jeff? >> jeff: allen pizzey, thank you. candy tycoon petro poroshenko won today's presidential election in ukraine today, avoiding a runoff according to exit polls. election day unfolded very differently depending on what part of the country you were in. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: by the millions ukrainians voted in an election that could prove crucial in pulling the country back from the brink of civil war. claiming victory tonight, billionaire petro poroshenko said his first priority is to put an end to the war and chaos caused by pro-russian separatists in the east. in the capitol kiev and in western ukraine a high voter turnout exceeded expectations. it's an entirely different picture here in eastern ukraine, at the few polling stations that are open, election officials had told us, the turnout has been disappointingly low. >> reporter: but not as low as the separatist held city that matters most. in donetsk, a city of more than a million people ballot boxes were turned into trash cans. not a single vote was c

and jeff gordon. jimmie johnson moves to the inside of brad keselowski for 14th. >> on that last caution, jimmie johnson took four tires, brad keselowski they did fuel only. >> jeff gordon trying to get some clean air across the hood of his chevrolet. takes 3rd away from his teammate. >>> three hendrick chevrolets running 3rd, 4th and 5th right now with johnson 14th with four new tires. so looking pretty good tonight for hendrick's racing operation. >> let's take a look at the pit stop averages for four tire stops. see who has been on it tonight. dale earnhardt jr. number 88 crew, steve letart averaging 12.4 seconds. >> 12.4 seconds for four tires. these tires and wheels they have five lug nuts per wheel not to mention 19 gallons of sunoco race fuel. a driver wouldn't even have time -- you can't say can i have a drink of water. >> it's made a difference. junior is in the top five in position to challenge here with 54 laps to go. he's running 3.2 seconds off of kevin harvick. inside of the lead. >> we'

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that jeff facet might be involved here. >> shortly after jeff facet returned home, police converged on his house. >> they look like they have shotguns and gear on and they're surrounding the house and they're going to come here and ambush this police. place. >> jeff wanted to find out why this was happening. >> he made several phone calls to his police department, to the state police. >> there are patrol cars outside of my house. what's going on? >> nobody would tell him what happened. >> the son called the church and found out his mom had been shot. >> not sure what to do, jeff turned off all the lights. >> it looked as if he was barricading himself inside the house. >> we were sitting inside the house in dark, in silence for what seemed lieblg eed like a v long time. >> they don't know what he's going to do now. if a man just killed his wife, his children may be next. and then he may kill hymn. >> two you are hoes pass before jeff facet and his two sons come out of the house. >> they are led outside with their hands behind their head, handcuffed and tossed on the ground face down

jeff? >> jeff: don dahler, thank you very much. >> russian president putin and german chancellor angela merkel discussed the crisis in ukraine by phone today. they called for quote, "effective international action to reduce violence." but today violence was only increasing. boiling over, especially in the port city of odessa. here's clarissa ward. >> reporter: fresh violence gripped ukraine's third largest city again today. as pro-russian demonstrators stormed odessa's police headquarters. they demanded the release of pro-russian activists who were arrested after violent clashes on friday left more than 40 dead. "they didn't give them anything to eat," this protester said. "no water, that's not humane." the police did not resist the crowd for long. and dozens of detainees were released, emerging from the building triumphantly. today ukraine's interim president lashed out at police for failing to maintain order and accused russia of engineering the clashes. >> "the destruction and division o

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 this problem right now major than the president of the united states. >> white house chief of staff denis mcdonough in an interview with major garrett on sunday's "face the nation" defended president obama's handling of the v.a. scandal. three weeks ago, in the philippines, the president said he had ordered an investigation as soon as he learned of allegations that del

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transportation correspondent jeff pegues is looking into this. jeff, what happened? >> reporter: well, jeff, an f.a.a. spokesperson says it was a u.s. airways regional jet and a drone that nearly collided in midair. it happened on march 22 at an altitude of about 2,300 feet as a us airways jet was coming in for a landing at tallahassee regional airport. we don't know how close the plane and the drone came to each other, nor do we know what kind of drone it was or who was controlling it. >> glor: drones are, obviously, increasingly popular. is anything being done to prevent this kind of thing from happening in the future? >> reporter: jeff, the f.a.a. is working on regulations and standards, but they're not expected to be on the books until late next year. but it might take longer than that because there are several issues at play here, including privacy and safety, as we now see with this incident from march 22. >> glor: jeff pegues, thank you very much. russia put on a huge display today. the annual celebration of the world war ii victory over nazi germany was bigge

he didn't have a regular place to live. >> tara and jeff thomas knew one another. she often baby-sit for his six-year-old daughter. a background check revealed thomas had a criminal record. eight years earlier, thomas attacked a neighbor with a baseball bat and served two years in prison. when questioned by police, jeff thomas denied any involvement in tara's murder and said he had an alibi. >> we found that there had been some holes in his alibi, particularly where he spent the night. >> jeff thomas denied owning a .22 caliber rifle but said his friend, kevin williams, a 32-year-old bricklayer, owned one. police converged on williams house hoping to question him and examine his gun, but williams story was significantly different than that thomas. >> he told us that he owned a .22 caliber and he left it in the possession of jeff thomas and he has not seen that rifle or firearm since. >> williams admitted he used the rifle for target practice in his backyard. investigators knew this was their chance to find out whether the rifle was the murder weapon. incredibly, in

i made a lot of poor choices. >> he was once known as jeff hardhead. now he's jeff chef.ldn't believe where he started his journey. >> i come from a traditional single parent home in my community where there wasn't a father image and unfortunately i chose to sell drugs. eventually went to prison where i served nearly ten years. >> it may not be a great correlation but a lot of those things that you learned in the streets are the same qualities and values that serve you now, don't they? >> absolutely. i didn't realize that until i was in prison and when i was a drug dealer, i had never been involved with gangs. i never used drugs in my life. i kind of looked at that drug product as my meal ticket. i marketed and built relationships, i trained people, i understood budget, but just managing and diverse work crew, the whole nine yards, and it wasn't until many years later when i was incarcerated and i built strategic relationships with a lot of wall street inmates who taught marketing in business classes. >> jeff realized this could be an opportunity to reinvent himself. >> h

for scott pelley, i'm jeff glor. good night. by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. tonight. 's set to arrive at this hotel any minute no and he's >>> president obama in the bay area tonight is set to arrive at this hotel any minute now. and he has money on his mind. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. president obama touched down in the bay area a couple of hours ago with a wave, mr. obama stepping off air force one at moffett field. he was greeted by the mayors of mountain view and sunnyvale also on hand the director of nasa ames. the president greeted dozens of people including two babies. we have team coverage on president obama's bay area visit. len reports from downtown san jose where the president is headed. len ramirez reports. >> reporter: much of downtown has been blocked off. market street is one of the major routes off of town with a roadblock on it. it will be this way thr

thanks, jeff.in turkey today, grief and anger over the country's worst-ever mine disaster led to more protests. tuesday's explosion and fire killed at least 284 people. 18 are missing. in the mining town of soma, police responded to today's protests in force, and our holly williams was right in the middle of the chaos. >> reporter: in a small town still stricken by grief, many here blamed turkey's government for allowing powerful mining companies to cut corners. but today, the turkish police were determined to shut this demonstration down as they've done in cities around the country. diler kocka, a housewife whose son is a miner, confronted them. "why are you here?" she asked. "these people haven't done anything." when the protesters refused to leave, the police began firing plastic marbles into the crowd, and then blasted the demonstrators with water, soaking us as we filmed. this began as a peaceful protest, but the police are now using a water cannon and tear gas to try to force people off the s

i'll ask all of you to stay tuned for jeff gundlach. going, very outspoken to where the ten-year is heading. you'll hear from him. we also want to tell you about another big event next week. that of course is the skybridge alternatives conference, also known as s.a.l.t. it's a four-day event features some of the most powerful names in investing. anthony, real quick. >> we're very excited. this is valerie jarrett coming from the white house as well, and president frank underwood. >> that's all for us. again jeff gundlach in a matter of moments. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" anded second half of the trading days start right now. >> scott, thank you very much. we'll check in with you in just a minute a lot of volatility. the dow down triple digits. a lot of stocks at all-time highs do you beware of them?

jeff, thank you.oday, russian president vladimir putin says he has pulled back his troops from the ukrainian border although the pentagon tells us this evening there is no evidence that happened. in eastern ukraine, government troops and pro-russian militias are battling for control in several towns and clarissa ward was right in the middle of it. >> reporter: we arrived in the city of mariupol to find a furious, pro-russian crowd assaulting a man they accused of stealing. as the ukrainian police feebly tried to protect him. emotions were already running high. the night before, ukrainian security forces launched an offensive to take back control from pro-russian separatists. the police finally rushed the man away. looking for a new target, the crowd began moving towards the town hall. the ukrainian military took back this town hall that was under the control of pro-russian militants and now a large crowd of locals has gathered here and they're shouting at the police, "why don't you support the people?

joining us now is jeff reeves. piece because i've seen it happen so often you have these visionary ceos who think that their visions are so important they don't have to worry about the investor, the stock market or the stock price. time and time again, sometimes they do it at their own peril. let's start with somebody everybody knows, tesla's elon musk. he actually said something a couple years ago, i guess it was a year ago, that really shocked the hell out of me. he said the stock price that we had is more than we have any right to deserve. i've never seen a ceo sort of talk down the share price, but that's exactly what he did. >> yeah. and he did it at $170 a share. now that tesla starts with a 2, you wonder what he thinks now. it's nice when you buy into these companies. he's been very nice to shareholders since the ipo really. but the million dollar question going forward is if you're an investor right now looking down the road, where's tesla going to go? elon musk is making a big bet on the giga-factory, and

kron four's jeff bush is live at oakland high tonight. with the details. jeff? take a look at this shot from a camera inside the high school. this video was shot on monday the 19th. security officer marchell mitchell is wheeling sophomore francisco martinez down the hall against his will. look in the middle of your screen and you can see mitchell hit martinez several times in the head. francisco martinez victim that is when he strikes me three times in my face and hit me so hard that i had bruises and i was slapped out of my chair because i was not sitting all the way in my chair and i hit face first and bruised this part right here. martinez says mitchell and another security guard beat him up in the elevator before scene you see from the security camera. martinez the officer just puts his whole weight behind my back and i have surgeries there, so, of course, it's painful and i scream and say ok you win. martinez, who has cerebral palsy, says the guards were out of control and were picking on

liz: good to see you, jeff. david: i love his enthusiasm. thanks, jeff.l stocks rally after new york fed president bill dudley told us yesterday he is not worried about inflation but is this really possible? isn't it a chance, doesn't it have a chance to catch on here in the states? alan blinder, former vice-chair of the federal reserve telling us what he thinks about that and where he sees division in the fed. this is a "first on fox business" interview you do not want to miss. liz: plus, do you use ebay? have you ever used it? ebay urging all of you to change your ebay passwords immediately after warning today that a client's personal information may be at risk. all of their clients. we'll tell you why. david: wish we were kidding but we're not when we say this gm announcing, yes, another recall today. details of who is impacted straight ahead. ♪. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance i

jeff? >> most certainly. we did have some of the hottest weather in the south bay, close to 100 degrees in cupertino. 98, palo alto, south san jose 95 and right up against the coastline, winds brought us to 88 in half moon bay. the last time san jose had temperatures this hot, some 236 days ago back on september the 7th of 2013. how, it is warm as we mentioned at this hour across the south bay. a little bit of a breeze is helping keep sunnyvale cool, but right now, downtown san jose, 71. campbell still checking in at 74. so with the mild weather, right now we're going to be on a quick jump for tomorrow. 6:00 a.m., starting off with 67 degrees, by the noon hour, 86, by 3:00 p.m., low 90s. we'll talk more about a larger change that's currently 900 miles away and how it's going to impact your weekend coming up. >> okay, thank you, jeff. >>> tonight, two parents in pain after a kidnapping spree in mountain view. the mother of the victim is grateful that her daughter is safe and alive, while the father of the accu

jeff has all the information for you on air and online at nbc bay area.com. you can choke the temperatures in your neighborhood around the clock, no problem. all you need to do is click on the weather tab. >>> new details this evening. a bay area man is telling his story tonight about coming face to face with a suspected kidnapper and his victim. police say that this is the man. they say kidnapped and forced a woman into his car and told her to drive to his home. but the woman intentionally crashed that car and was able to escape. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us where the kidnapping started. >> reporter: raj, police say the suspect in this case coerced the woman, daniela alvarez, who lives in this neighborhood, to drive him in his car to his home in the city of mountainview. but that's when police say it turned into a kidnapping. the damage is still visible on chris sing's lexus. police say the victim was driving the kidnapper's car and purposely veered into sing's lane to draw his attention. both cars pulled over before the alleged victim ran out of

nbc bay area's chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the temperatures. but we again live in carlsbad on those fire lines. >> reporter: i have to tell you, within the last half hour, things have gone from bad to worse. two more fires have kicked up. another fire here in carlsbad appears to have reignited. we just saw fire engines race by us. and i want to call attention to the fire going on over my shoulder, that is to the east of us in san marcos. typically we like to see white smoke. that indicates crews are getting the upper hand. that smoke is thick, black. we heard a caller saying he saw a mansion go up in flames over there in san marcos. meanwhile, here in carlsbad three homes have been confirmed destroyed, 15 to 20 damaged. there have been 15,000 evacuations in this area alone. also, as we mentioned at 5:00, lego land, the amusement park, it has been evacuated. that evacuation due primarily to a power outage of there. throughout the day we have seen air tankers make their drop. but needless to say, crews have been overwhelmed. we're seeing crews fr

when jeff got married, russ williams was the emcee.991, the small affair in an art gallery, jeff was there to emcee for him. jeff liked his wife, mary elizabeth harriman. mary liz to friends. >> she was a classy lady. very classy and intelligent. and she was fun to be with, too. so i thought it was a good marriage. >> over the years jeff says she clearly learned to laugh about her husband's obsessive behavior. jeff remembers going to their house one night. >> russ was taking our jackets at the front door. i opened the closet door and in there were all these jackets. mary liz's and russ'. i swear they were lined up within an inch of each other. it was a thing of beauty. i thought it was in a men's shop or something. i threw my jacket at him and said for god's sake you do. mary liz laughed, i told you jeff, just let him do it. >> russ and mary liz golfed and gardened together. they didn't have kids. a cat instead. and a home in orleans. she worked long hours at the heart and stroke center in canada. in 2004 after 13 years of marriage, ru

thanks, jeff. >> it's beautiful. >>> still ahead, ladies are going to love this. the tiny piece of plastic that's sure to be a crowd pleaser at levi stadium. >>> 880 in fremont, good news for drivers. gas prices are going down. >>> breaking news from the world of high-tech. it's the long legal battle between apple and samsung. we have a decision tonight. a california jury found samsung phones infringe on two apple software patents. this is the second lawsuit between the two companies on patents. apple sought $2.2 billion in this latest case. they won't be getting it. they'll be getting a good chunk. samsung has been ordered to pay nearly $120 million. >>> welcome relief at the pump. gas prices are expected to fall 40 to 50 cents a gallon by this summer. that could mean some added traffic. more people making summertime road trips. this is a live look at 880 in oakland. aaa is predicting the price will drop because of lower crude oil prices and stable u.s. inventories. here's the breakdown of the current prices in the bay area. the highest on average per gallon in t

we've got jeff gardee. centimeter defense attorneys holly hughes and brian clay pool and retired law enforcement agent lou palumbo. we look at this, what's going on here. first of all, what are your impressions now that you know there's a manifesto, having seen some of the videos. how do you make sense of this and the kind of person that this young man clearly was? >> well, one of the things that brian pointed out, especially his lawyers, we're looking for that time line. we need to know how old that manifesto is, when was it written. but it seems very clear in the few things that you and dr. jeff have been discussing that these problems go all the way back to childhood. he was slighted as a child. he didn't get the toy he wanted. the ice cream lady didn't like him. this is an ongoing pervasive problem. something should have been done long before we got to this point, and that's not to point a finger and say somebody else is to blame, but it should have been addressed. if he presented these issues when he w

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we want to go to jeff gardere first, though.we hear about all of this and you think about this young man's demeanor, we've also got lou palumbo who is standing by. we've got a lot of people standing by. but when you think of what's happening here, did this young man, given that he describes this annihilation, this humanity and how he's been betrayed by it and nobody would love him, did he think that maybe somehow he was going to get out of this alive and that's why he sort of stayed in the car? >> i don't think so. i think his rage, his feelings of rejection, hating the world, pointing to them as being the cause of all of his issues, not taking responsibility. all of that was the explosion in his mind. and i'm convinced as lou is that either he was going to meet his end by suicide by cop or by his own hand. he was following the formula pretty much that the other mass shooters had. his wrinkle is a little bit different. he wanted to be out there, but the way he wanted to do it was in this moving car. he wanted to do it a little b

i'm jeff ranieri. our fire danger will continue to go down as we head to this upcoming weekend.og is building from point reyes to san francisco. we'll let you know how much of this fog will stick around for your weekend forecast coming up in few minutes. >>> also, palo alto hits the big screen. why the hollywood depiction of this bay area city is raising some eyebrows. >>> plus, it was just a regular tuxedo. how a girl's decision to wear it sparked a year of controversy at a local catholic school. >>> and she wore them every day since 1940. but thieves took something priceless from this 94-year-old woman. >>> a bizarre yet dangerous warning tonight. if you find a container like this, stand back. silicon valley soil engineering told police the container has radioactive material inside of it. it was stolen from the back of a company pickup truck this morning in san jose. the material could pose a health risk to the person who is directly exposed to it or who tampers with it. if you see it, leave it alone and call police. >>> car burglars are certainly common, but sometimes what is

jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: so they're not forgotten.eat "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> now at 6:00, as record setting heat bears down on the bay area, some students are suffering in the sweltering classrooms. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. team coverage tonight on this record-breaking heat. first chief meteorologist paul deanno is at walnut creek with the official list of bay area cities that set records today. paul? >> reporter: it is a long list including walnut creek which tops 100 degrees today. unofficially 101. the aquatic center is buzzing. even the parents want to get in th water. it's still 93 degrees. every temperature on our map with an asterisk set a record. oakland 93. san francisco downtown 88. livermore two degrees shy of 100. san jose a record of 94. pacifica 82. and vallejo at 92. unofficially pittsburg

jeff mccrackene are with this.p very >> stay with us the next 11 minutes, it is a frenzy of news flow, including from china. retail, -- no economic data on tap. >> stay with us the next 11 minutes, it is a frenzy of news flow and green from china. right now on retail -- jeffrey mccracken is with us. the chief executive officer of taylor -- j. crew and m. are in play, why are they in play? >> they have been in private equity for nimble of years -- number of years. we are at a very bullish time for retail restaurants. the entire industry, capital is very expensive. there is a tremendous amount of cash on the sidelines and it is a good time to be a seller. >> are the financials there -- will they justify the mergers and acquisitions? >> you have to look at multiple factors, where is the brand today and does this have sustainability? is the cash flow solid and is it growing? absolutely, with all counts. >> is this a buyer? i'm struck by the albatrosses out there, like torturous, where people invested the money and had

. >> let's bring in cnn aviation analyst jeff wise. where is the plane and what caused it to disappear, two questions that will likely not be answered in this report. >> well, right. i mean, that would be amazing but so unlikely. i mean, i think even if we take all of the information that's available to malaysian authorities, obviously, that doesn't add up to finding the plane, because they haven't done it, and it's really starting to seem increasingly unlikely that their current undertaking will. >> what, then, jeff, will you be looking for in this report? because this report has been highly anticipated by the families, by people who have investigated air disasters before. there will be some facts in there. so, what will be the first things you look for? >> very first thing we're looking for, and really, the brass ring we want to grab is that inmarsat data, that famous set of pings that is really our only clue to what ultimately happened to this plane. and if they've put in the full set of data with all the full accuracy that we belie

we have that story coming up. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. fog stayed at the coastline keeping it cooler. so if you're heading to the giants game tonight, you do want to take that jacket. you don't want to miss it. first pitch, 7:15. and an opening temperature at 63 degrees and by the 7th inning 60 degrees. >>> a near mess over a major airport is the focus of a faa investigation tonight. authorities say two united airline jets came within less than a mile of each other in houst houston. even scarier, they were less than 400 feet apart vertically. it happened near houston's international airport. >>> the final countdown is underway for san jose skate. it first opened in 1977. it its closure leaves the silicon valley roller girls without a home. farewell activities are set for today and tomorrow. the final day of operation will be may 31. i remember those days, roller skating. >> did you skate there? >> no, i didn't, but i just roller skated around the neighborhood. such a good weekend to roller skate. >> rollerblade. >> that's so modern. i hav

petersburg forum, don't forget, jeff will be hosting cnbc's jeff cutmore, hosting the keynote addressrussian president vladimir putin and that is starting today at 12:30 cet. in other words, about an hour and a half from now. don't miss out on that. you can also get the latest as well with our live blog, harnessing comments on russia. that's all on cnbc.com. >>> meanwhile, bangkok is under lockdown as the military has taken control of thailand. troops are patrolling the streets and restrictions have been imposed on public gatherings. soldiers briefly detained politicians from both sides as the army chief declared he was seizing the powers of the prime minister. it closed down less than 1%, about 0.6% lower. >>> in corporate news, general motors recalled around 16 million vehicles worldwide and more could be coming. barclays analyst brian johnson says the automaker might issue further recalls through midsummer. he met with senior management and says gm is using new methods to find potential defects. gm's stock up 0.4% in frankfurt, down 18% for the year on that quote. >>> and break out

concerned for darlene. >> inside the trunk of jeff's car. evidence technicians found what looked like dry blood. >> law enforcement's antenna went up when they saw the blood in the trunk. forensic testing quickly proved the blood was not darlene's, it was deer blood. >> when they found out that the blood was deer blood, huge relief. a huge relief then the hope came back that possibly she was still alive somewhere. >>> meanwhile investigators were able to trace the source of the threatening e-mails darlene received shortly before her disappearance. >> when we did receive the e-mails that darlene had received interest wendy smith, that gave us the ability to send a subpoena to yahoo to find out who may have created that yahoo account. the e-mails came from this home in downtown suiix falls. the occupant was daphne right. >> 42-year-old daphne wright had no criminal record. >> during police questioning wright involved any involvement. >> i don't believe the hacker story. i think you sent the e-mails to her. >> you created an account with a diff

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why do we like this one, jeff?re always asking me, tyler, where can you find a home on a good-sized lot here in san diego? many of our lots especially the newer homes are on smaller lots. so escondido offers some very attractive prices for larger lot sizes. and this home was listed by the hines team. it's a terrific property. i think the price is right. and i'm sure it will be off the market very soon. >> that does look like it has space there in the backyard. very nice. looks like it's been recently redone. our second listing is at 3303 avenida hacienda. 3200 square feet. this one's cool. >> it is very cool. and the buyers thought so, too. there were multiple offers in the first week, and the property went pending. it's scheduled to close june 16th, i believe it was listed with connie malkowitz on about a half acre. when you're looking for larger lot sizes in san diego, you tend to look in north county. >> half an acre. that is big. look at that nice pool. oh, my. and looks like it's got an outdoor kitchen or gril

and that raised some real questions to me. >> jeff, is this relationship between david rhodes and ben rhodes, is this a real conflict of interest or just a perceived conflict of interest? >> i think it's more perceived. as i say, if david rhodes was being influenced by ben rhodes, the benghazi piece we've been talking about would never have aired because it shed bad light on the obama administration had it been true. but in my first days at cbs back in the '80s when i was doing kind of what you do, i've seen this over and over again where it's almost impossible to separate media criticism from public criticism. i rarely, if ever, saw a case where a conservative said that was a tough piece cbs did about conservatives, but it taught me something. or a liberal saying, that was uncomfortable news for me to hear, but that was good reporting. people bring their political believes into conflicts, about accuracy of the story, to a point where it's almost impossible to separate those two points. >> and joe, in your piece, there is a sense of low morale at cbs. is that because there hasn't been

but, jeff, let me turn to you. what clues can police gain from the family's behavior and the days leading up to their disappearance. it all seemed so order anyway. joe had a business lunch meeting. summer, his wife, was working on remodeling at home, planning a birthday party for one of the boys. what do they need to figure this out? >> exactly part of what you said. what was their retune before this happened. what were they planning, did they have things scheduled for the future, who were the last people they had spoken to, and, of course, what we've learned, the credit cards were not used after the disappearance. bank accounts not yeared. so, again, you have a very, very cold trail. you want to look at what the behavior was before and therefore what we would expect in the future and what we got was nothing, zero. that mate it more of a mystery. >> holly, you said they weren't looking for missing persons. you touched on this video of a family of four that turned out not to be them heading into mexico. it was a sec

damage. >> jeff: tornadoes rip across the nation's midsection. >> oh my lord. >> jeff: and the danger is not over yet. eric fisher has more. defying international pressure, voters in eastern ukraine cast ballots to break away. clarissa ward is watching the vote. this afternoon as mark albertia tells us a third victim is found after friday's deadly hot air balloon crash. ♪ a house is a heart even when it's gone ♪ >> jeff: and on this mother's day, anthony mason with ben harper. he has played music all around the world, but there's nothing like singing with someone back home. >> i just, you know, came to my mom and said, "let's do a song together, just one song." and from that one song came another song and another song.

jeff immelt for the u.s.a significant step forward in order to get the support, blessing of the french government for that operation. remember, that at the beginning francois hollande and the economic minister were not very keen to give general electric their support, clearly. he expressed his opposition to the deal and said that ge had to review its original offer. it's now a done deal. we don't have so much information about the job creation but if you look at what jeff immelt's -- if you listen to what jeff immelt told the french lawmakers yesterday, you might have an indication about what's coming next. >> alstom will not disappear. through our industrial project, france will have more jobs in the global power business than you do today. you will have more decisionmaking with four headquarters. there will be more r & d in france than today with broader technology. you will have more global impact through a larger sales presence. alstom will not be absorbed by ge. >> so julia, we are able to confirm at cnb

jeff, we can't forget this is a 9-year-old girl in the center of this adoption fight.affecting her? >> as we can tell she is devastated by it and she is with her father who is a complete stranger to her so it doesn't matter they are the biological bonds which are very important, by the way. there are no winners here. i'm sure her father loves her very much but she also has an adoptive family who has shown her a life that sounds like absolutely fabulous. what i'm concerned about is if there is so much dirt, cigarettes and so on, is child welfare investigating and seeing what is going on in this home? i know i may upset some people here, but i really do believe that the father still has the right to have his child back because this is someone who has served his time. >> it is a terribly difficult call to make. holly, our cnn affiliate wate reports that during a court hearing yesterday, a judge ruled that the 9-year-old sonya hodgin will remain for now with her biological father in nebraska. what do you make of this decision? >> well, the judge's hands are tied by the law

congressman jeff miller who heads the veteran's affairs committee says that the problems now with the cheyenne v.a. were well known that the v.a. should have been on this long ago. and said the late response from eric shinseki to put this in play, while he wrote the e-mail on paid leave, while he wrote the oig investigation. more of a knee-jerk reaction to tough media questions than anything else. >> and let me ask the questions -- you have been asking for an interview the secretary shinseki for six months now. every day he is ducking and diving everywhere. and he responds today? >> they are not even acknowledging my asking for an interview. they simply do not respond. it is like a nether world. >> unbelievable, and yet he gives interviews to people who have not been on this story as much. thank you, we'll keep at it. >>> more breaking news, right now we just heard of a near collision between a u.s. passenger plane and a drone. the two coming so close that the pilot was sure he collided with it. apparently it happened in late march as the commuter jet was approaching tallahassee, flor

let's bring in jeff ranieri. powerful forces of nature. >> certainly so. lots of fires happening to the north of san diego. it's been all about the winds and the fires and the dry santa ana winds that continue to hit carlsbad. surrounded by some of the larger fires, but the good news, the santa ana winds, i checked it down at the my droe level. it's showing them calming down. we think through about 8:00 p.m. tonight at this point. in fact, for san diego, they just canceled it, so that's increased confidence as the fire danger will be going down. we'll have low humidity tomorrow night but by tomorrow winds switching to 10 to 20 miles an hour. temperatures, 15 to 20 degrees cool cooler. back here at home, the fire in gilroy. not as lot of a day here across the south bay. currently 83 in san jose, low 90s in campbell. the other thing i want to draw your attention to and this is what the forecast is going to be about coming up in ten minute, right now we have 64 in pacifica and 80s to 90s down here across redwood city and foster city. that, 64. despite the ons

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liz: thank you, jeff.d's happy meal mascot is aimed at getting kids to eat healthy but is the fast-food chain's newest friend too scary? it is sparking outrage on social media. we have details coming up. liz: a ruling for the record books, a russian oligarch, that guy, ordered to pay the biggest divorce settlement of all time. we'll tell you how much he is dishing out next. ♪. david: "time" to go "off the desk," mcdonald's little friend. newest mascot, happy, introduced as part of mcdonald's healthy eating campaign. the happy meal encouraging kid to enjoy fruit, but the trusty mcdonald's mascot bought a mixed bag of news. a hailstorm calling it creepy. one tweeter said the mascot would scare children into eating right. liz: not that bad. everybody has an opinion. annoying. also "off the desk," talk about troubling paradise, a swiss court awarded the ex-wife of a russian billionaire about $4.5 billion in the divorce settlement which appears to be the most expensive divorce ever. the settlement awarded to hi

let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. cooler temps helping, can we expect that to continue? >> certainly, this is great news for firefighters. we're done with santa ana winds. with all these fires burning to the north of san diego near rancho bernardo, escondido, camp pendleton. it's all about onshore wind, a cooling wind throughout saturday and sunday. temperatures from near 100 earlier this week down to 72, 76 for that range. humidity increasing. added moisture into the atmosphere. 20% to 35% is what the average is going to be and cooler wind direction out of the southwest, 10 to 20 miles per hour. this trend better news for the firefighters the next two days. they still obviously have their hands very full, despite what that weather forecast is going to be this weekend. right now across the bay area, our humidity is increasing. temperatures are lowering. you can see right now 75 in foster city. very cool air across pacifica. coming up we are going to track in, try to find out more information on this fire near gilroy.

you are my dear friend, jeff. >> all right. all right. thank you so much.lked about this lei earlier. i got a lei greeting. i put it on backwards about 20 minutes ago. the reason i had this on. you may wonder what does it have to do with the livermore wine country festival this weekend? if you head out to the wine festival, you could enter to win a trip to maui. all the way over, we have the executive chef of the beach resort. it's great to have you here, man. long flight. >> aloha. so people can come out and get a taste of maui? >> here i'm making up with of the dishes, okay. so they have to come by the the nbc bay area booth. >> they have to come by and taste it. >> go ahead and tell us what you're doing as you do it. >> we're mixing tomatoes. a little maui onions. code ingredients. all code. >> speed it up for tv here. kampachi. raw kampachi. a little cilantro. a little avacado. then a scallion and ponzu sauce. >> then like a tortilla with that? >> you can put it on a toasted cracker? a little baguette. a sliced baguette. or just eat it raw. >> you have

from jeff, live picture, you can see it's gusty out there. >> it is. part of this warming story the next three to five days is the fact that as high pressure builds in, winds are going to continue to be gusty. san francisco right now, sustained winds 10 to 20 miles per hour gusting as high as 25. it will stay that way through the weekend. so a word of warning, if you're heading out on a boat or to the coastline, enjoy the beaches, we have a small craft advisory in place. wave height 6 feet, could go as high as 8 feet with winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. so take it easy and remember we get those real nasty rip currents across the bay area beaches. maybe just dip your toes in, not going in too deep. let's get you into the future cast. as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast, yes, i do think we're going to start off with a little bit of cloud cover across the bay area. drizzle off to the north. what you're going to see is as we head throughout the forecast, going to let this run through sunday. no cloud cover at all, not even fog expected up against the

. >> pelley: jeff pegues has the latest in a string of airline near-misses. danielle nottingham reports donald sterling is giving up his battle to keep the l.a. clippers. allen pizzey on the difficult issues facing the pope on his historic visit to the holy land. an american mountain climber falls into an ice crevasse. >> that hurt bad, but i have to get out. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with the power of love. >> even though the mind doesn't remember everyth eart remembers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. three times in two weeks now, commercial airliners have flown dangerously close to collisions. today, the f.a.a. revealed the latest incident. it involved two airbus a-320s, both out of george bush intercontinental airport in houston. one of them was headed to vancouver, the other to mexico city. transportation correspondent jeff pegues tells us what went wrong. >> it happened on may 9 around m. united flight 601 was on runway 9 taking off. anot

let's bring back in jeff wise here.ff, what do you think the most important thing is we just heard? >> well, we heard a lot of talk about organization and communication and named different -- >> committees. >> -- committees and so forth. pretty dry stuff, actually, but he did mention all of these assets. they're really going all in on this underwater search. they're really committed. we heard about this australian company, georesonance, their claims. and he is affirming that they don't want to be distracted from what they really see clearly as the main priority, to search the ocean bed. very interestingly to me is that in this report, amid all the really interesting information that they did release, they really have avoided the key issue, which is, why did they believe so strongly that this stretch of ocean is where the plane is? they really haven't laboratoried on that. >> no, they haven't opened the books in terms of the inmarsat data. there was havean interesting mo to me in the press conference. the first question

kron 4's jeff bush is live in the marina district with the latest details. jeff - what happened. developing news- right now: as conceived a car is still inside the garage. this vehicle with traveling at 50 to 60 mi. per hour was found on chestnut street. before this meant it does grubs also hit a pedestrian on the sidewalk--man. "it was is very violent and very very fast." according to this eyewitness three men got out of the col vehicle. police have cornered a mountain lion in a secure parking garage at an apartment complex in mountain view. this is on north rengstorff avenue near central expressway. new video into our newsroom shows. police have set a perimeter -- surrounding the big cat, which is under a car parked in the garage. the first team that tried to pull the mountain lion out of the parking garage, did not have the right equipment, and had to wait for a second crew. the situation has drawn quite a crowd. a police sergeant told kron 4. how the mountain lion was spotted in the first place. to separate reporting parties called us saying that they had seen a mountain lion