kins up with it again p try by klein.ad richards, doubles back, flips one behind, st. louis must go again, right after him is martinez, poked along by pearson. taken in by mike richards, nudged on by martinez with it there. under carter, back hander, a shot by pearson, it's wide. cart we are it again, onto the back, martinez is shot, that one blocked out of play. >> eddie: fierce play from dominic moore. the l.a. kings recognizing you that the new york rangers were on the run. tired players on the ice, pitching in, creating and generating opportunities. carter with the shot and pearson just misses the far post. >> pierre: here's a chance off the faceoff. henrik lundqvist thinks he has it, carter can't get a handle on it. >> mike: chances in overtime, 13-6. goalies, perfect. it is hagelin. checked by gaborik. prevailed, around to play it is quick. then doughty, then up the boards. cops on back from mcdonagh, shot wide, boyle, around in front! scramble for it there and getting his glove down on it and hanging on is jonathan

back ahead by klein. across, st. louis, a shot, save and play on richards, along by klein. st.louis shut down by greene. reverse back back to him, st. louis had the stick out of his hand. played by greene to martinez and hurried up to king. out across, caromed back by williams, fires! save made by lundqvist. popped on back along and reaching for it was king, but emerging around behind him, stepping ahead with it is stralman. stralman motors to the red line and throw it is back in, so it's a legal play. played on further. careened around behind and yet again, it is played up to clifford. that one blew past toffoli, back on back by stoll, stralman got it there. the linesmen ducks. worked along by muzzin, further by boyle and pitchforked out of the back hand of lewis. so, stroll, then hagelin and back off the stick. doughty reverts, run into by doughty. kopitar. kopitar brought it on again. on the brakes and looks. kopitar setting down, along it toffoli, a pass in front, ricocheted off and cut off by kopitar. in front, blocked away, shovelled up high and back to center where mitch

klein comes to the bench. meanwhile, at thebods, they .dck into brown brown able to motor ead with brown th a shot. didn't g much on stick really was a mess. it did half. order some new ones. working ahead, new ones, stahl, played back ahead, played back, ba checkthat way, a ving play was kreider is called bacnyway on a offside. the s proper, pierre, it was looking like a 3-1. >> pierre: tanner pearson was wide off the bench. richards telling him we shod i to you just a little quic thetral zo. >>ie: toh play for ricrd there blind spot, left-handed guy coming up, the rightf t completely turn all the way around to see that play develop. those long chaes in this overtime period maybe create an offensive chance. >> mike: pass is off carter. reached and played on by mcdonagh. grabbed off by mitchell. table tennis between the blue lines before this is setp by lundqvist. work back now for crieder to punch back, gets the return from stepan. and ras ahead, kreider drop it is back a shot, by quick, hard drive came from girardi. now, kreiderur with i

john moore to klein. 4:30 played second overtime. pass across that settled down and sent all the way back in where quick could not stop it but help came from doughty. taken by pearson. trying to chop it away by brad richards. carried back up by trevor lewis. moves back along with pearson. shot blocked. pearson forced it wide. taken along by girardi. girardi through one that goes back down and will be an icing. >> pierre: chris kreider is big. 230 pounds. jarrett stoll gets knocked down. great chance for rick nash. stralman tries to step in. stepan tries to get stall man. wouldn't you like to see that be a one timer for anton stall man? >> eddie: yeah. looked like on that replay to get to jonathan quick and hitting it behind. marian gaborik with two really good defense sieve plays in his own zone. >> doc: it is iced yet again. it was interesting to watch that replay just now and to see quick take a glance to his right, move his head left to right to see if anyone is over there. sure enough there was so he could make the play. our 100t

and nobody knew what it was but it was obvious secret. >> reporter: klein worked directly above thats regional room in san francisco. he heard that the federal government was installing equipment there and after looking over engineering manuals he found the answers he was dreading. >> they were copying the data stream going across the internet in that office. >> reporter: diagrams showed the secret room was connected through a hole in the floor where he worked to a cabinet with fiber on optic splitters, fearing for his job, klein waited two years until he retired then he went public. that at&t building has now become a site of protests and surveillances by governments. klein reported it after revelations by a new whistle-blower. >> they were going to say i created a grave crime. >> reporter: klein calls edward snowden an american hero. >> edward snowden revealed that the whole spying operation is vastly bigger than i could have imagined. and they are collecting everything. >> reporter: president obama was forced to answer, calling the tactic critical to the war on terror. >> having t

ed klein is playing out here tonight. and congress is also investigating the crisis along our southern border with mexico and the failure to respond to the the flood of unaccompanied children over the southern border. secretary jay johnson trying to defend the administration's failures to respond to the influx of illegal immigrant children. a crisis that critics say is a crisis in the making. he told lawmakers that he plans to add in response to the crisis that has brought 60,000 children to our borders, 100,000 and on top of that heading to the 20,000 border patrol agencies and he proposes at 150 more agencies. that's solving the crisis. and the secretary also tried to claim that what is driving this water crisis. >> i am convinced that the principal reason these kids from everything i have heard and seen and from my own conversations with these kids, the principal reason they are leaving is the pushback vector on the countries that they are leaving. the conditions in honduras, for example, are horrible. lou: republicans

data is explosive findings absolved another man former eight hundred communications technician mark klein said klein blew the whistle back in two thousand and six on the fact that his job entailed room browsing internet traffic made via hardware that allowed the government to directly indiscriminately suck up private data this is being done in a secret room one thousand nine hundred seven cisco office and duplicated across the country but klein didn't speak out for years for fear of retribution instead he took documents proving his case and waited until the tide turned before bringing a story to the press or earlier i spoke to mark klein about why americans should be just as concerned with private sector surveillance of their with government spying i first asked him what recourse he experienced from speaking out. if anything. she's threatened was to sue me for taking it to put it documents. engineering documents but can never do. this because they didn't want any more bad publicity. it wasn't couldn't get me because i didn't work for the government so they couldn't convict me of breaking

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it's the one market that is tough and it's a big calvin klein market. i would tell you spain is starting to level of and as we're looking into fall, holiday season our auto book in spain for both tommy and calvin is actually up year over year. so, you know, compared to four years ago the business is down, but we think we're seeing a leveling off, but northern and central europe is strong for us. >> when will the conversation be much more about asia? because we're starting to get -- tiffany had good numbers. we're seeing some companies really starting to pick up in asia. that are in apparel, in accessories. kors okay, but when is it going to be tommy and more importantly calvin's time in asia? >> you know, our asia business, our business was good -- >> it's good. >> good in the first quarter. i think -- i think that market is going to be a mid single digit to low double digit kind of growth. >> okay. >> the years of 20, 25% growth and driven by china i think that's behind us. you really need to get operating efficiencies as well as grow the top line as w

>> klein calls edward snowden an american hero. whole spying operation is bigger than coy have imagined they're collecting everything. >> president obama called the tactic critical to the war on terrorism. >> having that data in one place, and retained for a certain period of time allowed them to with confident in pursuing investigations of terror threats. >> but klein, still upset that at and t never faced charges has a message for the president. >> snowden needs to get retroactive immunity. snow dgs den can come home, a free man, and talk about what know >> they're not the only phone company implicated here, saying verizon and sprint are also on the list. >> tonight taking a look at the release of sargeantbergdahl, he is warned don't come back, or you won't make it out alive next time. an american black hawk lands, takes custody of the soldier. he is patted down twice. the exchange happened in less than two minutes. owe has yet to speak with his family, he is undergoing psychiatric evaluations in germany. >> late word los angeles

last hour we heard from ed klein.od feud." >> bill clinton has been corded on more than one location of saying that barack obama is a man no one in the world hates as much as barack obama. he has been called a racist by these people. also, he thought he had a deal with obama where he supported him in 2012, make that speech, go out and campaign for him and in turn obama would support hillary in 2016. that deal has fallen through. stuart: and klein client also said that the interests of the two camps are beginning to diverge. >> not sure that is going to be the case. hillary will need barack obama's support or acquiescence all the way through the election. the left wing of the democratic party. she is afraid that if the left goes south on her, the ability to get the nomination and win wins the election would be put into dow. stuart: they could throw the election away from hillary? >> if they do not vote in the election -- the person who beat her was barack obama. stuart: that fascinates me. >> it is that strong in the d

. >> reporter: for mark klein, the technician who originally blew the whistle back in 2006, the government playing the national security trump card is something he's come to expect. >> we know now from what i've revealed that they're collecting everybody's information, everybody. >> reporter: now as i said, lawyers for the government were reporting to the court by phone v from washington, d.c. the judge is expected to set a court date for late july or august. >>> and just in to the newsroom.

>> klein calls edward snowden an american hero.revealed the whole spying operation is bigger than coy have imagined they're collecting everything. >> president obama called the tactic critical to the war on terrorism. >> having that data in one place, and retained for a certain period of time allowed them to with confident in pursuing investigations of terror threats. >> but klein, still upset that at and t never faced charges has a message for the president. >> snowden needs to get retroactive immunity. snow dgs den can come home, a free man, and talk about what know >> they're not the only phone company implicated here, saying verizon and sprint are also on the list. >> tonight taking a look at the release of sargeantbergdahl, he is warned don't come back, or you won't make it out alive next time. an american black hawk lands, takes custody of the soldier. he is patted down twice. the exchange happened in less than two minutes. owe has yet to speak with his family, he is undergoing psychiatric evaluations in germany. >> late word

. >> reporter: for mark klein, the technician who originally blew the whistle back in 2006, the

>> let's talk about rick klein, ed klein. >> do we have to?f the most explosion sigh things about bickering. it happens on every vacation. is this trustworthy? >> no. nothing he says should be taken seriously. it is one anonymous source after another. i don't want to talk about it. >> what do you make of him? >> i agree with you. ed klein has been dismissed. the "new york times" does front page with the anonymous quotes. >> it sounds like he was talking to the maid, right? this must make you happy, joanne when you see a happily married couple seem troubled. >> this is the lamest story ever. our country has the worst politicians. canada has better ones. better rumors. this is their scandal, eating in bed and smoking as much as you want. that's a great vacation. they like to spread out in an x and not share the bed. what is wrong with that? every married couple is like, i want that. >> that's where you say i think i will go for a jog and you walk down to the corner wharf and downing a bottle of vodka. >> i have to read some intel so i will be up

i have worked with calvin klein, ralph lauren, michael kors, oscar de la renta.ve worked with almost every mass retailer. behind the a scenes way in which they get them to fit. >> some designers get them to fit better than others. some designers can't get over looking at a six foot tall model who weighs 111 pounds and wears a size two and a fit model who could be anywhere from a size four to a size size 24. dealing with reality is sometimes difficult for them. michael corners and ralph rucci were great at getting to understand the body and fit the body. >> you started your agency. what does it specialize in and how does it connect? >> we focus on fit modeling. fit models work behind the scenes with designers. i train them to effectively communicate how to correct patterns and garments and work with factories. we used to travel all around the world to the factories and work with the people who made the close. i used to give feedback. i can't move my arm. i can't sit down and look good. if the close fit well, they sell well, and fit models improve the bottom line.

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ed klein with what he says. and best selling author of communist call congresser among our guest, talking about whether president's pension for chaos at home or abroad or on bored or amounts to a preference, we begin in baghdad, secretary of state kerry held crisis talks with iraqi prime minister al-maliki who signed that status of force agreement with united states he declines 3 earliers ago, kerry stressed importance of iraqi bringing a widening sectarian and ethnic divide in iraq. >> this is a critical moment for iraq's future, a moment of decision for iraq's leaders and a moment of great urgency, iraq faces a echo step a threat, thar stros meet that threat -- leaders have to meet that threat. lou: isil continues its tight grip in iraq, taking two border posts, one on frontier with jordan another with syria, "new york times" reporting that isil now controls all of iraq's western border crossings with syria and jordan allowing for free flow of men and equipment to the invadeers, and reports that american offic

the house speaker joins us now and ed klein will join us as well. new revelations about hillary clinton's health. all that coming up. and congress is holding hearings in congress, on three separate obama white house scandals. over the past three days, the oversight and waste and means committee, as well as the veterans affairs committee. homeland security holding the illegal immigration crisis that our southern border. but those are only three of the scandals that have embroiled the white house. adding to that ungodly and has prompted so much outrage and they will be calling witnesses for hearings that will begin this fall. and kathleen sebelius, trying to calculate it in this fashion and the department of justice tightening rules on subpoenas involving journalists and attorney general eric holder still heading the department. and it is an unprecedented parade about outrageous scandals. this president has yet to be held responsible for any of it. the quotation of the evening of the mindlessness of those who offer this scandal. and we are not naming

we will be joined by the best-selling author had -- ed klein. this man, president obama talked constitutional law, he might've been listening instead of talking. the supreme court ruling against the expansion of executive power for a 12 time. we will be talking about this president's mindset. dr. keith ablow joins us to take up his imperious ways. and now a few thoughts of our system of checks and balances. i'm pleased to report tonight that they are is still in existence than they actually were. the supreme court warning that obama violated the constitution when he made recess appointments to .5 years ago. the ruling not only checked his indifference to her constitution and our laws, but it is also a strong rebuke to the president and this white house. why? because the supreme court was unanimous in its ruling on his abuse of power and even the liberal justices, including obama appointees sonia sotomayor our elena kagan could not come to terms with his remarks. he is not a man easily embarrassed or ashamed, not even by the highest court in the

josh barro, kelly ann conway, philip klein, thank you all.n" for this evening and the "rachel maddow show" starts now. ari melber. good evening, ari. thank you for the work you've been doing at 10:00. it's been great. >> thank you, sir. i appreciate that. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. happy friday. here's how congressman paul ryan spent his friday. >> being forthcoming which we knew for one day -- >> being forthcoming is to say, you know what, investigators, congress is investigating -- >> will you let him answer the question? >> i didn't ask him a question. >> yes, you did. >> that's being forthcoming -- >> gentlemen. the gentleman from wisconsin has -- >> i control the time. >> i realize that disrupting a hearing sort of -- >> come on. >> the gentleman from wisconsin -- >> i'm not -- i control the time. >> he has the time. >> here's what being forthcoming is. >> regular

here's his quote from joe kleine. if hillary clinton hopes to succeed, she's going to have to drop the veil spontaneously. quite possibly in a crucial moment like a debate and trust america to accept who she truly is. with us now to explain his beef is joe kleine himself. also our friend joan walsh of salon. you've got a moment or two here to just have a clear shot. i think you're dead right about hillary clinton, by the way. i think joan does, too. if you meet hillary clinton in an airport without any cameras around, there's a charm there. i don't mean this in any gender sense. just a charm as a human being which is so effusive and spontaneous and let's call it wonderful. on the stump, she's never been able to be that. bill clinton is the same no matter where you meet him. >> i don't think there's any such thing as inevitability in american politics. it's especially hard for -- you know, eshe's essentially running for the third term of barack obama's presidency and it's really hard when politicians are put in that ki

. >> long before there was edward snowed ep there was mark klein, phone company work whor found out thequipment he was installing was for government spying. >> i didn't find out that the work for the ns & a and the way i thought of it i was wiring up big brother machine. >>reporter: when klein blew the whistle electronic frontier foundation used his document to sue the government. claiming they were spying on americans and violating the constitution. seven years later this indicates is still in court. no verdict in sight. >> we know the government is doing massive domestic spying. spying that affects millions of americans and we ought to be able to decide whether that is legal or not. >>reporter: but instead attorney cohen found herself in an emergency hearing asking federal sdwrouj keep the government from deleting evidence. klain revealed a secret room at at&t switching center where documents show the nsa was copying internet traffic. eff is suing on benefit of novelist jewel who believes her communication were among the millions collected. but now this is communications could be auto

klein revealed a secret room at the at&t switching center where the nsa was copying internet traffic the eff is suing on behalf of a novelist who believes her communications were among the millions collected. now those communications could be automatically erased and the feds say stopping the systematic deletions could mess up their computers and harm national security. >> i don't mean to belittle the national security implications. but i believe the government tends to overplay that card and the american people are getting a little tired of it. >> about the judge sided with the feds and denied the request. >> the courts all along have been -- cowardly, i would say. or the best you could say, conservative and wary of getting involved. >> sitting in the back of the courtroom, mark klein had to bite his tongue as the justice department refused to acknowledge that the data even existed. >> i was tempted to say look at the nsa documents. look at the at&t documents. it's all been revealed already and everybody knows about it. so why are they pretending? >> so for now, the nsa can keep sys

nbc 10 janel klein reports a river in minnesota expected to hit its highest point in decades. >> reporter: a winter of deep snow and heavy rain left much of the midwest under water including here. this town is struggling to fight back the river. one of 35 counties in minnesota now in a state of emergency. from flooded basements to mudslides to ruined crops, people across the state are trying to help each other fight the water. >> all these trailers and people showed up all of a sudden. we had two hours to evacuate. we got done in less than an hour and a half. it's like amazing. >> as minnesota continues to fight the rising waters, so do many of their neighbors. states like south dakota, iowa, and missouri are also battling the wet weather. janel klein, nbc news, minnesota. >>> people in central independent cleaning up after severe thunderstorms. they hitni aere. reorirst wapp.wnlo wle me l le tu. >niw, n desg a reut the nrm.ti w ne. rn.asn'eqarik pu aooair teabuar morasseaahe a ftheyt upi hl ta rdie. o sn't pastwas , a or mermotoai aneoofti madeds un ara tein wne and iv athin fe tdi>>g ar

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klein.utes kenneth timmerman who wrote the book about the truth of what happened in benghazi, he says he doesn't believe the book because of the timing. the way it worked out, it was in his book too, the president called hillary at 10:00. at 10:08 she issued a press statement. how do you do that in eight minutes? >> i agree with you. i'll add something else to that. if you are hillary clinton and you're doing this because you work for the president, would you stare the families in the eye it the hangar and tell them a false story that a video killed your kid? >> according to mr. klein, he says while hillary is talking to bill clinton, they're talking about maybe i should just quit because i can't say that. and they come to the point where it's kind of like, you can't quit. it could damage obama. and if you want to run for president, the democrats would never forgive you. so she decided not to quit. if she's going to be a woman of integrity and the president is telling you to tell a story tha

clinic, even though klein denies giving that to him.s ex-wife still living on a horse ranch outside l.a. she gotten gauged earlier this year to one of michael's closest friends. four of his brothers are on tour again. la toya jackson's reality show is in its second season, and janet jackson got married to a qatari billionaire. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> joining me again tonight cnn legal analyst and defense attorney mark geragos. at one point he was one of michael jackson's attorneys. you defended michael jackson in the child molestation charge in 2005. he was acquitted of all charges. you recount meeting him for the first time in vegas. you say it was like a tom clancy novel. in tend, the ideas you had about him, your preconceived notions were kind of out the window. >> yeah, i think that's -- i think that's absolutely true. the kind of caricature that developed prior to his death actually and surrounding that whole time period starting in '93 with the original accusations and going forward for the next ten years, i think really did

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joining me now, the "new york times" best selling author ed klein out with the with explosive new booktitled "blood feud, clintons versus obamas," already number three in books on amazon's best seller list. ed, congratulations. what a ruckus you have stirred up. first, hillary clinton's health. you make it seem it's impossible to go forward. >> i'm not a doctor. >> you're a hell of a writer. >> i tried her doctor. he wouldn't talk to me, naturally. my sources say she has a bad heart valve. think considered having an operation, a surgery to replace it, decided not to but she has to be carefully monitored for the rest of her life. >> and you detail incidents in which she has fallen, stumbled. >> several times. >> it is clear now she's going to have to square up with the american people on that issue. >> absolutely. she cannot go forward without releasing -- i have to imagine how angry she must be with you and otherses who still haven't released his health records. >> that's right. >> the inequity of it all. >> typical hillary. poor me. why are they after me? because i'm a woman or becaus

klein's point of view.and said, quote, where else could you find edward klein, a dried up right wing lackluster writer promoting a book with about hillary with no sources, on "varney and company". if you watch the interview we did ask about his anonymous sources and he said he has never been questioned about their validity before, never successfully challenged. listen to what former clinton adviser doug shoen said about the new book. are you buying the premise of the book that there is indeed a blood feud between the two? >> yes, i'd buy it. stuart: he went on to say hillary will run for the presidency and guaranteed she would be the democrat nominee in 2016. let's go to the market, up 57 on the dow and i have a stock that is moving up, a new high you are looking at, very big names stock. they have an improved outlook that does the trick at 126. some primary results to report this morning. a win for the republican establishment in mississippi, senator corcoran defeating his tea party back challenger in a ti

. >>> levittown's bobby klein lives, breathes and eats racing. 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose joins him on the track to find out what gets his little boy's motor running. >> you can still drive the car. >> reporter: this is six year old bobby klein. and this is his baby. >> these are like how many times i won. 120 engine. >> bobby had the need for speed ever since he was a toddler. >> when he was three and he fell in love with racing, it was -- that was it. >> reporter: he's already triple champ. >> it's race day and he's going for his fourth win in quarter midget racing. >> he's got on his lucky socks. >> i know my right and left now. >> reporter: as the sunsetting bobby hits the track at speeds up to 25 miles per hour. >> started at five. discipline. they have so many signals they have to learn by the flags and communication. they have to know when to stop. they have to know when to go fast, when to go double throttle it's a lot for them to learn. >> reporter: mom donna and dad chuck have trained themselves to have nerves of steal each time

levittown's bobby klein, leaves, breathes and eats racing.9's sabina kuriakose joins him on the track to find out what gets this little boy's motor running. >> so you can still drive the car. >> reporter: this is six year old bobby klein. and this is his baby. >> these are like how many times i won. 120 engine. >> reporter: bobby had the need for speed ever since he was a toddler. >> when he was three and he fell in love with racing it was -- that was it. >> report ro he's already a triple champ. >> race day and he's going for his fourth win in quarter midget racing. >> how about we go writ there. >> he's got on his lucky socks. >> this how i know my right and left now. >> reporter: as the setting sun the phoenixville course into silhouette bobby hits the track at speeds up to 25 miles an ho hour. >> started at five. disciplined. they have so many signals that they have to learn just by the flags and communication. they have to know when to stop. they have to know when to go fast, when to go double throttle it's a lot for them to learn. >> re

. >> here's a klein, which is what we call the snowman. action painting is all done with that big, huge brush stroke. >> you're surrounded by these wonderful works of art. talk about your passion for art. >> a painting has something to say to each and every one of us, depending upon us. >> looking at art. >> that's where the reaction between the painting and the feeling you have, yes, i've got to have it. >> i think we have kind of an eye for looking at nature, for looking at design, and i think for looking at art. >> they've never had a curator for the collection. >> it built on itself like a tumbleweed. >> the andersons met in college in upstate new york. in 1948, hunk and two friends founded a food service company. the couple married in 1950. they have one daughter, mary patricia, affectionately known as putter. >> it started at the louver, and it kind of enlightened us. >> they started collecting early impressionist work. >> monet and so forth. >> they soon decided to change direction. >> we became >> they also began collecting other w

hillary clinton's new book is called hard choices, and we talk about it this evening with joe klein,berman, john dickerson. >> hillary clinton in this book as you read it, i think from the lay reader will look at this and think boy she did a lot. she was on the plane for 87 days i think it was. and she was kind of always plugging away. and if she's running for president and people are thinking about who can we put a complicated world, in whose camp can we put that. a person who recognizes all the complexity, you get that from this book and nothing more. >> rose: we conclude this evening with a talented young woman named sarah louise who wrote a book called the rise creativity the gift of failure and the search for mastery. >> it's how incredible iconic work happen, right. and i started to notice when i was curating at moma or artist studios there would be these back turn paintings that artists didn't want to show me.