nfl under fire from the bears jim mcman to hundreds of former players, america's most powerful professional sport is under pressure for painkillers and narcotics. >>> pet danger. dog and cat treats that can hurt or even kill your family members are being taken off store shelves. >>> voter nation. tuesday's results are in and we have the winners and losers. plus, 20 million bees on the loose in one place. this season's winner of "the voice" and a $60 million mistake. thank you for joining us, everybody. the votes in and several states are looking to november. here are some primary results for you n kentucky, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell will take on grimes who locked up the nomination. mcconnell got close to 60% of the vote to defeat his tea party challenger. in the georgia republican senate primary, it is going to a runoff. no candidate came near to 50% in the seven candidate primary field. right now it looks like congressman jack kingston will face per dmu july. in idaho, high stakes primary congressman mike simpson an ally of john boehner has 63% of the vote over brian smith w

players are suing including jim mcman and jimmy newberry. >> jeremy newberry said it was the same everywhere he went. he said drugs were a ritual before every game. >> you walk in, bend over the table, they stick you and you're off. they get everybody done in two or three minutes. >> he said the powerful antiimflap toir drug made him able to play. >> i was on crutches, didn't practice all way and took it and played. >> newberry said the team would do anything. >> they shot me up in my leg, gave me vicotin at halftime and played the whole season that way. >> he said it damaged his kidneys and his blood pressure was high. he said he was given a clean bill of health by team doctors. >> it was getting worse and worse every year. nobody said nothing, even when i retired and walked away nobody said anything. >> jeremy said the problem exists at every team in the drug. >> everything is doing the same thing. it's a drug culture in the nfl. >> he said the doctors didn't care or the trainers and the coaches didn't care about anything. >> today the nfl commissioner was asked if he had a a comment. >> i

former quarterback jim mcman says he was given hundreds if not thousands of pills and never told about side affects. offensive lineman keith van horn says he played on a broken leg and wasn't told about the injury five years. he said he was fed painkillers to deal with the pain. former 49er roger craig among 600 retired playing reportedly suing scouts players say they never agreed to use of images for free, forever. and nfl films say they signed away rights when signing their football contracts. >> today the warriors introduced new head coach steve he's going to take over for mark jackson who led the warriors to consecutive playoffs for the first time in more than two we can dek yeaheds the coach knows about winning so here more of what we know about him. kerr is a retired guard who afive-time champion, winning three championships with chicago bulls two, with san antonio spurs. in 2007, he made news in 2010 to protest the controversial immigration law. he compared to law to the regime in nazi, germany. his father was an academic serving as president of university university during a tu

also part of the lawsuit, san jose jim mcman.he players say the league injected them with dangerous painkillers to mask their injuries which has led to complications. hundreds of other players could join the lawsuit. the nfl has not yet released statement or comment. >>> take a look. the new boss of the warriors. steve cur was interested. the 48-year-old with no previous coaching experience says he's been planning and prepping for this moment for quite some time. he was the general manager of the phoenix suns and a former player who won five nba titles with the bulls and spurs. the san diego resident will relocate to the bay area where he'll be closer to one of his daughters who plays volleyball . >>> we'll be back in about 30 minutes from now. here is what we're working on for 6:00. what's being done in south bay to ward off the west nile virus that's turned up earlier than usual. we'll talk to a man who knows how devastating it with be. >>> a bart station agent is called a hero after the way he located a man with autism. the ca

broke superbowl winning quarterback jim mcman neck an injury he says nfl doctors never told him about. leaving him to play hurt for years. so today he and 500 other nfl players are suing charging the league hit injuries from players behind a mask of pain pills creating a culture of drug misuse substituting players health for profit. >> what you have is warriors out there on any given sunday that are just pumd pumped up with combination of narcotics and anti-inflammatorys to try to get them out on the field. >> mcmahon now suffers from dementia has complained in the past. saying the nfl hid the effects of cop concussion from players, too. nfl denies this but still settled for 7 65 million dollars. >> they knew bit. and they didn't tell us. it's just like flat outlying to you. >>reporter: now this second big hit from the players including nfl hall of famer richard dent called the sack man because of the punishment he dealt opposing quarterback. but in today lawsuit dent says it was the league that damaged him by hiding a foot injury that still has him limping. >> got shot up 16 times in

nfl under fire from the bears jim mcman to hundreds of former players, america's most powerful professional pressure for painkillers and narcotics. >>> pet danger. dog and cat treats that can hurt or even kill your family members are being taken off store shelves. >>> voter nation. tuesday's results are in and we have the winners and losers. plus, 20 million bees on the loose in one place. this season's winner of "the voice" and a $60 million mistake. thank you for joining us, everybody. the votes in and several states are looking to

eight players are suing included bare's super bowl quarterback jim mcman and jeremy newberry. >>> we're also track weather and traffic. >>> today really a transition day around the bay area. we had a few lingering showers yesterday and tomorrow, we're talking about a warmer trend. very mild conditions on tap today. we do have mid-and high level clouds out there. san francisco off to a mild start at 57 degrees. 56 leafing -- leaving the house in oakland. here's what's going to happen. the skies will clear. we'll see a lot more sunshine and temperatures trending between 5 and 10 degrees warmer than where we were yesterday afternoon. so with that knapp -- napa reaching 78. sat lite and radar shows the rain well to the east. high pressure is building in over the bay area. so what that means is temperatures will continue to warm. we'll see a lot more sunshine and it looks like saturday and sunday actually shaping up to be the warmest days of the week. so 90s back in the forecast as we wrap up the weekend on sunday, and then passed that it looks like temperatures start to cool but at least we

this is jim mcman. how many jobs do you have open?obs do you have open? >> claim adjustors, investigators, risk control engineers, nurses, no nights, no weekends, no holidays. great for military nurse to come to us. >> again, it's insurance, auto, home and business. >> auto, home and business, absolutely. thank you for promoting business employment. >> there is a lot more work to do. that's why i have to move to verizon. let's bring in now, this is evan guzman. you're head of military programs and veterans affairs for verizon. how many people are you hiring? >> thousands across the nation. it varies from project management, i.t., sales, customer service. you name it. got to go on our site and look under careers. >> you have got i.t. engineering, things like that. and through the rest of the year you're looking specifically to hire vets. why vets? >> veterans provide great team work. they identify problems, they troubleshoot. they're energetic. they come to work on time. we love hiring them. they're great. >> thank you so much. i'm goi