. >> okay, minnesota. as i read the cases, the rule in minnesota is that the covenant of good faith and fair dealing is not waived. so there's a case that we found called new amsterdam indemnity, and it says in the context, a covenant of good faith and fair dealing is not waivable. so i don't think you could do that. which i think underscores that this is not the part ies agreeig to this. this is having this condition superimposed on them. >> is the choice we have here only between state law and no relief? or is there some theory under which, either federal common law or an appeal to the d.o.t., could give the flier, the customer, some relief? you know, we can all think of crazy hypotheticals, suppose the phone rings and says i'm john dough. i want to talk to you about my airline. you have miscalculated. they said we have heard from you 15 times. you're out of this program. it's a mistaken identity. there are two john does. could the innocent good faith john doe do anything at all? >> yes, the good faith j

an estimated 150 of them in minnesota. these are kids the american pediatric association says do this. these are kids who you know -- we know the kids who have depravation have trauma. there are different kinds of depravation and we know it makes it harder for them to learn. it changes their brain chemistry to be into that much stress. so let's do it for these kids. the majority, 56% of minnesotans who would be affected by an increase our women. nationwide one in five working mothers would see a raise under this bill, one in five working mothers. and 6.8 million workers and their families would be lifted out of poverty. raising the minimum wage is good for working families and it's good for the economy. it boosts economic activity and helps local businesses. a study from the federal reserve bank of chicago found that increasing the federal minimum wage $10 an hour could boost gdp by up to .3 percentage points. a recent analysis of state employment data goldman sachs noted that based on their analysis of states that increas

minnesota natives.f-proclaimed scottish royalty and running from the law. >> lord and lady chisum iii are fraudsters of the first degree. >> the so-called royal couple accused of illegally collecting $167,000 in welfare and living a lavish lifestyle fit for a lord and a lady. driving a lexus, controlling bank accounts with more than $3 million deposited, owning this lakeside retreat in minnesota. and living on an 83-foot, 1.2-million-dollar classic yacht. >> there is the yacht. there is the master staple. i have never ridden on a yacht that nice. >> the couple collecting benefits from florida and minnesota until authorities getting suspicious in 2012. the criminal complaint noting that in addition to welfare benefits the chisums also receiving minnesota care health benefits including massages at a posh spa in minnesota. >> these rich folks ripped off the system. and i will assure you that this office is going to do every darn thing we can do to make sure these people do hard time today the fake royals a

louis county, that's in northern minnesota, and she was in an abusive situation. so she went to a domestic violence center at a county building. and while she was there, she got a text from her abuse wither saying why are -- abuser saying why are you in the county building? are you going to the domestic violence center? and that scared her, and they took her to the county courthouse to get a restraining order against the guy. she gets there, on her phone is why are you in the courthouse, are you getting a restraining order against me? now, that's called, that's stalking. that's gps stalking. part of my bill would start to keep records on this. do to j only -- doj only has records from 1996 for some reason on the number of gps stalking incidences, and it's then 25,000. now, think of how many more people have smartphones than they had, there's been an explosion of the use of smartphones since then. so this would make the manufacture and marketing of these stalking apps, i mean, they're marketed as follow your, you know, your girlfriend, see if she's cheating on you.

they talked about this woman in northern minnesota. she was in an abusive situation. she went to domestic violence center at a county building and while she was there, she got a text from her abusers saying, why are you in the county building? are you going to the domestic violence center? that scared her, and they took her to the county courthouse to get a restraining order against the guy. there.s on her phone is, why are you in the courthouse? are you getting a restraining order against me? stalthat is stalking, gps king. would start to keep records on this. doj only has records from 1996 on the number of gps stalking incidences. then, 25,000. think of how many more people have smartphones. there has been an explosion of the use of smart phones since then. this would make the manufacture and marketing of these stalking apps -- they are marketed as, follow your girlfriend and see if she is cheating on you. >> on both location privacy measures eu have introduced and him on the broader issue of the electronic communications privacy act, reforming the 1986 law that gov

>> it's going to be in minnesota. they are working on sending them back there now. >> are are they able to buy some things if they were on welfare or food stamps? the amount was peanuts compared to how much they had in their banking accounts. between 2005 and 2012, i think collin deposited about $2.6 million into his bank account and that money came from his company called tcn which provided internet services to a lot of countries in latin american and caribbean. 2.6 million in the bank. explanation for. to getting on food stamps? >> what do you think? i mean, pretty outrageous story. >> so they are not talking, i take it at this hour? they are not telling? >> they haven't yet. >> how did they even get caught? i don't mean arrested but i mean like what led the authorities to suspect that they were food stampsz and had classic yacht and 2. -- whatever it was million in the bank? >> that's one of the most interesting questions i think i'm collin news reports. perhaps it was somebody else who tipped them off, i'm not sur

this is something we're doing well in minnesota.thank you for the opportunity to testify and i look forward to your questions. >> mr. van pelt commute been patiently waiting. thank you very much. >> mr. chairman, ranking member and other members, the government reform committee, thank you for allowing me to speak before today about oregon's health reform efforts. my name is greg van pelt but i recently got as chief executive officer of providence health insurance is in the oregon region. throughout my graphic direct expenses with the challenges of expanding access to all the health care while mass managing costs. last year governor kingsolver asked me to step in and help navigate the chose it wrong -- currently i service present of the oregon health leadership council and voluntary adviser to the governor and dr. bruce goldberg, acting director of corporate work and for whom i'm appointed because the results suffered a broken leg. while the launch of the aca in oregon has been different than we hoped, over 300,000 individuals have e

we've been working with the youth coalition for free minnesota we also dprrl support and the estimation to 18 as quickly as possible. i came here with over 21 post kartsdz we've alluded to we've collected that many postcards from seniors and persons with disabilities that want to support of the free minnesota and some of them have a few comments. the low income seniors depend on on muni and sometimes have to choose between buying a pass and food and often the benefits are not enough to last through the most. seniors need to shop and go to doctors appointment and don't have the money i need every penny i have for food and shelter i live in poverty and just get by each month. it prevents people from being home by and finally anthony says hurry up >> thank you (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon my name is donna i'm open staff at the senior and disable action you've seen the ground flow of support for the proposal to extend the free muni for youth low income youth to include 18-years old and include seniors and people with dabldz disables with folks open low income. you'l

coming up, the "the communicators" with minnesota senator al franken on the propos proposed comcast-time warner merg merger. and then "the up side of down" and michael lewis on his most recent book called "flash boys" and later" fragile by the design" >>> c-span created 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable provider or satellite provider. >> a few week ago on the comm e communicatcommun -- "the communicators" -- we had david cohen to talk about the proposed merger between comcast-time warner. he is on the privacy and technology and the law committee. yesterday at the hearing held by the committee you said that a merger between comcast-time warner would result in fewer choices, higher prices and even worse service. how do you come to that conclusion? >> well, because that has been the case when there is cons consolidation of media and telecommunication media. that is what is happening here. comcast is the biggest cable tv company in the country. and it is the biggest internet broadbrand company in the country and it is wanting to buy the second biggest ca

a's on a roll. >> they love playing the minnesota twins.hey have beaten minnesota 8 straight times. a 4 run first inning for oakland. brandon moss, flair to left. two runs score. 4-0 lead. come the 9th, the lead cut to 4- 3. johnson blows his second save. here is the tying run. flyball to right. josh redick comes up throwing. suzuki slides safely with the tying run. a's argue the call but he just gets his hand in there in time. they go to the 11th. two on and he takes care of business. jacket, way gone. three run shot with one out. those are the winning runs. 7-4 your final in 11 innings. pablo sandoval one of the most popular giants in recent history but it could be the last year he spends with the giants as they can't get it together on a contract. the gap is so wide the giants say they are tabling contracts till after the season. bruce koci reacts. -- bruce bochy reacts. >> the only thing you can do is conserate on what you are supposed to -- concentrate on what you are supposed to. play baseball. he is not getting caught up into the con

>> when we got to minnesota ten people were killed. shooting occurred on an indian residences vags. he met up with another guy who was his age at the time who told a similar story. it was almost chillingly similar to what sam went through. he had a harrowing day at columbine. there was a moment they realized they were in the same situation, separated by inches. it's a healing journey. he picks these things up and ends back up in columbine where you saw the conversation with his former classmates, with the principal, frank deangelis. he's not alone. we look at these things in terms of the number of people killed, injured. we don't know how many people walked out alive. after all these years people think aren't you over it? and a lot of them aren't. >> you talked about the sense of a feeling they are cut off as a result of the shooting take a listen. >> we are not alone. we aren't as isolated as we think. >> you say not alone. i would argue not forgotten. people talk about columbine, virginia tech. they don't often talk about red lake, m

this is something we are doing well in minnesota. for the opportunity to testify and i look forward to your questions. mr. leitz.u, mr. van pelt, you've been patiently waiting, you're up. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman, ranking members and other members of the oversight and government reform committee. allowing me to speak before you today about oregon's health reform efforts. my graham is greg van pelt, i recently retired as chief executive officer of providence health and services in the oregon region. throughout my career i've had direct experiences with the challenges of expanding access to quality health care while costs.g last year the governor asked know step in to help navigate launchllenges around the of the state's health care exchange. currently i serve as the the oregon health leadership council and voluntary advisor to the governor and dr. bruce goldberg, acting director of cover oregon, for whom i'm appearing today because recently suffered a broken leg. while the launch of the a.c.a. in oregon has been different

they beat the minnesota twins 7-4.a's play one more in minnesota today before they head to seattle. >> the sharks now know that will play in the playoffs. the l.a. kings. san jose is trying to stay alive in the pacific division. anaheim 15-2 and clinched the division title. the sharks will play the avalanche tomorrow, and the coyotes on saturday to finish the season. their playoff series with the kings will begin in san jose next week. >> there's much more ahead on the kron4 new is. here's a live shot from the mount tam cam. this is what the conditions are like for a botnovato. they will have a high of 73 degrees. th's aan tervwingor.aob. thatne.one. e onwho ems ke hs alrey gothe job 'cau he udieall e rit ursefromhe g-go. d th's aaccotant a mo a unersi of oeni sclarsp repient, who ed o unie --ratcthat awese caer-pnnintool and at's stunt, rkinlate th aay j, tang crseslign th t industry 's aing be . rey touildn edatio arnd t carr at y wan les geto wk. hodo y wanto feelhis ring confent! optistic daling erce dian springs t

the back and forth between minnesota and smu.s until austin hollings drained a three putting the gophers ahead for good. minnesota wins 65-63 giving rick pitino's son richard a championship in the first season as head coach. >>> now to dallas for some of the country's best college basketball players compete ahead of the final four. louisville's shimle beats the guys and girls in the contest. lewis, here he goes, going for it. will he do it? he took home the slam dunk crown. >>> special celebration at the white house honoring the olympic and paralympic athletes. they even busted a move or two. >>> super bowl winning coach pete carol is reportedly set to sign a contract extension with the seahawks. details will emerge later this morning. >>> and next to the big leagues where a foul by adams. the fan talks a little smack. but winds up in the losing end as the cardinals beat the reds 7-6. >>> popped it up. oh! a collision and baker hopefully is all right. >> ouch. that nasty collision for chicago catcher john baker, but thumbs up as

minnesota looking like they could see more than 6 inches of snow. arkansas, person tennessee and parts of mississippi severe weather is a concern large hail damaging winds tornadoes possible. otherwise texas on the hot side yet again upper 90s in dell rio. on the cool side in the 40's. >> that forecast you talked about snow and 90 degree temperatures in one forecast. >> lots going on. >> a potpourri. >>> legal marijuana blamed for drug sales in an elementary schoolyard. four fourth graders caught dealing the drug during the school day in greeley north of denver. the marijuana bought legally by grandparents from two families. school officials say get ready to see more of this with the law in place. >> we have adults who didn't secure the marijuana. that's concerning. this would have never happened had the marijuana not been so access able ible to two ten-year-old boys. >> the school warning parents to be more mindful of marijuana now that it is legal in colorado. a second alarming story about pot this week. young adults may be at risk for problems ev

scott leitz's interim chief executive officer of the minnesota health exchange. all witnesses are sworn in before they testify. can you please stand and raise your right hand? >> do solemnly swear or affirm that your testimony will be the truth, so help you god? i ask you to limit your testimony to five minutes. you'll be a part of the permanent record. mr. matsuda, you are batting off at the beginning. a little spring baseball conversation. push to talk at in and we will receive your testimony for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman, ranking members, and numbers of the subcommittee. my name is tom matsuda, interim executive director of the whole i health connector, speaking on behalf of the connector and its board of directors. hawaii has long been a leader to ensure that our residents have access to quality affordable health insurance. in 1974, hawaii enacted a groundbreaking state law, the hawaii prepaid health care act. this law requires that most employers in hawaii provide health-care coverage to employees who work more than 20 hours per week for at least

minnesota sunday night's at 9pm a's, warriors.al four. plus special guest: bip roberts kid's got game"* night. and get latest news at kron 4 mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> seek shelter immediately. >> the fort hood shooter. his secret identity. the fake name revealed. >>> then -- >> baby birth uproar. >> the slugger who missed opening day to be at the birth of his son. >> you can do anyway. you're not breast-feeding the kid. >> heated up about this one. >>> and -- close encounters of the clinton kind? >> they're out there. >> bill clinton reveals the secrets of area 51. >> if you saw that there were aliens there, would you tell us? >>> plus valerie bertinelli on she once lost 40 pounds to wear a bikini. now she speaks out on her weight gain. >> why do i feel so much shame? >>> then oprah versus her stepmom exclusive.

minnesota, you know, you see snow this time of year.bly another storm about a week away across areas of the northern plains again. but this one's been a real significant one. seeing snow across the arrowhead of minnesota and the u.p. of i. snowfall totals have been extreme in minnesota. 19 inches. downtown minneapolis, not that much, around an inch. but just to the north of town is where the snow got very heavy, over a foot. but places in wisconsin, well over a foot of snow. this has to melt. and we're going to have big problems when it does. the snow pack still pretty high there. temperatures on saturday, 39 in marquette. to sunday, up to 55. we'll start to see some pretty quick melting of that and a nice warm-up for sunday across parts of the plains. one other storm we're going to watch this weekend is a storm that's developing across parts of the gulf. seeing a lot of moisture here across areas of the deep south and across the coastal areas of the carolinas all weekend long. some areas, maybe 4 to 5 inches of rain there. that's going

it happened in minnesota on thanksgiving day in 2012. prosecutors played the audio for the jury in his murder trial. the prosecutor said it was self-defense that he was terrified when they broke into his home. under minnesota state law people are allowed to use deadly force to save their own lives or stop felonies in their own homes. cae shooter planned the killings in advance and waited with books and snacks to ambush the teens in his basement. court documents show one of them had broken into the home at least two other times. cameras are not allowed in the courtroom. we can't hear the recordings ourselves when the prosecutors played it for the jury but that jury heard it and reporters in the courtroom are describing its for all of us. it starts with the sound of glass shattering when the teen breaks in, then we hear gunshots followed by a groan. one of the two teenagers falls down the stairs to the basement. the shooter then tells him, you're dead. several minutes go by before the 18-year-old cousin calls for her cousin. then, the soun

red lake high in red lake, minnesota.orthern illinois university in de kalb, illinois and blacksburg, virginia. all places that were touched by the same senseless violence as columbine, which is where sam plans to return at the end of his journey to finally confront some long-held fears. >> i was hoping to find and learn new tools for the life-long healing process and be able to bring them home and share them with some of my friends. >> but it's a risky trip, especially for a person with as much emotional baggage as sam. >> that's a really scary thing for you to confront yourself with and say that it's okay to put yourself through it. >>> coming up. opening a door to sam's past that just won't stay shut. >> i remember laying on my back wondering if this was it. >> and sam takes a big step toward healing. >> i don't care if you were shot or not. you've suffered. >> thank you for that. i have nothing to do except be me. tonight i am not mom. i am paula. so dad, what does that make you? dad. ♪ join the hunt for big savings..

>> the university of minnesota lost to union college saturday night. the fans were flooded and police were called to the streets and there were no reports of serious injuries. >>> and in new york, hundreds were called in to celebrate to capture the ncaa title. things quickly got out of hand and one police officer was hurt. >> an officer took a beer bottle to his back and the base of his neck and it shattered on impact. >> the police officer was not badly hurt. he suffered scrapes and bruises in the melee. >> tomorrow is tax day. last minute file letters are -- filers are choosing to file will be front clay. many are expected to be in fires electronically which means rebounds come -- refunds will some of back for months not weeks. the post often will stay open until 830 in the weekend and on lundy avenue, it will stay open until 830 and for people who need even more time, those at the airport will be opened until midnight. coast guard straton is back home in the bay area. families waited at coast guard island to greet them after a 3 month deploy the the

we have girls come from minnesota, girls come from iowa.'t even be in the state. >> are you supposed to get mad? >> which leads you to believe, how can you be that manipulated but the girls might have something hanging over their head. for instance, a lot of the pimps will get the girls pregnant. they have the baby. the baby is with the pimp's people or his parents, so now you can't get out because you're worried about the baby. and they use that as coersion. >> you're going to have to talk to someone right now. not going to be law enforcement, someone that helps people that are in situations like yourself. right? >> with over 20,000 women being sold for sex across chicagoland, sheriff tom dart realizes arrests and jail time did nothing to stem the revolving door of women flooding the system. >> a police officer would arrest someone for prostitution and they would be back on the street before the police officer filled out the paperwork. literally, by the time you were done, they had bonded out and they didn't just go home for the nigh, they

people for the seniors who are transit dependent and people with disabilities so we believe free minnesota for seniors and people about disabilities is a priority that mta should work on. please consider and work >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm sherry will i and this is shiny we're from the community center. pedestrian safety is what we're demanding too often we hear that people get hit and die 6 people have died this year and 21 died from collisions were we don't want to see those numbers increasing. no one wants this to happen again prevention is important. it's not okay in san francisco we spend over $500,000 treating pedestrian accident and we could prevent this that i spending more for safety >> i see people crossing the streets and it's important for vehicle drivers and pedestrians to follow the rules and physical changes on the street can prevent folks from fighting over the same space speaker in order to do the education and improvement achieve the goal of vision zero more it needed and without the budget n

and an exclusive interview with minnesota senator al franken. ♪ to our viewers here in the united statesnd those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. we dig into the medicare database to reveal the nation's top paid doctors. peter cook follows the --cast-time warner merging merger hearings on capitol hill, but we begin with breaking news on the release of the latest fed minutes. >> remember the take away from the meeting was that fed officials might have moved up of the firstd pace interest rate increase, but it turns out several members at the meeting were worried that would be the market reaction. in the minutes, we find out that ofy said this component their economic forecasts could be misconstrued as indicating a move by the committee to less accommodative reactive function, said speak for faster and sooner rate increase. several participants noted that the projection overstated the shift. they are referring to the famous chart the fed uses. you can see in 2016, they moved up the median forecast for

there you go opening day in minnesota spoiled by the oakland a's.again the final eight to cp warriors up and sold a play denver thursday. the question did only will he be ready to go come the playoffs which will open up a week from saturday. here's the deal was lead lawyers stay out for the steel bolt for the foreseeable feature future. we as the team's second leading scorer and rebounder. lawyers estimate for this one reason why i'm laughing his young guy darren urban it in fact and that one lost vegas we could people discover the boston celtics. he was not well-known player. years ago in the team says armen no longer with the club for conduct up a detrimental to the franchise pre so-called bring a few weeks ago herman today. the warriors have fired two assistant coaches and the campus is at to what the headstone on him. mark jackson and slowly but surely eliminating his buddies on the bench. good news for match richmond once upon a time golden state warrior. going into basketball hall of fame. his one named today to people going and a long line. u

al in minnesota said he will oppose this deal. of minnesota said he will oppose this deal.t the end of the day he said it is about consumers being hurt. >> comcast has the responsibility to let out for its investors. i am concerned the more big and dominant the company becomes, the less incentive they have to look out for consumers and the more power to squeeze them. >> al franken asked some of the toughest questions. we will be chatting with him in the 2:00 hour. ultimately it is not congress that will decide this. it is the sec and the justice department. >> what about the likelihood of approved? earlier on it seems like everybody thought this would go through despite opposition. what we sawiven today, the hurdle is higher. there is a likelihood of approval, but you will have even tougher conditions given the politics around this, the criticism we are today, and the possessions the company is have -- the concessions the companies have offered may not be enough. and then the question if the conditions are so tough the companies decided it's just not worth it to move for wo

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the minnesota twins win 7-4.one more in minnesota today before they head to seattle. >> this is trending this morning. rolling stone's magazine is no stranger to controversy all covers. the magazine apparently has a thinker to to learn about history. >> the cover in question features julia louis dreyfus what the constitution tattoo on her back. the problem with the picture is that the john hancock signature at the bottom. hancock did not sign the constitution. his iconic signature graces the declaration of independence. >> she actually it sent out a tweet and she blamed her character and the chief of staff for the error. they stated that it was not done on purpose or an error. >> when they are hand in hand,-- >> the time is 6:52 a.m.. coming up on the kron4 newest. a man who is several hundreds of pounds overweight get cut out of his home in florida. we will show you what happened to. >> here's a live look outside. we will be right back. wishit fallinglat?moisre wht inoducg ne ve ogen istu. it prodes ygenfud motu

because if you think about it, i read the minnesota statute. you're right.ou have to reasonably believe it you are going to face some sort of great bodily injury or death or you're trying to prevent the commission of a felony in your own home. the real issue for the jury to grapple with is, was mr. smith's actions reasonable given the circumstances? i think a big hurdle for the prosecution is going to have to overcome jury nullification. will a jury empathize with him and say he was the victim and these people were breaking into his home, or will the defense have to overcome the burden of his actions? the fact he shot multiple times and did not report this right away? if this was really a self-defense why did he not report this right away? >> state law no duty to retreat inside one's home residence. but there is a duty under law to quote act reasonably when using force in self-defense. >> that's right. >> now, as a prosecutor how can you prove he was lying in wait? >> i think the prosecutor is going to use building blocks to try to prove his case. he was sit

>> from 2010 to 2012 there were 39 suspicious fires in babbitt, minnesota. since the time that he was caught there have been zero. >> reporter: ryan was charged with setting fire to federal land and attempted arson. initially a psychologist labeled him as a pyromaniac but later revised that diagnosis. so if you're not a pyromaniac, what are you? >> it was diagnosed as a temporary adjustment disorder >> reporter: a temporary adjustment disorder? >> it's like -- considered a short-term mental illness brought on by acute stress. >> it's my strong opinion that he didn't start lighting fires three years ago. and i believe he will be at risk of lighting fires in times of stress until he's 80 years old. >> reporter: with his career and reputation up in smoke, ryan took a job stocking shelves at the local grocery store. earlier this month he learned his fate, five years in a federal prison. ryan and stefanie now have three children, all under the age of five. when ryan gets out, he will have missed more than half of their lives. >> all the daily activities, i mean,

minnesota beat florida state in overtime 67-64. >>> ouch. captain derek jeter gets tag add first at bat of his last season. astros man handled pitching in the end for a 6-2 win. >>> after blue jays losing his bat. two wanted it. they get it. they go old school. paper beats rock. toronto beats tampa bay 4-2. simple, quiet. they get it done. >>> president barack obama welcomed the world champion boston red sox to the white house after slugger ortiz gets a shout out, scores a selfie to boot. >>> o'brien is drilled against texas trivia. watch. >> jr ewing. >> largest dome in texas. >> dr. phil. >> what is the leading cause of heart attacks in texas? >> tony romo. >> maybe right, maybe wrong. depends on who you are. >>> just ahead, she makes $500,000 per episode on the big bang theory. can you guess what she claims is the smartest thing she's ever done for her career? we've got that next. it used to take me forever to get a smoky eye look just right. that is until i discovered this... almay's intense i color collection for my hazel eyes. almay in

it's different in minnesota than floor. in many cases the data being used in a place like minnesota is a result of local efforts to get that data out there. if those efforts haven't been under taken in florida or louisiana or some other places where this was left as part of the culture, i think this data will help futures like that. >> before we take a break, what is happening on the national level. we heard what groups with doing, but what does the national level look like. >> it's time for doctors to prioritize acting professionally. they're supposed to be honest. they're supposed to be fair. they're supposed to be just in terms of hour our resources are allocated. believe me, if there isn't a lot of soul searching as they look at what is going on in their communities, then we're in trouble. i think there will be, and it's great that the ama has finally enabled this to happen. >> we'll take a short break. when we come back we'll talk more about why the obama administration released this only on al jazeera america >> welco

with the minnesota vikings, a series of concussions closed the door on his football career and openedhe opportunity on other sports. >> before williams flexed his muscles in the pits of nascar he didn't know where the oil was in his car. a former star lion baker at wake forest, he played a stint with the minnesota vikings before concussions forced him down a different career path. rocco chose the road less travelled. >> my first year was surreal. >> williams first big job included being a tire carrier for one of the biggest stars, jeff fordan, before joining the hendrik motor sport team his knowledge was style rather than substance. >> i knew jeff gordon, and i knew they go fast and i liked the billboard jackets. we wore them, didn't know who drove them, but we could match them with the jordans, and the shoes. >> he may not have known the ins and outs. being a former athlete put him ahead of the game. 10 years into it, he's going. >> our security rivals many staff. we have full-time staff, yoga trainers - really no difference from what i experienced with college and professional sport

no sign of spring in minnesota.ice forming north of the twin cities. at the creeps toward their homes. >> first was across the road, it was getting covered up, and the trees. bill: that is as bad as it gets up there. it was cold in new york yesterday. heather: not that cold. those folks don't want you to say it is col called up here bet bill: it can't last forever. heather: new calls for louisiana congressman to resign amid a scandal involving one of his staff members. dubbed the kissing congressman after the release of a compromising video. mike emanuel live from capitol hill. so why is house leadership pushing so hard for mcallister to resign? reporter: heather, there isn't much history there. he won a runoff election last november and now says he won't run for reelection. the first most americans knew about mcallister from louisiana was when the video his smooching staffers surfaced. eric cantor told reporters when we took the majority i had said we ought to hold ourselves to a higher standard, what has happened

's interim chief executive officer of the minnesota health exchange.ll witnesses are sworn in before they testify. can you please stand and raise your right hand? >> do solemnly swear or affirm that your testimony will be the truth, so help you god? i ask you to limit your testimony to five minutes. you'll be a part of the permanent record. mr. matsuda, you are batting off at the beginning. a little spring baseball conversation. push to talk at in and we will receive your testimony for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman, ranking members, and numbers of the subcommittee. my name is tom matsuda, interim executive director of the whole i health connector, speaking on behalf of the connector and its board of directors. hawaii has long been a leader to ensure that our residents have access to quality affordable health insurance. in 1974, hawaii enacted a groundbreaking state law, the hawaii prepaid health care act. this law requires that most employers in hawaii provide health-care coverage to employees who work more than 20 hours per week for at least fo

the american white pelican spend the winter down here and this summer in northern minnesota and montana like brown pelicans but feed with their beaks and push some of the nose ahead of them and to scoop them up you can see them sitting all watch but is rare to see them the feed also eats little crustaceans. we stand on the of vanity overlook all the places we chose sarasota, charlotte sarasota, charlotte, glaves and hendry what i would do is contact the convention visitors bureau what would they cover? as an alternative i contacted the other organizations what would you cover? the list was never the same although we have to hit the beach in southwest florida there is no development so just the beach and the bush and the trees only seconds to san miguel island for shelley then hopefully we will see alligators on one of the trails with an alligator pont -- pont. we're still of lovers keep that the alligator ponds and i should be paying attention or seven alligators. one rather large bomb is in the quarter and six little babies ranging in size between 2 feet and 3 feet. this is the only ac

he has a chance now to add an nit championship against minnesota. minnesota beating florida state in overtime 67-64. >>> yankee captain derek jeter getting tagged in the fist at bat of the last season. they the astros man handled the yankees. >>> blue jays losing his bat. where did it go? two fans won it. they go old school. rock, paper, scissors. toronto beats tampa bay 4-2. >>> president obama welcomed the world championship boston red sox at the white house after david ortiz gets an obama shoutout. it he scores a self-y, to boot. >> it looks great. >>> mavices grills conan about texas trivia. >> the city of dallas was founded by whom. >> jr using. >> name the largest dome in texas. >> dr. phil. >> what is the leading cause of heart attacks in texas. >> tony romo. >> the answers are right, i'd said. or wrong depending who you are. >> right or wrong, funny. richard, thank you very much. >>> nbc is here with the weather outlook. what do we got in store for day two of april? >> we're talking about severe weather in a second. the earthquake thing was

. >>> well, from the hardwood to the diamonds, the a's have a rare day off in minnesota today. the middle of the series against the twins. yesterday the green and gold spoiled the twins home opener beating minnesota 8-3. >>> coming up after the break, we'll take you live out to at&t park. our own laura garcia-cannon is there. she has exclusive on the field access and damian trujillo will be telling us all the little secrets. >> high and deep to left, this baby is out of here! >>> with five wins under their belt, a solid road trip to start this season. >>> "today in the bay" happy to welcome the boys in orange and black back at home. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon inside at&t park. the bats are alive, the giants are one of the top offensive teams in the league. they've already scored 40 runs in just seven games. this year is about making up for a lost opportunity in 2013. plus, the folks at at&t park have new tricks up their sleeve. we'll cover all of that this morning and our own christina loren will have a look at our game-day forecast in five minutes. first, i w