kane once more. kane, a drive.'s blocked back up high and out of play. >> eddie: good shot block by simon despres. >> pierre: they got spread out. duncan keith is wide-open up high. >> eddie: what that does, the ducks have to respect the shot. and maybe down the road you're able to make those types of plays that pierre is talking about. >> mike: past the halfway point of overtime number one. the tie score is 4-4.

kane once more. kane, a drive. blocked back up high and out of play. >> eddie: good shot block by simon despres. >> pierre: they got spread out. duncan keith is wide-open up high. >> eddie: what that does, the ducks have to respect the shot. and maybe down the road you're able to make those types of plays that pierre is talking about. >> mike: past the halfway point of overtime number one. the tie score is 4-4. >> mike: performance. patrick kane with four seabrook with three. perry, rakell and kesler all have overtime winners as ducks or as players for other teams, that list included. by the way, that toronto surge of quick goals back in 1979 joel quenneville assisted on the third of those three goals. that is still the record. >> eddie: incredible stuff. >> mike: getzlaf and toews. duncan keith has it. gave it back to kane. toews, near the front. standing in front of the goaltender is shaw. and toews couldn't pull the trigger. >> pierre: that's some play by getzlaf. held it on the high slot defensively. >> mike: r

kane once more. kane, a drive.'s blocked back up high and out of play. >> eddie: good shot block by simon despres. >> pierre: they got spread out. duncan keith is wide-open up high. >> eddie: what that does, the ducks have to respect the shot. and maybe down the road you're able to make those types of plays that pierre is talking about. >> mike: past the halfway point of overtime number one. the tie score is 4-4.

pete kane from the kane show on radio 99.5 opens up about a personal battle. >> i thought everybody did this. >> and how asking for help may have saved his marriage. >> having him be diagnosed has literally changed our lives. >>> tonight, a security scare at the front gate of a top secret high profile government facility. >> our scott mcfarland learned a former fbi agent was arrested after trying to get on the grounds of cia. she is accused of threatening the lives of cia officers even recording video of herself the night of her arrest and tonight we know the cia wasn't her only stop. scott? >> reporter: yeah, do arena,she's accused of trying to get on the grounds of national security agency and driving her car to the front gate last thursday and then driving to the main gate of the cia when she was turned away. there cia officers said she made violent threats. her friends say this is tanisha davis of alexandria. she was a fbi agent from 2004 until 2010 according to her own facebook videos her friends and federal court records obtained by news 4. >> we are in the nation's capital right

kane: $261,000. lemonis: and how much did you make? kane: nothing. lemonis: does your business make money? rick: no. no, i put money into it. sasha: we don't make money. lemonis: you don't make money? so, no one here's making money except you guys. in my opinion, mike and kathleen have a big problem on their hands. they sold people on this concept, but the execution has been horrible. they're supposed to be in charge of things like process, direction, giving these people guidance. they haven't done any of those things. what you want to hear from people is for them to take responsibility for their actions. kane: right. lemonis: do you guys feel like they failed you? -kane: yes. -karla: yes. rick: yeah. mike: i'm gonna reiterate for the 50th time. lemonis: without being condescending. kane: 'cause you're good at that. mike: we have screwed up. and i mean that sincerely. it kills me to know that we're in this situation because we have not followed through with what you had expected us to do. i take absolute full responsibility. we did not re-invest ours

kane opening up about his battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder. he and his wife share their message for anyone confronted with mental illness. >>> and chuck is looking ahead to next week where we can get close to 90 >>> the father of an 8-year-old boy is facing criminal charges for trying to smuggle his son into spain. customs agents there discovered the boy crammed into a suitcase. so what gave it away? that x-ray image right there. that bag was checked in. not even carry on. a 19-year-old woman had checked it in. police noticed after she began to look nervous after going through security. spanish newspaper reported that that woman is not related to the boy and was paid by the boy's father to carry that suitcase. >> sad story and apparently he told the spanish newspaper he didn't know he was going to be put in a suitcase and hoped to reunite with him after that. >> fortunately he's okay this morning. >>> over the past year we've been focusing on mental health in a series we call "changing minds" and your response has kept us going. >> we've heard

everyone operated this way. >> reporter: kane's wife natasha, knew better. come pumgss nearly wrecked their relationship. >> we were in and out marriage counseling for years and this was really at the base of it but couldn't figure out why. >> reporter: kane was trying to contain a whole lot of distress that was taking up more and more space in his head and his wife had no idea what was really going on with him. >> hotels bathtubs. >> did hotels drive you crazy? >> bathtubs drive me crazy. hotel bathtubs drive me crazy. >> i didn't know that. >> uh-huh. >> dr. daniel lieberman is a psychiatrist who teaches at gw. true obsessive/compulsive disorder he says can be devastating. >> of course it takes up an enormous amount of time doing the checking perhaps doing washing. sometimes they have to keep things perfectly symmetrical. and in some ways it's almost like a cancer that little by little takes over their entire life. >> reporter: so why talk about all of this now? well because pete kane finally saw a psychiatrist finally got a diagnosis, and learned that his

>> guest: there were many films made and the one i think of a citizen kane which everybody thought was william randolph but in this sense it really wasn't an orson welles went to great extremes say this is not the life. the writer who hers intimately as well as marion davis but a lot of the stuff into that film citizen kane. there's the month of films about hearst and they've all been pretty negative. actually the publishers, the great villain of television film novels popular culture. one group of people who are treated as villains who talk about publishers or meet john doe in the 30s and 40s all the way to the james bond film creating news killing people is to create news for his great media combine in a pretty much goes out to the day the publishers are the ones people hate the most. >> host: women how are they for trade? >> guest: the image of the penal journalist is usually fairly positive and they are always fighting to beat the male reporter and had to be the best of the business. for most of the film or tv movie for 90% they are strong, face the cover really great journalists a

great play by kane. beats the goalie. kane's eighth goal of the playoffs. the game is tied at one. late second period same score. ducks working the puck on the ice. the slapshot beats corey crawford. ducks take a 2-1 lead. >> i think we have to break in because we do have breaking news. >> darcy spencer with more about the arrest in the quadruple murder case. darcy? >> reporter: doreen two law enforcement sources are confirming to news 4 that the murder suspect has been captured right here in northeast washington a short time ago. we're on 12th street and you can see police are putting the tape up here across the intersection. a source told me police had followed a vehicle, a white chevy cruise from around the hyattsville area into northeast washington into rhode island avenue and they say they did take into custody daron wint the 34-year-old wanted in connection with the quadruple homicide over on woodland drive in northwest washington that resulted in the death of three family members as well as their housekeeper. it's a very active scene here. from what i understand he is also -

he didn't need the money. >> the fact this you mentioned herman kane shows us something.one knew who he was, he got the platform he dropped out of the race over sexual harassment allegations. after he dropped out, he got a nationally syndicated talk show radio discussing politics and getting a name in the headlines. >> for the deep interest few democrats are getting the upside of challenging hillary clinton. i wonder if that's the difference whereas hillary clinton widely expected to win. we have a lot of democrats that don't want to challenge her. it could be risky in the future. but it doesn't seem like there's a same threat from any one republican in that particular race. do i have that right? >> you do. there's that risk on the democratic side. when you think about it how many years have we talked about hillary clinton hiding the 2016 race. she has been seen as an inevitable front runner. on the republican side it was so wide open and if someone goes up against hillary clinton, everything she does is front page news. the spotlight is greater. do you want to take the r

dominic kane reports. >> reporter: the issue of climate change and how shell adapts to climate changend tries to minimize it was high on the agenda here in the hague. a group of shareholders had found a way to get a resolution on to the order paper which compelled the board to go into more details about how it reports climate change and the issues that arise from it. before the meeting took place, i spoke to several delegates and others who were coming to this event and an activist from green peace explained to me that the green peace group had real concerns about the commitment to reduce climate change, and it said the percentages of emissions that shell was responsible for was something the group should really look into. but another person who i spoke to on her way in to this meeting was a campaigner from alaska who had flown all the way here to explain the plight of her people and why she believes the threat posed by drilling in the arctic is so serious. >> and i hope that the board might be able to -- to realize, you know, how high the risk is for them to attempt to go out there.

. >> senator kane? senator kane: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the witnesses. my colleagues have asked great questions about particular of the u.s.cuba discussion. i want to talk about the region. american and the caribbean 35 nations by the general count nearly 1 billion people. i do my kind of back of the envelope math, 35 nations means 600 bilateral relationships between the nations in the region. some of the bilateral relationships are strong and friendly, some are weak, warm, cold, or they change over time. any other bilateral relationship in the americas that does not include normal diplomatic relationships other than the united states and cuba? i'm not aware of one. but you guys are the experts. assisstant secretary jacobson: no sir. senator kane: this is the only one of the 600 bilateral relationships in the americas that does not involve a normal diplomatic relationship. let me ask you this, i'm not aware of any war between nations in the americas, our two continent between nations, am i right about that? ambassador shannon: you are correct. senator ka

. >> it's the kane show guy and hear him every morning on 95.5 and news 4 at 4:00 every week as well.friendly on the air, fun, provocative. at home he was battling a mental illness he said almost destroyed his marriage. i sat down with kane and his wife natasha and he shared another side of himself and the rituals and compulsions that came to control his life and cleaning the computer keyboard the screen and the mouse and with only one special cleaning product was acceptable. and he couldn't move forward until this entire process was completed. just one of the habits that he thought were normal but were actually symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder and interfering if their family life. >> having him being diagnosed has literally changed our lives. >> the best thing ever is being able to spend time with my wife and my kids and be in the moment. and i was never able to do that before. >> pretty brave of both of them to share their story with us. it's a story that shows how important it is to not only get a diagnosis and treatment can change your life for the better. we'll have more

i think of "citizen kane" that every thought was his life but and they're all pretty negative. actually the publisher is the great villain of and then to talk about publishers back in the face and the forays. but the publisher is hate them all. the image of the fairly low dash justice is that rehashing the but 90 percent there's drone and sometimes it was the womb of permitted but then to accommodate the they're willing to look at a woman who was in love with the man and would give up their career because that is why there are expected to do. so strong independent women for moose jaw shaken still be for icn -- feisty and independent. but work force by its are generally heroic but with the exception consider the best journalists you can find. war correspondents do terrible things but talk about gi joe and the correspondence. what happens is there are certain shows like law and order where the producers hate them because every correspondent is terrible. there was a one order episode with the corresponding and he shoots himself in the foot to get publicity and to be a terrible per

. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane standing behind her cleve of staff.ed of sexual area has. a spokesperson for kane tells "action news" that she "has no intentions of removing jonathan duecker from his post. female prosecutor kuk says he made unwanted sexual advances last february and she says she reported the incident to her superiors. she also adds he was promoted to chief of staff after she came forward. kane's spokesperson told "action news" that duekcer has different interpretations of the event. a seconds woman has also come forward with similar accusations. >>> this is philadelphia university security worker john forbes. he's under arrest tonight for allegedly possessing and distributing child upon nothing gravy. detectives say forbes watched and shared explicit images online at his home in wayne delaware county. he's now being held on $75,000 bail and will appear in court next week. >>> a fire in the row home prompted a large response from firefighter here in pottstown montgomery county late this afternoon. the fire broke out in the unit block o

. >> dominic kane has the story from berlin. >> the suggestion that it's considering legal action, follows on from an article in the german newspaper der spiegel, which suggested that the german security services have been monitoring and eavesdropping, their words upon digital recordings of large institutions in europe. the european community was mentioned as indeed were other large corporations of which airbus is one. the question that the media have been posing is who authorized this eavesdropping if it did occur? and the interior minister has been the subject of some newspaper articles, the german newspaper printed an article of a picture with him as pinocchio the child's character with a very long flows and said he lied with impunity. he said there was no suggest of impropriety by himself. he is important because he is considered to be a loyal lieutenant of the chancellor angela merkel, and she would not want any scandal attached to somebody of such importance to her. former last prime minister of east germ are any from the same party of angela merkel which emphasizes the closeness of

dominic kane has more. >> 70 years after nazi germany capitulated, marking the anniversary.he speaker of the parliament, reminded people of the horrors that aadolph hitler an the vermarch. >> today we remember the unprecedented situation, against slavs, against jews. >> that job was left to the big four war time allies. the ussr, britain u.s. and france. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry joined his french counterpart laurent fabeuse in laying a wreath, the french president francois hollande said the defeat of nazi germany was about the fight for freedom. there were similar scenes in london, where fresh off the election britain's parliament stood in solidarity. this memorial in the center of berlin is a reminder of the enormous losses the soviet union celebrated in world war ii. victory day on their patriotic war on the 9th of may in moscow. dominic kane, al jazeera berlin. >>> ve day was commemorated by a gathering at the national mall. planes of war with romantic names such as must taken hell cat, super-fortress. here is what it looked like now and then. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that'

dominick kane, al jazeera, berlin. >> and as ever you can find much more over on our website. the address to kick on to is www.aljazeera.com. www.aljazeera.com. hi, i am lisa flesher and you are in the stream. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers. and a new battlefield in the information age why some around the globe are anonymously editing wikipedia pages and what the collaborative online encyclopedia is doing to stop it. >> welcome to the stream. co-host and digital producer bringing in all of your ideas throughout the program. raj, we are talking about nonprofit hospitals. sort of really going after poor patients, nobody is arguing that they should make money, by providing services but this idea that they are so aggressively targeting poor people has a lot of people asking with's the guidance. >> especially

we've got to instagram so i can say kane is on the show. i made you a giant big fat-headed me. >> this is great. >> instagraming you. >> i will add this is my following list. your millions out there. >> here we go. >> that is so cool. >> you'll always have me with you. >> i'm taking this out to dinner with me. i could get it into some trouble tonight. that is so cool. >> picture-perfect. >> this thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >> absolutely. >> we love ya. >> love you, too. congratulations. >> thank you. looking forward to it. >>> well, still to come on news4 at 4:00, tax day delayed. why a d.c. holiday is giving the entire country a few extra days to file taxes next year. >>> and we've got new detail bz that deadly biker brawl down in texas. why investigators say a parking space may have sparked the there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per

dominic kane al jazeera, berlin. >>> let's join lee he has got all of the sport. >> the managers of thebs say the financial dispute between the government and its football bodies will be resolved and they believe the season will end as planned. they announced the end of all domestic compositions from may 16th. the matches coming up would be the last of the season with three games remaining. real madrid on saturday barcelona as well. but the managers have offered hope to football fans. >> translator: i honestly think this is a story that will be resolved in the coming days. i think they will have a meeting and reach an agreement. i think the league will finish as usual. >> translator: i don't think the strike will happen. i think dialogue will win. and that the whole thing can be solved beforehand. it affects everyone. they all have their points of view, but the players and those in the world of football should be considered when reaching an agreement. >>> doctors in sao paulo say the football legend could be released from surgery. he was treated by surgeons the second time in six months

he's tied for second in the league with kane johnson and getzlaf. acquired him last season in a deal for bobby ryan. an outstanding playoff for silfverberg. he assisted on the first ducks goal today and scores the fourth into an empty net. so the blackhawks' streak of three straight game one victories in the conference final will come to an end. the fans chanting "corey" to the direction of the blackhawks goaltender corey crawford down to the final 20 seconds. the ducks will go to 9-1 in the stanley cup playoffs. fans are on their feet here in anaheim. the ducks take game one of the western conference final. >> kenny: 32 saves for frederik andersen. three ducks with 2 points apiece -- lindholm, thompson and silfverberg. tomorrow the stanley cup playoffs continue. game two of the east final. rangers and lightning. coverage begins tomorrow 7:00 eastern on nbcsn. coming up next at nbc, except on the west coast, it's your local news. then starting at 7:00 eastern, "dateline" followed by an all new episode of "e.d." and "american odyssey." for the chicag

. >>> plus we play a real game of fake with hot 99.5's kane next on news4 at 4. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or get $300 back and free dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> well this photo of a marine and his bride on their wedding day has captured hearts and it's trending right now on social media. it shows the two holding hands shortly before walking down the aisle saturday in north carolina. the image has been liked and shared thousands of times on facebook since the wedding was over at the memorial day weekend, the newlyweds said emotions just took over.

general kane: absolutely. it's far from it. we laid out details to support it. >> dus see any way to defeat isil in syria without the substantial army involved? general kane: i don't know how we get there. if we deployed troops, we can defeat isis in syria. i don't think anyone here would recommend such an event. i think people with vested interest should be involved. they would get involved. you know we have said as much. that is going to be a precondition. >> they are not just going to fight isil and leave a sod -- a sod -- assad? quest we are seeing increasing support as an alternative. -- >> we are seeing increasing support as an alternative. the arabs are choosing to work with terrorists because there is a vacuum. >> i think some people are choosing to because of the vacuum. >> we find ourselves with our allies supporting a terrorist group because america is awol. at the end of the day do you see a scenario of isil taking a sod out that doesn't require the same commitment by the world to put syria back together -- taking a

he's tied for second in the league with kane johnson and getzlaf. acquired him last season in a deal for bobby ryan. an outstanding playoff for silfverberg. he assisted on the first ducks goal today and scores the fourth into an empty net. so the blackhawks' streak of three straight game one victories in the conference final will come to an end. the fans chanting "corey" to the direction of the blackhawks goaltender corey crawford down to the final 20 seconds. the ducks will go to 9-1 in the stanley cup playoffs. fans are on their feet here in anaheim. the ducks take game one of the western conference final. >> kenny: 32 saves for frederik andersen. three ducks with 2 points apiece -- lindholm, thompson and silfverberg. tomorrow the stanley cup playoffs continue. game two of the east final. rangers and lightning. coverage begins tomorrow 7:00 eastern on nbcsn. coming up next at nbc, except on the west coast, it's your local news. then starting at 7:00 eastern, "dateline" followed by an all new episode of "e.d." and "american odyssey." for the chicag

dominic kane has the report from berlin. >> the suggestion that it may have been eves dropped upon by the bmd follows on from an article in the german nip der spiegel, suggesting that they have been monitoring and eavesdropping over large institutions in europe, and the purnl community wastheeuropean community was mentioned as well as others. the question was who authorized this piece of dropping if it did indeed occur and the foreign minister, has pen the subjects of some newspaper articles, printed an article with a picture of mr. de mezier, pinocchio, he denied it totally said i followed the rules there was no suggestion of impropriety by himself the chance legislator angela merkel would certainly not wish to see any kind of scandal attached oanybody for example that close to her. emphasizes the closeness of the two ministers and this scald if that's what it is perceived to be looked on very suspect by the government in germany. >>> local fishermen are feeling the strain but with barrel enough to cope, chearng charlie angela has the story. >> these men have the tails to tell but th

dominick kane, al jazeera, berlin. >> and as ever you can find much more over on our website.the address to kick on to is www.aljazeera.com. www.aljazeera.com. hi, i am lisa flesher and you are in the stream. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers.

kane's spokesman says the attorney general has no intention of relieving decker from his post. she tzedeker made inappropriate and unwanted sexual advances at her. cluck says she reported the incident to her superiors but then says that decker was promoted to chief of staff after she came forward and now a second woman who works there is now coming forward as well with a similar hack indication. the 51-year-old decker denies having anything intentionally inappropriate and says that he has a different interpretation of the events. brian and shirleen. >> alicia, now to the first check of your accuweather forecast. >> a few more clouds than we saw yesterday but all in all a pretty nice day out there. meteorologist adam joseph live along city avenue with a look at currents conditions. >> it's nice because we don't have a lot of showers around the region. with that cloud cover and the wind out of the northeast it is feeling pretty cool special after yesterday. as we look at the numbers right now in philadelphia we're on the warmer spots along with allentown and trenton at 62 degrees

you remember herman kane in 2012 he introduced the 9% flat tax. >> well, nine nine nine. >> and bernie sanders is something he is injecting into the campaign. >> and rick santorum believes somebody is out there to finance him and keep talking about it. >> and keeping the issues in at the timethespotlight. >> and barack obama was considered a long shot. >> by political observations were supposed to be hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow , thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of

you remember herman kane in 2012 he introduced the 9% flat tax. >> well, nine nine nine. >> and bernie sanders is something he is injecting into the campaign. >> and rick santorum believes somebody is out there to finance him and keep talking about it. >> and keeping the issues in at the timethespotlight. >> and barack obama was considered a long shot. >> by political observations were supposed to be hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow, thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. ing us. >> . >> they were there to shoot people ... >>> attack in texas. new details about the gunmen who opened fire outside a controversial contest that had artists drawing the prophet muhammad >>> tears of killer. dzhokhar tsarnaev breaks down during his sentencing >>> filing suit. >> it did a lot of damage >>> the elderly black man stopped by

patrick kane dazzles the ducks with his second period goal to give chicago a 3-0 lead.lackhawks go on to beat anaheim, 5-2. >>> and a scoreless tie between the rays and mariners goes into the ninth inning until the home run leading hitter seattle's nelson cruz comes to the plate. >> the 1-0. cruz, the hitter. this sends cuddyer racing back. >> cruz's three-run homer is the the sea rays will have to take cover. >> cruz's three-run homer is the first to plunk in the seattle fish tank. it gives seattle a 3-0 win over the rays. >>> there will be more drama in the suburbs of washington, d.c. >> carronade, c-a-r-r-o-n-a-d-e, carronade. >> correct. >> 49 are left in the scrips national spelling bee after wednesday's preliminary round, and tonight a champion will be crowned. the winner receives $35,000, saving bonds, and other prizes. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best-selling author jodi picoult. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone

you're looking for hope in education, look no further for these kids they could be the next friedman kanernanke. >> great stuff there. >>> gasoline prices are on the rise just ahead of memorial day weeken e national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.70. that's up six cents from a week ago. prices still about a dollar lower than a year ago. >>> if you plan on flying this summer, get ready crowd airports and packed planes. according to airlines for america, a record number of travelers will fly this summer. u.s. airlines will carry 2.5 million passengers a day. 4.5% more than las >>> the odds are in his favor, kentucky derby and preakness winner is now the early favorite to make history and perhaps win the triple crown. a feet not achieved since 1978. our cameras have been following the thoroughbred first at the derby and then this weekend at pimlico. >> reporter: a torrential downpour and sloppy track conditions couldn't stop american farrow. his owners watched in the pouring rain as their horse broke from the dreaded number one post. but the 3-year-old colt stormed the racetr

patrick kane dazzles the ducks with his second period goal to give chaulg a 3-0 lead.lackhawks go on to beat anaheim, 5-2. >>> and a scoreless tie between the rays and mariners goes into the ninth inning until the home run leading hitter seattle's nelson cruz comes to the plate. >> the 1-0. cruze the hitter. this sends cuddyer racing back. >> cruz's three-run homer is the first to plunk in the seattle fish tank. it giving them a 3-1 win over the rays. >>> there will be more drama in the suburbs of washington, d.c. >> carronade, c-a-r-r-o-n-a-d-e, carronade. >> correct. >> four are leapt in the scripps spelling bee. the winners receive $35,000 saving bonds and other prizes. >>> coming up on the "cbs this morning," jodi picoult. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day vitacraves gummies. my cut hurt. mine hurt more. mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria. wh

patrick kane look at the goal here the black hawks face the ducks 5-2. rangers/lightning game 7, friday night. the dallas cowboys holding practices today, and one of their running backs who is hoping to take the place of demarco murray his name is joseph randall. listen to what he said about demarco last season. >> he had a great year last year but you know i got to sit back and watch a lot. there was a lot of meat left on the bone. >> meat left on the bone. he led the nfl in rushing. >>> philadelphia will prove it's all it's quacked up to be this summer. rocky will join the tall ships challenge on the delaware river. here he is in hong kong he's six stories tall and sure to make an impression. and very well travelled. sydney australia, abu dhabi, and coming here. this weather is really for the ducks. >> he can make any city look absolutely gorgeous. tomorrow still hot, thunderstorms in the afternoon, warm for the weekend. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonigh

as dominic kane reports, his legacy is honoured with ark it can tur. >> reporter: it is a by-word for post german architecture designed to show the world that the country abandoned total airism. the tent-like roof of the glars and field. it was a small group of architects and engineers. notably this man - he was architectural loomanary. he was a long-time forehand and colleague, he explained the vasion this drove his friend on. >> nature was the guiding principle in his life. nature and the consequence of mutation is improving itself so in the end construction emerged that needed no improvement any more. >> the phrase form finding has been used to describe otto's architectural vision one of the first works was this - the west germany pavillion, prayed for its blend of likeness and strength. >> translation: he did pioneering work with the lightweight structures continuing to influence the architecture in the '60s, '70s, and '80s where it was turned to surface, instead of hiding it. it would have been unthinkable. >> this man studied in the 1960s. he went on to spend decades in the midd

you remember herman kane in 2012 he introduced the 9% flat tax. >> well, nine nine nine. >> and bernie sanders is something he is injecting into the campaign. >> and rick santorum believes somebody is out there to finance him and keep talking about it. >> and keeping the issues in at the timethespotlight. >> and barack obama was considered a long shot. >> by political observations were supposed to be hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow , thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. [ ♪♪ ] >>> in the decade since american cities burnt. convulsed with anger and isolation at poverty america got richer. many the neighbourhoods, in places like detroit, st. louis and chicago got poorer still. tonight as we sift through the

patrick kane takes advantage with the back handed goal to tie up the game. the final seconds of the 2nd period simon dupre with a slapshot. >>> orioles wrapping up their series with seattle despite the nasty weather. birds get started early. 1st inning steve pearce with a grand slam to left field, the first of his career. then a two hour rain delay. once it resumed the mariners rallied and tied things up. bottom 8j.j. hardy singles to center. baltimore wins 5-4. >>> it used to be a cooler full of iced cold water or gatorade, but now the nationals have turned to something a little more sweet and delicious to celebrate a big win. hershey's chocolate syrup. ryan zimmerman was doused in the chocolate sauce after his 10th inning walkoff homer tuesday night against the yankeeisms. the guy response -- yankees. the guy responsible for this tradition? max scherzer. real good after a win at atlanta. >> what happened to the shaving cream? >> he said you top off ice cream with chocolate syrup, why not? a lot more narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life supp

they crippled public transport across germany, dominik kane has more from berlin. >> reporter: the strikethe train drivers union, gdl is the longest in the history of deutsche baan. it has a profound effect on transport here in berlin the main railway station. ordinarily there would be hundreds of trains travelling from here inside the city legionally and internationally. today, and the rest of the week the traffic has been badly affected. the deutsche bahn operators say hundreds of trains were cancelled and a third travelled in german. in eastern germany the situation is worse. 15% of trains are running. the union gdl says it's taking the action the 8th time in recent months because it is demanding a 5% pay rise and greater netting rights. here in this train station, dooech owe bahn the operator had information packs for those who were distrupted. thousands of people will have to make and find a way around the situation, and there are reports that on the roads there is gridlock in some places and certainly it's the sort of thing that deutsche bank wishes would not have happened. business

dominic kane is at the hague. >> reporter: the issue of climate change was high on the agenda here. had found a way to get a resolution on to the order paper which compelled the board to go into more details about how it reports reports climate change. i spoke to delegates and an an activist from green peace told me they have real concerns. they said the percentage of emissions was something that shell should speak about. and a woman came here to talk about how why she believes this is so serious. >> i hope the board might be able to realize how high the risk is for them to attempt to go out there and check these seas, because it's a very dangerous place to try to drill right now. they don't have a proven technology that will be safe enough to drill out there in the ocean. >> reporter: for it's part shell says that the arctic ocean represents a huge opportunity for it, but also presents it with a huge responsibility. it says the risk management procedures they have in place are unprecedented and they believe thigh could deal with any spill that might occur. they say they are ready f

dominic kane reports. >> reporter: it is a buy word for post-war german architecture designed to showld that the county has entirely abandoned total tearism, it was the inspiration of a small group of architects and everythings. notably this man. he was both architectural luminary and professor. this was a long time friend and colleague of him. he explained the vision that drove his friend on. >> translator: nature was the guiding principal in his life. nature is a consequence of mutation is consistently improving itself. so in the end constructions emerge that need no improvement anymore. >> reporter: the phrase form fining has been used. one of his first major international works was this. the west germany pavilion. >> translator: he did absolutely pioneering work with his lightweight structures. it continued to influence the architecture in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, where you turn the construction to the surface instead of hiding it. >> reporter: this man studies under frey in the 1960s. he went on to spending decades in the middle east implementing what he learned. this animation dem

two minutes later, patrick kane has a third goal.e seven on saturday. >>> now to baseball and an aquarium. >> the 1-0. cruz to center. this sends guyer racing back. it's over his head and it's into the pool! the stingrays will have to take cover! we've got a floater here in tampa. >> stingrays taking cover. that three-run blast was enough to give seattle the win and help give hernandez improve to 8-1. alex rodriguez broke the record for career rbis with this three-run homer, he is now third in the all-time rbi list behind hank aaron and barry bonds. the royals win with a three-game sweep. >>> early today is brought to you by sea bond denture adhesive. lose the ooze. >> looks like a rod is on fire. >>> could melissa mccarthy beat vin diesel's butt? >>> plus, it is a world record generating a lot of buzz, but it's not for the faint of heart. secure in your dtures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel

in 2011 i started speaking with dan kane off the record.in 2012 i was still talking to him, i went to president friday's funeral. i met with him in 2010 as i was listening hodding carter memorialize president friday and how important academic integrity was important to him. i went home to my husband chuck, i have to do something. he said start a blog. that seems to be a prominent thing. i started a blog. it was his fault. it went viral. dan kane said basically you're on the record now. so off to the races we went. then i met jay at, around that same time. and his, both he personally and his athletic reform group a group of faculty, really had my back. although it seems like i've had all this hate, which i have, fans are fanatics, right? i have had many more supporters encouraging me on because many of us know that this is the truth. that we've seen this ourselves. we'd like to do something as well. people tell me they would like to do something as well but i happen to be in the right place at the right time. have great support from my husba

nbc10 photographer pete kane was rolling as the bombing happened. the resulting fire killed six adults, five children and burned down an entire neighborhood. we'll be right back. >>> here's the latest in the deadly derailment of the amtrak train in philadelphia. philadelphia police confirming tonight he's handed over his cell phone and provided a blood sample. investigators say his train reached speeds of 106 miles per hour. sky force 10 has been overhead tonight as crews damaged three of the railcars from the tracks. authorities have not accounted for all 243 people who were on board. the number of dead stands at 7. we'll have the latest on nbc10 news today starting at 4:00 a.m. sheena, it's going to be a cool morning? >> it's going to be cooler tomorrow morning it's going to be the type of morning where you may need a light jacket where you stepout side. temperatures in the 40s, the upper 40s around philadelphia. low 40s areas north and west. in the afternoon, it's going to feel like spring. 71 degrees, our average high 73. it's going to be sunny,

dominic kane reports. >> reporter: 70 years after nazi germany capitulated, democratic germany's leadershered in the capitol to mark the anniversary. the speaker of the parliament reminded members of the horrors that adolph hitler and his troops inflicted on the european continent during nearly six years of war. >> translator: today we remember the millions of victims of an unprecedented campaign of destruction of other nations and peoples against slaviansks and european jews. it was not a day of german self liberation. >> reporter: that job was left to the big four wartime allies the ussr britain, the u.s. and france. on friday in paris, u.s. secretary of state john kerry joined his french counterpart in laying a wreath to remember those from their countries who died to free europe. the president hollande said the defeat of nazi germany was always about the fight for freedom. there were similar scenes in london where fresh from the general election britain's political leaders stood in solidarity. the only one of the four not to mark the 8th of may is russia. [ no audio ] >>> the pentago

economic workforce development one of the xheerners of the transportation group along with director kane i mean at the end of february we realized our report called the other 9 to 5 advertised a with my raking effort to identify the needs and challenges of the diverse group of folks that take transportation late at night and early morning to map out recommendations and in still those recommendations into steps when we first talked about this issue i think both jocelyn and i were if the late night entertainment industry the number of people and the types of work they do for transportation is far broad so in addition the restaurant and bar workers we're talking about early morning workers as well backers or the product market all sort of folks in addition to hotels generated and security guards when you look at the industries and different people impacted by the late night and early morning transportations it's polishing we got a diverse group of folks worker group to the table i'm pleased even though we have councilmember bonin people from the different agencies at the table all the group

dominic kane al jazeera, munich. >>> blues legend b.b. king has died at age 89.ooks back at his life and music. >> reporter: with his fluttering fingers and soulful voice b.b. king's sound is unmistakable. ♪ >> reporter: he began by playing on street corners near the plantation in the u.s. state of mississippi where he was born. ♪ >> reporter: and in a career spanning half a century rose to become the king of blues. ♪ >> reporter: his name synonymous with the genre itself. >> i like to do what i'm doing, and would do it for nothing if somebody would pay my bills, but they are paying for something i like to do anyway. >> reporter: king rewrote the book of blues. ♪ >> reporter: complex string bends inspiring thousands. for many his music became a soundtrack for the soul. >> that's his legacy. he has given us his life. he has given us the songs that we're cried on. the songs that we have suffered through. he has understood our problems our plight. >> reporter: the king always gave his trademark guitars the same name lucille. the name comes from one of his early show

. >> the pace is democratic t is the goonies and "citizen kane". >> when sgt goonies become a good ofke their apartment is full of everything we once through out but it looks so good the way we have it. >> without directed the goonies? >> why is that that when one person picks up their phone everybody else has to. >> i'm not on my phone. >> each of us is so certain we have the most important thing to do right now. >> i know, it's so rude. >> not any morement it used to be but now it's accepted. it's like showing your ankles in the 1800s. >> jon: lease welcome adam horovitz. >> (cheers and applause) silt. >> first of all con dprat- lations to our new york-- . >> jon: really z you really -- >> no just-- just nice to be here. >> jon: that was, i really thought you popped a -- >> no just relaxing. >> jon: beautiful relax and enjoy. >> i'm to the-- this is the time i'm going to be on the show. >> jon: right now? >> well yeah right now. >> jon: this is amazing. >> i'm just saying i'm on your show it doesn't happen to everybody and here i am.çó >> jon: love to seeÑi you. soak it in. >> can i