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tmz news director mike walters goes "on the record" from los angeles. mike, thanks for joining us. the very latest. >> absolutely. well, let me start by saying i want to clarify that at this point we cannot connect what happened in moline, the stuff you describe with the percocet and overdose with exactly how he passed away. but i can tell you poet situations. so, first, with moline, we know that when his private jet landed in that town, which he was on his way from atlanta back to minnesota, where his home is, they had to make an emergency landing and right when he got out off of that private jet they treated him for overdose. a save shot carried by law enforcement and ambulances to stop the effects of opiates. we know he was administered that shot and then spent only three hours in that hospital. i was told by several people there that they -- he wasn't doing well. and they asked him to stay because of that treatment and the way -- the condition he was. they didn't think he should leave. but he up, took his entourage and left town. i also know that, like you talked about, in the

mike: perhaps the best winning moment came with the first pair of free tickets when walter eckard karateked with excitement. but for every winner -- >> rock the red! mike: -- there were many, many losers. >> i ran out of the office and grabbed a cab. hoping he would go down m. he turned on 19th and we hit every red light on the way. others lost their dignity. >> running full speed. ripped my jeans. from there to there. instant air flow now. mike: 30 seconds too late. jesse jones says he feels defeated. >> out a pair of jeans. out of tickets. out of luck. mike: with or without tickets he and his fellow fans hope it's a feeling the caps never experience in round two of the playoffs. in arlington -- >> i'm so excite mike -- mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. steve: all right. 56 at reagan national airport. we have showers out hzthere south and west of us. not going to amount to a lot. these are all moving off to the east. if you are watching us at locus dale, culpeper seeing clearing out there. it's nighttime low temperatures of 47 to 54 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. we will see a few scatte

sasha pfeiffer, mike rezaian, walter robinson, matt carol, ben bradley jr. again we honor jason rezaian as carol noted. the last time this year we spoke of jason's courage as he endured the isolation of an iranian prison. this year we see that courage in the flesh. and it's a living testament to the very idea of a free press. and a reminder of the rising level of danger and political intimidation and physical threats faced by reporters overseas. and i can make this commitment that as long as i hold this office my administration will continue to fight for the release of american journalists held against their will and we will not stop until we -- they see the same freedom as jason had. at home and i broad, journalists like all of you engage in the dogged pursuit of informing citizens and holding leaders accountable and making our government of the people possible. and it's an enormous responsibility. and i realize it's an enormous challenge at a time when the economics of the business sometimes incentivize speed over depth and when controversy and conflict ar

united states navy, director for the national intrepid senator of excellence at walter reed national military center. captain mike, medical of the united states navy, center of excellence for psychological help, and doctor amy street, deputy director director of the women's health division, national center for posttraumatic staff stress. posttraumatic stress and traumatic brain injury has been the signature wounds of the afghan and iraq conflict. since 2001, about 5% of the over 2,700,000 service members deployed in support of the wars in afghanistan and iraq were diagnosed with pts. from 2000 through september 2015, there are over 339,000 cases diagnosed with most of these been mild. with significant impact that both pts and tbi has on a veterans it's important that we better understand through well-developed medical research of the causes and develop appropriate measures to treat and eventually prevent these. although dod and da have made i research investments to learn more they need to major investments in diagnosing treatments. more more work must be done on prevention. today, i want witnesses to tell us wha

mike and alex, back over to you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is the democratic nominee for state supreme court, one final approval in the state senate, walter timbonus a a criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. the senate voted 32-one to approve his nomination. with the appointment of the timbone who is a democrat, each justice on the seven member court has now been confirmed by the senate. >>> coming up at 6:18, vice-president joe biden has been something in philadelphia but his round of campaigning wasn't for the candidates running for president. vice-president, katie mcginty made a stop in mayfair diner yesterday. establishment democrats including vice-president biden and president obama they have largely thrown their support behind mcginty over her main rival joe sestak. nominee who wins today's senate primary will square off against republican incumbent pat tomb any november. >>> there could be big trouble in the big apple, questions surrounding new york mayor bill deblasio over whether or not he related campaign fund raising laws. a leak report, from new york's board of elections chief investigators claims that the m

walter timpon. it brings a end to the stale nate. state senate president steve sweeney says they will have a a hearing in the near future. that is the top stories. mike and alex. >> nice job, thank you. >>> bernie sanders is still behind, when it comes to delegates, and votes. but he has, one clear advantage, over his democratic and republican counterparts. apparently, people in the united states kind of like him. >> that is important. >> this new poll associated, associated press poll shows that by a 48 percent of americans have a favorable opinion of sanders. the number shows sanders, and despite his growing popularity, sanders last behind democratic front runner hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is hitting him on his gun control record. she says that he has failed to take a strong stand against stopping the spread of firearms in our country. bernie sanders has cited his background as a senator from vermont as the reason for some of his votes against gun control measures. saying that, rural states like his state of vermont have a different relationship with guns. >>> and president obama will designate a new national monument today. it is a histor