden i saw him getting hit with the baton. >> the fight sent a deputy to the hospital with serious injuries. an 8 year veteran of the force had several facial fractures when he was bunched. he was almost knocked unconthus and

that was jimmy carter. prior to carter was gerald ford who never won the presidential election. then prior to that you had richard nixon who, of course, resigned in disgrace. prior to that, lbj whose presidency went so bad that he declined to even pursue his party' renomination for -- pa party's renomination for president. lbj replaced a president who was killed in office. if you go back before eisenhower, harry truman talked about the presidency like the great white jail, a prisoner of the presidency. truman had the highest disapproval rating of any president, basically, until george w. bush. go back to the oh 20s -- to the '20s. woodrow wilson's two-term presidency ended in despair. he had two or three strokes in the final 18-24 months of his presidency. go after reagan. george h. west desw. bush got en 1988 largely because as anybody in here over 30 would remember, largely because it was the best people could do, they thought, to get a third term of reagan, right? he won one term, that was it. he lost in 1992 to bill clinton. clinton wins with 43% of the vote roughly. that wa

jason carter, grandson of the former president jimmy carter, is now the democratic candidate for governorp or hurt him? what are his chances in general? he's going to join us live to discuss. >>> chelsea clinton's mother-in-law losing in her quest to return to congress. is the clinton touch not as powerful as it once was? that ahead. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app makes it easy. the power of angie's list makes it work. download snapfix for free. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 do

. >> pelley: carter evans is on the fire line. holly williams is with rescue workers at the coal mine disaster in turkey. >> reporter: every time a survivor or a body emerges from the mine shaft, the crowd here pushes forward to see if it's friend.amily member or their >> pelley: vanita nair reports on a link between obesity and breast cancer. and jeff glor shows us what is inside the new national museum that tells the story of 9/11. >> it is emotional stuff. if people aren't sad here, we've done something wrong. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. western edition and news is breaking in the west tonight. the drought, a heat wave and strong winds are the elements for the disaster unfolding in southern california. wild fires are burning out of control in san diego county. this is carlsbad, the city sent notices today to 11,000 homes and businesses ordering people to get out. the calls about fires is one of four in the county, another is

and carter, get carter. chicago couldn't. carter in for the hat trick.kings tie the series with a 6-2 win. game three saturday in l.a. >> yep. >>> game three for the spurs and thunder on sunday. >> guys, thanks. >>> michael jackson fans just got to see him again at the billboard awards. now, a california teenager is channeling his inner king of pop. it makes it our "play of the day." >> 17-year-old brett nichols brought "billie jean" back to life at his school talent show, wowing the crowd with jackson's signature moves. ♪ >> that's awesome. brett says he's been practicing to dance like michael for about ten years. and it shows. the video has nearly 2 million views on youtube. >> wow, oh, wow. am i the only one that's thinking about "napoleon dynamite"? >> no.-9ñ it occurred to me, too. "napoleon dynamite" doing michael. >> this is so great. wow. ten years. >> even that part.ym he went up on his toes. love it. >> it never gets old. >> good stuff. >>> up next in "the pulse," a new list of the richest actors has some big surprises. >>> plus, a baby goat ta

and carter has done all lot of good work, but it is important. no organization out there has complete ability to rid itself of any kind of constraint, you know, and position by concerns about donors. there are other operations within countries. even jimmy carter faces dilemmas about how to conduct his missions in different countries. >> host: let's start. where has it worked well? >> guest: so, it works best where it is least glamorous, shall we say. and that is the problem from the perspective of organizations are trying to drive and survive. you know, it is -- for some of these organizations it is their livelihood, what they do. even when they are within intergovernmental organizations you have some agencies that that is what they do. tens to work when the train, shall we say, is already in motion. when there are reforms under way, when companies 55 countries want to make reforms and are receptive to people coming in way in advance looking at the systems, providing advice and help the war with the board of registers, helping to build domestic m

jason carter has been a state senator in georgia since 2010 and now he's running for governor. >> carter is a democrat. this year he voted for a controversial bill that vastly expanded a list of places that people can carry weapons in georgia. that list includes schools, bars and churches. >> carter explained his yes vote earlier today on "new day." >> my family has grown up in rural georgia for many years and people believe in gun rights. what i have done throughout my time in the state senate is to work across the aisle to improve pieces of legislation and we did it with this bill. there would have been some of the things that were most objectionable to my constituents, we got out. at the end of the day, i support those gun rights. >> let's bring in our political commentators sally cohen and anna navara. does it ring true what jason carter's explanation is? >> i won't second-guess jason carter's own personal motives. he's part of a political trend upsetting in this country. you have a large swath of voters including a majority of republican voters who support common sense gun reforms.

carter, happens to be the grandson of former president, jimmy carter.irring outrage. a wealthy businessman convicted of his seventh dui sentences to, wait for it, an orange face. no, sentences to work release. got permission to attend the super bowl. how is this fairness under the law? is it proof of two-tier justice? also, barely a day goes by that john berman does not tell me to grow a pair and now a mayor is echoing his sentiment in california saying bullying has made our kids soft. john berman, is he a relative? do you have family in california? >> no, but it's an interesting story. i can't wait to hear the lawyers explanation for the drunk driver. >> hopefully his lawyer will be able to explain why it's okay. >> people have been asking, if this is is case of affluenza. >> coming up, ex-nfl players accusing the league of putting their lives in jeopardy with dangerous, dangerous drugs and treatment. >>> new research explaining why e-cigarettes could be good for your health, next. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and

one name is a big deal and one is a carter. as in jimmy carter. gloria borger, what's happening?re projecting some winners in the primaries. governor nathan deal and faces jason carter, the grandson of former president jimmy carter in november. jason carter ran unopposed, anderson. wasn't much of a race on that side but trying to carry on that dynasty. >> for the republicans, vying for the georgia senate seat, vacated by sax xi chambliss, any results yet? >> no. you have five candidates. three from the tea party and two from the establishment and very likely to result in a runoff. and so, we don't know the result yet. >> and as we mentioned earlier, mitch mcconnell secured the republican nomination for senate in kentucky. alison grimes won on the democratic side. is there an early read on how they match up? polls show them even, right? >> very close. don't forget, kentucky, kentucky is a republican state. barack obama only won four districts in that state. so, you know, you have to favor mitch mcconnell. some say over $100 million is going to be spent in this state. but she's a g

>> reporter: carter is father to army staff sergeant ty carter, recipient of the medal of honor, who has openly admitted to suffering from post-traumatic stress, without the disorder. >> so it's just post-traumatic stress. why was that? >> because of the disorder. the disorder says that there's something medically wrong. it isn't. it isn't a medical problem, it's a mental thing. >> reporter: mark admits he doesn't have a solution, but with his operation in mind hopes he can raise money and perhaps stumble upon an answer to this horrible problem. >> how do you solve it for your loved one? >> reporter: staff sergeant ty carter couldn't be here this evening. his son is on a public relations tour for the army speaking to various groups throughout the country. what was noteworthy, mark tells us his son has protection wherever he goes because he's been receiving a lot of threats. mark suspects it's from individuals who are unhappy with this country's involvement in both the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> bringing it to everybody's attention. it's a start. >>> let's check in with meteorol

you have jason carter, as you were pointing out. grandson of jimmy carter. you have michelle nun also a famous political name in the state. are these candidates doing well here just because of their name, or does it speak more to sort of the trending blue of this state? also, do they really have a shot to win, or once the field solidifies on the senate side, are they going to -- is michelle going to have a tougher battle there? >> it really depends on who the republicans nominate against michelle nunn. if the republicans nominate one of the tea party conservatives, possibly caryn hindle or paul brown. if any of those wins, democrats feel like they have an excellent chance of beating them. if purdue comes forward as a republican nominee or even kingston, those guys raise a ton of money. they have very sophisticated operations. they already have a very strong ground game because they have such tough primaries. they are going to take that momentum with them into the fall. for michelle, she's not necessarily going to be the master of her own dis destiny. the rep

carter evans is there. the worst floods in more than a century overwhelms southeastern europe. allen pizzey with the alarming pictures. the death of mountain bull-- the elephant who became a symbol of the fight against the illegal ivory trade appears to die at the hands of poachers. colleges are going after young soccer players. younger than ever. chip reid on the race to recruit. >> reporter: how many colleges have contacted you? >> oh, i don't know, over like, 20. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening, i'm jim axelrod. this is our western edition. we begin tonight in southern california where firefighters got just what they needed today, help from the weather. 20,000 acres in san diego county have been devoured this week by wild fires fed by 50-miles-per- hour winds. although some fires are still burning near camp pendelton, today, those winds calmed enough for 2,000 firefighters to contain most of the flames that have caused at least $20 million in damage. here is carter evans. >> reporter: as fire crews put out the last hotspot

kelly says carter was not an innocent bystander. >> she was in handcuffs. while she was handcuffed and the officers attentions were focused on the two other suspects she was actively using her feet to kick the officers. >> kelly says during the battle, carter's brother punched a deputy in the face. >> he has multiple fractures to the left side of his face. a lot of the bones in his face are shattered. >> but the deputy got up after the man tried to put his partner in a choke hold. one of the deputies was wearing a body camera that recorded part of the fight. we'll have more on what the sheriffs is saying about the report at 6:00. >>> happening now, a rally is growing. it stems from an incident that four years later is still drawing crowds. it all began with some t- shirts. four years ago, several students wore flags with american shirts on them at a cinco de mayo celebration at morgan hills.  they were told to turn the shirt inside out or go home. the parents sued. the court said the school had a right to do it. another demonstration is beginning by famil

we're both blond, both our fathers were part of the carter administration. >> he's just making it up right now. >> polish. >> no, what is that about? i'm like the anti-mika. you play those clips and i'm like this is just embarrassing. and then the hot pocket thing. >> what is the hot pocket? >> where's barnicle? >> that's a good question. he's reading mika's book in a bar right now, eat being fruits and vegetables. >> i do the audio version of

both carter and nunn are trying to appeal to moderate voters, carter embracing gun rights, and nunn, did with the administration. but galloway says their biggest challenge is being associated with president obama. >> he has a 51% disapproval rating in georgia. that is -- and 75% among white voters, white voters are essential to the formula of winning the state. >> susan malvo, cnn, washington. >>> our thanks to susan, we'll have the latest on the tornado spotted on the ground in the denver metro area. stay with us. ♪ ♪ no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote.

carter was mentioning before the show.was talking about penthouses in hyde park going for $250 million and beach houses in the hamptons for $167 million. i don't know what to make of the valuations, but they have been propelled by cheap money and a lack of someplace to put them. the market is strong, it's going to support the stocks, and the vix reflects that at less than 12. >> it's really a phenomenon when you're deeply oversold, it's a positive bounce. is that a setup for the downdraft? we're in that camp. figure it out. >> it is puzzling. we're witnessing the below the 200-day moving average. the vix is complacent, but we have the bounce back in the high-momentum names. >> a lot of these bounces -- all bounces are not created equal. how is that? okay? netflix, rallied 30%. it's a specific story. we know that there's some very large players involved. a whole bunch of competition issues going around. who knows what the partnership landscape is going to look like. tend of the day. that stock, from 400 to 300 right back to

they say carter's brother punched one deputy in the face, breaking bones in his face. despite the injuries, that deputy help save his partner who deputy say was put in a choke hold. the suspect could face attempted murder charges. >>> the wreckage of a vintage biplane crashed during airshow at travis air force base over the weekend is in the hands of federal investigators. witnesses say the terrifying images and sounds of yesterday's deadly plane crash are embedded in their minds. nearly 85000 spectators were on hand when a small plane went down, killing its pilot. 77-year-old eddie andreini. he was a veteran stunt pilot from half moon bay. the crash happened as he was performing in and maneuver it which is world war ii airplane flies upside down and look to the ground. were told eddie andreini had a passion not just for aviation, but for life. he was the patriarch of the andreini brothers construction company and help build much of half moon bay's infrastructure. he donated his time for youth projects. friend and fellow project glenn reynolds had high praise for andre

carter evans tonight. >> the jobless rate was 7.8%.that's still well above the national average of 6.3%. federal air safety investigators are looking into a close call involving two commercial jet liners. it happened late last month over the pacific off hawaii. the two boeing 757s were heading towards each other at 500 miles per hour. here's transportation correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: we've obtained this radar image that shows just how close the two planes came to a midair disaster. the blue circle is united airlines flight 1205 traveling to los angeles from hawaii. the yellow circle is u.s. airways flight 432, heading for hawaii from phoenix. this is what air traffic control heard. >> reporter: according to the initial report, an air traffic controller mistakenly authorized both planes to fly at 35,000 feet heading directly towards each other. sources with knowledge of the investigation say the planes were eight miles apart when the cockpit's alert system alerted the pilot that they needed to change course. by the time the

. >> -- let's compare carter who you covered. you covered carter, right?well, i was here covering congress. i watched it all. >> you knew who he was. you knew he was over there. >> i heard he was in the white house. >> so we have two and a half years left for barack obama, compare barack obama's position today to what jimmy carter's was with two and a half years left. >> well, both of them are weakened presidencies. both of them acted, of course, in carter's case, it was was one and done. he didn't get to serve a second term. obama ma'am is now having the kind of second term problems that other presidents have had. normally what you see in a second term of the president is that the world comes increasingly to fascinate him. president has more freedom of movement than he does in domestic affairs where he needs the is a so, consent of congress and he hasn't gotten any chance of getting that with the republicans in control of the house and perhaps soon the senate. so, the situations are a little different but and obama seems not to have been captivated by the

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maybe i will get out while i'm ahead and jimmy carter came along.jimmy carter as is often forgotten was very pro-marijuana he ran on a platform of decriminalization. he nominated a drug czar who petitioned congress to pass a lot decriminalizing marijuana and then carter himself stood on the floor of congress in 1977 and said famously no drugs. if there's a penalty can sit there's -- that's as bad as the penalty itself. so he doubles his input. he starts driving winnebagos full of weed out of key west enthusiastically looking to grow and reach further into the country. and then shortly after carter's famous speech that christmas in fact this is an amazing moment in drug history. to change my father's life and changed my life by extension. so he says let's go upstairs and we will do some cocaine. he goes to the top floor and it's not a townhouse. in full view of hunter s. thompson for "washington post" reporters he does a1a, one start in his left nostril and one snort in his right nostril. >> it's called a bullet. >> this story holds unbelievably. unb

a guy by the name of jason carter. jason carter happens to be the grandson of the former president of the united states, jimmy carter. there he is, jason carter, democratic nominee. ji son carter against nathan deal, we will see what happens in georgia. one another gubernatorial race, pennsylvania, an incumbent republican governor. tom corbit, the republican nominee, seeking reelection. but tom wolf will be the democratic challenger to tom corbit. tom beating alison swart. that is the seat that chelsea clinton's mother-in-law tried to get. tom wolf will face tom corbit in pennsylvania. normally a democratic state but there is a democratic governor in pennsylvania at left for now. >> can we go back to this? this mitch mcconnell race is a very important test. rand paul is a tea party favorite. how important is rand paul's support? >> very important. i think dana can tell you, he endorsed mitch mcconnell before the tea party candidate got in, running against mitch mcconnell but he stuck with his republican leader. i think

. >> in california, firefighters make new progress, but carter evans says approaching weather brings new dangers. >> a disease in coffee beans has done a billion dollars in damage. ann marie green says there is now a campaign to fight it. and new orleans newest saint. 20 months after devon walkers darkest day, a weekend to remember. >> one of my dreams comes true. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. congress will vote this week on whether the secretary of veteran's affairs should get new authority. some believe he should be stripped of all authority. and this weekend there is increasing pressure on his boss as well. the controversy continues over the long delays at v.a. hospitals across the country. the v.a. lead by eric shin schecki says at least three people have died waiting for care, a new report out today says the number is well over 100. and the government has already made millions to settle claims. >> mark albert is in washington. >> nobody is more outraged about thi

carter evans, thank you very much. the department of veterans affairs has faced increasing criticism this week that doesn't of patients died because they waited too long. today, wyatt andrews obtained a v.a. document that may show forcing patients to wait was standard operating procedure. >> reporter: lonnie ruscito, a vietnam veteran, says it took him years to get one medical test at the v.a. hospital in phoenix. >> i have had seven aneurysms, as i said. i haven't had a ct scan in two years. where's my appointment? >> reporter: ruscito was among the dozens of veterans and family members at a town hall meeting in phoenix. they were discussing allegations the v.a. hospital here kept a secret list of patients who couldn't get appointments within the v.a.'s target time of 14 days. debbie valle says her husband, cecil, died of prostate cancer waiting for treatment. >> it took two months to see his prostate... his cancer doctor when they found out he did have cancer. >> reporter: we obtained this v.a. memo today, explaining

carter evans has been looking into this. >> we! are! one!eporter: with overwhelming support from fans, the clippers' victory last night was a slam- dunk. but forcing donald steriling to sell his team may not be. according to the n.b.a.'s constitution and bylaws, commissioner adam silver is responsible for protecting the integrity of the game and preserving public confidence in the league. >> we stand together in condemning mr. sterling's views. >> reporter: the league's constitution says the commissioner now has three days to provide sterling with a written copy of the accusations against him. sterling will have five days to respond. a special meeting of the board of governors will be held within 10 days of sterling's reply. if 75% of the board later votes to terminate sterling, the commissioner will take over control of the clippers, set a price, and sell the team. but sterling could tie everything up in court. david carter is a professor of sports business at the university of southern california. >> he can litigate and slow it down as lon

that pringz the total to 45,000 since these fires began. >> pelley: carter, thanks.california has fought 1,400 wildfires so far this year. that is double what they would normally expect. ben tracy now on the firefighters' extraordinary battle. >> reporter: 2,000 firefighters are now on the front lines in san diego county. hundreds had been pre-positioned based on the forecast of high winds and extreme heat. mike mohler is a fire captain with cal fire, the state's fire- fighting agency. it seems like you're not just playing defense anymore. this has really become an offensive game. >> that's exactly what it is. it is an offensive game. we need to plan ahead. it's not reactive. we're proactive. >> reporter: in the past two weeks, cal fire called up an additional 25 engines and 100 firefighters. they were moved from central and northern california down to southern california. was there a discernible different outcome because of that? >> absolutely. there was still destruction, but we were able to hit it faster and harder. >> reporter: less than three hours after the san

carter evans is there. today, the weather service forecasts the coming hurricane season. vicente arenas has an early look. charlie rose asks the defense secretary about u.s. attempts to find 200 kidnapped school girls. >> with all that, why can't we find them? >> pelley: death othe password. dean reynolds discovers new technologies that could spell the end for code words we can't remember a and a brush with fame. >> reporter: what do you think he saw in you? >> pelley: in 1957, this picture of sherman safford could be had for 15 cents. today, it sold for $22 million. >> i'm part of that and that is just too cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. tonight, hundreds of firefighters are battling another wildfire in the west, a fire fed by the heat and drought. today, government forecasters told us a change in the long- term weather pattern is coming that could bring more moisture to the area, and fewer fires, along with a slower-than-usual hurricane season. they predict eight to

carter, thank you. snyder to change that team's name. >> don't you think daniel snyder could come up with a name? it should be easy. since snyder fails to show any leadership, the national football league should take an assist from the nba and pick up the slack. it would be a slam dunk. >> harry reid says the nfl has, quote, been sitting on its hands while an entire population of americans is denigrated. >>> a groundbreaking new law takes effect in tennessee this summer. it allows criminal charges against pregnant women who abuse drugs. tennessee will be the only place where a mother can be prosecuted based on the impact from drugs on her pregnancy. a mother can avoid going to jail if she enrolls in a drug treatment programs. legal analyst rikki klieman is with us. rikki, the aclu says the law is dangerous. it could prevent women from getting necessary prenatal care. you say it's a good law. >> well i certainly understand the aclu's point of view and, by the way, it's the point of view of the drug czars

kelly carter called 911 last night, telling keith carter and willie telefini were fighting in an alley. one of the deputies was punched in the face so hard he will need facial surgery. we learned one of suspects is proficient in martial arts and had some extensive training in that. >>> in addition to attempted murder for the men, all three face assault charges. >>> a body found today on the beach was found before 11:30 this morning. it was on a hill away from the ocean or hiking trails. investigators say the body was badly decomposed. that means the person's gender won't be known until an autopsy was performed. >>> a rally will be held tomorrow at the same south bay high school where a nationwide controversy erupted four years ago, it began with a students wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. the cries of free speech are getting louder. >> apparently, they want the children to be exposed to democracy in action. >> reporter: the president is talking about a large fence which surrounds the high school. the same place she will stand on monday with 50 american flags all in the nam